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REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments we're fled Tor
record "Wednesday, Aug. 70:
otrr PMopxRTY.
North franklin II, 1a2 $40 II n OF Bic.
numpnee. " I. a15xtb0 It, improved,
dated Aug. 10 Emanuel Frankenthalto m,
soalh Dsaftsosn 1t. 10 II : % 81 Thirty. s.1th.
81, a4x1:!3 It, dated Aug. IL lThunas
c, Eddy 10 George II. G0rlIAuti...,. =. GOO
eoulh llAtted st, I43 It n OF Thrty-Bifth,
ward WaiI 10 Msrttn Iioxaal.s:' " ~. . ~. 1000
Twenty n.uth st. 17b II q pf Hanover,
I. 25xl1A D. Oft, Improved, dated AuE.
70 CHARLES Rapport 10 MAtei uilckl... 600
Wilcox vt, 403 It Il of California Nv, II,
"5xl24 Il. improved, dstea Aug.
tPster :. Rne 10 Michael ilart). ........ 800
LattabeG Ut, lA4 II y Of Eiul, " I, h1xlp0
II, improved. dated AuK. IL IL. aud 4.
r. 6vfusA0n to Juhn AndeF&oni ....... 5000
Michigan ~. . cor Of Twsuty.th third u,
WI aHai1170 II, improved. dated Aus.
lO{a. u. aud q. Field 10 Wttslamr. Ia.
ges. @ consie.. ;;i H. '' 5s s.io tiw u MOI. '''
gan. II {. a5xlh0 Il, improved dated
Auy. 20 q. 4. aud @. II. stegenga 10
John y. IseitI,. ~. ............ .+:::. !. $50
00S; It, dated Aug. ~ II, 4. Oils 10
laHos Utts}. ..:..... :,..;..,. 800
The promises kos. 1877 and I'M hoela
Mofvan II, dated Aug. IL lJoacph
Leonard to James kddyl toVo
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RECEIr14 :

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& Ht:s! :ssis s.::::: s!: 20. .: ~ ~ IL !s
Withdrawn from, storo during Tuesday for city
consumption: 5,554 bu wheat, $40 bu corn,
1900 hu barley.
The following grain was tusE ctted into ssoro
In this city yesterday morning: 80 cars No. 2 !
wiuter wheat, II cars No. 3 do, cara rejected
III w!nser> . cars mixed, TOO cars No. ! spring,
81 cars No. 8 do. 10 cars rejected, 8 cars no
grade (o14 Of all kind. Ut wlcat}; 100 cars aud
G,000 bu h!gtl-,nExed corn. 2iU cars anu $500 blt
No. 2 corn, 20 cara rejected t;a'7 corn); cor
No. / oats, 36 cars No. 2 white, 20 cars No.
mixed, 40 cars rejected. 2 cars no vrado {17
oats); 2 cars No, rye, 3s cars No. 2 do, ii cars
rejected {51 rye); cars No. harley, cars
extra do. Total t7Gu cars), 345,U00 bu. ln-
spcctcd cut: 3G,27n bu winter wheat, ao5, ,l25
BIZ spring do, 49,, ,037 bu coru, o,1o2 bu oats,
1890 BIT barley.
Tile leading produce markets were irregular
yesterday. Provisions were lower. With good
doing. especially In meats. Outs wcre easier.
Wheat wns decidedly stronger, ard other grain
steady. with little moro strength IN rye. Mess
pork closed lie per brl lower, at $A25 for Sep
tetnbcr md *8.3ah for October. Lard closed
SC per TOO lbs lower, at e5.G2k for September,
and $56311S6 1JGs for October. Short ribs closed
17l<c lower. at s4.aa1<G14, 4,35 for scotcmber.
| Spriuc vbcst closed ll(aYsc lower at 651<c for
September OF October. Winter wheat coscd II
higher, ut 04c for No. 2 rcd. Corn closed 2sc
lower, at 331Sc for September and 3s1Sc for Oc.
| tober. Outa closed Ifc lower, at s,lSc for the
month anl 29skc for September, Rye WA 11c
halter. closing at 4f)1<c for the month. and 4fEc
| for sento,nber. Barley was nominal at 7Uc
f-~ Al .1.I1n
luwcr. Mt saeoG13S5 for light. and Mt sa1a1
| NIX fo- bsovv fo++,o ,vorc fotr,v nctiro ,nd
i'm win aa,.s at q r5a5no
provisons ,xcal and N svmn,thx x,,,, ,nrger
ro,.o,r,s -; ,og. -, I'm atncr.ya,d, ,r1 ~
costcr fec,tnc IN nackinr rradcs, T',crc was
o,ao n IItt,e lownward nrcssmrc o,x,u, to thn
rcnort that thc New Yorl lnr,, Slim. vcrr mi
s,n,c s-rn nm ~, thc,r ,lea, h,,, ,r;.a v,t,v ~
iii T., Nas. yrl. ta.t ,ysor M, .', s,ros ,rta1
~ ra,aa a., nu,r,, tur,, In rhI.oro that ,y,u,d
ansh,o ,hrrn ~ ,nlo.1 Of cn,,rao .,,rh -
rumor waa fata, IN strength, vhathe, Il wc,c
wo,, ,r,unoo, -, ,,no-,v,., vho,, ,r.s
ettironoa hv = ,o,1 .,o,u,,n1 t,r e,,, ..r.roI
cn,r,.s ,,.,no u,ntod a, ,r,cos yh,c. r,ro,;,,o1
,,,,eo,. ,, ~ ~, H., a-aro-,a,t .T," IT,. ~
1nrgo ah,nn,ont. Nth on,,. r.,r ,,a,n,a ~ -.
.,trt. oI,,1,o "A - ho,to- ,o-,.nl ~ f,,,u.os
49,, ,r.s rsa ~ ,,. o,e.a.n ' n.,. ~ 80,
~. ~ nas S.s .... "'
,s"s'.u s,,a.,.... .,n.. ,a,ata.. 49,, s.nh"s',.
u" w., n.aar - u.,a o.t,, w. =" ,,a , .,,taa
a.,o [at,n-o >, ,na , r,,t oSana ~ raoa,,,,s -,
49, m ,n,,t.ss .ss,"a y"
.,a .,,a.,sa, IT, ,.,,o tho, ,ha .,,,a
a.m.s' 80 ~ "vsu ,nas ,a WV 'n'p
@1"ss I's, ~ ""s", -" "''' 49," @@" 4~.
'oooe'n W Wy soou' ''po't eoil'aue. ~.
ni",se"s ~ tas asu,a"'' na1u.a ~ -. at','"s
, 1879-08-21

Long clears quoted Al 81. 44.1 loose, sud 81, 90
boxcd; Cutnbtrlands. i1iGthc no3cd; long cut
hams, HSlshc; et.peklcd hams. 7aleac
Tor ~ To Ii average: green hams, Bamu averages,
Us;I7c; green shoulders. 3@ai.c.
Bacon quoted Mt &c for shoulders. 4i;ft
&c fur Bhort ribs. 5ft5!,c far c!ears, 81l8Hc for
hams, all canyaaed and pAcked
t}tEAsE-Wax uuiet ut li4osic for white, dGE4isc
for gonl yellow, and :latGtic for brown.
HEEF-WhH uutct at 81. 7aatfn. 90 for mcss,
stu 7aGl H. 10 1ar extra mess, AMI 7.0uGtl1. SO
for hams
TALLow-vaa nominal At 5h15Ac for city md
5tt1E5Ac for country.
, 1879-08-21

slsaymond Ely IL now divided, four Eharcs for
ops.
Y0REl1N.
LONDON, Aug. 2o-5 y, tn.-Coneols. o7s<.
American securIties-lllnoiA Central, %;
PeuosJlyauia Central, 43ltt; Kcadfus, w EFis,
28l{ preferred, b4t[.
United states bonds-Naw 6s, f059; IHd,
10sl{; ~, l95{.
FAHls, Aug. m.-Reutcs, 83f.
, 1879-08-21

FLOuR-Was quicta and unchanged. There was
sone export dsuland for the lower grades, but
very !tttlo OIL sae, md the better qualities were
neglected. Sales wcse limited 10 100 hrls winters
an private terms; au0 brs springs, chiefly At 81. III
al. co; and 100 hIls supcrs nt Sa.05. Total, ESQ
brls, Following wero the closing quotations:
, 1879-08-21

IN NEW rOKK YESTERDAY.
NEw YoaH, Aug. 2o.--Ilccetpts-Flour, 11,54
brls; wheat, 418 2ou bu: corn, III, ,G52 bu; oats,
n, 500 bu; coru-mea, 40 pkts: rye, %, $50 bu; :;
malt, 7,025 bu; pork, liz brls: beef, 2,059 tcs;
cut meats,2, SOS pkgs; lard, $3.50 ties; whisky,
1Sg brIs.
Exports twenty-four hours = Flour,
10, 200 brs; wheat, Ill 900 bu; corn. 81, 900 bu.
puTADLE GOODS RECEIVED
at the Custom House, Chicago, Aug 20: stet-
taucr Bros. g. Co., Cases dry goods; W. II.
Schimpferrnan, cases cigars; KAlman Bros,
cases cigars: Kcarncy g. Svartchtld, 3 cases
watch material; Chaplin d Gore, 8 cascs cigars;
Merchants Saving i Loan Bank, l2 pkE4 DIR
goods; Fuller &. Fuller, Is cases pcrfunerY:
Johu C. Olsen & Co., case lncns; Wilson
Bros, cases hosiery; Carson, Plrls Scott g. Co.,
cases dry goods: Metzlcr &: Rothschild, II cases
pipes; Illbbasd, Spencer T. Co., casks earthen-
wara. Collections, $ee,0!S.G2.
, 1879-08-21

1NvE8TMEETS.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
SAC. 600 Fulton Co., ILL.,, per cent Bond4.
3a5, ooo liliuois peE cent achool l}onds.
$1,000 tiyds Park per cent 1sonds.
+4oeo Town Of Lake per cent Weter Bonds
And buT and sell all the Issues Of U. 8. DoSDs.
Also FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
PRESTON, KEAN Il CO.. Eankers.
100 EaAt WAshIuEton.st-
, 1879-08-21

The following Wtro The rece!nte aud sblpmcnts
Of the leading articles Of produce IN this city
during the twenty flour hours ending at 7o'clock
Wednesday morning, with comparisons:
, 1879-08-21

FXVTTs AMI Nurs-Don,estlu fralts continue
to aasanec. stocks arc small aud !n few hant!a.
antl prices of apples. peaches. and bsckbetrtcs
vance In apples md blackberrEcs being ! tntl lie.
Forrlrn fruits also arc working nrm. Trade IL an.
u.uslly GOOD s0t tho t!mn Of yeaf. We revise cur
, 1879-08-21
By TELTGRAPIf*
NEW YORK,


New YoRK, Aug. 20-Governments were
atealY.
Railroad bonds were strong.
State securities wero firm.
The stock market oponed strong, and M ad-
vance Of 4@N on closing quotations Of ycster-
day was soon established. Subsequently, how
eyer, weak feeling set fu, and. under free
pressure to sell, decline Of Ade1T toek place.
The principal actiyltY and greatest decline wero
in Like Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul. West
ern Union, nnl Delaware, Lacknwanna Il Vest
eru. Closing quotations showed u fractional
recovery from the lowest pont. Burlington,
Cedar Rauida & Northern was marked ercep-
tlpn to the remainder OF tho list, advancing
from 53 to IS. Transactions were lB4,0o0:
8,5U0 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, B5,00o North
western commoa 1,0uUprefcrrcd, ~, 900 st, Pauls.
1850 Wabash, 13,g01 Lackawanna, 5,OlW New
Jersey Contral, 1,6oo Union Pacigc. 100 81.
Joscph common, 1,1oo preferred, 2, 100 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific slail, |, 700 IT, Louis, Kansas
CITY Il Northern, D,:O0 st. Louis s. San Fr0n-
cisco $500 preferred, 5000 first preferred, and
100 Burlington Cedar isapIls {; Northern.
Money caster at 9MG; closing at d Primo
mercantile paper, 5Mb.
Sterling oxchange quiet; sixty days, ASl}4;
sight, 1885,.
The steamship Leasing, from Europe, to-day,
brought S3lO, ,00U III gold coin arid bars.
lsar silver hero ia l111{. Subsidiary sliyer
coin, 1a@e1 per cent discount.
, 1879-08-21


OAI~rLE-Goud to choice skipping beeyes con-
stnued In scanty supply, and. under talF dolnand
from the Eastern aud sxpoEt trade, the market for
such was firm 1t Fathet stronger pslcca than wore
usfa 1t tho beginning of tho week. Texans aud
western cattle a!ao wera In liberal demand, and
wexs steadily held, Notwithstanding the contlnued
larRs receipts. THU natives were 10 great ux'
tent neglected., and wcfc hard to ss'! except At q
considerable reduction frum latu prices. Both
corners aud butchers given Texans tho preference,
aud IT country shippers wilt persist In sending for
ward At this stasu ut tho season their old rHw-
toned cons snd scrawny steers, they must expect
10 sec theu sell 1t = saesincs. They are not now
aaable Il any fair price. OF yesterdays offerings
fc wore guod enough to command pricas shoys
p; %. salta Il higher agutea .cs5esly ss@SSh.nx @
common 10 fair stceta weighing. from $50 to
100 ihs. atS2. 7hs12; rs for Western cattle aud
ScA!awAys sold ~ low ~ 81. 71W2. %. anu = few
extra weru taken by exporter. at .4osth W.
The general market closed steady. With rot much
NtuH left over.
, 1879-08-21

q gaotcu. IR4fC II 4 0h1
q Of prices eiyeu below:
IArAS EScpiOHEp.
Conltnnn tU!atr. .l8E1m
SuneEinr to hua. .:EsQ1 10
Extra Inc to dncst 354t:Aa
NEW uAc0LoHEr.
Fair to good .... ,3C6a:39
Superior TO 1ne. ..t0Gb4A
Extra duo to flaast 'fH61:ia
Garden picked ...3itW
00LDNfJ. ~
Common to fair. j. .1Rtoa
Superior TO Inc. HOG 10
ExkE2 duo to tinest lh9ss:l
Choicest .....55{ptN
KutfCttnH.1 AND C':h5o.
Superior 10 dns. .s814o
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COMMERCIAL.

Latcs! quotations .oi August delivery on tho
IcaIng articles for the laat Two business DAYS:
, 1879-08-21

BUTTER- RAmatna flsm. a scarcity Of really
chDfce qualities 10 still complained OF. anu 15@s18c
ia readily obtained for destrsbio tabs grades. Low
aud medium grades, though moro or less neg.
lectcd are fairly aru,. the supply being moderate.
We again quote ~ f11lowa:
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
From Wednesdays Daily. Carnival Of Morse Stealing m the Suntq
 Cruz KaLeK.

T. LillIe Mercer called to-day and h. formed us that within & very short period not less than eleven. and perhaps nfteen. horses have been stolen from different persons along this valley. one-eyed Mexican who was discharged from jail last week at once went to Capt. Whipple's ranche, below town, and stole three horses, one being a very valuable animal. The thief and beasts were tracked south Whipple is hot on the track. Two horses were stolen from prospector's near Lees mill; Maish 6 Driscoll lost three; Mercer two. Allison one, Otero one, and three from some Mexicsns. The thefts are said 10 be all by Mexicans, although some time ago an American was operating alone, taking the horses to Sonora. Mir. Mercer says this stealing has become so frequent and exasperating that the losers have made up their minds to try hard to capture the thieves and not bring them to town for any purpose.
 Mir. Mercer says on April 9 he Intrusted his team 10 Pasqual Ortego to come to Tue son for goods; that he loaded all right and started, but never returned with team or himself. Mfr. Mercer has spent a month in pursuit, finding the wagon In the tim Der just south of Tucson, the horses and thief at Cucurpe, in Sonora. but the load Of goods has not been found. The thief is lodged in tue Magdalena jail. but the prospect of just punishment is slight. He says the Sonora people complain that they lose stock by perhaps the same thieves, who bring the animals into Ari- zona, and that they would welcome a change in the treaty so that criminals would have to be surrendered for trial. If some more effective and certain means Of punishIng these border criminals be not soon adopted. there will be summary killing by the injured psrties-at least MT. Mercer says the feeling indicates such action.
 CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH today listened 10 arguments by Attorneys Zobriskie and Morgan, extending from about to l o'clock. The case is one in which Dr. Handy and this city are interested. The Judge took the case under advisenenI.
 THE roof is about completed on the Presbyterian Church. and the other work will go vigorously forward to completion. The building will be made ready for occu- patton without any further break in the work.
 FIRST melons of the season are in town to-day. They are not large nor as nice as those that will come a week later. The melon crop Is understood to be good this year.
 FIELDS & MoRGAN's train arrived to- day, with a large lot Of supplies for Thos. Belknap's wagon and blacksmith shop.
 AMONG the departures today was F. L. Austin, Of Camps Lowell and Huachuca, for San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
From Mondays Daily. Cause of J. c. Roddick's Dedth

The Jury summoned by Coroner Smith to Inquire into the cause Of the death of Thomas G. Roddick was composed Of Robert Wood. Thomas Yerkes, George J. Ruskruge, John Brown. ". c. Parker and A. Linn. They returned, this morning, a verdict, after an autopsy, that deceased came 10 his death from a com mplication Of diseases" The Jury was summoned last Saturday. We hear & good many re- mark that the proceedings were unprece- dented in this. that attorneys were present and participated in the examination and cross-examination Of witnesses, whereas the Coroner and jurors alone should have conducted the business. and that because Of this unprecedented feature a personal difficulty occurred in presence of the jury
 HON. s. R. DELoNe, Of TuIIy, ochoa & Co, just returned from California yester- day, where he had been called some weeks ago on account Of sickness in his family. He looks splendidly, as do all people after luxuriating in a change of air. grub and scenery. MT. DeLong is one ofPima's substantial and useful citizens.
 MR. CHARLES T. ETCHELIs, one Of Tue sons best and most solid citizens, got back yesterday from business and plea- sure trip 10 St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago and San Francisco. His daughter who has been in Michigan school, returned with him. Both meet cordial welcome.
 SHERMAN & HYDE's musical instru- ments and superior music and musical instruments for sale by EarlI & Co, Well isch Block.
 MERCHANDISE keeps rolling in. Lord & Williams received large lot Of hard ware on Saturday, and Zeckendorf & Staso to-day received 70 900 pounds, most ly staple groceries.
 CHARLES D. HANDY. Eso.. is ready to attend to the legal business Of the people at Charleston and Tombstone. See his advertisement.
 A sIx-MULE team came in from the West this morning loaded with furniture, marked R. Fl. P4uly. This sounds like a familiar San Diego name.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
The Robertson Process.

The Robertson process is the latest aspIrant for public favor in the metal lurgioal line, and is now attracting great attention, as all such things do at first. Many persons believe in it thoroughly, and think it destined to "create a revolution in the processes of ore reduction" a conventional phrase which has been applied toI every process yet attempted which gave the slightest signs of success. Others again say there is nothing in it whatever; that it does not do what Is claimed for it; and that in six months it will only be classed with the numer- ous failures in the same line of which so many have been chronicled. InI order that our readers may know ex- actly what Mir. Robertson claims for his process, we give copy of the patent, which is worded as follows:
 The object of my invention is tOI perform in a single operation what has required two or three operations, and much time to effect in the pro- cess of extracting precious metals from rebellious ores-that is to say, by thoroughly desulphurizing the ore and bringing the precious metal to al condition to amalgamate freely, ag- gregating the same, and freeing it en- tirely from the influence and union with the base metals.
 To effect this object I place vat or receiver of sufficient capacity to hold the ore of the most convenient Guan- tity for a single operation-say one tOn-and immerse the same in a Quan- tity of water sufficient to cover it.. The required quantity of salt to make thick brine, or as much as can be held in solution with the same, is then used, adding thereto about one-half pound of cyanide of potassium and one-half pound of sulphate of copper, forming a solution of salt and cyanide of potassium in the above described manner The ton or other desired quantity of ore is slowly heated to al red heat, and afterward plunged, while red-hot, into the aforesaid solution, the ore being broken up to about the same size that it is broken for milling. By bringing the ore in contact with the solution it becomes thoroughly desul- phurized.
 The entire operation of desulphuriz- ing and disintegrating the quartz and sulphurets is almost instantaneous Mining and Scientific Press.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

Answer. An affection Of the kidneys.
 O. Could those symptoms he mistaken for gastritise
 A. There are DO symptoms that would confound.
 Q. Are those symptoms such as could be taken by an ordinary physician for gastritis?
 A. Ithink not.
 THE AUTOPSY.
 Dr. Samaniego, assisted by Doctors Drake and SeawelI, held an autopsy of the body Of deceased on June 8, st the Courthouse. We give the following obser vationr of the Doctors autopsy: "There were various states Of certain organs which would have caused death. ALL THE CAUSES COMBINED RESULTED FROM URAKSIA, WHICH CAUSED ThE DEATH' ex- ceptlng the diseased condition Of the liver which might have been caused by excess sIve drinking"
 MR. E.. J. PARTRIDGE. one of San Fran cisco's best artists. arrived by stage today and will display his skill in Mfr. Bueh- mans art gallery and photogrnphing rooms.
 J. GoLDTREE & BRO. have just received a tine assortment of heavy and fancy walking sticks.
 MR. T. J. JEFFoRDs len this afternoon for trip to Altar and other points In Sonora, to be absent several weeks.
 MRs. PORTER announces 8 readiness toI give lessons In vocal and instrumental music. See advertisement.
 IMPORTATION is received that the arte- sian we'll at Calsbasas is down 100 feet. GREEN corn IS now In our market
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

NJ. l.. POWERS. Esq, formerly superin- tendent of the Silver King South, in Pio- neer District, is spending & few days fin Pima county, spying out Inc wealth and prospects, of the land. He vill return to Final county soon but expects to visit Pima again. possibly in connection with mining interests. We learn from Mfr. Powers that Col. Barney, Gen. vandever. Secretary Booth. Dr. Tonner and John R. James, were at the Silver King last week.
 A FINE stock of new pipes has just been received by J. s. Mansfeld. or the Pioneer News Depot. Great variety and benuiiful ID style.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
Dissolution Notice.

nN MAY 10. 1879, THE COPARTNER- [ shio existing between the uodersigned under the 1rm name of Lowell & Norriss ,vas dtssoIv,d hy mutual consent. Mir. H M. Lowell will receive all cfIss toaBd pay all debts owing by the late firm.
 B. N. LOWELL,
 C. H. NORRIS. 3s-3tw
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

wANTED-A young girl or elderly per son. or both. to accompany a small fam fly to a Ianche forty miles from town. Permanent situation to good parties. Ap- ply to this office.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

WAFTED-An American who thorough ly yunderstands the making of cheese. Ad- dress this office or MT. M. K. Karns. Tres Alamos.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
For Rent.

C,ARpESfER SHOP. WITH COM nlste ouffit of tools. Considerable
 siook on hand, all Of which can be bought or otherwise arranged by inqniring Of W, Q. sullivan, corner of McCormlck and Stone avenue. Tucson. J01-uN"u
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

FURNISHED and unrurnished rooms for rent on Congress street. Inquire at W. A Bourlsnd's grocery.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
Dairy for Rent,

w nIenty of running water the year around: dvelIinz and oai,houses In fair condition. Inquire at ". Q. Sullivana corner of stone avenue and McCormick s,-aa,s MAy23 d&w
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Best novels in English and Spanish at J. s. Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
To Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
 IN claim an undivided interest in tho 9 old Mine," relocated by James Holden as the Commodore Mine" July Z5. lsII, m the Gro Blanco Mining District. and alt persons are cautioned not 10 pnrcnnso tne sane or any part thereof. as shall com mence legal proceedings 10 reference J. c. HANDY.
 March 2I d&w 23 u
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

THE finest brands of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco at the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

PRIVATE advices from Mineral Park, Mohave County, indicate re- vival of mining there.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

GENTS linen helmets. patent ventils- tors, weight two ounces. in this morning at Welisch's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

SEWING MACHINES cleaned and repair ed at Morgan's Jewelry Store on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

IF you want something you can't md elsewhere, you can nnd 1t at F. A. Earll 6 Co.'S, Welisch Block.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

THE Exchange Restaurant win here sfter be kept open at night. Lunches, oysters, &c., served at all hours.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

CIGARS, wholesale or retail. at lower prices than ever sold before In Arizona. at Sampson's Cigar Store.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

FEMALE NURSE WANTED.-Ag good nurse wanted to attend sick lady. Good wages. Apply at this office immediately.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

FOR ladies and children's wear. dress goods, innings and fancy dry goods. go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

SUN SHADES and English walking hats. new styles only 75 cents at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

TASTEFUL, stylish and original. the millinery at Mrs- A. B. Sampson's, near Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

SEWING machine attachments, also ma chimes repaired at J. N. Berger's. Meyers nlr
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

F. A. EARLL & Co.'s, in the Welisch Block. is the place to buy stationery and latest periodicals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

FISE jewelry and fancy goods for sale cheap at EarIl q Co.'S, Welisch Hook.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

THE best cooks, best meals and bes walters at the DeImonieo Restaurant.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

NEW potatoes, oranges and lemons Ai W. A. Bourland's, Congress street
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

ONE si1va r.nge No. 8 and some Che carpet for sale cheap st Menager's.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

Free COneerE ny she Italian Band every night as LevIn's Park.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

THE largest stock of toys Of every des- cription at the Pioneer News Depot
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13
Cook Wants W ork.

A FIRSTCLAss COOK WANTS A SI'f> "A nation iD town or country. HHS lhrSe experience. For particulars apply st ma residence Of me Csthoiic Fathers, on Church r.s1a.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

LADIEs' new style silk rnIts and Lisle gloves tust received at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1879-06-13

FANCY clocks, nickel stem-winders. a J. NJ. Berger's Jewelry store, Meyers st.