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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12
NAVY Yam, May nh, 1873

Nr'NF"ig 'A tiN '"N1f NhrHu-tuni u C.
NAVY Yam. May 7th 1873
Fie'- 4dmiaS s. r. Roman, o. S. ~, conma.diag ,fc.
siE 10 obedience to YOUR order Of the 2eth uliimo
We have made such experiments with tie Chrmic.
Engine brought IL this yard hv Mr.. o. G Glhhs on IN,
st Inst n were convenient and necessary Ia EMAIL,
rs 70 iudr ui us merits
We Ind its Efficiency readily recommend. II am
yves u preference over thing the SORT dcpeud
ng upon The agency Of Uarhonc Acid Gas, which
have seen ~ use
IL aeton Il rapid and continuous, its eonstruotio
tnd management mple.
slh men are sufficient to keep It IN operation, viz
vu' ~ lne inb' one u attend the husc-pipe, anf
The use Of che chemicals may he suspe 1ded at an,
'uHht an' stlll there remains he stream OF watc
w III force for any cn- M Of time ~ long A. Il &
'uppl NAV he lrpt mp hN the simplr us of iuetets
Anything more Intensely comhnsinie than eithe
a nv. .a pi,ts GA winch we ,Xpermented cou hardl,
One If thee. uneovorea, consisting rs,x,y IA,
AlIe,s WIN ll-hi wood sha, lee sstrewrd around m
over 49, ana the Nhnr D., srint i, with sprits Of tur
y mime were % rived 10 iuoime thnionl hiv envc
.Pen ia ntue.' when ii nue stream. n ont one ounr
mimi. Nv ,,,, 'n ~ w. uhWet'r - was sufucd I'M on
.mutr nv 'ir seennd- Il waf the' lowed ~ r.
shlte nnn 10 luru m iuusly four minutes nni hv IA.
,n Nns stream was comp oioy xt.n.ushod In tw,
NE other pile Of precisely similar materials an
n rugon' was enclosed hJ frame housu built ol
twas allowed 10 heca ne thoroughly IN n bl,,a
throughout. and hurnln. deraely when three stream
"f,e put upon itt two t the size ahuv. mentioned
'un announcer from SIMILAR engine, Tut somewhat
This aro was under control In ,hrco minute. A..
N-v % ohemeals wHr a. pruH.H " th IN minutes
Htes. 'N'" N'"
We are, IL, worry rep ctmlly,
GR1RGt NJ RANSOM Cant,i,
" ID VIII llAG. fnuiniu
l. W llALLIHAN. III ASST Eoeipeer
SC ROWAN vle'-Admlral Commanding.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

CHEMICAL ENGINE.

Us NV Y'Rn New YonK,
CoMWANnASi's urricK qth May. 1879
Sir cnclosc herewith. for tho information Of IN,
department tic Report NJ the BOARD detailed In con
hrmty with n,trucuOn- of tho 25fh 90 March 10 ex.
nsrmrni WITH the Chemical Fire Engine delivered ~
this yard hy Mr.. %. G. Clubs
am yer, re.nectu Is. Your ohedient servant
\, G.. ROWAN. Nion-Ad'nirl Commanding
H0SoRABLE GtO. VI Robson,
Secretary " the hHvy, Wa.hinston. d c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

STILLuAN CHASE. Montpelier
General Agent for Verm mt and New Hampshire
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

Pace. Complete, with anv feet Of Ru'her Hos.
delivered In BOSTON, fQ5O
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

suisiiern '"''VA LAui
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-11-12

GOOD AGENTS WANTED IN EVER,
COUNTY.
-" silLLMAN CHASE, Montpelier, VI.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

reason of the days continued spiritual
engagements, and waited eagerly ON IN
steady tip toe for the outcome. Before
the race set in Jordan had sold two to
one; and, now, he was going for one to
two. Kent had taken captive the hearts
of all outsiders. The race was sqnartlJ
for blood, and maybe their judgment j.
good. At any rate. Jordan came in fa'
ahead. The third and decisive heat "as
put off till to-day noon. sharp. it having
become too dark for any more racing
Jordan's time 5211a seconds.
The Judges in both races were c. A 4
V. Putnam, Sam. c. Wright and Abe
Edeington; time keepers, Sam. {.
Wright, Abe Edsington, and Hon. Jery
Schooling; distance judge, J. NJ TT
Reese; patrol judges, Sprague Chase and
JIM Griffith.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

BILLIARD March oFF.-As our readers
know "a billiard match for $500 q side
between i. A. Gates Of this place. and
J. +. b. MrCle-ry of San Francisco,
was recently made. here, and portion
of the money deposited with the stake
holder. The tournament was to have
taken place Il. Eureka Hall on the Sth
proximo. Soon after the match was
made, however, Mr.. Gates was taken
seriously i'll, and is still, We believe,
confined to his room. tnt!er this state
of affairs N.ssrs. Chase and Orndoiif
the former representing Gates and the
latter McCleery-m made yesterday ana
declared the present match off or at
least 10 postpone it indefinitely, which
amounts to about the same thing. The
players may yet arrange for a meeting,
but not hing definite can be sail about
it now. We have no doubt that n great
many people in this section will be dis
appointed to learn that the match is not
to take place AS per ancunceIaent.-
E4rehrI .Seht..,e!.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

EoDBED AGAIN.--The regular period
ical robbery of the Battle Monntain
stage occurred last night. just at the
first crossing of Reese River. about two
miles this side of Vick.s Station, the
driver, Eugene Burnett, saw a solitary
footman standing in the middle Of the
road with a double barreled shotgun,
which he brought to bear gracefully on
a line with the front s-at of the coach.
When the coach had advanced sufficient
ly close to him the individual shouted,
stop ~ Eugene stopped. Hand ont
the box requested the robber. With
all due diligence the box WIS passed
out. Mr.. Strain was seated beside the
driver and, Is the night WIS pleasant,
he thought he would like to engage the
cnterprising stage stopper in conyersa-
ton, SO he remarked, Doctor, yon
stopped Us in good place." the Doc
tor with rcprl henaible discourtesy
vouchafel no reply, bit merely e1-
claimed. drive or ~ EUgcne started
up his team md dove OF Il short dis
lance to give the gentleman chance TO
open III box. Drive on, again
shouted the robhol : Eyes Sir, reuAed
the driver AMI seeing the robber meant
to keep Iox and all he drove on. Thers
were six passengers aboard, but they
were not interfered with. The amount
realized by the agent" is not known,
as contrary 70 the rsIa. custom with
these gentry. he kent the box, contain
ing way bills, letters, packages and
Sheriff Emery, accompanied
by Dick. an Indian started at once IN !
search Of the box or the bold highway |
man or both. -Rcese Hicer Rsrca!e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

L. 5. MINT. The Cashier of the Car
son Mint delivered, on order. to Wells,
Fargo & Co. Carson, yesterday, sixteen
bars of fine" silver, worth together
the sum of so, o00-the property OF the
Crown Point niue, Gold Hill, Nevada.
The Coiner Of the Mint coined on the
same day s25, eco in gold double eagles,
the gold for coinage being the product
of the Comstock lode. The total amount
Of bullion received WIS S,2Io ounces
sent to the Mint for gold and silver coin
age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

II THE PIONEER EALL.-The tickets for
the Grand Pioneer Ball which is to take
place on Friday evening next, in honor
OF the admission of Nevada as Il State
into the Union. are selling very literally
in both Virginia and Gold Hill. Every
body wants to 90. All the old timers
will be there with their friends. conse-
quently the ball is sure to be most
..unn,iiuliv ATTENDED. That everybody
will have good time, nobody need
doubt II. Ne,rS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

Nix. C. II. MASH is once more among
bis old friends and neighbors in Carson.
Maish is decided rustler and we hope
10 see him in active business here once
more
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31
MARRIED.

In Carson City. October 30. 1873, q
the house Of the brides father, by the
Rev. James Woods, Mr.. S. j. Slade to
Mrs. Sarah Ann Davis, all of Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

7 Monroe, J Il Rainyille, J d Burdick
John B Bradley. Peter koford. Ct A
Dickerson, L L Lonehill, Charles 0 Al
len, VIM Thompson, Reuben Geise, NJ
Corner. NJ Chess.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31
We can best appreciate our mother

We can best appreciate our mother
country when we drink her ale and eat
her cheese. 1t is an oasis il the desert
of reportorial life to meet "A man like
our esteemed host of the Ormsby, and
discuss with him these Injuries OF
Merry England" George has the
cheese of Cheshire for himself and
friends; the ale and every sort of good
liquor, besides, he has reasonably for
sale to all His Wholesale and retail
hquor and cigar depot offers rare a;ivan-
tages 10 the purchaser. Gail and sample
hi. luscious brands and II YOU are a
Thomas be so no more.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

t Linnamann, J P Smith. c W Win
STANDBY, G Gibson, l. I Fox, } ii Brnd,
Ii Lake, ii ID Gelatt, 4 G Dies. G L
Meesner. j HUXLEY, L A keyson. " Spis-
meyer, Jacob Zech.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

Thomas Bigsar, J T Brown, j Barrett.
J L Walker. j Is Godin. L l. Hobart. IL
III Clarke, f james, j Il Boyd, } II Tor
reys N. \ Cameron, q Smith, w Fair
balm, " Dunlap. } & Looper, " Rob
inson. Donald Cameron and lady, JoLa
Dunn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31
The GREAT PIONEERS BALL takes place

The GREAT PIONEERS BALL takes place
tonight. 1t Will be, no doubt, the most
brilliant merry-making ever held in this
State. There is talent ard the needful
means, the will and the way, and all
and singular the materials for such a
feast of reason and flow Of soul as the
heart of the Pioneers. in its fullest
measure of geniality could long for or
hope to attain to. All the appointments
of this Bail will be elegant, all the
energies Of its projectors will be
earnestly brought into play and there
will be a great deal of uncontined joy
all the night long. A large delegation
will 90 from here, and, indeed, there
will be gathering of the clans from all
directions. 1t will be such delightful
reunion as none who value fun and the
association of old timers will be justified
in losing a chance III.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

The S. T. Swift came back from Reno
last night all o. r., rumors of accident
tvthe contrary, Notwithstanding.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

From Mr.. 4. Lewis, who returned
from Reno. last evening, We learn that
ninety-nine buildings fronting on the
streets were destroyed by Tie fire. Mr..
John G. Lewis estimates ;Ge :@t!. loss Of
nropertY 1t I2QH. zoo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

GRANGE IN TIE Carson Posi- OFTICE.-
No little surprise was felt here yesterday
upon reading the statement in the SIC
ramonto Eaioa that Mr.. Ben. Winnie
had been appointed Postmaster OF the
Carson office &c. Fred. d. Turner, TO-
tated. We made some inquiries regard
ing the matter last evening and learned
that the runner is doubtless founned on
fact MI. Winnie will have to be up ami
doing if he wonll FIJI the bill as accept
ABLY US Fred. Turner has.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31
NOM. EVT THOSE

NONE ECT TN0S e
Mls@<A wishing F." THOROUGH musical
instruction need apply.
~ 'e2S-ti
an now acting 80 scrrr; for the urcvcelleG
Chick,riug Knabc and lial,et & Davis Pianos,
v hich | am selling at san frIucisto prices.
All these Instruments are warranted for five
years and guaranteed to stay in tune tor one
year. Instruments .oii on the popular install
ment plan. Thc ue-t rgrstr furnished on short
notice Cor private parties. lal!s. enc. Ser or
ders through tie 'na IN /. l'rH E?", = Gtjgtc
IL En1I--n fh,st~ l.,G, =.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

ENTRIES FOR THE RACES To-DAY.-To-
day ends the formal programme made
by the Jockey Club. The races for this
occasion are of highly interesting
nature rs becomes apparent WHEN We
state that the first of the races to come
off this afternoon will be running race
3 in ) free for al for purse OF $500,
and that Bots d Arc, Netti- George and
Bundle and Go are the horses entered
FIR the same. The next race viii be for
a purse OF $50, entrance fee added, a
running race of a dash Of coo yards, free
to all. The entries are Belle, Jordan,
Kent, Blndle and Go and Agate. We
are authorized to say that after the i'll
race above named, Orndortf's horse
:. Pruitt" viii pace with Il running mate
for a purse of $50, to show q record for
speed for the State of Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUFLY, PnorntETo'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31
THE THIRD HEAT

both horses broke frequently, which de-
tracted much from the interest of the
race. Jake had gone SO evenly before
that it was taken for granted that he was
now losing bottom. They kept near to-
gether though, and as they were about
stand off on breaking up, the heat, on
the whole, was exciting. Cooks heat.
Time-2:3Sl..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
orange V(oAGM


pas showing lae, spirit g .thA pdslsrt 1 and
gFowlpg body the ers4ess, We eklrqp iew Oh
the notioes at j gltheringin Ilaqois
akoinore Gralit AIo6iliet swindtes nor con
gresAidhd grabs" y s.
"Wefeed the world SOY
ali any political party stands between us ana
our rights, let ii die"
!" Brothers, let US organize and educate, for
knowledge is power"
Eternal vigllkncva as the puce of hiberty.P
Free trade aAd farmers rightsF - -
+" Railroads make o fair Per cent on 46,UOO per
mile; when assessed for taxation they are valued
I'VE View win vote for n6 moro 'tobbsss no more
must have honest men TO al publIc positions"
Farmers TO the fronti politicians take back
seats"
"The hand that holds the bread"
"Let all farmers be united, 1or ia union there Is
safety"
/" Corn must go up monopOlies must go
down."
"Iu God we trust t..5
" Equal rights"
| death Ia monopOlies." .Fi.7
"a far remuneration paid for honest labor
"COrpomtiOns must obey the laws as wen as
individuals" -. .a.
Live or die, survive or perish, we viii sup
port the farmers movement"
d" II our present C0ngressuleIl cannot serve the
people for 81, 600 let them resign, aud wen send
men whO-wlll."
Il will be observed that the three main points
made arc A salutary fear Of political trlckery
| Iadisalp,foEal a of the salary swinde and Credii
i Mohicr iobbery, and = resolution 10 tight the
railroads, which is hot as prominent as might
have been expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
cONS.U.M P1TION
which can be cured by o
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
) testimonials received by the
plpprietors. { Itais a aclalowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
trOduced for the relief and
cure Of oil Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resOrted to in season it sci
dom fails to effect D speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Br ronchitis,
Group, i Whooping Cough,
Ihfluenzny Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at thcEAings, &c. 3 Wistal's
Balsam does not dry np a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
lOosens and cleahses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPAnRD ny
sE1K ", ROWLB 3 SONS, BOstoa,' 6aus'
And eula ~ Druggists aaa pealors ssAssally.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

Some time ago the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Com pany secured an interest ia The Texas
and PaciRe Railroad, which begins at shreveport,
Louisiana, extends TO Marshhall, in Texas, aud
thence proceeds to San Diego, California, mclnd-
ing what ID called the TrahsoOntinentI and ts
branches the whole length Of the line being, l,GJ
miles. Now, it Is said, the same vigorous and en-
terprsing Company is endeayOrng 10 secure a
eOntrOllng interest in roads from the Hudson to
Halifax, which, if obtained, will give the Pennsyi
vania Central continuous route from the Paclnc
slope 10 the capital OF Nova Scotia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

q q 1 !..t! IsS i''I 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

General Sheridan says the Sioux and Northern
Cheyennes and AraphOes who haunt the nsiShbor.
hood of Forts Fsttermau and Laramie are con:
stanty committing sanguinary depredatcns in the
territory to the south OF those posts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

"a PAssIoHI Az bay EiASl a pony that runs
away With him" Temper has done more mischief
Ia the Aosld tAah aaahBn npOiaohOus plAnts that
vroW in it. Therefore have care over your tenn
per-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
NEW GROCERY STORE
a. W. Gar. ReuFth ana Market St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL. tsH..., e

k5S. Tho undersigLed respectfully an-EEh
n0unces to his old friends and snet 81
Jed his Rsy atOre.Nnd hasOpensd vita stock
= "a SIRncE I ri iss. Sue AIRS AND M0LASSES.
Lowering lated aud DnlVariAed sugars
?" soft, white and coffee sugars. ..
Syrup, and all kinds of Moiasses,
Old 0OVernment Java COnees l.aguira, Marealbo,
Rio 6reen and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour,
new Buekwhest, all kinds Of pure Spices, SaTaines
ali kinds OF cannsd Fruits, fTench snd English
Musthnd Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup, English and American lfgkiea, Jel.
iies. Cheese Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, VeruAcelli. MAeatDpis Washing Soap IN
great vaFibty, Toilet Soap, silver loss Starch, Cur,
rants, Ralsins, CitTon, Atmoree Minee Meat, DTiee
Bucketa, Brushes. BppTm1 A9smAAtipe and Tales
Tandles and all articles usually kept 10 well a.
kIS n 45lf.ll ~ 3AhGS cRIPPkN.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
TIE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.

4 gKIrNnsH AND loss oF LIE REPoRTKD-THE
CITIZENS IN ARMs-rHE METRoPOuTANs DENIED
SHELTER
NEw-IBERIA, La, May I'll a. m.-Flnng
,,as heard this morning couller from the citizens
camp reports three Meiropolitans killed and four
vVonpded 10 skirmish The citizens pickets have ad-
vanced within two squares OF the Courthouse where
Col Badger has concentrated his forces Citizens are
collecting from every portion OF Askapas. Most OF the
recruits are Of the better class. well mounted and gen
ery armed with breechlOAding shotguRs 60 far the
Young meu principally have gone to the hed. The
married men In the towns watching the negro
organizations and preparing 10 frustrate them Captains
Of seahoais have been warned lot 70 transport the
Metropotans aud quently did not bring those at
BsrwieE's BAY knowing their boats would be- blown mp.
The eBtlre Bayou Tecbe z under surveillance Dy well
organized bodies Of citizens. The kellogg troops can
only reach Marnsvile bY fighting their way mp the
Bayou. II is generally supposed an engagement took
place last night nc reports have been recased up 10
this hour
THE GRAND JURY TAKE ACTION AGAINST kLJLoE1.
NEW-ORLEASs, May The Grand Jury mas
passed resolutions KellOsg and Ii oAceis AD
pear before them, a charge OF usurpuE ine "oFeih
ment ~ Louisiana. Judge Durcl ordered tue report
aed and subDenas % be issued he parties 10 appear
Deiere the Grand Jury Toe Grand JulJ al" Pi 'eI
against the metropolitan Police.
GKS. BADGER HENNED Iy-rHR METR0pOITASs
DENIED SHELTER.
BRAsHEAk CIrY, May 7.-Eighl Merrup0litans
arrived this morning. making 4 whites altoccthcr The
In a small negro cabin flied with negroes They have
orders u 50 81 M2rtinsve. but can get Trans
porlaton Tie fcuJ fat here las been roinuyed and
The nA DO@ls sIODOeu krankAn Al.A laTc4 tAt
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
INAUGURATION AND MESSAGE or GOV
INGERSOLL-

ORG iNIZATroy or THE LEGISLATURE 90 lh' ~
-ERvoR TAKES rnE OATH or oIFiCE-iiis W.
or THE CossrTUrIoSh cONyENTioN AND I'D
POLITICAL SITUATION.
Hartford. May THE Connecticut Legislatnis
convened this forenoon and perfected an organ ~
tion in both Houses. In the Senate the ho.h Alcr
Tcnny Of Norwich was elected President, pro tenn.
and George II. Cowel Of Waterbury, Clerk. In the
House the Hon. w w. Eaton Of Hartford Wa
elected Speaker and Samuel A. York Of New-HaveD
and E. II. Hyde, jr, Of Stafford, Clerks. Both
Honses we're occupied during the morning session
with the usual preliminary business. Resolutions
were passed declaring the election Of Gov. Inger-oD
and the other Democratic candidates for state
officers.
The formal inauguration ceremonies 10 The Legs
lature took place this afternoon. Gov. l1sersoh T.
viewed the troops I'm the park and IN tue PROCESSION
rode in a carriage accompanied b7 cx-Iog Sewe-
Senator Buckingham in the procession as one a.
the insitsd guests. Gov. Ingsrsou afterward taok
the oath OF Office at the State House. Both Houses
assembled in joint Convention and listened 'o TIE
inaugural address. which was read by the Governor
in person
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
sKIRNnsHING AT ST. MARTINsvuLE-RETREAr OF
THE CITIZENS FORCES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION

THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
EyTTHTNNAiENT BY TIE MINISTER or COM,IEnCE-
THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT EIDICULED.
VIENNA. Wednesday, Stay 2. 1s7s
The Minister of Commerce gave an enter
ainment last evening the officials OF the Exhibition.
Among the toasts given on the occasion was one by
Bayard Taylor 10 The Industry OF Austria
grand military review honor OF the Prince Of
Wales took place here to-day.
LONDON. wednesday Nav ?, 1875.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Daily Nsos. ln iet
ter to that Journal rdcucs the American department
of the Exhibition and gives the following az correct
LIST OF the articles 70 the section assigned %
the Uuited States: Two cases OF Colts firearms. three
binnaces one stuffed eagle, two satccars dentists
chair and SIX bottles OF water from the Miss-
sppi River
The explanation OF this meager display is fOulI IN the
former mtsmanagement OF the American section, ANA t
is confidently hoped, now that the new Commissioners
and exhibitors have gone actively 20 work 20 repair ths
evil effects that the goods America VIII os speedily
unpac ked, and tie exhibition from that country TAl
come up 70 the standard expected