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LECTURES.


HON. HENRY W. BLAIR WILL DELIVER the
next Lecture in the course at Harnue NJ E.
ohurch, cor 9th and SITS, MONDAY, February
24th, at =" D III Subject: 1.-The Signs of the
Times" Tickets. % cents. feb22-2ts
Y VI. c. A. LECTURE COURSE.
The Rev. DR.. NAYLOR, Of the METROPOLITAN
Church. viii deliver the opening Lecture of the
season, TUESDAY EVENING. February 25th in
slant. st the Congregational Church, at \ O'Clock
Subject: " BrsiLs Or Buncombe Admission. -
cents. fet2oSa IN tTlfs y
COLONEL ROBERT 6. INGEKs0LL!
His Wl!test. most rnaftery most deal Grafton
SOME MIST11HES OF NOSES!
THE
NATIONAL IHEATER,
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT.
His Only Lecture III this City this Year.
Tickets, Zoe and Ste For sale at the Iheater. fiat
V II. @. A: CHAPEL Gincoln Han.l-Physio
Il logical Temperance. A Lecture by NJ CORA
BLAND, NJ D, TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 25 Wo-
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THE BIRTHDAY OF EMMETT.-A meeting of
lflsh-ATlerican citizens was held in the parorS
o. me residence OF Mr.. Thomas Walsh, corner
OF 10th and streets, last evening. its object
Delng reconsider the proper mode OF celebrating
the anniversary Of the birthday of Robert En-
nett, which occurs March 4th next. Is was
resolved that the celebration should be worthy
OF nm VINO sacrificed his young lie TOR love of
country. ana that it assume the character OF a
banquet. senator James Shields will deliver an
address on the occasion, as viii other pronli.
nent iliShmen.
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ASK ANY PHYSICIAN.

The remarkable merit of Bensou's Capc.ne passsr
mas been recogIized by ply sicians and chemists
sSSsItSwnere, ana we recommand those who have
ments to consult some reliable physician in their
be convinced that the article is precisely what it is
claio cd to be. - 40
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LAME BACK.

WEAKNESS OF THE BACK AND MUSCLES KIDNEY
plss-.sf EaEUMATIsM SchTIcA LCMBsio, Az
SrUhhoKN AND NEGLECTED Colds AND CoUGds'
FEVER AND Agile. DISEASES CHILDREN sIrC9
As WHOOPrNG Cough. ORDINARY CoUGHs Am
IoLDs. AND GROUP, fwHEN USED IN IT'S EARLY
sfAGES) AND FOR ALL LOCAL ACHES AND P.NS
OF YOUNG OR OLD '
Fer such ailments az these it is warranted 70 he
superior to any known remedy. w No
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GOLD LEAF SET JEwELBY. at Prigg's. Ave
nue..
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OUR PRICES WILL TELL.

OUR PRICES WILL TELL,
" BENZ. MILLER, GFoRGEIoyN
103 Bridge street.
Black Apacas, 121, Is, 20, 25c, &c
Caiicoes, ~, ), 6 a and Sc
Damask Table Linen, 25c. Linen Crash, &c.
Sheetllg CCttons fun width, IL, 20 aud 25c
Androsuocgin Cotton. &c. Wanisutta do Zoe
Corded PiQue. Gla, 8 and l0c. Sctii IA m Curtain
Laces White Bed spreads, 50c large ,rlnged ones,
SiZo. febl4-tr
RUY THE MYSTERY" or tic COMFORT
Il Si1lh1, open back. made Of aas.ls alta Muslin
and ezra fire Linen DOsoms, for = -.
The Gre at southern - made of a.. cane IlataraI
open front. is only 10 cts
Ia est Dress shirts made to ory'.r and sst1sfao-
uon siiafaiitced, Tor S2.2e, at A.ufkSiSS',
Iefh ~ 1OOn y sgr--E u.sJ.
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I. o. R.-Columbia District Tent last night
elected the following officers: d. C. r. John
No0dneld; D. d. r., George keithley: D. r. S,
= Z. BoSce; y. T., Thomas e. Marche; d. L.,
George L. Shoemaker; ID. G. VIM H. Hall: dele,
gate TO High Tent, John WOodfeld: alternate.
= b. foA; judiciary committee I. b. Marcne.
Il. f. Smith, +. IL. Riley, /. q. Bates j. q. Pax
ton.
WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARzET-O5,eens-
at prices ranging from 81, to s.. cents Dar
pound; 800 sheep-150 sold at prices ranging
from TO 81 cents per pound; 10 COWS and
calves sold from So to SIS each. Market fair
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DEAF NUTES!:!

.PANToNIME by the Deaf Nrtr, columbia
tntt-e. al Masonic Temple. WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING, FEBRUARY ri. Reading ''y ~ 4. b. HAY
Also, some Ch"lcr selections of tu--. ugN been vol
mnte'rcd. Tickets. - cents. - s.a,.- Il Ellis
hhltater's. and Chapmsn's. P,aua ned will bt.
from tbs " known firm u Elii- =. e.. i,b22-4t'
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RENSON'S CAPCINE

This really wonderful article was invented as an
inproVeine 1t on the ordinary porous plaster con
tains oil the merit of the comrs on porous plaster
ana IN additlon new and powerful combination Of
active vegetable Ingredients which makes it not only
superior to other porous asters, but to all other
external remedies including Gniments and the 50.
called electrical app liances, &c It acts n,5ra
promptly; POWERFULLY aud effectively than any sim.
ITS CLEANLINESS.
single plaster costs but % cents, and in mauy
instances especially when intend led for children, &
can DC cnt IN TWO and the parts applied at different
times Its virtue is not exhausted in day; ii can
Ge wcrn, taken OIL, and worn again. and this opera
ton repeated several times. Bensons Oancine D.,
lowing ailments: " s AoA
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u To obtain any of these Letters tho ann,ica,t
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS" and give
the date of this hst. ANU sNe
go If not calico for within ona month ,,o, 49,,
De sent To the Dead Letter Office 'neS VIII
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TyMEAprg gaNraYE

l. MONDAY. FEBRUARY II. N'r4rrY AMI
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY 81 l. EES.
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liZ1te helly, Josephine Shanl"y a- Give beautl
FIJI BlonGs..
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21th. ass. q; y u. M
ADMISSION. 40 cts. reserved - cts "a, 10 ha had
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I ESCOIN HALL.

THE PEABODY oRCBFs "a
or BALTIMORE
hSGER HAMEkICh if--..,-
MsIINtE AND CONCERT, SAr. .fpAT FFp.
Any I'D.
Under the AUSPICES
THE AIHEN--TAs CO. T.
NattIee - cents: Concert -si.trs. Matinee ans
Concert. Sl50. Reserved seats ~ s{etzeroit's
Wi,Lou; extra ch4r-e, o. MCanCs - before the
concerts. f,bI2-l2t
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE ! First Judicial District, in the County Of Pima, Territory Of Arizona.
 Richard WOffenden, Plaintiff, against Anna Wonenden. Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of She First Judicial DiStric; in and fr the County Of Pima, in the Territory O. Ari- zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Anna Woffenden.
 You are hereby summoned and reCuir- cd 10 appear in an action brought against you by The nbOve named plaintiff in the District Court or the First Judicial District in and for the County of Pima, in the Ter ritory Of AriZonR, and answer tine com plaint filed with the Clerk of this Court Gt Tucson, in said County. wihin twenty days texciusive or the day of servicei afIer She service upon you Of fhiS summons. fl served in this Comfy; but if served out Of rhe County and within tniS District, then within thirty days: in all othe- cases forty days.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of this Court, diSSoiving the bonds of mairimony now existing between pluIn- iii and defendant, on the grounds set forth fin this complaint. on file herein, to which special reference Is hereby made aud for general relief.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said com plalnf as above required. the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief there in demanded.
 Given under my hand and the seal of She said District Court, at Tucson, Pima County, this l7ih day Of February, l>7q.
 W. 5 EDWARDS, Clerk. J. NEUGAss, Deputy.
 HEREF1RD & ZABRIsKIE, Atiy's for Pli'fT Feb 2 I9 l2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Another Wonderful Cure,
 Effected hy California Elastic Truss!

IiALIF0RNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COM V pnny, W. J. Horne, Propriet4r.-Drsl, SIT: feel that owe li io you and tO hu- mUniiy to write The fact that hav- been substantially cured of H bud case nf Rup- ture of thirty years standing. hy one Oi your incompaTnhle TrISscs, which pur chased from you three months ago. ! cannot describe the suffering, both phys ically anG mentally, that l have under gone during that period: and nov l feel like new being. have worn all kinds Of Trusses, both Steel and Elastic and never received any permanent relief un- I'll l tried yours. Its simplicity of con siruciion. and facility with which lt cAn he adjusted, and the ease and perfect free dom to the motions of the body wi;h which it can be worn without causing any Irritation, are its chief merits, and it k a perfect supporter. l have not had any sign Of a return of the Rupture since the hrst day l put it on, and feel that I nm PERFECTLY CURED. ft Is Invaluable. and the fac; should be known Co the world. You can refer any one to meoI the subject Of their merits. am trulN yours ALFRED l. BIrREF Chief Mall Clerk $. F. Daily Eveniag Post
 san Francisco. July %. 1878
 Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
 CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS co.
 No. 20 Market Si., S. r.
 2o-f9m
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Notice.

A M PERSON OR PERSONS CLAIM A ing tho folloTing described p-ogely
 elIsu in Inc santa Rita Mountains. H'is- s., county, on the 18th day cl April. lsls ". v. Eioialon or the Revenue Laws oi v. Iuited istates, to-wit: One twO-ho.s !, ItnorougE brace Wagon and double sss s. S. harness: one SOrrei Mare, fourteen nshyss
 sn; elght years old. branded r. - ss1ouIder and len thigh one White hol'ss' ni'een hands high. seven years old, 2Is.. u -, v. C. on left thigh; one White ho.'1 ssI.ltsen hands high, 'hree year, oi. 3Ianoed '. C. on right thigh; one N,., VII. n3fse. fourteen hands high. eigh, S..s .a nIu, branded |. K; one dnD cOlOred MS.lJ' , ~ ',ieen hands high, four years old ofSao sl. eu U. A. on len hip; four Burros; one -sf per Stlil, Of about the capacity of my s, Iohs; one Musket and twO Needle GIt. ,S. Iii ust appear within thirty days rom .- u' te oi this notice and make thls c...I,. anu hle the bond required by sep. tnlrty .l4 Jour hundred anu sixty. ot ihs ~ Nlseo Statutes of the United states
 J. w. EVANS, Deputy Coiiecss,ir
 Tucson, April 2S. 1878.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Proposals for Army Supplies.
CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,s OFFICE.

CHlEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO. SANTA FE, \. NJ, April 10, lS-s. ! |SEALED PROSOSAIsS IN NTRIPLICATH ED with a copy of this advertisement At- tached to each. will be received at ihLs office. or by the officer Of the e. M. De- pertinent at each or the following nRmed posts for the supplies required thereat. un- III n o'clock. \. m., Thursday, May IS 1879. al which time and place they will tl opened in the presence of bidders. for the furnishing and delivery Of such Quanttiir- of Corn, Barley, Oats, Bran. Hay. Wood and Charcoal as may be required bv The mencing Jnly l, 1879, at Fort Union Dcpo' Sauta Fe, Forts stanton, Wingate, BayArl N. M., Forts Garland and Lewis, COIOrsdu, and Fori Bliss. Texas.
 Payment fnr the supplies depends upon a future appropriation for the purpose, by CongreEg.
 Proposals for furnishing any quantities of these supplies less than the whole re- quired at any Of the pots will be enter iatned. The Government reserves the right iO reject any or all bids, and also Co receive the whole or any portion Of the supplies contracted for. Good and sufH- cient bonds in the sum of one third lhs amount of the contract will be required from ihe contractor for the prompt and faithful fulhllment Of the contract. The usual requirements must be observed in making proposals. Preference will be given tO articles of domestic production. Information as to quantities required blank proposals, printed conditions and requirements, details, &c.. will be furnish ed on application al the Quartermasters office of either of the posts named, ora, this office. J J. DANA.
 Chief QuartermRSter April IS. S4v
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Notice of Sale of Territorial Bonds.

GEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE. lO ceived for inc purchase of Eiaeen Thousand Dailars. lSl5O10.l Bonds of the Tertiary of Arizona, by the Board ol Te.- Iiiortal Prison Com m tSsioners, up to Sal anday, May 5i, lS79. s,t two o'clock D. m. Of that duN.
 The said bonds were issued March ISt 1879. aud are payable Ia nfr-eu years, bearing ten per cent. per Rnnum interest payable yesrlY, at The oificc of the Treas UreT of the Territory.
 50 hldS will ha conNidered fora less sum thou eighiy-fiVe tS5l cents on the dollar Proposals must be sealed and endorsed @ BidS i0r Bnnds." and directed Co H V. At-Nauder, Sccrt tarv Of Biari of Prison Com niSSiUnsrs. Yuma. \. T.
 The successful bidder will be required to deposit The money with fhe Boarc. a. Yu- mS. and receive the Bonds, or pay the cost of transportation or exchange.
 By order of t,.e Board
 H. \. ALEXANDER. Secr-itry.I April 25. aS-4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Proposals for Beef and Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS pFPr- OF ARrzoNA,
 OFFICE CHIEF COMNlSSARY SUBSISTENCE
 PRESCOTT. April .. lS7S NEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPI CATE ~ with copy of this advertiSpment at- ttched to each, viN be received ai this office ai'c ai Inc Office of The Acting As >isistni C0mnliSSarN of Subsistence. Camp Grant. A. r. until ia o'clnck, noon. Mon day, May r., 1879. for supply ot such QuAn- HiitS Q he-'f and muttOn on tho tlock nS may be. from time to time. required at Camp Grant. A. T.. from July 1. iS-q, to June 8. lSSo Blank f.rmS. condiiiunS a1d sslimHteS furniShed on application af i4t~ Acting Assistant Commi>Sary Of sub slstsnce. Camp Grant. or these Heatiauar- terS. The contracts to be made under this advertisement shall not he construct fo involve the UniIed States In any ohlica- siop for payment in excess or the spp0pri- stron Krsntcd by Congress for the pur- p~e. CHAS. T. EAOfAN.
 CSpr- S c. S. '. =. A
 Apri n. aS.iw
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

TIE New York Mining Record, iu
 speaking of the extensive operations al the Clifton Copper mines in East
 .ern Arizona, makes the following foot note: The regular product from these mines, We must add, is hauled in wag- Ons some 5G0 miles to a railroad depot, and shipped thence for sale in Balti- more, which fact may form an idea of the ultimate profit from copper min ing in Arizona when there shall be railway transportation to the mines. :"
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

BY private letters from Maricopa we learn that on the 4th instant the rail road track was laid ten miles this side of that station and the good work was progressing at the usual rate. Ties. rails, &c., are constantly coming in from California and all signs indicate the rapid advance of the road Tucson ward. The wecther continues cool and propitinuS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Mining Work Notice.

FTN0 DAVID TAYLOR AND THOMAS | Ewing. or any other person holding nr claiming title from them in that certain mining claim known as the Sacaton Lode, Quaharty Mining District, Arizona
 This K to noiiiN you that in accordance with provisions or the Mining Act of May 70. 1872. that In compliance wiih require meniS of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past ending March ]. 1879. by The undcrSign- ed. Now therefore. if within ninety days from inc first publication or This no;ice, Seu do not come forward and pay.ynur proper proportion or the cost of the Said work, the undersigned will claim forfeit urc of ali your right, titl and interest, in and io every portion ni SRid mining claim
 PETER FORBACH.
 SacRton. M arch 3, lS79. 2l-l2w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
CaIabasas Land and Mininu
 Company.
DIrecfOrS.

JOHN P. JONES. JOHN CURREY. E. L. SULLIVAN. G.C. PERKINS
 CHARLES P. SYKES.
 FTNHE CALABASAS LAND AND MIN l ing Company are now prepared fo of- Ter special inducements tO capitalists or actuai settlers for n profitable investment ID their attractive town site and mines. situated in the Santa Cruz Valley, in that portion of Southern Arizona acknoTleir- ed by all sanitary and descriptive writers 10 be the " ITALY OF AMERICA 4 !"
 For iGll particulars and descrfDfiou send for a Prospectus. or apply at the Com pany,s ohice. q Merchsnis' Exchange. '>~u i1nci>cD- l9 San
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Mines ana Hining.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House Committee on Mines and Mining met Thursday, and after considering the subject of mines and mining, very generally determined that it should be thoroughly looked into, with view of preparing maps and statistics showing its vast importance. The Committee will ask permission to employ Spe- cial clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Notice.

X NJ PERSON OR PERSONS CLAl~., 4 N Ing the following describes pr. 1,,-,s seized on the Santa Cruz River ih .,..s ... county, three miles south nf CA'..5s's.T. on the 9th day Of April, 1879, Tor ,',t 'st Ion or the Revenue Laws Of me ' ..- states, io-wit: One Bay Mule. t-h ,f,Is olu, iourteen hands high zone Whi'ss -ars, thirteen hands hign, live yearS o.i' o..l. ,is,s appear within thirty days frOm li,- li.-, ,y4 oI ihis noiice, and mako theiT ci',-.' s,s, nle bond required by section Ii''SS..r,-f hundred and sixty Of the ReviseH Of the United States .,
 J. ". EVANS. Deputy Coiis'o. o.it
 Tucson, April ~. tY-9.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

WE had feared that the Expositor had died on its way from Yuma to Phenix, or that the change of climate had disagreed with its system and re- suited fatally. But no! We learn to- day that the first issue of this expo ncnt of Democratic principals from PheniX may be looked for on Friday of this week.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

MR. A. E. SCHIEFFELIS, one of the original Tombstone prospectors, isnow visiting at his old home in Tioga, Penn, and a recent issue of the Ex- press, reports concise interview with NIT. Schieffelin concerning the wonder ful Tombstone country.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
 ID sued out of Justice Neugass' Court Of Precinct No. One, Pima county, AriEons Territory, dated the sixteenth day or pril. \. D. lS79, in certain action wherein T. l.. Stone as plaintiff, recovered judgment against Ezra HOag, defe ndaut, for the sum or one hundred and twenty dollars. and costs Of sui, taken at eleven dollars. on the sixteenth day Of April, 4. D 1879, have levied upon the following described property, to-wit: The undivided One-siIth consisting Of two hundred and nfty ieei in and to the Emerald Mine, situated la the the TOmb bstJne Mining District, Pima county, Arizona. located May B, lS7s. and recorded May 27, ls7s, iu Book D. page ., Record Of Mines. Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday. the twenty y-f1urtb day Of May, A. D. 1879. at o'clock a. n. Of that day. in front Of the Court-h0uss door. fin ihe City Of Tncson. County of Pima, Territory Of Arizona. will sell all The right. title and interest Of said Era HOag. the defendant in and Co the aboys described property, at public auction. h' cash, to the highest and best oidde'. satisfy said execution and costs.
 CHARLES A. SHIBELL. Sheril May 2 sa3E
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

TIE laricopa Southern Pacific Rail. road station will soon be looming up some i5,0o0 feet of lumber, weighing ll2,500 pounds passed through Yuma on Thursday. The hotel to be erected by the Railroad Company, will be a Trand afiair.-Sentinel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

THE Silver City Herald says the Hot Spring Indians have been stealing horses on the Sapillo.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

IT is reported that Judge DeForest Porter will shortly take up his resi- dence in Ph9nix.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

TIE trial of Cox for the murder oi Col Aston, promises to he one of the greatest cases ever tried in Georgia. Eight of the most prominent lawyers of the state are engaged for the prose cution, and twelve for the defense.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

TIE Military telegraph line between Wickenburg and Prescott is being sub. Stantially repaired
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Tie KheSfys fa q P.ckis.

CAIRO. EGyPr. May 5.-The British and French notes were today present cd 10 the Khedive, expressing regret st recent events. and declaring tha, he
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
For Sale or to Rent.

.rNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
 I well known blacksmith shop for sale lie VIII sell the shop tools and stock en- provided The party renting will purrhase the tools and stock. Terms VIII he stated oh application. THOMAS BEIKNAP
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

MAY ,, Senator Johnston introduced a bill amendatory of the Texas Pacific Railway Act 90 as to take some of the lands granted it and vest them in the Southern Pacific Railway Company. and providing for q junction of the two roads at Fl Paso. etc. Referred.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

A. D. LEMON has been elected dis trict attorney of Maricopa county by the Board of Supervisors, vice Naylor dismissed by the grand jury.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

To-DAY's elections in California will decide the worried question concern ing the stitution-whether it shall be the old or the new.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

THE Military and Western Union Telegraph lines have been connected st Nariccpa
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09


 will be held personally responsible for the consequences.
 SoanfSh Electors.
 MADRID. May 5--The Senatorial elections resulted in the choice of l65 Ministerialists and I5 Liberals.
 Senate. WASHINGTON, May 6.-In the Senate today Mcdonald reported back Ea- tons bill prohibiting the use of troops at the polls. Senator Beck reported the Legislative Appropriation Bill. The Senate then considered a resolu- lution, authorizing the taking of tes- timony in the Kellogg-Spotf case
 The Use of Troops.
 In the House Knott reported hack. without amendment, the bill prohibit ing the interference of troops at the polls. House then proceeded to con slider the bill, fillibustering continued until 10 p. m., when the bill passed ayes 124, noes 90. A strict party vote, Greenbackers voted with the Demo crats.
 Congressman James DIsa6Ied. WASHINGTON, May 6.-Congressman James of New York, is down with stroke of paralysis.
 Another Veto Expected There is no doubt among the Repub- licans but that the President will veto the bill passed by the House today
 Supreme Court Decision. The Supreme Court afiirms the con- stitutionality of Senator Thurman's railroad act
 Commerce. NEW YORK, May G.-The Conner cial Bulletin says the West and North west exhibit much uneasiness at the 1. recent colossal railroad combination to control the whole commerce of the ! Continent between the Atlantic and i Pacific.
 GrGy's Pea. CHIcAGo, May 6.-Gray, who as 'aulted Edwin Booth, plead guilty His sanity will now be considered.
 The New Constitution. SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Large em- )loyers have made their last appeal to employees to work against the New Constitution.
 The Hew Bulgarian King. At TIrnova, April 29, the Bulgarian | :
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
c EM 6 ALoO N .

ALLEN & AYARs. Proprietors. Congress street, : Tucson. Next door To the Pioneer News Depot IMPORTED LIQUORS, WINES, ALE
 and PORTER.
 The BEST BRANDS or CIGARS
 constantly on hand Private Rooms. Card and Reading Rooms
 attached.
 Bs-Our doors are never closed. -sa Sept 2s 5O-tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

RYLAND's great circus is now in Mesilla.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
The Mew RuLnnrLrn KLnn.

At TIrnova, April 29, the Bulgarian Assembly of Notables unanimously elected Prince Alexander of Batten. berg to the throne of Bulgaria, with the tide of Alexander l. Gen. Grant was not a candidate.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

FORTY Mariccpa Indians went down to Yuma by rail week ago Saturday to return a visit recently made by a dele gation of Iumas.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
The Chinese to Go-East :

CHICAGO, May 5.-The Times spe- cial from VickSburg, Miss. says that the planters are greatly alarmed at the continuous emigration of the colored people; and that arrangements are be ing consummated for the transporta- tion of a large number of Chinese from California.