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on AND AFTER APRIL 7. 1870
Express Trains New YORK and
Curuandi streets Ferr.cs. As follows
80 7 80. -. o. 40 Limitedl. II A NJ |, $50 SO
7.S1 $50, AMI 10 T.. VI.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains al Jersey city, anorlins speedy ami direct
transfer ior Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2'Ol 3ii5 T. T.
1855 \ $50, ami II 4. NJ; lLunitei Express. l.3J f.
NJ, ?, I, 3. 80. 7, aud 7.ij T. NJ On sunday, l1Jl.
i5.j1a h 3 80 A. NJ; I. 7;31 T.. VI.
Ticket Oifces 326 ant ga Broadway Aston House.
ami foot OF DE brosses and COraadt STA Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton St, BrooAyn, NJ
i6 and lls Hudson 81, IoDONen, Depot Jersey CITY,
Emlgrant ucket Office, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
General Manager. Gonl Passenger AGENT
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In New York " " ~S'NN' '''u
Ne 40 Sos drawing Second Capital Prize Of sold
No ss9 drA Wing Third Capital Prize Of g 900 sold in
Fourth aud HlA Capital Prize sold in New York and
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DOUBLE. rRAoK,. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MkNr, AND THE FASTEST TINE Consistent
WITH ABSOLIIE sAfErY.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
rENN.YLyANIA RArLRoAn.

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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOIS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ NEW YORK
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BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS
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Hair to become dry, thin, and hicesa aud result in
Premature Ballncss are permanently cured by the
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Shipping.


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~ -fOR LONDON NlrtouA Dorksl-----
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FOR LlyERronL And QUEkNsIowN--
Enn sat April ~, PM The On en.Sat, May 10 "A
CABIN 80 10 so currency, Storage f2d Drafts from
~ upward issued at very low rates COnpauy's Offices
Nos 90 am rs Broadway ". j. HURST. Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
SPECIAL NOTICE -EMlGRANrS forwarded IN SAN
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NEW ZEALAND ami AUSTRALIA. For passage and in.
formation ~ regard 10 routes apply to the Passenger De-
partment, 2l7 Broadway.
ROTTERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com.
panNs pier, adjoining Pavonla Ferry Jersey city.
= tALAND =. April 10 W A sCiOLrEN. April 20
FuNCH EDYE AGO, L. W. MORRIS,
STATE LINE-To glasgow, Liverpool Belfast and
DLondonderry. from Pier a., n tool Canal st. Thurs
gays Passnsers at through rates TO al leading cities OF
Europe. steerage, S16 AUSTIN BALDWIN A co,
Agents "a Broadway SrEERAGE OFFICES at -
Broadway ant pier loot of Canal St
FNHEHED sTAKLINE ron ANTWERP.
carving the belgian and United States mails sail.
my every - DAYS from Philadelphia AMI New York
ICELAND sails Tuesday, Apr IS, ~ noon.
fOf rates Of passage ana other Information apply 10
,o7 PEIEh WRIGHT a SONS. General Agents
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STEAMBOATS, ano EallroIos

A LBANY BOATs.-PEoPLE' LiNR.-sieamer,
- Drew ana Dean Richmond leave Pier A. y. n. foot
OF Canal -. every week day at6P ". Tor Albany and
all points North and West sAerooms warmed by steam
a TROY HOATs.-CIrIZENs LINZ New
a. steamers sarat0.a ani cats OF Troy leave Pier 40
foot u Leroy It dsily except saturday. at + NJ
Tor Troy and all points Nurth ami West
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BusIn,ss GaantA
A SPLENDID chance for baker with small cap.
"A ita Tor sale cheap IN working order lsD Mulberry 81
NEWS STAND and route for sale Apply at
n ". corner 4lst st. aud 9th Av. between and w.
DAkEHIEs.-C0m Commissions bakeries, groceries,
- restaurants cigar stores, cOneCOnerieS at great
bargains MITCHELL, IA New Church st.
BAKERY aud store 10 let, 10 Mott st., near Chatham
ID square. Inquire at ~ Bowery.
RAKEHY for sale cheap 70 Hudson st
LOH SALE-Stock and fixtures OF a grocery store
doing good paving cash business II stock is not
wanted viii sell nxtuIes aud trade alone At bargain
becckcr 81, In the store.
SMALL. candy store Tor sale cheap; rent Sioi good
~ busneu ass kRstvth 81
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monthly bookkeeping arithmetic.
VIZ spc ling, CORES pondence; all hours PAINKiS Col
lsSe' W boweTyi up town, 1913 Broadway
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6Janito- .-1tmalts.

VVANTED-Rxrcrenced drcssnakers. waist hnish
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Excursions.

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Nsroves Societies schools, and small parties apply
early for choice OF days At office Of STARlNs Excursions
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EussELLs ICE CREAM. best in the city. 2se
= per quart TO church fairs 4c Charlottes 4Sc per
dozen Out OF town orders speciality. ~ Bible House
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MIILIN Frs wanted on chidrcns fancy straw
WI hat. COED ntices. steady work
CHARLES FON'S son 4 co. "a and 20 Greene Il
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+ 81 The great variety Of disorders Which nrt,,
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n preventive, 1t u Of immense service In those
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asit stays the development Of The disease II taken
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|, az ~ pboo3 veg ia vBllelD
For Liver Complaints, arising from
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TUFTS PILLS

orc, comp Cd from, substances that are
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tho bowels 10 act. naturally, without
y which no one can feel we'll.
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The Torfures of Neuralgia

These are being mitigated, and in a
large number Of cases wholly removed
by the use of Compound Oxygen.
the new revitalizing agent which Is
nov attracting such wide attention.
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen"
sent free. Drs. SIARKEY & PALES,
lll2 Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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$500 9: !; g !; !
z TT .- Nt' above. No one can fail 10
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You can make from 80 cts, to w an hour oy de-
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then make up your mind ior yourself, Aaores'
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:. TUFTS PILLS.

are especially adapted to such;
cases, q single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as to
astonish the sufferer. S1ms nl
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A Noted Divine saws:

DR.. TUTT:-Dear Sir; For ten years have been
martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles: Last
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have good appetite digestion perfect regular stools,
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They are worth their weight IN gold. q. ~
REV r. L. SIMPSON. Louisville, Ky
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FEVERS

NALARIAL ard all fsvers can be svoisei BY
keeping the stomach. bowels, liver and kidneys
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re rrise 20 kncu re psrftcf bealfh ard Strength
re - iusurss- Druggists sell IL vAN BCS-
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The only combination Of the
true Jamaica Ginger with CT dice
Anomalies and French Brandy
for Cholera, Cholera Mortus,
Cramps and Pains, DiarrhGa
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Flatulency, Want Of Tone. aud
Activity in the Stomach and
Bowels. and avoiding the dam
gers Of Change Of Water, Foed
and Climate. tr sIJI
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70 INVENTORS and MECHANICS

PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet
Of o. PAGES free upoa receipt OF stamps for Pest
age Atsiess-
GILMORE. SMITH 4 CO..
So,.eitors Of Patents. Box ~.
FEB. l5.g Washington. d {.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
Llse sn mssaee.


 No. long slDce ? young man be- longing to a prominent family in the cly oi Corsoia, in Mexico. vas mur- defed. and kss murderer, a mn by the name of Pacheeo. wes arrested. < traveller wfo happened ts be in the city g. the tiEae of the trial and execution, gives the following de- serption of those eccauencss The court consisted of the judge alone. wbo sTung himself lasily in , ham, mock. TAe aecussi sat uacencern- edly at a small table, and, like the juige. smoked 3 c.ger On .he ta- 9le wss 8 suall cup containing 8 few live eoals, as which to light the cigars, and tv0 soldiers, composing the guard, with their naskess, sat on the ground. The soldiers also pafed away at theH cigars.
 Since the government has 3 mo- nopoly f the tobacco trade. the gooacco We get is abomlnaDie, ro- marked the judge to the accused. as he lit 2 ffesh cigar
 That's so, responded the pris- oner, Rut there are c0ursg sgeoas men in the mountains uho are not afraid to sW9p lead wish the custom house guard. Try one of rhese, judge, and be convinced that good cigars can be brought into Ehe coun- try" And the prisoner pushed a package of cigars t0warls the judge.
 The judge took one of the cigars threT bls own away, and lt ne oI
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

The Esus Ere e Presse, of Vienna, which is supposed so have access to exceptional sources of information on Masonie subjec:s, says there are g s94 lodges in the United States 535 in Canada, 342 in Germany, 3S0 in Ireland. 300 in Spain. 287 in Franco. and 220 "a Ausnaia. The number of Free BIasons on Decem- ber slst, 1878 exeeeded 5 .0oa 900. There are some imporlauf ensaions ID the Kiennese paper; Great Bri- lalA lEassis and other urge coun- rrfes are gasse passed 9ger
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
sslvsr City. Ns~ Aeaiss.


 EDITOR BELT :---Inasmuch ss tbe recent ba'1ls be.veen the opPssing forces, commanded respectively by Captain Bgers and Chief Victoria in the Black Range, Grant County, New Mexico ] have taken special pains to ascertain the facts in order that your readers might have the benefit of my inquiries.
 BYERs sIATEMEGT
 While scouting up a rough rugged es6on in the mouatains, east of the Rio Mim5res aith fifty negro esv- airy, 1 discovered 3 band of seven teen Iudiaus about 400 feet above ne, OD the mountain side, budding barricade of stones. Upon discover ing the troops the Iadians called out to me to coms up and have g talk which vas declined but seniing a Navajo Indian up, l brought the troops into position. and the firing began on both sides while ihe talk was going on. charged and cap tured the barrieads. with loss of one man, found the baTieades swirming in blood, but no Indians. Atother iipe os bsggicades shll higsss . Bas charged and taken, when the Indians scattered.
 vIcTORI0's sTATsNgET.
 VlctOrio says he hae eight warriors with him and that he whipped the 6ght and drove the troops from the 4 portion of Victories is evidently correct from the fact that he remained in the in the visinity of the bat tie raiding the settlements on the Upper Mimbres. kilhng two Mexi- cans and drying of suadry horses aud mules, while Byers left going to Fort Cummings and tae direction of Florida mountains where there were no Indians and DO blood to be shed. While enrouEe for 8 port of safety, Capt, Byeis vas met by party of prospectors, one ot whom remarked that he thought the troops were go- ing in the wrong direction to fad Ia- aians, VIZ: running away from them. This inference vas adduced from ,be fact that the troops were travelling from the pgospeotom at great speed, whom they took so be Indians, and lessing the mountains
 The foregoing s,atsmenss can be cOrroborated by any responsible cin- zen of Silver City, or, Victoria, 0jo Cshente, or tbe undersigned, Upper Mimbres, New Mexico.
 SANTIAGO.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

Articles oF incorsorauqn of the Riverside mil and Mining Compa- ny, to operate in Plnai county, Are zona, have Deen fled in San Fran cisco. Capital stock, SI 900 GOO Dreetors-H ] MeAasick, c. B GilIet1, Charles D. Putnam, Richard Doncaster and B. W BIasdsl.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

Justice Field. of the United States Supreme Court. has decided shst tke ordinance requiring tae queues to be cut of Chinese eriminas sent 10 jail is In violation of Ihe Fourteenth amendment to the Constitution and consequently invalid
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18

On the night of the 6sh, George J Croft and Charles s. Nobooth were hanged last night by 8 mob at Alamosa for the murder of William Stocking, ef New Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
v. B. m1LLER,
e. A. SWAsEY,

Jusnee of the Peace. Notary Pubic,
 -AEp-
 Commissioner of Deeds for ali the Pacific States and Territories,
 Globe, Arizona.
 Czsrs his services to buyers and sellers Of mines. and Co locatoTs and owners Fho wish % procure patents Co their claims also ts those wanting deeds, contracts tenss powers of attorney. notes, bills, ietteTs, or instru- meuss of any kind in writing; and for tho yersacstion of o2tbs and afarlnat0ns, and taking Of aeknOwle3g gements. lie will always be found in his 0dics az he Pioneer News EsF0t. on Main street.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-18
It. Louis Republican.
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IE.-sas--IS ADV AEtt. The D4iiy Rsplhiletn. puHashea every q oraiHg, wiH iK niEnAnea et the following rstea:
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 Hanittanees may te made by draff. money ortier. or registered letter. st our risk. Address: GEO. KNAPP e. Eo.,
 St. LOuis, Mo.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
The LIne.

The following addressed to the Mug. get will interest many of our readers
 U. s. SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE,
 TUCsoN, November 13, 'T9.
 EDITOR NUGGET Tn an editorial, which lately appeared in your paper, touching the locality of certain mines with reference to the national bound ary between Arizona and Sonora, find the following:
 The belt in which these discoveries have been made contains a great many lodges already known, and it is earn estly hoped that survey can be made and the idea that they are in Sonora expelled at once.
 Surveyor General Wasson could fur nish information which would lead to something of an understanding how the line penetrates the San Jose range, etc, etc"
 Your anxiety about and agitation of this subject are right and fully appre- ciated, but it is an error to suppose myself or this office has any informa- tion of which the general public is in ignorance. The public surveys have never been extended anywhere near the locality in question, and under the strict provisions of the current appro- priatiOn acts of congress, taken in con nection with the fact that much of the boundary line sOuthward of Tomb stone is reputed to be private land grants, from Spain or Mexico, would not be legally justified in extendingI tue lines of public surveys thereaway. ..
 In view of tho necessity for data of the kind, on the 18th of September l addressed a letter to the Commissioner of the General Land Office, requesting a copy of the field notes of the bound ary survey, but as yet have received no response thereto Certain privateI land claims evidently lie partly in Ar izona and partly in Sonora, and before they can be investigated and finally reported on by this office, the claim ants must make an accurate showing of the area of their claims in this Terri tory, and in doing this they will be obliged to find the boundary monu- ments, and it is expected showing of the kind will be made at an early day, and that too, in the neighborhood of the San Jose mountains.
 For the benefit of the public at large l will give publicity to any reliableI information in the premises 1 may re- ceive and as soon as received.
 JONI WAsSON,
 |. $. Surveyor General.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
THE CITIZEN.
CAL MATTERS.
District Court.


 The adjourned term of the District Court convened Thursday morning.
 The business will proceed with the following calendar:
 Parish vs Katz, on trial Venire is. sued for 20 jurors.
 Hart vs. Witherell ct al. Continued for the term.
 Streeter vs. Calabasas Co. Trial set for November 26.
 Territory vs. Powell. Trial Decem. Der 3.
 Morrison ys. Marshall. Trial De cember s.
 McCafferty ct al vs. Morgan ct al Trial December II.
 Territory vs. Mitchell. Placed on calendar for the purpose of a notice of re-submissisn to the grand jury. Motion set for December 2.
 Zeckendorf vs. Bartholomew; Oar. rah vs. Lyle; Atkinson vs. Calabasas Co.,; McCarty ct al vs. McGee et al ; and Bateman vs. Light, all standing on demurrer, were ordered upon the cal endar.
 Mckinney vs. Shibell Leave to withdraw bond granted.
 Carrillo vs. Martinez. Motion to con firm report of referee set for No vember D.
 Judge French intimated that there was a possibility that he might go east after the close of the adjourned term. The case of Parish vs. Katz was ta- ken up for trial.
 The case of Parish vs. Katz pro. ceeded Thursday afternoon until after a jury had been secured, when the plaintiff suddenly decided to dismiss the action, much to the surprise of the defendant and his counsel. As the damages claimed were very large, $21, ,000, it would seem that some very important matter must have moved the plaintiff to dismissal.
 No business being before the court an adjournment was taken until the 26th.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Rare Chance for investment

NOR SATE-THE SIERRA BONITA E Ranche and stock, situated In the Val ley or the Arivaipa, Pima County, Ari- ZOna. between the Graham snd GaliuTC Mountains. There are i've ranches in clUded In this property, situated five miles from each other respectively, owDing all the permanent water and tillabls land in he valley, and controlling over twenty square miles Of smooth valley laUd, GOV cred with the best grama and other grasses. High timbered mOuntaius or each side of The valley. which are impas sable for stock. A mild and healthy eli. mate. These ranches will support from year 10 year, and at all seasons, from h! teen 10 twenty thousand head Of cattle. There will he sold with the property two thousand head of graded cattle, 250 hesd Of high bred borses. several fine blOOded trotiing and draft sialiioDs. The calves dropped in the spring will number one thousand; the fOaiS, two hundred. To gentleman with means and suitable tastes few such opportunities for SO profitable an investment can be found For full par ticulars apply to H.C HOOKER,
 Sierra Bonita Ranche.
 Camp Grant. Arizona.