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IL suncient for the present to cay that they
are printed BY the process Of photo-cn-
craving invented by this firm, which spent moro
than 500 900 In machinery aud experiments before II
succeeded in obtaining the result OF winch such perfect
specimens are furnished IN this volume The copies
are printed like all steel engrayngs and yet the plates
are Obtained without the AID OF engraver but tho
sun itself. and they are Us beautiful the nnest
mezzotent engravngs OF the last century. Painters
an engraver, but this process not only reproGuccs
faithfully their drawing, but also gives In their differ
tints the proper values OF color More than
10 men aud women are now employed IN working this
process IN tho large printing establishment that
Messrs Goup Co. built tor II at Asnieres, near
Paris, where they already preparing illustrated
books for the leading Parls boo sellers.
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NO WONDER THEY PARTED.

ONE OF THE MEN WHO 'MAY SMILE AND
SMILE, AND BE VILLAIN
He was low-sizcd stout and q gamblers mus
tache dyed jet black The indchnabie pertaining to
the class of men known TO the police as "crooKcd,
about him. and he leaned against the rail-
ing, smiling at Judge Ottcrbourg the greater portion
of the audience the Washington Place Court ycstcr
day morning thought him simple and honest young
fellow who had been a Saturday night spree and was
locked up tor dsordery conduct There n placid
ity in his manner dcnotlng frequent acquaintance
with the police court, and the only indication that the
evennesso hts temper was In the slightest degree rut
fled when he looked at her.
She young, tall and good neatly dressed
and Iadyllko demeanor-Mary Giligan. OF No. 35S
West Thirty eighth street. hairdrcsser and the pris-
was her husband. Andrew, who was charged with
annoying, insulting and threatening to shoot her.
WELL, said the Judge, "what is thsy What did he
s.Hc came into my mothers rooms, called mo vilc
names aud pointed pistol at me and threatened to
shoot irc.'
''Now, Mary, you know didnI It wasn't pistol
but OF those patent cigar lighters Judge, never did
such thing Pm hard working honest young man, "
and he gave such charming smile Of conscious inno
that the Judge wiped his eyeglasses and looked
benignartly at him. Every thought Andrew would
be discharged and joyful expression ovcrsprcad the
prisoners countenancc.
A CHANGE or PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
Your Honor, sad Sergeant Woods, OF the Twentieth
precinct who had Gllligan IN charge, pvo known thus
Girl since she was a child She married this loafcr
who Is professional thief and has served term in
State Prison, thinking HIM TO be respectable. When
sbe found out what ho was she left him. has since
supported herself by hairdressing He has never
ceased insulting prosecuting her On Friday night
he entered the rooms where she Is iving with her
mother, and finding her alone drew revolver and
threatened to shoot her. He never did an honest
days work in his life"
The prisoncr-"Oh, Mary, do you hear thatp y on
won't send me up aganf"
Tho wifc--'I don't want TO send him TO prison,
Judge, II he will only keep away IRON my mother and
myself"
Judge Ottcrbo urg-' &c gan. you are fined $40, and
In addition held IN $500 BAIL TO stand committed SIX
months
As Gilligan left the court he turned on his vito and
uppraded her IN the coarscst terms, but woman like
when she gong down the stoop sho said, III
thought the Judge would lot him 80 would ask him"
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GOLD In MISSISSIPPI
From the Jackson Miss Clarion, Jan. "a
BELLEvLLE, RichIand county, Ohio, l
Jan. a. 1877 (

IFrom TIC Jucksuh IMIsA CIarIOn, JAN ~
BELLEvILLE, Richland county, Oho,l
Jan. 10, 1877. !
To THE EDITOR OF THE CLARION
should like to obtain the address of gentleman,
or his lady should he not be living, who lived IN
splendid establishment in the suburbs of Jackson and
who He'd with the Confcdcratcs tho river the
approach OF Grants men, leaving his vito and
daughter at nome, who visited py two
mounted federal soldiers, who Cleaned the
secret from n servant that there large
amount OF gold 1880 200, think buried In
the cellar but through tho ncrposlton Of one OF tho
soldiers II was allowed TO remain behind untouched.
Tho servant, however, on accompanying tho men TO
the gate was relieved OF nne gold watch by the
woud.bc thief OF tho gold. BY your placing small
notice the paper the address OF the parties could
doubtless be ascerancd for which you would confer
favor me and the gentlemen above mentioned.
Please send the address and charge for insertion,
and obligcA Y. A. HVWsARD.
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BRAWLING WOMEN.

Early yesterday morning fight occurred in the
house, No III West Thirtynrst street, occupied by
Annie Harrington, between Two OF the inmates Gcrtic
Allen and Josephine Harris. IL appeared from the
evidence that the parties were engaged IN drunken
carousal when the woman Allen, alias Myers, threw
heavy wine glass at tho woman Harris cutting her
face IN horrible manner At the Washington Place
Court yesterday Gcruc Allen committed for trial
and the woman Harris was sent to the House OF De-
tcntion 10 appear as witncsss gainst her.
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OLD DOMINION Is, srE l:; 3 w., COMPANY,

For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays nj r. NJ connecting with Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chcsapcake ann Ohio Railroad, and with the COM
punys lines to interior points IN North Carolina aud
Virginia. Newbern and Washington, N. @. (via Norfok
every Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday.
Lcwes Dell Monday and Thursday. ut r. NJ connecting
with MARYLAND aud Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
tickets and bills Of lang to all
lowest rates. Insurance Norfolk. Sc.. a per cent
Freight received daily 1T pier "a North River General
Offices 1917 Greenwich ST. n. L. McCREADY. PRESIDENT.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

James Doyle, aged ono year, OF No 7os East Thir-
tccnth street, died yesterday from burns accidentally
received some days ago Tho Coroner was notified 10
hold a lnnucst.
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The Frisco Win, rn,e.,,xat,oa.


SAN fEANCISCo, July I'm ihe branch
mlit investigation to-day. before the com
missioner, George NJ. Pinney read list OF
charges to the effect that between October,
le'"' ana october, lSsi. Superintendent La
grange caused the sale Of material belong ing
20 the mint, and reoeivsd the proc neds AMI
appropriated them 10 his use. thus defraud-
ing the government ~ various sums aEgre-
eating not les Than 100. Alsn. that during
The same period Lsgrange did. with intent
10 defrs al the government. approve and
cause L. be Ta.d suniry accounts for mate
rial which lad never been delivered 10 the
mint. and appropriated The money 20 drawn
from the treasury to has own use. tefrsudtng
The government IA the aggregate 81 not less
than $1,000. lie also submitted a copy OF n
memorandum book. which he alleges % be
IN The possession OF Lagrange, concerning
which there has been some newspaper COM
ment. He said thst ia preparing the changes
he had not Attempted - give the precise
amounts, but expected - atduce test imony
showing the amounts retained by Lagrange
TO BE- IN excess % those named by him.
Frank NJ PlNlCy, on behalf 81 gentle
men formerly cmy IOyed IN the nuiut.
charges Superintendent IHgrauEs a follows.
viii lnsiuuaiiEg 10 orn OF fhe Off 'rrS OF the
mint that ne Lagrange would cover his
statement Tor sin ounces uf gold lost after he
had been Informed hy thst p.fr,r that the
loss would not be half that amount. auu
which tEally resulted Il believe in \ set le-
ment at n loss Ia the government with frv-
ing 10 Get the m' lt,r and r,.tiner 20 carry i've
extra men on his paw roll, when the said
wv A''ft hAtbN fftf - A4r-tls anu tll-F
had done no work In his department with
ordering copper from PhIlsdpi pnia. aud then
ordering new bills To b. made cut aud the
amounts raiS,d one hundred per cent, and
approving the same as correct, although
well aware that the government was being
cefrauded, with violating the laws and regu-
lations OF the mint by refusing to send bills
Tor copper, coal &c. TO the operating officers
for their approval before paying said bills a.
The law directs; with dtScharging some OF
the meters ard rehners, most important
men, without consulting with Said officer,
aud without any cause. The commissions
liked Saturday next for the appearance of
Ptnney with his witnesses.
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MR.. TILDEN'S DEPARrrRE rox
EUROPE
An Enthusiastic Seud or

NEw YORK, July iS-EN-U1v. Samuel 4
Iiiden and Secretary OF state BlCelOw sal II
Tor Europe to-day ON bosri the steam p
scythta. Mr.. Tilden had decl nsSi any p,l y
lie send OF, bat yet the steamer aud what
were crowded with hundreds OF ladies' apd
gentlemen, and great enthusiasts prevailed
Among those present were Mayor fly. Goy
Ttlden arrived on board shortly AFTER nine
O'Clock and held "A levce on deck until m
O'Clock, when the vessel sailed. He looked
well and hearty and talked freely ami checr-
fally with all. He said, in answer 10 ques-
lions. that he thought the
PROSPECTS OBJ THE DEMOCRATIC PANTY
extremely brilliant. Ia regard 10 his case
he had nothing more 10 say beyond that con-
iained In his Manhattan club speech. that it
WAS great wrong inflicted on the people.
lie felt sure these things would he rignted In
the future. Tie said that he would certainly
return IN October from his tour What
route Secretary BigelOw and himself VIII
lake In Europe they have not yet decided
upon, but theyiwil travel quietly ana pri-
Vately.
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The N arkeis

BlLTIxoRr, July lS.-NMsinis sipes, offered.
5; DO. o.idstcd 6, do second series, 60 North
Carolina skies, old l. d.. Slid g. Gag. Sugar
sfeary AID den arG moderate, llN.
bALTIMokE. July lS.-COuton duU-middling, 4
Flour quiet and hin-RiO brands, Sgas7s, Other
grades unchangfd. Wheat quiet aud ga ier-s suf n
eru red, prime. sOsl CT; d.. amb 2, 6ial.6!; DO.
Nhit@. li5zl. %, Pennsy tyania red. ls5tibi. No
west TN winter red July delivery, 50, do August,
! IS, do September, AS. Corn, southern nominal /,
western esslr sId closed stesdy-we-tern mixed.
sIot and July. 63s., August. 81, September, 62 o
62's, steamer, 81. Oats duh except for prime
samples, ~hich AT. hTmer-southern p ime new a
a4i, western white, Old. a4t4, DO. mixed, gOagss
Ponns, ania. old, &.s6 Rye, &C. nay quiet and
M changed Provisions quiet steady aud unchanged.
Butter unchanged. Petroleum nominAlly strcne-
crude, refined, Is sal3i. Coffee dull-Rio, car
goes, l6,4 s2pi4; jobbing, l7a22. Whisky duh ana
lower, ~. Receipts-flour, SlJ; wheat. 22.s0,
corn. $780, oats, 80; rye, Do. shipm snts-Corr
NEW YORK, July ls.-stocks strong aud higher.
Money. III Gold, l5s. Exchange, long, g..
short. <ss. Soysrnments q little lover.
New YoRK, yuy E.-Fiour dell and declining.
Wheat Qliet and heavy. Corn without decided
change.
LosDon, July u, Es p p.aConsol.. s4,f for
lVci4; lt1s, lC6s. krie,s New YORK Central, "a
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INDIAN ATROCITIES. - The Black Hills
Times published the following last evening
as an extra: 1--WE learn from John Nickel
vey, of st. Paul, that this afternoon as tn
north of Bear Buttes and ten miles from
Crook City they came upon the bodies of
two men and one woman lying in the road
was shot, scalped and horribly mutilated
and murdered. The party was travelling by
OK team. The contents OF their wagon were
scattered prom.scuously around. Tne In
dams. about twelve in number, after killing
these travellers attacked party of teamsters
who were cOrraled Q few miles back, but ran
away at first fire.
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GhOstly DOings at Berkeley Springs.
BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL,
Rerk eley SprippS Jtrlv Il

DcIhCicy 1914.
Dear SU:-FOr the past few days the topic
of conversation here has been the Grand
Phantom Ball, which was to occur July 10th
CAST mighty There were many conversations
among the ladies and gentlemen; many con-
situations with the costumer aud printer An
order emanatlng from His Highness, the
Chief Ghost, was posted in a conspicuous
place and most carefully perused by all the
Ghosts and GhOstesses who intended TO par
tIclpate in the vain and terrestrial proceed
1ngs' AT $50 p. IN. all the inhabitants of
SPIRIT Land departed from their ethereal
abode aud assembled in the Cave de Trego
known to the outside world the drawing
room of the hotel. All being assembled, we
were waited into the Salon dc Terpsichore -
where We listened to a communication from
our master, the Chief Ghost, delivered to us
by His Most Worthy Secretary, and our
CHIEF Master OF Ceremonies, amidst the
burning OF the many colOred lights which
pre- dominate in that place where ghosts most
do cOngregate. ThencefOrth these imm aterial
beings did behave themselves in a most mate
rial manner, and evfnced knowledge OF
and devotion to that vain amusement called
waltZing by the inha bitants of this terrestrial
sphe which showed them to have been Of
clad in the habiliments OF n esh. Many of the
spirits are well known in Washington, Bal
timore and elsewhere, and will, therefore,
iesa1 " 6a motals 81 those who were present
Conklin, Mamie McArdie, Robinson, Trego
Beale, High; Mesdames Heppelbauer, Emery,
MartlneZ, MessTs. ID. Z. Bliss, Robinson,
Clabaugh, =. McArdle, n. Trego II. Conk-
lin, ard others OF both sexes. There were
many spectators, amongst whom l may
mention II. X. Willard and family; Mr.. Car
roll, Of Baltimore, and family; II. R. Elliott,
Mr.. Miller, lawyers Of Washington; Mr..
keyworth; Mesdames Elliott, Miller, Key
worth, Dorsey, Jones. Trego, Conklin, and
indeed all the residents o: the hotel, whose
name is legion. would like to tell you more
OF our amusements, and may do SO II can
snatch time from the rounds OF pleasure
which embrace eating, sleeping, dancing,
bathing, riding. fishing, &C. T.. S.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
WRITING wITHOUTINK.

tn L MIRA LOUS PEN,
This Pen lie used like ordinary pen. IL IL suifi-
Glen; 10 d. ii Tito Water you would dip Ordi-
nary pen into ink. III The writing H. intended t. he
COPIED 10y the press shake the FIRST drop carefully
from the zen The Pen Feed and never should be
wiped or cleaned. 1t always writes without the
lea-t care. Ii does not OSidzs and never becomes
sIneary supplies ne plsee of all pens and of all
Inks and Is prepared in different COlors, such AS
DARK violet Ned and Blue The colors
eh.ngeable and indestructibls; they do not in
the finest fabric and very brilliant. No Off CO
should be without the Red. No traveller " itho ut
any.
Prize, 10 Cents each or B for ii Cents. Will be
sent by mail on receipt Of price, if not less than
three are ordered.
The MAGIC iSkSTAND furnishes, By pouring
little alter in 1t. Black Ink with all the proper
ties OF the Magic Pen. 1t will last five years For
In porant aud deeds il pa sssd as
IL resists the most erful acids prime
acid, &c. Price 2J Cents each.
ID. SILVERBERG,
81? Serenth street northwest,
Jyl t Sole Agent for District of Columbia.
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The yearly review OF trade, issued by the
British customs commissioners, shows that
the United States has resumed the position
OF the chief source OF our cotton supply
much to the detriment of India, which sent
S65 600 cwt. less in 1876 than in ISIS.
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Somebody to Blame for These Seven
Deaths

ALLENTOWN, PA, July ls.-The coroner
jury In the case OF the eXplOs ion of the boiler
at the ore mines near Macungie, which
caused the death OF seven men and seriously
injured several others, have returned "A YER
dict which, after stating the cause of the
great loss OF life, concludes a. follows. I'VE,
the said jury, further find that on divers &C
cssions before the explosion, the boiler was
charged with steam beyond it's capacity,
thereby wea kening and straining the same
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SHOCKING TR AGEDY IN KEN.
TC(kY.
A House Fired and n Young Cir

CINCINNATI, o, July 1s.-An unknown
parry Set fire 10 the residence of VIM. An
derson, near Worthwhile, Ky, yesterday
morning, while the family were vel asleep.
"A daughter, ten years of age, awoke and
came To the front door, when she was imme-
diagely fired upon by the parties who could
not be seen. Eleven shots took effect upon
the girls person, inficting wounds from
which she died at noon. No motive for the
deed is known.
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Killed by Lightning.

Inc thunder storm yesterday did consider
able damage hereaboIts, especially In JerSe N
City, the lightning striking i'm several places
Several Pc sons were stunned. Al Jamaica
l.. l., the wife Of James Light was killed.
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Murphy at the Women's Temperance

OCEAN GROVE. y. j., July 1S.-Francis
Murphy announced ty telegraph ton ght
that he will arrive AZ Ocean Grave to-day to
attend the Women's 7, importance camp
ting.
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NEW YORK NOTES
RuS5neSS Eailura

NEW YORK, July Is L. Biumgart 4 Co,
importers OF woolens, Nos Il and ~, Viii; G
street, failed yesterday and also made an as
signment for the benefit of their creditors IL
Frederick Lewis. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at from 500 900 10 500. 0O0. and the
assets are said TO be very small in proportion
TO the Indebtedness. Nearly ali their indebt-
edness is held by European creditors an /.
very little is owing merch ants In this civ
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A Cincinnati Israelite Offered Judge
HfltOu's Best Rooms.

NEW YORK. July IA Cincinnati dis
patch says Edgar NJ. Johnson. a prominent
lsraelits OF that city. has bsen offered the
best rooms al the Grand Union Hotel az Sar-
atoga.
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THE WAR
Change of Turkish Minister

CoNsrANrINoPLE. July l>-SafseI PsSha,
The Turkish iOrrigu M mister. has r,->Igued.
Adild iaSha, VINO has once already been
fore gn minister and once Ambassador 10
Nienrs. succeeds Safaet Pssha.
lNots.-Safaet Ps>ha has been long believed
10 favor peace
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-Hugh FLYNN. en-
ployed in Edward Holden's file manufac-
Tory, Brooklyn, n. Y, was at work among
the machinery yesterday, when his clothing
in some unexplained manner, was caught 10
The betting, which passes over large drum
He was whirled round the drum with great
velocity, and instantly killed. Flynn was IS
years OF age, and leaves q wife and two chill
dren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

Mr.. q. WILEY WELLS, the consul gene
raj TO China, will leave New York within a
few days for san Francisco, from whence ne
will sail in the August steamer for China.
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The Mentroal Riot,

MONTREAL, July ls.-At the Caledonia
societies meeting the action Of st. Andrews
endorsed: Francis Fitzpatrick, the sentinel
who stabbed Nickerson, has been honorably
acquitted. important arrests IN connection
with the snooting OF Elliott are expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

KEEPING Up THE BATTLE OF THE
BoNNE.-At Elizabeth, y. ", yesterday,
George owens, an Orangemen, stabbed
Patrick Haggerty in a quarrel about the
Montreal riot. Hsggerty had been teasing
owens, and the latter got knife and waited
for Haggerty TO come from the Workshop.
The two men began TO quarrel, and Owens
stabbed Haggerty several times in the head,
face and arms. The wounded mans injuries
are dangerous. Owens was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

SECRETARY SHERMAN and party lef.
Roekland, Me. Monday night for the White
Mounfairs
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ORANGEISM IN CANADA.-The streets OF
Montreal after midnight Tuesday night were
almost entirely deserted. The Orangemen
and Young Britons played "Boyne Water"
" OrOppies, Lie Down." and other party
tunes, and generally INDUCED in Orangeism
to their hearts content on returning from
the funeral Tuesday. Chief of Police Pen
ton Tuesday showed the mayor aud police
committee paper picked up by Col. Bacon
The document contains q number OF Irish
names, divided into four sections, with one
person designated as chief OF each division,
and seems TO show that there was q regular
organization In view OF the 18th of July.
VIM. Elliott, of LenOxville. who was shot at
rtous condition. The ball entered at the right
side OF the spine below the shoulder, aud has
not been extracted. Complaint was laid in
the police court yesterday against three vol
unteers who attacked man about II o'clock
Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

NEW 1 ORk, July ia WashingtOn spe-
cial speaking of the fremens' strike AT Mar
finsburg, w. Va, says: The officers of the
Baltimore and Ohio IA lroad say that IL will
be difficult 10 get the local militia To take
the offensive and fire on the rioters. with
whom they sympathize more or less, and
West Virginia to call upon President Hayes
Tor detachment Of troops or of the Marine
corps from Washington to go TO the scene OF
trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

ANOrHER REVEREND DEFAULrER--A
further examination OF the affairs of Rev.
A. j. Lawson, OF 81. Adams, VT, who Is an
alleged defaulter to several estates for which
be has acted as trustee, executor, &C., shows
that his defalcations will exceed 900. He
viii be prosecuted TO The extent Of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption amounted to
S8J7 .OCO.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, $3.50 $3.50 IS; customs, s425, sos OS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

A SMUGGLER ARREsrED-A special treas
ury agent went on board the steamship
Queen, at New York, yesterday, aud arrest
ed Charles Loagbottom, the storekeeper, for
completely In the recent extensive silk aud
lace smuggling frauds. The prisoner made
q full confession OF his connection with the
smuggling transactions, and was held In
50 coo bail 10 answer.
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Nor VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER.

Nor VICE PRESIDENT wHEELER-T The
Springfield tMass.) Republican and other
papers having published letter of one VIM
A. Wheeler, dated November Is, 1851, con-
meeting him with a contract for arms fur
nished 10 the United States, some papers
assumed that the person interested in the
contract was Vice President Wheeler who
now writes from Malone. y. ", stating that
he neverh Lad contract and that the Wheeler
mentioned is entirely distinct from hirnself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

f.. A. CARMON, of New Jersey, has been
appointed Chief Clerk OF the Department of
Agriculture, in place of Frederick Watts ,jr.
son of the late Commissioner. and has enter
I'd upon the discharge of his duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

THE COAL TRADE-N Change on The Or
noi.-There is nothing new In the coal trade
TO report this morning, excepting that the
Franklin coal company, which has not been
working TO any extent for several months,
resumed mining yesterday. There is no
change In the status OF tue boatmen's strike,
and there are no signs of q resumption OF
canal hipments.I Cumberland Neios Jllg II