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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Rtgister's 4lutitfs.

u EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IL Nsw CAsrLE COUNTY, Nsy 49,. 80
Pca spp-icStgor OF John MeSriGS. Mary =. 2. =
Al! sles t'guo0. AtIrin stTgior q entccA Siep-
ems, a;e q Wilmington Elnd.t IL Sa4d Ceauiy. It-
es2ss.i; II IS ordered ami directed - ;he E;. s:c-
fhsi lie Administrators AfaTtss give n &c /. ;ae
Granting u Letters u Adm -ElslrAi.on upon ;lt
es'Aie e. Ihe deceased. wi5h iAe d.:e OF Era.;u-
.ae7ef ~ causing sslN erl4s e11snts "a te t4s;t5
WITHIN soF-Y Jays froia tie dse 4 sucN ;esf,.-> n
siS u tie tnosi puoc pisces ~ tie CcsE-y Q. New
caste. .e9l,s,cE 81 persons having dtulA,s zs rs
sae Est2ie, 10 present iAe sane. = solie 81 g. A .
q. Assembly u sch tsSe -aais ADdpr,y .es. Ans
$50 tS1se ne sAile - x in>eEiSG within ias -
l'sT'Hi X he DAtAY Commercial. newspaper 81. =
listed II " t.1llgicn --s0 - " Soa.4aE.st rtEs II
t..sse u SSSs. ts . IL
Gwen under TIE hand AMI >esl q o-.ce Il.
l. s. ihe Register aio7s>Sld, 81 sew Cast &. Il New
above written.
:. { EIGGS, Register.
MOTTO E-An persons hSy.GS ra-,as s1siss: 1
s<iSie :! lie icNeSssi mus present tat sAis Is 5
AiiesiNt = lie administrators ou o. f0re MSy
sSi, so " AN.ie Ire Aei c. Assembly q 81 . ss
I7sie and provided.
NARY SOLOMON,
JOHN MSRhlCh. ( L!..!r .S.rs. :,
JAMES GSTEP
Ad3-ess, Wilmington. nCi. u:i-sxs,at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
SpefIsI Md]ifes.

ll Oriental Pile and burn saivc.
Prepared bs Mrs. Dr. Foster. An infalilble REM
kdt i0r piles Qntefna1 and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials. on circulars accompanying
each box. Pr,ce rs cents each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
MINERAL STRING WATERS:
Kip of those Elegant Chumois ;
Skins.

Also, soda water ami sarsararill5, a; the pcll-
ware Avenue Drug Store
W. T. AI.RtCHS
ApOihecarg.
iylI-f 500 Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
r W. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER,
NO. IL EAST WATER srRcEr.

continues 70 make store and window AWNINGS az all
- .eass " pAlteins IN connection with sail making
= u .onefAse pIlee. call is respectfully solicited
~ h--csnvass printing also promptly attended
myielm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

We b,, oUs cosrespondeuis who write Is ex-
;ol..ns their fsyor;e candidates tor Mayor to be
s. e2Htso as poSs.t,e. A. ;here are quite a
nuynber q competitors IL the asld, alI gentle
men who hsve msny S., qualities tia, deserve
ueuhop. We are ot4sei ,e ask this favor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Stnpss, Asatfrs, Rauaf5, Sf.

NEW STOVE AND HEATER STORE
GESEsAI EoUSs-FuRSIsSlNG EMPORIUM,
WILLIAM y. ROBINSON
HAS OPENED 4 ,.EW
sTpNE AND HEATsR STORE.
Al tie y. &. oof u Second AMI King SIS, r,a.ting
or Seoui S.. ConStsnty on asnd all the S;es; M
proved STOVES, HEATSIlS. AND RANGES. Ia
irons sapal.el =; lie sEcrteS5 notice IocI&-f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
mrs. Fosters Tonic Bittcr,.

Tonic, Invigora,lng Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia,
headache, nervousness, debility, fever and ague.
etc. Put mp IN quart bottles. Price. si.00 each.
MRS Fosters Rose w Worm-Lozengcs.
An iniailible remedy for worms. safe pleasant
snd reliable. lrice % cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Spiral gntitfs.
Choice Sodn Meter.

K Brughurst 4 Co. have re.opened their Mineral
" attr Fountain for the season. The maj r!ty of
our citizens have tasted and Know for themselves
the superiority OF the sofia water from hts fountain
ami the delicious dayor OF the Fruit >yrups thcy
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. they have
GLASS SlPHoN DoTriy,S
and the necessary apparatus for properly lllng them
with higGly charged CArboR!c Acid Water. which
can be drawn 81 will making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who NAV require Il. or the
lover of soda ater who may desire It, to en- uy the
use of this delightful beverage NJ any time a. me.
We have on draught The FOL. wing poTular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tSaraiogal Excelsior, lSaraioga,i High
Rock. (Saratogal Nlchy, ktsstngen. Also, the for
lowing waters In BEETLES: Congress- Exec slor, liza
thorn, Geyser, High Rock 81. Louis, Msgneiic.
Franklin. Ballston spa, Getlysburg. Mlsssguoi,
Rockhridge Alum, ST. Cathariues Ar;esiau, tfeii.
ericshalle, Yiehy, Settler, Bedford, Etc.
L. BnlNGHl E>T + CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Corner sixth aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Mrs. Fosters letter saive.
Cholera and Dinrrhma MiIturc.

For letter, ringworns, eruptions. To be used in
connection with the Blood Pariaer. Price 20 cents
per box
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

PUBLISHED EVKRY AFTERNOON, tSsindoys
rceptcd,) al ns COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Soafh-'sss'
tsrner Firh ard Market Streets. 7hso cents copy.
Ten cents ,sseh DKLIvKRRD fRER BY carriers
throughout tbs city, The COMMERCIAL wiA b sTnf os
mad 10 aay Post oaee in Meas castie County at $500
pr annum; sl95 tor months; 80 cents per month
Rsi oaees outside Of Nee cassis county $3.50 per
anuu,; si.so for three months; 90 cents PR month
Tns PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosrAaH IN all edses-
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
pled ,sih Hrsi-cass machinery and sktfAi .rorkne'i,
for erecutfe Book Job dni Mercantile Printing of al
descriptions, ut prices beioT the aiding Printing
Houses " the large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (Weekly,l the Peniasular
ergan ~ Ermsrs and Ftit-sro'ecrs; great Fafn'is
Ns,sspapsr; published epcry Thursday raorhbv, at
Ttpo Dollars gear, rosrAes rRsrAIp BY rnK Prs-
LIsHKRS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29
Political Notes.

On oar ,lnrd page. to-iay. shor; s,ory, com.
"a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

Improved Trommers
EXTRACT OF MALT.
To those who wish the nourishing properties Of
Ale. Beer, or Porter. but who cannot take them on
account u the alcohol which they contain, we re.
commend the Iupr,yed Extract Of Mat which con
iAlns IN concentrated form all the nuuristneu; OF,
msil liquors without their stimulating arcts. SOLD
by
B& c. suoEMAKER,
PRARvAcrsTs,
noys-n SS Market S:rttf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-29

and the necessary apparatus for properly llAng then
with higny charged tArhon.c Acid Water. whiGl
can be drawn 81 will making the bottles really
, 1875-04-06
"ANTED--MALE HELP.

t3ookkconora. Clerks. 70.
WAfIED7AN ExrEHIESEED EO0KKRFPEH
IN rstA fAEd~Ars hnIse Ia cI.F; QUA familiar with
ths bu.nes. p5ef.tsst Ad11s,s H!th cfssonet 9sins
lVANrED. .SAIksMAH WITH SUNK c1PITAi,
" 10 tra.e1 south "-at. il iqcate agencies. eto
pietsAnt and prottAb!s loosa y Ashland
filoEt.
, 1875-04-06

W hene. from 70 5ssEs old. Weighing l3o y r.
fhssts fos PsF faa5nlss,s E Ya 81 &c @S4
, 1875-04-06

4 HAL00H FOR SALE AT A GREAT sAG1t1FlUF
n ii tho belt In ths city doing tip top bnll
MI; s' =, = fa.i msd,,ae.s Hao IT, Or Ia,
kInfis.ht.
, 1875-04-06

------ oA =" 1N0 01Ak111N I1t
C,INOKR HAQHlNE-rRlSUlpAL or
- cy III 6tAse.si Achnes sold on monthly kAimsntss
ii par cent DISCOUNT fur oash.
tvtNGKH OFFICE or i. ], MELQHEKT, CITY
. Agent, SIC HoutA fiAlaAd-*t. nsar Ysn 0utea ma
ohtess soid % monthly paJMsaA Aud rented.
, 1875-04-06

NAV002l3&N424~ 000o0F
IL PARTIES. HAVING OUTSlDR sA1E4 or
h9nssaoA aoqd: -! s.sae sSa :tssas wv D. NJ!
tass s.losmsa aud spprslseE We usks al apgratss.
rents fres st eharss ats liberal adsences on al
Aad enMentAt tlAke fu r0tlfna Tbs aAts day Of
sales ii required. .KDljK WE'LL. WILLIAMS / Cu.,
Auctlnnsess, II and II UeasboFn,st.
- sr I'M ehttussA aKnthcent walnut aad broea ds;sk
.s;|os su nnsy tnlsa te't :}l' ",h nuxGx. III.
haa.an: .:iaat ne .at 'ss'd VIII k,saq III x.
SONS walnut and Bismarck terry u9tior sut Psce:.
With putting antro{ nsw, "ofth s!l9 f., sSo: Msaa-
TOR sALK-AT a .HAI0AIN Ftllt CASH, TIiK
entfs utultuse. tsddns. so., In tbs house sa hloh-
txAaeAS,
hon SALE LE-FURNITURE. STOVE. ned AND
u, bedding ~ hsso no ass Tor thom. Apply ~ ~
Rt&ta.st.
I1oA HALW-CilNAP YON Dash. FOR THREE
T. dr. oaly-futnltufe and hou.ehold Eood'+ 81 1es
, 1875-04-06

EoRaALn AND AIN. HEADED CEILING.
L. aud &ta. dIsased hoorfoy.
4 I. and Lila. o. u. e4tlnH, :.
And aft len8tha Of boxdsd es1ltn& o. u ssslnS ana
e1sAe hhAFlA.
land ~ IT, totlnsou bnArds.
square aud hat ase4ssd rIskat4~
- STAHHETT BRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
RST-CLAss ROARD In large AID moaein

stable accommodations: convenient T. hos or fsrs boat
ing bathing, and hstng Apply to r. a. BAILEY b~s 9th
aye, Of Mr. lI SeO PIAO, Red EanA, NcwjeEssy, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Fcrtei.s

4 YOUNG MAN wants situation as LIGHT
~ POTTER who j. Wiling anl not afraid of work; best
city ret r,nce ant uiv. Ci address, for thyo days
". " NJ. No. IL T.. Brritway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
(OCKWELL HOMEAIEAD, aoong tie Berl.
NnINEBrCK XILLAGE-Gool BOAED in
MINER VACATION IN BERKSHIRE.

- Aapowood Hail. PitsGod Mass. region Of aiirac
tons and delicious surprises" BIT hours from Boston
aud Nov yoIk open tor guests May l. Terms moderate
Address IL. T.. CARTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

NNANTED-Dy Il respectable midde-agcd
w English situation rs SUtSE in family going
England. Please address J. WHITE, 20 North foruand
nrouklIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Farmers.

Farmers.
EiHN HAND-A Frcnchman who has been
n r1scd Franco. understands fixing care OF
hon 49, mi>n., an 1tienng. &c ali is willing 20 make
i9sl. usffl VIII ~ iat W1ii N0'th. South. Can he
seen at opELIs AGENCY lGJ West Saith ct, corner OF
EiOadS.a y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

y'ARM WORK. GARDENING, &C.. HOUSE
B aud DAIRY WOBk BY n Scotch Protestant man and
WIFE, 80 years children man can dc farm work flower
ard vegetable gardening care hsHs and cattle drive &c
,,ifc can do an ksnls work make butter good
Recommendations can at CARPENTERS 1913 west nth ST.,
Gtha,c
SUPERINTENDENT position as supcrn-
y tcndut of building wanted IS reliable with
reference. Adm B b. j., Box 0S Tribune once.
Useful MANLY young Swede. age Il
years tslcaks English. who care and iiiyo
horcs milk car. cattl iawn7 keen roads aud walks in
order &c: beet recommendations Cali AZ CARPENTERS,
1873 West lin 81, cor. othare.
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{ ,OOD BOARD may be had ON fnit form


- if fs g., parties of 10 pesons ri ilc
ss0n iasassui rooms healthy location: afiaG very
hei gse:ne ~ hours fIm- Ncwp0lx b, Iu Address
li.A or hlI0.llaa "iOlc. Olahgc county,. NtNA OIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a neat, re-
IN spectacle ynung womnn who Is Kind and attentive TO
cddHii viii take charge OF infant; II good
stimstrcss; opeIag on seN.Ig ilehne, Iohi recon-
Call NJ CARPENrE l3S West llh ST. cor
4 ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Miscellaneous.
A PROTESTANT MAN and WIFE; she is

4 good Coon, "ASnL li;oN hit ai =, h',h noo 'r
willing 10 work and be generally nsciul In house farm or
hotel city county, wagrs not much an Object rs
home and easily suited have best OF references. at the
HONE BURFtT. i3S 6tlavp.
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lectures mo 4t,ertiuGs.
Che 6urf.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"a SPRING MEETING, 1875
AZ JEHOXB PARK.
TUESDAY, 1Jtn June. gtU RoDAY, l7th Junn.
SATURDAY. i3th JuuH.
RACES commence each day puD0usy Ut O'Clock.
&. WHFAlLY secretary. A. BELMONT, President
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ JEROME PARK RACES
jane H. II. ard ~.
Special trains with i0r aios viii leave fraat
Central Depot days at l3G and returning after
the
Fourth Avenue rrn direct 70 % pot.
Excursion tickets, 40 cents.
c NJ. BrSSELr, Superintendent
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West Side.

A BACK PARfDB and extension, or an
IN entire door, uso ro,a for fcHtifsuCu, resenabl
terms u4asisn on permareHt; table eh1eeht 70 "est
2i!hsi. EruaanAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
1musements.


IIN!CN SQUARE THEATER.
" Proprietor .................aF shEhina sriTTaa
MONEY! ard TiiEsrNY EVENINGS, Juse i and IS.
LAST Two NIGHTS oF the SEASON,
Asy'TW0 NIGHTS
r' Ole i'sia sud iSos''
1T Hart Jscksohs adaptation Of
TIE TWO DRPIAHs.
Although the success o. th's great play IL
UsARATED.
its present run Which b. no sms y s hs9 S q h "'h
The The cast Includes Charles r. Tho-ns
success OF IT,. Mckee Rankin ". H. 3acksy, ffnars
marvellous ". w. Monie9nery r. y. Morris, w ".
:. play wilds d y ,anaer IhoDPisn ~ n e'o;
than that IL Kate TIA ION, KITTY Blanchard Mani
rfcsaction EofGffts EoS~ood, KaiS Hoiisai. c1ii
CASSIDY, md Tiefpe
end has never TIE SCENERY, BY HAgSToS, Is
been elnalod THE YOsT nAGVIrfcEST EvEt
elsewhere. lsEr uPog Any STAGE.
OF % ,sssy Sye ssg Jss - l1e 6MsiSG sishF
TWO Orphans. the rhfaicr VII, be AAGkIF1CEs Fly
DEcoRATI:D. asd az EIEG AhI sDCYEEiH ProgT .mtlr.
toGc v iouau1 81 cicc fosf. vii Ne presented 10
eyti- isdy N at nlaicc
The nr~ ard d,cc.aons used ths ocrason viii be
fuin y q 10y ~; a. inbrecm = Co. bth Az si,d IN st.
TT lhe gular Tor 1875 10 at Tins ThCIcf al open
zlO Il Lcl L. The prescott
CNIAT STOCK COMPANY
has befn nga3ei or y 81 on ard sc,stL imporaD AZ
dous iis f3pks have hln made OF which due aAnolDce:
mont WI DC gwen TIL opening sy will ~ an adialpn 9f
R0sg MICHEL.
The exclusive rght 10 which Messrs sook Palmer have
purchased from. the
sea's for nc cl.s geriouce Of Ills season
WEDNESDAY jan, Is. J. ira Performance, Dramatic AID
opera;ic, or the BCncht 81 NJ II TissiNGTON nu-,ai
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Giiall.oNs Wanlc0-- MaIes.
GROOM.-A respectablc

- hiaf who under, auds The and
{" haze iii"rDn fIy. y arr I ad thorough
Lrd taLe place city 'pr'iTy, end can furnish
d"nbtoi rc'"'p,a Apply at ODELLs AGENCY, 100 West
3i;h st.. com Bi14iTsY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Gardeners.

- ARDENfR-ny single man. age 26 years
j. horprsh csc,nhorse mi ont door flower aud ye'
otaDc gard lcr also bud prne. lay ont irOos &c
Hc go"l Dmmrh lsfilns Pic ssO call al CARPENTERS
l3o WoSt llthst, cor. Glhaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

w ra1.a sCpACHuAS. coaciui,n gardener:
i"fpehy un1eIs1nis vegetable card his understands
h"' a.; aH1 I'm two years reference Oh
lection 10 pIi oi tle tnitod Stats Address r. b. 3lS
4thayo. NcH-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Doar0 ano Roe,ns.
Country Beard.

COUNTRY BOARD-privstc family, beani-
~ fu sccnery pleasant location and high grnirfs few
i,s,s fFom Lake Mcaoi X. Address ELTlHGE x. DDlO
Nea palt, Cisscf 90. ~ V.
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Grlp naulsS fsmalss.

WANTED--In small private family, girl
" wCVVk, Wash, AndaKVN Apply 2if ytsst 24li ct
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Boaro an6 Rooms.
Below roerteenth-s'

SE EAST NINTH-ST., few doors west of
eVt Tsoa1way-IGGgc squgro ROOM AVID lARl.OR FLOOR,
sis,nay isrnished ecateey aud neatly
kept summer prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

FORT WASHINGTON ROOMS, with
BOARD. 70 LET house beautifully located on NE river
; rSnnio. from waist. Address Hgs. ANDBEWs, Fort
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GeIp p1anlco-- Ma!ss.

ENANTED-In bookstore, LAD about
~ IA Year, Of age. Address 600 KsIoEE. station ID.
NNANTED.--Ten experienced BOOK CAN
w WASHERS. 10 take canr,o ts1r.sry manage
agents book ready June 10 stat. age
aud salary wanted w. J. HOLLAND, Syringlcii, Masa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

l(OAkD WANTED-By Il FANNY Of eleven
persons eoO plain BOARD ana airy Rooms q firu,
OTango Mountain. 10 the reroad terms mod
crate. Address A. H. Boz 100 Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
DORTER. Ninnr WATCHMAN. nnd USE-

FCL MANA young wOuld Ike a place hotel or
store in city coaniry potter night Waohman ia also
willing to hinFsf srt aui furnish undOub'ed
reference Appi' At oDELLS AGENCY No. 100 West olth
ST., corner Vl broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
Board and Rooms Wanted.

EXVAIiJ " ~ 7 III
Nv young gentleman In s'fcly French private family
S1ii but with ClD,.i location, Ne aA0Tk Vica-
~. Aadi ess ~, y. q. Box $40.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-02

and astronomy are taught. The books used are: Metropolitan Readers, Mon- teith'S Biographies, National PrOnounc- ing Speller, kerney'S History, Felter's Arith h1netics, Kerl'S Grammar, Quacken- bOs' Composition, Smiths Astronomy and Lincoln's Botany. St. J0seph's parochial school was established in September 1873. Number of children prolled thirty-SlX. Excepting the two higher branches, those taught and books used are the same as in the Academy But fifteen dollars were received as tuition in this school for the months of September, October, November and December, and $22.5G were expended. The report closes with a cordial invitation to agl persons interested in education to visit these schools.
 Mother MaXimuS, SuperiOress of the Sis- ters of St. Joseph, repOSts as follows Of the school for PapagO Indians at San Xavier. Established in 1873. Supported by gov, ernment. Number of children enrolled since school opened, eighty-sIX. Present attendance, fifty. The progress made by the children is satisfactory: Branches taught: Reading, Writing, OrthOgraphy, Aritmethic and needle-wOrk. The text books are McGuffey's Readers and Spell CTS, and RobinsOn's Arithmetics.
 Sister M. AmbrOsia, SuperiOress, grate- fully ack knowledges S300 from the Territory by appropriation, and states that it's use has been as was intended by the legisla- ture.
 The Parochial school for boys in Tucson is conducted by private teachers under the supervisor Of the Catholic clergy. Bishop J. B. SalpOinte reports that eighty-three pupils attended during the session from September 1873, to July 1874, and forty. five since September 1874; two teachers were employed for the former and one in the latter. The school building and furniture are supplied partly by subscription and partly by the church. The teachers are supported by monthly fees collected from the parents of the pupils, at rates from one to three dollars per month, according to the proficiency and age of the pupils. The branches taught are those common in other schools including vocal music. Text books used are: Mandeville's Readers, and Spelling books, Smiths Elementary Geography, Fleury's Sacred History, Per kins' Elementary and Fishs Practical Arithmetic. The sessions are ten months, beginning in September and ending in June following. The school is in it's third year. For the first two years, instruction was given in English and Spanish, but thlS year I have not been able tO employ an English teacher, and at present, in- structiOn is only given in Spanish. l am trying to secure an English teacher and hope soon to have one. The pupils are well supplied with books and the attend ance is quite regular.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-02
Personal Card by Aon. C. C. Bean.

EDITOR CITIZEN, My Dear Sir: The Daily Miner of December 2l, contains an edito- rial entitled Political" in which free comment is made upon my position to- ward Mir. Stevens.
 Having determined from the outset of the campaign, that under no circumstan- ceS whatever would I descend to personal abuse or defamation of my opponents, l wish to make it known that l shall ad- here to that resolution. Every where in public and in private, l have PndeavOred to maintain my self respect, and 10 speak of my opponents with apprObation. The electioneerng tales which have been told affecting their personal character or my own, I have passed by in silence. If did not beat Mir. Stevens fairly and squarely in the contest, he is welcome to the posi- ton he sought; and if Mir. Marion or his friends are possessed of any information which would tend to impair my reputa- ton for integrity and show that was not or am not worthy of the confidence of my fellOw-citiZenS, that am guilty of certain "miSdePdS in Tennessee " or elsewhere, let the facts be made known, Mir. Marion, and don't let us have any more election eering buncombe about it.
 Very respectfully.
 c. C. BEAN. Tucson, Dec. 30, 1874.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-02
Steps for a Penitentiary.

Delegate Mccormick, on the Sth Decem- Der, introduced this bill:
 Be it enacted by Senate and House of Rep reSentativeS of the United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, that there be, and is hereby appropriated, out Of any money In the treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, the sum of forty thousand dollars to be expended un- der the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, in the construction of a peniten- Iiary in the Territory of Arizona, at such place as may be designated by the Terri torial legislature and approved by said Secretary.
 Its early introduction and Delegate Me Cormick's energy and popularity with leading members Of the House and Sen ate. may insure the passage of the bill even at this short, and, what promises to be, very busy session. We believe there is a law fixing PheniX as the site of the pris- on when built. There Is great need of such an institution in Arizona, and as our population increases, the need of it will increase.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-02
The Eighth Legislative Assembly

The eighth legislative assembly of Ari- zona, convenes next Monday in this town, for session of forty days. We under stand all the members will be present at the opening hour. The following are their names with the counties they rep resent:
 In the Council, 4. E. Davis from MOhave; J. M. Redondo from Yuma; J. r. Har- grave, ]. G. Campbell and l.. A. stevens from Yavapai; King s. Woolsey from Maricopa; Wm. IeckendOrf, 5. R. peLong and r. k. Brady from Pima.
 In the House, $. w. Wood from Mo have; II. Goldberg, samuel Purdy, Jr:, and R. B. Kelly from Yuma; John T. Alsap and Granville H. Oury from Mari copa; C. r. Head, Hugo Richards, A. l.. Moeller, Levi Bashford, W. J. O'Neil and Gideon Brooke from YaVapai; F. NJ. Grif- fin, John Montgomery, Geo. II. Stevens, Alfonso Hickman, $. II. Drachman and Jesus Ma. Elias from Pima.
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-02

J. D. RoMBURG and family, formerly of Salt river valley, were at Kerr, Kerr cOun- ty, Texas, December 2. He writes Gov. Stafford that he is the "sicl1est cuss imag- inable" of his change of location and that he will start in few days for Missouri, where he will stop but short time; then return to Texas, collect a lot of families and return in the Spring to Arizona. They will bring cattle and expect to locate in Pueblo Viejo valley. He asks for some of the Governors pamphlets on Arizona, that he may instruct and interest the pub lie about our Territory. He thinks he can induce a party there to start wOOlen-mill in Pueblo VIejo. Experiencing some life and business in our Territory, leaving it and traversing thousands of miles Of oth- CT sections, and then returning with a fix ed determination to make this the home of himself and family, make his action complimentary Co our section of the coun- try.