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The Centennial.

The international exposition project quite
evidently has received a new impulse from the
energy with which IL has been taken no by in
hGential citizens. The San Francisco .iIfa
California, of March 9th, after quoting the
wonderful munihcence of the city of Philsdel
phia in contributing almost half the entire ex
pence o. that great work, says: s'Somehow
there seems not enough room for percentages to
interest politicians in the plan and the object,
an expression of patriotic gratitude, is too pure
and high and noble feeling for the m snipuls-
ting politician to appreciate. 1t is not at slI hon
orsble 10 Congress if, after having started the
ball in motion, il leaves it now to roll or stop,
just as the motive power, that is money, is be-
slowed or withheld" But there is evidently a
rapid change going on, alike among Congress
and the people, and nothing has contributed
more to this change than the recent discussion
of the subject. The message of Governor Par
ker, of New Jersey; the stand OF Governor Dix
OF New York; the practical letter of Peter
cooper, Of the same state; the report of Charles
Francis Adams, jr., one of the Massachusetts,
commissioners at Vienna, in the course of which
he refers emphaticslIy to the vital necessity OF
maintaining the international exposition at
Philadelphia-these, together with the procla-
nation Of the President, followed By his invi-
tatiOn to foreign nations, and crowned by his
special message to Congress on the 9th o..
last February; the letter of Colonel Lyford
Chairman OF the board of Official experts ap-
pointed by the President to take charge of that
part Of the exposition composed of articles
contributed by the National Government;
De letters Of Quarttermaster General Megs,
Surgeon General Barnes, and other sci
entire beads Of bureaus, All stamp the Gen.
tennial, not az a state affair. but as doubly
national and International. Perhaps nothing
Las done more to help this good feeling than
the speech Of Hon. A. NJ. waddelI, of North
Carolina, at the recent popular uprising in
fhiladelphia, in which he spoke for the entire
south, ard was welcomed by that great north
ern assemblage as q confederate officer holding
seat In the Federal Congress. In this speech
ne greeted the Centennial as the real practical
road to perfect reconciliation: and when he
made this point, he was hailed with prolonged
cheering The south in Congress will doubt
lcss take note Of thIs fact, and remember that
President Grant himself is pledged to universal
amnesty, and that by moving in solid column
Tor the fnlflment of the government pledge to
our great international meeting at Philadelphia
On the 9Th Of July, 1876, they will do much to
remove all the disabilities that remain upon
any portion Of the southern people.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has declared q dividend of five per cent. on the
stock Of the main stem for the half year ended
Slst March, payable on and after the LIST OF
May proximo. Also, q dividend of 1--WE per
cent. on the stock of the Washington Branch
for the half year ended 3ls. Of March, payable
on the 18th instant
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ga NATIONAL DIssRACR."-The Chicago
Post and Nail, referring to our chronic memo
rislists and their charges now under investiga-
ton, very pointedly says:-"It is q national
disgrace that such men should be allowed to
make fuss about matters that in other cities
are disposed Of without the interference of
Congress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

The Baltimore Gazette advocates the extern
sion Of the Baltimore and Ohio canal from
Georgetown to Baltimore. The state OF Mary
land has bled to the extent OF q good many mil
lions to build the present canal, which Is run
for the benefit OF q political clique, and is not
likely TO throw away more millions in the same
direction and TO the same ends.
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A hAHL & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
ELECTBICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.
1tHth Srset, corner Louisiana apenxe northwest.

Having recently increased their manufacturing
facilities by the purchase Of additional machinery
and the construction of furnaces for fine brass and
bell casting and for bOns for batteries are now
prepared to make to order and furnish TeleRraphic
Electrical, and Philosophical Apparatus aud sup
plies OF all Sorts Their Carbon Zinc Battery is the
simplest, cleanest, and most reliable artery MAIZE
for private purposes, as does not require the use
OF any chemicals, and willfwork from two to three
ears without eediDg any attention except a sun
ply OF water to replace that which is CIV aporated
Bells, Signals &C furnished ard fitted up in % Bic
and private buildings.
esigns perfected and machinery constructed for
In entors The best quality Of Bells and fine Brass
castings OF the purest metal supplied on short no.
Ice sp4-1m
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Some OF the standing witnesses for the memo
Iialists are good deal discouraged by the re-
insal OF the committee TO pay them for daily
attendance through the Investigation. What's
tne good OF an Investigation, they say, that
won't supply them their daily hash and snifter.
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The memorialists are lsbsring to show that
taxes are high here, and that therefore govern
Eent should not pay It's proportion In order TO
n Ike them lower! To this end they hire coun-
-. to maintain An "Investigation."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

The absurd story started on the LIST Of April,
that Charles Sumner once swan across Ma.
CARA river just below the cataract, 10 going the
rounds yet.
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The llos pages Of the annual repo,t A. IN.
Chief Signal Ofhcer for the year 1873, ms, IL :.
sued from the Government Printing on ce. fur
HSh ample means Of finding out all abeut the
workings Of the signal service, and how oOls
Probabilities" gets al his weather Wisdom,
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Tvs 70 be regretted that Canon Kingsley had
% email an audience last night, through the
tpcsPacity Of the business manager,
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PERSONAL,
BOARDING.

con PER MONTH for frst-ciass BOARD to
S%O families; SIS per month for fret class Ia
bic Board. Furnished and unfurnished Rooms to
rent low. No. 500 II street northwest, corner 18th
Il NISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD; also, TA-
Bile BOARD. Northeast corner Massac husetts
avenue and 10th street northwest, mar9S ITS
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"only two witnesses were examined to -day, y
felesraphs MI. Lueius Quintus Curtius Wash.
insdone, shut they gave very damaging testi-
nopy."
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

1870 AS<AA<A<s
Los RLEr-fse three .sory BRICK HeUsT
70 ,, xVs street northwest; e7s per month.
S1Ety SMnln. mars I'm
E0R SAIL GOoB INVTeTHTNT-Ni5.
- BglLDlhe Lots Containing o. .ooe feet o.
ground, within three syuares a the Oapi o. o. 1sc
Ee5 foot for oash. RoBHRf PHILLIPS, eos
le-n street. mars I'm
EVR SALE Oh ExCRAH0R FOR INPRoyED
u property IN Wasbis gton, or for On annuity, lol
acres OF LAND, about two-thirds Of A nile fror,
"hnovlet esatio0," on the Point Of Ros Is rail
rosd. In direction from the city 10 the con stry
90 perfectly healthy st ell The land + III
and commsnds fine view AL Of q 10 svailsbI- Tor
city. Railway ticket, Sll 50 per quarter For other
particularly, inquire Of GEORGE TRUISnElL
Broker, SOS I'm street. mars in.
Il REsIDKNoS aud GRoU Hps sdjeipins the re-.
srvoir on Georgetown Heights, formerly occupied
o. Prssident Grant, and nov by J. Harris Gastren,
The house is large, furnished with all the modern
improvements, and IL suitable for eutzrt aiming the
grounds are handsomely ornamented with q ne
snrubosry ana evergreens; he situation is unsur-
pssed oy any IN the District, having splendid view
sithe whele city, river and surrounding couatry.
ninety thousand square feet. The property Will he
sold on easy terms or rented 90 hrst-class tela
Possessios given prfl l.
Apply TO T. l.. HUME, Of Hall hume, erocer,
eoI PennsyNanis sveSue. mar2S sm
EOR RKHT-A three-story BHICK HOUSE with
ten rooms, containing oil modern I'm prov.ments;
rent S66 per month Situated on 18th street, bet
and y northwest. Inquire @ HOS NJ street
noTtnNeN- feb7 nm
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LAST GRAND RECEPTION.
The above Reaction will take Mace
fkiDAf EVENING, 10TH INSTANT
ne entire bnild1 8 will be thrown opan.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY will sing sir Grand
Shoruses. snd these will be inrerspersaf vt SOLO
Sins ms BY PROF OOLLIERE ana his pu pil, MI,
SOODALL Tickets for sale st Warren Ohosts a
20, VIM bslaltyne's and at the Office Y. u.
"a ap9-u
fMIRCHANTs' AND MEOHANICS'
Wy BUILDING ASS0CIATION.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the stock holders IT the Msr
sh.hts, and Mechanics, Building Association will
Dc held on THURSDAY the 9Th instant, at Room
No S09 street northwest, N ssoDic TEN ple,D at
O'Clock p m The proposed amendments to the
nsttutisB viii Be taken mp for action thereon.
yited TO attend.
WILSON 4 BROWN, President
J. r. PBATHf Il. Secretary. APPS ~
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NOTHING SO CHEAP As DRY
GOODS.
Best PRINTS, 10 cents.
Good PRIH1s, Q cents.
Androscoes COTTON, lax cents.
Wamsutts COTTON, Is cents.
PAPER CAMBRIA, 10 cents.
Job lot BLACK ALPAOAS. 50, 81, and rs cents,
the cheapest 10 the market.
BLACK SILK, q, worth $50.
WHITE SPREADS, o. 50, worth Ss So
All other goods down in proportion.
LUTrRILL 4 WINE.
.pset. 1880 Penna. avenue, cor, 10th st.
THE SPRI.H'G STYLES.
call atteLtion to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles Of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, Amt ng many other varieties, on my counters:
The s.DiamOnd Check Suit,
new ard handsome style in fashionable fabrics.
IL is neat, dressy, and keeps its shape well.
The Double.breasted Sack Suit
ia easy and graceful, adapted for either dress or
business The Vests lubie -bre astsi aud has the
new Dotcbed collar. The Pants are from q nes
model, easy in wear and snug in 1T.
The New Color Suit
is smode of beauty 1t is Of seasonabIe weight and
peculiar finish, is ryative in style and
for persons who prefer quiet and moons picuous
dressing.
The s'Par Excellence Suit
is the most dressy business suit on my counters. I
have il in four different shades and fabrics 1t is
quite reasonable in price, and selling very rapidly
The s.TwiIight' Suit
feurd very desirable last season that I had
special orders placed for large quantities. and am
now prepared to supply the heaviest demand.
My $40 AlI.wooI Suits
great hit. They are by far the best and
che apest offered for many sdsy. have an extra
force at work On these goods.
Great Specially in Mems Pants.
All colors. all styles, all of the best Foreign and
Domestic Fabrics. In this line defy competition.
EvEYBODY INVITED
TO call and the styles, whether they wish to
buy or not.
q STR TIA
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WILSON 4. BROWN, Presiden
J. r. FEATHER, Secretary ana
- DisrHfcT on COLUMBIA,

WAsHINGToN, ID. u, N arch 80, 1874.
N vice IL hereby given that WEDN ESDAY.
pri l74, will bave pired oil licens.s given by
ths plstI,St 81 Golumbi, to Commercial Agents,
snn si Pr9dGce Dealers at large and ia all
All persons engaged in said business, trades or
oIe-sons must promptly rrnes said licenses in
ulslng licenses approved June %, 1874 viz: THAT
every persoR engaged ia any trade, occu patton or
Jaws OF the District Of Oolumbia shall, At the time
,or procuring ihs same, make application 20 the
neg Ter and shall state under osth or aft -nation
The Register snail then issue t. the appli-
cant certihcste stating the particular kind Of H.
cense Tor hich application has been made, AMI the
amount OF money required BY law 90 be paid there
for. Said certificate shall be delivered 10 tha Dol
money stated therein, give certificate of dsp Isiy
stating the amount Of money paid and the kind of
heer Sc T.gnirtd 81 II shall be the duty of the Reg
"That every person liable for a license tar who
may fail 70 pay the same before engaging in the
shall, 10 addition to the license imposed, pay A
rne OF penalty Of not lees than i've nor more than
IsIsila' JOHN Y. COOK, Register D. O.
~ EXECg-IyE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
u, meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, 1874,
"a the room lately occupied by the Superintendent
City Hall, for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
tne nslustion returned by the Assessors upon new
1nid ,' Improvements, &C., terected during the
year lSS, Tor the tax for the fiscal year ending
The Board will be in session each d.y, Sunday.
for the period Of 30 days, commencing March and
ending April ii. ls74 1AN
F f,s1, n e Sstdsn, i; Council Dist
Jno, + Mitchell, Sd I" W W Moore, 9Th
H;H w PS6Ss, 9Th Icons sc9tt. 9TH
George TAYLOR, 9th i'll N RoWen iith
49,, ALEX, +: saEPHEsD, Gov. D. q.
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There was An old croaker Of ID. q.
Who said Chow remarkable easy
To pull down the live men;
For We croakere win thrive then"
This remarkable old croAker of ID. O..
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FOR SALE.

FOh SALE.
EOR sALE-Lsrge Butchers LIZ BON; 40.
4 4e2 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest sPg-S'
FOB sALE-one or two CARTS aud HARNESS,
Bhode Island avenue, between the hours Il ana
"a O'CLOCK m. sp9-st'
E'oR sALE-A T-Octaye soeewood PIANO;
essh. Enquire No. 1889 street north MA
A LADY Who Intends travelling 90 Kurope with.
TR Ete eSy % very s0% Is,e in L1oE
assrs thing new and large size Refsctants please
swer and full particulars returned st once. sps ST.
For shLE-At the stables of CHEM os-
hER3 OF az aoRsE isr sfSm near ss1n. I'M, 40
,rnsiIn and Msrylsrd, among them sOnsN2A
sr1sht ssddle, and workers. They
money. ana Al, .ne
t'ok sALI-Two DARTS add CART aAR.
"a les: Inquire at Metropolitan Stables, Iss.
t'oR sALE..Hes,y wrought iron RAILING.
Eent M 81 a I6,s e,n aud Gas Fitting Establish
pony PB KToN, with aud Without tops, aud
RUMBLEs. A great assortment OF . 2f5RS-
hne MARRIAGES., new and second 49,
ond band Carriages taken in exchange. p. N,
sCHMITT q 90, No. 3I9 18th street, between q
and Washington, and 81 West Fsyette street,
t'0R sALE-Ths REsIRENCE Of b B. VIII
towp Appy 70 Witt Witt Hsisht' Of George
ZOE sALK-A Lishte, Newton a Bradbury PA
-, NO, OF good tone and in good order;
10 cash 10. stool and cover included; owner
Please call from to6 p. m. am az
E0R SALE-A good second hand, SIX passenger
family CARRIAGE, 500. Ditto am . !.
ioarspIns ss. extension p;i top ye5y nns,
fHETON, IA perfect order, sis.
ROBT. II GRAHAM,
carriage Repository and FACTORY
sE -a 4lO-4I4 sth st bet. ID and 4, n. W.
FOR sALE-A very stylish BAY HORSE, seyep
n years OLD; works well in single or double n
hs'ness Apply at FLEMIN6's Stable, IN
41O street northwest. at6-1ts HS
ZOE sALI-No; MILLER SAFE, in perfect
Il order. A. LAWS & SON SIS 7th street. - ~
posite Patent Office. sni's,P
ENOR sALE-A desirable BUILDING LOT, 'front.'
ing . feet on the north side of street bet ween
9 o a snd Ith northwest. Inquire of l.. kAUFMAs,
eIo.aleI. eS4 th street northwest. mara I'm
tQR sALE-Fine CANARY and MOCKING
= HikDS warranted good singers. BIRDaxs
Sso5sssox pr afr low; No l5s South street
Iebs-G J. NJ. GOETZ.
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FM'IBURN's
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA AND MINlRAL
WATERS, on Draught.
l&sS PENNSYLVANIA AvHxyx,
aIsn Neu sinanb.
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a STRAUS.
lOll....P PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 1O11
apT-tr Between 10th and lltb straits
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-In or near Sheldons Academy, last even
ing, hUBBER LOCKET. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 945 Penn
sylysnia avenue. 1t.
I OsT-On the evening of the 7th, near corner 8
- and l4th streets, a BLAC LACE VEIL. suit
able reward il left at L 432 street. APPS -3ts
co REWARD-Lest, Monday night, TOPAZ
tDo SLEEVE BUTTON, with star and pearl in
the center. The above reward will be given IL re.
turned to this office. ap8-3
L OST-Ssturday evening, on l4th street, between
IL 1886 L street and 1 407 Massachusetts avenue,
gold and oxydiZed SILVER CHATELAINE
The finder Will be rewarded by its return to 1886
/ street. ap6 6ts
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100, 900
MAGNOLIA GRAN DE FLORA.

From one foot 10 neen feet; price only one dollar
per foot. Planted and guaranteed one year IN Hor-
folk ard Portsmouth without charge. xIssU here
charge the ez RsnsA D sxperisnes, April, Asfsst
or esptcIbsr me best time for RlsstinG the hse-
shrubbsry for this eprisG- y. Il. B0GNOf,
maxA-lm lac james street., nerfolk, We.
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M rs. Il; J. IRIHOH, OF PHILADELPHIA.
and Tea Medium, has loostsd - IelS usy xork
sysnns One sSe, 2, =; n:o pa Mr.
LNEnAL1 DLBRAsEe Of eli kinds srsesed. d..
4 ssrfbe 60 ena eeoioss -: sdvtos end ne11.
No. SIS uoesh IN aRese. Phfln1slUh1a. ton3-lys
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- EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF OOt,UMBIA.

TAPE WORM
AS$ REMOVED WITH MAD COMPLBTE
IN FEW HOURS,
AT No. zoos SEVENTH STREET, NoRrHvxs,.
where specimens can be seen.
Consultation free. decls-ly-
hFPENICKS INDIAN HAIR RHSTO8ER
Wy has never been known to fail 1t frees the
scalp rom DaBdruff, restores Gray Hair to its ma
inrsl COLOR renders IL soft and pliase proven the
Hair from falling ont, and reproduces it when gone
Druggists IyI9tv
hSsSCHrNOK 3 MANDRAKE PILLS,-Theae
Wy pills are conn posed exclusively of vegenable
Ingredients, ard although they entirely su persede
the use c mercury do not leave any Of its inJursus
effects. The act directly upon the liver aud are a
valuable remedy in all cases of derangemept resuIt
ing from disordered state Of that organ, Liver
nomp!siRt, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, SICK
Headache, Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C all succrimb TO
he nee use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale
By all Druggists and Dealers p9-tr
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IN THE SUPREME COUBTO OF THE DISrRIOT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
H0ldtns Special Term, April 7th, 1874.
In the case Ct George w. Brooks, executor of
HANSEN BROOKS, deceased, the executor afors-
said has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, April 18th, 1874, for the
hnal settlement and distribution Of the per-
sonl estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into Money when and where all the creditors
and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit in said
deceased's estate: Prortdsd, COPY of this order be
published once q week for three weeks In the
Evening star previous 70 the said day. Test:
ap9-th ST A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
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VIA Rms FOR SALE

For sale the beautifully situated country seat
shOWn as CLAhkNc, two miles from Alex an -
drls, and IN lew minutes walk Of the Thealo- 81
elea eehlnarg and High School The house -
buildings. WV
The groun DIS are handsomely laid out, the or
chAra are yeuug and thrifty aud in full bearing
Also an abundance 81 small fruits, such grapes,
respberfles aud strawberries in great variety.
The view Ii one Of the most charming In this
country, having con mand ng views OF the Potem.c
river Allen andIia and the Capitol at WAshingtOn
FOR terms and ether information desired AppiV n
BURKE HERBERT, Bankers, Alexsadria,
va. mar1-eOlm
O4n a a a M a.. - z, ~ :. - :.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-15
Progress Of Work On the wichita
RORd.

Grading on this road IL, notwith-
standing the hot weather, going for
ward rapidly. -Four miles have al
ready been graded, and six additional
miles of the right of way cleared, the
balance of the distance, seven miles, to
the county line is now occupied by n
force of men who will proceed ut once
TO prepare ii for the graders. In addi-
ton 10 the progress on the earth work
all the bridge timber for the first five
miles is on the ground, and will be
placed in position on the arrival of the
contractor, Mr.. Hall, who will reach
this city on Monday. So much
for the uuilinching energy of its presi-
dent, Dr. Calder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-15
The New street Car,

The new street car No. 3, of the John
Stephenson X Co. make, of New York,
was received by the Dallas city car
company, yesterday. 1t is u very hand
some piece Of work and possesses many
improvements over Nos. and 2. The
seats are perforated so as to repre-
sent number of Single stars" while
each end of the car is furnished with a
lamp, and the rules as regards the de.
post of fare and the making of change
are printed both In German ami Eng
lish. There is also the addition of a
change gate, which will he found very
convenient in winter. The words,
"Maln Street, occupy the place sup
piled 10y the names of our citizens ON
the old cars.
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Letter from AN Immigration Agent.
rENAs bUltEAU on lMMiGRATlON,
~, LOUIS. Mo-, August 1, 1874.

rENAs HUltEAU on bMiGRATlON,
81 LOUIS, Mo, August /, lSl J
Hon, j. u. Robertson, General Superlntcu.
dent bureau Of immlgra ion, Houston,
Texas;
DEAR Sill write to say that have
succeeded III getting passage on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas and Tex
~ Central reduced to cents per mile,
saving of ~ % on each passenger to
Austin and proportionate to all other
points. The fare now will be to Deni-
son, II 80 Dallas, Sll 10 Waco,
SIS 10; Houston, Sl6 50; Austin, Sl7 So;
Galveston, Sl7 81 in currency ; but
these rates will not be given except to
parties holding printed check, duly
signed by an officer of your bureau. |
have had 1000 checks printed with
stub, and bound in ten small
check books will send you sample
Tomorrow. | have already issued six
to passengers to-day, though they are
not yet ont of press. | also send you
sample of my poster, which | shall
shortly have up in every county in ten
states. have also an advertisement,
the same ms my poster, in Colemau's
Rural World read by fifty thousand
farmers. | have also addressed letters
to several lines OF railroads that are
feeders to the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad, aud hope shortly to
announce reduced fare from all the
states. Most of my letters come from
Michigan, and ought TO 90 over there,
after u few days or weeks, and arrange
for reduced passage and make our bu-
reau more fully known. There are u
very large number of persons here who
seem to be a good class, mostly Ger
mans, who want help to get TO Texas.
Please make known throughout the
state that | can forwardany class of la
Dor, including house servants, by their
sending me the price of passage, Many
of them can give the best of references,
and will work out the sum advanced ut
very reasonable wages. Times are very
hard here on that class of people.
Very truly yours,
W. q. KINGSBURY.