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1876 LOT HIN G.,

1876 HING. 1875
nos'T PURCHASER UNTIL YoU EXAMINE
- that !, nandsOps slbsogf oass Suit fOr ai3 for.
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MA RsEILLEs VEST,
4 sinfle or double breasted, for 81 sO, at lOII
PenEsy ivania avenue.
HaRD TIMEs.-Purchasers vaut 10 save monsv.
90 iooA AZ tne . 10 " orsted SUIT at A. SrkAUS'
4 IGET COLORED AND FANCY DRysS
IL PANTS, 100 different patterns, at 10 Penn
81 tVania avenue.
THE ORIENTAL SILK wORsTED SUIT for
81 Is most dressy out this season, at 4.
DRINCE ALBHBT FROCK COATS. with Vest,
4 to match. beautiful pattern for SIC, at IOII
PsIhsJ lyanis avenue.
T'gE eBEsr RIT OF THE SEASON "A
a Linen s nRS.ss, very iong and nicely made, for
ryNHE DELLIBARRE PLAID CAss SUIT re.
6uced 10 SIS, At l0i1 PeEnsylysn1a avenue.
A FULL LINE of Children's SUITS, hand
"a sotnely e mined and made ia the very latest
so les from % upSards, ., A. sTRAUs'.
TEE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS
\ for SIS .hould be seen to be appreciated, at
1o1l PenDsJ iyaLis avenue.
ENGLISH STRIPE AND PLAID OAss sUIr
sTs tes, sold Tor $40, selling now for ola, ct A.
NIOHAIR BUSTERS, Plain sad Ulster style. A
avenue.
NORTH HOOSEC CASS SUIT at III, is only
Y u De had at A. sTBAuS'.
ROYs' SCHOOL SUITS, well trimmed and nicely
- Eade, for 81, at lOll PennsyIvsaiA avenue.
YOUTHS DRESs AID BUSINESS SUITS In q
u crest variety Of stylos and patterns, ct A.
sTRACs.
NJOHAIR AND SILK LUsrKR ALPACA
W COATS, ct all prices, at l01i Pennsy lyania
avenue.
SALISBURY BROKFN CaECk uAss SUIT,
- noek syle, well nsds sad TRAINED, for IS, at
A. sTRAUb'.
TIE IAR3 EST SIZE MAS can be ftttd in
"A suis or separate Coaus, PsGts or Vests, ct
lOll fennsyiSania avenue
HAVE Y0g SEEN THAT SUIT for 90 at A.
4 Asst BUT NOT LEAsTl-A genuine Middle.
~ seI Flannel SUIT for els, at I0il Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue. my2S-tY
nPIICIAN.-To As PE6lse-My newly. invent
" ed EYE GLASS, which now man 80
rfactIre with eight workmen, surpasses
any Eye z ass In the whole world. They can be
regulated BY two Gma screws TO sotly nj the
without Any pain or unpleasant feeling. They are
msce Of bfazl.isn Pebble and the newly discovered
kussia Ruby Glass FOR neatEess and ishtness they
cannot be surpassed Measure taken and order
filed In fifteen minutes.
ISAAC ALEXANDER. ls29 Penn. ave.,
je9- ltptr Inventor. Patentee and Manufacturer.
FaAHNLINo ffrSicSi1ss, -
Ne; 1877 flsNyLvANA AyInyl.S
genuine Brazilian Psevls eDsesseass. esS-U,lseD
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Il. m. RoIIin. Elected n, = Senator.

CONCORD, ~. h., June 20.-E. "a. Rollins,
republican, was 10 day elected 4. s. Sena-
tor. In the House the vote stood. II. Roll
Inns, 200; j. g. Sinclair, lse; scattering, s. In
Tue senate The vote was Rollius, :; SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

CONVENTIONS This WEEK-Oa Thursday
next the republicans OF Maine will hold their
state convention IN Bangor, and The republi-
cans of Vermont will hold theirs IN Montpe-
Her. On the same day the Illi0ots demo-
cratic state con eDtion meets IN SnrinRdeld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

THERE SEEMS TO BE NO DOUBT that Rose
Eyunge took laudanum In Milwaukee last
week with view 70 suicide. She declared
her unwilllngness 10 recover and her deter
nination 70 attempt self-desructio1 again.
she, however, reappeared on toe stage last
Friday evening. Domestic trou bles are the
c6 use OF her unhappinesg.
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Death Of Lnhn Neal
The Maraegs

PoRTLAND, NE, June 20-John Neal the
well known author, died thts morning. He
was born August 18th, 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

BRUrAI OUTRAGE ON AN AGED LADY
Miss Nancy Keyes, much respectei wo-
man, aged seventy-sfx, living alone a. Com
wy, Mass, was brutally outraged by An
unknown miscreant last Thursday night,
Her recovery II doubtful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

San FRANCISCO, June - The telegraph
report recently published, Of n decision ren-
SeIeo oy Judge Dwtnelle, OF this city, IN the
SuirO tunnel case. wsS errpDeouS. fhe a .fna al
oeelslon was upon demurrer only. The
case has not yet been tried by the courts
Ihe SUITS Involve the validity OF a contract
ana II ceclded against the Sutro tunnel CON-
pSnN VIII not sffect Us right % collect q
roy atty oftwo do lars per ton on all TIE orc
extracted nom the mines on the 4 pnStock
lode, Including those OF the Big BONANZA:
thst right Is founded upon an act OF Con .
gress, and therefore, 10 L. claimed. cannot De
Affected 10y the decision ~ any state ooart
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RANLkY sPRINGs,
RVONMeUrH H9UsE,

RtONA0tff HSUsE,
IVA sPklsG Lana BSACH,
MOhAOOTH COUNTY, " J.
This new and magnificent Seaside Hotel will be
cDsu JUN :, 1876. n =
Containing go haUdscmely furnished S~Ykv
rooms Eas, water, elevator. electric bella Lksx
aid 81 the modern c1DNeHisn
AnSle capacity for Sc guests without Gro xding.
The hotel - NJ feet from lhe beach, where the
tsfhtre j. unsurp paced on the coast " lille gn-
Scent frsatvster lake IL within DO fest Of the ys-
TOsiBE and sailing.
An elegant bend Of musie viii be In attendance the
entire AsCn -four mcnfhst
warn EAlt and Fresh " ater Baths IN the building
II hours from New YORK city, IN hours from
vest y Philadelphia, without change Of cars
tor<frcUisrs spply at the s., Cloud Hotel, Phtla-
siphia, or II the Monmouth Hotel.
hULLiN MckIHEIE, Prcprietors
g.. W. huLLIS, Of So. Cloud HOtsl, Pkflaael ehia,
akSAN 0ekISNaE, Of Depot Hotsl, Fort ~syne,
Sc hsbis Espsnol
nns iyesy IN stteHdsEcs for uss Of guests.
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DEsTUorIv. FIREs.-At st Johns in the
portion OF the town was destroyed by ffre
Sunday, involving q loss or about
O., 10000. One lady Was burned to death and
others received severe injuries. Seventeen
on Friday night; loss $50 900. The Great
Western ferry-boat Union, 1t Port Union,
Mich, was burned the same night; loss
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

WHO ARE THE HEArHRNs?-A Chinese
cabin at Trnck e9 Cal, was fired by MEM
bers OF the Caucasian League Sunday night
and a. three Cinnamon ran out they were
fired upon by the incendaries, who killed one
and seriously wounded another.
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FLOODS IN GKoRGIA--A dispatch from
Augusta, Ga, states that rains for seven
days have been general throughout that sec
ton. The crops on both sides of the Sayan-
nah river have been submerged. There Is a
total destruction OF the crops on the bottom
lends. The river has risen thirty feet, and
Is still rising. A freehet threatens Augusta
but no serious results are apprehendet. The
rain stopped Saturday afternoon and the
weather was clearing up.
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kilograms to The Star.
The Naval Academy Cemm eaeemens
ENercisps

ANNAPOLIS. ND June 20.-The conclud-
Ing exercises OF the regular annual oxami-
nation At the naval school, vita the dtstri-
button Of diplomas 10 the graiuating class,
took place 10 day. in the presence 90 a large
number Of distins uishcd and other visitors,
among The former DR. August Peserman, the
geographic OF Gotha, Germany.
The address 60 the graduates was made by
Prof. Gilman. OF John Hopkins University.
snd the diplomas q istributet by Comm q
Ammen. TIE number of graduates Was
fOrty-Cre. OF whom the drSt i've or star
graduates were J. Brown, ~. ". II. q. Gear
lns, Pa q. G. Foulke, Pa; y. T. Wslllng.
Ohioi NJ. Potts, Washington, ID. G. The
usual al night hop begins 81 n. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

THE woMAN's HoTEL In New York, erect
ed by the late A. T.. Stewart, Is rapidly ap-
proaehipg completion under the direction OF
Mrs. Stewart, represented by Judge Hilton,
Ii viii be comfortably furnished, and good
meals will be provided at q cost OF not more
than forty dve cents per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

ASoTHER DEFAULTING CLERR-Tbe
New York Sun states that Henry Scli yer.
late assistant cashier of the New York
branch OF the Methodist Book Concern. mas
been arrested on The charge OF having 40
strscted bonds belonging 20 the concern.
amounting 10 $4,000, from the safe 10 the
once In 1862 while the controversy over
me irregularities In the concern, as charged
by the Rev. Dr. Lanahsn, was still ia pro
gress, SERVER, then a resident OF Rrookiyu.
was appointed by the Rev. DIR. Carlto. 20
succeed an appointee OF DIR. Lauahan, since
which be has been In the employ of the CON
Germ. IL is stated that SERVER went To Mr.
Philips, the junior book agent, six weeks
since, informed him that he had fallen heir
To $40, 600, and then resigned but Suspicion
pelne aroused, an examination was made,
which proved him 10 be defaulter The
Sun says IL Is charged sthat the affair was
kept in allegiance until AFTER the adjourn
ment or the Methodist Conference al Balti-
more, where DR.. Lananan was making
trouble enough alreedy.o
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CoLoRED KUKLUx---A New Orleans dis
patch says: The negroes at Mount Pleasant,
La, organized baud OF regulators" and
ordered q democratic negro TO leave the
place. Refusing, he was killed by the regu-
latorr. The constable and posse attempted
70 arrest the murderers. but were driven OF.
The sheriff OF Baton Rouge, with q posse
wentto Mount Pleasant Sunday and cap
tured fourteen negroes, including the mur-
derers. The posse making the arrests were
cred upon by the negroes, and two were
wounded and two horses killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

THEY DIDN'T FIGHT AFrrR Ala
Memphis lTenn.l dispatch states that the
duef which has been impending there for
some days, between ex-Cougressman sloss
settled amicably by mutpal friends, and the
parties left Memphis for home last night
The oifnculty grew out OF structures In their
respective papers.
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DOIOMsC HOTfL.

Il eT. GEoKGES ISLAND,
Near PlNEf POINT, Md
TITS sumner resort will lie open for recap tion Of
visitors June 1th. a. n
Visitors by Potomac steamers will be VfAX
met prom pity at Piney POinr or Marshail's IL
wharf nth conveyance. Table always srsp- -
with cslicacies Of the easoa Boats fer fishing and
sailing Tree Of charge. Address
Il j. ADAMS & BROS,
nyG In PincY Point o. ST Mays 90 ND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

NOMINATIONS = The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to .day:
James A. Williamson, OF Iowa, TO be com
missioner Of the general land Office; W. l..
WilEon, OF Minnesota, To be surveyor gen.
eral of Minnesota; James Davis, of Penns VI
vauia, to be agent for Indians of Southern
Apache agency, In New Mexico; Mrs. Earn
estine Sterne 10 be postmaster at Jefferson
Texas. Military promotions.-Major ii. @.
Merriam, 9th infantry, to be lieutenant
colonel ID Infantry; LIST Lieut.. II. G. Pratt,
18th infantry, TO be captain in same; Capt.
Robert Nugent, same regiment, TO be major
24th infantry; Rev. A. ID. Mitchell, OF Pa, to
be post chaplain.
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ROCK ENON SPRINGS.

Terms:-sD per month Of four weeks 4
Special terms made for families, or for a. V:HhY
stC0 persons occupying one room. t.LIxl
The fare from washir gtOn to the Springs anu Ie-
turn, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ard co aches
from Winchester, Is only 81 50 the round trip.
Pure ar, healing waIers, grand scenery, sbuD-
Cant afnusemeuts. may all be obtained AZ this :
ner resort No bar, no extOTtiOnate charges, no
restraints Of fashion.
Gsed food, abunoan;ly supplied, cooked in best
manner, prom ptly served.
II Is the aim Of tee proprietor 10 make Rock Eu0n
Springs an attractive simmer home for Washing
tCnisns, 81 rates which all can afford
Jhe best OF sery ants have been engaged.
Yer oescriDtive pau-,1ists fpf- rmstion call on
3 PRATT SON, trsarancs Agents, 40t 9Th
street mYl0 n
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THE CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL FoURrAIN
The president Of the Catholic total absti.
announcing that the dedication of the CEN
tennial fountain at Philadelphia win take
place on July 4, 1915, as aruounced orieinsI
~. The national parade of the union viii
also be held. The national convention will
be held, and Archbishop WOOD viii ofrictate
in the ceremonies at the cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

TEE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPAEY'S HOTEL,
AT DEER PARK.
viii De OPEN FOB VISITORS on the 10TH OF
JUNE, snd their NEW HOTEL at OAK n
and on the JsT OF JULY. Applicants SEA0
sOr knens or Information address the un- ic.kR u
bersignec, at Oakland, Garrett county, Nd.
apps uyb JOHN DALEY, Manager.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DO VI NJ T. IL nI@OOh Il Cs
DIVEB SPRINGS This Popular Resort is now
Bard BGeTi lG' nnss rsSd ossn
over Two years oid, FROM 80 cents 70 Ieo. lss3
ing Fa or G Mtes Rrsp spsg.
l. situated one nile above Ccltons Wharf and
II si1s9 spii1 1s Vii taSe tsa srsaer JSsn w.
b. S9is PSF sSe PrSS4e,or esrs., sI
f-wn 2 o., st. MarJ's cOrnty, Nd Ie2j I'm
st 6EoRGE'S HOTEL,
Isrcw open fo- visiters The situation q X
acc u,o0stiCns sud A-trsctions uaex- FYSV
Z. month Chdren ssiei =, the table kalf rrise;
K. }. MassHALL, Pfsp:ieto.,
w Is new open for the reception Of a
tsusrnfr' tOsrders. Fish, oysters, Grabs, SfTE&
Bss-ing, BafhinS, CroIuet, Ten Pins. g.. -.
lie us: - pr day, 70 per mo tn Boa,s Il aud
jsls In LsoSardioSa' n,J.
TALB0rT HOUSE
House well vsntiIsted, hsIf nile from 81 n
r.: Two miles frs n Sugar Loaf Mountain. E.zt
ferns reasonsb Q. jeI5-e56
JoRDAs,S ,r,.,,r ,acs
one anf a hslf nile from StsyensOR's De ga
e., yiIsin'a. Round trip. ticket from MY
JsiaI In ~ 4. o. JORDAN, Propf,eTcr.>
DISEY POINT SUMMER RESORT.
This old aid vel known Summer Re IA
sort. Gbcut % miles from Warrington, in asEAV
e.. Ma y C unity, No, has been thor III
OuEnly reconstructed aHd turnis h with a sup-ror
class Of furniture and all the parsphernaIil Of =
nTst esss Hotet ana Will be for the reception
OF guests
ON THE 10Th INSTANT,
ard At rates TAR lower than ever BEFORE.
There has been arrangements made with the Low
or Potomac STEAMERS by which there will be nearly
q D. lily lire betws en- W sshingtoD and that point.
Tie Beach having been put in thorough order,
Cannot Be excelCd fer Barhin 2, Fishing and BOst-
II any coast IN the country.
GE0kGE Il JILLABD. Manager.
for further particulars, apply to JOHN ALEX
AbDEh, 1881 PenGsy lvsnis avenue, Washing
Ton. lelO colin
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY Inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

THE lMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Inas much
as the Senate yesterday decided to proceed
On the 9th OF July next with the impeach
ment OF Ex-Secretsry of War Belknap, the
Impeachment managers on the part OF the
House have agreed to present a resolution
IN the House, providing that full authority
on behalf of the House. The effect of this is
10 avoid the necessity of q long session OF
The House while the case is pending. Toe
p OPPOSITION is TO have both Houses adjourn
as sc on as the current legislative business
can be disposed OF, and that the Senate be
then convened by the President in special
session for the impeachment trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

CALDWELL, dated une 3, saying:
1 read In the New York papers of the 10th
ultimo Col. Scott's evidence before the Con-
gIessional committee, and at once caoled
MIN as follows:
"Your statement before the Congressional
committee on the 18th relating to the Fort
Smith Railway bonds which you purchased
OF me IL perfectly correct. can more fully
substaEtiate II necessary"
have also ca0ied the chairman OF the Ju
dietary Committee as follows:
"Have just read In the New York papers
Scotts evidence about our bond trausactfons
and can fully corrooorate IL. never gave
Blaine any Fort Smith railway bonds, d.
rectIy or otherwise. / have three foreign
railway contracts upon my hands, which
makes IL impossible for me to leave without
great pecuniary loss, or i would gladly vol
unfairly come home and so testify. Can
make adidavit TO this effect and mail, IL de-
sired"
am sorry that am not able TO go person
ally before the committee aud give my testI-
mony, but i presume that Col. Sc1tt's evil :
deDce will be sufficient to prove that you
had nothing TO do with the transactions 10
question. II you wish for any further testi-
mony from me TO prove the facts as caoled To
the COMMITTEES, shall be glad to forward Ii
under oath. Tie charges are so void OF foun-
dalton that have no fear OF their doing you
any permanent injury, and / hope that your
prosecutors will be able to show as clear q
record rs yours In connection With the Little
Rock End Fort Smith railway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

DISTRICT BILLS PASSED BY THE House.
The action of the House of Representatives
on the bills reported from the District Conn
mittee yesterday is reported on the thi rt
page OF this paper. The following bills were
passed:Provioing for the appointment of a
joint committee 10 frame permanent form
OF government for the District. 1T Is print
In full on the third page.l Bill to pave Penn
syiyania avenue; bill to provide for the re-
cOJding OF deeds, mortgages and other con-
veyances of real estate In the District of Co.
lumsfa; bill To amend the act tncorporat-
Ing the joint stock company of the Young
Mems Christian Association of w ashington:
bill 10 amend the act Incorporating the pro-
prietors of Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

GEN. JAS. A. WILLIAMSON, of Iowa, who
was to-day nominated Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, served with credit In
the Union army during the entire war. He
Is an old resident OF DeS Moines aud one of
Its prominent citizens. He carried the dele
cation OF his county for Congress at the late
Congressional convention, bat was defeated
fer the nomination by combination male
AGAINST him by the other counties In his dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

WILFoRD II. WILSON, nominated to-day
tn be surveyor general of Minnesota, takes
the place OF Gen. j. II. Baker, former Com
nj ssioner OF Pensions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

OUDOUN MINERAL BPRIHaG,
HAMILTON, va
This pleasant Sumner Resort Will be open for the
rece ptiOE ~ guests on the lst Of June. a. n
Jhe config Gity % the depot and telegraph 49,
once. together With the curative pro per- kSsAx
ties OF the water renders this Of the most
able situations the country, for seeking
rtst. f-cTeatlOn and health. Terms moderate
Adcres-, E. :. RUSE. Proprietor.
myS I'm Harsilton, London Cor 1ty va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

NAVAL ORDERS. Lieutenant Royal r
lDgersOll, ordered TO the Naval Academy,
list July next. Lieutenant Richard G.. Derby
has reported his arrival home, having been
detached from the Richmond, south Pacific
station. on 23d ultimO and has been pl iced
On waiting orders. Lieutenant II. G. Nc
Lean has reported his return hone, having
been detached from the Tennessee. Asiatic
.laLtOD, 9Th May, and has been placed on
stCk leave. Lieutenant L. G. Terrell, de-
iacbed from the Brooklyn, and ordered to
the Wyandotte as executive. Lieutenant
WsSbburD Maynard. from the Wyaudotte
ard ordered to the coast survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-20

THE WAY LORD ROSCOE RATIFIEs-As
the MEETING TO ratify the nominations of the
Cincinnati convention was to be held at the
City Hall last evening, Senator Conkling
thought that would be good time 10 take a
drive In his trottlng buggy over toward
Georgetown heights. So he went. But he
curbed his desire 10 commune with nature
long enough TO write a little letter to the
chairman OF the meeting, telling him IL vas
all right. 1t was this sort OF unselfish sacri-
flee of himself to the good OF the general
cause that won for Mr.. COnkling such fat.
tering support outside of the New York dele
CATION IN Cincinnati last week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
NOTICE..

YEyO WILLIAM SPENCE, JAMES SPENCE
B 4 wv. 4 J. Spence,) Samuel Clay. Antoine
Kaufman, (Clay Il Kaufman,) Morris Price, and
Arthur LicAiy creditors of the Montezuma
Mining Company. and to Vim. IL, Strout, their
trustee-You are hereby notified that the
assessment work, as required by the Act of
Congress. of the United States, of May 10,
1872, has been done by Inc on the Montezuma
Ledge and Company, situated in Arabia
Trinity Mining District, Humboldt county,
State Of Nevada, upon the original location
thereof, for the year 1876, and prior thereto,
and other expenditures Of money and labor
on the said lecge and company to the amount
of six hundred dollars Is O0l, and that If you
do not contribute your proportion, two hun
dred and ninety-two dollars and fifty cents
1922 50l in gold coin. ON or before ninety days
from this date, ysur interest in said Monte.
yuma Ledge and Company will become the
property of the undersigned, and that
demand of you the immediate payment
thereof.
LUTHER A. BUCKNER.
Trinity tArabial Mining District, Decem-
bert 1875. d7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

FOR 1875.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t u also o year in /. mich an
Oppphltioa Bonse Of Rcrfu sent atiyep the
FIRST since the war, will n In power ut Wash
ington; ana the year Of the GweDty-thrd eiec-
tim of President OF the United states All.
OF these events are SURE to BE- IL great interest
and Importance, especially the two latter;
and all Of them and everything connected
with them viii be fully ana freshly reported
and expounds / ia Tux SUS.
The Opposition uouse ~ Representatives.,
taking up the line Of inquiry opened years ago
~ The Sun, will steIllly and diligently inyes-
tigate the cnrrn;tions and misdeeds of
GIANTS administer ION; and will, II t5to BIO
hoped. lay the foundation for new and bet
ter period in oar national history. OF all
this The Sun will contain complete and ac-
cnrate accounts, furnishing it's readers with
carly and trustworthy informaiio ion upon these
absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election. with
the preparations fof u, viii be memorable ~
deciding upon GRANT + aspirations for . third
term OF power and pIYndor and still more as
deeidirg Who shall be tAe candidate OF tho
party Of Reform, GAd a. eiecting that eandi-
GATE. Concerning all fhe SO subjects, those
who read THE 'Sry viii have the eonstan.
means Of being thoroughly well informed.
rle WEEKLY Sun, which has attained cir
c1lation 0f over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers III every State and
Territory, @.d We Trust tliat the year 1876 will
see their numbers doubled. 1t Will continue
70 be thorough newspaper All the general
news Of the day viii be round In IL, condensed
wnen uni.Qporiani, al fuii length when Of
moment; and always. we trust. treated In q
clear. interesting aud instructive manner.
IL Is our aim o. make tie hEEKLY suN tho
best family Newspaper Ia he world, ami We
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The agricultural de- artnleni especially is ono
OF its prominent features. The fashions are
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