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pY GEO. W. BrICKHEY.
- Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
koom 10, LIE Droit Building.

DY EAML- KER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctIo neer,
LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtue oftwo deeds o. trust, one dated April
e S ne ,n otsse a.ss s spS da
FOL iS ct sea Of the land records FOR flashing
ton county, D. O.. and At the request Of the party
front Of ne premises, on FRiDi AZ, ne Hth dsy
%asSlhstSn. .. G. faoSn n the ground SIsi or
plan Of aid city as part oflo.s numbered twenty
bered one hundred and twenty SIX, ti2S D BeEin-
and
the northwest corner OF said lot mum bered twenty
Qs feet ~ inehesO thence south one hundred and
teen feet two and three quarter Inches us feet *
seven feet and one half inch, az feet inch, 70
the place Of beginning, together with the improve
Terms pr sale: One third in cash; balance at six
pef cent? from the day OF sale. Secured By deed
off S on the s0d on see
not complied with aithin seven days the trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
RESEY A. GLfAdRKkE, Trustees.
~ a. sAML. KER,
aul1-WFM&ds Auctioneer.
TNITEDsrATEsM ARsHALssALE.-I
" virtue OF writ of eri fscias issued out of the
clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia and to me directed Will sell at pub
lie sale, for cash. in 'front.' Of the courthouse door
Of said District, on The nth dAyiof August.
title claim. interest and estate in and to all that
real estate lying and being in Beall's addition to
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, bounded as
fellows: Beginning for the same At the northwest
Sohn Sf and Inn
Road street. thence west with the south line said
street to q fourteen-foot alley, 179 feet more or
less, then southerly with the east line Of said alley
and the property formerly Benjamin Darby's,
afterward Robert P. Dodge's, and aftervard VIII
Garter, (now.A. 81. Herr'sl then essteriy with the
north line Of John z. Carter's property and John
Chandler Smiths, to the west line of Henry d.
Cookies property, then with the said line northery
about 30 feet to the beginning, together with the
Also, In and to all that tract of land in said Bean
addition fronting on the east side of Congress
street. betw cen Road and Stoddard and bounded as
f. llows: Beginning at the northwest corner Of
Williams, and running thence with the north side
Of said alley eastery 30 more or less to appoint
therein lc4feet 3 inches distant from the western
boundary line of the land Of the late John Carter,
(now Henry d. Cooke which said point Is fifteen
line Of the west wall OF the house owned by John
Chandler Smith, then northerly l6 degrees west 40
feet, more or less, to John Z. Carriers property.
then westerly 80 feet, more or less, to Congress
street, and thence with said street to the begin
seized and levied upon as the property Of Brook B.
Williams, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. 1572. equity docket, In favor Of Douglass
Scott ct al.
q. 8. Marshal. District OF Columbia.
Juiy q. les. iy2q-t1s
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were: Gold, kS5, 423,s74: currency, 800, 623 lT6.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
OF interest, and $4,000 for bonds. Customs re-
ceipts, $5i0,0OI-
Our London dispatch this evening quotes
British consols for money at IS; for account s51S
United States bonds, new SIS, l053k; Erie, I436.
Our Paris dispatches quote rentes 90 francs s25<
centimes
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BUILDING MATERIALS

U,HE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
l. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared to supply, shert notice, Thing for
yesti6ules, Sidewalks, Footwa{s and GursinE, In
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar wallis and flooring cemented TO ex.
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insecth &c;, and All other
adapted. Our Portland Cemsnt becomes in q few
DAYS superior TO any OF the natural stone
in Common use, and Is an admir- able imitation Of
either marble or ftone; IL more durable. ana In
creases its crushing resistance with age. n beauty
uAs1e'A' O. N. ROBERTS, Manager,
jaao-tf SO ouisiana avenue.
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HoTFIs& RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.
CPINGLER HOUSE,
~ UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..la.s arat-elass hotel in the heart Of the city;
.anyenient TO all places Of business, churches,
theatres, &C. Stages and street cars pass the
depots. Guests find more quiet; comfortsble
isss money than at the larger st-ciass hoIels.
Elegantly furnished rooms per day upwards.
o. rriage hire e saved, as Union square is easily
reA'AeN " j. II. YROsT,
jyz-STuTh2m' Proprietor.
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Wa.hington Hnol.,als Mark,tu.

rLOUR-Flrm ana actiVe Ior looDlng lots. We
quote: Super, s5.50@6OO; extra d. SO97 90;
family trade brands, t77. 50; do. standard brands
E.76Gs: GeorgetoWn family, IS. Rye, S595.5O.
For small lobbing lots 25050o. per Dbl must be
added. Cornmesli bolted, sS9s!c.i iobbtng lots,
GRAIs.-whsas active for choice to the extent
also. Corn firm; yellow, s40s5e.; white, sT9ssc.
Oats quiet and steady at e5670c. for old Southern
and 60Go3e. for new. Rye nominal at S5@90c.
Quotations for grain on track: 29sc. higher In
Store -.- - -
GROCERIES = Unchanged, Coffee firm. Rio
firm; lobbine lots, H924e.; Maraosibo at 2S2
Sc; Java, 32G35c.: Lsguyra, 24626e. per ID,
(currency.) Sugar active; jobbing lots Porto Rico
and Cuban 99sAc: refined lower; standard
"a" uH91l4c.; 81" 1o1S811e.; extra 'tO,"
10A@11c.; hard grades, crushed and powdered,
lower Imperial, sSGsSc.; Gunpowder, Sc. 10;
Japan, 5sG75e.; Oelong, 3O975c.; English Break
fast, 40GT5c. yson, 40Gs0c. Molassesuuiet; Cuba
40345c.-; Porto Rico, 50955c.; Demarara, l5965.;
New Orleans, T29soc. per gal Sirup unchanged;
sugar drip o5c.; rock candy drip, sl1o; bee hive,
G711c; Carolina, s6S14c per Id. Salt dull and
steady; fine, s2.25G250; ground alum, sL2O9l.So
MILL FEED dull and weak, Bran ton, s1s@2O;
brown middlings, per ton, S2923; white, per ton,
Provisions active and market firm, Sugar.
cured hams-Dayis' diamond brand sugar-cured
hams, 15@l514c.; plain, l414@l5c.; sugar-cured
shoulders, l213G13c; breasts higher, at 14H915c,;
Western shoulders-No. salt, 1olfc.; No. salt,
LOG. Lard dull, at 15@151]c.
Butter irm-Nsv New York, SO@ssc-; Western
Oheese-Unchanged; New York, s9l2c.; West
ern, 9610c-
Eggs-A little better at l5G16c., and 1Oc. for
keats.
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RALTIMORE AND ohI0 RAILROAD
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON AIR
sr. LINE -. = =,
Summer Schedule.
g. M Baltimore and w ssa st.sion s.' $ l''s'
SIS a. m. B1ltimere, AnnspOiis, Frederick .nt
20 q. m; B.Itiacrs:, Brs.tf.sss At Relay;
s'OOa. m. Nes ,,Y, Orl: Philadelphia, Boston, and
500 L. m. Chicago, Columbus, ssndusky, oincfn.
S Sa b begiP irs, Bsike egi' Hl Pitt.
town, and Frederick. Pirior Oars.
a. H. sios. SSe.SoR si BfsncS Wy Sta
lo:is a. m. Baltimore and Rely. ~
M:so a. m. Baltimore, Ellicotf City and Way Sta
LOO p. m. New York, PhiIadelphia, Boston, Nor
Q;oP; N; on sundays, Baltimore and
Way stations. 1vih Mstropolitan
s:S p. m. Baltimore, Frederick and way Sta
5.op. m. Baltimore and PhII.delphia.
6:lop. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
s:0p. m. Chicago st.. Louis, Louisville, ooIusn-
bus s1ndq.ky, Cincinnati; Deer
e cars. sister hsts q M fenas human
m Hss .tSSs NJ. SetPSDetan B snG
ISIS p. m. Baltimore snd New York. (Way Sta
tion1 on SUndIys.1
Sis p. m. Baltimore and " ~ Stations.
$50 p. m. Baltimore Fast Express.
e:I5p. m. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, Fast Express.
HES p, m. Fast Express. Chicago, st. Louis,
PI:tsburg, Deer Park and Berkeley.
Pullman cars. Breakfast at Grafton.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S:lS p m, Baltimore, PhilAdelphiA, New York and
ssitimoFe ana Way st.tIOns-s:Oo a. M, I:so,
For Baltimore and Relay, $50 a. m, 500 and 800
p. m.
West-s:oo a. m, $50 and IL Is p. m, stopping
during the week.
An trains stop at viaduct Hotel, ReIap House
Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, AID
4S5 PennsylvAnia avenue, where orders VIII be
taken for baggage to be checked and received at
any point in tne city. THOS. z. SHA
Master of Transportation.
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THROUGH LINE TO BALTLAORR,
PHILADELPHIA,
ALL -1oI IN The He NEW ENGIAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and OF the most
Th fREok jas 4zlfs III 6s
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after MAY %, 1875, trains by this
line win leave Depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of Sixth and streets as follows:
7:45 g n: Express for Philadelphia, New York and
s:3 q m Limited Express-Pullman Car Train
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
daily, except Sunday.
LIS 2. n. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
$50 2: m Express for Philadelphia and way points
s:Os p. m: Express for Philadelphia, New York and
Pullman PHRfoR CARS on all Day Trains.
PQLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders left At the Offices ofthe
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets. poyn
General Passenger Agent; Phiaaelphis, Pa.
GEO. G. WILKINS,
febl5 Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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u MeB. TIMONEY & CO.,
lie BANKERS,
Have removed their Banking House to lie Droict
building, corner Of Eighth and streets.
Conduct General Banking Business.
Draw Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Make Collections on all accessible points.
Buy and sell Foreign Exchange, and de& In a
kinasof District Securities. ap29-H
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BOOKS ANDSTATToNERY,

No00.N.O.O.OJ0N.000O NNO~I0O.O.~OIOIN0~
now TO LIVE LONG; OR, HEALTH
\, - maSips; physical, msntal and moral BY
How TO Make Living. BY SEQ. G. EEglestoI.
Ancient History nom the Monuments. George
Personal "reminiscences. 81 o,KeiHe, Kelly and
In the Kitchen. By Esirsbeth g. Miiler. '
Living Thoughts OF Leading Thinkers. r-a
Popular Resorts, andh hoy 70 reach them;
ana WIN. s AstsLAsTYfL,
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NEW soeKr
Bachelder's Popular Resorts, and How to Reach
Ny Danish Days BY Grifhn. .r.
Hiupt's Centennial hallway Guide-map Of Phla-
Mr.. Smith. BY Wsifred. Leisure Hour Series.
Within An Ace. BY jenkins. Leisure Hour Series.
The French at Home. BY Albert Rhodes. Inust'd.
Queen Mary. a Drama. By Alfred Tenpyson.
A Double Wedding; or Hsw She Was Won. By
Mrs. G. A. arheld. - - - : :
In the Kitchen. ReceiDts from the French, Ger
man, and An excellent American Collection.
Trial Of henry Ward Deeeher. Vol.1. s-yo. Sheep.
- NOVELS,
9Hel Sesame: An a,! sy Tlorsnes MSrrIstt; .,
Ward or Wife. A Romance.
The Lady Superior. By Eliza =. Pollard.
w.H.&U. h. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
jy2S-U Us PennsylvAniG avenue.
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L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. S. KOONTZ. General A gent.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from AN
this city. Apply to NJ. D. WHfTEsIpE,
81 Pennsylv1nia avenue, Continental Hotel,
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
TWO rp,rrs A h Is Is7$ srvD,v
SEITWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND
Leave Washington at Q .. m. and p. M, and
Alexandria at s:lo .. m. and 4:10 p. IN. a; pass
Leesourg, gong westward, AZ l:D .. m and go
p. m, and arrive at Round Hill at II m. and p.
N. Leave Round Hill at SEQ q. m. I28 p. m,
pass Leesburg. going eastward, At Q. m. and 1:10
p. m, and arrive at Alexandria sl5 .. m. and 3l5
p n. and at Washington at $50 IN. and $3.50 p.
Passengers from Washington will take the
Warrington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at 9 q. m. and D. N,
and 60 through to Round Hill without change Of
cars.
The $40 g. train from Alexandra and Il: 80 D,
N. train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Smokers
Vile, BeryVDle and Winchester; also, with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg
daily fer Aide and Middleburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Court-House.
Commutstion tickets, cents per mile; annual
tickets, go, Z. b. HAVEHER,
Ap6-r General Ticket Agent.
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RAILROADS.
THE VIRGINIA. =. -
MIDLAND RAILROAD

MIDLAND RAILROAD
public, with DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS, leaving
Washington from the Baltimore and Potomac De-
pot corner Sixth and streets, at g. N. aud D. m.
Pullman's Sleeping Cars on a.. m trains through to
New Orleans without change. and On p. m. trains
tsthe only line running two daily trains, and the
only one running sleeping cars to White Sulphur
and all Watering places on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road. For excursion and sleeping-car tickets
call at compAny's office, oO3 Penn sylvRna avenue.
G. i. FOREACRE,
1p.n General Manager.
General Ticket A gent. iy1l-tsel
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g PRUCE JOIsT.:
inch SPRUCE JOlsT, ,-ry best quahty, from 4
inches TO II inches wide. - to a feet long, which
We are authorized BY the owners to sell FOR Cash
In order 70 close ito-I Is soon ss possihls, We
have determined TO sell very much below cost,
and very much less than It can be bought In this
market.
the this lumber and learn our prices.
IUMBER OF ALL KINDS
always on hand, at lowest market prices. -
n. EDW. CLARK q co., :
once, 62s Louisiana avenue,
wharf Depot and PlAning-Aftl,
mhI7-H Foot OF Fourth Bt. east.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

A man eighty years old has applied
for admission to the German Orphan
Asylum in Baltimore saying he is an
orphan. t
The mosquito and the bed bug will
soon 20 into quarters, but the festive
ilea chuckles at the advent Of winter
under-olothes.
wharfage" said an unfortunate hus-
band Is the churchyard oflove. "And
you men," replied his wife, "are the
gravediggers." 5ss .l0 ea +,
Louis Snider, the head OF the we'll
known paper house of Snider n
Holmes. st. Louis, and Snider n Hoole,
Cincinnati, died at Hamilton, Ohio,
on the 10th Inst. wa at #oml \
Old Hannibal Hamlin Is trying to
get out of 1t by saying that transient
newspapers were included In the
double postage arrangement by San
inadvertence." Too diaphanous, Han
nibal.
Governor Seymour predicts that in
five years from this time the population
of this country will be 10000, 900, and
thinks the day IL duwniug when the
hands Of the South will be greatly in
creased In value. hiit aNt
There Is u new song entitled "Don't
90 Near the Barroom, Father" We
have not heard II, but we presume II
bases It's plea upon the representation
that there Is a good big jugful In the
house, and represents the superior ia
cilities for being put 10 bed when the
parent addressed gets drunk at home
like a gentleman. 7 'Ni 6 ''
The Burlington (Kansas) Patriot, OF
October 81, says Eleven white.topped
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STATE NEWS.

Eight deaths In Houston last week.
The scholastic population of Texas
Is about $3.50, 1000,
Jefferson city script is worth TWEEN
ty cents on the dollar.
Captain j. II. Sterret IL in Austin
and VIII soon take charge of the Ray
mond House. laIIa NJ uan4
Colonel G, b. Kilgore, of Gregg
county, N is sald, will be the next land
commissioners pexas. Et
Coleman Felden, chief of band
Of Horse thieves, was captured last
Friday, near Brenham, by deputy
Sheriff Gee.
Reuben Salter shot and killed Bob
Horde last Saturday at Calvert. The
difficulty grew out of a dispute about
illty cents.
ID. Ellison, alias Jim Taylor alias
Robert Warner, negro horse thief
was captured at Loekhart on the 2ist
of this month, r fBkR B@H
Colonel Barlow, OF the Examiner,
has been presented with q massive
silver pitcher by the directors of the
Waco Fair Association.
last Monday night Captain Julius
Harshnw,,a farmer living four miles
east Of PilotGrove, In Grnyson county,
was called out OF his house by four
masked inen and shot down. The
supposed murderer OF Captain Har-
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General Joseph E. Johnston, of the
firm Of j. h. johnson u Co., Savannah,
Ga, has resigned the general agency of
the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance company, his resignation to
take effect October Is, 1875. This po-
sltion General Johnson has held for
nearly eight years, and has built up for
the Liverpool and London and Globe
the largest business ever done by any
company in the territory over which
he held control. A fiat refusal to COM
ply with the arbitrary and unjust de.
mands of the company caused and ac-
oompanied his peremptory resignation.
The General 10 not a man to be bullied
or safely overridden. He has done his
duty for this company, and done it
faithfully and well. Henceforth, with
Major Minis, his partner, he will de-
vote his undivided energies to the bu-
siness of the Home Insurance company
of this city, in the South. Ills rare ey-
ecutive ability, his unbounded popu-
larity and answering loyalty to his
convictions, and to the welfare of the
cause in which he enlists, insure for
the Home rapid advancement, in a
district where 1t is now full high adj
vanced and dlstancing all competitors.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
AUSTIN, October 25, 1875.


The article IN relation to railway
charters has been engr0ssed pretty
much as reported by Judge Ferris. Mr.
Brown, however, got an amendment
adopted providing that no railway
hereafter constructed should pass
within three miles of any county seat
without passing THROUGH the limits of
the town and establishing aud main
tanning n depot therein, unless pre-
vented by natural obstacles, such as
streams, hills, or mountains, provided
the people of such town would grant
the right of way through its limits, and
sufficient ground for Ordinary depot
purposes. In support OF the clause Mr.
Brown made an earnest appeal in favor
of protecting towns against the black
mailing power of railroads, and re-
ferred to the treatment received by
Boonville, Springfield, Corsicana, BAL
las, Mckinney and Sherman. He
would impose no hardship Oh railroads
would not compel them to unnecesy
sarily bridge rivers, or to climb hills to
reach county seats, but he would never
consent to allow them to run by coun-
ty seats two or three miles away, estab-
fish new towns and murder the old
ones. The idea was monstrousa aud DAM
nable. The people Of such towns, in
which hundreds of poor families often
had their all, were as much entitled to
protection against such unholy des.ruc.
ton ny the people Of large cities or
whole counties. The amendment was
carried by about four to one.
| Judge Ferris, on Saturday, made an
able effort during the debate on taxa
ton and revenue. The question is
again up to-day. II is, of course one
of tho most important and difficult
subjects with which the convention
has TO deal and il receiving the
most careful consideration.
To-day, MIR, Brown introduced gen
eral ordinance to provide for submit
ting the Constitution to u vote of the
people, and for u general election un-
der It's provslons.n II provides for
the election on Il day TO be yet fixed by
the Convention-all officers elected at
the first timeto hold over till the first
Tuesday in November, 1878, and ON
that day every two years after
wards there shall be q general
election for all precinct, county,
District aud State officers or either, ~
members Of Congress, and every fourth
year the Presidential election will fall
on the same day. Thus the people
will lose but one day In elections in
every two years, and this will fall
right, whether the tenure OF the office
is for two, four, six or eight years. II
adopted, II will be great relief to the
people, simplify the whole machinery
of elections, aud avoid the harrassing
confusion under which we have lived
since reconstruction.
Members Of the Convention are In
daily receipt Of letters from observing
men all over the State admonishing
them to heed not the unjust aspersions
cast upon the body, but to 90 ahead in
the formation of n good Constitution,
and the people will ratify it by an
overwhelming vote.
We are very proud of the Dallas colt,
Jack Hardy, IN his achievements at
Waco. Xxx
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4Oth -Grayson, two.
47th --Grayson and COllin-'one.
4sth--Cook, one.
4gth--Denton one.
5Oth.--Clay, Montague, and Wise, ana
the unorganized counties west of Clay,
one.
6lst-Tarrant, one.
sd Parker, Jack, and Young and
the unorgani2ed counties west of them,
one.
53d--Johnson, one.
54th--Hlll, one.
65th-McLennan, one.
56ib--JacksOn, Calhoun, Victoria,
Dewitt, Arkansas, Refugio and Gollad,
two.
57th--Colorado and Layacca, two.
5Sth--Gonzales, one.
59th-.Fayette, one.
GOTH Bastrop, one.
0lst-Fayette and Lee, one.
02d-Caldwell, Guadalupe and Hayes,
one.
83d-Travis, one.
0ith--1ravis and Blanco, one.
65th---Williamson and Lampassasr
one.
66th--Coreyelle, Hamilton, Brown
Coleman, aud the unorganlzed county
OF Runnels, one.
67th-Bosque, Somerville and Hood
one.
6Sth-- Erath, Comanche, Palo Pinto
Eastland, Shackleford, and unorgan
| lied counties Of Stephens, Jones, Cal
lahan and Taylor, one.
G0th-Bexar, one.
7Oth-Bexar and Comal, one.
7lst-Uvalde, Medina, Bandera
Kendall, Kerr, Gillespie, Menard ant
unorganized counties of Edwards an,
Kimball, one.
72d--Llano, Mason, san Saba, Me
Culloch and Concho, one.
73d-El Paso, Presidlo, Pecos, Ton
Green and Crockett, one.
7ith-Cameron, Hidalg0, Starr, IA
pata and Webb, one.
75th-Nueces, E'rlo, Maverick ant
Kinney, and the unorganl2ed counties
Of Duval, Encinal, McMullen, LaSalle
Dlwitt and Havnlla, one.
76th--San Patricio, Live Oak, Karne
Wilson and Atascosa, one.
77th-Cherokee, Rusk, Pamela, Shell
by and Harrison, one.
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wagons frotn Manhattan passed
through Burllnton last Tuesday week
en- route for Austin, Texas, where their
owners propose to cast their lot ana
make their future home
The new Palace Hotel at San Fran
cisco, must be very wonderful insti-
tuition. Speaking Of the colored wait
ers there, the Post says; ut Is no feat
at all for them to toss plate OF fried
eggs three times In the air, catch 1t
and never break yolk." Its worth
while to pay S. a day board just to see
that feat.
There il gentleman attached to the
United States Fish Commission, who
has deposited forty thousand Califor-
mia salmon eggs at Barton Springs in
boxes. They will hatch In sixty days,
and make their way to the Gulf and
return In three years, weighing from
two TO six pounds When five years old
they will weigh from ten to thirty
pounds. He has also deposited like
quantity of shad eggs.-[ Austin News.
The President, like John Gilpin, has
a frugal mind and gets the moneys
worth out of his presents. He sold
the Turkish carpet presented to him by
the Sultan, to A. I. Stewart. The
house the people gave him, he sold to
Sayles Bowen, whom he went back on
when he found he could get more from
General Sherman. The Russian horse
presented to him by the Gar, he sold
for $500. The mare presented him
when he was commissioned Colonel of
the 2lst Illinois Infantry, he sold for
$50, and he has sold Morton twice,
once on the imitation question and at
the request of the Wall street bankers,
and the last time on the Southern
neutrality-suspicious. question. IN.
o. Times.