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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12
Ad,,Iinistratrixs Notice.

.vINlE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
4 appointed Administrators OF the estate
Of George Marsdcp, deceased, late of the
Of County of Dnllas, At a regular term Of
the County Court Of said County held for
Probate and other like purposes, on the
last Monday, the 3lst day Of May, AID.
.1SGD; ihs is therefore 10 notify all persons
indebted to said estate, to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against the estate to present them for ac-
ccptance, duly authenticated, within tho
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. ELIZABETH MARSDEN.
Administrators.
Dallas, June s, ls69-3S;Gwn 1i .uu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

MAsoNIc.-The Rev. w. G. Young,
of Dallas, f. Grand Visitor of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter for the
Eastern Division of Texas, arrived
IN oar town on Monday morning,
and remained here until this morn
ing when he left on his tour of visi-
taIiop.. We trust and believe the
eraft4ere have derived much atd
valuable infprmation and instruc-
ton from his visit. lie is an ac-
complishcd, and court ouse gentle
uaH. and thoroughly Understands
the duties o. oils mission.
thrifty advocate, Mry 18th.
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sas- Printers like everybody else SON,

BE- Printers like everybody else, some
times get deceived in their purchases. We
are led to make this remark by way of
apology for the bad quality of the Ink
which we have been using for the past three
or four weeks. With our best work, it will
rub off and blur. We bought il for good Ink
and paid the price for good Ink, but our
readers need not be told that it is bad
they know it. We arc daily expecting o
lot Of Ink from Philadelphia that We hnow
is good, and hope our patrons will bear
with us until its arrival.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Ia We publish, by request, the "Circu.
lar announcing candidates for Lieutenant
Governor, Comptroller, Treasurer and Com
missioner Of the General Land Oaico. We
see that the Austin Republican publishes
the Same ticket with tho exception that
Joseph Spence, of Travis, Is substituted in
place Of j. schultle, of Bastrop, for Com
missioner General Land Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

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nt.ni n.sslifnl.

n 10 a6h charged ~ msn vho
utro am0ng the saFmesi n GRAFT :
sapportsrs ior the ffssidsnfy, that
Ia aldiii0a 10 Ais other ishTmiiies,
he l. wrstehe.iiF dstsiual kmons
those who openly AID boldly fasks
this charge, d ten. MeGr0'uty, 81
Cincinnati. Gea. MeG ihOash =
warn Supporter az 6rAnt, has been
removed from the oiiieo Of collector
OF internal revenue al Cincinnati,
lie had served under Grant daring
tho late war, aud had been wounded
80 as 10 render hila aEiilled iOr ae,
tive outdoor business, and in con,
sideraliOh Of his patriotism and
misisTIaRs had bsea appointed N
the position Of collector Of revenue
by President Johnson, Gen. NEG,
somo two weeks since, went TO
Washington 10 ascertain whether he
would not BIO permilted 10 continue
10 Office. lilo saw Gen. Grant aud
presented his papers Of reoOmmeR,
dalton, which were humer0usly
signei by inhuenlial republicans Of
CINCINNATI, Tho Enquirer says;
Among them was a letter signed
by Edwin NJ. Stanton, late Secretary
OF War, which was TO tho following
effect:
There may have been soldiers
who have as good an army record as
Con. MeGrOarly. There arc GER
tainly mono who have better
Grant smiled when no received
the papers, stated that MeGroarty's
military record was well known 10
him, and that he should not be dis
turbed."
Relying upon tho promise Of the
President, Con, MEG :, left Washing.
ton for homo. Within forty.eight
hours anorward, Grant removed
him from Office, sending to the Sen.
ate tho namo Of n Mr.. Pullam rs his
successor, who was at once confirm,
cd, and has since taken possession
of tho Office. Gon. NEG, insists
that this conduct on tho part
of Grant stamps him, Presidept
though ho DO, with personal dis
honor, and tho facts here stated DO.
ing conceded, such viii also DO tho
judgement Of all other men.
fQuinee lll.l fferalI!
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psy Our Junior has been very rcti

DG Our Junior has been very rcticent
since he left Tyler. We have not heard
word from him since the third day after
he left us, but we hear Of him ns being
at New Orleans on the 24th ult. We learn
that he left Tyler in company with our
good friend, Col. S. D. wooD, of the Tyler
Index. Personally we know he could not
be in better company, but politically we
are not so certain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

baT II any Of our Illinois friends in this
vicinity want a good, straigbtOut plain
talking, sensible Democratic newspaper
from tina. State, let them send for the
Quincy (Illinois) HEnALD. The weekly is
only 80 per snbum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

ExPLASATION-We only heard a
nan explain the largeness of bis
nasal organ by saying that when he
was a little boy II swelling had new
or zone down. Like a member ola
Temperance society, who excused
his frequent drinks by saying that
The doctor told him TO take libuor
- medicine, ardhs never never
told him to stop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

pSr small squad Of soldiers, under
command Of Lieut.. L. Clarence Hentig, 9th
Cavalry, U. s. A.. is camped at the Fair
Grounds. The Lieutenant keeps up excel
lent discipline, and not SO much as whis-
per of complaint has been heard against
either the men or the polite and agreeable
officer who Commands them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Say Tho President has ordered the Con-
fedsraie Arsenal building at Macon, Ia,
held by tho freedmen's Bureau, TO be
transferred 10 tho Georgia Agricultural
Society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

The farmers of this countsy arc
buisily engaged in harvesting their
wheat srops. The wheat is tnrning
ont exceedingly well. This is the
finest crop-that has been made for
several years. 1t is thought the
price viii 40; exceed 81 so per bush
cl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

pes- Ne learn from tho Enquirer thai,
the oI-Mili just South Of Mekisssy, sas
s,raok By lightning on ,As ss,a ale; so
uehdsnsrc dcac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

We learn that carpei-bngger candidate
fsS Congress has been in town during the
past week lie is said TO have expressed
mmseltln 'fnyor of universal suffrage. Go
ahead III lister. When we want you again
-we II send for you.- GAINESVILLE Nedette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

SRA man whose ss.e ne have net
learned vas drowned in Cotton Wood Greek,
a small creeh south Of Piano, On che so,h
ult
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

HItis nominated in the bond"
that ali Of Grants family aud al Of
his family relations must have n
lat Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

HF Flake says Tracy came out Of the
Galveston Conveniion like unto Jseknss-
He did not. perhaps, stay in long enough
10 be changed frous his 40 iuifO status
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

~ W have beard Of some excellent
wheat crops in this county, ssussver.ging
ss high as thirty bushels % he acre. The
misfortune is hat The number Of acres in
cultivsti0n- is comparatively snail
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Independent on all Questions.
Death TO Mohop6Iics,

ALL POsTMAsIEKs. PREACHERS AND EDITORS
ART Our AGENTS
An Fslfti-si u.sss-s ~iH - vigorously snd reIrnd
" ssacn-z-d slffhouf fzror zro-r
HF-F--so-s -rffinc up elu.s VII le suiififi 70 a
copy d TUE TINS s-afis-
sass--irfisns g. 7lIE TIVE rc-sirsl II ne
Rar1as HEzsuD Oms.tv Nv srISIELLs
Ar-aEs. 1sss-Esu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Indiana is said 70 have eight
thousand sqaare miles Of iron and
coal lands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Day The Jefferson Times says that the
Smallpox is prevailing in the noighbor-
hood Of Danger6eld, Titus county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12
J. Is. NORTON,
oeI.I,ontol- sas Joiner,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Notice or Final settlement.

C0LoMoN CARVER, Administrator Of
- the estate o. Morgan Carver, deceased,
having hledinmy Office his hnal account cur.
rent with said estate together with his petit
ton praying that he DO released from further
liabilities as said administrator. This is
therefore 70 notify all persons interested TO
be aud appear before the Honorable County
Court Of Dallas county 10 he holden nj the
Courthouse in tho town OF Dallas on the
last Monday The 2sth day. Of June, AID.
1869, when and where the same will be
acted upon, aud contest the same IL they
think proper. :. $. JONES,
Clk. c. C. ID. e. Texas.
Dallas, June ~, lSG)-8G3ws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

viii somebody take ccasaa Of The
WssbburBe family II Crisis
See list Of Grants appointments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

TAs DALLAS HERALD 0Sos ~,
Lsss Es@sssd 10 IA sFtss Nsss. Fl tAs i~s-sis,y
.Eist baiidsv - Mas sbosL kasi n iLs
Ssss',, iai'Iy sssSr''d y Ma cSSyLaHsSf''
NfLasl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

surSs saHd'Ssisssa=s WiA r. saHs~ass.l
= sis H~sH .Alsss paid .Js' ia sdssHer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

THE PROTESTANT EPIscorAL CONVENTION
met at Gaveston on Thursday, the 9th ult.,
and held three days. The Bishops Ad-
dress shows large increase in the Church
and very great Episcopal work during the
past ten years. We gather the following
statistics Of the Church., in this Diocese,
from the Report Of the Committee on the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

ll0w " msto . rafk hsild 4
itnes fouhi Il, dc . oouplo n diith.
g tlYogrh ID, msko = mad pudils
In tie cfniTe n II, snd lho thing y
done -Esfhasga
Conhmnd ikat kllow. lie hhs
been 10 GalVesion, ant = non a..
posing our enterprise,
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THE HOUSTON TIMES,
nHl Tats o. lraiIl eIglfIu.o4 II
rrr. ~.t- WEEKLY r-ise.frrE.
WITHIN THE REACH or ALL.
All Original Matter.

Hortiruiture l--Sc1iiure Mestsnics fisrsff,sfnrps
'iuarrts Arts suirnres Irste News anti TflezraFhc
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Dallas, Jose !, 1873 20
A. M. Moore,
General builder and Undertaken OF all
Kinds OF Bulldlnss,
NNMos, VcxNs.

MOULD inform the citizens % Dsllss
w aud the surrounding country, that
be Ia prepared 10 DO all kinds of work Ia
his line, viii undertake hiek aud frame
buildings, furnishing brick aud all mate
yiAl, aud in fact, everything that Is
nseessaTy, a#rE
Window Sash and Window Blinds.
Furnished TO order ut all times, aud at
lower prices Than have hel eiofore been had
in this place. a,
Estimates furnished for any work, and
contracts made At best prices.
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Jno Ohsfs & Bro-sc G wsyns-7yR poxeIl-s

Jno Chans & Bro-s C G wsyne-7y R PowsIl-s
Alcus, Scherck d A1tey-4 w Rchson-S Fell
loves, Ferguson 4 Hervey-sundries to order
Total 539 bales cotton
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Steamer Mollie Eel
loves bales Gotten Sentel d Prather-l do s
Copes-4 hf bbls beef bbl do 10 bbs beef hams
tics beef bbls tongues bbls tsllow 81 bdl hides
Jno E King-100 head stock d Bell &co-l7 hogs
G Noel &co--sundries 70 order-Total bales
cotton
THE JUMP-steamer Hunter-l3 bbls rice to
socois-sundries to order
LAFOURCHE-Lugger 0hio-76 bbs potutoes
/. and sundries TO order
BONFUCA-schr Mary Jsne-14 cords wood
to order
BAYOU LACoMBE-sc Rosa-2O 600 bricks
to order
TANG1PAH0A-schr Collmsr-45O bbls shells
TO order
PR0CTERvILLE-Schr Reuie Hortense-6
bales NOES to master
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Chas Perry-17 cords
wood TO order
BLIND RIVER-Schr Tonaire-1s cords wood
TO order
BLIND RIvER-Schr Condor-35 cords wood
to order
BLIND R1vER-Schr Eagle-6 cords wood TO-
900 slaves TO order
BLIND RlvER-Schr Kate Fallon-l5 cords
wood 10 order
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Receipts by Railroads.

N o, 0& G Web. 27.--l2 hhds sugar 5
bbls cistern bottom II bbls molesses Hsre-l2
do Suberveille Gaulxeaux-l4 do Ar Miltenber
Rer-2 bbls syrup Tertrou &eo--l0 bids sugar
J A Lanes do G Leyerich-S do Sabater-4
do Jno Chafe & Bro-l0 do r Milliken-2 bales
cotton by Tete-2 do W Burbridge keel csk
hides 10 bdl bides "a hides u LeVy-6 bdl hides
hide and sundties F Dufour-l bdl hides 8 hides
and sundries L Surle-5 hf-bsles moss J w Holman
&co--l Dbl hides I csk do l. TerrebOnne--37 hides
3 bd hides DeBlanc & Beer So hides L Couret
pkgs do SOberbeiile & Gautreaux-sundrias TO
order-Total bales cotton 40 hhds sugar As bbls
molasses
n o. j & G N RR-Feb $50 bales cotton
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-3 80 do w b Tompson-46
Williams Son 28 Payne, Huntington &co-l9
G G Gordin-l6 r l. Adams & SOn--l6 Warren,
Crawford &co-l5 Jennings, Gates &cO-l4 Rich
ardson d May-l3J & G Cromwell-l3 Jno 7 Har-
die &co-l2M Hitler &co-9 Barrett q Lesassier-
Ben Gerson-9 Battle & Mobiles r Floser-7
G. Green &co-6 7 & S Henderson, 6 Jos Hoy &
co-6 Z Powell-5 Hunt & Macauley-5 NJ 0g.
leshy-4 J p Higgins &cO-4 Britton q Moors-3
Wilson Bib &cO-3 Roby, Harvey &co-3 to
Lacey. Terry &co-2 j X Buey dco-l Pritchard
Bckham-l0 bbls whisky Gaines & Blsnton-5
bales leather G Plumb-3l bxs hats Qdinlan eco
Is do Trcou &co-36 do Vincent eco IL DO
L Stern Bro-2l do LesUmont-l1 F Belden-
do Hoffman il Marks E Booth &c0-2 trunks
Al Levi-2 bxs mdse L Granel-1 box hardware
B Mullsn &cO-l5S pots Slocomb, Baldwin Sco
80 pkgs tobacco Irby, Mcdaniel &co-3 do S Hern-
sheim-2l0 pkgs iron Folger &co-79 do Leeds
&co-ll 500 feet lumber Sanford Il Beck-S00 do
W Grant-sundries to order--Total Alb bales
cotton
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Esass,pss OF Prsdnes

JEFFERSON-Steamer Leo-226 bales cotton
Perkins, SgensoD &oo-204 W Burbridge &co-
lis Jno Phelps &co-49 Lehman, Newgass &co-
81 Speake x Buckner-30 Rawlins & Murrell-2I
Ar MiltenbeTger-23 Aymar &co-20 Williams Il
Son--ls McLsughlin-l6 Richardson & May-l5
0ber, Atweter &co-ll Payne, Huntington Geo
Is G. W Logon I'LL Warren, Crawford &co-ll
Won Phul Bros 10 BIN Horrell &eo-lO Jno II
Hardie &eo-6 Jno Chaffe & Bro-6 Clapp Bros q
co-5 Violet, Black &co-2 Jes Hoy &co-4 10
Kirk strick & Keith-2 Wessenback s Kiumpp-
2Sentell d PIather--l Brooks, Claiborne &co-l
Musson &co-l bale wool Beadles, Wingo &co
20 sks bois dare seed | w Arthur &co-6 hides
J Mclaughlin bales leather c L Walmsley Geo
Z rolls leather bales hides 3s2 hides bb bees
wax 81 bbls and ties beef Perkins. Swenson Eco
5 bales hides liz hides n o., & G N RR-2 bales
hides bales skins bags WOOL Isl hides B L Mann
&co-2 SKIS cotton ! crate sundries NJ Kaufman
Il hhds horns Dbl do Converse & Duxbury-55l
SKIS cotton seed John DeBlois-suadries to order
Total 9l2 bales cotton
LOUISIANA LTNE-Stesmer Taleqush-I76
bsles cotton Levy Hass-z0 Vredenberg Eco
"a Eellowes, Ferguson 4 Hervey-22M Oglesby-
SO Walker d Vaught-l3 Francke & Danneel-I2
Fisher, johnson &co--6 6pyker & Sandidge-S NJ
Owen &co-s Ii HOrrel &co-s Kern & Shearer
Lehman, Newgass &co-7 Barrett Lssassisr-
3 Jno Pm lps &co--2 G l. Walmsley &co-.2 E
Newman eco l Wright, Allen 6co--2 Warren.
Crawford &co--14O3 SKIS cotton seed r c Wealth,
erly-4O6 do 5 Dumee-98 do Powers-50
Ar hiltenberger-l bx wax l bdl hides Fellowes,
Ferguson Hervey-9 SKIS rice axis pop corn
bbls peanuts Tonsil Il Hornbsck-l bale hides /
lot DO and sundries TO order-Total 452 bales cot
ton 1857 SKIS cotton seed
NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-45 bales
cotton Flower-32 A Lsne-l Aymsr &co-l5
Reushaw Cammack-ll Lehman, Newgass Geo
Meyer, Deutch WeisA BIaekshear & Miller
5 PrItchsrd Biekham-s 10 Newman &co-1
Adams, Cockburn & Howe Male 4 Csmmack-
Hitler &co-l Alcus, Scherck & Autey-1 to
Scott Cage-l bale moats "a sks cotton seed
Marx-30 bbls molasses F Stockmeyer-24 do
ID Urquhart-S do Stewart 4 McCarty-3 A Levi
81 bbls peas bbls peanuts Sifers-3 bbls peas
A F Hickman-3 bbls meal Warren, Crawford &
CO. b6ls potatoes A Bertel-s undries to order
Total III bales cotton 65 bbls molssses
FORT SMITH Steamer Clarksville-I02 bales
cotton Violet, Black &co-s8 NJ Greenwood & Son
80 Campbell & Strong-70 Beadles, wingo eco
SO Bussey &co-29 Adams, Cockburn Howe
"a ( Buey &co-20 Jno Phelps &co-lO Penn,
Pace Il Nixon-lS Winston, Morrison &co-ls to
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NEW Notwithstanding Geo Cromwell-As,d
mdse
FLORIDA PORTs-stesmship FlOrida-5 bales
cotton TO order
HAVANA Brig Ida N Conery-2l5o bxs sugar
TO order
CARDENAS-Brig Phoebe Elen-Csrgo mo.
lasses
BOSTON-Schr Anna Lyons-Ics to Crescent
City Ice Co
BOsTON-schr Nancy snith-eOO tons of ice
TO order
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-12 bbls turpentiSe
hfbbls molasses and sundries to order
HAVANA AND FLORIDA P0RT5-Steamship
Alliance-229 bxs sugar to Webster Sco-972 do
Chafraix & Agar-5S6 do SO hhds do TO order-l4
bbs do 2 bbls syrup bbls horns IL hides l bdls
deer skins II w Kloppenburg-sundries to order
GALVESTON AND INDIAN0LA--Stesmship
Morgsn-22 bales cotton Jennings, Gates &co-l5
do Francke & DaDneel-l0 do A FL Peale &co-8
Payne, Huntington &cO-3 Williams & S0n-300
hides L Mann &eo-547 do 10 bales skins G A
Whitney &co-3 bbls taliow Adier-l bbls Pc
cans E Pillsbury &co--l7 bbls peanuts DiGfe
gOTio-252 hides bil skins to order-23 ties beef
J Williams & Son-l2l bbls beef hams bbls
tongues Perkins, Swenson &co--l6 pkgs pcans
Payne, Huntington &co-l0 sth.cssks brandy
Schneider Zuberbier-2l pkgs pecans Waddy,
Thompson &co-l do A Fernandez 500 currency
J Adams 6co-I52 head stock lo7 yesrlings to
McQuo;d 4 Mehle-suadTies to order-Total So
bales cotton
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An EXTENSIVE BREAKFAsT.-fhere seems to be
q diversity OF opinion about one of Cleopatrs's
breakfasts Il vas the most costly breakfast that
hes ever been served to a single human being. l
will, therefore, tell what know about il. After
having paTtsken OF Cleopatga's necklace, Mark
Antony deteimiRei to devise the costest break.
fast ever eiSen. After several days Of gastrono-
mioal meditahOns, not having found what he was
looking for, he summoned bis cook to bis pres.
ence bHd toli hIm that il he could get up dainty
breakfast for @ lsdy, which should DO composed Of
"a few ard IS st.all dishes as possible, and, at the
same Time, be moss costly, he would reward him
accordingly.
Several Wehks afGerward the coak entered Mark
AntoDy's study snd told him that he was ready TO
serve the daints breakfast asked Of hiul aud lhtt
II was compose Of orc olive only At the appoia.
ted hour the co5k entered TIE dining room fol.
lowed by one bpsdred men carrying the olive lin
It's artificial enKfOpel on their shoulders They
deposited 1t on ~ table made for the occasion, and
MY oaTvers Weg8 set 20 work on It. After several
hours OF hard wssk the triumphant cook placed
the olive before the Egyptian queen, who looked
OF il with ao1azflsnt s.ill with perfect delight.
The olive hse3been prepared in the following
way: Alter beying been stoned II was stuffed
with rich clsieJd. thea put inside boned cana.
~, which was pod 10 sun an ortolan. The latter
was placed insi;e boned oriole, which was used
20 stuff thrush. which thrush stuffed q boned
lark. A boned ssipe was stuffed with the lark and
placed inside on robin, which was used TO stuff
plOver, and viii b latter bird filed quail, which
was then placed inside q pigeon. The pigeon
filed voodcoes, the woodcock q partridge, the
latter grouse she grouse pheasant, the pleas
ant q chicken, re chicken a guinea fowl, which
was placed insi%& Of a goose the goose filed
turkey. the tursSy swan, the latter an ostrich,
which was usedJO stuf sheep, the sheep q calf,
the calf an antelope, the latter pig, the pig
deer. the deer Sesr, the bear heller, the latter
IN elk, the elk % OK, the OK q hippopotamus, the
latter an elephs.t. The olive was then roasted IN
its envelope, which envelope was thrown away
and the olive oaly was served.-lPierre Blot 10
March Galaxy,
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Below Coming Up,

Steamship Bavaria, Barends, from Hamburg LIST
inst via Hsvre and Havana TO Williams, Re-
peril &co-
Steamship CoDcordia, Sears, from Boston 18th
inst, TO VIM Creevy-
Steamship Liberty, Reed. from Baltimore 18th
inst. via Havana, to Witherspoon. Hssey geo
Ship Artisan. Smith, Is days from Boston, to G w
Hynson &cO--
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, TO Msury Eco
Bark Giovan Bstisis Guglielmano, from Palermo
Dec. ID, to Gregorio &co-Fruit
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling &co-
Barkentine Veteran, Cathcart, Is days from New
York, TO master
Brig Robt Dillon, Blackford, 20 days from Boston,
10 master
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Warine 5nteuigerts.
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Sunday, February q, 1904

CRsscrz OrrIcz, No. IS OAwr srrxxr,
Sunday, February g. 1853. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Pantheon (Br), Cornishley, for Liver
pool, Ashbridge NTH Geo
Steamship Crescent City, Holmes, for New York
Wood, Low 4 Lud wigsen
Steamsl Up Mariposa, Kemble, for New York,
M0ulton
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston and In.
diaBola, ca Whitaey geo
Steamship Fiorids, OLeary, for Cedar Keys,
FW Perkins &co
Brig Amelie (Nor), Hsgemsnn, for Genoa.
WR Buddendorf
Schr Indian, Laurent, for Sabine Pass.
H Bonzano
Steamer Sharp and bsrges, Grant, for st Louis,
Master
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GENOA-Brig Amelie-l0O1 bales cotton 4s70
slaves
notwithstanding Pantheon-550 bales
cotton hhds beeswsx l25 bills beef sks hemp
seed sks faxseed 2400 slaves 1000 bushels
wheat
NEW Notwithstanding Msriposa-697 bales
cotton 1872 SKIS corn 365 hides 34l bdl hides
NEW enthusiastically Crescent City-l337
bales cotton 26 bales wool 100 bf bales moss 40
bbs beef Is ties talow "A bales hides 200 hides 1872
bdl hides $50 SKIS cotton 40 bbls molasses Is hf.
bbls do bales iron cuttings 100 bbls oil 81 cks
metal 5 cks wax so cases mdse
GALVESTON AND INDIAN0LA--Stesmshi
Moigsr-500 bbls -four 81 bbls whisky loo bbls
potatoes Is ties hams and sundrios
CEDAR KEYS-Steamship Florida-332 bbls
-four 100 ties lard ESQ SKIS corn 20 SKIS salt hhds
sugar
BABINE PAsS-Schr Indian-S0 bbls -four and
suDdries
ST LOUIS-steamer Shark and barges-Szndry
mdse
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s. B. WinobSm, q passenger on board the
steamer Admirsi, was robbed near Mobile of $1,000.
The cnlprit, cripple named Sam Herring, was
arrested and inside to disgorge $500.