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has been no action insregard 10 Mr. W hite.
He Is absent from tho city visiting friends In
the country, and probably knows nothing
about the excitement prevailing here.

The THEATRE Last night the Sheridan &
MACK Compiny changed and greatly in-
proved the character OF their performances,
and received The fullest applause. They
have now become accustomed to their new
surroundings, and seem anxious to do their
best to please all claims OF the public. They
otter change of programme for tonight.
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F0R RENT.

EOk RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK Ga.
& DWELLING on Byrt between Third aud kSl
Fourth streets contains eiIht rooms; kitchrn foIc
rooms, SC. Possession ut once.
Also. BEICk DWELLING, corner Main aud se-
cond Streets six rooms, brick Kitchen, aud modern
Improvements.
1910 Franklin street, near Twentieth street; mo-
uern improvements.
Also, NICE FRAME DWELLING, six rooms /;
kitchen. two ooms water, &C.. In nice repair; cor.
ler Main and Cherry streets.
Also, FRAME DWELLING on Fourth near
Leigh street: four rooms: for &l5 per month.
Also. FRAME DWELLINGS, No. -1U03 second
street; three rooms 10 per month.
Also. FRAME DWELLING, dve rooms, Canaf
near First street; III per month. Applyto
FRANK d. HILL, Real tsts,e Agent,
oc 22-4t l1OS Mafa street,
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SMALL JNvEsTMENTS AND LARGE GAINS
Luck, pluck, AM q judiciOus selection of coupons
In the Fifth Gift Concert are The remedies for the
hard times so far at least ss small capitalists are
concerued-mcu who have some ready money, all
of which they don't wish 10 risk just now In the
yicissitudes Of business and the turn OF the COM
mercial 10 itery- wheel when avery small percent
age invested IN the Fifth Gift Concert may bring
Large sum. For tickets or information apply to
A. r L'kCUYER, 909 Bank street Richmond, Va.
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TRANSFER PRIsTIsG ISgs.-We Invite a.teo.
,,on 10 the beautiful and useful TRASsFER ssKs
that we are now using. They are Of recent tn,rs' =
Snetiop, but are already extensively used ny fail-
ronft and steamboat companies, banks, mefenaats
and others The inks that We are now Ial
are OF quality that can DC copied any
dime after being prinsed WIN copy ~ os'ia1s,
letfer-nress book.
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL USDRRsHIBTs and
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism Pembroke
white dress-sEirts heavy Merino undersh!rts, only
IL each; and a large assortment OF ready-nade
clothing and genHemens furnishing goods, for saie
low by +. b. sPHsCR s. son, Merchant Tailors,
lGnN Main street
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WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE TRUE
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBoSITE, Is the
most satisfactory and economical fuel We have ever
used. Send your orders 10
TuEJAMEs RIVER COAL COMPANY.
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WHITE TEETH AND soUSp GUNS" We conf.
sentl, recommend to all who need an efficient aud
harmless toorh-powder the elegant preparation OF
MEADE & BAKER known as sAPoSlSE DESTI-
FRIcE.m-J G. Wayt 6 son, Dentists; 6. W. Jones,
Dentist; john Mahony, Dentist; X. n. Hudson,
Dentist: George 3. steel, Dentist; Jud. b. WOOD.
dentist j. Hall Moore, Dentist; w. Leigh Bur.
ton, Dentist
Price, 50c. q box.
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COUGH, uoARSEEESS, ASTHMA or any Irritation
of the throat bro. chla tubes will be relieved by
taking DR.. BULLS Cough SYRUP. 1t has cured
thousands. Recommend IL to your friend ard
neighbor. Your druggist keeps H. Price, 25c.
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PERsoNAI.-P. T.. Duffy, ESQ, editor of
the Patriot, Greensboro, N. c., arrived in
this city Yesterday with his bride, en- route
to New York.
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EVIDENCE OF THE ACCURACY. BEAUTY, AND
DURABILITY Of the ENAMELLED and sATfS-FLN-
ISHED PICTURES:
The GROUP OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR BAPTIST CLEEGYMEN Of Virginia. photo
graphed, and in magnificent picture, BY the
"LEEn GALLERY. has never been surpassed, 60
FAR as my observation go.s, in this style OF art
j. L. BURROWS.
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have aualyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of .B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER D. BLAIR Il Co.. Richmond, Va. and md IL
rRpE FROM rusIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend ils use Tor medicinal and family par'
roses j. 3. McCAw, n. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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FlRsT.cLAss LADIES' RESTAURANT Is now opeI
at ASToSI's, Main street.
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DELAWARE AND CATAwBA GRAPES at AsTo
MS.
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,t >L'tEx AND PAINFUL M1suAP.-Miss
I~,.I''", !; LADY eioppug with Rev. DR..
(r,r, (,,'"S Il! and, Gu Clay etreet, had the mis-
,nr mS e.'e'oa! morning. while descend.
lsr i'- n', stairway of The dwelling, to fall on
'IIt'' " Which the bones Of her nose
rr,,i,. n'ohen III twain, the force Of the con-
tr,n. "iutiT scIiar1tlGg them. The un-
lp,,. iaiy IrmIined sepselesS from in-
Nr,, pam Tor several moments. DR.. 4. b.
,al,t,,l."a ltI31 "a> called IN, and dia what medI.
cl,. ,' >oeSeated IOr her relief from imme-
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EOR RENT, that desirable STORE Ess
a and DWELLING, No. lila. on the north @:1a
side OF Main street between reyeI III and Tweli tn
streets, recently occupied by Mr. W. W. Tribbets
a a confectionery.
Also, that desirable BRICK DWELLING, No.
la. at the northwest corner OF Clay and second
streets, contaiuGg about fourteen rooRs; kitchen
with four rooms; stable and carriage-house; !;
all In perfect ORDER.
4 lso, a large sr;jREHOUSE on the east side OF
Twelfth street south OF Cary street. and nearly ep.
posite the Gallego Mills. Apply 10
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR& & SON.
nc DD-3t Peal Esfafn Qanfa ann A AucfIbnears
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE

THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
II in its extent and equipment, Is nnequaIed by
any printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS or JoB
WORK. z
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRISrIHG
promptly and neany executed, ana at Low prices.
G0OU WORK. GUOD DMATEHIAL,ANDSA SATis~s
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look al some OF oar
prices
BUSINESS CARDS 90 TO $5 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. to u for go.
LETTER HEADS s4 to So 75 per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 10 81 O per ream.
8 CIRCULARS $3.50 TO o. per 1000. 53
HANDBrLLs 81 to % per loo.
Corresponding low prices ser other kinda os
work. 3lis5slel 4 1sI-1.s.ss-@ssG -
RAILROAD and STEAHRoAT WORK spe.
cialty. he fact that we have for TIL. rsss t.e,ty-
ve years been doing the uost Of this class OF work
s evldepce thaf we are prepared 70 do IL promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly Invite attention to the baaulif,lt
aud useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have been but recently introduced.
bus are already extensively used by railroa1 aud
ste ,Inb at banks, merchants, and Others.
We are row furnishing these inks IN ALL o.:
LoRs, aud Of quality that be copied any Length
OF time after 0eipg pffated They will copy clearly
and distinctly In the ordinary letter-press book.
Orders respectfully sociteo, aud satis:actina
given In prices and work. se9
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EOR RENT, Two ELEGANT UN- ga
y FURNISHED communicating ROOMS, @sS
with or without board, on The first floor, also
and CLOSETS If desired, at
100 east Grace street, between First and second
streets Oc 22-3t
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r.n,'. JUSTICE, VAUGHAN CAsE.-Aiexander
ta.S.";l, VIn, "' Petersburg, charged with in
w. 1.""S lie witness, James X. Justice,
ra.,. nv N.'oir Commissioner Atkins YESTERDAY
10, a" Vh motion Of Major Worthing-
Go.lna,''''I'4h' District Attorney, tbe case was
tie +1nea s,'l unit Monday In order TO procure
FsgtAo4uce OF an important witness.
s1ce ran .';, was baiietf In $50 for his appear
Deslo," "Na M. i. Goodwin and james H..
!" fetsrsburg, ~ sureties.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

[roR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAaE.]
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EOR RENT, two large, comforisbleM Ma
Il ROOMS basement aud first foOr) with gas I'll
and wafer. Apply at No. 107 west Clay street.
22-1tk
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LADIES' RESTAURANT open at AS1oStS.
wn,rr MALAGA GsAPEs at ANTosrs.
CALIFoRS1A PEARs-extra large-at AS1osis
cocoANuT CARAMELs at AsToSl's' NAM stree
i.sprrs. remember AMI oNI's restaurant
IupopTrp LISBON GRAPES at AEroSi's.
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LADIES, remember ANloNrs restaurant
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EUR RENT, one OF those desirable Gss
L TENhMENTS on the west side Of Pine 02
street ear TO the canal. containing SIX room be-
sides, kitchen, sc. Possession AZ once. Apoly 10
JOHN T. G0DDfN,
Real Estats Agent,
&c 2l-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT, three very pleasant Ga
Il ROOMS, with serysnt's-roor. OH BroadG1
street between Eighth and Ninth. Apply q. Slf
81 I'd street. oc 22-2tS
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TOR RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE O.
Il next to st. Pau''s, Grace street between III
Eighth and NinIh. Apply 70 REV. WILt1AM
NORWOOD, post-ofice box 1853; or TO 7. u.
NORWOOD, No. l09 Eighth street oc22-3t*
NOR RENT, that most desirable Re. s.
Il SiDENCE No. 115 Third streel between IA
cary and Canal, adjoining the dwelling Of *. L.
Blankenship, ESQ. The house contains ten rooms !;
large III chen, modern improvements. &C.. and ~
In nice order. Possession at once. Apply to
FkANk ID. HILL,
Real Estate Agent. 1iGS Main street,
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coco ,sur CARAMELs at AsToS1's, Main street
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LADIES' RESTAURANT open at AsToNt's.
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wnrrr MALAGA GeApEs at Asrosrs.
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Mr.. w1sE's STATEMENT.

Mr.. Wise desired to make statement, and
was allowed to do. so. He was toid oy Mr;
Knox that countryman had oeeh neeceo
In gambling.honse and Page was trvlng 70
wiring money out of the party. went E:ua, VII
Knox fram the Police Court TO Tue flrs. ts'!
polIce-station; there for The flrst time met
Fowlkes with johnson. went tnere eA.
pecting to see warrant, from "hlcn he
could learn the facts, and bad no explanation !,
except from Knox. Knox sald tnat tne ieal
parties had gone, but Page, knowing Ihe
man In whose house 1t occurred kept .
gambling place, wanted 10 %Tlne moary 7,
from him. Poe remarked 10 foWihses, 60. =.
you have any warrant briIg u ners, o. anu !
yoiii Gee IL executed Knox said, Better
go up to the Police Court and gel lae wi WI,
rant from Page. Mr. Johnson inIroausea =
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TOR RENT, that beautiful ROOM. S
n recently fitted up, In the front part OF the IL
first floor over Messrs. Levy brofheTs' ary-goods
store at The corner Of Main and Eleventh strsets-
The room Is 8 by so feet, ana Is we'll suited for
de- lists Office ora gallery. Apply to
JAMES N. TAYLOR Il SON,
oc 2l.3t Real Estate ge sand Auctioreers.
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January 13, 1879.
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., co TO Asrosi,s tor California fruit.

1xroRrrp LISBON GRAPES at asrosl's.
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There was rumor current in all parts OF
tho citu last night that Judge Guigon had ts-
sned bench. warrant for the arrest OF fs-
lice Justice White. A representative OF Inns
tnaner took the pains to inquire OF mr.. Jlh'
kins. clerk of the Hastings Court, snd learn
ed that the rumor was untonnoeo. Aneie
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EOR ENT. "a

l. Nd
NEW BRICK DWELLING, No. 81 south Third
street, in nice order, twelve rooms lnciudin8
kitchen all modern conyeDi@nces.
BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms; kitchen, four
rooms In good o; der corner Second and Main
streets.
BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms; kitchen OF four
rooms; NO. 203 Main street, between First ana co
BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms; kitchea.t
three rooms; No. z Second street, between Main
and Cary will be nut In nice order
All al reduced rents 10 good tenants. AppIy st
onca 10 w. b. ROBfSS, Agent,
oc i9-4t 1905 Bank street.
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COR RENT, DESIRABLE BRICKAss
Il DWELLING now UNDERGOING repair. stu-E.a
aIed in q good neighboIhoOd. on Marshall street
between Twcnty-third aud Twenty-fourth streets;
cor. tains seven rooms. Rent moderate. Apply -
X. II. WHITLOCh,
oc 21-2tx Eighteenth and *ary ST. ecta.
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.ro.sr. pr.ns-extra large-at ANroSrs
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q}il1'n,ond 0lspatth.
rp,.p.DAN.,...'..,."'i''H" ,."' i''H"
r,,-ues YESTERDAY was clear, ana
y. iALraSllf.

,,,,,fs, at ths Dispatch c5'cs
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EOR RENT. A SUIT OF ROOMS, MA
II and KITCHEN, OIL second floor, wifli or Nd
without board. Also, FURNISHED Rsh1m -
3l6 FRANKLIN street. .lr &C ZU-Stn .s
L'OR RENT, large double BRICk-Mss
Il AND-STUCCOED DWELLISG, on LII
Grace between Twenty hrst ana Twen; y-second
streets, Church Hill. Rent low 10 good tenant
Apply 10 w. Is. ROBIEs, Agent
rc S0-9t zoos Bank street. -
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

To the Democracy of the Third Congressional
district of Texas:
A convention of the party composed
of delegates from the organized cOun-
ties of Grayson, Collin, Rockwell,
Kaufman, Dallas, Ellis, Johnson, Hill,
Hood, Erath, Eastland, Palo Pinto,
Parker, Tarrant, Denton, Wise, Jack,
Young, Cook, Montague and Clay, is
called to assemble at the city of Fort
Worth, Tarrant county, Texas, on
Wednesday, July 80, 1874, for the pur-
pose of nominating democratic CAN
didate for congress from said district.
The eleven unOrganiZed counties in
the district are not included.
1t is respectfully suggested that the
democracy of each Justices precinct
hold primary meetings on Saturday,
July is. 1874, ard select delegates to
conventions of their respective coun-
ties-that each county hold conven
ton composed of delegates, so selected
rs aforesaid, at the county site thereof,
on Saturday, July %, 1874, and select
delegates to the congressional conven-
ton.
1t is further suggested that in the
frontier counties, where the population
Is sparse, precinct meetings be dis
pensed with and primary meetings of
the democracy be held ut their respec-
tive county sites for the appointment
of delegates to the congressional con-
ventiOn.
Should the executive committee of
any county think it to the interest of
he party to designate some other time
for their primary meetings or county
convention they can so direct.
A thorough organization Of the de-
mocracy in every neighborhoOd is
earnestly requested.
JOHN j. GOOD,
Chairman Executive Committee Third
Congressional District.
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u,RUSTEES' SALE.-Notice is hereby Civ
L en- that, under and by virtue of a certain
deed of trust made, executed and delivered
to me as trustee, ON the 18th day of Septem-
Der A. ID. 1873, by W. G. Young and NJ. ). e.
Young, his wife, to secure Il. g. Jordan, pres
ident of the City bank of Dallas, IN the pay
ment of two certain promissory notes made
by the said w. c. Young, dated the 18th day
of September 1873, payable to order OF L. =.
Jordan, president, in the sum of one for
eight hundred and thirty seven dollars ana
tifty, cents, currency, and one LOT hve nun nun
ninety days after date and bearing interest
at the rate of five per cent per month from
maturity, which said deed is OF record IN
book u, on page 472, of Dallas county records,
1 will, on saturday, the 18th day of July
A. ID. 1871, sell to the highest bidder Tor cash
in hand, at the courthouse door IN the Guy OF
Dallas, the following described tract OF lana,
viz In Dallas county near centre Grape
vine prairie, on waters of blackberry, about
fourteen miles ". 52o W. of the city of Dallas,
known as survey mo. 225 ID in the name OF
San Antonio and NJ. Gulf railroad company,
acres; and also 20 acres known as
survey number 27g6, in the name of
Valentine Wampler, in Dallas county, ON
east side of Elm fork of Trinity river, north
of city of Dallas about nine miles, same
being the land set apart to I. G. Haupe In de
vision of land between L. C, Haupe and NJ,
L. swing; and also lot No. lin Yopng's sub
division of the city of Dallas, situated south
of w. G. Young's present residence, fronting
1856 feet on Veal street and l64 feet on Marrilla
street, containing 5,5Si square feet, more or
less, the said lot being Immediately joining
the lot upon which W. c. Young's residence
is situated, together with all and singular the
rights, numbers, hereditaments and appur-
tenances to tn same In any manner belong
ing OF appertaining.
Said sale is advertised by reason Of the nom
payment Of the said promissory notes.
TIC. JORDAN, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas. June "A. 1874. Al w3w
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500 vernon ThrocIxn,ortOn'sS peccI
Gainesville Gazette. ]

J On last Wednesday evening n large
Audience assembled ut the court house
Ito hear Governor Throckmorton and
Judge Hare, candidates for congress,
discuss the issues of the day. Governor
arose first, and in his
usual dignilied and happy style, gave
an account of his past acts and public
services as the true and faithful repre-
sensitive of this people. He briefly
animadverted to the length of time
which he had served this people in the
most responsible positions within their
gifts, and to the potent fact that, new
err once in all this time, had the finger
of disapprobaton been pointed at him.
He showed cOnclusively that he has
of this country, for procuring homes
for the people, and for the protection
of the frontier than any other man in
the state. He then alluded to his eff
forts while governor in repelling rapine
and violence and securing just adj
ministration with the lowest rate of
taxation known to the people of this
state.
The preemption laws under which
many of our people now hold their
homes were introduced and sustained
by him. In 1856, he effected the sale
of the university lands, which secured
those lands to occupants at three dol
lars per acre with twenty years in
which to pay for them. He now favOrs
making the university lands and other
public lands of the state available in
the cause Of education, by which these
people and their children may realize
something from them. He has always
favored internal improvements, and
has advocated the introduction of rail
roads both as means of civilization,
and as a means of frontier protection,
but has never advocated a money sub
sidy for any road. When the storm
cloud has lowered over our state, and
the minds of men were filled with
CONSERVATION and dismay, and they
knew not where to look for safety,
ThrockmortOn has ever been found ut
his post, and true to his trust has ever
had the moral courage to declare his
political sentiments, and oppose perse-
BUTTONS even at the sacrifice of position
and self-aggrandizement. Such was
the case when he opposed the recon-
struction acts, for which he was de-
posed. He has ever sought with all
his energy to keep monopolies within
the power of the Representatives of the
people. He favors the construction of
railroads, but demands equal rights
and benefits in their construction. He
desires return to specie basis, and
opposes tariff for protection.
Claiming perfect record, challeng-
ing the closest scrutiny, he promises,
if elected, to sever every connection
that would hinder fair and honest
representation of the people.
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
GIEN DE nAI.LAS.

:, Mayor-W. H. Cabell.
\ Engineer-William NJ. Johnson.
! Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
| Treasurer-Robert II. West.
| Assessor and Collector-Thomns j. Keeton.
| Observation-Disclosures Peak.
| Deputy Marshal-John II. Ryan.
Poiicemen-J. w. Spencer, A. w. Mixson,
+. NJ. Russell, c. ID. Blood, Samuel Crabb, 4.
VI. +. Nichols, W. l.. Morton, j. ii. Elder, j.
y. Hamel, =. A. Stewart, Stephen Hudson,
Frank Tusten.
Health Onicer:--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward: II. Il. Burkes, james
ID. Coughanour, John NJ. Howell. Third
ward: A. r. Hensley, John Owens, James G.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward ii. Ii. Mcconnell,
W. G. Young.
The offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board of AL
dermen meet in regular session at the couii-
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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BRICK FOR SALE.

have a kiln of one hundred and fifty
thousand brick, just opened, well burned,
and that will bear hauling 10 any part OF the
country which offer for sale in lots to suit
purchasers, at the lowest prices for cash. Per
sons wishing TO purchase would DO wen 70
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
near the City mills. -
lO2d W f0w3m THOMAS FIJI mn.
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ioemE iHy . me nul nj lm.
hU.lc died yesterday, apod seventy
three y,1p
pNrH, July i-Dlsph,ohcs from
spniu report lllni four thousand Coz.
lists attacked Termed lnsl Saturday, ~ I
after mn engagement NJ twelve hours
l,cy unrr Obliged rdirc win, n lo,s
or mny killed, siSty wounded and two
hundred prisoners. Tho republicans
lost nine killCd and fifteen wounded.
NrguTA, Gu, July G-NlcNnnlcr
II. stephens announces that lac will
moi hc n candidate for reelection to
congress on account of his health. II
he does not improve this summer he
will resign his seat in the present con-
grcss IN time for II to be filled Mt the
same time that the election Is held for
II member to represent the district in
next congress. Mr.. stephens Is 50 en-
f,cblcl from rheumatism that he has
not been out of doors hut twice in the
]
last six weeks.
81. pAUL July IA courier from
General Clusters expedition, telegraph
ing from Bismarck, reports the COM
mand to be twcnty miles out IN ,h"
! fourth AT noon. The weather was en-
ceedingly warm, and five soldiers and
| nnn II NVnrn spp rInl
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rocket exploded apilc of fireworks at
Washington square. Five thousand
people We're panicked, and four seri-
ously injured by rocket sticks. Many
were bruised by the rush.
CHICAGO, July THE grand jury
found true bill against Dir. Earl, the
abortionist, for murder in the first de-
gree.