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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.



Miss Rose Eytinge appeared last even
ing in Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe's play
OF the "Geneva Cross" The play is a
good one, and Miss Eytinge played the
part Of "Gabrielle" magniicently, as she
does every character in which she APP
pears. TIE support was fine. and the
attraction in every respect all that could
have been desired. The proceeds were
tor the benefit of the sufferers by the late
Brooklyn fire, and we regret not being
able to add the audience was very large.
But, as it stands. Miss Eytinge, Mana.
ger Miles and all connected with the
Grand Opera-house did their duty nobly,
and the public failed.
Miss Eytinge appears in the 'Geneva
Cross" Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings and Saturday afternoon.
At the regular family matinee tomorrow
( "Wednesday afternoon, "London AS
surance" is the bill.
Woods Theater.
Billy PASTORS Star Troupe commenced
an engagement last night. It is large
and really fine Vaudeville and Special
ty Company after the Tony Pastor style,
and gives a good show. Every night
this week and Wednesday and Saturday
matine6S.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

issued since our last report:
A. G. Maish and Ida M. Liddell.
q. s. Fischer and Mary Shaddinger.
M. j. Whelan and ELAN Quinn.
VIM. f. Doyle and Mary Ryan.
Jac. Federman and Barbara Fesa.
+. Bertelsman and Eliz. Westmeyer.
G. +. Rull and Cath. Nj. Bertelsmann.
John Loud and Millie Thomas.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

fTOR RENT-HOUSE-Of seven rooms, on
IT Gilbert avenue; SIS per month. inquire ut
grocery, Gilbert avenue, Wal
nut Hills 1876
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

ET,OR Elegant three story
liz briok Of eleven rooms and all modern i'm
Vrovements, No. 24j W. Ninth street. Apply
10 A. U. KAPLAN, "a W. Fourth street, up
Btairs. 16-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
FOR sALH--RnAL ESTATE.

FfH0R SALE FARM = Good farm Of gTS
T. kcres, situated w miles from Williams.
lcfo3h Win sell oh yEaY EASY terws,, A good
e0hShco trr ANY one Ges,iny ii 10 get . good
SkoNiS. Address b, B, 4. Star ofslccs a3J Wal-
{hitt btxe6t, CjIeinnRu, o.
jy9sd&jy27w-U
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

FENoR RENT-C0TTAGE-Three rooms and
Ii hail, newly papered and painted, with
three large basement rooms Front street,
cast Of Mlllciee bridge. 1886
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

'EUR RENT-COTTAGE - First-class cot
1t tage, live rooms, gas, SC. No. !32 Living
gton street, between Linn aud Baymiller; lot
10 toet front. inquire next door, No. 1873.
II lS-lt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

ETOR RENT-COTrAGE-O or three rooms,
lT OIL Sycamore street, near Hopkins Park
Apply to BUCHANAN BROS. q CO.'S, south
east corner Third and Race streets. 1S-4t
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tWTANTED-FlRsT-CLASS PARTY - To
w put on and own an omnibus line in An
derson, Madison County, Indiana, for the ac-
OommUdation of all parties and houses. An
dersoh has four railroads, 500 inhaoiS ants; a
good chance TO make money. Address BUSl-
NESS, Post Office Box III, Anderson, Madi-
son County, Indiaaa. 14.5t
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FOR RENT.

FLOR REHT-SrORE-F large store, 269
N Central avenue, yacauJ January 1. In-
8tire of JOS. ZANONI, 234 w. seventh street.
4. lS-dC
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

rT o. Q. F-Wm Penn Lodge NO. 56, meets
L. every TU ESDAY EVENING. at VIM. Penn
FALL, northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, N. G.
Fl. 9. POWERS, Perm. Sec Y. Tu-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

TOR RENI-COTTAGE - In Newport, OF
T three rooms and kitchen. No. 90 Columbia
Street. Inquire OF j. SEDDENS, River Land
9hg, between Vine anu Race streets, Cincn-
naCi, 1S-5t
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n OR RHINESTONE, &o.--Stole and twelve
T tJon1s, al Vine street; fine front and show
Window; Will rent separate; new; Reemelin
Swner, Fl West Third street; cheap. Keys at
ss9 VirS street. 6-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

T1OR RENT-HoUSE-T story brick of
E seven rooms, No. 575 Freeman street; key
1t grocery southeast corner OF York and Free
man. Apply to THOMAS LOWELL, Fifth
Aad Rage streets. lS-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to q. L. STAHL, at
Bhook & McNicolrj stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. nol5-tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

"a n AqaA Families or gcocer1es IN want OF
AkNhNA good Flour = warrsnbed TO give
fEVbSNN satisfaction oan be supplied by
LUZ going to the WE5r- END MILLS.
3our orders arc solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, Between
Rkymtller and Frecman. ds1.am
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ TANTED-DRESS MAKING-At 45J w.
wv Fifth street, up stairs; dresses cut, fit
and made for 81 and upward. 14-5J
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FOR SALE.

T1WsR sALE-SEWING MACHINS--A NEW
4 Eo. s " heeler & wilson sewing machine.
4bQaire at this ofilCe. se1-N
NOR SALE-MEXICAN SLUT-One year
N old Call at $50 George street, one door
west oil Jones' Foundry, up stairs ltt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19

&M WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
ET MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth at. jy16-h
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VIZ NTANTED-HOME--B an orphan sud-
w denly thrown upon her own resources;
none but refined and cultivated persons need
Apply Address CONSTANT, Box 337, Park
efsb1rg, W. Va. 14-55
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
EXPLODING CAMPAIGN FALSE
HOODS

During the Presidential campaign
the Republican leaders and journals.
undoubtedly by a preconcerted arrange
meut, concealed the real issuses be-
meath the folds of the bloody shirt,
Possum Blaine. who suddenly recov
cred from his Illness tue moment it was
announced that Congress had post
poned further Investigation of his case
until this winter. sounded tue Key
note. by DECLARING on the stump that n
the event of fiden's election the rebel
debt would be paid: that the Soutb
would demand aud receive remuner-
ton for the emancipated slaves and for
all loses sustained By the people of that
section during the war. The Four
teenth Amendment to the Constitution
was pointed out AS an iusnrmountable
obstacle to those claims, but the R.
bai rier, and asserted that it did nos
stard in the way of Congress Now
that a majority of the voters of tbe
United States declared for TiIden the
Confederate Congress has decided -
propose an amendment to the ConSiitu
tion, which. even Republicans must ad
nit, will prevent Congress from allow
ing any of the rebel war claims. VII
view to this objct the House kasi
week passed a resolution insiruc.iu3 b.
Judiciary Committee to report Corr
stitutionst amendment which will -.
ever prohibit the payment OF any rebel
war debts or claims groai. OFT ii tie
rebellion. As many sach claiins have
been bought up by Republicans, VIE
are now endeavoring to lobby tbem
through Congress, it Is not Improbable
that the amendment will meet with
strong opposition from The party Which
alleged during the recent campaign
that the Democrats were secretly
pledged to allow such claims.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
GOVERNOR GROVER.

Lafayette Grover, Governor of Or
egon, who didlt pass here to day on his
way to- Washington in obvdience 10 n
mandate of the Sepate, is son Of the
late De. John Grover of Bethel, Mime
Though represented by some of De
ultr, Republican journals a. al iGno-
raut woodsman, be ~ Yadua 2
of BoSdoin College, and "a geptlenaI.
of much more than ordinary int-ili-
gence and ability. His action III the
case of the ineligible elec:or has been
a subject Of great comment throughout
the country aud hrs course is embossed
as tbs only proper one to- pursue. by
many Of the most eminent lawyers III
the eastern States. Tie emigrated TO
Oregon in 1850 aud served several
terms in the Legislature. He was
elected to Congress when the Territory
became State. He is now serving his
second term as Governor of the State,
and was elected By the last Legislature
to the United States Senate for six
years from the fourth Of March next
His strict compliance with the letter
aud spirit of the Constitution in refus-
ing Certificate to an ineligible elector
has caused more uneasine5s to the
ring which was determined TO count
Hayes i'll at all hazards, than anything
of political character that has traus-
pirsd since it was ascertained that
throwing out votes by the canvassing
Boards of the Sonth, would give Grant.
Chandler Geo. prrtext for throwing
Hayes into the White House.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
T Z l. 6 G r a p n C.
BY Atlanttc ant Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco, Dec. q, 1916.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 81, 1876.
Colt, silver anil Currenc
e Silver 6 per cent. discount buy
ing, aud ca discount selling.
Currency. 80, 81.
Trades, buying. 100; selling, l02.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at 1919
Quick Voyage.
The City of Pekin's fast time,
fifteen days twelve hours, was eclipsed
by the Ooeanica. which arrived lie g
yesterday from Yokohama. in the quick
line OF fourteen lays fifteen hours
add w.nty minutes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
CROOKEDNEsS IN TnE PATENT
OFFICE

The names Of a number Of persons.
mostly women, who performed no
service. and drew their salaries under
assumed names, have just been discov-
cred on the pay roll of the Patent office.
The exposure of this crookedness
which was purely accidental. has caused
great excitement in Washington. II is
charged that the Commissioner and
appointing Clerk carry the names of
mistresses and favorites on the pay
roll, aud that these persons perform
no service for the Government. The
early resignation of the Commission
of Patents is looked for as one of the
Tesoits Of the discovery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
SUM MONS.
IL TUE DISTRICT CoUEr OF THE roCRrH
JUDICIAL DIsTRIcI or THZ >TArE
or SE7 IDA. COUNTY OF

IL TUE DISTINCT C0UEr OF THE IOCRrH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF rHZ >TArs
or MEDIA COUNTY OF
HUMBOLDT.
T. C. Hanson plaintiff, VS.. /. 3. Bowman.
defendant.
An action brought IN the Distrie, Court Of ,hc
Fourth judicial Di-tr.et OF the state VI
Nevada ia ARD for the County II Hnmb ldt,
atd tie Comp lain; filed in the of,i o; the
Clerk OF said District C,,ust ON the n Ia d=y
Of November, a. II. 1915.
The State of Nevada sends greeting TO
l. :. Bowman attendant;
You are hereby required To- appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, 4. Q. Henson. the District
coary ~ the Four+h judicial District OF the
state Of Nevada, in and fur the county Of
Humboldt, and TO an .Wer The Com plant filed
tn rein with the Clerk II said Court within
ten days exclusive Of The day of scrvicel
after the service on you Of this Summons--n
s.rved within this county; Or, II - rved cut of
this county but in this Judicial District.
Within ts uty days; otherwise. within forty
days-or Judgment by fauit Will be taken
against you acc riding 10 the prayer Of said
complaint.
Said action Is brought To- recover the sum
OF eight hundred dollars on certain prom
tsJry note. executed and deliyer,d by you 10
plaintiff with tw-F ,=er CFbt interest per
month from 25ti. day II August. is1o, aud Tor
foreclosure Of rain NOR gage, executed aud
ee .ivered by you ~ piafatlr. ca lot three
Block ,. IN @iunemueca, Neyada. ann he
building. situate ths Teon; said pIajgs also
asks for decree Of sale Il said property by the
sheriff II sad comfy for q. - E0ld coin,
that the proceeds II said sale B. applied 10
ih5 payment of ths charges AMI Exp Iss- 81
said sale tbs COST Fl this -uit is said psi aejpsI
sam and interest. a. afurt saIJ. ami ton per
cent. of the amount a. stte4ney fees II plant
III ia this suit. aud that a. PENDANT aud ait
pefsyne claiming undsr n ni b. for, yer haired
AMI foreclOsed 81 all eqnify II redemption 4.
claim or interest in sai,l property aud every
pa the.eoi
All Of which win more filly appear by ref
cr~nee to saId Complaint, certified copy OF
which accompanies this summons.
Ant You are herebs I.o'inei that IL yon fail
to app ar and answer the said Complaint az
above required, said plaintiff vii tage said
ju1gElsnl aud apply to the Court foe the re
lief prayed f'ir ia the said complaint.
Given u3der my hand and the seal
If the District Cart Of the Fourth
l. Judicial District 81 the State q Neva-
da, In and for the county of Hum
- boldt. this 18th day II november,
1876.
]. VI. JOB, Clerk.
NJ. S. BoSSIYIELD, Attorney for Plaintiff
nov24 90
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
Cut this sOut-u may save Your

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with lung disease.
coughs, colds or consumption, YET
some wonld die rather than pay seventy
five cents for bottle of medicine thn;
wonld cure them. Dr.. A. Boschee :
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced 10 this country from Germany.
aud It's wonderful cures astonlshes
every one that tries il. 81 you doubt
hat We say in print. cut this ont and
take it to yonr druggist and get sa ~
pie bottle FIR ten cehts and try 1t, or
regular size for seventy five cuts
Agents, Crane x Brigham, wholesale
druggists. Sau Francisco. drc26-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
Il @ r Il &c N :,
The Times on the Turkish Question.
of the work.

LONDON, Dec. 26.
The Times in leader concludes that
the Porte may rest assured that the
first shot fired in defiance % the
united demands Of Europe. would be
the beginning Of the end. Neither
England nor any other power would
inteFpose to save it from ruin. aud it
might have more foes than Russia,
even at the outset.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
ARTE SIAN WELLS.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
il TO inform the public that he IN now
prepared, With the most approved machinery.
TO rink Artesian Wells in any part OF the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications en- the snb-
ject address to Cahoon h Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
CAHOON X PALMER
Battle Mountain. October ., 1876. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
Quick Voyage.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Florida not 90 be Counted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. &c
The Florida Supreme Conrt's man
date for canvass by the Returning
Board is the chief topic in Washing
ton In political cilcles to day the Re-
publictns deny that it has any be- riue
OF, Presidential Electors. Alexander
II S.epbrns ard some prominent
Democrats admit that under the
Federal I constitution no Eec.orai Col
e.e eau cast lis vote after tie fast
Monday In December, sud therefore no
new Electoral Colleges can be COZ ST.
utrd for Fiori,ia. They Insist that il
case the c1nui declares the K-iuyuing
Bo rd's previous Electors illegal 10
Electoral votes whatever can he
counted fyorI Florida. aud that @nch II
teaucii1n of tue total nair b-r of
E't ciCrai Votes from 500 to 90
will nsse 'Hlden's uudlspu.ed Isl
votes Constitutional maturity suii
cieut TO elect him
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
A Convent Burned.
MONTREAL Dec

MONTREAL Dec. &c.
The latest particulars of the fire at
st. Elizabeth are: At $50 when all
were abed the building was burning
so rapidly that the occupants had not
time 10 clotbe themselves. OF the
4S boarders IL persisted in tbs flames,
eight of whom were burned to crisp.
Elizabeth Gavel, one Of the victims.
was ont OF the convent while it was
burning, but reentered and lost her
life. The Sister Superior persested in
remaining in the building to save the
children and only escaped with difical.
~. Nothing was saved from the build
bug. Insurance S25. 900
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27

CoNsTASYISoPLE Dec. {

CoNsTANTISoPLE Dec. 90.
The Porte IS still resolved not to
make concessions contrary 10 the main
tainauce Of the Empire. nor to graft
any broad administrative authority Of
the provinces nor the disarmament Of
Inc MussnlInen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the counV
sass are requested 10 call at my
IN the Court house. immediately, as nv.
to settle The whole business of the Ooun"
trusted to my cIsree, before leaving oiii''.
SIS. GRASS. District Attorns''
WinnemseSa, December Is, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-27
Nicaragua Canal.

Nav York Dec. &c
The Tribnnt's Washington special
says The commission appoiut,-d by
President Grant, consisting Of Gen.
4. A. HamI hlies. &. Il. Patterson OF
tue canal survey, aud DaDi,l Ammen
of the Navy Department. have made
report III favor of caual across The
Isthmus by the Nic.ragns ronte. es-
timating the cost at 800 U0U, coo.
which Is less than by any other ronie.
Tue sine required for the construction
Is only ten years. lhe Trlbune's cor
respondent adds that the President
believes that the prospect of an early
b ginning OF work on this canal is very
favorable. Under his directions COM
u uuieations have been sent to the
principal lowers in Europe ia regard
10 the subject, dir, citing attention to
t. e satisfactory results Of the surveys.
set forth in the above report ms TO the
best route. Replies have been received
from several Of the Governments ad.
dressed. in which they express them
selves favorable to an early beginning
of the work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-12
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
SESSION oFIS76.

FTTr-FrRsT DAY Saturday July l.
The majority Of the select committee to whom was
referred the resolution referring to the subject Of i'm
migration, reported in the favor Of importing East In
dams aud japanese With their wives. and that the
government pay their passage Laid table till the
minority report comes up.
On suspension Of the rules Mr. Kalaukoa was al
lowed to read petition from the lepers confined
The station house, praying that they be examined by
native Or. kahui, before they taken TO MolokAi.
Laid table.
Mr. KaInukoa presented resolution that Dr. Kahui
be allowed 70 examine the iepers confined at the
station house. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. HAlstead read for the first time bill to amend
sections IS, 50 and s. Of the Civil Code.
on suspension Of the rules the bill was read second
tine On its title and passed to its third reading.
Mr.. Espena presented a resolution that the commit
whom referred the bill suppressing the sale
q liquOr, be requested TO make their report Car
riei.
Mr.. AholO presented resolution that the bill to
amend the Bureau Of Public Instruction be taken up
in the Committee Of the Whole next Wednesday. Car
ried.
Mr.. Nsii read for the first time bill to repeal sec
lis. llg and l20 Of the Civil Code relating
stations. Passed to its second reading.
Mr.. Birch presented resolution requesting the Ju-
dietary Committee TO make their report in regard to
the return Of the mem ber-from South Koua Carried
Mr. Piipo moved that the Appropriation Bill be re-
ferrei FIRST to the Finance Committee. Lost
M bareneeA presented resolution that the MIN
stsr o. Interior be requested to inform this Assembly
What was the price Of the government lands sold at
kailua. Oahu.
His Ez. the Minister Of Interior replied STs5. Ad-
j0urned-
FTrr-SEcOxD DAr-MOnday July ;.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Aholo. from Lahains. praying that 5000 be
appropriated for bridges and roads in Lahainz that
the salaries Of the government officers from the King
down be reduced, that the Of 5000 be apart
for market a. Lahaina. that government officer
be appointed unless he knows the Hawaiian language
Referred.
The Judiciary Committee asked FOR further time to
make their report On the return 5f the member for
South Kona- Granted.
The select committee to whom was referred the bill
allowing the government to give prizes to parents
who raise nure than Eve children, recommended q
neE bill in its place Adopted
Mr.. Mahoe gave notice Of the following bills to
make North Hilo separate Judiciary district 70 make
It q separate taxation district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-12

u1--1----tr- Cu,CEEr-NC take great pleas
a-uuu--i-- talt On compliance with The ten
CREME aa-u.r-T asulfi made BY uunber Of
s tc Er Ba--ur las- urel. the correspondenee
VISA rll bc I1un6 ID to-day's issue. a
u1 ID rrr AZ the K1uaiahao church on
rrreru- NJ rlrr- We pahlish tbe programme
N las and win Be seen g the variety and
@ rude u The musir thsr me occasiou cannot
-E-r shl unst perfect satisfaction 10 all
$40 Anrc 1lu rpal ra-sane 20 s,e p-cseut. econ
- B Tu- 1as -res ty Nr Berger and We hope
a E1rrsh s-su8rE he has been now IL the
H Eezu ~ eas--r Of the Rqyul MFitury
- Hul am riru-rh liz Erzins far music. and
ls-E Err i1t1 u ID IRON a very Mediocre
-l- Co aarsieial urlaniEaiiun al which the
mrr Esell tari r-ezE- Be = q musician poe
mleuf rf IN Acksst u-5cr which would
- 4 am rsri1.atiur and tame even in En-ope
Hl l1Nnut "a lec1 a SEE ais place soon Ellcd
- 1 l-uaE rla &Guears wk5rh Mr. BERGER has
Ill- thE canrtfv "a thr creation al & Ma
AHfa1u- 11 knlneh1rnchn Hymr was
saE NJ tirl Eitnr the reign OF E.rnaiiio and
s safataz-ir ErumsriE Ia rrarnlar esteem ever
r@r Eiza fD rusice fhri ID ~ Ell Dc Eunr AZ
Me r rlHe urCrt ar SaruFfET ntrtt 10 The
A Nait41 ag Aine EAiahnua-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-12
French In1ernn1lonnI Exposition

By the following correspondence received from the
French Government by Mons. Dalleu, it will be
seen that it has teen decided to hold an Interna
tional Exposition in Paris in 1878.
Pans, is Avril, 1876.
Dept. des Consulats ct Afaires Commercials
A Monsieur Ballieu, Commissaire de la Repuhlique
Frausais aupres du Commencement Hawaiien.
Monsieur, par deux deerets en- date des ct IL de
&C mois, le President De Ia R6publique a decide
qu'une Exposition Universele des proiuits de RAg
riculture. de Industre ct de BeauxArts s'ouvrirait
Paris, le Ire Mai 1878 serait close lie 81 0ctObre
de Ia meme aimee.
La Commission superieure des expositions interna-
tonaes nstitut6e pres le Miuistere de PAgrculture
ct du Commerce etc charg6e dc d6terminer les
conditions dams lesquelles Sc fera 7 Exposition de
1878, lie regime leque places les produits
ct marchandises qui pourront etrc admis. Des
gu ellie aura dednitivement arr6te les regements ct
les programmes gu ellie elabore aetuellcn ent, je
IN 'empresserai, Monsieur, de adresser des
exempaires; je borne, anjourd hui, prer
de voulOn ben notifer au GOuvernement auprat
duque yous eres accredite ouverture de ee nouveau
csncours International faisant appel sa preeieuse
cooperation.
Gel appel sera entendu. jen al Ia condanoe; tous
les Gouternements repondront avec sympathie
penetTes Qu'ils sont des avantages de ees graudes
solemuites gu les Peuples contractent de nouveaux
liens tronveut Duties ct mutues euseignements ct
assurent ans lie d6veoppemeut de leur prUsp6rte par
lie travail ct Ia paix.
Receiver, Monsieur, les assurances de ma consider
alton distingu6e.