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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

THE DEMOCRATS OF MARYLAND opened
tbe state campaign last night with a mass
meeting on Monument square, in Baltimore.
The gathering was immense, not less than
1000 persons or more being on the square
and III adjacent streets during the progress of
me meeting. Hon. ReveTdy johnson pre-
sided, making brief remarks before TAXING
ne chair. His address was read by James
A l. Mcclure. Addresses were also deliy
cred by Hon. John Lee Carroll, neminee for
ware, and others
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THE BAIL OF MILES, THE ALLEGED BANK
AND SAFE BURGLAR.-Judge Donohue YES
terday denied the motion in the case of Geo
Miles. sought to be held on a warrant of ex-
tradition on requisition OF the governor O.
vermont, that he be admitted TO bail, but
without prejudice to a renewal of the appli-
cation. Mr.. w. A. Beach counsel for Miles
men made the same motion before Judge
Brady, who reserved his decision.-M y
World I7fh Az
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RSThe first fast mail train cas-, lAf, o,bioo-

~ Jhe nrst fast mail train east left Chica-
go at SO last evening.
a.. Inc CItramontanes of the Bayarian
IIet art preparing note OF censure against
change the ministry. us W
Mrs. ! Il. b Stuart, the widow of the
NOTED confederate general OF cavalry. has he
eo Gomez an instructor In the southern female
~ The argument in the case of Fa,ha-
Stack VS.. Bishop O'Hara was conclnded al
Williamsport, Pa, yesterday, The Gaze Is
held under adyisenlept, WV -
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FATAL ARRAY IN VIRGINIA-Wel learn
neal, In this county, between John Wright
and Robert Conley, two we'll known young
men, which resulted fatally to the latter.
Iney were engaged In dispute concerning
into hot quarrel, when Wright drew his
pistol and shot Conley through the head.
Wright is a son of Mr.. W. A. Wright, m anu
facturer of the Durham brand Of smoking
tobacco, and Is said to be q man of violent
and irascible Lynscho1ug Re
s;,,TIir0y1 -
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THE NORTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTIONAL
CoNyESTION-The Orange county N. c.
tiecilon 10 NIL the. vacancy caused by the
death of Hon. William Graham resulted in
The election Of Patterson, DEM, by some COZ
majority, giving the democrats two majority
IN The convention. That body is now fairly
az work. The ordinance fixing the per diem
or The General Assembly passed its final
Teadlng, and one reducing the Supreme Court
lncges 10 three from five passed its second
reading, some fifteen republicans voting
for IL. AS
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Fatal locomotive Explosion.

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, Sept. Isl at might
a loo omotive OF coal train on the Lahigh
valley railroad exploded at Stony Creek.
John helshner, engineer, John DupIer. fire.
man, and Benz. Hoffman and II. w. KOIp.
bTakemen, all Of Fairview, were instantly
killed. Geo. Owens, brakeman, was injUrof.
but not fatally.
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ANOTHER VIEW OF 1.-THE question:
whether the election in Maine is so confirmed
rebuke To tho administration and especial
~ to Mr.. Blaine as IN force his retirement
nom the canvass for the Presidency aud to
confirm the tidal wave' successes of last
fall is now widely discussed. Does the cleo
ton in Maine mean the absolute downfall OF
The republican party? II the democratic
utal wave were still sweeping on, and if men
were open TO the same influences which car
ried New York and Ohio into the democracy
by large majority, should not Maine have
gone democratic? Does not the fact that this
state has been saved for the party even by a
reduced majority show that perhaps because
Of these Imitation foilies OF Ohio and Pennsyl-
VaGla, The tidal wave is beginning 10 90 the
other way?-N. y. Herald
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Ordination of Priests

NEW YORK, Sept.-Rev. Chas. j. Gallag-
her, OF ST. Mary's College, Emmi It's burg
Md, and Rev. Jas. Woods, of Niagara Falls
Seminary, were ordained priests TO day in
the Cathedral of Brooklyn.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Loans, decrease,
81 .37l 400; specie, decrease 99 7OO legal ten
ders, decrease, 81 ,2i7 200; deposits, decrease
S2,123 800; circulation, decrease, 81 800; re-
serve, decrease, 8, 557 $50.
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THE BENEFITS OF A RAILRoAD.-The
growth of Gainesville, Ga, in population
and business since the completion of the
Richmond and Atlanta airline railroad. on
which 1t is located, has been quite remark
able The road has been completed only two
property has increased from $50 900 to about
SSS0,0OO; the trade of the town, which for n
erly amounted to only $50, 900 annually, is
now estimated at $500. 200; the assessment of
the county in which Gainesville is located
has risen from $4,000 to g., 2OO. 900, and the
receipts OF cotton have increased from ei CHIT
bags TO over 5000, whilst the population of
the town, which was only $50 when the rail-
road was commenced, now numbers . 600
and Is daily increasing. '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

XIV. HENRY WARD BEFCHBR has written
a letter declining the public reception and
welcome rendered him by the citizens OF
brooklyn not connected with Plymouth
church. He says such q demonstration
might be misinterpreted; that it would tend
10 keep alive feelings that ought to subdue
ana which IL were well both for public and
private good 10 have removed, il not to for
getfulness, AT least TO OhscnritY.
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Is IT CHARLEY ROSs?-A hoy supposed to
be Charley RoEs was taken from the Union
school In Belleville. Mich, by detectives
from the east on Thursday. He answers
every description, and to the test question
" W no buys candy for Charley?' answered
Z" ncle joe" His reputcd brother spoke IN
aUd said ''he means Uncle Bill" There
seems 20 be no doubt of his identity, AMI all
Relleville is in fever of excitement Belle
vile is a small village of some 200 inhabi-
tants, about seven miles south of YySiIanti
and some TWENTY-FIVE miles OF Detroit
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BENDET combined In himself the avoca-
tioDs OF 9ronaut and acrobat. Not Satisfied
with any ordinary trapeze, he made his ball
Icon ascension and performed on q trapeze
attached to his balloon. His last perform.
ance was given August 10Th, at Halle. in
Germany. His neck Joint was what gave
way when he struck the earth.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. Isl. IL. EStiII of
the Morning Ne1CS, purchased the Dam Adrer-
ttSer TO day, and Will consolidate 10 with the
Nc'cs. This leaves only one daily paper in
this CITY.
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CONF Sunday lust Arch
bishop Bayley, OF Baltimore, adininis cred
the n te OF continuation to forty-foiir persons.
at ST. Mary's church In this place. The church.
was crowded to its utmost capacity, and the
exercises We're OF q very interesting charac-
tey,-RQek1RIe Salttflel, llfh,
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THE NINTH REUNION OF the society of the
army OF the Cumberland CLOSED yesterday
after most agreeable session. Tue society.
In company with the American rifle team,
paid visit yesterday TO the Remington
al mory at lion. where Col. Gildersleeve
made q brief speech
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EX-GovERNoR FLETCHER, of Missouri of
the special Indian Investigating commission
who has been wanting TO go home" so
much, has telegraphed TO General Sherman
that he Will be at Des Moines, Iowa. on the
SOth instant, TO deliver the annual address
before the Society OF the Army OF the Ten
neSsee.
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1Miss Nilsson, at recent fancy fair
sold a single hair from her head for SO. And
yet 1t is probable that the entire switch from
which she pulled Il cost her only $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

THE ALABAMA CONSTITUTIONAL COW
yENTIoN adopted bill OF rights yesterday.
The following section was adopted unani-
mously: "The people of This state accept as
final the established fact that from the fed
eral union there can be no secession or any
state.D -
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Capt. Walter w. Queen,
who commanded the Saranac when she was
wrecked; Lieut.. John j. Brice, and Passed
Assistant Engineer j. f. Bingham, also of
that vessel, have been ordered to return home
and wait orders. Midshipman c. F.. Putnam
has reported his return home, having been
detached from the kearsage, Asiatic station,
and has been placed on waiting orders. Sur
geon George r. Brush, late of Saranac has
been ordered To the naval hospital at Mare
Island: California, in place of Assistant Sur
seOn Paul FItZsi mmOns, detached there
from and ordered TO the naval hospital
at New York. Paymaster r. L. Gil
lett, late Of the Saranac, has been or
deTed TO return home and settle accounts
The orders Of Lieutenant Commander ChaS
j. Train TO the Tuscarora have been revoked
ana lac has been ordered 10 resume his duties
AT The naval observatory. The orders of Ii
l.. u. Palmer 10 the Cdnandaigua have been
revoked, and he has been directed 10 resume
his duties at the naval observatory. A board
OF naval engineers, consisting OF Chief Engi-
Icers Charles II. LOring, Edward Farmer
ard Charles T.. De Nalin, Passed Assistant
Engineers John Z. Kelly and James Butter
worth, Assistant Engineers j. O. A. ForI
and Il H. Warren, has been appointed to at
tend the trial of the machinery OF the Essex
one OF The new slOopS-of-war at Boston, Mas
sachuSetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS FAVOR
HARD MoNEY.-The Nebraska depnocrefic
state convention, held at Fremont Thurs
day, was the largest ever held in the state
ana was composed of the most influential
men OF the party. Resolutions were adopted
Tor reform in the administration of all de-
partments of the government, both state ard
national; and declaring chat we are In
favor OF sound currency, coin or its equiv
alent, as essential to stability i'm business
ana the restoration OF prosperity; or steps to-
wards specie payment, and steps backward
that we deprecate all attempts to commit
the democratic party to a system of paper
money based upon an unconstitutional eX-
ercise of federal power a crime against
me common welfare, and wantOn violation
OF a cardinal article OF the democratic creed /"
But one name was presented for Judge OF the
supreme court +. w. Thomas, of Broyn--
VILE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

DEATH OF RoNCoNI, THE SINGER.-The
Jouinal de ST Peterburgh announces the
aeath OF "Signor RoncOni, the Celebrated
i,ailan singer" IL is doubtful whether the
Jouihai means the Signor Giorgio Roaconi
so well known In America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-18

AN EARTHQUAKE AT SEA-Capt Doe of
me American bark 81. Lawrence. which
sailed from lemeraIa on the 18th ultimo for
Baltimore, with a cargo OF sugar aud mo-
lasSes. cons igned TO the owner, w II Perot
reports having experienced at SO D. m ON
Tie 9th ut a heavy earthquake i'm latitude
1878 longitude 81 O5, which shook the vessel
nom stem 10 stern, but, however causing 40
damage. The weather was fair al the time
ard Capt. Doe was asleep upou deck but was
aroused by the shock. The first mate Chas
zimmerman. who was on watch ar The time
recorded the following particulars UPON INC
log AT the hour named the vessel shook
and trembleO as n a. had either run upoD
ROCKS or Sunken vessel. He went AFT
looked into The water which had not been
ciScolorcd, and showing that the vessel had
rot struck. He then went below 10 see IN the
sugar or mOlasses had shifted, but found An
all right. lie afterward ordered the punps
ID he put 10 work but no water came from
Tie hold OF the vessel, and he then Concluded
That the "upheaval" was caused by an earth-
quake. Two lady passengers in tie cabin
Mrs. Captain Doe and Miss Dillingham;. Of
Albany. n. G..-became greatly alarmed
and said that they heard the mlzZen naSt
snap rom the effects OF the shock CAPTAIN
Doe states ttat the earthquake laS;ed fDr
thirty seconds. and that when his vessel re-
celVed the shock be was about 40 miles from
land, between St Thomas and St Barfhol-
omew, two OF the group OF Caribbean isles
A similar shock had been felt AT BarbaIoss
another OF The group. the day before. He
lad sailed over the same course but never
before experienced anything OF the Kind :
BOt'tBiCrC Gazette. 1sfh.
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tut TO THE ToETUEE Sssyga'hrT's Utct b.
~ Li1H0htg .--During the past three years a
>rile> OF atrocioGs crUelticS has been perpe-
ifated upon the person of n child OF lender
years, which. when judiciaIly fnveStigafei
VII az every heart with iudignat Ion at the
ltoGght Thar such monsters a. perIeotrats,i
hem are allowed tO live. The society for
ne prevention OF cruelty % children has
'cen made acquainted with the facts of
which the following II a synopsis. Charles
hel lamin BALDWIN, painter. OF Brooklha
leit his FAMILY some three years ago and
ioeether with Mrs. Annie Clark and her how
near ST. Mary's church, Vanderbilt Land
ltg, y ]. During the time they lived To-
g ther Mrs. Clark. whose maiden name was
Rowland, had two children by BALDWIN. born
OF which dled, and, as IL i'm revenge, Bald
WIN commenced Ia ill-treat Willie. the chfld
Of James Clark and Annie the woman he
was living with. The child was Alternately
starved and well fed, beaten unmercifullV
and for one period OF five weeks was com
Pellel 70 walk up aud down and call every
hour OF the night, from : p m. 10 a m
FoOt-soTe and with swollen limbs the child
thoroughly gave out. and during that TINA
~ was given but one meal per day-a slice
of bread and one glass OF water. on one oe
css on, AFTER having helped himself from his
mt thers storeroOm. the little lad-he was
rot quite seven years OF age-waS after be
leg Kept without food twenty-four bourS
hal Ell 10 The nOOr by bandages around his
wrists, SO that be was Kept I'm a kneeling DO
SltlOn Tor eleven or twelve hours and a dish
OF good food placed before him. inSt beyond
Il reach The list OF separate acts of cruel
" lhcludlng Dealings, would MI a column
IDey viii be Investigated, however ON the
arrts OF the parties, steps in that direction
heen hidden, IL Is supposed. In the neighboT.
nOod OF tn street and 7Lh avenue RrooK-
iEn. where search il being diigentlv maaa
;or tn. Y. Hedi3, l5fb.
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EVENING STAH.
Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS ro-pAY.-Inter-
raj revenue, $3.50 20, for he month to date.
-, $500; customs, S5y5,O 600, for the month
70 date, 81 ,CCi,O00.
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LAST OF TIE OPEN LETTERS
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II -ht PEEsEN fATIvE WHITE. of Ala
u-'1Ha mas oee'I appointed an associate JUS
t''e ior Cta'4, and will leave for the terri
tory next month.
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kilograms to The Star.

THE ALLEGED INDIAN FRAUDS.
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I'ESi SNATION ACCEPTED.-The President
mas accepted the resignation of Second Lieu
tei-ant Theodore II. EckerSon. 9th Infantry,
90 take effect September 18th,
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GEORGIA,
A Sniassta
Fatal Railroad Accident.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. lS.-Capt. II. l..
French, from Americas. committed suicide
here last night by taking morphine. Cause
domestic difficulties.
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Newspaper Consolidation

An engine on the CbeOkee railroad ran Off
the track, killed the fireman and injared
SOY NO
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c.
rCV PLEASURE XERs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
nv

sIEAnER PILOT BOY Capt W. II. Ey,ss,
After this date and during the sumsler months the
nae Iron Steamer PLLOI Boy will r
leave washington from 9TH street ~
wharf, every TUESDAY and R-s'ssz&a>-=<zs>1<,
DAY morning, at o'clock, for principal landings
On the POtuusc, incluiIng tbs fsVOrite Summer Re
ecrts OF COitOns aud BlakisTOn Island Return ng
Etil arrive IN ashin gton early on Wednesday and
sunday evening. On Saturday, IN addition to the
above landings the Pilot Boy viii take passengers
fof Lee narutOWLt arriving there early same eve
mig; leaving on Sunday morning for Washington.
The scenery on the Potomac being unsurp a. cd =,
enc the Plot Boy the Ouly steamer afording a view
TIE entire route By daylight, makes these most
PLEASANT nd besthful trips fer families snd social
parties Fare, single trip. 81: rouni trip tickets
20 BlacsistCn's Island, ColtCn AID Leonardo wr
coed uGtii Used, s. apply 10
n. z. FITZHUGH, Agent,
ttc il Sixth st &haEf,
fOk Exc sIONs,
THE Macy WASHINGTON
81 s1s sr room for pleasure parties than any OH
tnet. FOR ChAETEh IVERY H>as
-, 10y :. AND ETENING: BesElar s.stHS
IIips 70 Glymont and return Mon e<szzs77s.se
oa5s, " edresisys AID Fridays, leaving sth-straet
hsTI At 2 = N Apply on board, or TO DE-. HOW
es-Sn p. n TRoTH, President
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COMPLETE STOCK
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NO'EhNAENI fNECEIPlS IO-DAY.-Inter-
raj revenue, $3.50, 90, for he month to date.
-. .H'N' customs, S5,5,OO0, for the month
70 date, 81 ,CCi,o0O.
EE -RFPEEsENfATIvE WHITE. of Ala
o.'1ha' has oee,L appointed an associate JUS
u'e ior Ctaf4, and will leave for the terri
tory next month.
I'EsI 5NATIoN ACCEPTED.-The President
mas accepted the resignation OF Second Lieu
tei-ant Thee lore II. EckerSon. 9th Infantry,
90 take effect September 18th.
NATIONAL BANKs.-The Treasury now
holds 1913 on ,762 to secure national bank
note circulation and S1s,792 900 to secure
public deposits. The outstanding national
oauk CIRCULATION is now SS,47 ,57S 900 of which
sc h.of0 are gold notes. The Treasury to-
DAY reCeiv, $3.50, 600 for bank note r~-iemD-
non making the total for the week q, 633, 600
JOHN DALEY, formerly of Oakland, but
latterly OF Deer Park, formally announces
himself as a candidate for DOOrkeeper of the
next House of Representatives, and seems to
nave considerable backing already. If he
liked in IL as he is as landlord, he would be
one OF the most popular officers the House
has ever had.
PFRsoNAL.-COl. Audenreid, accompanied
by Gen. Sherman, was registered at the
Fifth Avenue hotel. New York, last evening
THE condition of Admiral Goldsborough
has greatly improved latterly. we are glad
20 learn, and he is now considered in a fair
way to recover. ..'- Senator Dawes is to
take the stump in Ohio, and will speak in
Cincinnati on the 9th of October. Post
master General Jewell gives up his present
residence in Highland Place next month.
IAN indicted liar by the name of Buell,"
is the terse way I'm which Matt Carpenter
puts IL. Judge Macarthur, of the Su-
preme Court of the District, has returned to
the city after an absence OF about two weeks
and Will resume his duties in the Criminal
Court on Monday.
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FOR EXC URSI Ms,
Il" q " TIM z -

2 IL LOT Nc.
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TO MIR. VANDERBILT.

Hn II. I0fldeTbut, NetO York, NJ Y:
Please accept the thanks of the Post Office
department OF the United States for the
facilities you have given it this week. TIE
accuracy, system and speed with which you
are now transferring our mails are, think
nnequalled anywhere in the world, and |
oelleve marks an epoch in our progress |
can already perceive, and appreciate the
advantages of this rapid TRANSPORTATION by
responses from our officials and the public
lrolh the Atlantic 10 The Mississippi.
(SlSnetg) MARSHALL JEWFII
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The Fast Mail Trains.

Postmaster General Jewell has recei we'd
the following telegram from Newark, y. j..
NEWARK, y. J., Sept. 18th.
NdTS'oa JetCeH, Postmaster Genera, WdsbipJ-
ton, ID. e.:
The Pennsylvania railroad last night re-
FUSED TO put the mail cars east upon the IA Il
line, but put US on the Atlantic, an Inferior
tTalJ. with no connections except the $50
from Chicago, and of no use for local Sc. vice
through Pennsylvania. Would it not he well
to again ask for the train leaving Pittsburg
at : 10 a. m, with splendid connections from
st. Louis and Chicago?
Mr.. Jewell telegraph to- day to Thomas
A. Scott. at Philadelphia, that il was the de-
sire of the department that the pOStal cars be
placed on the Z. As a. m. train from Pittsburg
remarkfng that it would serve the people of
pennsylvania far more satisfactorily than
the train which had been agreed upon from
Fittsburg. Mr. Jewell was Joined in this
request by Senator Cameron.
Mr.. Scott dispatched as follows:
PHILADELPHIA PA, Sept Is, IL m.-TO
Hon. Mr.. Terrell, Postmaster General: | have
your message of this morning. | was NOR
Tined TO learn that any MISUNDERSTANDING
had occurred at PittSburg with relation to
the transportation of the mails. At Pitts
burg orders have been given this morning to
allow your department to use any OF our
trains that may suit its convenience in pro-
vlding for the public I'm the best manner.
THOS. A. SCOTT, President
THEHPosTMAsTER GENERAL To MR.. SCOTT.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 18th 1873
Thomas A. Scott, philadelphia, Pa:
Please accept the thanks of the department
was inaugurated on your lines on the 10th
inst. No other country except Russia can
run POSTAL cars two or three thousand miles,
or hair those distances, at a stretch without
running off the edge. Considering the mag
n1tude OF our territory, believe our dispatch
of mails is now unequaled.
(Signed) MARSHALL JEWELL
TO MIR. VANDERBILT
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. Is, 1873.
VIM II. I0ildeTbLb, Ne,O York, NJ Y:
Please accept the thanks of the Post Office
department of the United States for the
facilities YOU have given il this week TIE
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MAGNIFICENT TARIETY.
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
IAIlESSE QUANTITY
HANDSOME STYL Is,
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BOYS CLOTHING,
FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS
ALL GRADES AND STYLES.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
EsTaAY NOTICE.

ktlME INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT THE
Z rule Ranch. six miles east Of Winnemuc-
ga in April last, one BALD-FACED MAZE,
about six years old. color black, with four
white feet, shoi in front, and very gentle,
with no brands. The other il CHESTNUT
SokREf, branded :" ID F" on right hip, ana
dim brand on lef. hip. The owner is requested
~ prove property. pay charges and take them
away. JNMES SLOAN.
slesn's Ranch, August ., 1875 au9 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-20
stockholders Meeting.

FFICE OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER
Mni and Mining Company, San Fran
cisco, August 2, 1o75.-An adjourned meeting
OF the stockholders Of the above-named Com
pany, for the election Of Trustees for the en-
sninr wear. amendment OF the BYLAWS OF the
Company and transaction of such other bust
ness as may be presented, will be held ut
the Office. OF the Company, Rooms and o.
No 3Ol Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California, on SATURDAY, the 2lST DAY OF
AUGUST, inst at / o'clock Pm.
Transfer b oks will b. closed on the 18TH,
and until after the meeting.
aus 2w WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.