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,,,,, u Fortune was bnde--AIl Paris
SHADE 60 Adore yellow velvet.
From Whltaker's Journal

From Wmlaker'5 Journal
In 1873, Talma, having only ap.
,.,,ad i'm tragedy siuce 1896, consented
no awe his support to Mile. Mars, in
s.s af CusNmir Delavigne's comedies.
,ylpouuourpemont created Il wonder
'I .4usa:iun-thQ best actor and the
I.r actress in France TO appear to-
,.rner Oue morning, about a week
7. .4,us to the time of the announced
',u.arauce, while Mile Mars was in
l.I private apartments, a manufacture
.r NJ Iv0us asked for IN audience.
ON entering ne spread cut before the
urlress snimmcrlng fold Of costly
yellow velvet.
'uWill you deign to accept this and
make INV fouuueW sand the visitor.
TEplauuuous followed, and it was I'M
d.,..0od 10 te a purely business affair.
'pygspnagiGus manufacturer knew very
well that the superb woman before
him set the fashion in female dress be.
.,aall Paris. Yellow velvet was his
spruiplty, uut nobody wore it; and YET
he Nas assured that it would be all The
yHga If once seen upon the queen of
.be stage. Mile. Mars did not know.
Wna ,n,ar was very trying; she had
dresses enough hut at length the
bleeding of the manufacturer over
came her scruples, aud in the gooInes,
OF her heart she took the velvet and
handed it over to her dressmaker, with
instructions for the making up.
The eventual evening arrived, and
Nile Mars was array ed in her robes OF
yellow velvet. On UehOdipg the re.
Election OF hcrsellin her dressiug.roum
mirror her heart gave way. cit is too
ridiculous ~ she cried, almost shedding
tears Of yeXation. 81 look like an aw,
fully.eXaggerated canary bird. Really
! cannot appear. Tell the manager he
must postpone the play, or at least
wait for me.0
Tama heard the word, and hurried
from his dressing room "ls that ali -
he snii, when he had surveyed the |
queen and heard her story. "Upou |
my word you never looked better in |
your LIFE The effect is superb, am |
charmed with H. And the play went |
OIL lu less han two weeks thereafter |
the salons of Paris were literally |
golden with yellow velvet. a lady |
could not be in the ta.hiHn in any |
thing else. Years afterwards the |
manufacturer Of Lyons gave
Il grapi (ete in honor of Mlle Mars,
her sumptuously. The
festival was held in q spacious and SUI
peril country house on the banks OF
tic Saone, and the 70 tuueUpon which
un estate had been feared hud grown |
up from yellow velvet,
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StAWpENTE'R wANUNs,--A practical
u Guide 70 all operations OF the trade; draw
ing for carpenters, forms of contracts, speci-
hcatious, plans, No., illustrated 90 cents.
PAINTER . Munupl--HOuec ana sign paint
ing, granting, yUrnshug polishing, X lsom'
lining, p0poung, lettering, stunning, gliding,
sc, 50 cts. HOok OF AlphnbetS, 80. Scrolls
and Ornaments, a. Matchmaker and Jew
ulor, 10. Spap.mnkUr . rnxidegmist, 30.
Hunter and rmppers Guide, ~. Dog Train
ing, ~ Popular readings aud ltecltnlions,
rs. or hoollselors or by mail, JESSE llA-
NEN & CO., no Nassau st., N, Y. octJldtl
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Hr-rr-szFNllEInEYEN,a
U H.allII.'I'''s [ FREE 'z'a'l'E''
MiNNwEElfEUEzNGl

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river and you VIII see tho
word 'FREE" in big black letters. Read be-
low 10 ard you VIII find N request for the
names and address OF all the sons aud daugh-
lprs of the North aud East to be sent to
HTEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost a
uFREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land OF
suubeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys. This book wc Lave seen. IL 10 accom-
panied with beautiful colOred maps, tllustrn-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full of infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools. churches, etc. Who pays TO
~ THE MISSOURI, KANSAS e TEXA
HALLWAY. They Nre sending thousands
All parts OF the United State8 and Europe
This goes TO show what they are doing Tor
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
OF fare for EN- grants almost one-half. Their
trains aro crowded and special trains nro
frequently run 20 accommodate the people.
They ARE spending thousands OF dollars IN
Iexos. They have twelve rsGnl,ar Irnve,iI n
concerning Texas throughout me United
9tntes, They ask our MD III Their Efforts.
patronlao the MISSOURI, ,y hnAaNS,As
hr NiSnN md through the beautiful Indian
| ferrltory They will lind You directly in
! ihe Csreat Union Depot In ~. Louis They
| don 4 compel You 70 ride three or four miles
| thrnuah tho bnck streets and alleys OF ~.
| Inuk la toppling omnibus They run their
| eonrhes and sleepefs through to ~. Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
| othpr line from Texas that dOesg emo"
! rhey also run coaches and sleeping cars nom
! Texas TO hannibal and Quincy, Have you
| any friends East looking towards Texasi u
I No, send their address tofhe undersigntd and
| he will with pleasure forward them land you
alfol beautiful nAmrhle, ana otner inter- a,
Address, JAS. j. BROWN,
GEM Passgr Agt ~. K;aLkXn
une-d6w-tf 5eoauh, Me
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caldwell Eagle; Nov 5,. lna' the p; SleG
ton Is over, an" the H''ll'ls ., DEF
could do no PoSS,o'o , n"sn,, sNlrS Nv
STAIN to the nioooy S'llr'' y'Iey are ~,
lot to make nm r'u" " yo'u,Im ''"G 'h"
half OF one OF ms , own n S ,I ~ ,, "
cruelty Is renne"' ou' p'''"' - Z" ''"7"
place anyhow
Of heo yow pardon, gcntlcmen,' Oh
serycd Bismorci, to couple of loyal
R,.,ons who were predicting the share
of a,ory that would fall to the wooden
v,iis or England in case Of u Euro
,,a'n wor i beg your pardon. but
What WAS Tint You were rcmarking
n,,mt ,ho woodep heads Of England p
.,,,. .,.,. ,,,,. ronr,,tio,
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FACTORS .ANDlPLAN7ERS. XII
American Cotton Tie Company
limited,

r. COOK General Legal Agent,
q. W. WUHLEY q CO., Galveston,
iuue2p.BmH Agents iur Texas
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ST. L.a.s aa.,auslalaJs
MARRIAGE CUTDR

3 LhNhlolo. lrkl NlCw u NArriag1 tlf ths hIlrfoD
uuu nnfU rNHt uiHiIrg NIflf. ou n tUles ana l.
gusO i,r'lf fh. al l'rita eli llcprodugtan ti ss.
eti Wrtmlpf yL Nouth aHd ftanhccd, fud lht uhyt.
cu tylt1n Ell NoIniil kuN.u,rat.d book pfaN u5.If
which .h1Mdt t,W pIls tkaHd let Iheutlinil
and htt Mauar 0u'ty, Beware Of limitations s,i
a pIlvArE MEplCAu TREkPsE oual diseased
Ola Private Nature n llh trA.s thc ahgct anil rOf.
dfrs Vt hu fvNul iNp aud hr means fpuvt iN paEot
Nlth entul IuKl cont utd,t sral Cor ~ eta
MEDICAL ADVICE uu Seminal Wsfhnrri, loit So.
Cryt Hkln, NnAd aNd Chronic INUusa CUnuh. Dauo,r,
ag.t 81 I'D rnfr plurh'lk ntt ZOE UHnp,
An lhv UhUNt lIHcafVH Hurrt'f trg1 90 thff cglgs
GHifd OsOUrsHrvt tfHb'HHri Ihlf. AilHfH,
pg purpa' pl8pLNsA4lY, no, % Nosth s.nas,.
~ lUtts. no,
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AyDlTS CONNECTIONS FORM the
CnNNmrlrIONsa.

40 TEX AhkANA, with all trains on NJ.
Louis q Iron Mountain X. Il. for ak points
North, East and southeast.
~ lON8NlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, With ti1llns on the International
Il. T. f0g Tyler Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains North and south
on houston and Texas Central Il. II, iof
HhelmNn, Porla Honham, Mckinney, Co.'s
t'cRuU bfNm0nd, Waco, Houston and Aus
TIN,
AtSlllHNEPORr with regular line of
Eys-C'as3 steamers Tor New Orleans.
Th,s line, hcing fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such as Westmg-
house Air Brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler rs unsurpaSsad for
Speed, 6aleGy ana Comfort.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS, PREACHERS

or others with from SO to s2oO can y WIN a
suce clear COOP l H6Ss hui iGi ho Ss with with
SIX II Wv Va ahnve lcouisltCs need respond 10
sum p. o. BON $40, Dallas, DALLAS county, nyy,,s
u0w2m
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.l,.. know thuuIt win the tghU
..., ,uul hast the STRONGER bark,
.t.... .s, smiling IN the light
..w creeping IN the dark
.,..r u.t dream that am crying
iram. up with colors lying
,.,...lnpy my wounded slain,
'#tusiu like frenzy Stronghold swift
n,...tIul the Tug and strain,
'..l iha dpud Hre heavy hard 10 M.
r,l ,..,,sU. uu their Ncys dying
: .'Ill not J., .rp my coloa lying
,...r fog. IA viii be short--uur tlsht-
i,'..h luzly thou lraiust tby guns;
t',..fr.l. u mo To deeper night
trd npetD brighter seas and sun.
3D., ,,',tgt NOT dream that nm dyiuE
rI.i Dy with coloIs ilSing
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5ay- TWEY RAVE No E0UAM

Wlll Bake, Cook, Nonst Und Rull quicker Nnt
more even than amy other stove mpdp,g
, 1876-12-06
SAN DOMINGO.

1anocn.1 to tl,is mcssaac fOr r,,nvcn,ent ref.
ororrn = .xnanst, ~ ,,,n,,ri,trn,lv,. cvc,,t. mi
e.env' o'"opsss -. s'e's' a',a
vi oil the Recommendations 10 IbuRfcss Enaac
by me- during the last seven years. Time
may show sono Of these recommendations
mi N h.vn horn wjsc1v ronccI,.d I'M,
IT.. t'.. =, :. Ill, ~. ~ -n,.-.dt. l..
uens's 'nv p1,s Nv us "o u.. sa.
tho Administration. Onc ol These recommcada-
tions, met with tho united opposition of ono
noIItiral party III the scuatc, and with strour
nnno.,t,on frnm tl,c othrr-namctv t,,c treotv
epPoe.ss .t.. a.,a .Wn. @ " a..,n m',r;, NV a..
1or tho annexation VI oaato uoH'lnGo W LIE
United Suites, to Which htia'l specially refer,
maintaining us do tbat, II my views had been
concurrcd in. tho country would be in mo.r
1,,"sn.ro,. non5i,ton ,o.,,,r hot,, ,v,,i,f",,iv
and financially. santo Domingo Is fertile. and
ipon It's sol1 n,ny be grown Just those tropical
nro;,ucts Of which
TiJE UNITED STATES
narcJ mr. for market now Iy oiayc lSor almtast cx-
,ln.irrIy-na,,,,.iv. s,,r1r. ct,}Fce. firewnfa,s.
mgIt,sGuy, tronIsal fru|.s, tuhac.a,, etc. About
II; ncr ccijt Of Tic cxpurts of Cuo are consu,nct
III tic United States 4 large percentage OF the
cxports Of Brazil also find tue saI,n murkct
These arc paid t0r nimost exclusively In cotu.
legislation, particularly In Cuba, being unfayor.
ablc To mutual exchange Of the products Of
each country. Flour, shipped by the Mississippi
to ,hc clty on It's way 10 a port In spsin, thsn
pay the duty fixed upon articles, to be re.rS.
ptrtcd, transferred 10 a Spanish vessel, and
brought back alu,ust To tho point of starting,
1Ar A sEcoHn puTr,
and still lcavu profit over what would be r.
cevcd by direct shipment. All Tint is produced
in Cuba could be produced in santo Domingo.
II being part of tile United States, commerce
free There would be no export duties on her
shipments, nor import duties On those coming
here. Thete would be no import duties upoil
the supplies OF machinery, etc, going from tlc
States. Tie effect that would have been prt,-
tucsf upon Cuba,, commerce With thrse nd
rantages possessed BY rival IL observable at a
glance. The Cuban question would bare been
settled long ago In favor OF free cu!a.
10 niyantagcously used In Transporting
lie valuable woods aud other products of the
soil Of tile islaud to d mR.kctt aud III carrying
, 1876-12-06


Tho International Exhibition held at Phlla-
dephta this year in co'.l'nes:oratiun Of thu one
l.,sNtlrc1tll anniversary uf American lndelMnd-
rllcc llus proven great saeress, a,ia will no
doubt be uf enduring advantage to tho country.
II las shown tho grcat progress IN thc arts,
sctes,ces, and mechanical skill made III single
century, y,and. demonstrated that VT arc but ltttls
behind tllB older nastous In uny one branch,
willis III oon,o wv scarcely hare T[Ya. 1t has
served. too, not only to bring tue pcoplv aud
pro4iucis Of skill aud labor fra all ,,ars Of tho
wurld tugctl,rr, but in bringing togutleF people
from all sections ut aNr uwu country, which
,auat prove great betlctit In tho information
impartial and
rn.nR ur COUNTRY ES0EHDBAED.
II has BEEN suggested hy scenttsts Interested
tu untl connected with tho Smithsonian InstltH-
tion, In aeu,un,unisatton hrre~lth submitted.
that tho Government exhibit Ge removed to tho
Capital aud sultable building be erected "
purchased for It's accommodation as permanent
exhibit. | earnestly recommend this, an!t, BE-
licVing that Congress would secoud this view,
directed that ill Government exhibits at the
Centennial Exhibition should remain whcre they
asc, except such as might 10 injured by remain
, 1876-12-06
RESUMPTION
Or SPEC{k PAYMENTS.

In March, 1859, by m set entitled tan aet 70
strengthen the public credit" tho faith Of tho
United S,ates was "solennly pledged to tho
payment In coin or it, equivalent Of al the oblt-
gaslunsuf tie United Suites not beaiins interest,
known Il Euttci stutes notes, and Ut sll tho
lateEest-bcaring obligations OF the uuIted
States;" and. further, ITO make provision. vt
the earliest practicable period, for tho redemp.
ton Of tho United Statca notcs IN cola"
BY the act OF January. Is75, Congress de-
clpsed the purpose Of resumption OF sptclo-pAy~
ments On January. 1STQ. and 70 that eud, aud IN
, 1876-12-06

took into that region increased numbers. Gold
f'ae nrtnaly brcn fn,lutl Ia paying quantities,
md an ctrori ln reinuve tho miners wuuIti only
result in tho dcscrtiun OF the bulk Vt the trohp.
tint might lJe sent there to remove them. All
difficulty IN Tits matter itns, however, fccn re-
moved, subject to ttlc approval Of Congress, by
treaty ccsfng tho I!lnck Hills and npproacliuh
t"ncttfement bycslIzcns. 1Ile aubjcet ii 1,mlan
policy and treatment 1s 30 fully set forth by the
Secretary OF the Interior anl The Commissioner
of Im!lnn AllAire, and my views Az fully ex.
pressed therein, that refer to the mere reports
anl recommendations IA my awn.
, 1876-12-06

Ing In building not intended as r protect'o1Hn
ithfrnrnt weather, or such as may tir wanted ty
tie department furnishing them, until f'tc4ues-
tn o permanent exhibition Il !; =; setcd on. a.,
enable the participation of the .evcrs!
Executive Departments IN the international
Exhibition Of 1s!1i were not sufficient u carry
out thB undertaking to the iull extent nj iirat
tho very efficient and cred!table manner IN
wllicl, tic fjoar'l appointed from these several
Departments to prnvkle an exhlhitltti on TUG
part Of the Government hare discharged Their
without precedent to guide them In the pre-.
'''"' r,ts srccrss Or THEIR .Anons
wsS ws' 9pS stes BY The s,sne ,s G1sstesn stentsn
Building attracted turing tle pe1al q q
natyc pe'op!c. / an strongly Impressed
with the value OF tho collection male by the
tnr fs psses q tue Mxptfo ~ r.
ca,1liItry. the statfstIca and practical evidences
Of Our growth AZ a nation, and the sisce VI
the mercantile ars', and thu appIieations
o aCosal ssiecc IN The Dnatrattn Of ,xe The
voluntarily contributed their exhibits to The
United States to increase tho interest tn any
permanent exhibition Cnngrehs may pr.,y1de
inr. For this act Of generosity they should rc-
fully suggett resolution uf Congress tu thut
effect be adopted.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
Tic attention Of Congress tannut be too car.
neatly caic,t u tic necessity OF throwing sotnc
greater safcguanl over tho method of choosing
and declaring the election OF a President. Under
the present system there scems To lie no pro-
vdctl remedy for conteattug the election fn uuy
one State. The remedy Is partially, no Inubt,
, 1876-12-06

Grsud total.. .S4aa. BIS. :l'
On tho 3lst nf August, 1865, the public debt
as represented upon ts'c books OF the Depart
tncnt. and SHOWN BY t!ie puhI!l-dcot stnlcmcut,
Debt. less buntls Issued to the yari-
ons Pacific kuisoad Companies,
and I'm. cash ~ The Treasury. e, 100, 4o1 o7l
W June 'O' io.u. !he duDt, inriatt.
& ng asct,,eu n n an'errs; pcin .ets 1s,'p"a n1aas
t'"nnsn,us "na iesa ra.h ~ ihc
'"''' '''' '''' -'vs.' '. .oo'..-s
Reduction Of The ,lct,t, ,.,,$ a50. Dp:,, c.,,5
1hc ,rro,4 of thr lov nj Fcb. aT. tst,a ren,,,r-
ed by thu operations of x;iklug-fund accotnt,
Tint 't]in nublr t1rbt should bc rcuuccd in tb,,
sn ss a.o ~ " ast oGGen tsa r.nr rstoa noa
Ina hrrn eifect,s1 inr1nr that ntrioi al slNi{S5-
III M X.sst III III ,n,,fc ti,a, was ahsniutcy ~,
un,re,l. >''''''
II ran th.rcforc he .as,,. os II mnttrr NJ fart.
ms.rn,"nt " tu msto rats,on aa fai the sunr.
fnml and tl u,,r"iimtinn ~ t1,c n,,h,h. deit ayo
brsu fmiy mst ami carrtl.ti o,,ts fN
''es 'us nEr1;Sn1Ym f me Tnx rn: SarnS.t ua nyur.
I'm ,hn a.t nf in,p,t.i 1SsI liz Sc.Istnrv en-
te,.tl into u ro1,,rast vii, Wrssrs. Au1ust tci-
mont = r., ,,t, hri,olf ~ iin.sr. X II. Roths-
ri'iii 4 Mans. an,, ussmiafss: and Sicssre. !. K
IT. SrII.nnnn ~ W a. "a fnr tt,%,sriyt.s mi a..o.
Hst"s' nd sies.r. f,rprei' afnrstnn T. Eo,. m
h"h.9i ~ ~ N"ssra' + umTsn ~ Cn.f an,i
Mass Martin i,lis. + E"l' for thcms.1rcI
"n,i ns,oniS,ns for Tia n.,otf,ffon sf xIIiIITl ,
uf.5nIr Il ts.0. and jan' u i67i. the contrsct-
~; T.. 'H,I, -, Inv" ~, ~ xIci,fve ~ r;~t ~ .,,h
Mg t1es ~ LIMIT .hs e1s.s,vo ''Ss Ill, ~ noo nno
sssane N a.. 'os ~ s.ins, ,11 Ihsi II ~ r.
halHLxt authorized BY the aforesaid acts, by
n,otifyllnk tue Secretary on ar before the sob
uay o. Jnhe, io's, we oecIctafy. feseIVlns ths
r'Sae 10 ter!nihate M tns sonsas. ~ any te a!aer
, 1876-12-06

II will be observed that tho surplus fcvcnues,
e1e1uHtyh NJ nroTtsian for lin ain h }rv f,,rd -.
shown In tho statement of receipts and e1-
pen1isurcs for the fiscal rear, were 420.o2o2tt.
nr 8oo7 teo ,rss +t,u t1,n .r,a,.t ~ ~, -,.
~ ~ s NV .'u."s ~ %lu 'euuc-
tton Of the debt as shown BY the monthly state
ment Of tho aRme.
Tbc l,trcrenrr ,i [ h., xcs,, ,,c.c ,vo .t,,,n,n..
arlscs from, the difference Of ntcs nt wlsiel, they
nrc raalc III. "a will 1,e sren by ttmnur,snr n
s"e"' "a FeEa'us Inc eash IN Tue ifeasafy at tho
OF tie jtsm ~ .in,crc.. IL s,ne and nnno,1 s"I su
$500, s... -. '"ts'. WY n"u a"pa"'' ano
debt ta "1 shty IN ss 81 MY
.nse'ns'eas, psss'se'y 40 Is the pfinc'pa' u tho
Hcpt. but Which th not 70 considered In the
Abatement 1T receipts aud expenditures.
The c,sl, In the rrr..nrv inv !.
sts,c,nsns m ~ thG, ~ tt"i M',9y a,'i y;.hf nEIs
s.mm1ies 70 opy X. 'Hs s,.rn.,, ,'S!ay =,
tin,e ~ it, itsne' wps NJ '"c ,ao MA ~.
rhs al in tc' Tps..,,.r @ 44o' ao3
1S7Ss =. .,.o,sm ~ ~ Nv ,hn :se.n"s, 1"y -
tnct. i'm, sshtch Il I. t,rnnnrns ,rnS
~ nfiio 9o,ix H,n Gs,ns Ssn' rt ~ "Pen tGe m sa sE
81 thc' AK ~ cin.frr III " ,ha ~ arcn"n1
Al, thr rnyen1cs Je,w.itcd At shn
netn cnt tn tpontry pnfxr " w dS4't ts ,e,nagmi 1s
covered By thc same. antl Witch aru
tsnsteestaincd At the time Of the
i.sne ot tho monthly ttaicrncntl. =, u ,,x
Sae.'.'..'.''.''.'' ''....'."'..... LII. ,4ld
c.o,s,p. s,c... - ,..o =.
The cas IN II. Trea.nrT inlr a:a s4o'o*
n, ssn,y, ~ ,hc 1nontR ~ SSnt = sta,U.
nlcnt OF init date VIZ. ,81l0 400, 7e6
And a. rhowr by t:c statement II Tho
d*sc... ...-......... le1, 8o7, 73c
80 -
MI. ,"sSs 5nnw,ns 'Ilae1ense ~ .S Or 2asoo5
cts maefhes Of ea. y, ,ente5 tasns d"0 u 'ats e.
, 1876-12-06

From customs omt,,,.,.,.,,...........3 314a. OIL e84
FROM Internal 1eyrile ....... ...... 1lU, 7tKi Il:
From tnra ol public lan.n.,.. $50. j. l2u, 4hI
~" oY Haattonai ltaaks... 7,3:s 81,
'i3"1 Was1twn~ ,.ns,nam,cs'...,. .,,.,.,,, 71H, 1m
Fran cus.ou1s' tiucs, rcnalt!es. etc.. lki, 1DT
Er"n, intnr. ttrayaru. storuue etc. 1,u!U, a4ti
Frufn sara of lnlltln. trust ianda.... lp0, 19G
iH!a s,'a sasd...u4' sed 5000 $50
tu a9ops tJse.s' ~ .s " 1,ws714
Ffnni marine hospital taI."......... KIP Wy
fro,,. pruuts o., co.t,syr. etc......-. 1.14Lll7
Fron, Ia 4 III, seAIskIns, ,.... 3l1. aA4
Frun, nycrlla1lrous = suurces,..,..... LIT. .Ut
To,a, ont,uary recrtpts...........s:s:i. 7iA, 4pI
Premium IN sales Ut culu.......... .. III, ;tii
Total net receipts. exclusive Of
FtUssraa.' swsra =. Observation-Disclosures. ooa.. @ a,ols, ~
rota, nyt receipts "a. .3.oi, o8s, sos
ualancu In Treasury Junp 30. 1a7i,
inrIu4lAg dtpuslts of foin aud
CuitoI oiatcs notes represented by
certificates outstanding. 1t4.Ir"4lo
Tota, available cash. aaS. 7Ds. .sl
EXPENDITURES.
The net expenditures by warrants during tho
sane peglo.l were; .......
For civil ezptnse1,........."..S l!,:a 3!s'M ~
For foreign intercourse. ........'. t,dig' ~ ag
For Indians ~: NJ *
For military e.tablishnent, Ia:
Guiding fofti1cat!out. river And
harboF improvements, and at-
tchAb '....'...s..Is'+f'''''''' so.v'o' eoe'"s
, 1876-12-06

AuSa] 'ss.s %9VtVNsotuoN
Issues to tue extent Of Isl, ,8a, $50 ot ~ per
ceut bonds hays been tnaslt, sud refuuliuy
operations ute still III progress.
, 1876-12-06
PUBLIC DEBT.
0P THk FEphIG DE

PUBLIC DEBT.
REDUCTION or THE rCuLtc DEBT.
PstDc,pal Of thu debt July !, 1915 81. .3a b3l
Interest due md unpaid, aud ac-
csned intefsst 10 late............ ", ,847. b50
Tv,al debt. ............ ..,.. s., a1D, 1l., tH8
lash III ths Treasury ........ l4.. 243, ;;A3l
nsbs leas cash lu the Treas.
urY....,....,.. .............Sy, 13H, bsA, 7:,ll
Principal Of t!u debt July !. ls1b. Z, ls0 aD5. 0a7
Intcscst due aud unpaid. aud &C.
1eued interest to date c............ 18. at4. 004
Total debt Els, 900, OIL
Cash In Tho T.eaausy......,.. lla, 489, 12,l
i Sry..... :" ......... -. s. 600. $50, 81
ss,ed, of........................ .' . ,as. ssl
, 1876-12-06

Sh0wIng 4 t1f1lefeate Of. ........
The cnfh In the Treasury July ], 1876.
III s',pwil by the monthly debt riatc.
t1icnt Of that date. wAA..............
And A. pfuws. ny tho statement uf The
receipts aud expenditures Of Rhine
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

A Ill kinds of Shoemakers Trimmings.
IA Lasts, boot Trees Shoe Pegs. by the
bushel, shoe Thread, Avis, and Il thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by q. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL COLLIuL,
The Most Complete, Thorough and
/ Practical Institution in the
Country.
Located in Martins Block, Corner
ofThird and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas.

INllS Institution offers superior facilities
l. for preparing young AID middle aged
men and women for the counting-room. and
for the management of business and financial
affairs.
The fun Commercial course as presented IN
the Preparatory, Theory. Actual, Business
ana Banking Departments OF the College, en-
braces critical instruction to those who may
require it, in Reading, Spelling and Arithme-
tic. Book k-keeping. by Single and Doublc En-
Try as applied to business pursuits of every
descriptions Business Penmcnship. CONNER
cial Calculations Mercantile correspondence.
Detection Of Counterfeit Money, Lectures on
the Science of Accounts. Business Activities
Organizations. Economies. Business Forms
Business Customs and Etiquettes. Commercial
Law, Finance and the General Laws of Trade
TERMS.
tPdydble in adraRce)
Life Scholarship, full Commercial
Course, $50 90
Full Course in Telcgraplng. by
sound and paper, 40 90
Spectol Discounts ,cW be made 10 CLUBS
and Deserving Earties
Usual time required to complete the Fun
commercial CourSe-irom 10 to il weeks
students can enter the College at any time
as there are no vacations.
Be sure to visit or address this College be-
fore going elsewhere.
AARON BALES, Principal.
yInJ 2S-ly
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
.--s.ls-s ..>..

LOVES ILLUSIONS" Talk about your
wives" said young husband to lot Of
bachelor acquaintances, 81 tell you, boys,
mine is the boss wife The Inter Ocean
was right when it said every man ought
to marry at least one wife, because it was
cheaper to keep two people than one
You ought to see the velvet dressing gown
that she made me on New Year s-made
it herself, and saved the money for the
materials out of her house keeping allow
ances.' And 50 he wandered on, while
at the same moment there was dropped
into lamp post letter box an account,
as follows;
Chicago, Jan. :, 1876
Mr.. Benedict Lovebird:
TO Snip 4 Twist, DR..
For one velvet drcssing-gown, ordered by
Mrs. b. L., Dec. 81, 1875. SIG Is
Received payment
Please remit and oblige. S. 4 Il.