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GEORGE J. JoHNSoNA CO.
iyp-.r I'll MARKET SPACE.
RAkGAINs: BAKGAINs.


- BRoDHEAD a CO.,
s5S Pernsyiv anis avenue, between gth and 10th
streets, invite especial attention 10 the following
goods:
All Silk Velvet stripe Grenadine; Black Silk and
Wool Grenadines, plain, striped aud plaI4sd ID
Black SIR, including Guinef, Bellons and Cote and
DeCOte celebrated makes; Black Alpaca and Mo-
hairs from &c. up, Victoria and Bishop Lawns from
" 20 s3c- per yard; Domestic Lawns and Percales,
l2,,c. mp; French Muslin in single and double
Width; French Pigue from l2as 20 73c. per yard;
White and colored Tarleians from DC. up; White
ard Coored suiting Linens. Linen Law ns from z3c.
Or PeroaIes and Csnbrics "a beautiful designs Gil
Wool peBege and peBege Grenadines; Striped and
Check simmer silks; Mazalia, the new goods for
ruiliiug Balbriggin Hose, tsik clocked,) S25 per
box Up; Three button Paris ids in ali ooors, IS:
" bite Shetland " COL shawl-, 81 70 and up, Cor
sets, SOC and MP; One button ids SOC. Two button
Kids @pc, Tin street colors only, Job lot.D Linen
Lap Robes 81 aud up; Ladies and Gents Under
wear: Parssols and Sun Umbrellas 10 great variety,
direct from the best factories the United States at
less than the ruling prices 50, Ga ga, % and 1914
sheeting COttons very cheap best makes PAPER Gam
brio, double Width Sc: Wamsntts "a Bleached
Cottons, Bc.; New York Mills4-4 Beached OottOns,
Ec., Fruit ~ the Loon "a Beached Cotton, l2Sc. !,
and piete lire Of Dry Goods, Notions, Gloves,
Hosiery. &c, at correspondingly low figures. Stare
open until O'Clock p. N. BRODHEAD CO.,
93S PennsylyaniA avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. icB ~
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The Board OF Health have very properly
taken in hand the matter Of providing public
urinals at convenient points throughout the
city. As measure OF health, as well as
cecency. this is OF no little importance, and
very careful provision is made in this par
ticular in leading European cities.
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The Star for the Summer.

PasOrs IeGrlrso ne ctty JOr the rEnurser on J5~
osv portion Of u nsoy hpe THE STAR sent oy
rso0, poeo9e prepaid, for inch period Of time as
tAey desire az ne rae Of rs cents pr ,oeek, so
cents r'1 nsorsh, s1-S0 Jp three raeAs, Q s3
far sz months
sSN y. The paper IL NOT ti am cuse sen, by
nlGR urless The Bsoncy therefor accompanies rie
rfer.
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The recent heavy storms in various parts
of the country would seem to be milder
sectio N OF the series OF violent storms that
have done such damage IN France, SwItzer-
land, and other parts of Europe. A great
deal OF damage was done In New York city
on Monday by one of these sudden rainfalls,
and like instances are recorded all over the
country
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THE "OHlo BLUyDER."-The New Yors
enn thinks the imitation resolution blunde,
OF the Ohio democracy constitutes pretty
much the entire stock In trade of the republic
can newspapers and orators for carving or
the political campaign all over the country
and they ought to pass votes OF thanks Ia
fendleton and Ewing for supplying then
with the sinews of war on such cheap terms.
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The failure of the Commercial Warehouse
company" of New York, is announced by
telegraph to-day. The cause seems 10 be the
same that brought down Duncan, sherman
& Co: making advances upon crops and
dabbling in railroad stocks
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The editor OF the Ohio State Journal evident
ly thinks that everything relating to the
obituary business originates with or belongs
to the Philadelphia LetgeT. Else why did he
credit TO that paper an article which origi-
nally appeared in The STAR entitled 81, 900
TOmbstones a Year"
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The failure of Duncan, Sherman & Co. does
not seem likely TO have any widespread
effect The failure of a firm in New York
and one in Philadelphia is announced to.
day, but neither appears TO be directly con-
nected with that of Duncan, Sherman & Co,
though IL is possible that the first failure
may have precipitated the others.
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The lOdksbS6tf, the leading German paper
of Cincinnati, says: "Sooner could Jefferson
Davis be elected Governor OF Rhoie Island
than Cary as Lieutenant Governor of Ohio"
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PERSONAL.

nINOkCED AGAIN.-I hereby notify all per
y sons that have obtained the second decree of
divorce against the recent Virginia johnson, and
she ordered by the Court to resume her first
of Virginia Timbus.
jy22 Ct WILLIAM C.. JOHNSON.
EvERY LADY SHOULD GET A PAIR Of
the house. at 7sc. Also, KID Slipper at the low
price Of 7sc:, worth 81. Please call through the
pue. ia17-tp
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

T BRIck HOUSES in Lepr.,it Park, has ali the
HOUSE Sos street. ss ELEVEN e,s r Ssn:' all modern
a very nice sen-room HOUSE. corner X and Is,
sever room BRICK HOUSE, street, between
Is al lith northN est: all modern conveniences.
Three HOUSES in Columbia street.
Several small HOUSES. four aud Eve rooms.
hito ten room BRICK, on :, between lith and
A I'VE room FRAME HOUSE, No eIe s,h stree,
D2i-It Corner ll;h sud streets.
FOE RENT.226 street Nc rth~est, 10 ROOMS
50; 90s street northwe-t Il ksons; $ lo!;
street neIthvest. ssy;y fnEnished, Z Rooms, SIS;
jI23 G. 9I5 street northwest.
EoR REhT-H0USE No III q street north
,-es east; ,I mod.,n improvements Enquire log
EoR RENT-HOUsE No. 1870 IIih street
Il northwest, 10 room Brick, bath, water closets,
&c Isi; BFise ao6L 2F, T. Ssa s:''
LOB RENT-Thet me three siery BRICK, No.
~ = "a street northwest; nine good ICONS, with
S kai RGsfsa's street
> story press brick font RESIDENCE, in CON-
ARRANGED and Nth modern
i''iunhins LACK to sf1s bg EnSsie s sIEsfnEN
jy1lm- Real Estate Agent. s / 7th street.
EoR SAFE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY Poo
4 PERTi-A HOUSE and GARDEN at Hystts-
VIE Stsion, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
only u MI: utes ride in the from the city and
I'VE minutes walk from, the station i'm proved with
flowers, shrubbery, and good assortment of frHit
Ii Dot sold will be tor rent from October lSt ISIS
Apply to JOHN W. SC OFT, 1928 sth st, Get north
Wtet, or on the premises to JOHN b. SCOTT.
Iyl9 I'm
k'OR RENT-from 18th July, lS5-Elegaur s.
i story BRICK HOUSE, containing u rooms
with all modern couveniences, newly pspered and
painted, No. 21t south A, between I'd and I'd
streets east ants Row, only one square from
the Capitol. Will be rented low TO a yearly tenant
Arply q JOHN b. SCOTT. American Honse IS In
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R00S1TB VE01TABL1 COUGH SYRUP
u Meeted. csss q WnssSla& 0on8h that eaancs
SYRUP" II = also ths bet IN Ne Tor CouskS,
Colds Hoe.sene., Sore Throat, OreaI, and al Droa.
0hial Affections. For sale by the princiDN Drue9i0
md Wholesale b. CHA KLKe cT0Tf ) 90, "a b
TIE proDriesoe, 1919 9 &. HorthWo8. DovN-H
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWARD.-Lost, on Friday, sd, a MOCK
pa Ing BIRD. The FIN r will receive the &c =
above rev ard by returning IL to TH0S. b PE-N
CHS, 61s street northwest. IT. *
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II The nsatssa. The maiiest IA ~ eSsas -A1y:c
ct nrst,ei4s Ssysu ,oetsys ftsee ever
I13 1th street northwest, half sQuarS above Patent
Once Ons me Piano, but nttl6 ussd. Tor sale 6
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i ANHOOD RESTORED,

A victim Of youthful tmprudenoe, eausins prema-
tufe decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found Q simple self
cure, which he win send Sss to his fellow sufferers
Address j. h. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
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BOARDING.

hELIGHTFUL LARGE ROOMS, 1888 New
- foIk av.nne, with or without Board. Unex-
ceptionsb,e Table Board, $40 per month Refer
ence required. Jy2S-3ts
1907 L STREET NORTHUMBERLAND de-
~ sirable Il FURNISHED ROOMS-one large
and two small-on second floor, south front, with
Board, at very reasonable terms. iy2S 81
ROARDlNG.-Sixo or eight Gentlemen can be &C
II cmmodated with furnished ROOM and Table
BOARD. Ter ns moderate. Room with north and
south exposure. Also, two lsrge communicating
PARLOR5. Apply to 1916 II ST. NV. jy2s-4t~
COOL AND WELL.FURNiShSU ROOMS,
~ with BOARD, corner Of 9th and streets north
west. Iy23-6tr
THOSE WISHING FOR ROOMS AND BOARD
Il will find two large trout ROOMS. communicat
ing, furnished or unfurnished also, three smaller
ROOMS: 1915 Massachusetts avenue. jy2-6t-
MILLIKEN = ! Corner Of 10th and d streets
Avenue and r. street cars. Board BY the week or
month Transient Board. o. per day. Rouse thor
oughly renovated and refurnished.
feb<H PRANK MILLIKEN. Proprietor.
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MOTHS! AO40Ss
Nl Hyoa VIII . I'VE yesr hsavy vsarins aS,:rsa,
have thsa cleaned b. ny osssbFass6 chs0ical bro,
Co., whcA removes I'll Greess cd vsgseabis stsins
dations for Isckin4 ayN clothing, en- lssve thso
with ne until the hu 6eaeoa. 8lank0tS and Cur
nor and on reasonable tsrns. PerDooS IesvinG the
sssy can g task Ravsans I'd othss sSit: ssssssd
Ally SIS N ssrsse, OPS its isssst nsscs
"A fORY,
lels y ss'ss ssth.s.s, kssAsassss, u. O..
u Hss E.Ess S,,ss, gassasss, ~.
sedse, alA IN the 1ost sas0ant 1an0Sr Tor n -
yttA sand. On tes slssvss; @ can With euIs 9.
q ~ S1t t& iat 6soetsS;si "a: a an.
Drset3oss 5Of HsasnreSSSS - = Ss.s,smsa
g entAAos yhao vyit1sn -, 0o7ioTu ~ OQlS
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"TOW' CO.NE!o
GATHER THE oLEANINoS.
ODDS AND ENDS
Gle aiming Out Prices.
ODD COATS! ODD COATS,
WAY BELOW FIRST COST.
HIRE ENDETH
YOUR FINEST OPPORTUNITIES.
ODD PANTS! ODD PANTS!
DOTN, DOWN. DOWN.
ODD VESTS! ODD VESTS!
At SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
CLEANING Up. CLEARING OUT.
FINAL, FORCING
AND WINDING-UP SALES.
COME NOW,
FOR 1T ENDS HERE.
ABLE eR0T ERs,
EAILORs AND CLO7 HERS
hs ~ OoRNER 7rH AND d STREETS NV.
INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA. the 2sth day OF July, 1875
Lucy CATHERINE, MARIA and FORREST TAYLoK
ss;s TN, tA n and JOHN L LoMAx etsl-No.
On motion Of the plaintiff. BY Mr. Miller, their
Tsyloe, trustee, and John T. Lomax trustee, cause
their appearance be entered herein on or before
other the cause viii be proceeded with as in caso
By the Court: A. wYLIE. yus.ic,, &c.
iyas%s% By WiiL IfMss i G,sI CLERK *.
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
1,s,i has Obtained from the Supreme Court of the
sHRS ANN RRs a the pre, Of
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof the sub
seriber, on or before the 9th day Of July next;
they otherwise by law be excluded from all BEN
sft q the said estate. Given under my hand, this
-. ALExANDEB RANDALL,
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MADAME BOSS,

I'M celebrated Lady Astrologiss and HEALING Me-
q, northwest. She has no superior In deIineatins
the Past, Present, and Future. In love business
her advice IL invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
sure way to success in all UNDERTAKINGS. COnsulta-
S1.0. jyH.ly
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a leave to inform biz SSsis.nsE: TIT ~
ct the old stand, No. 11l6 3 street,
between 18th and 18th streets north
west, where he will be happy 10 serve
the public with the Hoet choice Oysters, Clane
eoft and Hard Grabs, spiced Oysters, &,. He ~
daily arTivale from Norfolk and Anaa lis a The
most select Oysters. CLANS, Soft and II ard Crsbs,
which viii be delivered per order 10 any part Of tho
city, free Of charge. would inform the public that
1 am not connecteo with any branch hous. in the
city, Ind that my former superinte ndenf, Mr. John
Hogan, 10 NO longer counected With me in business
V~W EDWARD WISER,
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llK. ROB ER fSON,

From long experience In both hospital and private
sctice viii guar antee cure in al Diseases Of the
Urinary organs, 0onorrh9a, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills, and 6pematoRhea. Gases Of Gonnorrhes he.
gently contracted cured IN tos days Syphilis in al
ersdicated from the system without the use OF mer.
CRY: SPermetorrhra, brought on By excuses and
eouee ID causing loss OF memory and insanity,
general debility, organic ekness, impotency nsrv'
Sns irritaniity, symptoms Of consumption, fndiges
night OF giddiness, evil forebodines, self dstrust,
GS9c, Speediy cured By newly discoysrsd remedies.
": H. located Tor many yeAIu Ct 10 8. EutaW q
bAItinore Nd, has consented, after many Oolicita-
oons p his Washington patrons, 10 OPEN . Derma-
every wednesday and Saturday IN saoh week, fro13
toSD mAx2-ly
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PROFESSIONAL.
PIANOS, DC.

IIANOS, &C.
SPLENDID STOCK or THE WORLD hE-
"A NOWNED kNABE PIAN0S-Parlor-
GraLd, Square Grand. Square and Upright
Pianos; Vim. McCammon's celebrated PisttNvV
known factories, which we will also sell and rent on
the most accommodating terms: Tuning promptly
street, . few doors above Pa. ave. mayls-V
"nECkKk BIO. =" PIANOS AXE THE BEST
y Inade In the country. They take the
lead OF all nrst class Instruments, being IN
rvaled in beauty Of tone and perfection ofStvHV
mechanism In every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
g. KUHN, Sole Asene,
$50 Kew York svenue, washiueton D. q
maylo-tr
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CAMP MEETING TENTS.
FOB SALE Oh RBHY.
] have large assortment Of TENTS. al gseo,
suitable for camp meetings, cunning and 1shinG
parties, which viii rent By the DAY or week.
3. @. WHILE, 7th aud streets.
yl6-eoSw opDosite Centre Market.
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SOFT AND HARD SHELL CRABS, " holesaIe
- and Retail, At the Norfolk Oyster Dept. H.
OIL b street northwest, opposite Baltim IT, Coy
and PotC Railroad Jepot ~
Jy2S 81 NICHOLAS WHITE Co
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-01-13

On the 18th Of next March, the terms
of twenty-five Senators expire, as fol-
lows: California, John S. HagaI, Dem
.ocrat; Connecticut, VIM. A Buck
1ingham, Republican Delaware, Thos.
Z. Bayard, Democrat; Florida, Abb
jah Gilbert, Republican; Indiana,
Daniel D. Pratt, Republican; Maine,
Hannibal tiamlin, Republican; Mary
land. VIM. t Hamilton, Democrat !;
Massachusetts, VIM. b Washburn,
Republican Michigan, z. Chandler,
Republican; Minnesota, Alexander
Ramsey, Republican; Mississippi, r,
Fl. Pease, Republican; Missouri. Carl
Schurz, Liberal Republican Nebra-
ka, Thomas w. Upton, Liberal Re-
publican Nevada, VIM NJ. Stewart,
Republican New Jersey, John T.
Stockton, Democrat; New York Reu-
ben E. Fenton, Liberal Republican +;
Ohio, Allen G. Thurman, Democrat
Pennsylvania John Scott, Republican;
Rhode Island, William Sprague. Lib
eral Republican Tennessee, William
G. Brownlow, Republican /; Texas,
Joseph W. flanagan, Republican ;
Vermont, George F. Edmunds, Re-
publican Virginia, John F Lewis
Republican; West Virginia. Arthur
L. Foreman, Republican Wisconsin,
Mathew Fl. Carpenter, Republican.
EdmuDds and Thurman have been
elected for an other term. Eaton sue
ceeds Buckingham in Connecticut
Booth, Hagar. in California Withers,
Lewis, in Virginia Whyte, Hanll-
ton, in Maryland Bruce, Pease, in
Mississippi. The Legislatures about
to convene in the other States vii
choose tie Senators for six years, from
March 4, 1875.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-01-13
Ghe RfpubHrar.
acific Mail Track Getting Fresh.

The Democratic members of the In
vestigating Committee are not so inbi-
LIANT at the results of the Pacific Mail
investis ation as they were before hey
learned that Schumacher received S275-
900 of the corruption fund. And
what is the matter with Schumacher
Why, he is the present Democratic
Member Of Congress from Brook, n
aud is reelected to rhe next House.
AS he was not member when the sub
sidy was voted, it becomes a question
why he received SO large a sum. He
is man Of influence with brother
Democrats, he has been twice elected
In a Democratic stronghold. and the
fact that he received such lar~e
amount OF the corruption fund may
induce tie belief that he is the head
of a corrupt ring of q" strikers, who
sell votes for money, unless he can ex-
plain satisfactorily. This, as mem
Der of the House. he should do, but it
is rumored that he has disappeared
1t is reported that his wife, who is 10
Europe. is very i'll and that he sudden
ly sailed on the Jauo to join her. 1t
is also reported that Scholl. Democrat
ic member from New York, will move
to discharge the committee from fur
Their Investigation. The latest reports
are to the effect that Beck of Ken
lucky, leading spirit in prosecuting
the investigation, has lost his enthu-
siasm since the track became so fresh
in New York, and his friend Schu-
macker is implicated He has been
in Washington, though member of
the committee. while sessions were
being held in New York. Upon the
heels Of this report, comes the state
ments from Washington that members
of the House Ways aud Means CON-
mittee are advised that female lot
byist there, handled some Of the mon
ey that was placed in Twins hands by
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
and that through her exertions, FIVE
Democratic Congressman, one OF them
from Kentucky, were enlisted to help
secure the passage of the subsidy bill.
1t appears also, that the man referred
to in New York, as presenting a check
and having bushy whiskers was Schu-
macker, and he is the person witness
referred to, when he winked at Dawes
and Schumacher, it would seem, is the
man who said, in referring to the Chico,
for S275,000: I'VE handle larger
sums than that" He answers exactly
the description of the person who &C
companied King to the American Ex-
change Bank in New York, and who
presented the $4,000 check. 1t is
significant fact that the only peeches
of importance which Schumacher has
made in this Congress have been BIT
ter partisan attacks upon the integrity
of the Republican party. He him-e elf
has always assumed to be a high priest
Of virtue.
Doubtless Ben Franklin's great
grandson, Irwin, will have some thing
important TO say now, and Bill King
should testify and as the committee
has gone into the Laundry business,
let them wash all the dirty linen there
is in the basket, to the very last rag.
-MadiSon Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-01-13

Hon. Geo. w. Cate will probably
resign his Circuit Judgeship. The
Mansion Star indicates Capt. G. L.
Park, of Stevens point, as his success
sor.
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Notice..

"AVING BEEN APPOINTED Special
IL Treasury Agent in be State of Wis.
consin, ! am authorized and ready TO re-
oeive applications and dues for State Licen-
ses for Hawkers, Peddlers, Public Show
men. &c, &C.
Office at my Dwelling, Schmukler q
Block, 9Th ward.
7.s CHaPrrc RrC~vtE.
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Notice.
NuRS NC,

AIRS. JOHN MARTIN will resume her
w former occupation of nursing persons
ia ali cases of sick ness or accouchement Hay
ing had long experience in nursing she in
sanguine Of satisfying those desiring her
services
Residence, 3 blocks west of the resid ,nce
of VIM. NJ. Dennis, 9Th ward.
Watertown, Sept. 9th.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03

D. NJ. SWAN, President. J. l. JONES, Secretary.
 STATE OF KANSAS,
 COUNTY OF LEAVENWORTH. ] Personally appeared before the under signed, D. M. Swan and J. I. Jones, the above named officers of said Company, who, being duly sworn, depOse and say that the foregoing Statement is true and correct in every particular.
 b. NJ. SWAN, President.
 J. l. JONES, Secretary. SWORN to and subscribed before me this 18th day of March, 1875.
 A. $. PENFIELD, Notary Public. Tucson, April 3, 1875. 56-lw
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
TUCSON RESTAURANT.
Meyers Street

MeyerS Street, DEGULAR MEALS-BREAK AST lC from to 10 a. m.; Lunch from F m :. to p. m.; Dinner from to D. Ill. All meals served in the best style with the very best that the market affords. also make it known to the public that from this date
 Meals will be served ill the Night. at all hours, at reasonable charge.
 J. NEUGASS, Proprietor October 10, 1874. Ism.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
SCAR CORRAL.

Livery. Feed and Sale stable. TUCsoN, Arizona, Fronting on Pennington street and the Courthouse plaza, in rear of the
 Cosmopolitan Hotel. Saddle Horses, Horses and Car
 riages to Let. Excursion parties taken out to Camp Lowell, the old Mission Church at San Xavier, the mines or any other part of the Country. Careful drivers acquainted with the country furnished if required. Stock Boarded by the Day, Week
 or Month. Horses and Mules sold on Commission. sy Give Us a call and we will try and give satisfaction.
 HOGG & HORNE. Tucson, Arizona, Jan. 9, 1875. l4-tt
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03

YI.-LARGEST RISK. Greatest amt insured in any risk, Sl0,000
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
BORN

At Florence, March 20, 1875, to the wife of John w. Sweeney, a daughter.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
N OTICE |.
United States Internal Revenue
 Special Taxes,
May l, 1875, to April 90, 1876.

NNHE REVISED STATUTES OF THE | United States, Sections 3232, 322337, 3238, and 3239, require every person engaged in any business, avocation, or employment which renders him liable to a Special Tax, to procure and place conspicuously in his establishment or place of business a stamp denoting the payment of said Spe- cial Tax for the Special Tax year, begin. ming May l, 1875, before commencing or continuing business after April 30, 1875. The Taxes embraced within the provisions
 Of the law above quoted are the fol-
 lowing, viz:
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03

A liberal discount will be made on regu- lar rates to merchants and others purchas- ing large quantities.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATEMENT

SIAIEIIENI
 of the Missouri Valley Life Insurance O., Furnished the Treasurer of the Territory Of Arizona, for the purpose or prOcur- ing authority to transact the buSi- ness of Insurance Within said
 Territory during the year 1875.
 NAME AND LOCALITY.
 Name of the Company. Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company. Locality, City of Leavenworth, Kan.
 CONDITION.
 (On December 3l, lo14.)
 I.-CApITAt STOCK. l. Amount of Capital Stock SIOO,COO 2. Amount paid up in Cash.... .vlvV,UUU UO
 U.-ASSETS. ]. Real Estate held by the Go .. l00,253 5l 7. Cash on hand and deposited in banks to the credit of the Company ...."........................ 37,4S2 S9 8. Loans secured by Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate.... 2lS,02S 0l i. Loans secured by pledge of Bonds and stocks. ks.................... 3l,SS7 93 ,. Cash Market Value of Bonds and Stocks owned by Co.,. 54 ,0o5 65 6. Interest and rents due and 3U,IoZ bS :. Premiums in course Of collec- lection and deferred Preni umS less cost of collection. 97 700l 2 s. Amount invested in Com muting ComnissiOnS."......... 33,667 59 9. Value of Agency supplies, printed matter and station cry on hand ...................... ...... 2,550 % 10. Furniture, safes and fixtures at 50 per cent. of coSt............. S,S25 Is II. Loans on Personal Security, (EndOrsed Notes )................... 5,62i 01 Total Assets. s.....................-.S62U, ,lS} v
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-03
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IIl.-LIABILITIES.

IV.-INCOME.
 During the year lS74.) l. Cash premiums received.... S244 1882 28 2 Interest and rent mon. rec d. 3U,756 50 Total Income..................... $275 ,G3S G4