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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAYEL
BETWEES
BREMEN AND iBALTI0IORE,
~ a. corT7srt NJ rS1rON


BETWEEN
BREMEN ANDjBALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
Tbs s,esmsrs ofthe North German Lls.d, ora ~
tons have been newly furnished with III ths mad0r
BALTIMORE.-... Captain LHiisRhail.
BERLIN. ........-....-. fufseuer.
OHlO.....s....'.s'--.-'' sShGleuoafgs
BRAUNsCHWEIG.- = Undneisoa
HuRNBERG.(9 q. 900 tOasl :, Jaeger.
WiIlrun regularly between lREA En- and BALrE--
FTOn pei. From Baltimore.
OHiO.................. guiy ;. Aug. O..
2 ALT MORE......-. lyti. Aug. =.
Aug. Il. Sept. 5.
BERLIN .......s...... Aug " 3 pt- u.
ElPLiG ..-..-..--... Aux. n. sept y.
And thereafter every Rasiay from Bremen ana
every Saturday fbtn baltimore.
The steamer will take p ssengerl to Breiaen,
Southampton. London an llavre and return.
flLCg OF PAasA6E--h gold hrOm Bremen 70
Baltimore; Cabin, 500; steerage. SO currency.
From Baltimore 70 Bremd- Southampton, London
and Hayre: Cabin. 500; stverage, SO Chiidren
between ono and ten year, half price; nurBellnEss
An other arrangements are the same as the New
Further Information Gag be aseertAlnsd BY apply
ing by letter to our esnssE5s1 5 ,ASsenIss, 20
NO. ssouth Charleistrset, Baltimore, Ma.
Aten'h OE CHARLES WALTER,
No. 80 d BIiet, opposite City Hall.
AFAIso, Bills OF E1chhge % prlnclpaI places
In kurope. mEl-h
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PURE, HEALrHYl kEEsEsnIXO, ISTIo

Palmer's American ginger ale, Temperance
beverage, for sale BY dealers throug hout The It.
trigt At i-so per dJfon, ~ the depot 81 Greene
street, dsoTgcioHn, D. Q.
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SPECIAL TERcNR. JUSTICE WYLz

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
IHrs estate Of Lewis Watson. Decree con-
hrming proceedings Of Probate Court.
Mercer vs.. Mercer, Order resembling former
decree.
Burke vs.. Burke. Decree of divorce from
the bonds OF matrimony.
Transus vs.. Transue. Order Of reference to
auditor, &c.
shreye vs.. O'Hare. Order confirming audi
tors report and for distribution.
Sykes VS.. Willard. Decree making ipiuno-
ton perpetual and eaneeling bond.
A large number Of interlocutory orders were
allowed The court then adjourned until The
18th instant.
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POsTPoNKNEHr LAST GIFT coKcERT-A CARD TO
THE PuuLIC


The announcement Of the pOstponsment Of the
hfth and last concert Of the Public Library Of
Kentucky to the 10th November, am satisfied
will surprise few and dlsappoint none Of the
friends and patrons Of the enterprise. Indeed
any other course would create dissatisfaction
With precedent Of q postponement Of each Of
the tour concerts which have already been given
the public have very naturally and reasonably
expected that in this, By far the largest scheme
Of the series and the largest ever offered to the
world, the same course would be followed, and
there are Thousands all over the country who are
only waiting for the setting Of certain GEsd day
for the drawing before sending In their ordsrs
The sRles OF tickets 70 this date have been highly
satiSfaetory, and q large drawing might be had
the 51st July; but, feeling assured that short
postponement would enable Us to close out the
remainder Of the tickets and make the drawing q
full one, we have adopted the course which haA
evidently been anticipated, and which must even
tuate most satisfactorily for all.
Now that the day OF the drawing Is Absolutely
determined, there remains no further occasion for
delay, and would urge the friends Of the enter
prise who intend TO purchase tickets. 10 send in
their ordersS Is It will tax my once 70 IT'S utmost
capacity 70 accomplish all that IL 70 be done n the
short time which remains for the sale Of tickets
Taos. E. BRAMLETTA
Agent and Manager.
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EXCURSIONS.


THE BTKAMER COLUMBIA
Leaves CommSree-sfFeet wharf, BnItl.
more, for Washington on every Sass
urday, ~ p. m, aFFlgfng here az
ID. m. Sunday. RetnFnimg,
leaves Sfephen8Oni1 wharf,
foot % seventh street,
on Tuesday ~ p.
M, arriving IN
BaAthmOPo ot .. m. Thars0Ay.
Eitler OF thsss trips Efords parties one orpoft
unity 70 enjoy San on she Chesapeake bay and
rotoniac river Wtthoutlos Of much time from Qus4
nese. All accomm dations-ueals, stateroom. kc.Ls
nrsl-ciass. stateroom4 NAY be engaged IN advance
~ appleation to the agents. Tbs steamer can ba
chartered for exeursto nom this city MONDAYS
and tuesdays Of each vOek ~ reasOnihls rates. =
STEPHENSON q BROTHER,
je5 lstarl Agents,
1874. ARhI ENnEEh 1874
For PttonaO River Landings, including
Blakfston's Island,
LeOnardfOWus
Tia "A ana h,vortt. IpOlr srp 1Hrp
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PROPOSALS.

PR0P0s4Ls ron DREDGING.
ENGINEER OFFICE, q. S. ABNYl
No. iO4 STATE srHkET,
NEW LONDON. COM, July ., ls54
Sealed proposals win be received At this Ofee W.
81 loa m. on the Ssth day OF August, 1874 as fsl-
FOR dredging Is the following places,
]. Stonington HaTbor, Conn.,
2. Brt1geport Harbor, Conn.
.. Norwalk River, Conn.
Specifications in regard to the works and blank
forms for proposals and guaranty, upon which all
bids must be made, viii be sent on application to
this ONCE.
ir27.st Major ofEnrIneer,. Brt' II p ID. nj "a
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RAILROADS.
RALrINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
:FRoM WASHINGTON iTf.
5sooa m. Baltimore and Way Stations
Ts0oas N. Baltmore, Annapolis. Cranberry and
NAY Stations On main stem, ard Nash
7;oo ., m. Baltimore and Relay.
500 m. Ne. YorLl BhiladsfDhiA, Boston, BAiii-
s.sa. n. csieaso, s. fo1is, LOuIsynls. cyncin-
nAtit Columbus, sanduskY, Berkeley,
Sgd BssfoTd springs. Deer PsIk. Pitt.-
EaHtoEp, garnesvilis;; HH,.gers1oyn,
Springs. ParlOR cars. Dinner At
ss PSa Se kooe; sSspSE ~ Ss5tttS9
$50 a. m. Bailirrore and Way Stations.
loco a N. haSi@ors, Bls,asqissI5 B:lisTllIs Lau
lioo p. m. New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Elli-
colt City, Baltipofe. Dinner st Relay.
Is NJ ssI@ors i Tsssr s9s s .ss &, p,,us
,.,s,, aiste " ~ stations.
Bolnt Of Rocks, and Way Stations, (viA
.'sR. n. giit,mots. Ana poiis ana Way stations.
80 2. N batrmore and Relay.
lS5 Q. N. Baltimore and Relay.
100 .. N. Chicago, 81. Louie, LoulsEille, Ctncin-
natl, ColunbnG sandusky. Deer Park.
iSw9; Pullman esrS. BTesifEsi At
lamp. m. BsItimoTs apd Way Stations.
t:5 p. N. Pittsburg, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
MsrtlnsbarG, BsrEsley spTinEE Cum
berlsnd. stop. Gt All st3tiOns en- Ne
'fP sgT1N si51 S' TkAfSssl.I An cars
"a Ssain .ln AID Wsy stahOnS-Sso 3 n, ], 80.
For baltimore and Relay T.so q. N and TsoS D. N.
Msst-sio6 .. U. and ,. u.
All ESias ssoS 3 eisduos HO,sl, Relay HOus. sta
! For fsrtAsE lnfOrnaiiOn apply At TIE Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ohiesS, Wilmington station. and
70 PenaSyiy4ulA avenues where oIdeTs VII be taken
0T SSsgSsss 70 be checked Ane sSssiTsd Az BOint
N co,r g. Master Of TrlnspOrtGtlOn.
GEO. 8. K0bSTZ, General kTsnt. Je5-u
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LLumberl Lumberl
STEAMSHIP LINES.

A MEXICAN AND RED STAR LINES
Ia MAIL STEANsHIPS, BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
PHILADELPHIA AND ANTWERP.
Rafes Of Passage, American Line3 To Liverpool,
Bteerage, IS.
Rstes OF Passage, RED Star Lines To Antwerp,
curreHey, cabin, 80; second cabin. 80; HeSF-
BY either OF these lines friends can be brourht
fo any portion % me Oid County 10 any portion
Of this, BY one payment.
For tickets and further - Formation apply TO
khANk ". "a BORN, Agent
auE5-W,F, Cor. Eleventh. aad + str. cts.
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1914 GREAT 1914
1Ot h PENNSYLVANIA 10 IL
TO THE NoRTHwEsTEy sooUTH AND SOUTH
SUMNER kRRkH6 ENEST.
On And after June = Isll IraIn, VII run e fol-

SUMNER INFRINGEMENT.
on and after June T. I1LIraiRf will run A. fol-
washington. a. m. Baltimore ...I:2s a. m.
" ii.a5 A. M - SIS 4. N.
+" 5:51p n. - las D. NJ.
- $50 b. N.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RUUTE
With Elegant scenery. l'aiace stat Groom, day and
night Cars, with modern improv ems nts.
New York.
s:Ss N: daily 70 Baltimore. Daily, except sun
day, for the North and West.
It;5S a. m. daily, except Sunday, North and West.
vile and New Orleans,
Through RON washinE,on 10 Pittsourg and e.
Mrs without change.
Tickets Dy this route can be procured a the oeeS
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street ana Pennsy-
VHnia avenue and sixth street and PeunsyivanIa
avenue, where reliable Information will be given At
Pssseneers procuring tickets at thess oHices can
secure Recommendations In Palace Cars for Pitts
NJ aGS ensral Passenger Agent. BSitInoTs' IA.
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nIsTRr0r AFFAIRs.

WHAT WAS DONE AT FoUR-AND-A-
HALF STREET YESTERDAY = THE
MARKET FRANCHISE PROP
ERTY.
Yesterday the comptroller was busy during
the regular Office hours in paying the salaries
Of the teachers Of the white schools, and as 3
matter Of accommodation was in his Office from
8 To 8 o'clock p. m. for the same purpose.
Teachers are paid to the end Of their scholastic
year-3lSt instant-and the disputed month Of
March is included, the apparent duplication
having been satisfactorily explained to the au-
ditor. i appears that while . reputation for
e9, 900 for teachers salaries for the month OF
March had been presented, no money had been
drawn, though about hfty teachers were paid
for that month. These teachers were paid BY
passing their salary bills in payment Of taxes
to parties about to pay taxes: The school
teachers salaries every dollar received for that
purpose. BE also claims that all bis reports
have been made, except for the last SIX months.
The Georgetown teachers VIII be paid to-day,
and those of the county Tomorrow.
Commissioner Dennison left Wednesday even
ing for short business trip TO New York.
THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS.
A few days ago Hon. +. Watts, Commissioner
Of Agriculture, addressed 9 communication "a
the board asking that certain debris belonging te
the District government now deposited on the
grounds adjoining the grounds Of the depart
ment be removed.
To this the following reply was sent:
AUGUST q, 1874
Fo1. p Watts, cOmmfssioaer Of agriculture:
SIR: am directed by the hoaorable Commits
sioners of the District Of Columbia to inform
you that the cost of removing material from
canal yard should, In their opinion, be betrayed
from your appropriation for Improvements Of
the grounds, and that II arrangements can be
made to this effect the work may be commenced
at once. Should you decline to defray the ex-
pense the Commissioners will hardly feel justi-
fed in mourning the expense Of immediate re-
moEal, but will arrange TO use exclusively from
that yard and get rid Of the material as soon as
possible.
Very respectfully, &ey
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EDUCATIONAL.

TRYING FEMALE OOLLEdE. MEOHAF-
Il ICSBUR9, Pa, light miles west Or HARRISBURG.
VIA @. v. r. r. A Home and Family school. limited
10 forty. Coliegiats ADVANTAGES. chartered priv
REV. 7. P. EGE, A. n, Presidents.
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DELAWARE RIVER AT
Il FORT MIFFLIN BAR.
UNITEp III ENaINEER OyEIoE,

USTTEp STATES ENGINEER OPrIcE.1
No. LIS CHEsrEUT sTREET,
PH1LADKLPBIA, PENF.. July -, l87A
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, with copy OF
this advertisements attached 20 each, win be re-
eeiyed At this once untn l2:30 O'Clock D. N. OF
MONDAY, Augutt y, l57t, for removing, By dredg-
ing, from The bar IN the Delaware river near Fort
Mfhin, i73 900 cubic yards, more or less, Of sand
mud. and loose material.
FORMS, Specifications, &C., will be supplied from
this ONCE where the map OF locality may be Eeen.
The right 10 reject any bid Is reserved.
Jy74st Lleutenant Colonel Of EnEineefs.
IMPROVEMENT OF WILMINGTON HAIR
II nOR- DEL. AW ARE
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In I'M VI " I'M INUIUN Hal
BOR, DELAWARE.
UNITED STATES ENeiNKER oFFIcE.
M ~ nm srNIr snErr

UNITED STATES ENGiNEER OFFIcK.
NO. 152s CHEsTSpT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN., July IS, 1871.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, with . COPY or
this Advertisement attached TO each, VIII De ~
eel1 ed az this once untn l2;45 O'Clock p. m. or
MONDAY, August II, 1874, for removing from the
net, OF solid rock.
viii be furnished nom this once, where map OF
locality he en-.
The fight to reject any bid Is reseTyed; ,,,,,,
jy24-ss Lieutenant Colonel Of EnSIneers.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
Henry Raglan
James 8. Edwards, the trustee in this cause. hav-
ing reported that he has sold a part OF lot g. IN
square 41, fronting 20 CT Fglfh street west. to
jacob d. faunce. for 81 81 and sub-IOt 81 In square
f65, % EdEaoeth A. Beach for $40:
~ Is BY the court, this 10th day OF july A. D. 1874,
ordered and decreed that said sales stand dnaily
ratified and confirmed on MONDAY, the 18th day
q August next unless cause 70 the contrary be
shown prior 10 that day; PTOrfded, A copy Of this
order be published In some daily newspaper printed
and published IN Wash nEton city, y. o.. AZ least
ONCE week Tor three successive weeks before said
9th day OF August.
true eopy-Testi X. J. MEI6S, CLERK.
ly21-WSw
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GIMP DIRECTORY.

Owing to the fact that some confusion had
resulted from the titles given TO the avenues
last year, and but few Of the city stations
could be represented IN the names, the asso-
cation authorities TO-DAY commenced an entire
change, and for simplicity the avenues have
been numbered from one &c eight, Inclusive.
ForfEe convenience OF the Washington pub
lie Who have frsends tented here whom they
nav wish 70 fnd in visiting the camp, the fol-
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FOREIGN.
Recognition OF the spanish Republic
Ny Russia Progress OF the CsrIist In.
surrection, Etc., Etc.

Recognition OF the spanish Republic
Ny Russia Progress Of the CarIist In.
sarrection, Etc, Etc.
LONDON, August Colt Is reported
that Russia has at last consented TO
recognize the Spanish republic,
The government remipda newspa-
pers to-day, IN on official note, that
tho publication of articles signed by
those who have been deprived of civil
and political rights Is prohibited by
law.
BAYoNNE, August s0.-Cqrllst adj
vices report q secopd engagement AZ
Qliena between Mariones and Marlguy
in which the former was defeated with
heavy loss, and driven back to Sarraga,
MADRID, August 2O.--lt Is officially
announced that three assaults Of the
Carlists on Alcamer have been repulseq
with loss to the garrison ofsiSty
killed and wounded,
rARIs, August %. -NlcMahon, IN his
progress through Brittany, has arrived
at Rennes.
Baaaine goes to England IN a few
days;
Ex-Governor Hoffman, of New
York, has arrived here.
Paul Fenal, the dramatist, IL going
to New York to superintend the re-
hearsal of his new plays
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, August 70, loo Y, A.
Gold opened at %.
lO;55 A. M.-Gold 9S.
Exchange quiet and steady at
4s99Gg49Ol; sixty days, S62@S7g; COM
mercial sixty days S2@S5.
1905 A. Motion weak. Middllng
Orleans l7lc; middling Alabama, lie;
middling uplands, IN; low middlings,
l6lc; strict good ordinary, l5sc; good
ordinary, 15lG ordidinary, lSSc.
300 p. M.--Gold closed ut 0s.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, 1890 p. NJ
Gotten steady. Seiee lA,WN bales spec,
ulation and export, 1000 bales, y .
GALVESTON, August 20.-Cotton nom
inal. Good ordinary, 'l4gc' middling
uplands, l0ic.
Gold SSM9. -
Hides firm. Dry, 19l@l99c; dry
as they run, Ice; wet sailed, selected,
S3M0c. 40
New ORLEANS, August D.--Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Middling up
lands, lGIc; sales 100 bales,
Exchange, 3UlGe3a hanli aas; sight,
l@5-l6; commercial, ] premium.
Gold, 0l@Ys.
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aailg GERALD.
e. @. Mcclure, Editor.
HSScoCK NOMINATED,

As will be seen, Ia our Geographic
columns, HancocK has been renomIna.
ted for his seat In congress from the
NTH district by an overwhelming ma
Jority,
While the canvass was proceeding
we did not Intimate any preference
among the several worthy nalnes that
were before the people, Now, howev-
er, that the choice has been made, IL
gives Us great pleasure TO chronicle the
nomination and TO express our earnest
conviction that the nth district has
put her best man forward. The course
Of Hancock IN the past IL the surest
guarantee of what his future will be-.
lfanythIng for the prosperity of Texas
can DO secured by unromlttlng atten-
ton TO his duties, his constituents may
rest assured that Hancock viii secure
II,
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THE WHITE LEAGUE.
A Statement from the President o.
the Louisiana Organization.
From the Courier-Journel,


From the CourieT-Jqprnel,
NEW ORLEANS, August 8, 1874.
Twas this morning made aware that
your able and influential journal had
published copy of letter written by
me to the Chicago Inter-Ocean, de-
Tending the White League from the
false charges and MISREPRESENTATION
brought against it in an editorial pup
lished in the Inter-Ocean IN the early
part of last month. After some search
| found and purchased all could mud
OF your edition OF the s0th INSTANT cor.
tanning the copy of my letter referred
TO. and desire now to thank, IN the
name of the Crescent City White
League, and of the leagues generally,
Tor Your kind not IN giving such wide
circulation to the denial OF the false
and slanderous charges brought against
our organization.
/ also enclose copy of our platform
and PRINCIPLES and constitution (which
was published in the papers IN THIS cry
for the benefit Of the LIFTED states as
trict attorney and ALI other sieutp
hounds, and small and big dogs OF the
radical republican party, heilogH'
Dibble, Sypher, "ef ii opHe genus }
that YOU NAV see 1t aud keep u fpr fef-
erence. There Is in it nothing that
breathes even an intimation OF aggres..
sion, In any way, upon the rights OF
the colored citizen. On the otner
hand, fully recognizing all bis rights
under the law, that they are null ana
equal as our own, we propose 10 pro.
teot his rights equally with ours. But
we are determined to protect our own
rights (which have SO long been ignor'
ed and trampled upon from further In
fringement Our war is not upon col
| ored men at all, bus against The Yhlts
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skinned aud white llyered soour,lre y
radical republican carpelbaggvrs
aud renegade scalawngS, who
for years have violated law, iramplvd
justice under foot, aud through forms
OF prostIiuted law, aud by packed
courts, have robbed aud plnndered this
whole state, until now she " all but
utterly ruined. by means 0f hllse reg
istration and ballot.boX stuiling they
have, under lniQultiols election laws,
denied any and all representation 10
the white race Of this state, who pay
all the taxes and bear all the burdens
OF government These few renegade
whites manipulate the blacks as II unit
against the whites 10y begulling them
through lies and by appeals TO their
ignoIanve and fear But after Nil, their
villainy has only been successful
through frauds IA the registration aud
nj the ballot-box under the Ubiquitous
laws themselves have made, and we
Will not stand II any longer
Respectfully,
u. u. sOuTHMANn.
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Fire Ia shreveport.

lf'''f - w. sh'''I sN'''fl
Last night, about half past eleven
O'clock, u fire broke out la tAe residenc
of MIR. Phil Dugan, on the levee, Ia the
upper portion of the city, and extend
ing TO adjacent buildings, destroyed
the residence OF Mr.. Dugan, his board
ing house aud grocery, q two-story
building adjoining the residence the
pickery OF Il. u. Mcdonald, u two.
story building; the carpenter shop OF
I. n. Sanchez, the shingle house aud
yard Of Thomas Byrand and the new
ware house Of Cumming 4 Morrison.
The fire was first discovered by Mr..
Dave Marsh, n member Of tho volyn.
teer police, who promptly gave the
alarm. The fire compaiies were soon
OF the apot but, before water could be
.obtaihett the buildings mentioned
were heyoNd hope The further pro-
gress Vt the fire, however, was check
ed. We We're unable TO learn the yDl-
lie of the property destroyed, but Judge
that the building Of Cumming n Nor
rison was worth ut least eight thou.
sand dollars. IL was insured tor i've
tbousaiu. NoNhiVciAptV nitiNiUiiulsc
in storage there was destroy though
the energetic 'labors of the fireIhen and
citizens saveda large quantity. We
estimate that the property destroyed
amounted to twenty thousand lAllars
at least We could not learn any par
ticulars regarding the Insurance ofthe
other gentlemen, with the exception OF
Mi. DGgan, who had $4,000,
Had the proper walor supply been
attainable the ilremen would have
checked the flames before much dam
age was done. They worked with an
energy worthy of all praise, hut their
efforts were almost Ruthless from this
misfortune, This is another lllustra.
ton of the Importance of an increased
water supply. :,
Messrs. Cummin n Morrison will
Immediately make such arrangements
AZ will prevent any interruption what
ever Of their business, and the COM
mands of their patrons will he, ~
usual, promptly attended 10,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
apssi,l Dispatch" to the o.na. o.iy Herald,
CUSTER.
lie RepulSes an Attack by Four
Thousand Indians with
Heavy Loss.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, August 2O'--Re-
ports come from Fort Sully tonight
that the Indians, 10 number Of four
thousand, attacked General Custer's ex-
petition on the 9th, and were rcpuls-
ed with heavy loss. Custer's loss ~ re.
ported ut ilfty-hve killed aud wound
al
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BRENNAN, Texas, August N.--Judge
Hancock was nominated to-day by an
overwhelming majority.
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Jewell.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Postmaster
Jewell was received with unusual hon
ors, the fort firing u salute.
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Drowned,

PopaHKREpsIH, n. v, August 3d.
-Four persons were drowned to-day, by
the collision of pleasure excursion
boat
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BALTIMORE, August 20. Thirty thou
sand visitors attended the Schutaenfest
to-day,
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Nominated for Governor.

NAsHyIhnp, Tenn, August ~. -
Judge Porter was nominated for gov
ernor to-day,
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situated ~ polyat,ia street. near ne DALLAS ,,
lsrcsf etc. For further particulars enquire
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Il the blacksmith chop near me iron bridge
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I certify that the above Is correct state.
ment OF The condition OF the CITY bsnk ~
ISallas. Texas, ut the close Of business,
August rs, 1874. JOHN W. WALDEN,
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elefs bisGistspart Dallas equity, ,rcsssss
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VslssII, Property h Kentucky
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

One new brick dwelling, 8 rooms, 2 oisierDs,
garden. wossl and coal house, large yard full
OF choice fruit trees and viues. Also. one
frame dwelling. Of ii, @ rooms, brick kitchen,
Qop,i brick store room aud warehouse. new
leaf tobarc0 warehouse. corn warehouse,
stables pp, lot, Falfbank scales aud stock
varls. all ~ which VIII exchange Tor good
frxas lands or city property.
Ti,s abnve property IL beautifully situated
on the Ohio liver In Warsaw, the county seat
Of aslIatin county, Kentucky. For particu-
lars, address v IL. keene. Dallas, Icxas. .,
call at Keene 4 Nichols, corner Eim ana
Austin streets, Dallas, Tsxas. Title guaran-
'' Ssa,r - WI, YEESE,
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FOR SALE.

The store house nc the intersection Of Elm
and Live Oak streets, splendid stand for u
family grocery. Apply "a
MIEhs & CALDWELL,
lDdIw MS Head OF Poydras.