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rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 4J2 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 Q st. NV. II rooms, mod. imps. SEQ.
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle: a bargain.
$1,000. sepl3-tr
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T YONS BLACK SILK VELVETS,
RICH BROCADE SILKS.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS.
BROWN, NAVY BLUE. DARK GREEN.
GARNET. LONDON SMOKE. and all other de-
sirahle shades of COLORED SILKS. at NEW
YORK PRICES.
BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING VEL
VETS. from auction, at very low prices.
ALSO.
Ladies' UNDRESSED KID GLOVES at IS
cents. worth 81. %.
Ladies and Gents SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies' and Chidren's FANCY HOSE.
Ladies' BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS and SEAL
sACQC Is on consignment. at New York prices.
ALSO.
REAL INDIA SHAWLS, from So to s2T5
W. NJ. SINISTER BRO
1t 919 PENNSYLVANIA 0reuup.
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USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
AT
LEW
geo Sh street. bef,reen i and II, H.w.
Handsome SILK HATS. 81. So. So:
Derby and Helmets. Stiff and Soft HATS:
Fur-top Kid and DogSkin GLOVES:
SCARFS. TIES BOWS, MUFFLERS and COL
LARS:
White MerinO and Red Flannel UNDERG AR
MENTS:
Red and Blue Shaker. Cotton and Merino HALF
Hose:
SILK and Alpaca UMBRELLAS: SATCHELS:
Splendid quality finished White Shirts. 81. 81 %:
CAPS of all kinds, for men and boys; all at very
low prices for cash. at
LEWIS POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE
S2O SereHth. bef,ceea i and II.
A call for inspection respectfully solicited d2I-G
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THE GREAT SALE OF CHEAP
GOODS STILL CONTINUES.

We Will continue to sell until February I. 1873.
after that time this store. known as CARTER'S
.01 Market Space. will be closed. Counters and
Gas Fixtures for sale very cheap.
All of our Black CashmereS. all of our Black AL
Iaeas, all OF our Black silks. every yard must be
Csshmeres, Navy Blue CashmereS. very fine and
very wide, only %. Beautiful Dress Goods only
ID AMI Is. All Of our Blankets must be closed out
very cheap. Large size pure Wool White Blankets
only 500. Nearly two yards wide Black Water
proof Cloth only 62's. Red Twill Flannel all wool.
%. Very large size pure white Bridal Quilts only
$50. Pure white Table Linen. 62. Linen Crash
q. Towels q. Ladies Underwear, so. Shawls
and Cloaking Cloths very cheap.
CARTER'S.
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To AdyerttserS.

Advertisers are requested To send in their an
nouncements early In the day as possible and i'm
all cases before 12 O'Clock NJ. The insertion in the
same days issue Of those reaching the once after
that hour cannot be assured.
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To Correspondence.

Letters should he addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR. according to their
tenor. and not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc.. should in all cases be made payable
to the order Of The EVENING STAE NEWSPAPER
COMPANY.-not to that Of any individual.
A6-Anonymous communications not read: re-
lecied manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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Dlreuing Houses For Sale.


NORTHWEST
ST., near 18th, 3-stories, mod imps. s25. 600
Mcpherson Place, 3-stOries, mod. imps % 600
18th, bet. and X. 3-stories. m l., IL rs. 8 90
G, bet. ISt and 2d, 3-Stores, mod. l.. 10 rs 1000
T. let 18th and 14th. 3-stories, m. T., rs. g. 800
L, bet. 18th and 18th. Histories, m. L. RS 900
4th; bet, and r. 2-stories. m. T.. rs....... Leo
r bet 9th and eth. 3-stories. mod. imps.... 3. 900
Mass. ave.. bet. Cap. & LIST. 2-st.. M t. rs 8 600
Riggs bet 18th 18th. 3-storieSi M. l. III rs 3 $40
18TH, near Y. 3-stores mod. mps., rs..... 9. 100
hs let. 1 naP, a, Is SIS; st. 2.st frame eTs. 800
sis tel be lag and and iii9 ssrSre mod 1919
9Th. above Boundary, 2-stories. new 5 rs.... 1000
sth St, bet. and :, e-stories 5000
Eth. bet. and T-several Of those desirable
2-story press brick dwellings. lay windows,
m. l., just being completed each ........ . 500
9TH, bet. and q, store dwell, 4-st new. 10 600
NORTHEAST
IL, b. LIST and I'd. 3st. Ii rs large grounds % 600
sih. bet. c and ID, 2-stories, m. 2. rS..... 90
+; Cap, bet. 9Th 9Th. 3-stories, MI. Is Is 1000
ith. b. and F. est. T.. sr.. Wen finished. 4 90
b, bet. Sd and 4th S-stories. mod. imps 500
cap ~ b eip H9 and icrqs store and
dwelling, mod imps.. rs, new........... 6Ooo
SOUTHEAST.
A. bet 2d and 3D. 3-stories. mod. l.. il rs. 40
9. bet. 81 aud 4th, 3-stories, mod. t.. 10 rs 40
4fh. bet ~ and s stor,es m mod. imes 800
I'm; PEI; and ~ PSI MI Cor will trade). 900
IN, bet. ID z, s-st, storeSdweii'g, m. l.. 1000
1th, bet. ID & T. 3-st.. storeSdwell'g. m. t.. $500
Desirable Building Lots for sale in all sections Of
the city.
Farm Wanted
To purchase a small Farm with barn and other
outbuldings, located near the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad, between W ashington and Baltimore.
j. STANLEY JONES,
dl3-r 51l SEVENTH STREET.
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TOR RENT,
II BY X. y. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts NV
Three new Stores. 1919. 1923. 1925 y. Y avnw. SIS
IL once Rooms over above stores from SIS 10 IS
stores. from 9ls Ia 925 9Th st w............ IS
3DMelllng Houses over above stores each ...... IS
S9 18TH ST. rooms. mod. imps. IS
DO I'd 81. NV. 10 rooms, mod. imp. ........... 80
2n 9TH ST. Sc, 10 rooms and store, mod. imp. so
Us! ID ST NV, 10 rooms. mod imp. ......-...... 20
Sll ST. NV. % rooms. mod. mpS. 80. .-... ~
~ oth ST Sc. lO rooms, mod imp. 20
2SS Isl ST. Sc, rooms, mod. imp. ............. so
lSu4 .tn ST. NV, rooms. store and stable 50
IoUo .tl ST. NV. rooms and store. %
bl5 llth St NV, store and cellar. 25
III Carroll St nw-. z rooms mod. imps. ....... 25
Furnished Houses TO private families only.
Houses and Lots i'm every section of the city. at
reduced rates, for sale. dIl-tr
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issue on the 1St and 18th Of each IaOnth a ''Bul-
letin' of all property for sale and rent my books
which can lie had on application at my once. or
viii be sent 10y mail If desired.
Loans.
So 600. 81 600. $500 and $500 ~ per cent dla-tr
LSoR REM
II II. II. WARNER & CO.
BRAINARD IL, WARNER, EDWIN A. MClNTIRE.
Sl6 K street northwest,
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J. GEORGES. Ci,f-sas NiIRary and
- . Ndr0i Boot, Shoe and Cater MgHu- a.
foctUrer, 2Ifs PsRnsytrdnia ape..
would invite attention 10 his large stock OIL
BOOTS SHOES and GAIrERs. Of hisv
ON anuiacture, the material and work
hlaIsllip OF which are equal 20 the best custom
scOrk. and which he offers on terms favorable 10
purchasers particularly TO those who appreciate a
good article. Having made the fitting 81 the feet
study, his work does produce corls or bunions:
and those afflicted with feet will find relief by
wearing the articles which ne manufartures He
gives each purchaser box Of his patent heather pre-
charge. Doxsse-tr
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SELLING OFF: SELLING OFF:
FOR THIRTY D1YS
our stock of DRY GOODS at great reduction in
prices. Many at less than cost of importation. in
order 10 reduce our heavy stock of WINTER
GOODS. Special bargains in
DRESS GOODS. BLACK SILKS. CASHMERES
ALPACA MOHAIRS. FINE CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES.
For Men and Boys wear. Table DamaSks Nap
klns and 1owelingS: Blankets and Sbeetings. with
a full stock of Domestic Goods at factory prices
Fo All Goods warranted as represented, and
fair dealing in all cases. at
j. W. COLLEY'S,
No. sol. Cor. Of Sfh st. and Market Space.
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rARL MUELLER Il son,
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS
CANDY TOYS. SUGAR TOYS
CHEAP FANCY BOXES,
CORNUCOPIAS,
CHRISTMAS TREE TRIMMINGS.
French Mixtures and Plain CANDIES in any
quantities.
STORE AND FACTORY,
Sf4 Penn. are. south side.
d21-2 near corner 81 ST
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

VDRICES 10 PER CENT. BELOW THE
LOWEST.
Ladies' Peh. Kid Button. 81 Is. l50. l. IS 4 ? 80.
- :" - Laced. sl.oo. I. - aud up.
Mems finest Hand-sswed tsaitrrS. 81
sl.U and i. % Men Gaiters. 81 80. worth . -.
Mems ip and Calf Boots reduced p pr rent.
Boy and Youth : Boots. 81 on. 4. -. JOand > o.
Misses Laced. s5c.. Button, 81 90 and up.
Ghildren' : Laced. &C., Button, 30. and mp.
Infants Shoes, l5c. E: all leather, BE. aud up.
Mems Braided and Emb'd slippers f0r presents.
NM. HAHN.
Bargain Shoe Store.
- 1922 Pennsylvania are.
Sign Of ''Red Slipper. = tpi 19th ami 2bfl dl1-Gt
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can he
y consulted every wednesday and Saturday a. his
Pm, on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dfmness OF Sight or Gddiness, Indigestion, &C.,
manhood, and early indiscretions, Gonorrhna,
strictures and syphilis quickly cured. DIR. 4. Is
special practice endorsed by the leading physicians
OF bis city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment for any OF the above diseases, win ind IL TO
their interest 70 call upon him, who win insure
antoed In every case he undertakes. win refer his
patrons TO any Of the leading physicians Of haiti
same CAL or address - above, or TO 10 South Eu-
NV street, baiumore. mAr40-1y
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~ manhood and the vigor Of youth TO the most
shattered constitution In four weeks, from what
ever cause arising. Failure impossible. Beware OF
advertisers who ofer so-called Free Prescriptions
that are useless, and finally prove ruinousiy ex-
pensiye. Whatever has merit must cost fair Price
3 Ter case. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent
DIR. jos. JACQUES, University Place. New
York. Druggists supplied. je27-Iy
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
OF
j. STANLEY JONES.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
511 SEVENTH STREET.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED AWAY from the owner on Friday
- morning, Dec. 21st. one young BULL-0
and two young lows. Bull dark: two Cows 81 NJ
red Any person returning same to JOHN ~
GRINDER will receive a liberal reward.
d2l-2t' JOHN GRINDER, LIST and X SITS. Sc.
T OST-On Wednesday. near o street market
- new POCKETBOOK with SIS. Liberal re-
ward offered for its return to No. 1903 ST..
ner 18th NV. d2O-2,s
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NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
~ AT A SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light 81
four Jump-seats; three Pony Phetons;
ten Leather-top Buggies; three No-top BuRgies,
hand Carriages and Buggies on hand, ct No. l68
IA: AZ. r. ID. SCHMIDT 4 CO., Carriage Re-
po6tory. dt2-tr
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
Mrs. l.. NJ. PREESE. Md. Ladies Phgsi-
AN1 cida- 61s 9th ST. NV, near G.. has returned
from Europe. Treats all Female Diseases. Quick
cures. Advice free and confidential. Hours a.
m; pm. d21-2w'
c5O REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAIL. TO
% cure any case OF Female Weakness. Irregulari-
ties and distinctions Thirty years experience
Once. BOG st.s.w., opp. Smithsonian. dI5-2v.
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re
consulted every Tuesday, "Wednesday aud Satur-
Day at No SO6 9Th ST. NV, from to O'Clock.
Residence, Monroe ST., Baltimore. novI4-Iy
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the Oldest established
" specialist In the city. He guarantees . perna-
nent and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
OF All Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and til-treated cases . speciality. A thorough cure
OF no charge. Separate consulting rooms eo5 9Th
ST. NV. nov1-1y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L>oR sAIfA RESTAURANT. ON Tn :.
II rear Posi- ofhcc. AT,,lN t.
d2i-St THo>. y. wk,.G AMAN. so IN 1t.
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WALK OR RIDE
w TO 121 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THE CAPITOL.
And Save Largely on HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Large stock just in. Latest. Cheapest and Best
in the city.
FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
RELIEF PICTURES.
FANCYPAPERS; NEW ORNAMENTS, more
than 500 new patterns at One-half Oil rates.
ALBUMS.
Autograph, Photograph and Postal at cost OF
binding;
And BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.. &c. i'm any
quantity and every grade to suit all.
d21-3t HOPKINS X SONS.
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nOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
IL lbs White Sugar. 90
Best Brown Sugar. per lb. .... ............ 8
New crop New Orleans Molasses, per ga. So. 60
Drip Syrup. per gal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
We have WHISKY at SO FER gallon our Whisky
at s. per gallon Is good you buy elsewhere
at 81.
Splendid OLD WHISKY. per gallon. 81.
These prices represent reduction of 81 per gallon
on our WHISTLES
&. s. O'HARE & SONS,
Grocers. 1913 sth street north ,resf.
d21-6t Between VI and y.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
IS, 5000 WORTH OF WATCHES, JEwELRY,
CLOCKS, SOLID SILVER AND
PLATED WARE
on consignment for the Holidays, which I ~
guarantee to sell 10 per cent. less than the eSs1
same goods can be bought for I'm W Washington. CT
W. ). TAPPAN,
d21-2t 9O5 T. Street. Masonic Temple.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
SOnOra Affairs.

Our latest dates from Guaymas are to March g. The Ores convention has nominated Gen. Nariscal for Gov ernor, and Gen. Serna declined nom ination, intending to support Mariscal. At that date no other candidates were announced or prominently mentioned. Nominations for Congress have not been made The Pesqueira brothers were still out of the State. It is sup. posed the old Governor had gone to city of Mexico via Chihuahua, a fact published in THE CITIZEN two or three weeks ago.
 News from inc interior of the coun- try (Mcxico) are not favorable to Presi- dent Diaz, and many powerful induen- ces were being aroused against him He has reduced the pay of the army and navy @ which will please the "outs" but the "ins" are best capable of organizlng opposition. At Maza tan every custom-hous officer and em ployee down to porters, has been re- moved and the same action Is expected soon at Guaymas.
 News from the City of Mexico, says notice has been given to the govern ment that at the next session of Con- gress, application will be made for a railroad franchise for the Guaymas road to the ArIzona line. IL is suppos ed to be in the interest of the New Workers and Mexicsns. If others do not build the road soon, there k hard lv doubt but the Southern Pacific company of California, will do it, for the directory of this company evident Iv intend to command all or nearly all the Pacific seaports.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07

Ar the March meeting of the Cali fornia State Geological Society, it was announced that since the previous meeting, contributions were received, viz:
 A. T. Webb, silver ore from Imperial No. 2, Globe District, Arizona.
 Thomas J. Owens, silver ore from the SiDaloa mine, 50 miles from MaZa- tan, Mexico, and chalcedony from Arizona.
 B. " Reagan, silver ore from the Pioneer District, Arlzona.
 B. W Reagan and James NJ. Barney, silver ore from the same locality.
 James M. Barney, len specimens of the rich silver ore from Silver King mine, Pioneer District, Arizona, con taining free silver tetrahedrite, and cry~talized silver minerals, showing different varieties of ore in the mine
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
TELEGgAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, hy
 United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

SAN FRASCIsCO, March 30.-The Pacheco- -WIgginton case will be again heard at Sacramento on 9th, on mo- ton of Pscheco's counsel to strike from file Wiggonton's answer as being a sham and frivolous, and that a perempt- ory writ be issued to compel Secretary S;ate to issue certificate to P3checO.
 SAN DIEGO, April 3.-The Chicago Tribune WashIngton's special says il is stated on good authority that Tllden is preparing papers for quo-waTranto 10 test the question of Hayes right to Presidency, and that papers will soon be filed in district court. Lawyer Mer- rick of Washington today denies this report.
 Packard refuses to listen to any com promise on the Louisiana muddle.
 At the cabinet meeting yesterday, the Secretary of War was directed to issue an order for the removal of the troops from the South Carolina State House, and Hampton has gone home from Washington, and pledges abso- lute peace.
 The Michigan judicial election came off yesterday with the usual sweeping I}n,.,LlioaD r,aioritv-
 Greenbacks in San Francisco 96 G 9G13
 Charles NOrthup and E. II. Plum mer, correspondents of the Chicago Tribune, left here yesterday for Flor ence, Tucson and Prescott
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
What Does It 1Iean:

Following letter IS from an old ciI zen of San Pedro valley:
 TRES ALAMOs, April 1, 1877.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: What does il mean? I notice in THE CITIZEN of March 31, under the head of Sheriff $ Sale" that tract of land known as the Tres Alamos, about fifty miles east of Tucson, is to be Sold by the Sheriff on April If, for taxes.
 Lying before me, have a translated copy of a document which Is an agree ment between the Republic of Mexico and citizen of the State of Sonora It is quite a lengthy paper, and will only give some of the main points of the agreement. First: That the said citizen of SoIora shall place thereon, within ten years of the date of the agreement, one hundred families all of Spanish or South American descent, all to be of the Roman Catholic faith. Second: He must build and maintain a fortified post. Many other perma- nent improvements were to be made by him. At the expiration of ten years he was to receive a grant of land at the Tres Alamos on the San Pedro river, where his colony was established.
 The United States took possession of the country before the expiration of the ten years in which he had to complete his tltle to the grant. Every old resident of this part of the Terri tory. knows that no attempt was ever made to settle the Tres AlamOs, and that no grant was ever given by Mexico on any part of it. None know it bet ter than the supervisors of this county.
 This is the second time that the valley has been settled by Americans. The first settlement was made in the month of April, 1858, and was aban- doned on account of the hostiliues of the Indians, and reoccupied by ciIi- zens of Tucson Tn December, 1865, since which time il has been con,inu- ously occupied for the last eleven years. The settlers have regularly paid their taxes on the improvements which are now advertised for sale. What does it all mean? Is it desired to involve the people of this valley in numerous useless lawsuits, simply to increase the burden of taxation, or Is the whole thing a mistake?
 4 TAXPAYER.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
EASTERN STATES.

NEW ORLEANS, March 29-J. Ross Stewart, colored, was expelled from Packard Legislature day, on charge of having tried to get other members to join Nlcholls' legislature. Before leaving he said he only remained to create dIssension. Plnchback has been appOInted by Nichols and confirmed Oy his senate, member of State Board of Education; and A. II. Cor bin, col0Ted, has been appointed by Nichols a tax collector, and other colOred men have been appointed to lucrative places by Nichols. Major Burke who has represented Nicholl's government at Washington and who conducted negotiations which resulted in the withdrawal of opposition to the electoral coInt, having been urged tc publish all guarantees given by Hayes friends as tO Louisiana and South Car olina, declines at present to do so, asserting that no portion of negptia- tiOns or assurances Is discredItable to President Hayes or to the gentlemen concerned III them on either sIde He says that the question of Speakership of next house was never considered, and the national democrats have no cause to complain of the pltriOuc individuals who interested themselves afier the national party organization had by caucus vote refused to make stand for themselves or Louisiana and South Carolina. Nichols leg IsIatnre is hurrying up for an adjourn ment, intending to first elect a U. s. Senator who will support Hayes ad- ministration.
 WASHINGTON, March 90. Wade Hampton and Senator Gordon had a conversation with the President yes terday. It related to prospect of peace If troops be withdrawn from Columbia, on which action Hampton declared peace certain. No formal pledges were given or recelyed. Charleston Chamber commerce also presented their views in favor of Hampton's recognition. After cabinet deliberatiOn. positive action is expected. It is re- ported that one feature of the civil service, IS abolishment of all political tests in making changes in public ser vice.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
Re Always Giving.

The sun gives ever; so the earth What can it give SO much 'tis worth? The ocean gives In many ways, Gives baths, gives fishes, rivers, bays; So, too, the air. it gives us breath; When it stops giving comes in death. Give, give, be always giving;
 Who gives not Is not living;
 The more you give
 The more you live. Gods love hath in us wealth unheaped; Only by giving is it reaped; The body withers, and the mind Is pent In by selfish rind. Give strength, give thought, give deeds, give pelf. Give love, give tears, and give myself
 Give, give, be always giving;
 Who gives not is not living;
 The more we give
 The more we live.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07
Onr Delegate.

Hiram :. Stevens has banned out q first class delegate. AS far as we can learn he has been reasonable and hon orsble in ail his public acts. He is now making every endeavor to secure better mail facilities for the northern part of Yuma county and for Mohave. Fms reform is much needed and We wish all success to his efforts. Our ad- vices from Washington compliment Us on our delegate and compare him very fivorably with those from other Territories es.-slentinel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07

atiOn. Also ores of the Young Ameri- ca and other mines west of TGcsOn and perhaps the copper ores of Clifton might be more advantageously reduced by it.
 Our mining readers are informed that this article is merely intended on our part to give such information as comes ts US from a very uprigh. and conscientious man-fOr such is the reputation of Wm. Purvine with ali who know him. Our acquaintance with him was merely accidental when in the San Francisco laboratory. We do know however that his life is de voted to mining and mining machln- cry.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07

TIE First National bank has just re ceiyed from the |. :. Mint at Philadel- phia two ten gallon kegs, each con- taininC five thousand dollars worth of new silver quarler-dOllars-iust forty thousand pieces. These quarters are intended for general circulation, and II is greatly to be desired that holders of them will not tighten iEeir grip so aS to obliterate the figures of the eagle and goddess when they attempt to let them go. The sight of these pretty coins is better than blue glass for sore eyes.-New Mexican.
Arizona citizen., 1877-04-07

Coop ADvICE.-lt Is much better to tread the path of life cheerfully skip ping lightly over the thorns and bri- ars that obStruct your way, than 10 sit down under every hedge lameniing your hard fate. The thread of cheer iul mans life spins out much longer than that of mal who k continual, sad and Respondent. Prudent conduct in the concerns of life is highly neces- sary-but if distress succeed, deject!On and despair will not slford relief. The best thing to be done when ev1l comes upon Us is not lamentation, but acton not to sit and suffer, but to rise and seek the remedy.