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THE CEREMONIES IN DETAIL.
SONGS SUNG BY THE CHLDREN-sPEECHEs BY GOV
VAN zASDr AND PRESIDENT HAYES
TRIP TO NEW YORK.

PROVIDENCE, June 20.-The resident and his
party remained the Executive Mansion last night THIS
morning, after quiet breakfast with Gov Van Zandt the
President escorted By the Newport Artillery and the
Providence First Light Infantry Regiment through the
crowded streets To Music Hail, which
Handsomely decorated. Here, twelve hundred children
Of the public schools were waiting for The
President, who WAS accompanied by Mrs. HAYES and
other ladies Of the parry Governor Van Zandt. Mrs. Van
Zlndt General Burnside aud other gused visitors
After the party seated, the children under the
direction OF Mr.. b. N. Hood, sang "My Country
IT'S Of Thee" see the Conquerng Hero Comes" 81
Waited for the Lord" MeAdessohn; FAIRY Snip Choral"
HaIeluJah.' ana " Weet Bye and Bye" TIE singing
simply exquisite, accurate In tune and time and
ecited the most rapturous demonstrations Of applause
Gov. Van Zandt said:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Sometimes upon a summer
nigIt stars come out like Jewels and think they
bright, aud the moon rises aud regard it passing
fair forget all rect, and now
sun rise upon RnOd Island for | have the pleasure
and the Iight Of Introducing " you whom we love
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CUSTOM HOUSE REDUCTION.
REPORT OF TUE COLLECTORS CoMMIssIoN-DIs
MISSlIs.

sc. Ogden,W II. Mcmahon and Richard Grant
White, composing the Commission on Custom House
reduction appointed by Collector Arthur, have re-
ported. They submit two sts-one Of men of the
greatest ability and Importance in their divisions;
another of men not ranking so high but men whose
loss would be severely felt The members Of the
Commission think that the reductions must be
sideraby less than Mr. jays commission recommend
ed great detrment TO the public service and delay
to business will result.
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pASSENGERS lRRIVFD.

FROM BREMEN-En SfsamsbtD Neckdr June 29.H
Won Keller Ad a cpheIm. Rob. Rosenhe N; A. n Hell
mann Cbas J. wilkins. MIS- n. d. Undcrhill, child ana
nurse Miss Waqnor Mrs. Hofrstb, Dr. Edmr schune. Is
Eva Cammann. q. Cammann, Mrs schumin Mss scnmmln
4, A. Marfn r. w BOckmann Mrs and Misses sIelyrL
John spegel Mrs Miss Rumann A. Lagos Dr. L. ~
Arnt irevp Mrs Greve Louis schmidt, r. Erhard On s.
Aanssnsnn Al Snss r. A. Rud. Koch. Willy Hay. T. Sc
eeke Hess H. Gunipf w. Nicola, Ggssy Levy Peter
Weiss Miss taty MeOtb. H. WeIl Mrs. NJ. Ih'uer,
Eiwd Niesch C. Teinenad, c. p Goesshng JACOB 90 ggy
Peter schmtz H. Muller Mrs w. L. Huls and child, MS
NJ Mensup and chid. c. Dckwann, j. sehatze, Rummsi,
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Posl-Oice Notice. rhe rndins
SATURDAY, June 80 1877, Will close at tins ONCE
WEDNESDAY at q. M iOr Franco direct, by snsllp
Perere via lIasre and at Tor Europe by steamship
Algeria via Queenstown; on THO hSDAN At 1880 NJ.
Europe by steamship Weand, Plymouth. CherDourg and
HAMBURG; SATURDAY al o for Europe by Steam.
scoao and North OF ireland To b. iorwl del by this
steamer he specially adiressed) a a. m.
Scotland SUrh of Ireland by steamship Anchor via
Neville aud Glasgow. anS ft $50 m. tor Enrope
steamship Rh,in southampton aL1 Bremen. The
ships AgeTi aud Germanc do lake msls Denmark.
Sse.eu. Norway. The mails oI the West Indies
Havana will SewYOrk June 30. The mails China
an will Francisco july 8 The mails
Australia, etc, will ave san trspCsco July H.
fork 1877. l..
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 29.-Captam Edward Hard
ine OF the Royal Navy, to be Commissioner OF FISH
eIIes at Halifax.
OTTAWA, June 29.-The Government have
deeiea To present Captain Vancea. of the schooner
Fiorence Shay Of New YORK. with handsome Dinociar
glass in recognition Of his gallant CONDUCT III ieScnH
line crew OF the brig Saba OF Nova Scotia VINO "ere
tnrce4 To abandon tnelr vessel at set
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CENhRAL FOREIGN AEWS
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

PARIS. Friday, June 30, 1877.
The Temps is about to take legal steps TO re-
move the obstacles to its safe III the PROVINCES
The loniteur declares that the Bonapartists do not
cxercise a preponderdting influence IN the Cabinet
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rc tho most advisable means OF preserving the wstot
snnt OF VIcksbnrg and Of arrestng tn dan2er w.on
annears TO be apprehended from the caon oppo'e '"s
city.
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WASHINGTON.
TREASURY NOTE PRINTING.
TIE WORK 10 BE DONE CHIEFLY IN THE BUREAU on
ENGRAVING.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rInBUSE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnBUNE)
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Secretary sherman mas
written a letter to Edward MCPHERSON Chief OF the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, relative to the
management of that bureau He says that 1t Is inc
undoubed intention of Congress To have most
of the work done in tie Treasury department.
and that, after repeated examinations OF the
Bureau by Committees OF Congress, the decision has
always been that security required its continuance.
Tie Secretary says that he sees no reason why the
stamps and notes cannot be printed rs cheaply 10y
the Government by private companies. IL the
work Is not done as well and as cheaply," he adds
al il because you or / neglect our duty or abuse
our powers" IIo says it is his intention to
advertise for proposals for one plate impress
sion on all United States and National bank
notes, leaving all the rest of the work to
be done III the bureau. lie has given notice to the
Continental, American and National Bank Note
Companies of New York, and to the Columbian Com
pany of Washington. that the existing cont acts,
with them will terminate at the expiration OF three
mouths from July LIST. The contracts require three
months notice before they can be abrogated. lie
intends to have all the revenue stamps printed by
the Bureau, an act OF Congress requiring
this, provided they can be printed there
as cheapy as by private companies. An
examination OF the cost of the two methods of print
ing shows that the Government can effect saving
of $1,000 year by having the work done Ill the
Treasury instead OF the Bank Note Companies. The
Secrctas letter is long, and goes into the details O1
suggested improvements in the direction OF economy
and efficiency in the Office 1t shows that Alr. Sher'
man believes that the Bureau can be run upon
strict business basis and save money instead of
wasting it heretofore, and that he has faith that
Mr.. Mcpherson Will be able to bring about tnis i'm
portant reform.
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A FRrGHTFUL DIscLOsURE.-Servant-"Faitin
tressI-"Oh no-''servant-"Well. IL do Nine"
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5petial y otices.

Brain Food sold Huinuts Herald Building and at
Zi,Zs Br AWAY cor 3lst 3 rect.
Brain FoOd-A Botanical Extract for Strengthening tho
BrEn ana Positive Remedy for Weakened Forces md
Inpoteucy. Price 81. Depot Aliens Pharmacy, 3lJ
ave. New lorS send Tor CIRCULAR.
Keep sells the best and cheapest SHIRTS In the world
also COLLARS, elegant styles best quality 81 90 doz.
for Toe. 62o broadway.
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
IRNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For New England and the Middle Atlantlo
States lower pressure stationary or higher tempeIa'"
sout erly Winds partly cloudy weather ana ram
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We Can't Talk

without showing the condition Of teeth Every laugh
them Ia order not 10 he ashamed of let us ss
that standard denuce SOLODONr which Is sure 10 krsn
them white and slotess No tartar eBcust them no
canker affect the enamel specie Of the
bone sOZODONi Is regularly used IL botanical prepa-
ration and its beneficial effects the
gums hard and rosy. ~
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Seaside IiDrary.
THE BEST STANDARD NOVELS WITHIN THE REAcu
or EVERY ONE

usually sold from 81 - gwen unchanged and
abridged, Tor 20 AID 20 cents
Nos. Price.
l. East Lynne. Mrs. Henry Wood Double Number zoe
2 john HALIFAX, Gentleman. By Miss MuOck llonbie
Numb 20c
g. Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte Double Number 2Oc
A. Woman Halter. Charles Realizes New Novel Double
Nulibor - 200.
Number. loo.
g. Last bays Of P0mpei. BY Sir Edward Lytlon.
Bulwrr single Number. 1900. ........... 100.
T. Adam Be'e ny George EhoL Double Number. 20c.
g. The Arundel Motto. By Mary Cecil Hay. singe
Mum ..........-........ Toe.
For all Booksellers sears or sent postage
prepaid, on receipt OF prlcc, by
GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher
- u. - Wand water ~. NeA.y ork.
Van Buskirks Inyigorant gives activity to The o,rdd
liver and Kidneys ana regulates The bowels so
cents IL Nesey-St.
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Patents, Trademark. &C.,


secured IN the United aes AMI i,reyn countries by
ARTHUR V. BR1EsENS PATENT AGENCY
2Jo Broadway, NsW-lorx.
Best references. send Tor BOOK of instruction
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WHY TIE ISvEs LEGATION Is CONDUCTED IL PRIVATE
ACCUSED PERSONS TO HAVE FULL OPPORTUNITY
FOk VINDICATION.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Summons.

TN JUSTICES COURT 'OFeG. NJ Knight, J. P township No. l, count, of Yuma, Territory of arizona.
 James Reilly. plaintiff, )no,a.,a c. W. C. Powell, defendant. @''i 70'' : The Territory of Arlzona sends greet. ing to c. w. C RoWelt
 You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office in the village oi Yuma, A. T., oh the 18th day of June, A. D. 1877, at he hour of 70 a. ID. of that day, 10 answer the complaint of James Reilly, who demands of you that you are indebted fo him iE the sum of $ISI .4S, on a promisory uGte, with interest thereon at the rate of l1 per cent per month from the 27th day Of December, A. D. 1876, until paid. together with the costs and disbursements in this suit. when he will take judk nleut against you as demanded, and for ;Ge costs of this suit, if you fail to appear and answer
 TOthe Sheriff of Yuma county, greeting. Make legal service and due return thereof Witness my hand this I7th day nf April, A. D. 1877. G Nj. KNIGHT,
 Justice of the Peace
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Jaii Items.

Hunt who was convicted at Prescott of an assnuls with intent to commit mnrder. and who broke out from the jail there some time since. is now confined in in. Territorial prison Hs was rearrested in Los Angeles, and brought back by sheriff Bowers ot Ysvapai. He will hardly get out Of the Penitentiarv. William. Moreno, the efficient Ehrenberg constable, brought down ou Monday. from that town, two In. dian prisoners sentenced to confinement in the county jail for 3 and 6 months respec lively. Lem Davis convicted, m Maricopa euunty, ofan assault with deadly weapon, is now confined in Yuma county jail. Sen, tence. fine of S450 or 224 days in iail He was brought down by William Finter, under sheriff of Maricopa couaty. Bill Burns indicted by the sraad jlry of Mari cops county for murder, is also in the county jail. He has been, and is uo~. very ill. We are sorry fnr Bill.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Proposals for Flour, Meal, &e.

HD. QRS DEPT: of ARI OFFICE C.C.S.,
 PREsCOIT, A T., March "A, 1877. c FAILED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, O witb copy of this advertisement at. tached, will be received at this office and at the offices oi the Acting CommIssares of each of the posts named herein, until I2 0 o'clock. noon. July2 1877, for the supply of Flour, Corn Meal, Beans, and Hominy in such quantities and at such times as may be required during the period extend ing from October lst, 1877, to September 30, 1o7S. at the following posts in this De- partnent: Camps Apache, Bowie, Grant. Lowell, Mcdowell, Mnjave, Thomas, Yer de, and Forts Whipple and Yuma. Con- dtions same as in previous advertisements Blank forms, instructions, conditions esti- mates, &c.. furnished by the A, c. $. at any of the posts named. or by the under signed on proper application for the same. Contracts awarded under this advertise- ment shall not be construed to involve the United States Ill any obligation for pay ments in excess of the appropriation grant ed by Congress for the purpose.
 CHAS. r. EAGAN. Captain and C. s.
 Yuma, April II. ti.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Country orders solicited.
Feb. 25,

Astronomers have discovered, within the past few weeks. that dreadful conf ,ura ton Is going on in the beautiful con stella ton of the Swan Some mighty sun has undoubtedly been destroyed, alnngsi de of which our earth would look like a bov's mai ble, The distance is calculated about 300, GOO, CO.,. eco 600 ,000, r it may bs only 300. .000 000 G00,000, but It is no greater than the difference between Dury-as' Satin Gloss Starch and Duryeas Improved Corn Starch, and all similar preparations offer ed by other manufacturers. They have distanced all competitors, carried off rhe great medals at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. ThPlr starches are the best in the world. Always ask your grocer for Duryeas Satin Gloss Starch, for laun- dry purposes, s,and Duryeas' lmpf0sed Corn Starch, for food,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Proposals for Transportation.
HD. QRs. Mill DIV. OF THE PACIFIC and
 DEPT. of GALA, OFFICE C o Nj SAN FRASCISCO March

HD. QRs. Mill DIV. OF THE PACIFIC and
 DEPT. of GALA, OFFICE. C. e. NJ. ,SAN FRANCISCO, March
 .-.l I3. lS77. SS FAILED PROPOSALS in triplIcate. H WI,h a copy of ttis advertisement at- Luche1 ru eacu, are invited aud will be rr- relyrt at th,s office until i2 o'clock, noon, May la, 1877. wben the proposals will be publicly opehed. for the transportation of property tor this Department durIug the iiscni year culnmencing July lst, 1877, and ending June 3U, le7S, over the following routes:
 ROUTES. FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
 No. ITO Camp Bldweii. Cal, and wee vera
 No 2-Tu Camp Gaston, Cal, and vice versa.
 No,3.-To Camp Independence, and vice versa.
 No. 4,-To Camp McDerm.t. Nev. and vice versa.
 No. 5.-To San Diego, Cal. and vice versa
 No 6.-To Camp AIVjave. A. T. and Ice versa
 No. 7.-To Camp Thomas, A. T., and vice versa.
 Nu.e.-To Camp Mcdowell, A. T., and vice versa.
 Nos To Camp Lowell. A. T., and vice Versa.
 Mo- IO-To Camp Grant, A. T., and vice versa.
 No lI.-To Camp Bowie, A. T., and vice versa.
 No. l2.-To Camp Apache, A. T., and Vice versa.
 No. l3.-To Whipple Depot, A. T., and vice versa.
 No. I4.-To Camp Verde, A. T., and vice versa.
 Separate proposals may be made for the transportation service between San Fran cisco and Renu, and RenO and Camp Bid. we'll; San Francisco and Arcata, and Ar cata and Camp GastOn; San Francisco and Mujayo Station, and MOjave Statlou and Camp Independence; San Francisco and Wiunemucca, and Winueinucca and Camp McDermit; San Francisco and Yuma. and Yuma and Camps M"jave, TholBas. Me. Dowell, Lowell, Grant, Bowie, Apache, WhIpple Depot, and Camp Verde, res pecuVeiy. Preference, however, will be given to through bias on tho several routes. he estimated quantities of stores to be trans purted are as follows: To Camp i5Idwell, 60 tons; to Camp Independence, 30 tops; to San Diego, 5U Ions; Camp holnas, 7o tons; Camp Lowell, D tons; 10 Camp Gaston, 30 tous; Gu Camp McDer- nit, DO tUns; to Camp Mojave, 9U tons; to Canp Mcdowell, bU tons, to Camp Grant, 2Ou tons; to Yuma Depot, D tous; to Camp Bowie, 65 tohs; Camp Apache, lU ton:i Prescott, Fort Whlpple aud Whlpple De- pot, o6 tons; to Camp Verde, IGO tons.
 Proposals will also De received for the droyage required Ill San Francisco during the fiscal year. The estimated quantity Is 5JUU Ions measurement
 Blank inrms of proposals containing the particulars of the srrvlces required, the conditions, &c will be furnished upon ap- piicatIun at this office, aud at the Quarter inasters' offices ut Prescott, Tucson, Yuma, aud the several military posts above nam- et.
 No proposals will be entertained unless the IdentIIy aud responsibility of the bidder Is certified thereon by a UhILed States Oi- ficer or local clvIl magistrate.
 Envelopes containing the proposals should be marked '' Proposals for Trans purtatioB," and addressed to the under sigued. RUFUS INGALLS, Col. and A 2 M. Geueral. May l5.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Proposals EOr Beard Oa 1frfs-
 OnefS.

CEALED PROSALS WILL BE RE- b crivrd by the Bnard of Supervisors of Yuma County, Arzona, at their regular meeting on Monday. the 7th day of May A. b. 1877, for the bonrd of prisoners in the County Jail. from May l5, 1877 tn May E. IS1o Bidders will state in their pro. p"sals how much per diem for each pris- "ner led (two meals per day). payable h warrants nn the General Fund ot this county. Bids will be received until 9 u'- clock 4 M. of May and will be opened at 10 A. Nj. Proposals must be marked ' Guarding Prisoners " The Board re- serves he right to reject any or all bids.
 By order of the Board:
 GEORGE TYING, Clerk.
 Yuma. A. T. Aprli 4. le77. t4.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following described village lots remain un-applied for at tbls date and if application be not made for them, before the 28 day of April i. b. 1877, according to the pro- visions Of Ordinance No. 3, they will be sold at public Aucilon 10 the highest bidder for cash.
 The sale 10 lake place at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day in front of the office of the village Record CT. tO-Wit:
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Ordinance No. 12.

An ordinsnce to amend Section 2, oi Ordi nUnca No. Q
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com mon Council of the Village Oi Y1ma. Sec. l. That Sec. 2, of Ordinance N q 9. be amended so as to read as follows td wit.
 "Sec. g." After the words "at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash" Except those granted bat not paid for, which shall be sold on day to be hereafter fixed by the Council
 Passed April A. D. 1877.
 A. J. FlNLAY. Attest: Mayor. C. H. BRlNLEY, Recorder. April 7. t3.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of William Puifrr, deceas-d. In the Probate Court. County of Yuma and Territory of Arizons Pursuant tn an Or;irr nf said Court, made "n the 18th day of April. 1877, notice k hereby gwen that Monday the l4th day of May. *. ij. 1877, at lO o'clock q. n ot sad day, at the court room of said Court, at the court honsr ill tte village aud coun- iy of Yuma, hare been appointed tho tune and place fnr proving the will of said William Puiit-r, drcra-rd. and for hearing inc application of H. $. Fitzgerald and < (. Tynrr for the issnance to thrm nf letters t.stanientsry. when and here any prrson interested may appear aud c"ntest the same.
 Dated April I2. 1877.
 Ii. X ALEXANDER,
 Probate Judge and t-3w Cx nfficiO clerk of said Court
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

Mir. o. F. Townsend has been tempora- fily appointed freight clerk to the c. s. N. Co, to ill the vacancy caused by rrsigna- tion of F. c. Mills. We hope the appoint ment may be pertnafent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Sinking Fund.
YUMA CuUSFY.

DIDS FOR THE SURRENDER OF ID General Fund Warrants will be re- ceived up to2 D. m- of
 MONDAY, APRIL 30.
 Amount to be bid for, S646 4l Bids must De sealed proposals directed to Treas nrcr "f Yuma county. marked Sinking Fund" Warrants iD,st accompany bids. Blank forms procurable 1t Treasurer 5 office. A ]. FINLAY,
 Treasurer Yuma County. Yuma. Yuma County. A. T.. April I4. 1877
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

c, ". c. Powell. Esq.. has been sued for aoIne $220O unpaid wages. claimed by employees. We learn that his train ha. been attached. Other suits are about to te commenced.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

Col. GEo E. GRAY. of the 5 P, R. R. Ezs our thanks for San FrnnciscO evening papers. delivered here inside of 4o hours after their issue. Already taste we the first fruits of railroad connection.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

THEREars two kinds ot porter ih this town-Jud. Porter and the porter for sale at the Arizona Brewery. If you want to take it "alf and alf," you "pays your money and takes your choice
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

BY accident last week T,ner's adverti krinent was left out. More than twenty men have asked us wEy it happened. which shows thnt advertisements are noticed His saloon is one of the most popular pisc-s of resott in the, Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

Cot. BRADLEY affiliated the editorial palate this week with ice-no honsehsr, hut the genuine cobsealrd water. A friend sent him sorDe 50 pounds from San Fran, cisco, which arrived here in 4S hours and wss duly appreciated hy the Co.'s. friends, That n what Yuma can now have all sun SaaY
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

THE smoke of the locomotive on the mesa this eide of the Carga. Muchacho mountain is now daily visible from any of the hills in town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

DR. THOMAS, a graduate of Kings Col l~ge. London, and lately from CalIforna is nov here, and, ss will be seen from his card in this issue, intends to relnain among us. The doctor brings first class prnfts. sionsl credrntials which form the bes! recomtur ndatjon he could have
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

Two booi $ were found by 'Frpnch Steve" this week. about miles from Ms. slon Camp. III this coInty., and l-2 mile from the Gila river. They were s"m- 4OO ,nrds apart. and sd dec"npo-rd and drs- tTThyed as 10 b- beyond recognition. On- of them had worn a black vert. Beyond this iht.r,, wns no ctne to their itleftiiy$
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21

THE turn table of the Southaru Pacific railroad. near Hanlon's ferry. vii be com p'et~d on Monday next, and passenger trains will be run to that pulnt on and hi,er "Wednesday. Krr-ns and Mitchell ar,. about t" put on line of stages to the end Uf the track, and will be prepared f" meet the first passenger train al the turn table. ] his lu. ks like business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following applications to occupied village lanus have been granted and Deeds for the same ready for delivery at my office. upon pay ment of the respective amounts as herein appear, with twenty per cent added thereto. tO. wit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
NEW TODAY.
DIR. THOMAS.

PAysictdn, Surgeon an { Accoucheaw RESIDENCE:
 Maiden; Lane, Opposite Lorette'f.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

JULIUS SAMTER has been making m pr0vements iu his store, to keep pace with increase of buslness.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
FREE OF CHARGE

I they will join the scholars in procession at1 A. NJ Steamboat leaves the lanlilng at s A. M. sharp. Picnic grounds will De 20 miles down the river, on the California shore. Lunches to be provided by parents fur their children Tickets tor sale at Abegg's Martins, Fitzgerald & Co.'S, Bar nevis, Neahr's and Sulnter's.
 C. II. NAYLOR,
 April 7-t4 Marshal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
Meteorological Summary for the
 Week ending April IA, 1877.

Hghest Barometer. 29. Sd Lowest Barometer. 29.4S
 WINDS revailing. direction west. verage Force. 4.2S E PRECIPITATION and cLDGDIEEss. ian Fall. nnne
 verage Cioudiisess, 3.37
 TEMPERATURE! iUiuu S3 <1&zSfu Dry Bulb. .7U.02 Nct Bn!b- -.--..---.6 62. .66
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-21
MAY-DAY PICNIC!
Steamboat Excursion.

The school children are requested to meet the eachets at the School House at 7 o'clock A NJ. May lst. lo77. All chii- dren are cordially invited to attend.