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RELIEF FOR TEXAS.
The Washington Artillery to the
Front.

With that promptness with which they
always responded to the call Of duty has the
Washington Artillery always responded to the
call of charity. Even during the war the
spirit Of benevolence which has ever charac-
terized the battalion since its first organiza.
ton manifested itself, and when in '62 the
appeal came from the afflicted city of Charles
ton, which fire had laid bare, the Washing
ton Artillery was among the first to answer,
and the answer, which we submit, speaks for
itself 1t was as follows:
HEADQUARTERS B. w. A.
Camp Hollins, Jan. 4, 1862 {
Major Cabal, Quartermaster Department., N. Va:
Major Responding to the suggestion con-
tanned in the circular Of Major Thos. G. Rhett,
A. A. g., that collection be made for the
relief of the sufferers by the late fire in
Charleston, s. c., have to report to you as
recommended the following amounts contri-
buted by the Washington Artillery:
Field and staff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 90
First Company. ........................3 1923 so
Second Company. .......-................6 600 90
Third Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ISL 90
Fourth company. Observation-Disclosures. 379 80
Of this amount hand you herewith in
cash SIS and $1444 16, subscribed to be de-
Quoted from the pay roll of November and
December by the Quartermaster.
am, Major, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
]. B. WALTON,
Major Commanding.
Actuated by the same spirit, the old bat
TALON met yesterday morning at the arsenal, on
Perdido street, for the purpose Of moving for
the relief of the Texas sufferers.
Col Walton from the chair explained-as
matter of formality-the object of the meet
ing, and said it had been suggested that the
proceeds of the entertainment tonight be de-
voted to the accomplishment of the object.
He said the battalion needed the money, but
he felt sure that when it came to judge be-
tween their own needs and the needs of
Others, the decision would be worthy of the
battalion.
Capt. J. B. Richardson, when Col. Walton
had concluded, introduced the following reso-
luton:
RESOLVED, That this battalion has learned
with profound sorrow of the awful disasters
that have befallen our fellow-citizens all along
the Gulf coast, resulting from the terrible
and unprecedented recent storm, and sin
cerely sympathise with the survivors in their
great distress, and, approaching the necessity
that demands immediate aid and relief, the
Washington Artillery hereby appropriates the
entire net proceeds of the entertainment to
take place tonight for the benefit Of their
treasury to the relief of the sufferers, to be
applied where most needed and in such man
ner as will accomplish the most good.
It was adopted without dissenting voice.
A resolution providing for a committee to
be composed of the commanding officers of
each company, with the commanding officer
of the battalion as chairman, to take charge
of and make the proper disposition Of the
money, was adopted, and the meeting adj
iorpnod
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European Correspondence of the Bulletin.]

European Correspondence of the Bulletin.1
BERLIN, May 10th, 1875.
Dear Bulletin-I find that there are great
many Americans in Berlin; so many, in fact,
that one meets them at every turn and corner,
and as q rule they are not difficult to recog-
nize; for, besides some little peculiarities Of
language and expressions, by which one can
often distinguish q citizen of the Great Re-
public from their English cousins. you will
not be in company with one five minutes be-
fore he will betray his nationality, by some
direct allusion to America, usually by making
a contrast between its institutions and those
of this, or any other country where he may
happen to be.
The English make considerable sport Of
our national vanity, but they are just as bad
themselves, and in many cases, to this vanity
add spirit of determined obstinacy or "bull-
headedness" thAtis proof against all facts or
arguments tending to show that the institu-
tons of a strange country are equal to those
of Great Britain. But the truth is, that we
can hardly find any nation in which this trait
of character is not recognizable; the French
are VIGOROUSLY conceited about anything they
have, and it is believed that most of them
look upon other nations, much as did the An
cient Greeks upon the Inhabitants of Persia
and other neighboring count.ie all of whom
they spoke Of in a general way as "barba-
rians."
hoct ne ic hal IF fho
conceited Britons regard the French some
what in the same light, and I have friend,
an Englishman, who says that Frenchman
is merely q refined Irishman, and we all
know how disparagingly the English think
and speak of the Irish. Thus it goes, and SO
far as 1 can see, the Germans seem to make
less display of their national vanity than any
other race Of people, though they have an
immense amount of it for all that, and it
may be said that no native of Europe, or of
the world in fact has better grounds for such
vanity Just now than the Germans.
But the stories that are told over here of
American vanity, and how ridiculous our
countrymen make themselves at hotels,
watering-places, and everywhere else they are
to be met, are really very amusing. 1t is ad-
mitted that we have great country, and that
we are great people, but at such distance
it is hard for Europeans to realize or credit
all the e1travagant accounts our American
travellers give of things in the far West, for
they very naturally think that the Yankees,
as they call us all collectively, take advantage
of being SO far away from home to boast of
more than they really can lay claim to. One
point, however, upon which they always con-
cede, our superiority in mechanical inven-
TONS In Berlin one sees aumbers of depots
for the sale of American sewing machines and
other useful domestic contrivances that the
ingenuity of the Yankees has produced An
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LNRUITS TEAS AND COFFEES
THE NEW RED STORE,
S5.............-. Canal Street.
Receives daily fresh supply of Tropical and Do.
nestle Fruits. Keeps constantly on hand assert
ment of Canned Fruit and choice stock of Teas and
Coffee.
Prices very moderate to suit the times Give us
call and satisfy yourselves. L. TORRE
my23 SuWeFr I'm IS Canal street.
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Two SUNSETS IN ONE DAY.-One Of the finest
sights Professor Stiner, the aeronaut, says that
he ever saw, was the view be had of two sunsets,
while on his balloon trip from Milwaukee. He
was at certain altitude the first time when he
saw the sun go down on Lake Michigan and then
descended to the waters of the lake. Afterward
he commenced rising very rapidly, and soon
reached such an altitude that the fiery orb again
began to rise, apparently upon the Western
waters, and ere long he was once more in sun
light. Then, as he decended again, the sun
sunk beneath the waters q second time, thus
affording two sunset views in single day. The
professor says, as the sun appeared to rise q
second time, it was one Of the finest visions he
ever witnessed, and the spectacle was one Of the
most magnificent description.
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Grant ought to interfere in New Hampshire.
The Democrats are getting control Of the State
there is q dispute in the Legislature, and he
should send troops there as he did in Louisiana
The cases are perfectly parallel, except that he
had brother-in-law in New OrleanslAnd has none
in Concord. But that is only matter Of family
interest. IN point Of principle the cases are the
same, and if necessary he might send brother
in-law there for while and then order on the
troops.-Ne,c York Sun.
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OUR GERMAN LETTER.

Americans In Berlin-Their Reputation for
y National Vanity-Amerfcan Dentists i'm
Europe-The Lady Dentist in Berlin-A
Pair Of Youthful Quill Drivers-One from
the Crescent City, Whose Letters to the
Picayune had been Set Upon by the Times
and Republican-Ob Observations Of 4 New
Orleanian Abroad.
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Some Of the woman are in ectasies over the
pull back style of the dresses nowadays, Says
one of 'em: "Woman has certainly evoluted a
little out of the original sin. At last you see in
broad daylight, her whole natural shape. In
doubtedly we shall retro grade trifle, but pro-
gress is our watchword, and the eye OF prophecy
beholds, in future Eden, woman robed in gar
ment which will allow the free action of all the
organs, for all are honorable Therefore, re-
joice with me that my sex once more dares to
show Adam the woman-not bundle OF rags,
but the form divine in its beauty and grace, and
pray with me that the day is not far distant when
the limbs, now tied back, be emancipated, the
arms, now trussed like q baked fowl, be allowed
to move to the melody Of bodily notion and,
through the recovered laws OF health, new
woman constitution formed, to which she shall
cling, with Andy Johnson tenacity, forever and
ever" Amen.-ELchdnge.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Drawings, Specificatio of Buildings CT Ma
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New Orleans June 4, 1875. je5 3t*
FRUITS, TEAS AND coFFEEs
THE NEW RED STORE,
Receives daily fresh supply of Tropical and Do.
nestle Fruits. Keeps constantly on hand an assort
ment of Canned Fruit and choice stock of Teas and
Coffee.
Prices very moderate to suit the times Give us q
my23 SuWeFr I'm IS Canal street.
Leon Queyrouze. Oscar Bots.
QUEYROUZE s. BOTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WINES AND LIQUORS, AND ALL KINDS OF
WESTERN PRODUCE,
At the Blue Store,
Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets New Orleans
Louisiana Benevolent Live Stock
Insurance COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once 12S Gravier Street, Bet On Camp
and St. Charles Streets.
Insures HORSES, MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident DEATH and secures to
the the orafu;tons servcoa of tho
Surgeons of the Company.
INSPECTORS.
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McENERY, ELLIS & ELLIS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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John g. Fleming,
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He has the largest assortment
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Chandeliers and Gae Fixtures re-bronsed In . STYLE
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BY
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GREAT JACKSON ROCTE,
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Only one change Of sleeping cars to East&R
cities.
Tickets for sale and information piyen n 4
Camp street, corner Common.
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91-Silver, Amalgam and Guillois Ceusae
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MEDICAL,

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SAVE YOUR COTTON.

THO. F. BRAUN e. VIM. FITZNER,
81 Camp Street,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Drawings, Specificatio of Buildings Ma
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N0TICE.-The Power of Attorney granted by
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Octave Morel, has been cancelled add annuel.
o. H. BOWLES.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
aAsnn ~ 49,
NOTICE. NO. =
U. \. survey Ne. iei.

TT q. LAND oPPIcg, CARLSON CITY.
VI. Nevada, NAY ;, IsIo.-Noticc IL hereby
siyen that the Capital Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Q corporation organized and existing
und,r and by yitue of the laws OF the state 81
Nevada, having lie postoffce address and prn.
- X 4. i. iButIsr. its scsni and . stock.
patent for two thoussnd 600 linear fct 81
ths Cspital Lode. bearing cold and silver, called
he cspitsi Oold and silver Mining Conpany'r
cain. climate IN the Uoid Hill Mining District,
Storey county, State Of Nevada. the same 81.
tending two thousand s.oo0) feet In . north.
cPo.s M. II sions the 'n linz Of aid ledge. vein
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


TT q LAND opPICE, CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, Nay u. ISIS. Notice !, hereby
given that II. n. Fowler. whose portoflee ad.
dress 10 a. Virginia City. Nevada. a. attorney
Coz and In behalf Q, NE thereof. has
siI hundred ts6o) linear feet Of . certain lode
or vein Of quarts Or ether rock IN place. hear.
ing gold and silver. and known ~ the Comstock
Lcde and the Mitchell mining company's min.
!ae clam, .iis u1 10 ne gol1 Ivy Nlniss p,..
same extending slx hundred too0l icct In .
southsasteriy direction from tho location DO.
Tee (Post No. u alsng the line Of said ledge,
vein or isde. and embracing the same, with all
10 dips. spar end angles. With surfacs ground
on he plat and asld sstes on ale In ny once
~ follows. 10 Wit:
Begtnning 81 Post No I, located In Grizzly
Ravfns. on the east eide Of Gold Canyon, about
10 fest south OF The woodvills Company's new
ant ssrss, ncrh % degrees east 100 fee, tc
Post No. 1, vhsncs hsass The smoke stack Of
the woodvills compsny's new hoisting works
north 0ek degrees vest. hag<taf on Mount
Davidscu north II degrees 8 minutes west,
:SG aisSsss s g sa ss%.a nil nm sGS's .o q degree.
grsss west; thence from said Post No. ., scc.
ood csarve, ssuth ts degrees esst Geo feet 20
Post No. .: thence, third eourSs, south IA 40
Ersss west 100 fset 10 Post Ne. 4, whence bears
the quarter section corner on tho pouth line of
seetion !. township 10 nsrth. RANGE n east,
hoant Dtahlo meridian, north slk degrees
west, distant 3o1 feet: thence, fourth eour.c,
north y degress wet 90 feet 10 post No. 8:
thenes, 1hh course, porh 70 degrees east 100
!eet 70 Pot No. ]. the point OF beginning; con.
talnlng . si.ioo acres.
Bearines exprcssed from true meridian. Mag.
petie varatisu, isk degrees cast.
improvements and labor conpIst OF two TIM.
nels sxcesdipg fvs hundred dollars In value.
survey made 70 accord with record Of lo<stion,
THIS ehim 10 boandcd on the north by ths
Rough And ksady Cenpany's mining claim the
hssFsst % The vest SsIng Inc WoodyIIie Com
psny's cAia o. 10 10. q; the elslmants on he
''Ssa I'd - :; Scsnosn. $500,
nay b fsand n Book 2, psgs 800, of the Gold
nil Mining hesorts, kspl In the once OF the
Ccas;y Rse.ordsf Of Storey county, d Virginia
s;i;ss ADoLruus WAITE, Register.
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DOCK lsLAND GOLD AND

ID 0CK lsLAND GOLD AID
N Silver Mining Company. = Location OF
principal place Of bssiness, San Francisco, Cal
Hernia.
Location Of works. Gold MN Mining District,
Storey county. Nevsda.
Notice 10 hereby given that al Q meeting Of
the Board 81 Dlrceters held on The ipth day OF
May. 1873. an assessment tho. ~ OF One Dollar
per share Was levied on the capital stock OF the
compensation. payable Immediately 10 United
States gold coin. 10 the Secretary q the ofiee
ofthe Company. San Fnscisco. Csiifomla.
Any stock upsn which this assessmsnt shall
remain unpsn on The Tweatyshrpt day Of
June, ISIS, will DO delinquent. spd advertised
for sLs at publie auction, and uhlcsa payment
h made 6efe win BE- sold On MONDAY,
the Twelfth day Of July, lsT3, 70 pay The della.
qusnt assessment, together with the costs Of
advertising and exponses Of sale.i IUf
BY order Of The Board OF Direeton.
v. CHARM. Secretary.
Onee-Roon No.A <is California street, San
Francisco, California. nyft I'd
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NOTICE.

mo a. n. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
j Kill: You and each Of yeu will please
take notice a. ~co-owners, that we. the under
signed, part owners Of that certain mining
claim and lode known a. the Mitchell Mining
Compsny's claim. situated In the Gold I'LL
Mining district. In the county OF Storey State
Of Nevada. have expended the sum OF slI
Hundred and Nineti.eirht Dollars In labor
and Improvement upon raid claim. prior tothe
drt day OF January. A. ID. 1875 that the pro
norton of expenditures made ~ aforesaid. due
from each Of you respectively. TO the under
aligned, 10 - follows. to-wit. .
From y. N. Collins. %. ooS
From Joshua Mitchell. ....,......... Uoo
You and each OF yon ar. further notlned,
that We, the undersigned. demand The imme.
dIate payment thereof. and that In case VOC
failo or refuse 10 pay the respective amounts set
oppoplte your names above 60 h.h- rcwies.
one of The undersigned, a. his once. NO. ~
Souih @ street, Virginia, Nevada, before VIC
expiration Of ninety days rom The date o. thif
uotIrr. your interests In the said Mitchell Tom.
psny's claim win, BY opcsaiion Of Law, s.eotie
Inc pruperty Of the underpigned IT,. IL. Fowler
and Joseph Ramsdeii. whs made the said ex'
penditures on said claim. -
n. n. FOWLER.
JOSEPH RAhsDkLL.
Ooid nil. NarehiT I, 1878. mill no
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Hs laid down the basket Of chips ho
had pilfsred. and. looking hard at the
urshin who had been making at arget Of
him by shooting at him with a "nigger
killer" said: "whAr was you raised.
chilsi" "shuroarge.' said the young
hoodlum. "In do Sorff" "Yeth,
thir." ct tort no. Suddern white
folks children wouldn't do like dat.
Lemme tell you. honey. manners Is
gwins TO carry you furder dan money.
You heah mei"
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Me-. L. W. CurLxR. Of Denver. Col.
recently declined to be City Sexton. say
ing: "Ths idea Of cropping among
tombstones and communing with ghosts
and COLLINS for q livelihood auses q cold
chill TO run down my back. No. gentle
men, I must refuse. would rather DO
q toad. and live upon the yapor Of q
dungeon. than wait for my fellow man
10 die that ! might grow fat. Please
leave me TO pursue tho quiet walks OF
private life"
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And In accordance with law. and an order %
the Board OF Directors. made on the sh day
Of April, isib, 20 many shsrrr Of each parcel
Of such stock a. ma, be necessary will be sold
Rooms . and 9, No. s01 Montgomery street. nan
Yrancisoo, California. on THURSDAY, the 81
day OF June. 1875. Ct the hour Of . O'Clock r. n.
Of said day, 10 pay aaid delinquent Assessmeni
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses oil the sale.
WV. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofhee-Rooms o and q, No. 3o7 Montgomery
street, Ban Franeisco, Cal. myisd
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And IN accordance with Law. and A order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the 9Th day Of
April. 1875, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of sueh stock % ma. be nscessaJ vii BE- sold
pany, sii California street. San Frsncisco. CAB
ffornia. Rooms . and 4 (pecond hoor), on NON.
DAY. the sist day Of Niy. lsIu. st the hour Of
O'Clock ?. Of ssid day, 10 PAY said dslin.
qnent assessment thereon, teeether Win costs
JIM. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Ofnee-Sii California street, Rooms and I
(second hoor), San Praneisco, Cal. mylttd
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A YELLOW in Kentucky ran away with
farmers daughter and horse. and VA
holly pursued. Tho farmer got within
close range. and nourished . revolver,
..Don't shoot, for heavens sake!'
shouted the lover. ~ WON'T" was the
reply, "'causs I'm afeared Ill hit thel
hoes. Just leave thsr hoss and take
thsr GAL" That compromise was nc.
copied by the young folks. who walked
on to q preachers house, and the father
rode home on his horse.
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the Hoard Of Directors. made ON the tenth day
Of April, ISIS, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary. win be
rold At public auction. at the salesDom OF
John Middleton 4 Son, No, $40 Montgomery
s!Iss,, sSn pranel.so; c.ilf0tni,' on TED
1878. at the hour OF one ~ O'Clock
=. n. Of said day. To pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with c0sts Of adyertis.
Ing aud expenses Of the sale.
q. A. SANKRY. Secretary.
onice-Room 20, No. SCI Montgomery street,
Gan Francisco, California. mlStd