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ner. a wealthy brewer of Marietta, Pa. died
last week literally of grief for the agitation of
the proposed temperance law, his only utterance
during mis- brief illness be the constant reitera-
ti0n OF the words, 'slocal option"
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WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOCTs
RAILRoAD.-T. NJ. Almond, ESQ.,, of Page
county, one of the directors Of the Washington,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Marrow Gauge rail-
road company, is now on the line of that road
securing deeds OF release from damages from
persons living along the line. He expresses the
opinion that work will be commenced on the
road this spring. From Harrisonburg TO Point
Pleasant, on the Ohio river, q distance OF about
2S0 miles, this road will run nearly midway
between the lines of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and the Baltimore and Ohio roads. at about an
average distance OF fifty miles from each
.cfnunfou fr1) Spect0f0r. y ts-
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FLOUR.

SA, ~ once, o. We cannot guarantee the sho,. -
'sae'ea low prices for amy definite lensts Of In,
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REAL Estate SALI.-Duncanson, Bowling
& Co. sold on Monday afternoon, at auction,
for VIM. +. Hoffman, trustee, lot 70, In square
Schmidtman, for % 400.
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NOVEL FEATURES OF A DIVORCE

NOVEL FEATURES OF DIVORCE sE IN
JERsEy.-The chancellor and vice chancellor
of New Jersey have signed an immediate release
for John V. Noll, who has been in confinement
in the Camden jail since the LIST day of August.
under writ Of ne Great. The wife Of Noll had
filed bill of divorce, and Noll carried away his
child to Canada, and was imprisoned on the
plea that he was about to leave the state OF
New Jersey. The divorce suit will be argued
by James Wilson, for the complainant. and
James NJ. ScOvell for the defendant, on April 1.
at Trenton. The case will present many novel
features OF law and fact. A detective, who is
charged with suborning testimony to prove the
act Of adultery, will figure in the case.
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PoND's EXTRACT Is for sale at Wholesale h,
Chas. Stott g. Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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COLORADO SAPPBIREs in gold rings, studs
and pins beautiful set ings; also. a new set
Ciarie Louis kell0g. set with gold wires and
fringe, set with coral rose buds; price SIS; re-
eeiyed at Prigg's jewerly store this morning.
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fraternity calling themselves the "Grand U United
Sisters Of Charity" were in procession on the
streets on Sunday in fun uniform and regalia,
participating In the ObseQuies of q deceased
sister. The regalia consisted Of gold en-
broidered black velvet collar, and the uniform
q black frock, gray cape and straw bonnet
Norfolk { Val Journal
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FOR TAAILY USE.

FoR rAn1Lr USE.
FIALFORD
LEICESTERsHIRR
TABLE SAUCE,
In ANY PART OF TIE WORLD.
FAMILY USE.
aH H PINTs az ~ s G.s,s
FOR SALE By ALL 8ROCERS.
A RAILROAD
Real Estate Mortgage Combined.
In N ~ Cold Bonds the NorShegn Hneine IA.
rood OooDspy Turntables 70 the D1blio IN inyesemsni
security which eo0binss the ready negotiabify The
conveniencs, and the high credit Of hrstela9 rai
road bond, with the soldify and safsty Of reel e.
tate mortgage land worth It least tsios TIE amount
oaned. at2 ~ lt. Ef--L
They ere oasred 81 par in currency, anA YIN q
HANDSOME PROFIT 70 thoss exchanging ~.
The bonds ere . arH end only norseaes O sAs
rood, 10 eouipmenfs and earnings, md slso On Q
land grant which, the comDlstioa a IL rod, Vim
average 300 scres 10 each nals q tTank.
They are issued IN asnsufnsGiuns frea an q.
ol,Oo CouDon, md en- TO onaO Rsistsrs1, havs
thirty yeaxs 10 run, bear an tntsss a IN psr cent
in sold, end ars kxEHY3 BHOH UNITED
eIATIs TAX 70 TIE holder. - -
Tia ssmi-annual interest," On IL Rsgiasrsd Bomb
b ysid with GOLD oHEOKs. SAINT 70 the Dost oacs
a0drs0 Ct tie holder. h
An Maskstabls Socks md Bonds received in sx.
highest current prices.
JAZZ COOKE u CO..
SANK Z Rs,
TNnI CHINESE TEA hone
Hes removed to SIS arsN, n
Between 9Th and 7th, north side.
TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent TO pay.
febhsm L. BENJAMIN, PrsDrietsr.
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FIRE IN NORFOLK, VA.-An incendiary FIRE
in Norfolk, Va, Monday, destroyed abont
SIC. COO worth Of property near the ferry wharf,
consisting Of James Little's restaurant, Glenn
Brooks cigar factory. and portion of X. Biggs
& Co.'s cotton warehouse. Fully insured.
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PARpoNED.-PresidentG Grant yesterday par
doned George Burrows, committed TO jail on
TIE 18th instant, on a sentence Of o. days impris-
onme Mt for petit larceny.
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Pr. Nesting Of the congregation Of the
Al recem '"a (P. ED, II street, be-
tween 9th and 10th, it was ..;Sad snJ
new church edifiee, and 80 900 was t. ss"'
the vestry pledged to the church S20,ooo.
Bishop Pinkney in the chair, who stated thu
object to be to increase this amount to $50 OOO
which would justify the commencement Of the
building. 1t was explained that one-eighth part
OF all sums subscribed would be required to he
paid every three months, thus extending the
time tor payment to two years. Mr.J nj. Dun
canson then passed among the members present
and took further subscriptions to the amount of
$500. Before the close of the meeting this
amount was increased to nearly s. 900. Among
the contributors were Misses Ida and Lizzie
Marshall and Miss Carrie Howard McCallum
only 81 years old, who gave $50 each.
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Georgetown ADVERTISEMENT.
TIE RUSH y OVER, THE AoCyMuLArED
vodsSs delay IN he ssHsry a xosa Su 1as the
Iast fall, owing TO the impossfbility Of securing
TSy 70: ssdr. ssan. at
mn eorps Of nrst class artisans, with every facility
Continuance q he sane. : ~ 's''1"' '''e'
W. n. wHEATLEYS
fSSAIUn fSs sr xsalb RysiNs ayD scoUH'
iann - JEFFERSON street, Gecrsstovn, DO
COAL AND WOOD.
ITO COAL d Z A L Z s.
We have several hundred tons Of
HITE ASH AND HENRY CLAY sHAMOKIN
COAL.
FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES,
q the Loot 81 sixth street west which We viii sell tc
Apply to us In person q b mail
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, wood and
Coal, foot of Fourth street east. IN Il
HOTELS.
aOwARD HOUSE, Corae GA str,et and Pen.a
-. = Grs., Mssh.asten, ~. G., 4. WOODS, Propr,
having BEEN shcTo%shy fes.s.sed aSS rs
tSs dss making i At present one Of
in the Hotel where he win be pleased to see his old
class accommodations at ali times
Terms, 81 per day. Table Board, $50 per
month. miI.lm
WILLARDU HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
REMoDELED, REFURNIsHED,
FIFTY PRIVATE BATH ROOMS, AND
ELEVATORS ADDED
OPEN NOVEMBER ., lsJs.
aec1o.ly y.P. CAKE, Proprietor.
UkIos HoTELss a SffSssSStPF GS.,,,.Is,'
This Hotel has been newly rsfttsd and furnished
being Situated the line tSs on
the o:s sSa q:
pass the door every two or three minutes. Thc
Building. national capital Or any ,ns ps sso of
smassment. &C., b. pleasant ride Of sfsx minutes
s q ss M e
stop at this house. dec1-ly
HTsoAs HOTEL.
No. 10s @ STREET,
ie11n BETWEEN Urn AND srH STREETS.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
JAMES SYKES, P,epriaev.
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
bG~sea lssh and lAA srsas,
WASHINGTON, d. o.
the past, the Proprietor asks hs old friends and
patrons to test the accommodating Of his present
least eaua to the Sest n sa De found s
ians-d IRep., Cbron.1
T,HE BRYANT HOUSE,
After the lst of December, iH2' Permanent ana
Transient Boarders will find this house one Of the
% p, dssraby and most conveniently located houses
The rooms are neatly furnished, well lighted and
ventilated, and provided with all modern home &C.
The charges are low, but the wants and the com
provide good caterer. ' '-' noeis,soa
"CHs ARLINGTON"
VERMONT AVENUE,
T. RoEssLE q SON,
oclsly PRoPRIEroR..
e. G. WILLARD,
W EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, D, o.
NICHOLS,
THE ONLY NICHOLS,
1909 SEVENTH STREET,
Between X and streets,
Is the Man who sells
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C, &C,
At such reasonable prices that it will pay to give
MN a call. mis-
'I,HE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
Il THE 18TH CENTURY,
DR.. ,. ID. Hswes Arabian Milk Cure
For CoHsxb.pt,on,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours like
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EDUCATIONAL.

Miss L. FLETCHERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Avn LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1871 NesS Yo-i
arenLs--The third quarter will Commence JAyuARS
~, ios ocl9 SIM
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
ReOKs ron THE LESrES sEAsON.
Helps to q Holy Lent. b. Bishop Huntington.
A Ros.ry for Lent; OF Devotional R>aAines.
Christian COmpanion-hip for kstiret honrs.
In Christ; OF the Believers Union With his Lord.
Pursuit Of Holiness By Goulburn.
Thoughts on P.rsOusI RELIGION, b., 9cylhurn.
wM. BALLANTrEE,
narl2 a2s m street.
UE PosTED-sANTA DOMINGO: Hinory,
~ Biography, Climate, Population aud Character.
he tuture, Statistics, Finance, Hints to EmiErsns
and Ira. elers, Mineral Productions. neal vol
= fs.& srSc M s' SON, cor. 9th and SITS.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner a. street and feun.ylvsuis avenue.
An Open Question. By james De Mills
Robert Ialconer. By George Macdonald. Cheap
Passion in Tatfer.. By Annie Thomas.
Bread Cheese and Kisses. By Farjeon.
Man.WoRsn. By Alexasdre Dumas.
The ny steiiou, Guest, By Miss Eliza DuIuy:
Servant Girl Of the Period. What Mr. and Mrs
Honeydev learned Of Housekeeping.
AIvo-fold Life. ISpm the German Of Won Hellern
Ine iSuhs Ladies Journal; Monthly Panorama OF
The Popular seiepee Monthly. No. 10. All tn. bach
B.rrie eu% BSrns ea h~sy By Rev. Edward r..
Beeehwood. by Rebecca Kuter springer.
Tribune, Herald and World AlmAnacs Tor lGs
large :tcsh e BLANk BOOKS, pass BOOKS,
LErTBR PAPER, snd PLxYiSG cARDs, At the
very lowest prices. fehs-tr
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hampler, near AZ street.
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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3, iss. 'hird quarter VIII commence JnSSAs'
Spring Opening.
OUR OvERCOAT DEPARTMENT.
AFINE LINE
ENGLISH KERSEY ovERCOATs,
ENGLISH MELTON ovERcoArs,
BLUE TRIcoT ovERcoATs,
BLUE, BROWN,
OLIVE, DAHLIA AND
BLACK OyERCOATs,
ALL GRADES AND PRICES,
AT
HABLD BROTHERS.
mll-tr CORNER IRA AMI STREETS.
DRESS SHIRTS.
Six PALMERs PATENT DOUBLE YOKE
SHIRTS, ready made, for els.5o.
Six PALMERs PATENT DOUBLE YOKE
SHIRTS, made to order, at SIS, s2l, or 81.
LOCKWOOD. HUFfY 4 TAYLOR,
SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES.
100 dozen LADIES COTTON SKIRTS 1t s.
cents each.
10. 100 dozen LADIES COTTON cHEMIsEs at
Sc, 50 dozen LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at rs
100 dozen LADIES MIGHT DRESSES 1t o.. /,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 rAYLoR,s,
fs-h 62s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
.Mttyop0Sisas Dollar Store.
The attention public is respectively called TO
the following very cheap and desirable goods, Just
received:
Ladies Skirts, tucked, made of prime muslin, and
Ladies Ladies sth HiSh runs
SSIt,nsksd, best muslin well made, and in all
Ladies' Gown, 4 length, 81.
Excellent Aprons at Is and 50 cents.
n s1a Sas%l:s PssasSl a. per dozen
SsSa FSsSeS sfsp, sirse cents
Is styles Baudesux for the hair at 90 cents and 81.
Large assortment Of
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES,
=, ub;ta ana co,orv q,
50 dozen Ladies' Silk Scarfs, all colors 50 cents
full assortment OF those desirable solid wanHi
Book Racks, Hat Racks Towel Racks, Paper
Racks, Side and corner Brackets, sc.
| Beautiful Oval Inn. Walnut Frames, sxlo, with
glass and back complete, 50 cents.
SO really good Chromos, in oiled Walnut Frames
A new lot of those handsome
LACE TIDES,
4, 8, and for a.
Probably the preffieet assortment Of Wallets voy
ever seen at q cents, % cents, and 81 worth iook
| at.
Very good, all steel Scissors at s and 30 ceuts
L Pocket Knives and Razors in large VARIETY n q
cents, 50 cents, and q each.
L Hand Mirrors, at 30 cents and 81.
Our usual assortment Of Ladies' Gent and Chill
1 drenis Hose, 5 psir for q.
Bes1des number Of other new articles, all good
pretty and cheap.
d. 9nvHsBKRo.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
Sea. SlS sEvKNrH STREET,
ml0-R neor Pe0nGylvonls oveoOo.
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FINE HALF HOSE, in handsomely polished
wooden boxes, So per dozen.
Genuine Guyot Suspenders for IS cents.
Good English Braces for Soc, 75c. and 81.
Desirable Suspenders for 35c. and 5Oc
Fine Suspenders and Braces from 81 to 50 80
GEO. c. HENNING, 40 It'll street northwest.
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ADDITIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH,
EAST AND W EsT--The connection of the Bal
tim0re and Potomac AMI Northern Central with
Phiiade uhia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, at Canton, near Baltimore. Is nearly com
pieted, and the last rail connecting the North
srn Central with the Philadelphia road will be
laid about April 18th. The contractors have
commenced laying the track in the tunnel con-
meeting the Baltimore and Potomac with the
Northern Central, and expect to have the line
conDlete by the first OF Nav. Then we shall
lave through trains by this lire from tais CITY
10 al principal points north, east and west, and
the Baltimore and Potomac company, who are
now running but six trains each way, will then
have siS additional passenger trains each way,
in addition To their freight trains.
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WILCOX 4 GIBB's SRwIHa MAcHrul The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency ut Chas.
Baum's hoepskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 10,28
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Sound PET beng indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands Of persons como from far
and near to visit DIR. White. the vell-knOwu
Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury. for relief from corns, ban nails, &C.,
and advice - 70 suitable shoes.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4 Saturdays, 8 TO and 8
TO g. Nt3,l4t16
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A CLERGYMAN writing TO q II

voyage to Europe 10 indefinitely postponed.
side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of the
nend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
this fountain. &
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Mr.. TowNLEY BusHRoD RoBEY died this
morning al the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
D. w. Mckee, No. 40 Virginia avenue east.
He was well known here and in the mel ghboring
counties in Maryland He was an active poli-
tician, ard for the last fifteen years acted with
the republican party in Prince George county,
Md. He at one time kept hotel here. Mr..
ROhey was a man OF extraordinary size weigh
ing between $50 and 400 pounds.
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DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT OF WASH
INGToN-Mr. Joel W. Jones, formerly of this
city died at Schenectady, n. ", last week. in
the seventy fourth year of his age. Mr.. Jones
came 10 the Washington arsenal in 1852 and
afterwards resided in the old 9Th ward from
which he removed TO the 9Th, representing the
latter in the City Councils for number OF wears
La the year 1sf6 he was appointed military
storekeeper at the arsenal, which position he
held until 1861, when he resigned and, leaving
the city, engaged extensively in the tannery
business in Schenectady.
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.. fos MSRkkr sPAoE,
Headquarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC rRUrru
AND FANCY 0RooRRIe.
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORAN0RG
THk FINEST FIGS AND RATsINs
CALIFORNIA PkARs, FRENCH PRrNTs
i0o bAkkELS SELECTED APPLES
~ BARRELs CRAEBERRTi6 exrRa
FANCY GROCERIES
r,neS OLD BRANDY, Imported ana California
MISEs, HI M and GIN, Mixed FRENCH CaN
FRUITS, Just arrived ooHesnsb
lowest prices. ~ ~
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PsooAs s AI sIxT xosp .Is1kT
!. made from ths Ssss ~, Ssi ~ = !sses
ordip.Iy soap, ever 80 families SsinG 4; Al gro
decD-O Baltimore, Nd, Wholssals Agsais.
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GROCERs

n 9. O'HARE 4 son,
Wholesale and Retain sr.oers,
ials SsUaa Ssoz Es-tA~eu. ss-.-- n s.ss
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HOWARD HOUSE, Corner 6sa street and Psusa
H are, WashiagteH, d. C., L. WOODS, Prop r
has Just undergone series Of elegant improve
ments, having been thoroughly rensyafed and re
furnished throughout, making Ii at present one Of
the most desirable Hotels in washington
y: ID: Howard late proprietor, retains interes,
in the Hotel, where he will be pleased his old
friends and former patrons, promising them first
class accommodations at ali times
Terms, 81 per day. Table Board, $50 Per
month. mil I'm
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For BRONCHIAL, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints, "BrOacn's Bronchial Troches" mani
fest remarkable curative properties. cob
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RIRpe E0R eAL1-CAEARlfs ana nocKIHo
ID BIRDs, male spd tea.le, bet sinses.: -, -
Pennsylvsnia avenue, Capitol Hi.
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ROBBED OF 5000 on SOUTHERN TRAIN
Yesterday, Major Richards received a telegram
from Mr.. A. 3. Modisett, county treasurer of
Culpeper county. Va. asking that one Of the
smartest Washington detectives be sent TO him
at once. Detective Miller was assigned to
answer the call, and aseertained that Mr.. NJ
had been robbed OF 5000 on the train to Rich
mond on Monday night last. Having ascer-
tanned all the circumstances, the oficer returned
to this city, and expresses belief that he will
be able 10 recover the property.
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THB CHINESE TEA HONG
Hes removed to SIS arsN, "a
Between 9Th and 9TH, north side.
TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay.
tebh-sm L. BENJAMIN, Prsprietsr.
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e. =. o'HARE . SOW,
fe2o-tr lals IN stree, \. W. es--~s n and n
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To HAVE ELKeANr light Biscuits, Rolls,
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. &C., you
should use D0oley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for IL. 1t IL pure Baking Powder. 6
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1T is sADDENING to see our hair blOss0ming
for the grave too early. More especially women
feel this affiictOn, and it is even a greater de-
f0rmity to them than to men. Ayers Hair Vigol
removes 1t, and restores the hair sometimes, but
its original color ALWAYS. eO3.&W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-27
FOREIGN.
The Captured Vessels to be Re.
stored TO the Republicans.
The Carllsts Defeated near The
Town OF EstelIa.
Rayages OF the Cholera In Hun.
gary.

LONDON, August 26.-Morsely, the
Postmaster General, has rendered his
resignation, but Mt the solicitation of
Gladstone consents to remain in office
temporarily.
MADRID, August 2G.-On Sunday II
severe engagement occurred, near the
town of Estella, between five thou
sand Republicans and three thousand
Carlists under Ollo. The Carlists were
defeated. Ollo was wounded.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, August 25.-
Samuel Baker and party have reached
Cairo ON their return from the eXpedi-
ton into the interior of Africa.
The British government, ut the re-
quest of Germany, has sent orders to
the commander Of the British squad
ron in the Mediterranean, to deliver
to the Republican authorities, the
Spanish steamers Almaga and Vic
toria, but that the inferior force under
the commrnd of.Adnfiral Lobes rem
ders the capture of the vessels by the
insurgents highly probable. The YES
sells are without crews, and can not, in
their present condition, be used against
the insurgents.
A special dispatch to the Telegraph
says the cholera is raging in Hungary
and fifty per cent of the cases are fatal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
A Railroad Train COllides with
a Carriage,
A Destructive Fire at Cincinnati

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 26.-The
express train approaching Batavia col
lided with carriage, killing both the
occupants. One was thrown n number
of yards; the other was dragged until
the train stopped. The engineer, John
Day, stopped the train as soon as posi-
BILE and got off the engine to see what
was done. Passing before the engine he
saw il covered with blood and brains
and was SO overcome by the sight that
he walked buta few steps, when he
fell. He was carried into the smoking
car and died in few minutes.
CINCINNATI, 3 August 26.-Blatz's
malt, ale and ice house with a large
quantity of beer, was burned to-day.
Loss, 100000; insurance, Sl5O,0O0.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20. The bal
loon that ,ascended here yesterday,
came down in Randolph township, Bur-
lmgton county, Nh, seven miles east
of Egg Harbor, having travelled fifty
two miles in fifty minutes Yk4
CINCINNATI, August, 26.-I'hc latest
estimates place the loss on Valentine
Blatzes brewery at $500, 600; insurance
$G25,00O.
SARATOGA, August 26.LThe National
Temperance Convention, composed of
delegates from temperance associations
throughoutithe country, met here at III
o'clock last evening.
New HAVEN, August 26.--Two ltal-
ians and six boys were found in Oak
street yesterday morning. They had
evidently fed from New York. The
padrones were brought before the City |
Court, and their eases .continued to
September is, they being placed under
bond of one Thousand dollars.
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REAL ESTATE.
a CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments Of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, ms instructed, and make
liberal advances on conslgnmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References: Swndells &
McCaleb, Editors and Proprieiors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams e Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. q. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs. Shryock 4 Row
land, st. Louis; r. G, Jordan 4 Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet ST., New Orleans.
lflfg Respectfully, lq E4
NJ. A. HIBBLER 4 co,
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NEW YORK.
A Chicagoan Attempting to
Smuggle Diamonds.


NEW YonK, :, August 26.-Two hun
bred and eighty-fve uncut and twelve
cut diamonds, from the South Africa
fields, and valued at $4,000, have been
seized by the customhouse officials on
= the person Of N. Lancaster, Q Chiea-
goan, who arrived on the City Of Ches-
ter from Europe. portion of them
We're in chamois skin bag around Mr..
Lancaster's body. He denies that he
attempted 10 snuggle theme gssss
Vincenzo Motz, the Italian padrone,
was this morning discharged. In rem
dering The decision the Commissioners
stated that the defense had, clearly
proved that it was caseof mistaken
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