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THE MAYORS INTERNATIONAL BAN
QUIET took place at Guildhall, London, last
night, ard was attended by $50 persons.
Among those present were the French am
baSsador ami Project of the Seine, who occu-
pied seats on the right and left OF the Lord
Mayor. The latter proposed the toast, The
municipalities OF Europe and America, :" and
announced that he had received a telegram
from the Mayor OF Philadelphia regretting
bis inability To be present, and inviting ali
10 attend the Centennial at PHILADELPHIA
next year. Addresses were made by the
Mayor Of Quebec and the Syndic of Rome. A
hall ia honor of the visitors Will be given AT
GUiidhali to night.
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THE SARATOGA RACES YESTERDAY The
owners of Preakness and Springbok con
Guided 70 divide the stake for the Saratoga
cup race yesterday, ian account OF whici,
race was published in THE STAR OF last
EVENING" and the dead-heat was not run or
The third race was for purse OF $500, sell
ing race for all ages, horses entered 10 be
sold for 5000, To carry their appropriate
weights; for II $50 allowed seven pounds for
$1,000 twelve pounds, for $500 seventeen
pounds winner TO be sold at auction: one
mile and quarter, McDaniel's fly firs1
CaTOlIne second. Survl or third. Time 2al. =.
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A STATE SENATOR FOUND DEAD-Mr. s.
j. Kinney, late joint senator from San Fran
cisco and San Mateo, was found dead Wed
nesday morning at his residence in San
Mateo county, Cal, shot through the head
by a rifle ball. 1t is not yet known whether
the shooting was accidental or Otherwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30

THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been
made III the office of the Register OF the
Treasury y. b. Walker, chief OF tonnage
division, vice W. =. Titcomb. appointed
deputy regiSter-S2500: r. =. CollameI dis
bursting clerk, vice Walkers, 900; T. T.
Stewart, vice COllamer, 10 fourth class; F.
ID. Stafford, vice Stewart, TO third class; s
Il. Wilson, to second class; W. II. Proctor, TO
second class; NJ. '. Casey, TO second ella s;
NJ. c. Hooker, To first class. A. II. Shattuck
o. Mass, has been promoted and appointed
clerk OF the second class in the office Of the
Second Auditor Of the Treasury, 10 take
effect on the LIST instant.
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EVENING STAR
W ashington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-iay were, from intern al
rtvenue, S2c b Isl; from customs, sos ,9il53.
THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
az mption aggrega ted Sf,5,l5i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30

Hon. j. T. ELLIOTT, eX-member of Con-
cresS from the Third Congressional district
o. Arkansas, died at Camden, in that state,
Yesterday.
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A PRIMA DONNA BREAKS DoWN-In Chi
cago, OIL Sunday afternoon, at the Unity
Church organ exhibition concert, Miss A ana
Louise Cary, who appeared for the last tim
~ america previous 10 her departure for
Russia, completely broke down for the first
the III her life. Her third number Mendel-
sohn's beautiful aria, so Rest in the Lord :"
was encored, when she responded with
"Sweet Home" She had sung but the first
line, when she burst into tears, retired and
lad good Old-fashi0ned cry, which did her
so much good that she reappeared in the
"Angel Trio" and acquitted herself we'll
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NCabt. Sisney was shot and killed We'd
nesday night at Cartondale, Ill, while sit
ting In his own house. The assassin is an
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30

LONDON, July 50.-Barry sullivan sailed
10 day from Queenstown GA the steamer Ger
MAJ ic for New York I'd faIfil. an engagement
AT Booths theater.
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Mr.. WAYNE MACNEAGH, in a letter 10
the v. y. Tribune. declines TO serve "a Indian
commissioner to investigate the affairs AZ
the Red Cloud agency, and vindicateS the
purity of the Presidents motives IN dealing
with Indian affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-30

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY PRO TEN.
President Grant has ordered that during the
absence or sickness at any time OF the honor
able Benjamin III. Bristow, Secretary of the
Treasury, the honorable Curtis F. Burnam,
while Assistant Secretary, is hereby author
lied TO perform the duties OF Secretary until
otherwise Ordt red
This order should not be understood as
indicating the slightest displeasure on the
pa,as VI Snr. oa Tue 70.
officer enjoys To the fullest extent the conf
der &c of both. The two offices OF Assistant
secretary are of equal dignity by law. In
this case the order was made in view of the
possibility that the Secretary might be Alb
cent from the city before the return Of As
Sistant Secretary COnant.
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STEAMBOAT hOUTE
4 A p z vi 4 Y,

CAPE MAY,
COMrESCISG THU RSDAY, July p, 1875.
From PHILADELPHIA. making connection with
SCClySk -Taiu- from WASHINGTON F0,
az New Castle Splendid Steamer = SslSxS
CITY POINT Capt GeOI sc uLIle- $1,000
leave Ne~ Castle,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Leave Cape May alternate days
Passenger Rail way from Steamboat landing to
Cage Nay c ~. ua-2$
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FOREIGN VIEWS.
a DfatnfSSeh f.raaaf NIxaar
Barry SulIsxau

CoSsTAsTISOPLE, July 30.-It Is reported
that the Grand NiZier has been dismissed
from Office
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NAVAL ORDERs,-Detached-M dshipman
VI. X. Schwenk has reported his retur home.
having been detached from the Pensacola
3nd placed on waiting orders; Assistant Pay
master {. III. Thompson has returned hOn q
rom the PalOs, Asiatic station, and has
been placed on sick leave; Mate Henry Tew
from the navy yard, Norfolk, and orrlered to
the Rio Bravo; Passed Assistant Engineer l.,
W. Robinson from the navy yard, PhiIadnI-
Ihia. 31st instant and granted leave of alb
sence for six months from August 1st
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RVA western man obtained a divorce from
bis wife because she was "too generally
gushing"
81 Mrs. Ida Greeley Smith and her hus-
land. 80
aVEnglish pointer and setter dogs, to the
value of over 500 600, were imported into the
United States last year.
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~ Nash & Nash, husband and wife, are
attorneys in Columbia, Me.
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ADJUSTMENTS


IOIH GRAND ASNUAu FESTIVAL
OF fHE
Washing On Schueten Verein,
AT TIsEER PARK.
August Pei. 3d. :ih and 9Th. 1878.
Prize Shooting Prize Bowling
Ladies Prize skoOtingl
Tie Autopedeau Wonder
JOHN L-CLAIR.
Mons. LEEOCy AND NILE. ENOCLEw in
their GLeIss,ei PsrfJI -lIarce- Oh the Trapc4s.
PROP. II. NJ PARKER,
With his w,r!i-rencwned Try1pe Of Celehritie4
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
ctersy-CCI &c Views and TIu3@aux ChauSeaLts,
BY Fk0F. VI JERAl.
THE MAXINE BAND,
LadsT Tie diTrCtsr-bip Of Prof Schneider will Fur
Ei-r re Music for
CONCERT AND DANCING.
TIE WASHINGIOH PAETOMIME CLUB.
Vocal Music D. the
WASHINGTON S.ENGERBUSO
AM
AEttN tttAisILETE GLC6.
GRAND ILLJMINATIOS AND PYRO-
IEtHN itS.
Admission g. TIA grounds, = cents admission 20
tbs Dancing Pavilion, - &c u extra. NJ return
tickets. r@5st
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MRS. ALICE OATES, the opera bouffe can
tatrice, is visiting her mother In Louisville.
and during her stay will file papers ofdivorce
from Tracy Titus, her husband, who is now
IN Australia with a company of comic opera
artists Mrs. Oates, says the Courier-Jour-
MAJ, has selected q superb coterie Of artists
10 assist her during the coming season.
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TEE PROGRAMME OF music by the Marine
Band at the Presidents grounds tomorrow
evening is as follows II. National Air; .
Coronation March. from the Prophets. Mey-
erbe6r; 3. Overture, Carl KuOth; 4. Fantasia,
from Lucretia BoIgia, DOnizetti; 5. Waltz.
Tour der Monde. MetTa; 6. LOrelei, (SOng0 }
Joseph Neeradba; :. Turkish March. 4
Mozart; :. Medley, Peace Jubilee +. Boyer;
. Selections from Opera L'Africana, Meyer
beer; 10 National Air.
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THE FREE DELIVERY SYSTEN."-The
Impression which has prevailed for some
time past that the Postmaster General would
a 'vOCate before the next Congress the abOli-
ton of The free delivery system in cities with
population of less than one hundre' thou
sand is entirely erroneous. II is said that if
II Were a question of establishing the free
delivery system in the smaller cities he
would probably hesitate before so doing, hut
as 10 has been established. he does not inte nd
10 IL terftre with IL " hereYer II eX.sls.
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MICHAEL NOLAN, the head-money agent
OF the steamship companies at Albany,
promises the assemply's committee full
gust 10 TO give him time to nrepara III.
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PERsONAL.-Assistant Secretary Cunant
returned from brief visit TO New Hamp-
shire this morning, and has resumed his Of
fetal duties. ''''"Peddicock' is what the
wicked telegraph calls the Assistant L. =
Attorney al 81. Louis,-Mr. Peddrick for
mel ~ of this city. '''- Ex-Gov. Wells the
newly appointed Il. -. Attorney for this dis
trict, returned TO the city day before vester-
day from Saratoga, where his family still
remain. 49, Col. FOrney has gone to Russia
tn rush the Centennial in that country
49, HoTatio {. King (son OF ex-Postmaster
General King, who is at present the bust
DeSs manager of the Christian az Work. is to
take the management of the CtriStida Clioa
in August. He is young man of energy
and good judgment.
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PARTICULARS SHOCK IN CONNECTICUT
AT Hartford, Connecticut, a slight earth
quake was felt at 4l0 o'clock Wednesday
morning. 1t was felt with greater force IL,
the western part of Connecticut
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NOT TRUE.-Tbe published statement that
Secretary Brist0w has del led that the limit
o. issue OF 3 - District OF Columbia bonds Is
q Ved at ten million dollars, is unauthOrize
and untrue. He has made no decision in the
Premises, nor does he contemplate so doing
The origin of the rumor can be traced. ii j
said, 10 brokers and others dealing in these
s. curities; the object of circulating ii being
10 bull tine market.
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DMrs. stonewall Jackson has declined an
otter Ot marriage,
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Capture of Arms and Gold.

Spanish Outrage on the British Flag.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

EXCUKSIUN To TIE CAPES.
ON SAIJ HDAY, the 3lsr instant. tias lseV anl
HsgnIrCtu Ut steamer,
LADY OF TIE LAKE,
10 make q grand eNCCr-iJu 70 PINEY POIS a q,
tUlkT LCftUjT, FORTRESS rsss
hONKOE- WE De L'EAU. laav- = S1t=z-sa
III her " hart AZ So r. n stopping t<xr-rx<s<ss
a FORTRESS Monru' 20 ar I'd passengers an CpP1r
tuultg - the numerous points Of interest, and
then prose ed4ug T. NUr le I Eau for dinner. Il 3
clock the steamer viii leave u BE EaG, and
out ~ The BfV B8PS towards Cape Henry and Cap
Charlie, 1tfoT riding che cNCu-fCIis's a UaCuiflC ut
view of - ocean H-tUrnirg. the boat viii reach
W a hiucton about O'ClnCk Monday morning.
T Eeis for Jhs. h. Und Fri ..---...S 400
Nsil- and --st-TD, extra
Pr igE"t-. -fd-e- 1Is-, affirmation, apply 81
y Company ,Ecc, National MotruTllIta
tank. MD
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To PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
sIEAMEE PILOT BOY. Cant. WI. Hrhs.

AltsT lis date Snd during the sUnHer months the
tne Iron Steamer '' PfLrT Boy viii N~
leave asti gtpn. from 6th street EkS71RN
= lsrf, even II ESBAY aud SATUR -s2&HzEx1GD
DAY morning, At o'clock, for principal landings
or the PGttula- 1clu ling the fayorite Summer Re
sprt- q CitCn aud Blackstone Island EetUrDing,
v az erflVe N Arlington earl ~ "Wednesday and
sunday evening On Saturday, u addition 70 the
StOXe Landings he Pilot Boy IA take passengers
Ii IeoHsrGtowu. arriving there early same eve
ing l"ayihg o. Sunday mOrniug for Washington
The scenery o. The Potomac being unSurpas sed,
snd the fi-Ot by the only ste AMER afOrdnZ view
u, entire rome - daylight, makes these most
yieAsant and health u trips for families aud social
Isrttr- Fare single trip, 81 rpnyG TIP itch IS
@ Blackstone I-i4nI. Colt, u : and IpOoa rdt1vn
sOOd u M t-et IS Apply %
=. L. EITZuCGH, Agent,
l-L- III sixth ) ~ LsTf
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CHIP Ross NOT ASsAssINATEp-A dis.
patch received at st. Louis from the Indian
territory says that the rumored assassina-
ton of Col. VIM. p. Ross, head chief of the
Cherokees, Is untrue. He is reported to be at
home, well, and has been in no difficulty.
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The Truth OF the Matter.
STATEMENT OF DIR. c. H. NICHOLS

STATEMENT OF DIR C. II. NICHOLS.
A STAR reporter called on DR.. c. II
Nichols, superintendent at the asylum, to-
day, and called his attention to the above
articles. DR.. Nichols stated that the facts
were as follows; Some few weeks since he
was requested by the Commissioners of the
District to furnish list OF the inmates of
the institution who were there at the expense
OF the. District but were from other states,
where they should be provi ded for, and he
furnished list OF about tw enty persons.
whose insanity at this time was regarded as
OF mild type. The District Commissioners,
from time to time, gave orders for their
transportation, and Sanitary Officer Com
nell saw to their transportation, but
in some cases they We're allowed to leave
unaccompa MED and went alone on their
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. - The
President has appointed Luther S. Trow-
bridge, collector OF internal revenue for the
1St district of Michigan; James II. More. Of
Nebra ska, register of the land Office at He
lena, Montana Territory; VIM. X. Stewart
postmaster AT Eiinhnruh Ind
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Il Un M n Z X
PILOT BOY, SA
caytEC been specially fitted up FOR ETTITEST15VS
car Ce chartered on reasonable terms AppIy 10
b L. EITZHCGH, AGENT,
msyH SIT 9TH stree vhsr.
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THE TREASURY CoUST.-Tha committee
appoint, t. court the Treasury funds h ave
no: yet II AIDE their report. They are now in
c instant session with closet doors in the As
slant TreasureT'S Office. Today they have
b Ell examining the employees OF the cash
room relative to the 50 500 stolen some time
ago. The committee expect 10 complete
tEeir iahOrS To day or tomorrow, when their
report Will be made public.
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FOR FAC sIOsS.

TIE MARY WAsHINGTCS
hss larger for pleasure parties than any u-her
bat Ion CHAhTEh tVERY
% md EVENING. Regular sAtUR>
Wye . Glyuout and return Mon e<1e-r1nzE1<17
Gays, u ecns sts and Fridays leaving 9Th stree,
-, a. = m apply on board, or to Do. HOW
leS an P. TRoTH, President
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On Thursday evening, the 18th inst, at the
residence OF Mrs. Collins, In Georgetown, DIR.
Collins, of this city, and Miss Clara Leffier,
OF baitimore, both former pupils of the Co
!umoia Institution. 1t was the original In
Ienuon 10 nave had the ceremony in st.
Johns church, Georgetown, on Thursday eve
ming, the 18th instant, but the sudden death
OF the brides father prevented. The cere-
mony last evening was attended only by rel
auves and intimate friends. The service was
rendered In the stgn-language. The Rev. DR..
Atkins, pastor Of St Johns church, read the
prayers as they were interpreted The hearts
joy, and their faces beamed with SMILES as
they received the congratulations of repre-
sentatives OF three generations. The BRIDE
chr editorial CORPS.
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y DEPU-ATIOS OF DISTILLERS, repre-
Sentirg the convention which recently as
Semsled in Cincinnati, had an interview yes
to-day 9th Internal Revenue Commissioner
Pratt, " 18th n view to n modification of The
regulation gCy Frning the trade in spirits
and especially in regard tn the transfer of
guagerS ~ StOTeEeeperS every thirty instead
Ot every sixty days. IS q { present.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPoNT says
that he has not since he has occupied his pre-
sent position received any accounts OF kukIux
Culrages. The applications for pardon are
no. so numerous as heretofore. the circular
issued some months since on that subject
beiHg more rigid in its requirements than the
former ores.
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WHAT THE FIRM SAYS

The y. \. Tribune account of these trans
actions has much less favorable look for
The firm. II says. The feeling generally was
thav the transfer Of this valuable property
was made TO protect afvances of money 10
the rm by Alexander Duncan. and was kent
'cTei IL order To save the credit of the firm in
business circles. TWAS thought By many pcr-
sons that the consideration, S3s5 900. ex-
pressed in the deeds was d sum agreed up00
by father and SOU in view OF loans made bv
the father, and ma prove TO be a larger or
smaller sum upon the final settlement.
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BIsHoP ANEs notifies the Secretary OF the
Interior that it will be impossible for him to
serve on the Sioux Commission, owing to
the length of time TO which the sessions OF
the commission will be prolonged, and the
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Admission g. 'hs grounds, = cents. admission {,
ne l'tr-lts Pavilion, - &c u extra. NJ return
tickets VS. =
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4 NFfitit OF
OFF'cN"F OF
s. ROOSEVELT IL Co,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
4 a. nox .lfD
NEw lonK. sept. l6, 1876

tt'' '. NEw iOnK, sept. 10, 1876.
DEAN SIH-ln connection with oui
hardware business. which will be con.
du,i,i nr huItiui"I., We have organ
iz''i u -tion iaciOIngr and general
r"ininissioh department., aud beg leave
Ia tender our SERVICES in that capacity
Ia shippers al produce 10 this market,
u DONG =" w. ,tii assure our friends
ihhi our on nnizaiiOh II complete, ana
our facilities Tor hundling cotton
wool hides, Ac., Ac., equal To any
hOuse IN the trade. Ne are fully pre-
pii,d Ia make III liberal advances ~
unsli, us u iur r,snid "a safety will JUS
'niy, and Ia ,uuke inIihfiIi and prompt
r"iuii's iui ull pIupIiy committed 10
our care. Intending, ~ we positively
io, '" iiniisnct legitimate commission
busin,'rs, anu, under I,O circumstances,
Z" either buy ar scii n bale OF cotton
Tor niii oNb u'uuuht, cun Hes us 10 rs
sure uiiI irirnus iluIi our best exrftiois
VIII lt diitrtrd towards insurihR luli
inirk,i rates for AL vonsigninehis
inniir its.
Mr. W u. SuogIn. So well known TO
eur iiirI,ds ~ Texas, La, AM Ark.,
VIII continue with ii- as heretofore, anu
"iii -i'r'i,i the greater portion ni MS
time ~ iIusr States and solicit con
siehiDthts. We have also sorured the
s-rNi,'s 81 MI David RuskiH, whese
inns txiriiru,r IN handling cotton,
A,,, ~ ihis n,nIk,t has fainiliaIizeu
hini with NIL "details al III" business. ne
viii give his cunt" nti"ntion To theshlo
~ hil Saipnl,h,s sent to us, ana VIII pp
pleased to hear ir"n hts old friends anu
correspondents IN his new connection
He VIII tnu,nvoI Ia hevp our Gus
TONERS posted on The condition Oi ihe
Binrkri, aud Ininh ihrIp wan ANY w
lui nhtiOn ~ our puMuI rs may he !"
iiuir nit.t,ri.
Respectfully soliciting a share oi
yOni hiiHiir-r anu tIihl rhiIinth NJ
lI un' " duS We remain,
Nonrs, most truly, 900
-rpt.SdA WI \. ROOSEN ELT& fo'
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A Salt Lake paper, having no fear
Of the great prophet before its eyes,
discoursed thus about Brigham Young
I'VE are pleased TO chronicle the great
improvement in the old frauds health,
and prophecy II will be permanent un-
til be is again needed in court on nc.
count OF murders or lustful proclivities,
when he will doubtless produce score
of medical certificates to the effect that
he is about to enter the valley Of the
shadow OF death"
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judge. :, ). Bramlstte, of Lamar
county, is proposed for Commits
sioner of the, General Land office.
Wehave hot the pleasure of per
sonal acquaintance with the distin
gnished gentleman, but the high
endorsement given him by many of
our correspondents and friends in
that section leave no sort of doubt
that he is eminentlya proper man
for the place-proper, as being a
man not only of known ability and
integrity but of large experience,
peculiarly fitting him for the duties
of the Office. Strong in prerequi-
sites of this character Judge Bran
lette will be presented to the Con
vention as the choice of a county
and section whose claims or wishes
are entitled certainly to the most
respectful consideration of that
body. Meanwhile we take pleasur,
in presenting the matter to the at
tention of the Democracy generally
of the State.
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The People Want the Goodsi
They can be Manufactured out
or our Own Material, by
Our Own People!

We have the experience rnd the resultst
over six years work, In addition TO u,
grounds, buildings, machinery, ETC., TO stat,
With.
The superior quality OF our goods suited
10 the wants OF our state has been estsb-
] shed. Yi1l
The further investment OF One Hundrei
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills In q
better shape than II was before the fire, and
secure TO stockholders a fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up OF an
institution Of direct benefit TO this section
and Of general interest to the State.
The present situation, with the improve
ments, machinery and fixtures, will bs
placed at It's present cash valuation for stock
In the new organization.
On the securing like amount, say sixty
Thousand dollars, an organization will be
effected under the general incorporation
laws of Texas.
shares OF stock.
Shares. One Hundrei Dollars Each, I'm tiy.
| installments, payable first Of October, No
vembcr, December, January and Februar,
next, are now offered TO our citizens. sub
scriptions will be taken payable IN material
or labor, at It's cash value.
| The books are now open at the Sales
Room, 43 Main street, Ilonstou, where AN,
further information may lie had on applIcs
| tion to JAS. Y, DuMBIs,
| sepidNwtf Agent.
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President Grant and Secretary Bel
knap have ordered DIR. Linderman,
Superintendent Of the United States
Mint, to coin appropriate medals of
the cannon captured during the Mexi-
can war for the purpose Of presenting
one each to the veteran soldiers Of the
Mexican war who may coRgregate at
Philadelphia at the Centennial celebra-
tion. July a. 1876