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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
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porsries, Unpublished Lyrics and Letters Of
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rio Conklng; 81 co.
A Modern Mophistopholcs; ST..
Chedsyne of kotono story Of the early days
Of the Republic by Ausburn Towner ST 80.
Juliet's Guardian, by Mrs. H. Lovott Gamer.
on SOC.
Schedes's War Maps Of Turkey and Greece,
showing tho seat Of wsr and countries adjacent
cheap edition; 25c fine maps in colors 15,.
Beautiful designs in Black Card Board OF
Wall Pockets, Brackets. Shaving Cases. toge!h'
or with large assortment of Transfer Pictures
of Fruits, Flowers, Birds and many other stylos
Now lines of CroQuot, all styles and prices.
Now Books Dolly.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
ITO THE LADIE S.

We are daily opening new styles OF Spring
aid Summer DRESS GOODS, and would call
especial attention to our novelties in that lino
comprising Lace Wrought Goypooro Dentelle
Cloth in stripes end plsids. Very elegant and
entirely new lato designs in Mateisise Cloths,
new 1t mixtures in Berege and DeBerege Cloths,
Bunting Cloths and Seaside Cloths, Grenadines,
Guaranteed pure Wool and Silk, in new designs
Of Plsids and Stripes; Plain Grenadines in great
variety, Black Silks for Grenatne Trimmings
at remarkably low prices, Back Silks for
Dresses and Trimmings Colorod Silks, Strlro
Summer Silks in large variety at very to-"
prices. Our PARASOL department Is replcte
with novelties, and cannot fail to please the most
fas.idious.
NEW DEPARTURE-We arc showing y
complete line Of Fans, suitable for mourning rr
colvrs or evening use new designs and elegant
qualities, ranging in price from 81 GO to $40 Qua
pieco In our WHITE GOODS department
can bo found in large variety Victoria Lawns,
French Musins, French Nainsook, Sheer Main.
socks, Lace Stripes ind new designs in embEod'
cries.
We would coll attention to an auction lot Of
TOWELS and TOWELlNGS, among which
will be- found superior pure Linen Huckaback
Towelng at re per yard, and pure Linen Twill
Crash ut l2c per yard. Decided bargains.
my7 pRETZFELDER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
ALEXANDRIA BROOM FACTORY,
Old Sentinel Building,
Cameron st., bet Royal and PITT,

Having bought the on ft Of MT Wesley
Avery for the manufacture OF Brooms. we can
nov oTe- to the trade line of Brooms in every
WY us we'll made, of rs good stock, style and
lnisa, ard at prices as low ss they can be bought
Of ary manufacturer in the country. Motto
Quick snes and small profits" Call and see
for yourselves.
re- Brooms wholesale only.
Gp Ii JOS. bEaCu ~ W,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZErTE'I
WASHINGTON. May 7, 1877.

WASHINGTON, May I, 1871.
There is much comment here To-Day uPoo
the new departure of the President 10 a'tenpt-
ing TO carry the army for several mootbs ~lth-
out an appropriation. It is cootended that the
main reason why the trainers Of the Consiitu''oo
placed the support of the army 10 the naoos
of the House of Representatives was 10 pre-
vent it from being Improperly used % '"e
Executive, In this view it is said that the at
tempt to run the army on credit is most dan
gerous precedent, and may, some day, IN tue
hands of 40 INSCRIPTIONS man, prove Danger
Gus to the liberties Of the people.
REMOVED.
G. Il. Butler, the late Consul General al al
Egypt, whose appointment to specla' mai mai
agency o few days since created such seSera'
anima1verson. was to-day removed ITO" olnoe'
MURDER CASE.
Tbo ,ps,;mouv 10 tbs trial Of Ellison for the
murder of Small, at the u. 5. Capitol, was
concluded to day.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
The PostofEcs Department Is COW making
ARRANGEMENTS TO use the mail route essa'lsheh
soma DAVIS siGc, On tie Fredericksburg aud
Oraogc Count lous, Narrow Gauge Railroad.
A utS post9lhr. has already becn established on
that route and two or three more Will be catao-
lishcd this week. -.
l. is now considered a5 certain that 90 VIZ
giuian will be appointed Register, OF Desds'
Mr., SchuIz is understood 10 DC pledged 10 Mt
WOLF, the present incumbent.
Ali the Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and
Lynchburg pcs.ofhce papers are sleeping 10
official pigeon holes and there is az yet 10 prob
ability ct an carly movement.
LIQUOR LICENSES Tomorrow is tic last
day for taking out liquor licenses, and those
dealers failing to do so then will be closed up
and proceeded against aeoordlug 10 law.
local Brevifies.
Hannah Howard, tho girl who attempt
cd to poison the family ct MIR. T. w: Eduihs,
formerly of this city, in Baltimore last teoCus!y,
was indicted by tbs grand jury Of that city
yesterday.
Tho Circuit Court of Prince Willism, which
will commcnc, noxt Monday, will be hell by,
Judgc Bird, of Winchester, in the absence OF
Judge Keith, VINO is detained by tho continued
illness Of Mrs. Keith.
Tho farm of In,nan Il. Evans, nosr Warren
ton, hiss been sold 20 Amos Jolille, late Of Ball
timorc, for $500
Mr.. George Psync Division supervise: on tho
Midland Railroad, hiss resigned.
The meeting OF the stockhoders CT tho w. y
0. K. 7. will take place at the olhce Q! the com.
psny, On no..h Fairfax street, to'morro"
The )iuuor dealers cf tho city will meet at
Harlow's Hall tonight.
Eight car loads of steel: passed through TO Bal
I,lt MI rta tho Il N IL. Railroad,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to the undersigned by Arson
Bangs on tho 18th day of July, 1863. OF record
in the Clerks Office Of Prince William County
Court, 1 shall, on TUESDAY,, the Sd day of
April 1877, that being Cour: day, proceed to
sell, before the front door Of the Court House OF
Prince William county, for cash, the certain
TRACT OF LAND, containing six hundred
and eighty-ono sores, three roods and twenty.
one poles, situate and binding on Little creek.
in the county Of Prince Williams, and is psrt
of The Transport tract. Alao another lot Il
acres and IS poles, binding on Little creek and
Potomac river, being also q part OF tho Evans
port thract. Selling Us trustee, | will convey
such title only is vestod in Inc by the deed OIL
trust aforesaid Given under my hand this lst
day of March, 1877.
NH 3-ts a. N1COL, Trustee.
s- The above sale has been postponed tlll
the SECOND MONDAY IN MAY, the first
day Of Prince William Circuit Court ap 4-td
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned by Arson
Bangs on the 18th day of July, 1859. OF record
in the Clerks office of Prince William County
Court, shall, on TUESDAY, thu third day of
April, 1871 that being Court day, proceed TO
SELL before the front door of tho Court House OF
Prince Wilsm county, for cash, the certain
TRACT OF LAND, containing tnroc hundred
and eighty four acres, ono rood ana tnlrty-se'eh
poles, situated and binding on tne Potomac
| river. in tho county OF Prince Wl,nain' anu IL
| q part Of the Evansport tract Selling as trus-
toe. I will convey such title only us is vested IN
! me- bv the deed of trust aforesaid. Given under
| nv hand this Let day Of March, 1871.
NH 3-ts A. NICOL, Trustee.
nS- The above sale has been postponed TIL
| the SECOND MONDAY In MAY, the trst
dsy of Prince William Circuit Court. 80 4-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NY CLOSING OFT SALE,-My entire stock
% 0'0'''''' "|" o0A's - 4''''-l's
o.-,,r;.;,n tbo fnost
ors.. and 3psjnc;. Suits Of tmported Csssi-
msres and Disgona:s, fue French Cashmere
Pants, Broad Cloth Suits, Silk Vests, &C. &c +,
Will Do CLOSED OUT "l'H0u' F''sF'' oui'Ns 'Di'
season, preparatory TO winding Up my bnalness
before the commencement OF the next fsil sea-
son. Being in want Of funds, an early call will
be appreciated by me and to the advancement
of your Interests.
" NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
Esss. SALE OR RENT.

TOR KENI-The WAREHOUSE next to
4 tho lower end Of Prince street, formerly
occupied by 4. /. I, Wilson IS aship chandlery
and grocery, for which purpose 1t is most ad-
mirably adapted Apply 10
GEO. :. WORfHINGTON s. son,
r1y3-aoL Pioneer Mills.
FLOR HENT-Tho STORE ROOM on the
e northeast corner Of King and Union streets
the best location il tho city Tor q grocerv and
liquor store. Apply at this Office. ap lS-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

BALTIMORE, May IVA. G's, deferred, s.;
do. consolidated 7033; do. u series Al. Cotton
dull; middIing Hall! Ficur steady and hrm;
Howard street and Western supertine Z 5Oa
81 80; do. extra G0a$S so; d.. family 10 Goa
Sll CO; City Mills tuparGoc : COAST so; do.
extra 5OaS9 Is; DO. RIO brands $ll co.; do.
family Sll So Wheat quiet and steady; Penn
sylVsuia rcd 220s225; Maryland red to prime
900; do. amber 225. Cora Southern fairly
active ard Grmer; Western dull and easier;
Southern white 72A122:: do. yellow 70; Western
mixed, spot, 7o4ia775; May ~; juno 7244; July
72i; steamer IS. Oats active and steady;
Southern 50l53; Western white 52a53; DO.
mixed 5Oa5l. Rye iirplcr and higher OF lOa
ll2 Hay firm and demand good; Maryland
and Pennsylvania prime IS 00lSlS 90. Pro.
Visions quiet and shade easier. Pork SIT 90.
Coffee stroug acd quiet; buyers and sellers
apart; Rio carSoeS lG4a20t; Jobbing lIa22;
Sugar firm at r. Whiskey firm and demand
good ut l3!a$l II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
By F. A. kerby, Auctioneer

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed TO the undersigned by James b.
Wright, or the 9Th day Of December, 1876, Of
record in the Clerks office Of the Corporation
Court Of tho city of Alexandria, Virginia, ard
at the request Of the party by said deed secured,
shall, on SATURDAY, the l9:h day of Msy,
1877, offer for sale by public auction, at the
front of the Market Building, On Royal street,
Alexandria, Virginia, the following described
property, to wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OR
PARCEL OF GROUND in the city Of Alexsn:
dria, improved by FRAME DWELLING
thereon and bounded Is follows: Beginning ca
the south side Of Gibbon street at point l25 IT.
east of St. Asaph street, and running theIcs
southwsrdly in a line parallel with St. Asaph
street 76 feet to ~ feet alley thence eastward
~ in line parallel with Glbbon street IA fee.
inches; thence nolthWardly in line parallel
with St. Asaph street to Gibbon street, and
thence in Il straight limo 10 the beginning.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
ny 3-ts CHARLES E. STUART. Trustee.
BY Harrison 6 O'Neal. Auctioneers.
GTEAMER FOH SALE BY PUBLIC
y AUCTION.
Under authority CT decree Of the Corporation
Court CT Alexandria city, Va. in the suit Of
Bayles and others against +. E. Corbett and 9TH
CTS, defendants. passed. at the April term 1877, the
undersigned, as administrator of S. w. Over
toms estate, will offer, on SATURDAY, April
at tho ship yard lower end of Union street, in
tho city OF Alexsndria, Va, tho following de-
scribcd STEAMER VIRGINIA., together with
IL 10. OF cabin furniture, rope, wheelbsrrows,
anchors, and other articles. This steamer has
Il Il 40 boiler and double engine, almost new, and
in good working order The hull of the steamer
wants some repairs. She was built and is adapt
cd to the crock and river trade, and is Of 81 tons
burLhen, with stern wheel.
Terms of sale Of steamer: One-half cash Oh
day Of sale the remainder in elk months from
date OF sale, with negotiable note. and lien re-
tanned on steamer. The other articles cash on
day of sale Il. T. LUCAS,
ap l3-ts Administrator.
rs" The above sale is postponed until SAT
URDAY, May II, 1877, at II a. m Sale at the
whsrf foot OF King street. my 2-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

NEW York, May 7.-Siocks active ant
strong Money .. Cold 1919. Flour shade
6rucr and Advancing Wheat held 3 and
ceuts higher. Corn quiet and without decided
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

OCcoQUAN BRIDGE.--fhe join, commission
Ior Fairfax and Priuce William counties met at
Ucccquau on Friday for the purpose of making
arrangements and submitting proposals tor
building Occoquan bridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

EEGlsTRArIoS.- Registratou will commence
III the various wards tomorrow morning, and
continue three days. At this registration the
names of all those who have become disqus!l'
lied under the lately adopted aneodmeuts to
the State Constitution will be stricken from
The roll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07
CANDIDATES.

T RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. didato for tho Office OF Collector of Taxes Tor
tho Northern District, subject to the action Of
the conservative primary election.
nv 4-te~ GEO Il. MARKELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

TRANps The tramp nuisance is again hc-
comiug very troublesome in this ci,y. Every
night he streets are Infested with them aud in
macy eases they take possession OF outhouscs
attached to dwellings, aud have to be forced 10
sacstc. On Saturday night a gentleman resld-
inv near the corner of King aud St. Asarh
streets, discovered one OF these VagabOnds in 40
oWbuiIiing, and on accosting him, was cursed
aud threatened with assault it be venturcd 10
disturb him. The rascal was afterwards arrest
4 and scut out Of town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

kSg TEETH, if not Kept cIean, soor decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
Thu kSTON'S IVORY PEARL TO0TH
POWDER. Il will preserve them through life.
Sol w druggists. 25c per bottle feb 2S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

esSHARD TINES demaud economy. Prac-
tice it. Renovste your soilod Gloves with JOU:
VEINS IN ODO RI ESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists Is cents per bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

SAD ApPLIcrIoN.-Rev. W. G. Webb, the
esteemed pastor of the NJ. f. Church ia this
city, received, On Saturday, through an Eng
ASH paper the sad news OF the death OF his on
/, child, a little girl OF three years, which oc-
cured st Capetown Africa, 90 the ~ OF
March. Mr.. Webb's sistcr,in-law also died 90
The same day. He has tho sympathy OF his
many friends here in his sad bereavement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

WEATHER PRoBABlLlTIEs.I7hh&sr s.r O IEosh.
,."t Oaics ofthe Chief Signal G ~ ee "asN
NATION, sS' D. c., May ls MIKE s a.
II: falling barometer northeast to s0d 1sD
eat s at the Western Stations and falling t:n
''sa. w in the former, and stationary or rlsDg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

ASTRONOMICAL The most interesting event
that viii occur among the planetary brother
hood during the meath Of May is the superior
coujuac!Icn Of Venus with the sun. 1t took
r.cc to day, when the earth, The sun and
Sruus we're ia the same straight lice, the SUI
being 10 ,Ec centre. The planet will 40 longer
Aa visible in tho morniog, but passing 10 the
,asi side Of he sun, will reappear as evening
>.ar, aud iuriog the whole summer will be Il
InCst brilliant object 10 the western sky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-07

EUNAvAY.- Mr.. Samuel Pullman, while on
his way hoiuc from market. Oh Saturday night,
Wa compelled to alght from his wagon some
distance from his house in order to open the
gate which crosses the road. While he was
cut The horses became frightened and ran away
towards home, leaving Mr.. Pullman to make
the best Of his way 90 feet. The only damage
done was the breaking OF the tongue OF the
wagon by violently coming IN contact with the
!encr
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02

WM. GALyIN'S wagon and harness, inst purchased trcu Rowell, were completely destroyed by fire this week near Etrenberg. No particulars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
The McCrackin Mine.

Full notes on this subject were made on the spot, but have gone astray in the Mohave county mails. A few prominent facts impressed themselves on our mind and may be of interest to readers, The croppings of the mine are bold and distinguish able from a distance of many miles. The ledge cuts through a hill, rising at least 1500 feet above the surrounding country. This feature enables the presto be eX- tracted, to at least that depth, through tunnels and without the use of boisting machinery and without the necessity of pumps. even if water should be encounter ed, which is doubtful. In some respects accounts of this property have been exaggerated. in others it has been underrated. The rock is chiefly 8 discolored, honey combed quartz, whose interstices.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02

NEW YORK, June 1.-The @ Tunes Washington special says the President will recommend, in his first message to Congress, Legislation in aid of a Southern transcOntinental railroad. The Texas Pacific people are confident, that such recommendation will help that scheme. Illicit distil- ling is carried on to a fearful ex. tent in West Virginia: local off, cers are in the ring. Wm. P. Clyde was elected President of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany al election yesterday. The Russians, while attracting the at- tention of Europe and Turkey on the Danube, have continued making rapid advances in Asia Minor. England is now thor Oughly alarmed, and Gladstone's peace policy is generally con- demned.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June I.-Gold closed at 1055.
 Rumors of peace negotiations in Cuba. The rainy season is set. ting in and the health of the Spanish soldiers is bad.
 Fire in Montreal Tuesday. Loss $500,000.
 Gen. Ord left New York yes terday for his command in Texas He says he has not force enough to guard the Mexican frontier.
 Flour SS p to $8 75; choice bar ley, S1 60; butter, fresh roll, 329c. Stocks better - California, $50; Consolidated Virginia, $293; Mex. jean. SS4; Savage, S3.
 Two attempts have been made in Salt Lake to assassinate Stin-. son, correspondent of the N. Y Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
Home Again.

After an exceedingly pleasant months trip through MohaVe and Yavapai counties the SENTINEL editor Is again at home, ready to tell his fellow-citizens all he learned of the wonderful resources of that country and to inform the SENTINEL'S northern friends of the great changes occurring here at Yuma. Our notes on Mohave county have gone astray in the peculiar mails, that afflict that county, and we trust our readers will accept in their place such recOlleetions of that part of the Territory as from time to time come to mind. A valued friend, who was to have taken charge of the paper during the editors ab sence. has been at deaths dooI with sickness, and the last mum
 bers of the SENTINEL have beer. gotten out by the volunteered ser vices of willing friends. The little Star of Tucson has been given notoriety through our column, that has brought it nearer tt "fame' than it will ever get again. Our democratic friend the San Diego Neacs, has been scolded for advocating Tom Scott's interests, but seems to have taken this little injustice in good part The circulation of the SENTINEL. has been increased to an exten that exceeds our modest expecta tions, and that proves the liberal intelligence Of Arizonans. We find Yuma better than ever, and are indeed glad to be home again
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
Telegraph for Mohave County.

Now that the A. & P. Telegraph Company has completed its line to Yuma, thereby rendering DC longer a military or public neces sity that portion of the U. S. Mill. tary Telegraph Line between Yuma and San Diego, the SEN TINEL suggests that application tby petition and otherwise) be made to>the proper authorities to have the line referred to taken down, transported to Yuma and re- erected between here and Fort Mohave. This would place that Post in telegraphic comruunica- tion with Headquarters at Fort Whipple, and give up-rivel peo, pie at Ehrenberg and in the rich mining camps of Mohave county connection by wire with the out. side world. The people of Min eral Park, Greenwood and vicIn- ity would no doubt aid in build. Ing a connecting line, thus giving our whole north western mining interests prompt communication h LN,-.,r,
 coming an imperative necessity, since so many San Francisco capi. tafists' are investing in that sec. tl0n. This change would give a handsome revenue over all eX- penses to the U. $. Signal Service, whereas the maintenance of the now almost unused line to San Diego will entail upon it heavy monthly loss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
Ordinance No. 13.

Providing for the opening of Madison Avenue from Second street to the bank of the Colorado river.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the Village Of Yuma.
 Sec. l. That, that certain street in said Village known as Madison Avene, as shown on and by the official map of the Village of Yu- ma, Whites survey, be and the same is hereby opened from the south line of Second street to the bank Of the Colorado river.
 Sec. /. The Village Attorney of said village is hereby instructed 10 advise with the holders of pro- periy on the said line of opening. aud so far as practicable, procure the right (without claim for dam age) for said opening; also to re. port to the Council what expense will be incurred in opening said avenue. What owners claim da- images, the amount and in what the said damage consists.
 Passed May 22d, A. D. 1877.
 A. J. FINLAY. Attest: Mayor.
 c. 1T. BRINLEY. Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
Fancy Notions. Cuttlery. COnfectioner,
 Tobacco and Cigars, Liquors. etc.

Miners, Farmers, Teamsters, Bnat.ne n Families and SalOOn-keepers supplied with everything desired and at prices that will astonish the people and surprise the man who defes competition. Give me a call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02

Copper bullion in considerable quantities is being shipped from the Wheatfield mines in Pinal county, probably from the furnace mentioned by our Phoenix corre- spondent. Twenty four tons of IL are now en route for San Fran. cisco: Instead of being run into bars 1t is made into hemi-spheri. cal chunks, weighing about 200 pounds. It is, said to assay very hlgh In gold and silver. Many of Enc oreso that vicinity are quite rich, but not suited to mill pro. cess. Lead ores are scarce in that country, while copper ores are very abundant. The latter having now been proved a goud fux for 8meftlng, we can look for regular shipments of base bullion from PInal county.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES,

A German woman in Boston last week gave birth to five chil- dren, all of whom are living.
 The Cgar has issued a proclama. ton prohibiting the issuance of letters of marque.
 The Turkish army in Asia is in a pitiable condition - hatless. coatle3s and ill-fed.
 Military officers in Utah report to the President that there is no necessity for ordering additional troops to that Territory. The re- ports of Mormon rising against the Gentiles are sensational, and prompted by post traders.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-06-02
Mccormick writes as follows

Mccormick writes as follows to party here: "If you meet any of my old friends, assure them ol my continued interest in the Ter ritory. and of my cool indifference to the scamps who say [ have de- serted or abandoned it. In my pressnt-position. as in all I have held at the East, I have been able to do valuable work for Arizona, and you well know that I am cor stantly doing it." All true, to onr OWn. knowledge.