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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25
GemcinhezG er1an1nlnnn.

ten 9 t. @ emeinoc Tr0 cln,
g~elaoeu, elmer Semeinbe : 8%eriommluag M;pntaa
Den q. D. Nits ahcHos 1a8 ubr i'm Sdulotate bei
tufuobneE. SIN Outrage oes 3ndenratts:
(22-3) ar. gSa9Eer, SCtr.
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Gin anabe Dnrd 5amptnn's ginttur
,nEn.G

gRstr Sobn NOR ieit iini Scbren nit her Scrofula
~be5ofHt. 9t'drulre iino an ieiuen arreu, 5eiueu
uHo ON Rlftn. E bis s sur 3eit, oufqebroGcr. rs
tGnsH 80 Srlithen 9HodeE, non Der 9roBe zines Ras
%eetsopies bis 81 einem SOL groB, aus ben 0citDl~
rem. sto1oem tb Die beiten AerS;e uHo 8aieEt@Die.
olbunen 9etrdutt bGtte, lUuree CT hurt1 SamItcn'S
Sinftnr sseettt. gean i2rlbe Dor uno Ieis cas- Ser
tin fat.
Atsies sroBe Self uHb 9rditi3unss Mittet furirt
Suitsr, 0pspepid, RPeumattsruus uao Gae 5iGseus
uUb @eoGrmez SrahtbeItcR.
BIets 81 pro 6laide ODER ieds 6lQiten iIr s..
gu Paten 6ei aleH Dro9utttr.
o. EB. Wp,pbrdr, GigentbGuer,
Err. ., SiS=Gbariesar.
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Gelunanereiu SJnrmnuic,

Die p"aIioen unS aitlosn Ititslicoer wcrhen Qcbe.
ter. in oer inOrsen, Sonnfos, AteuNs s Ibr. in
Seretnslotale, SIR. II, SiN.0ttcrtpSr., ~ftattfln6e en-.
ben SeriGmmlung rett Jablrtld III erldciEcu.
Nmtd: Snlarlmtnitelluna hrs vi l6f,nmnCs.
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II
Geutf1e UeieQi6aft DOn Wfaz
rMlnnS.


Seutf1e GeisllIdaft DDu Ifnz
rDlnno.
Sic i~oIeenbeR 6etren purosn ais Se0mtcH bteier
y eielitait tir oaf SGbr 1873 errudblt
$. opn &apH, SIR. q, @ermonft o6e.
8icezYrGii0Crten:
Carl NJ. Gents Scr. Is, 6auoperhr.;
Sums SriibI, Nr. 5, SGdorzS quore;
gSIlhelm RurIicus gtr. Il, &igbGftt.;
Sbrlft. 4s, 9r. 70, Burreitr.
Sircttoren:
NJ. S~entinser' Nt. 10, SGip buildings, Sertn8s
t~onflra6e;
6crh. @aHencamo. Tr. X, 6anouerar.;
Safob Rneulpb, yir. IS, 6arooerGIuBc;
sSilbelm SafPari, @te ter BeHnIolpariasQuerue
g. s.. Saunnuals. SIR. 40, 8ennIuiponia@ap.nne;
Sobann stsuinGna Nr- %, s5arpfr.;
SGfob Truffs ytr. 10, SdEopRilr.;
y 9. Sdniet ar 3t4, 4Itce gnrfr.;
+. SeIn ann, Nr 90, 9ermanRr.;
=. Stshens, Gr. i6, fe1Rr.;
Srierlib @lr, as, nUforptano. 3udtr,9 PaIFucrie )"
srnif Snabe. SIR $50, Bet gaItimoretr.;
Jphonn Senmsters fr. S9, 5palneEItr;
8. 9difnbaia, Or. III, SitsBroaopdo;
Wt. %. Sohn. SIR. IA, Bof=SiFcez4ue.;
!. %. &oppsltnaniIs &de osr Brantlin= II. Soworoz
@arI sbienemaun. Gde Der @auz uub GocrnP.;
5 Sdas, Suboit@Sde BON Sonotrase uro Gan.
ton=Aoenue.
g9atmetfer:
Jirdel Npben, Hr, l. SoutbtrdBe.
Sctretdr Der 81 eieItitaft:
;. 6. @ilfens, Nr. 1872, Dctz2ombarodrlBe.
etretdr er 9eamteu:
s.. g. Silfeu, SIR. 9, Siio=@bIrltstraBe.
AnmGlte:
+. E. Srnnt, Tr. 40, ct. Raut7r.;
aSin. 4. Srtd. 3r 43. Qerir9tonflr.;
2iIex. gSolf, Nr, II, Gam 8utIoinss.
UerBte:
Or. 9: 9llbsrs. Scr. So, shoz sborUar.;
Or. Sbas. I. SeIfer, Nt 81, SIb : SbarpEtr.;
Or. =. 5effft: SIR. l0z, SiLc.BonOfr
Or. Sarl 9UTmdnns I'll. 216, atsquil5ftr.
NnnthPfPr
bib. Gdipari, gte ser SenRIptuGnio- goerue nnb
BtosIefraBe;
Sob. &Iehl. Gde Der Wtulbertu= mo gutQrpitr
Jpbanu Coil @te Ger @bartess uno Uiontgonerpr
StraBe;
+. 9d,as. @re Der 9onbHrase unb Canton apgnuue;
Garl SGmiet, @de Der aIice annitraBe Il. Broao<
GarI Sbienemaun, @de Der @ap= unb GosnfraRe;
GarI @a,pdri. SIR. a, gto b=SauiiraBc.
btuG / II n g s. ireau:
8. sBcHinabof, agent yir. 272, GiotSruabipan;
JpbGnn u. 9iIF, 8rpstter a9tnt, Str. p, 0ermans
2lussua aus benz Seidjte teS sdasmelters.
B6breno bes tetten Sabrss OH 9ottors.
9ebibren aus9e9ebeu.......-...... S 100.00
sir Uiebi5lnen (54i7 9teSepte). ....... . LAB. 81
sir biruraiIbe Applitatloneu, Slute9eIiet~
ieBen, Shropfen IL. l. ~. ...... 80. 81 so
Rabpeiiun9s sBiireau uno Igenten Der &C.
Fir oQs oeutite g8oiienbaus. 250,N
sir Srufia6en, In5et9sn, S6reibmaterta=
lien Il. |. ~. 307. 20
3uIdll9e Nus9Gben ............. Is. 18
Observation-Disclosures fir 1867 4rme -. 4 2l4.O co
t22,4,6) $8,250l7
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Gmih's aromattidcr 2cbertBran,
G:ruidD's @cbertbran Cream,
Gmi6'3 2ebertbran = Cream,
Cturdhiu,s 0nppphuephctes

Trefe 4rttd, f~or9idltis aus oCn bsiten WtotsrIos
aH9cboten. "a lie Elm lan9e e~eiiblte5 Sebhrints Der
meoi3tnifhcn Natultdt gGnSli6 b~Cisltlscn un6 ben
Rranten, bic nuf fe anaeptGier itro. &inoeruna uno
@eiunbbeit 9eben. Der iblehte 9efhma6 uno Die
unaE9enebmen WGdnrtun9en iiro b~eicitl9t, un6 Der
Tatient fam Jest mt Scr9nigeR ei1nebnen, fpqs
iruber nudr9encbm unb In etHiseH Ndueu eteIbcft
mar, ifoo0 ietCn pou SCmanoRm AHoeren, aIS ben
Grdnten rEo leinen SrCunben ~rGalijirt luu-oe.
fraat @ureu Ipo'hCter iir bieisn artiteI unb Sbr
tpertct nidt getdul1G merotn. 3uhercItct uno BETA
ftutt burb =. $. ScTgins & Gomp.,
(&olumbu6 9. @mrid,) Ipotbeter.
cons, 12Dttl Nr. 1876, Roro<3oparoTr
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Sta0tz Mra. III rgsNnrran.

VaItlmOlt, B. Is. San. 1873.
To Die StrcBen 0urbbruds @~omriNdre ctnen
rourn uno OtrbInertcn Stridt Lbrr orc anitee un0
&trGltlHgcn oce SdIit6tEe Der 1UppasRoat, gUlz
,bCu Hono' uno GauQ5nrUBc, in mCtntm Bureau
&uht uHo Blame LiuIiutllb |ocrIclbcn I'M StdttsRes
0lltrutors. Fil eau his tum Is, februGr 1873 Bur Sin
itlt lHr Gle tEttrciitrtcn Btrioncn gCOnnrt it'n Drrs
rem, mGgrcne lotlhcr SCt Don bCr %SUtiheltung ter
oommlllCte IN lrBCno clnCm @Crtkte, UCidfs @gI
riots oarteit totur btiet, AppslGIOu ~etusetegt nEr.
ogu lam.
lh ~ & 80 cnhn 81 Mnhh N2rninrrAnr
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C. 8. G.. Is.

9ine Generals eriammIuu9 (Conventionl fnoet
Dfoutas=Dtorscn, ON Il. D. Ntts. in rCr M { % az
btteeS e" itGtt. 4Qe Vit9IteDer loucn chs
peleno 'etr. SIN quitrage
l22-al Ter I,rrnlpae non Ralniale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25
Sic Ginipanoernn9 aus Seutfeb,
lnrA

lleber bic @inpanoerung ans 9eutidlanb,
Die I'M na9lten Uriiblabr su erlparten itebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25

Man aebentt. bic Steuerz 81 ate Ser
Stabt Rem<9Orf BON 1888 auf s2.62
pro 800 berableben Al f0nueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25

0aS v@ol0fteber" miitbet in Galifor.
MEN beute nod NIT S~erlelben gSuth, ME DOT
swar5ig Sabrtn. SIM 1aufe zines %einsiger
Cages muroen neultd in Gan Srau3isco 80
y@ttniu9" nit eiuem Capital
bon 924 Utiuionm Dollars (auf benz Yapier)
aeQriiuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25

Nefozy OH, q. San.-[Sobofen.1 Del
Hele Sampfsr eDtoiel," sur 6lofile bes
rNorooentiden 3lops" gchDrIg, Der lebt in
6oboten Dor 4uter liest, bat ieine erfte Geiie
BON Bremen hierher in Der hlr3en j3eit Don u
Sasen uno 6 Stuuben %Suriidgelest. 9ie
.Roic1" 1T ein gr0Berer 0ampfer aGs Die
i%ibri9en, Elm "eiierner YropeQer BON 365 Sup
2dn9e, 40 SUB Srette ullo einem Gisf9ar9
bon IS 6uB. Ser Camper bistet Gaunl
fin 80 Yaiiagiere eriier @laie, 126 5meiter
@laiie unb $50 Observation-Disclosures. 0as
@isbauS If fir 40 3onuen @is unO bic 8ai.
ierbehdlter fiir 10000 @a1oneu eingerihtet.
Der &ommanoeur oes pra4toouen 0ampfers
lit Capt. @eorg @rnlt u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25
8efaantmaGuugen.
Surcau Der Strascn Surd1bruhss
SpmmiGIdre.

III
baltimore, bCH y. Aanuar 1873.
Sit SrGBeHES uTd5rIhszS OmmiiGreiR bgr StQbt
SaltlWoIe MAIDEN hermit ~hEtanEt, 6aF fe bet 0em
Staot7 HesItrItor ttntH Sccint bcr 8croitunqsu,
HhloitH uRo INNATE, ME ne BON tbncu i4r oas Gons
ota'HlTtR nno oe SrotinuHg rr RaborasSfrase,
wa Ger SuttGr7 bis Jur @ilmorir re, in lrhcrs
SnlilnIHlns nit tlTsr pom SlrgcuCifrr uub Staots
rdt2e uon baltimore gu Is. SUM 1872 pciirten Prr.
GteHhHa aHsrltet iiEe, Br Surhidt ntrbCrlcleot
Eaosn; ebtHlals ei1en ertidIcHbeR GrlnoTts bcIootSr
SttaGe. ''-S"'
DC aEiagc erfrcfsr lid cui mo umiaRen bses
St,tn teI Rato.9ltJuBt. ,iUlhllt6ltb oCs Ecbruts
9t5 e%Slltlben ron ouNStrttCra bis Bur q Imornratr.
6tes Sttien eeI StrlfcT= uro Gllmcrrra6e, pom En-
Sallmottz bis SUr NGpettsrTugc; ola Roroicttg mr.
SGllInlorsrTl5t, lb FuB mgitlld pUn ter Sutdrtr.
cIs Sueitlte or iScpsiIerr1Bc, 10 fl6 ron eer Strit,
tdhtG6ti oe EGroltttC btr SaltimOTChrcEe, 12l Il
. sou olllLt non fr SttiGgI tIdGE tts zucIetlt cgr
ty2ptttthtoBc. II gus & Sol Otlh uun rcr Sirttrrs
SIaRe tlt -Heltitc Ger EagG:trircfg ~ 5ub otlib
poH SlIAloTftaSti Ole SuNteIn Der FGpetteitrIRt, 70
jug ; son ptilIin uJn or &lmurGrcFg; ole Jforos
Der &ilmoretrl6t. ~ "
ga MAIDEN Ftsrourd 1crner bCIarnt, eGf Fs am
wtlttnod', cen q. dlHuGr 1873, yloratns IL uGr,
ltp III Iltt!h Sur6al cui ctT Suoutt Ste Der gCa
tlastons mo eGtocttlttGBe %ueriammCIu iueroeu, nm
Ir9eno ellcH csr ocIld!rnrncH In Dem brlaatcn Be
rIhtt ent9dltcHeH Bt9cHtCnnG Eehuals an Tcpibireu.
uno fam eth Jeoer, cer babel i~nttrCiilrt N. an ierrm
GGGe IGtHs GlnlDcn6unnsu porbrtu3Cr.
SaoS"t > M NJ c
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ge9run0et

Inter # ii + ungsbebitrftia Su.
2lure.-3uel Mitglieoer bes Su'alur-Srz
bens, melfe aus Dem Ilbanp=3uhtbaui emit
laien unb mad @aibtnston getommen iino,
baben btoerIe Gon9reBmitglieoer aus bemSI-
ben nm luteritiitung 5ur 6eiie III Die Sci.
math a%ngesangeu. Sic lagen, es iteen nod
an 100 griibsr Der Sauoe in Ilbanp, N.Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25
inuz0ciannnerein.

Muberprbentli6e @sneral : Gerlamm[un9.
Ile paitpen uno attioen Wiitslteter bes Seretas
iino eebeten, elmer 8eriammlung duf mcr9cn Raf=
lnittaa UNI 2 1lbr in Der rDfedanics : sale" betiu-
nobuen, inbem 9eiGdIte pon 2Gtbtistet p%orlte9en.
81. s.. Sonntaa Uior9en UNI 10 u6r @eIan9=
(2I-2) g. St6fcl, SER.
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Marn(enDsS nrunrrfir.

Die Yiit9tieber hes "giaroIaub=G Wnperein6" tucr;
ZEN tternlt auigeiorbcrt, IieHHas AIbeuc, Rem %.
Snnuar, in ibrtm SOfole SGbtret6 gu eriheinen, inoen
Seitotte Don WIttlStslt porResen. SIN 4uflrugI
oes SrGfiocntRn
(22-4) 3puts Srs6, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25
Waibingtoner Nu3eigea.
N~eriaautlltag8- Nu;eiaetlo
0ruBlnae bes o. 9. o. Q.

Die %reqeImGBi9e SeriammIun9 finoet EpnntGg,
Den 26. Sauuar, Itor9GHs um 10 ubr in Der DUtetas
moro. oa1e" itatt. Vile Ntit9tieber iiur eriutt, re.
gen fpidti9er @ei6dfte eiinftIid 81 eriGcineu.
(22) Srans Gauptmdmn, &roBzS etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-25

9ie Y%flan5er in 6lori0a haben
eiuen @ontraft NIT ibren Qrbeitern 9emadt,
nod msldem bic gi9entbiimer Der $han5uns
gen 1 oes @rtrGse5 erbalten unO Die 4rbelter
elm 0rtttel.
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Excelsior Nonthinn Elrnn-

GtHbunbert Dollars beSablsn mir Seosm. psL6sr
nQtmeii't, oGB nur Die Gler9eIHgite Yitnse WoI1
pblum ODER Opium in 8. Gfihter's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, pie biCies bel allen anoErn Der JAN
entbGlteu 1T.
WtlttGr, 9ebt mr. ibn @uren ainosrn, hanr fuereet
ibr Tic bebaIten; heritlbe erletdtCrt o0s .3apnen nno
olebt ibnrn cireu |ociuuhen Shlai. 5eo(r Gpotbefer
BAT Soothing Syrup aui Ioqcr; BIeis % Gents pro
SIai6e. u. ~ giafer,
(gtoo19.10 SQltlIrore. No-
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@eIddits z4nBi9e SO II, IS, 10, IS uno 20.
@elbdfrsz9oier So 90, $50, 4 5O,-6.
SrCBboien 81 20, 8 30, $40 uno 80.
Btr b~eabitdtt8en, ourb beics eineu groEen unit
bteten, pelbe Sud bepesen, gu taufen. 9tocr, peldrr
aleieun9sitiite brauht, tomme io9Ieib unO babe bic
Wabl aus Der eriten Ssntun9. gBir pOlen, bag uniere
Runoen uno bic Burger gaitimore's ben 9anien Dor.
rutb BON 9IeiounSsltuden, lpGIber, Oerbunoen nit Dem
uniri8cn. iiber Observation-Disclosures SDien II. Use.
fen ausma6t, baben louen, tuenn ie uniere Yemubuns
gen, fs nit 9uten iubtantieuen &leieungsfiden 3u ME.
ortgen Eretieu III o%erieben, gu ihdben wtlen. Soute
itb oteier Yorratb nidt l3nel %pertauIen, 10 iuerten mir
%oenieIben mad gBaibiu9ton j6iden. ieooa ben gaItimo.
rem Die erIte 9ele9enbett 9cbcn. gBir baben uns ie6r
bertibt, Die GontrDle Dieie Yorratbes ;u betommen uro
boten, bag otesoie Ginru0bner 8altimore's III id1ben
tpiijen rueroen. Wtan per8eie nitt, Dag man icst iebr
btlt8e &letoun8sliite fur 3erren unb &naben taufen
fnnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-25
NEW YORK.
The Board or Health ana the
Washington Market Booths.
RiOt0uS Proceedings in Leon Park
PROGRESS OF THE ENGLISH VAR IN AFRICA
ANTICIPATED STRIFE OF THR coal MINERS IN rgyyl

notwithstanding the legal proceed
ings taken by the butchers, poultry
men and fruitmen, TO avert the threat
ened demolition Of their stalls and
booths at the Washington market, the
work of destruction was renewed ~
early ~ seven O'clock this morning. in
the presence of large number of po-
lice and about two thousand specta-
tors The Board Of Health had Sc
cured the services of one hundred and
lifty special men, and at eight o'clock
hardly n booth was left STANDING. The
owners Of the booths showed no Oppo-
sition whatever and the removal Of
the debris is being continued in u
penceable manner.
Mr.. Lees Of Lees g. Waller, Is dead.
The legal questions regarding the re-
m0val Of the booths around Washing
ton market will be argued before The
Supreme Court on Tuesday.
The government sold Sl,000,000 Of
gold to-day,
A collision took place last night at
an uptown garden, known as Leon
Park. A military organization called
the knights Of Columbus were holding
II picnic. The programme of dancing
was exhausted, and the band hired for
the occasion refused toplay more with
out further pay The picnickers in
sisted on compelling them to play, and
an angry alteration cnsued. Captain
Mcdonald and the police interiered to
preserve order, and were assailcd by
the knights with dubbed muskcts.
The police used their clubs. Five Of
the Knights received scalp wounds,
and were taken to the station. Cap
tain Mcdonald received Il severe con
fusion on the leg from dubbed mus
ket. The fight was renewed on the
cars, End one Iiotcr attempted to stab
an officer with his bayonet, but was
d,sarmed and arrested.
New YORK, July a. STATED negotia- |
tons for SI0OO,0O0 loan by the Pacific !
Mail Steamship Company in San Fran
cisco has failed.
a letter from Africa states that the
English burned the town of Elmin on
July first, on account of the inhabitants
arms and ammunition TO .
the Ashanties. The town of Cape .
Coast is full of refugees to the num-
Der of $4,000, driven in by the Ashhn-
tics, who now command the interior to
within mile of thecoast. Dyscntcry
Is quite prevalent among the British
forces on account of the scarcity OF
water.
Rumors of trouble in another Brook
yn bank prevails.
At u meeting of coal operators and
miners in Pittshurg, yesterday, rates
were determined upon which will
probably result in another strike next
week and another advance in coal,
There were two yellow fever deaths
IN the schooner Dinsmore from Ha-
;ana to New York. The Captain and
me man are now down,
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Domestic.

Nnw ORLEANS, July gA.,-Dry salt
meats scarce, shoulders SIC. Bacon
firm, %, l1J@l0so; others unchanged.
Sterling37; sight / premium. Gold l5t.
Cotton quiet; sales 800 bales; receipts,
3l5; exports to Great Britain 2,3l7 sales.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Cotton, net re-
ceipts 45S bales; gross $50; futures closed
steady; sales 1880 bales; July 20 0-16c;
August Is 0-l6c; September Isle; Octo-
Der IL l3-l6c; November l7ScGl73c; De-
cember 17sc; cotton quiet, nominal;
sales ], $50 bales; middllngs Die. Flour
moderate request, rather easier. Whis-
key firmer. Wheat closed dull. Freight
room scarce, Corn she,l firmer. white
Western a.. Coffee stioiig. BIolass-
es quiet, firm Rice steady, HSCa9c.
Pork fifmer; new 17I6i7sc. Lard
steadier; Western Steam SIC .Turpen-
tine dull, Rosin unchanged. f'al!ow
firm at S@sl. Freights firm. Money
easy. Sterling lower, 960A. Gold l5s.
Governments quite nominal. States
very quiet, little change,
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GENERAL NEWS.
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP

Investigation Of The Gs Murder Case
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MEXICO.

New ORLEANS via Matamora, July
24.--The Federal District Court here
has pronounced an important decision
favorable to importers of merchandise
from foreign countries, in denying the
right of the government 10 collect a
duty of one-half cent pound ON goods
imported into Jura ilibre. This de
cision is based ON the provisions of the
new tariff, and made ON a protest OF
Matamoras merchants against the cx-
action of this duty by the customs of
Gcials, who had persisted in collecting
it, although the former tariff, under
which it was previously imposed, had
been repealed. The effect Of the de-
cision will be 10 extend the privilege
to Jura Libra, and it is applicable
throughout the free belt.
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TO THE PUBLIC:

We are now situated In our large aud mag
nltlcent brick store, aud are Offering To close
out our summer stock Mt cost aud below.
We are compelled to make room for our
heavy stock of fall and winter goods that is
row being made arragemenH Tor Ia New Or
leans aud New York, eau ahitcxhmlne for
yourself hefure galng elsewhen. Our clerks
ara polite and willing 10 acqualnt you with
nat We mean no hunbug,-we mean sx.
ae,ly What We FAY, iSSiH
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dsIlnsi EXriirNinM.

On Saturday, Tomorrow, an cX-
curion train will leave the junction OF
Lamar street and Pacific avenue, at
7:lj 4. NJ. for Wills Point, returning.
win reach this city at 6 p. NJ. Tho fair
for the round trip only two dollars.
This arrangement is designed to ac-
conmodate those attending the grand
salc of lots to take place ut Wits Point
OF that day. This is one of the best
. .Festments that could he made. Hib-
bier, the famous auctioneer of North
crn Tex2s, will do the selling.
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FOREIGN.
Abolition OF Slavery In Khlva

ST. PETERSBURG, July IA dis
patch nom Khiva says u decree has
been issued By the Kahn, Of the 9th
ult., totally abolishing slavery through
out his dominions. He provides that
all persons Md in bondage shall bc
made citizens or returned to their ma
tive countries
LONDON, July 2i.- Baron Wolvcr,on
died this A. NJ
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WASHINGTON.
delegation ca South Carolina Waits o. tLe Attorney General

WASHINGTON, July pa delegation
Of prominent officials from South Car
Dina, consisting of Hon. w. ID. Porter,
General J. b. Kershaw, Il. Nj. Sims,
and s. A. Durham, accompanied by
Assistant Secretary Sawyer, of the
Treasury, this morning, waited on
Attorney General Williams, request
ing that all proceedings in that State
with reference to the outrages of the
KukluX be suspended, and urging the
pardon of those already confined in
the Albany prison. They represent
that, as an organization, the KukluX
Klan has ceased to exist in the State,
and that a lenient policy on the part of
the government will tend to restore
peace and order. Attorney General
Williams informed them that it was
the policy of the government to prose-
cute only aggravated eases, orders hav-
ing already been given to that effect,
and that rs soon as the President was
fully satisfied that peaceable citizens
would be protected in their property
and life, general suspension of prose-
BUTTONS would be desirable. He also
informed the delegation that many
KukluX prisoners had been pardOned,
and pardons would he issued to the
others, the most Aggravated cases be-
ing detained until the last The dele
cation was much pleased with the en-
enlargement given by the Attorney
General, and will have an Interview
with President Grant.
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Our Spr;Dater.

To the Editor of The Dallas Herald;
We noticed in All issue OF THE HER
AID, few days since the death Of a
certain street sprinkler, but not likc
our sprinkler on Elm street, he is not
dead, but we have been informed that
he has been asleep for three weeks.
Wake up, Bob. A.
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Sales; 81 good native steers, av 1856
lbs, at 81 60; 20 fair wiutcrcd Texan
cows, av 775 lbs, at 81 30; 46 good ma
tive cows, nv SO lbs, at - 70; - extra
native steers, ay 1855 lbs, at IS l0 10
fair wintcred Texan steers, av Ssh lbs,
at So; "a fair wintercd Texan COW, and
steers, sO7 lbs, at 81 IS; 202 veal calves,
per head, S.
Hogs Receipts, 10. The market
was active to-day, advancing pc to soc
per 100 lbs closing steady at 50 00@i ID
KITCHENER, GREENE ~ Co.
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Kansn, cI,y rlye stoen Mnrhet.

KANSAS CITY, July -,
Cattle-reccipts 1900; shipments 1890.
The market, to-day, has ruled fairly
active, there being II good supply Of
both heavy and light shipping cattle.
Green Texan stock has been in light
supply, the majority being wintered
Texan stock from Kansas. The mar
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The New Era.

"A strong-minded woman, whose hus-
band recently bought her q patent
washing machine, thus addressed q
candidate for office who mad callfd at
Der house to get her husband to go to
the polls and ybtei -
'."No, sir! He can't gp He's wash
ing now, and he's got TO iron to-mOr-
row and IL he wasn't doing anything
he couldn'tgo. I run this ere house,
and II any one votes, it'll be this same
Mary Iane,n "a. A1AEf -
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ELSEWHERE in our columns will be

ELSEWHERE in our columns will he
found card from Mr.. w. r. Mcl.anc,
General Manager Of the Transatlantic
Circus. in which hoNindicatcs in gem
tecl and gentlenianly manner his cX-
hibition against n certain handbill
which has been literally disseminated
in our city, for the purpose Of injuriHg
his business. We have seen his show,
and very cheertully say that it isug good
one, we'll worth The time and money il
requires to see 1t. He has some or the
finest performers in the country IN his
employ, and certainly as magnificent
horses as we ever saw attached 70 any
circus. His menagcrie contains many
rare specimens of animals and birds,
e, trely foreign to our country mdweIl
Worth the study of those who have
never seen them. His riding goat is q
curiosity, and we think makes an n.y.
erage show of itself. His leaping men,
good riders and beautiful horses aggre-
gate the best show we have had in this
city for many days. Mr.. McLane pays
his bills promptly, his men are sober
and well behaved, SO far rs our ohscrv-
ance goes, and we certainly trust that
our Southern friends who glory in the
arena, will not allow themselves to be
influenced into missing The pleasure
his exhibition is sure to afford them.
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We take this occasion 10 thank esr
friends for past favers, nnd respe ct.
fully call their attention 10 our I'm.
ncnse stock, which We nre lust rccsiy.
In. direct from the principal manu-
tacturcrs Of the North and West. par
ehasbing direct from frat hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves of every advantage by shippi,sg
In ear loads under special contract,
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
confident In our ability "a oRer 10 our
friends and 10 the public generally our
immense stock nj better rates aMd
more uniformly lew figures than has
ever before be~n offered in the interior
al Texas.
As u bnsiS and foundation Of cur
business. We guarantee every article 10
he NJ represented, or money refunded
AZ our expense or transportation.
Our suecess i'm business depends on
tireIy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade in Northern Texas, and We emily
ssik fair and impartial trinI, and u
close comparison of uniform prices
with those. of shrevcport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with freiShts added.
and we ehcerfuliy abide by the deei.
sini Of the same,
DARLINGTON, MARSALrs q 90.