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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
For County Record
For County Assess
For County Assess

MANUEL AGUISOLA, at the s.
ton of many friends, announces
as a candidate Tor the office of
ASSESSOR, subject to the ac, ion
Democratic Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
For State Sen ator.
For Sheriff.
For Sheriff.

w. r. ROWLAND hereby annou
himself as a candidate for the offic
Sheriff, subject to the action of the 4
ocrtic County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
For County Treasure

/ will be candidate for County d
urer at the ensuing election.
JOSEPH BAYER, Congress n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
For District Attorne,

Subject 10 the nomination of the
ocratic County Convention. 2
rHOS. B. BRO
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-16
WEAKNESS or FRANCES cAB1NEE
The Fate Of NJ. Marcere in Store for n.
Wnddington-An Unlucky speech.

PARIS, March 15.-The majority in the
Chamber Of Deputies on Thursday night
against the impeachment ot the DE Broglie and
Rochobouet Cabinets consisted Of 1888 Republl-
cans and 1871 Lcgitimsts and BOnapartsts.
The minority consisted Of 1853 Republicans and
1 Bonapartst The Governments majority,
taking the Left alone. was thus only %. Nine
teen Republicans abstained from voting. These
principally wero Mnisterialsts. who were de-
tered 10y the views Of some Of their constitu-
ents from voting with the Cabinet. though they
would not vote against il.
LONDON March l5.-rhe DdIy N9rs' Paris de-
sun'c IN mentions that NJ. Emile d. Oirarlin in
Lo France. VI. Edmond About in tho Dir NeU.
rieue Sjecle and the Ndiion0i show wonderful
mnaninuy in demanding the withdrawal OF M.
Walding'On from the Premiership.
The Paris corrcsp ondcnt Of the Standard snya:
VI. Waddington on Thursday evidently failed
TO secure th" ear Of the House. and some OF his
phrns"s were to say the least. unlucky. Thus
he described the foundation Of n parliamentary
republic ns groat experiment. This has given
mortal offence. | fear the sequel Is only too
plain. Tho fate OF NJ. de Marcere seems to be IN
store Tor W. Waddingtou. There will be more
Interpretations. crisis, and in all probability
further mobilization OF the Cabinet before the
Easter rcrpes.'
Pants. Marin I'm. Ozenne. Secretary Gem
eral VI the Ministry Of Commerce. has resigned
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fuily invited to attend tn. funeral sunday 10th in',.

fuly INVITED to attend the funeral on sunday. 10th inss,
at2P w.
REviSsK1 In Lancaster. Pa. March u. Vincent
Kcvnski in the e3l wear OF his age lie was born
warsrw, Poland On the 22d Of March l7s7 and entered
the Russian service IN lieu " brother who had been
drafted Ne served In the ware asainst Nanoleon an
was wuunlod AZ Au.teritz, aud subsequently nrved
nvniuI The Turks Mr. Kevinski cume to the United
staps in lSSa
his son $ Morse. ESQ, Dtlrou.ie. New Brunswickt
John Morse, formerly Ut Cumberland. n. s., AGED W
.so..
McSORLEY ON Friday. i4h inst, at 3o7 East i2oth
81 Haflrm Jennie. infant daughter OF john AM
jennie McSorlcy.
QUACKENBUSti tia Thu Siav. March ~, Ellen. Do
loved wife IT Franklin putckruhush. .
Relatives AMI ricnis NJ inmilv are Respectfully "
vi ed to attend thu funeral rou her lite Csldc nee, 0oS
Leonard a.. Greeurn'ut IN SUI law a. , p VI.
SrUELLER on rich If Catherine. vile " John A.
schrlier. In the 42d wear vt her age. - -
fune al her l1f residence 3ii East sd St, sun
dav March id. AZ T. VI.
TOOKEE Tin Friday. March - after y short and
painful Illness joins lnuter ihn 9th wear u lis age
Relatives aud TRENT. the fnmfy respectfully In
vited 10 atrnd the funeral sr,icrs vt T. VI. Sunday.
from the rrsiieucc ~ hs soninaw, Mr. Thomas smith.
l2I Eat liSth y Va lcm.
wlLIIANS-In Philadelphia, Pa. March ~, Henry :.
Williams IN his saith the oldest lawyer Of Phiadei-
phia and u kinsmau Of Bcnla IN Franklin
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The muscles OF pedestrians are rendered
sore and painful by their constant expansion
and contraction during long walks. Nothing
will relieve the pain and restore .m to thor
natural condition quicker than Benson's Cap
cine Porous Pasters. This simple vet wonder
full remedy should be used in all cases OF stifr
and painful joints, strains. lame back. and
rheumatic attacks. arising from whatsoever
cause they may We can also recommend them
MS the best of all remedies for n stubborn cough
or weak lungs. The new combination Of medi-
cal ingredients which this article contains
makes 1t vastly superior to common porous
pustors. Avoid worthless limitations. Ask
your druggist for Benson's Capeine Porous
Plaster. Take no other.-Ado.
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ANOTHER ORIGINAL or II. NJ. s. PIMA
FORE
Gen. John and Private Jame&

From he Rub BdalL.
The hraveN names Tor Gre and lames,
And all tina mortal tur-t,
We're General John and Private James
OF the sixty seventynFst
General John was soldier tried
A chief OF warlike don-,
A naughty stride and a whitening pride
Were AJOr-GeneTAl Johns
sheer would play on his martial IhiE
superior birth ~ show,
"Pish was taYoritr Word or his,
Aud he often SAID, Hol hol'
Pun Private Jane. described mishtbs.
Asalntn Of mournu mind;
No characteristic trait had he
VI any distinctive Kind.
Prom the ranks. one dav, cried Private Jamsa
CA Msor-iener"l john
I've doubts Of uur respective names
Ny mOurnul mind uiun
- ginning thought occurs to ma
dts source can't uuearthl.
But I've klud 81 notion We
Were cruelty changed al birth.
1--WE strange idea each others names
That We have each gut ON,
such things have been" said Private JAmsA
" They have. snsered General John
my General John. swear upon
Ny oath think us So
Ana he also sad hol hol"
my General Johnny General Johnl
NV uenerai joint quoh he,
A" tbs aHstucrauc sueer upon
Your lace blush 10 see.
mo truly great or generous cove,
Deserving Of thcsc uumcs.
Would sheer al q liked lloa that's drove
In the mind ol Fliyate James"
Said General John. " Upon your claims
No need our breath 10 waste;
II this " Joke, Pun Private James,
IVsa Joke vi doubtful taste.
hut being a man 81 doubtless worth,
II you tcel certain qultr
That ~ wcru probably changed at birth,
III venture 10 say you're rightn
So General John rs Private James
Fen In parade upon.
Aud Private James by change OF names
Was MNor.GeneTal John.
VS. GnBKRL
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Jerome Hopkins's "vesper Service" writ
ten for several choirs. used antiphonally and
together. and for four solo voices. organ. harp.
cantor aud orchestra. is to be performed
at Chickering Hall this evening. with
Misses Boris and Munier. and Messrs.
Leggat and Bartlett as the soloists. Mr., Henry
Carter IA the organist. and the orchestra will he
orchestra. The Rev Morgan Dix. who is
one OF Mr. jerome Hopk musical sponsors
writing Of this service. says that IL Is arranged
office % evening prayer. and at the same time
o. introduce into IL by tn" aid of hymns. anti
phons and anthems an additional richness and
iulnesS. more suited to express tho triumphant
and glorious spirit OF rejoicing which belongs
to the great feasts Of the Church.
As we are in mid-Leut. this triumphant re-
ioicing" Of Easter seems little premature. but
that probably will detract nothing from the mu-
sical Interest OF tho work. The concert Ike
most Of Mr.. Hopkinss efforts. Is in aid OF the
Orpheon fund.
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our D,.,,nsu,.ned Foreign visitors.

visit to the United States becomes more and
the fashion among the arisucrauc circles u Eu.
rope The British nobility has At all tines sent us large
number OF Its representatives That natural for the
Anglo saNous were always great travellers and no
British nubicmans education has ever been considered
complete without hts having been round the world
OF ste they have had additional induce ncnts TO come
To this country. They made here matrimonial and bus'
ness Arrangements; they INDUCED In buffalo hunting as
freely in mining spcculauons. More recently the
fashion OF paying visit to the United states has spread
among the nrstocraces Of counties which had formerly
tut poor reputation rs travellers Within the last
two three years we have had here the Grand Duke
Alexis Don Carlos the Princess souvaron and have at
the present moment among US the representatives Of
three ducui houses % France
Most these emincn, visitors for recreation
Even the souurn OF the Crank Duke Alexis though pur
porting 10 be an incident IN his duties rs sailor was
mere pleasure trip. There l. growing. however. an
evident tendency among the Younger generation Of Euro
pcsn nrstoorac to look visit to this country from
a more rational point Of They begin to under
stand that there something to be learned here.
young D'AudhctPasQuicr, nephew Of the Duke and ex
President OF the senate T. studying at present the work
ing VI the American Constitution a. Washington son
the Prince dc sagan aud consequently representa-
tive Of the DucRl House Of TacvrandPtrgord. Is im.
proving hi, English in private boarding house In Park
Only few days ago the Young Duke de Morny
registered at the Brunswick Hotel lie came here
In company with young friend N EUGENE de Boeande,
hnd l.aN.in few days Tor ~. OF region o. renh
s,lvahia Thf Young man Is m-edet IN Of the xfsa;
pillar OF the second Empire aud OF the statesman whose
rcers found only among Rehciieus and the
Ma1srns Tie youne Duke is not entirely French, for
his mother Piucess Troubet zko formerly maid VI
honor o the present Empress Of Russia Tie late Duke
De Morny sent Ambassador To st Petersburg at
the time Of the cuhronencn of the present Car In 1883
The Princess poor but very handsome AMI belonged
to the nobility Of Russia Tie Cyarua took uncom.
interest IN the match. and the Duchess OF Morny
always remained her nvuuie The young Duke now
It's barely u years old. HIS father died IA i-j
years later his mother married the Duke VI Cesto
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man,

BARNABY AT the old parsonage In larwich Mass g,
March ~ Mr. Al,-I KA nu %, t.vd i wears, widow Of
IT,. Rev JaUr- nn .u,t!. "a 80. u.i minister
blAN March -. ut cerebral upoplu Az, John Handy
Dunu uscu - wears
func Al Ifun hts late residence, ~ Allen st. on sun
i.v, liih mot. MT hHi f"st lutlHrN.
NtuiHN ~ - fHUris pea copy.
DLRMODY --Ou = idHy. March a. Maria beloved wife
ni k4NAtd DVrumlt. = native uf Ennis, County Clare
Ireland. IN tlr iOa wear ui her
klANNcs Hd lgtud~ ui tho luuuy are respectfully I'M
vted tu attend the funeral rom her L. residence alB
West 4nn T.. an suh az, ~ 30 Z NJ sharp
FkkRELl4 -Ou Thur daN. iJtu inst. al Krtltrlurd
N J, mtmhrHnenns Group. Annie T., infant daughter
Of William H. aud kile ferrsli, aged months and q
lays
Ths relatives aud friends Of the family are rssDseL
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Nature's Warnings,

when the Inhabitants OF a volcanic region hear the
dreaded suhhrrnnenn runhhug NOISES that prectdr a
volcanic eruption or an earthquake shock they tnke i'm
mediate precautions 10 escape the threatened danger
When the Inhabitants q huhnuXuHtO Oi the hCNlran
Plateau hrs heard those strange subterranean noises
nov known A. the Roaring thunder ut GuanHxuHtO. %
He'd the city ~ Juror, and only returned when
mpeed by military force. Thus promptly do men
seek refuge from threatened CospOreAl dangers But
they heed not those other mhni"t warnings 81 nature
DEBILITY. drOwsness, loss OF apprute and indigestion tho
Oi disease, threatening H. OyerW helm
and destroy the system Not hour should be lost
when Nature thus wafns yuu VI approaching danger,
until you have taken the proper measures 20 avert IT,
Neglect mean death To arouse the vital functions
Ia their normal aclvty ami purify AMI strengthen
boou. DR. Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant PurgauVe Pellets, the best AlterAre. or blood
PURIFYING tonic. and eatartc remedies yet compounded
IRON the vegetable kingdOul-Adr
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Col. MApleson has made beginning this sea
Of what he intends shall be next season Conserva
tory Of Music connected with the opera In New York
For more than week Sir. Frank de Riap. the singing
master has been testing the voices Of applicants IN
thc rooms ut the AcldcmN ui Music Many have been
rejected although have com" from distant Western
ciuc,, and MT more than eieht or ton have been
cCptcd Tho dcs-n Of the school Is togife nstrUc uOn
20 those Whose voices approved aud to receive
remuneration by obtaining thr SERVICES Ui the pulls
From tAe London CouserVhtnrv which i established on
similar bh-,. have come the suprdi. Prob amt lIdu.
the tcuor Thomas and lechi AMI Tie bassOs Pntt aud
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and included speaking parts as well rs
tqblenux. The celebration has been kept up in
TINT German city for $40 years, once every do
cnde. Tho next celebration will be I'm 1880
Feather Anwnnder said he regarded these Pas
SION plays with reverence. for they were Il re-
hgious Observance and conducted by religions
people. WITH r"gnri to the performance of the
!. 'nElDas lMstic Art Company he could only
say that he permitted IL alter Sccinga rehearsal
lln had no objection TO it ~ AN entertainment
tut he did not think it produced with the per-
About TWENTY-FIVE vrars nlrn a similar cxbi-
hitiuu 20 that OF the = ust,c Art Company wns
brought 10 this country nv Keller. His plan
WIS tu rcprcsnnt, with fcw figures the lend M.
stories Of the Bible. H. had ovcrnowins
houses. although he WIS violently attacked by
tn" vnriOua Know Nothing uaprrs. Hs
venture uroycd u pecuninry succuss lie tray
el"d through the United states. Mexico. the
West indies, South America and Bwzii. and IN
believed to have realized at least 81 100000 by
lis enterprise.
Measures are aireaiy on foot to reproduce
the exhibition OF the Religious Plastic Art Com
pany in this city at mn early day.
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Busintss Hotties.


NEED NO OTHER AWARD OR MERIT THAN CRATE.
TuL TESTIMONIALS OF CURES THESE ARE BET.
TER THAN ASYTnISG FROM ExPosIToNs OF PARIS
OR PHILADELPHIA. WHERE ALLcocK's PLAsrERs
WERE NOT EXHIBITED, BEING TOO WIDELY AND
FAvoRABLY KNOWN TO NEED ANY SUCH PROPS
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Henson RivER RAuRoAp sfaroS. !

y
ny DEAR DocroR. Your ALLCoCK's PLAsTERs have
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ON the 10th Of January. lust past was attacked with
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Of master and applied It to my chest In "a hours my
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Yours truly.
VT LYON. Ticket Agent
To Hon n Brsndrsh.
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LETTER FROM THE HON JAMES W. Hustled. Ex-
SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY.
To Hon. D. Brsndrsth.

PKRKsETLL oct So 1874
n. Brandreth. NJ. D.;
Ny DEAR sra desire 20 bear witness 10 the virtues OF
ALLCoUKS POROUS PLAsTERs. About year AGO
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Your pasers are very useful IN VI severe colds
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ArrIved-SArURnAr. March rs
S. CITY Of Ntw York Land. Liverpool, March Z
s. M1scl. Ne ynHhrr. bremen. March
s. state of Georgia Smith glasgow, March
;. francuulA. RrHgs. Portland.
- NfW YORK Quick. New OIlcaus
Ship Mistley Han. Mrsnurd Calcutta.
Btrk liapp, Hone. smith. Lnuduu
kurh john shepard, Atkins, Sew orleans
Ittk sarah T. Frazer She phbri Perth Amboy.
kr- J. .i/H Thomson, sawyer. New Haven
Bilf GrHuiu. Christensen. r>siuA,
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other help is rarely needed in severe sickness, bu,
ALLcocKs PLAsTERs and BRANDRErH's PILLS
These together are host Beware oi limitations ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsrRRs are sold BY all druggists
Sent BY mail for e. yard and g. so a dozen.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
1ot CANAL ST. NEW YORK.
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Sound and White Teeth.
SOUND AND WHITE TEETH.

More soZoDoST is annually sold than Of all other
denuirices aud tooth.washr. combined There be
a reason for this so2upONr has been many years
before the world and II it dd fulhn the promises
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But the more IL Is used the becomes in demand
Tho-c who have tried II try II again and Tim
recommend its use to othcr. FOR CLEANSING THE
MOUTH. PRESERVING THg PURITY AND WHITE.
NESS OF THE TEETH. protecting the enamel guarding
from the decay keeping the gums hard rosy.
aud he lthfa there Is no % m TO sozoDoNT. All drug
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MAAINE iNTEALIGANCR

htSiArunE AtNASAo-rHS nav
Sun 10 sun scts.... IA Noon TissA. IS
RICH Nlrhk-rntsnAT
andy Hook. 81 GOV Island. SO Hell data-.. IS
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MIRRIED.

DAvIDsON-MARKS On THURSDAY. March 10, Jose pi
cards
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Beslaundrcd shirts IN e e'ty q 10 % each British
socks 2uc uair, linen collars 81 70 IerduL " Johns
ton 100 Grand ST. also 70 av corner Vi 26th sLAdr
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Espenacheid's spring style or gentIeme ne hats
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The Great Spring M-hicIne-Dr Chambers
ChanlOnnle Blood aud Liver Pub All Druggists Is cts
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Fine 81 SILK Hat for SU go. nerby mud
Soft Hats 81 90 worth IS Is New Church A. up stairs
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suitable 10 the lrVseHt sra-uitne 1854 VINTAGE Dr.
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.AAPANrLE.n


"sAPANCLE" cures wounds. bruises COMMISSIONS
sprans burns scals buuons chlhains corns, piles
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From the President Of the
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
IKADou lRrERs rHE socrrrv.
4ru Az. coRNER pm ST., Z
INV YORK. March 4 1879
Messrs Samrei CORY \ Co..;
A lotion C'SAPANCLE ~. Manufactured nv Won ms
been Given 30 fur 'ir pose OF testing It's curative
effects IN m tnkiud aud mails -
have moi vel had occaon to apply " 10 the latter but
have done to myslf. mud have received immediate
relict.
Being an animal myself have every reason TO hciicye
that brute creatures would experience similar benent
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This Succtv will cnul'v il whenever the necessity
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HENRY BEROH President
"sAPANULE" never fails ~ relieve pain. from what
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Whnlesnlr A"cniS ~ T.
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A iw-nty-Aye cent boIue Of P0rtsE's Cough
bALsAA VIII TsAsVs yoor cough
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Also for coughs aud colds that effective remedy.
Phillips Palatablsn Cod Liver OF Ia cOnIl inauOn with
Phosh Nulrune. sold w all druggists Depot 2PlatI
suvst-Ads,
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The sesas az eii,aOre's Garden.
Fourteen great pictures unsurpassed. In the IssWai
Us,As, ont tOdAy.-AAA
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Diseases or the sexual Organs, Recent Or
chrome, are promptly cured hv Mdury tayuF Capsules,
used tor over - years by the lealus physlcitns Ia
Europe aud America. they are sold BY all druggists
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out to-dAy,-AdA
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The GREAT Foot Kmce.
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Nenhe'a FnIn- hIIIIng MnWIc OIL
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April showers hiring rrih May flowers, hut
sno many gool hti uc,s Hu ISAAC SMITH umbrella
protects it-his NtishAvss,' flr instance
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For the Of the International walking Match and
oTuAlts. get tbs IHAsl disd TINS. Out to-day.-Ade
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LMUSEliEN1s.


Marchcttis first successful opera, his
" Ruy Bias" was brought out on Friday evening
at the Academy. The principal characters were
distributed MS follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
THE WORLDS FAIR.

All the arrangements for the next Worlds
Fair, to be- held at New York city In 1883, arc
progressing favorably, and promise such an
exhibition az will reflect credit upon the era
and upon this country. The fact that such
an exhibition Is seriously proposed, and that
wealthy and prominent gentlemen OF New
York and throughout tho country deem the
time ripe for tho movement, proves eonclu-
sively that there Is a great revival OF hust-
ness, and the whole country Is emerging from
the shadow OF the depression which has been
universal and entering upon career bright
with promise. At the last meeting the COM
mittee held last month at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, the committee on national legislation
presented q bill which provides for the hold
Ing Of an international exhibition of arts,
manufactures and the products OF the soil
aud mine In the city of New York, uuder the
direction Of the United States International
Commission in 1883.
The commission Is TO consist OF one dele
gate from each State and Territory, and one
from each large city, who shall be appointed
by the President d the Uulted States Oh the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-07
THIN NEW oRLnANs DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY OCTOBER ' 1879

nomination 1T ths Governors Ill the States
and Territories.
The commission will Issue stock 10 the
alnntint III sta,U1u,unp. divided into shares of
MD eaah. ths certificates 81 which will bear
the signature of the President aud Treasurer,
aud Whenever line subscriptions amount IN
81 .5o0,oDe The Secretary Of Tho Treasury Ii all
tilorlsetl tp pay to the commission n like
amount IN sls annual lnstallmsnta 81 $3.50 Unu
tha same 10 he loan Without interest, 81 he
repaid to Tho United sstatas by tho sale Of the
property III tho corporation.
This ls tho SCOPE Of tho aef mud thefe car
liza no doubt of It's pussags nj tho naxt ses-
sion ~ Congress-
All things are rrnpittens for this graat mir.
md we hope To soc Tho stuath take nh aetive
interest In having sttelt # rept esehtntian III
her manufacturers. aud Ut the products Ut her
soil, na viii place her prominently before lhe
world and proya Tint hsr people arr Keeping
abreast with the progress and civilization ri
The Drn