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ny TELEGRAPH.
xLrvTH CoNGREss-Firss Session
TuEspAY, December Z, 1875.
81 SENATE

i SENATE.
In The Senate tod " Ar. English, the new
SENATOR from Connecticut, was sworn 10
after which q recess was taken till O'Clock.
], Unou Resembling The Presidents mes.
sage was read by Mr. Gosham. the clerk O.
che Senate, aud ut tue conclusion OF the read
anr the Senate adjourned TIL moor so-mor-
TOW. $500
J: The House met at nooD, but recessed an.
al, i O'Clock. when the drawing Tor choice o.
seats was had. I. 49,.
Tha reading clerk then read the Prest-
s,en,ss message. The reading occupied two
:s;esanef, 10 with considerable Interest and at
,sentioa, but after the clerk hsu gos Mst the
paragraphs relating 10 edacafl0n. cnurcn
property. and the Cuban question, the mem
) Oers began gradually to leave fneir eeaIss fss
firing 70 the cloak. sostesaog itstesssy
{ Ga the aisies, and engaged 10 conversation
with each other, 50 that dnrtng the reaatne
OF The latter half there were not probsoiy
more than forsy members 10 their seats, ana
nosshsif that number paying the slightest ny
eentsoa 10 the nesssge. In fsct, were IL mo-
for the monosonous tones OF the clerks voics
. st might have been supposed that the Hopss
was INDUCING 10 recess. The message va
ordered to be printed. ~, !
Mr.. Cox presented the petition OF Wa
Trescott and others, Of South Caroline, witt
reference 10 the right Of representation Q
enc congressional district Of South Carolina
snd moved its reference to the Committee OF
Elections.
Adjourned TIL Friday.
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FURNITERE.

lust RECEIVED, FIVE THOU-@
u SAND DOLLARS WORTH of the
LATEST STYLES and BEsT-MADE PAR w
LOR. DINING, and CHANGER SUITS ut prices
lower than ever before offered TO the public. See
my new style BED LOUNGE, the best out. Ex-
anime my stock before you buy.
co5 No La Governor street,
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.
GEORGE WOODS & CO.'S ORGANS


The unequalled reputation which these remark
able instruments have achieved is the legitimate
and natural result of the determination OF their
makers TO produce grade Of workmanship that
should excel anything ever before produced in their
line OF business. ~ .&
All who contemplate purchasing should, before
deciding, insist upon examining the interior con-
struction of any organ offered them, and comparing
1t with those Of GEORGE WOODS & Co. The same
elaborate finish is extended to every detail action
and cabinet. work, and tuning. avssg s,
All should remember that few dollars expended
In securing really fine instrum emit, that will LAST
~ 's' : TRUE ECONOMY,
and that few dollars retained In purchasing an or
l binary or inferior one is
MERE EXTRKvAGANCE. 4
Their capacity for variety OF musical effects, owing
to their beautiful
CONDENSATION SOLO STOPS, ADDS GREATLY
TO THEIR VALUE.
The attention of the trade, profession and all In
teres,ed In what Is progressive In music, Is called
70 them; and persons OF influence in musical cir
Giles are invited 10 correspond with view to intro
6ucipg or supplying the demand for them In their
'e'p''"'' ''~" GEORGE WOODS CO.,
Cambridgeport, Mass.
wARERooMs:
BOSTON, CHICAGO, and LONDON.
ae Eno 22- At
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MEETINGS..

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The MIA
~ members OF JEFFERSON LODGE, ETRA
No. %, Il. of P- will attend stated c0s-lsl 9lsl
vocation OK their Lodge at their CastleEsEsh&T
Hall, corner Mayo and Frank lin streets, NV
Instant al 2 O'Clock. By order of the G. 9. ~
3 - Z Il SO j. Il. VAUGHAN, Is
< de Sits ss.s X. OF X. and 2. ii
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE1
~I"-7- - RAILROAD COMPANY,
/. ssf OFFICE OF THE sUPERISTENDEET.
RICHMOND, Va, May 10, 1873.
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Wet Point DAILY
at 8 A. NJ, arriviag at Richmond ut 10 A.; %.
leave Richmond at E. H., arriving at West foin
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on Whps I,s,.
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, ana Win
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern points Oh
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYs.an and FRIDAYS; "a
Fare to Baltimore. az
Fare TO Washington........... e.
Fare TO Philadelphia. ~ "a
4a III tIj ERsiGHT TRAINS leave Rich
poad st A. III. on WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. connecting al West Point WIZ
and delivering frlg ht 10 Baltimore early
next morning; returning, leave West PoiDt ~
300 p 81, arriving at Richmond at 5:Ze z, m,
and connecting With the Through Freight Tram
on the Richmond and Daayllie railroad lot
s oIoGaLp FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at sos 4. d: %, "a
TUESDA "a THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY.
and leave West Poi3t for Richmond the same aaSs
at IL :OS A. ~, arriving at Richmond at $3.50 Z. a.
3 The management takes pleasure In announcing
10 the travelling public and shippers tit , tue
steamers OF this line heiweFn Baltimore ana mo We,
Point have heen sreflt,ed In the mSst tnorouxeS
manner for the accommodation OF passer gers aaa
travellers taking this hne arrive In Baltimore
In ample time TO connect with the Iail lines Iot
Ph!ladeIphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points. "a
Z Frejghss viii lie given the utmost dispatch. 20
transfers at Richmond OF freghis to or fron s0S'-
p n. T. DoUGL Asa. Superintendent.
VIZ. BRAGG, Master TrnusDorfnIton. nI =
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& BUMGARDNER'S
orn RYE WHIsKHY.

The undersigned, SOLE manufacturers or ms
celebrated virginia brand, desire 10 inform the
pybiic that We hare NO AGENCIES Or BRANCH
HOUSES In this state. and CAUTION them that the
ONLY genuine BUMGARDNER WHIhKEY,
such IA has been known 10 the country for fifty
yeass, csa only be obfaiued DIRECT from us, af our
warehouse at Etaunton, Va.
81. j. BUMGARDNER 3 s0Ns,
3 oc a7.Stn Proprietors.
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~ f. WATsON'S FURNITUREm
Os WORKS. M-s T@
FACTORY AND LUMBER YARDS, RoCKETTSs lMI
a-1i LUMBER MILLS VIRGINIA. a
~, wAREEOoMS CORNER THIRTEENTH AND
FRANKLIN STREETS Fts
The attention Of the public visiting merchants and
hotel-keepers Is called TO the largest STOCK OF
FURNITURE In the South, consisting or PARLoR,
rAGE BEDsrEAps, MATTRESSES. &C., all manufac-
tured by this establishments Every article war
ranted. BUILDISG.LUMBER,W WALNUT, ASH, &c
for sale. nC ~ =
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WANTS

ne OTHER g WANTS ON PAGE2. Fs
WANTED.-A practical farmer and re-
NV Liable nan wishessso work on shares q small
FARM, with TEAM and FINED furnished by oWD-
,er, Apply TO u. 8. COURTNEY, 81
49, No. 2e17 Broad street, Kicanond.
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RlCsMoND AND BANyflLR RAILROAD CohP'Y,l
RICHMeSD. Va, November ii, 1875. s
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
In stockholders OF this COMPANY will be held al
the Exchange Hotel, in the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY tho 9Th day OF December next at
Ia oscl0tk ID. The books for the transfer OF stock
viii be closed from the 3Qth Instant Huil after the
day of.nfeting. RICHARD BROOKE,
( no 12-tG cs5g 49, ID s.. & b Secretary.
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New YORK. December .7.-Arrived: sidcni
Queen, Columbus. Arrived out : 3ulia Heyn. 2
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small sales Of repacked mess were made to
dealers ct $40 rs, and SO and 100 bbls mess
sold At SCI Is ~ Dbl Dealers are jobbing re-
packed at 500 Is, and original at SCI 5o9
a rs p Dbl. 4te r M .besa fi
Z DRY SALT MEArLThe market is very nearly
bare both in f,st and second hands Two
car loads, 10000 ID, shoulders, loose. each,
just in, sold to dealers ct 93c, and are now
jobbing ct 9Ac ~ b. No sides on hand.
BAooN-Is scarce. in request and about e
stronger. 20 packages sold, Of which DO
shoulders at sc. at 81. and 10 boxes clear
rib sides at 1916 ~ ID. Shoulders are now
held at 9ac, $50 offered; clear rib sides l3zc,
and clear sides l3a@l4c To, and dealers
are jobblng at these prices. /,
HAMs-The market is in light supply and
strong, though there is not much demand
Choice mgar-cured are quoted ct l3(9lofc Y
10. ordinary brands at 12@12ac. A lot OF ~
tierces choice sold at 13c % 10.
BRxAxrAsr BAcoN-Is dull and quoted ct
EAap-Dull; fierce is quoted at 14c, keg
14B(a914ac ~ ID, jobbing at 4c above these
prices A lot Of 100 buckets refined sold at
15c p fb. a..a7 .Yf.8.
the demand, which is limited at 81 - for
Louisiana rectiied, and 81 20@1 % for West
0Eu. a lOt Va Az UUAo AOuA0AesAA' 0~A~ -
y gallon. :. .o..,,,
bare of supplies
Com IN buLK-The market is bare Of sup
plies.
Com IN SAcKs-Good supply and fair de-
rnand at yesterdays prices for white snd &c ~
bushel higher for yellow mixed. 1900 sacks
sold. Of which 500 white mixed at 67c, 400
an d 500 choice white at $50, and 500 yellow
mixed at SOC ~ bushel. 3"ssMFAa.
OArs-Light supply and dull. 800 sacks
sold, of which 200, $50 and 300 at 67c, and
$50 at CSC T9 busheL -
BRAN-Tne supply is light, but there is
very little demand. 255 sacks sold, OF which
1856 at the railroad depot at 924c, and 100 on
the landing at CSC p 100 tb. .
HAY Fair supply and better demand.
2l6O bales sold, Of which 1900 prime on pr.
vate terms, 100 do. at $24, and 26O choice at
$2e u ton. .
COFFEE wv The market is firm owing to an
advance Of 4c y I'd in New York; the local
trade lis quiet, however. No stock IN nfs'
hands. We quote cargoes: Fair l73l9l1fG,
good 1850 1910, prime Isle (gold) y 10. Jo1
lots: Ordinary 174017Ac, fair 1SC9lS4c, coco
1870 1890, prime 19@192c y ID. -
We are indebted to Messrs. Small y Co. FOL
the following telegram, dated Rio de Janerlo,
June 26th, and New York, June 28th, 1870
Purchases since the 10th inst $4,000 bags
purchases for the United States IA, 600, price
$500, stock 10000, exchange 27l y cent,
average daily receipts 7142
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Receipts proper since last evening ioS Mes
.oaina 313 on last Tuesday and 81 last par.
md Sor The wear, and for three days e1pzts
and receipts, see above report. 100. Q
Top.cco-The sales to-day embraces .
hhds g and 81 at - Thus Tar TINS ~es' y. :
ali last week 81. The amount on sac r.s. "
1 mated at .2175 hhds. we oonu1 oS, 70
quote as follows: Inferior Tugs vSS ao.
medium 1O@ioAc, fine n ilfgizc aoo ,S~ Ia
12@124c, medium lSst9isac; sUV Sof5 ~
1896, fne 172@1SAc, and selecuons' 80 1osS0 :
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I. RANLETT & CO,

\ L. RANLETT & co,
BAGG1NG. TIES CoRDAGE, ETC.
hoo Rolls standard Domestic and Calcutta
N)UU TAGGING, in store and to arrive.
REKA. LUDLOW, DOUBLE ANCHOR, Etc.
Alivered in Galveston or New Orleans IN io1s 70
purchasers.
-s Also rl
2rARD'S LOCK and STAR BUCKLE LIE
At lowest market quotations
AILLA, sIsAL and HEMP CoKDASh' = ~
"a, 26, 9s Peters street.
E&Su I'm
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81 81 -
Mobile, Ala, and Lake
Coast. .................
Mobile, Ala.
New York city, Boston,
Mass, Philade lphia, Pa.
Baltimore and Washing
ton, d. O., Maryland.
virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia,
| Alabama, Florida, East.
ern Mississippi, Dels-
ware, Eastern Pennsyl-
vania, New jersey, East
ern New York and New
England States. via Mo-
bile, Ala. ............
Key West, Fla, semi
weekly. .................
New York city, Boston,
| Mass., Philadelphia, Pa,
Baltimore, Md, Cincin-
| natl, O., West Virginia,
Shreveport, La, and
| Northern Texas, Jack
! son, Miss. Canton, Miss,
| vicksburg, Miss, Mem
| phis, Tenn, Buffalo, N.
Y, Pittsburg, Pa. and
| and Western States and
Territories, Canada East
and West, via jackson
| route. ..................
| New Orleans and Cairo
Railway Post Office
South. West and North
| Mississippi, Shreveport,
La, Monroe, La, North
ern Texas, Northern Lou
| isana, Arkansas, Ten
| nessee, West New York,
West Pennsylvania, and
| Western States and Ter
| ritories. Eastern and
| Northern mail. dropped
in the Post Office after
4:45 P. M, Canada East
and West. 49,. ....... .
Galveston, Tex, East
ern and Western Texas,
and Shreveport, La,
| Closes daily, except Mon
day.
| Arrives daily, except
Sunday.
| Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad
Supplying parishes oi
| Caicasieu, Iberia. Lafay-
| cite, LafOurche, st. Lam
dry, st. Martin, st. Mary,
Terrebonne, Vermiion,
| and Cameron; also, Jas.
per, Newton and Orange
counties in Texas. $500
Red River. supplying
| Alexandria and Natchi'
toches, La, Red Rivel
parishes and Burkeville
Newton county, Texas.
| Oovington, Mandevil'
and Madisonville-
Monday and Thursday.
Saturday 80. ........,
Arrives Monday.
Arrives Tuesday ant
Friday. 80.
Vicksburg Packet Coas
to Vicksburg-.
Tuesday, Thursday an
Saturday ............
Arrives Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
| Bayou Sara Packet
i Coast to st. Francis
81 vile, La.
VI Monday and Friday.
Arrives Monday an
Thursday.
Burss and Lower Coas'
Plaquemines parish
Monday, Wednesday an
Friday.
Arrives Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
IDonaldsonville, La, an
parishes Of st. JohI
St. James and AssumI
ton ............ 80.
Carrollton, La. IS. .
Carrollton, La. .....:..
st. Bernard parish
Monday, Wednesda
Ii and Friday..........
Algiers, La.
Grand Isle-Weekly &.
(Timely notice will
board of departure ~
vana, Cuba and Bra !
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants. s#

vTvhe New Orleans Sanitary and Excsyating Compa
nv beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have perfected all the necessary arrange
ments and now prepared TO execute orders f the
cleaning and emptying Of privies and sinks .as..,
cayating Apparatus" and is the same as that used
in New York Washington, Baltimore and other large
cities Of the North consisting OF pump OF forcing
ment by which the contents OF vaults and can
be removed without creating any nuisance or often
sive oder during the ordinary working hours o. sge
This system not only inangurates valuable SAM
tary reform but is much cheaper than any other sys
Further information can be had regarding the work
inc Of the system at the ofics of the company,
dressed to Box 9i3, Post-Ofice VIII receive prompt
attention. tF~et# Asar s4s my15
sot& John q. Fleming, xf
Street. ia
He has the largest assortment
GAS FIXTURES wow IN THE CITY,
Having lust received from New York fresh sup
ply Of the latest patterns. 6fp.
koA~SS~ -
lowest possible prices. ff g
Chandeliers and Gae Fixtures rebronzed In style
eaual to that of the nj nufacturers. B141 ~
ENGLISH RASPBERRY SYRUP ASH
The most delicious beverage for family and bar
room use in
SUMMER WEATHER.
The Pure Article for sale by
CHARLES BALLEJO,
s3m Corner jackson and st. Charlese 'Teets
ICoALooA1-ooAI
W. g. WILMOT & CO..
1855 Poydras Street.
| Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PITTSBURG AND OTHER GOALS.
PLANTATIONS STEAMERS, FACTORIES AM
! FAMILIES u
Supplied at Short Notice and at Lowest Rates.
Orders for COAL IN CASKS promptly attended
TO- Branch Office and Depot On the svee. head Q
l Pnbn street mh25 If
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ans oeMano was nmlteos and only four
brokers participated in the trivial business
noted above. but there was some inquiry, but
either for kinds which could not be found at
the ruling rates or at prices which factors
would not accept . negotiation for one list of
considerable magnitude falling on this &C.
count @8Fss "a 49,
A large portion of the supply on sale is
held by lsading factors who steadfastly adj
here to their previous pretensions, but others,
In the face Of . further Idseline of l.16d at
Liverpool, where the sales we're only 1000
baes. and Of scin spots 81 New York, were
disposed to meet the demand more freely,
and prices we're accepted, which had been
previously refused; Strict Middling, with
fair staplei sold ct l51c, aad Strict Ordinary
to Good Ordinary Ut decline from yester-
days figures, Taking ? general view of the
market, and Of the concessions factors are
compelled to make when instructed to realize,
We have modified our quotations Is above.
but with the qualification that large por lion
Of the stock could not be bought unless at
higher rates.
The sales for the past three days sum up
700 bales, (2l7 ON Saturday, 1924 yesterday
and 159 today, against 1850 for the cores
ponding time last week. and $3.50 the week
before. l,,gF
Receipts since Friday evening 995 bales,
embracing $40 from other delivery ports (of
which S36 from Mobile and Iva from Texas).
and 485 proper, against 123 proper last week
and 1l0S last year. Total proper since Au-
gust 81, 991, 1913 bales, against 1,206, 7S3 last
year-dectease Ola, 1856 bales.
The exports. comprise 1881 bales, embrace
ing 4233 to Havre, 1921 to Vera Cruz and 327
to New York.
The ExohAnge kilograms make the receipts
4st .allltne porss tom IL n. yesterday to
IAN. to-day 1866 bales, against 936 last
week and 655 last year, and since Friday,
3946 bales, sgainst 5199 last week, and 4O6o
last year. Total since August 81, 3,434, Sal
bales, against 3.707, 0l2 up to Monday noon,
June 20, lastyed excluding theabove 655)-
Exports Friday to- Monrday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1850 bales, against 7,472 last
week end 3967 last year, and to the Cont
nent 1919 bales, against 55O5 last week and
51S last year.
= Stocks It 81 The delivery ports, made up to
II NJ, 2O4,0 $50 bales, against 23O,637 last
week and 238, 255 last year.
The amOuns On bAipboard MOI cleared,
RoinQ on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down ct the opening this moning ct
Is. 500 bales, erbracings 5000 Tor Liver
pool and 8 )O0 for Havre and 500 for thtNorth,
which. when deducted from the stock q hand
~ our running statement on last SEEMING,
ieaves "a. 800 bales to represent the qantity
at the landing and in presses unsad OF
waiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales lou 'aies'
Market steady"
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EvRESH GOODS livery DAY asH}s e
10 AT
JOHN McMAIN'S, 81
572 and 574 Magazine aud Az Warrington
street.
Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Country BUTTEk,
Creole EGGS Pure HONEY Gilt Edge Goshen
family groceries at the lowest possible prices. jel3
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rn,,aurs-The market continues e1,ree-
- Ali Room for Liverpool can be nao 81
~ steam and sail at Cd, but osner ma
s;;,i ak 7.16i, and we adjust our quo'a'Hs
accordingly as follows: r;r.u,oo, aM7.1.
:. xo ST IVA New. York; 1cs 70 froViae
- Tsii River 1876, to New YORK so'o
Philadelphia &c. r;,o~roo, a67.16
to aavrs 10, 10. to Providence ana ~ -
i SSnS..,rhsrs receipts from :. pl any
Zion this morning. Inc loann hhds, Id
4 hrt stfouq, with the stock tovoS n Il 4
in the sheds by dealers WIN ~. = Jy a. sor zoo
for c oanoc 70, fully fair, 9ac for prime, 9:y
= fnI ozy t.;ctsv prime, 9ac for yellow cianhs
9xc i 1o, Sue xor az white clarified.
ss 'MoIA ~ the landing. The stock in IL
dollS ~ 27SS bbls and 80 hah DoI
sns1' - dealers. who have only very SUI: =:
ns.u ..eas at 4O(G45c for common. ool9oi
loo se9eO for prime, 60@62c for strlct
~ .;rea ana 65(070c for choice. ~ -.
Pl1Mo, aMWe have again to note dnil ma
-. ";sh : liberal supply and only p loc !.
1et 1870 s328 bbls sold, Of when o.
oe@s 80 cood treble extra at So 5O; iOo =
a eoo . ~ treble extra at Sc; l0O Az arn -
o &c S;J iss; 500 choice extra q Sc ,o ~; =
ee sO 900 choice extra at 50 ~; o oO h hhIs
~ 80 Isl Is and 50 at 81 and I ~ a GS.s
=. a. terms These were saies 70 INA
ppart;es in tbs trade. osss .a.ms
loo COO and GOO bbls on Prva@ .e no deman
Com Ms a eosa = ss SeR 5oSbing Il s.
bbI. rs bbls SOLD IN two io'S -
=
in t three p ,o.s y stock and dull ON nj
90? s,ok as choice clay brought eSe 81 s Sust
l2 Pos saeKs %A market is quiet to-day
steady. At ysstsrdays imprG go a5@al
mess. holders asking At s s5s e s6Ssi so
day the stock is held at 81 :. tos sIe ana sol
so bbls prime mess sold 81 si''
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RAILROADS.
NBw ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND oHIaAae
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROETE,
Trains depart and arrive % follows
Nrom Cal1iope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. .7:5O A. II. Express. :. .1l,NO Z. o.
Mall 80. $50 p. NJ Mail. -. 1850 a. u
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through b o.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars 10 HGsoasR
oities. a.
Tickets for sale and information gtvsa 6 O.
Camp street, corner Common.
sa A. D. SHELDON, AGauk
r. D. FRONT. Gent Manager. snteI
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SAVE YOUR COTTON.

SAVE YOUR COTTON.
THE TEXAS COTTON WORM DESTROYER
WILL DO 1T. ~
It il Cheap costing only twenty Eve cents per aero
for one application which will sure kill the worms
1t does notiniure the plant the cotton in the boil
It is readily soluble in cold water and is applied IN
Pump (which we furnish at Manufacturer Pnces),
the latter doing the work in much less time.
Send for pamphlets or apply for full information to
:, :. - Is WHEELOCK, FINLAY l. CO., ~
Wholesale Agents, IS Magazine street. N. 0.
A Liberal discount to the Trade.
PRESTON & ROBIRA, sf
General Agents, Galveston, Texas
For sale also by 27e
FOLGER & CO., y.
j. G. CLARK,
les Pm cod STAUFFRR, McCREADY eco.
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MEDICAL.
nR W. g. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 900 &c. Charles ssVoe
Between Clio and Calliops
State at 0eo. A. Fosdick Co.'S At Carondslst souae
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED 1E
\ At homo from to A. NJ. and to7P.M -
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board of departure sr Brownsville, Texas. Ha-
yana. Cuba and Bra tSsntiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same %
on week days.
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Time q Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
5A Closes. Arrives
The Morning herald., 1875-12-22
THE CONFIDEACE WOMAN.

STILL IN A CRITICAL COND1TION--EIAMI-
NATION OF HER TRGNK-MORE CIR
CCMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
The woman who was arrested al New
Castle on Monday night IS still in the Coun-
ty Jail, her condition being such that to re-
move her to this city at present might en-
danger her life. Her trunk was brought
to the police head quarters N this city yes
terday, and upon examination found to con.
tain several very fine choice silk dresses,
and quantity Of silver forks, spoons,
thimbles and other articles. Most Of these
were initiated, and it is pretty certain that
they are the articles stolen from the differ.
ent boarding houses in this city. Persons
who have been victimized will do well to
call at the station and identify their proper.
ty. The woman will be brought to this
city as soon rs it will be. safe to do so. The
doctor says that she is probably badly in
j,lred internally, and it is possible that she
may recover from the effects Of her fall.