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DUsOASsoH Bros. AucsiOnssr'.
ELEGARr THBHE-sTORY PRESS BBI0K
HOUSE, no. 290 6TREDT HORrHWESr,
HEAB CORNER OF Sd STREET, AT AUO-

TION.
ON WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, No -
yember LIST. ct 80 o'oi ock, We will sell In ~
front OF the prep Uses, parts OF lots and r. -
in Baileys subdivision Of square $40, fronting 81
feet inches ON North street and running baok
that Width liz feet to q IN foot alley ana i'm proved
BY we'll. built s-story and basement press brick
front house containing II rooms. bath range,
latrobe, and eli modern convenences. This prop
ery Is situated in he best localities In Wasn
ins ton. convenient TO oil lines Of ailroads.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In s,
II, Is, "A, ~. 80, AZ and IS months, notes bearing
interest st z per cent PSF snnum, payable semi.
annually and secured by o deed Of trust upon the
premises soid. (cnvevapcir g, &C at cost OF Sur
chaser. de post Of 100 req red time of SALE
octT DUHOAaSOH BROS ,Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
1A0nOAHe0H BkOS., Aucsion eers,
- Southeast corner 9th and d sts northwest.

uhO1OnAcOn bbOo., Auct1Cneors,
u Southeast corner sth and 81. noFthv vet,
TBUsrEEp SALE OF
f1 TAhEu HH9ssr. WALHUr PARLOR ruRHI:
d d4R lhs q. !. sEoRETARI. BkUssELs ssa
TAGE snTs, HAIR OLOfH PARLOR IUk-
ghn, HAI hAOk. OUkrAIa6 AND WIN
AND BOLsTERs, eTOvIs, &C &c.
by virtue OF deed Of trust. dated July n
zst, 1910, and recorded In Libef SIS, folio 3lS,
OF the Land Records Of the District Of Col n
noole. 4 vii sell st publ, au ction, on NON
DAY, 3Oih OF October, 1915. Of 40 O'Clock a N
1t No. ass g, eet mort Invest, the above desoribed
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
together With other Furniture too numerous TO
mention. Terms cash.
KOB1RT W. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
octA-f DUHCAHSOH bAOs., Aucts.
T6E ABOVE BALE Il POSTPONED until
MVnDA1. November 8, same hour aud place. By
octs DUaOANsoH BROS. Aucts.
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y n M sn,urs- :, ~ .0a

- III X L 5
DREss SHIFTS al ready TO put on, OF good
ID uslin aud ne Linen BOsOms, for ony rs cents all
siZes.
Our 50 cent I'll finished SBIRrS, mproved, are
&c uA in value 20 any 81 shirt in tire market being
elegantly made and II the best material the same
GENTS NICK wEAB, our own make, very
chesp.
BOYS SHIRTS. Of the best material, unfinished
sizes IL, lla, Il, I2h, ard Is inches, 6nished, rs
cents.
Heavy Canton FlanIe ell d kAWEBS, rs cents; Ne
rino UHDERsHIHTS, 20 cts 81. q Is, and 81 50
Samples Of any Of the above GoOds ent by mall on
receipt Of prizes given shove. 1T n EGINHIs BA L.
Tfa6RE saIRf FACTORY, rs Fsyette street.
Baimore, and
oct4-tNl9 Washington, ID. y.
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nRY GGObS REDU" ED.
CLOSING OUT C,RPET Sale
Ssst Ispv.IrJ si--' ? AMI best Brn+sel.
cash. S'N vi ior
ooi CARPETS s21S ~ rs, 10 " prices
Carpets, ls4c {" 81, cheap.
Dry Goods very cfesp
Best Calca ksmnsnts &C.
Cslfcoes sc us
Gcod Canton FIs. Des, 7kc up
Wo Flanneis. I5t Tec.
Hesvy Bed Tutlis &c IN
Prs- Goods very cheap i'ss, Is %, rs. to.sl,
Casbmerss al wosi. sll Tors, soc mn
Btsuke and CnEs'ort- o. 1s - IS
Het SKIRTS. 50. s2h. rs W 2: cheap
~Dont forget our place.
~ ssUOAIN
cts 709 Marker Space.
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A POSITIVE CHANGE.

On the lst Cf January. OF sonuer II p,ssibIe wa
shall discontinue our URY GOODS business AZ our
present location, No ga STH STREET As there
able 20 make, ~e shall OFF, orr stock OF new and
sessonabe Dry Goods si'hout regard to its present
value
Black SIR ., |. than old prices,
All kinds Of Dress Goods,
Blankets, Bed Comforts, White Quilts,
Table namssk, HssiRs, To sells,
shsker FsDnels- Csssimeres for men and boys,
Shirts aud Skirtins materials,
White and Colofed Flsapels,
Beaver Ciotbs for Ladies Otoaks, from Ito e6
In fact, fol- stock Of all kinds Of GOODS, which
must be sold of in the time stated.
Don fan TO see our prices
W. n. BROWN,
octs-n 10 31I s,h street, scar Pa svsnus.
DLAOK OAsBMEBEs-very Cbe,e
ID BLACK hLPAUAs-Very Cheap.
B BLASkET shs -vs sy Ch nss
BEAUTIFUL sHAwLs
SEAL Brown, NAVY BLUE. DARk GREEN
ALL WOOL Cash AEREs, SO.
CAssInIREs for Men and Boys wear.
CARRIERS, 7O7 Market Space.
Double width besutiiul Dress Goods, In Sea
Brown, Navy Blue. DsIk Green, IS, worth 81; tou
bic width Black Alpaca IS; yard wide Black Cash
worth 70; large Wool Blankets, 81 50; N sw YORK
Mills ehee,ibR S1s excellent Bed Tick. 40; Calico
8; White WOUlfIannel, IA; canton flsnnsl,o
ocf1 tr
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CENTENNIAL SHARPs.-The latest dodge
al the Philadelphia Exhibition is TO get be-
hind two country girls and say aloud so Is
10 De overheard, Yet as n quite incidentally
oivorce?p
Inc confederate answers, with vocIferous
seriousness "Oh' ne had 60 get ~. Why
ed bis ear or"
About al this point the country females
look around and see two perfectly sober
faces a
Gracious sskes, Mary! do you hear that
81 never heard such talk In my life,"-
l"Gdfh" ga Gin. Engayer
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4. OOK AT THESE PRICES.

2 no yards Calico R-u ants q, 51tc
3,1U e beet q siic % % - yd. A. q. woxth M
o0 Plain Black CslcO "a remnants At &c
SO ysd zoe bro ~ Cotton ia short lengths
st SCI sur b - --ii for ., by the pieaa
600 IDS ell Linen Cra-h a a.
Bises. sIovn, SLATE, .na bius M.rino, Euslish Soc
blask Cashmere 80 ae mo Ar s7kr Al ~ %
Blach Ellis VERY cheap
Blankets st 81 60 os. a., s5
- Inl rcck OF Ns--tH eTes, CARPETS. Rags, and
OlEOloths n IS Der cent les than last years
Frank Le.l'e's co.. Paper Patterns,
Our prices are the lowest
Gro. JOHNSON d CO.,
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AUCTION SALES.

DROOKEs kIEwIS
- Bsrble Building, Pean's svenge g I'd llth o..
80 DCZRN FINE CUrEIRY, PLarBp CAS-
5ORs. BuTTBk DISHES, PLATED FOLKS,
FBIsKRyBs, ICE PITCHERS, &C; sRy1R-
al fIBE GOLD 0ASkD ENGLISH AND
AMkRlCAN wATCHLs; BLANKETS. TOW
ELS, EAPkINs, NOTIONS, &C, at AUJ-
TON
On Tb tuesday, MORNING, NsvemNe- y
sdi Ct So S'Sioek at Our saes rooms, .e will IN
oetsl n BROOKESk LEWIs
RROOkEs LEwIs,
II Marble Building. Penna and Ilsa st.
EETIBE HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE. Oss-
sIs1inG OF WALNUT AND O0rTAGE
SHAMkkR eETTS, BkDSTEADs, BU RHAUs
MAsHsTANDS. y. p. MIRRO9, OAHH AND
WOOD eEAT Oh lbs, BRussELS AND IN
GRAIN OARPHTs, asTTIFGS, G ASS AND
lb0UkIRf SARE, sHuCK MATHIS ,Es
LAkGI QUANTITY OF BED LIsEN, OOa,
ISBIs: sPRIAIs, &c., CONTAINKO IN
PRaMIske No 12l SECOND STRHEr
NOkThNEST. AT AUCTION
On friday MORNING, November atEa
DO q elock, at the above named do cling. wsW
in. rel q. :: ssSss to
houte Tor rent
Ott5l.1r BkOOEES a LEWIS Aucfs
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A SMAsHBR.-The trials 1t Spezzia OF the
hlndred ton Armstrong gun, made for the
cessful, and give some astonishing results
A charge Of "a pounds OF powder gave q ball
q velocity OF 800 feet to the second smashed
solid wrought iron plates % inches thick,
completely piercing the strong backing and
the thfrty-fnch skin OF target The hea West
blow Of the ball was equal to 81 $50 tons
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Our - Back eros Graf SILK cae'E - N .'cB d
II the city uT der % 70 tlso, usual bkreai
- Drees Go d Kat Uud-rE-ar dhsterg ana
House FuTnishir at The ch store the city
CONNOLLY'B,
octG-6 sos SO str--t. Ops. e.tset Offlos
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Real Estate Auctionesrs.
TRUeTEBr SALE OF PRoPsRTY on THI
OOh0BB OF 9TH And STREETS NORTH-

TAU5TEnT SALE OE PkoPekTY ON TIL
By virtue Of . de.d Of trust to me, dated -
Jupe 18th, ID: 1855. AID duly recorded inf
quest of the holders of the secured tnerebg.
shall oner for sale 1t public auction IN front Of tn.
p. ,h m,ses ~ " Cock m, on the
sorteo real estate 70 wit All those certain pieces
psrc.ls Of ground situate and lying ia said CITY
OF ashing top, ana icing known desert bed q,
in W b. Todd's recorded subdivision of Square
numbes ed eight hundred and Dfpety -thres 593
moue, in each. and the bslsuce in six (6j, twelve
(i2 and eighteen 49, month secured by the notes
OF the pure he scr and deed of pom the pre
misses A oeposit Of $50 each lot ~il be eguired
chaser cost If the terms of ere not con- piled
with within ten days from the date thereof, the
the and COST Of
WIN TODD. ia, Trustee.
octT 2av6dbs YOUNG &MIDDLGTON, Aucts.
nUNOAHsOH BROS, AuotioneerD,
SALE OF THREE FRaan DWELLINGS, AND
LOIS ON H!RTH z sIRIET, BETWEEN
Isl AND SD sTREsfs NORrHWEsT, AT
On FRiDAYAFTERsooH. Sd day No -
vember, A. u 1876 ve will proceed TO sell ct ER
public auction. In front Of the premises at -
the hour OF O'Clock, parts of lots and square
~ running back that width Ito feet. together With
the improvements, consisting OF three well built
frame dN cling houses
cafh, the balance In equal payments at 8, aud II
months, notes bearing interest at psr cent, and
cured BY deed Of trust premises sold all cash
Gov piled with within ten days from day OF sale,
the property will be resold at risk and cost Of de-
isuitins purchaser. upon giving Ave days notice
inston Convey aucing &C at purchasers cost
deposit CT 92oe viii be required at time OF sale.
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THE PAN-ANoLICAN SYNoD.-The bishops
who have been invited TO attend the Pan
Anglican Synod have generally res pended
Some OF the most influential require that
matters Of interest and importance shall
have free and open discussion. Those affect
ing the Episcopal church In this country
VIII, II is thought, claim special attention.
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DRY GOODS.
SILK VELVETS.

having brug1t heavily A. the recent imnanse
lcuon sales, We can fer he tzrx@st sick %
NnL'Bfe in the city .m0ug our bargains We
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SUDDEN DEATH or A BRIDHG ROOM Mr.
Phllip Bond, sged twenty-six years fled ON
The 10Th instant In Baltimore county two
Gays sitef Die marriage with Miss Laura
JChnfon, or Richmond. Va The wesfdine
to"k place on October Esd, aud when leading
his bride 20 the altar TIE groom Was In per-
feet health, the happiest OF the happy aud
joyful throng around him. He did not com
plain OF any Illness on the Path, hut on the
morning OF the 18Th complained of headache,
ana Al boon on that cav was found dead In
his room. IL Is Thought that death resulted
rom apOpleNy.-I Edifo AiaeTHcan. 2sfh.
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nRY GOODS.
CAKPETIN6s, &c.
The largest, cheapest, and most desirabls stoch
Of New DEFY GOODS aud CARPErIhGs ever ex
hibtted In " ashis gton now Dc found at NO
92s 1th street. Store running through from 7th
street to h.
oGt2u W W. BURDErrE q co.
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CHICAGO, July l7.--An incenidary
set fire and partially destroyed the mill
and elevator ut Charleston, Illinois.
The mill WAS owned by ca ge Χen.
Lts4 $500, 900.
CHICAGO, July IA fire in Ferris
" Avery's paint store, No. As North
Wells street, early this morning, did
damage to the amount of about Sl5O,
600, principally on stock. Insurance
about one.halL
LONDON, July l7,--Robt IT Nunes and
Olbergo Bros. Il Co., merchants, failed,
Liabilities 10000. Gilbert, Wright
" Clark, wholesale hosiers, have also
failed. Liabilities 100000.
NEWPORT, Ark, July l7.-About
shutdown yesterday, a. w. Horton,
mayor OF Newport, shot toward a
colored thief named Willis Boyd, who
was trying to escape. Unfortunately
the ball struck Boyd in the tack Of the
head, killing him instantly. The ai.
fair is generally regretted. Mr.. Hor-
ton was examined and acquitted to-.
day.
Last night about II o'clock u young
man named Sam Bigg, while delirious
from fever, shot himself through the
head, producing immediate death.
Bigg was from Ravenna, Mercer
county.
ArCHisoN, July 1.-THE weather
to-day il intensely warm, reports from
all parts OF the State agree that the
crop OF this year will be the largest
and finest ever harvested in Kansas.
Most Of the small grains are already
harvested. The yield Is very large and
the quality remarkably fine. The corn
Is growing with wonderful vigor and
promises an enormous yield, The
weather is very favorable, being warm
with timely and abundant rains.
New YORK, July IA dispatch
from Washington says that Mr.. Knott
gives the information that he does not
intend to recall Mr.. Bristow, aud to
press him any farther with questions
about cabinet matters, though he may
call him on other points. Mr.. BrIs.
tow's friends say that he will not
change his course toward the Com
mittee on account Of the Presidents
recent letter; they elso add that this
question OF answering committees Of
Congress was formally discussed in the
cabinet, and that the President and all
the cabinet agreed that no answer
should be made touching cabinet
proceedings or conversations to any
committee OF Congress.
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VOL. IV.-N0. 1876

Ell the Servians yesterday. After nm
engagement lasting six hour, our sol,
dIers captured with the bayonet the
entrenchmeut occupied 10y the enemy,
aud defeated them completely. We
captured n large humber OF arms, etc.
In consequence ofa movement In all.
vance Of Sullymau Pacha, the Seryians
abandoned their entertainments ut
Babine Glarso, aud retired into Se,-
vlar
LONDON, July II, In the House of
Lordsto-day, pisraeli stated that II
dispatch from Elliott, Turkish minis.
ter ut ConstaIinople, says the excoss,s
IN Bulgaria are deplorablc, but publish
ed reports are grossly exaggerated.
There had been no wholesale slauuh,
ter The Christian inhabitants are
volunteering against Servia, The 10y
atty OF the Christians aud Mahomme,
dams, against Seryia is extraordinary.
CoNS1ANrlNoPLE, July 1.-THE
Government General OF Herzegovina
ielegrophs from Mostar as follows.
"All bulletins respecting the pretend
ed insurgent victories Ia Herzeg, venia
are false, There has been no engage.
ment except combat, sustained ut
Sellyman Pasha, in the deiIes OF = |.
lyman which | reported on the 18th.
The MontencgrlnS who are operating
Ia tho mountains and deserted villa.
yes, have not approached the positions
where the imperial troops are concen.
trated. The reported capture OF Gatl.
hill, kalatl and Neversingl, is pure In.
Vention, On the 18th instant com.
pany OF Turkish troops from Klell, fell
into an ambuscade of insurgents, under
General PauIovies, they suffered great
loss while sustaining the attack OF M.
perior forces until the arrival or REIN
lorcements, when the insurgents re-
treated.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Perfect Agreement Bctwcen the Dem
Ocratic Nominees.

BosroN, July l7.-General Banjamin
f. Butler contradicts, in the Herald
this morning, the report that he has
withdrawn from the Congressional
canvass.
New YoRK, July ia sp cial from
Saratoga TO the Commercial Adver-
tiser says II has leaked out that there Is
ali irreconcilable difference between
Tlden and Hendricks, and hence the
non-appearance of Tildens letter OF nc
ceptance. II IL very evident from the
hurried manner In which Tilden and
Hendricks left Saratoga that the meet
ing was not u harmonious one, and
that there are wide differences between
them on the currency question which
may oblige Hendricks to repudiate
Tilden or peaceably retire from the
ticket.
ST.. LOUIS, July 1.-THE result of the
Democratic primary elections Satur-
day proves to have been decided de-
feat Tor 'rammany, that faction having
elected considerably less than one-half
the delegates to the State Convention.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Worlds
Saratoga special says that the consul
tation between Governor Tilden and
Governor Hendricks and the commit
tee appointed to notify them Of their
nomination has ended. The consulta-
ton ended in a perfect agreement be-
tween the two nominees, and full UNI
Outstanding in regard to the letters Of
acceptance. The stories OF n failure to
come to an agreement have no founda.
ton whatever, nor Is there now any
doubt OF Governor Hendricks accept
ing.
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"nd effect ofChinese immigration, wa,
adopted yeas lS5; nays, It,
The bill to remove the political dish,
oiliIies " q. 7. Beauregagd was passed
Mr., Springer moved to suspend the
rules and adopt u resolution instruct,
Ing the Committee On Banking aud
Currency to report tomorrow u bill Ia
repeal the net for resumption ri specie
payments. Negatived- yeas lO2;
nays ", not two thirds in the aillrma,
tive.
Mr. Cochran from the select com.
mlttee on whisky trials at 81, Louis re-
ported testimony taken which was
ordered printed.
MIR, Vance, Of Ohio, rose to offer n
resolution directing the Banking Com
mittee to report tomorrow till to
repeal the resumption act, but mo-
ton to adjourn WAS mterposed 10y Mr..
Eden, but the motion was lost. yeas
80 nays %,
y resolution was then offered by Mr.,
Bishop TO inquir5 whether II was IN
order to make such indirect attacks on
Governor rilden, Laughter on the
Republican side.l
The Speaker pro tem-Such remarks
are not in order
Another motion to adjourn was
interposed by Mr., llubbcll, aud carried
yeas 100; nays 90, Adjourned
;.Senate Impeachment trial was
resumed but owing to the absence of
Mr. Evans, the Senate, sitting NJ a
court OF impeachment, adjourned til
Wednesday. The Senate then con.
sidered the river aud harbor bill. The
pending question being on the motion
Of Mr. Thurman tn recommit the bill
to the Committee ON Ap.
preparations, with Instructions 10
reduce the aggregate amount OF appro,
priatlons contained in II, the sum not
to exceed four million dollars.
Mr.. Herman spoke In favor OF the
motion, and went into lengthy dis.
cussion Of the subject Of rctreuchmeut,
He favored reduction, especially in
this bill, on the ground that many OF
the items In the bills were useless aud
did not promote IN any manner the
commercial interest OF the Govern.
menl.
Mr., Edmunds opposed the motion,
but favored Il reduction OF the aggre-
gate amount IN the bill, suggesting
that the four million dollars be placed
in the hands OF the Secretary of War
to disburse according to the demands
OF the engineer service.
Mr.. Morton opposed the motion,
and In the course Of his speech
made general attack on the policy Of
retrenchment pursued by the House,
charactcrizing Ii as demHgoguery of
the first magnitude When apprO.
priatiOns were To be male affecting
members, they were not willing TO
carry out the principle OF retenchment,
but when money was to be set apart
for carrying on the government they
raised the cry OF economy aud voted to
cut down appropriations simply for
political capital.
Mr., Thurman referred TO the remarks
Of Mr., Morton, and said he desired to
say to his Democratic friends that IL
this bill should pass they would hear
much more OF the same sort of talk be-
tween this time and December next.
The debate continued at considera-
bic length, Logan, Herman, Ferry,
Wallace and Others participating.
Pending the discussion the Senate
went into executive session, aud soon
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Iron Cotton Ties
FACTORS AND PLANTERS.

Please take notlce, that whereas there are
being offered for sale IN your locality by par
Ties not licensed by Us, Iron Cotton Ties
with buckles having an open slot through
one bar of the buckle leading into hmPrtlse,
such Ties either with new Buckles and
Hands, or secondhand Buckles in com blna.
lion with new or pieced Bands, unless bought
from our authorized agents. ,
our Arrow and other open SLOT buck,es 10,
Slammed al licensed to use once only
0nr attorneys are instructed TO bring sun
AGAINST all persons violating our patent
rights.
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TURKO-SERVIAN WAR.
The Turks will Act strickiy ON the
Defensive.

VIENNA, July 1.-THE Turkish cam
paign seems to be conducted strictly
on the defensive. The Turks have
abandoned their position in lower
Herzegovina, excepting some forth
fed places and strongest block houses
Even the evacuation Of Mvstar seems
contemplated.
WASHINGTON, July The Turkish
minister has received the following
official despatch from Constabinople,
dated to-day, "Nailez Pacha attack.
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nERE AND THERE.
The Texas legislature will Adjourn
on the SlSt Instant Denton
OutragrS
Mr. srlstOw viii Not Change His Course
Toward Mr.. Knotts Committee on
Account Of the Presidents let.
ter Crop Prospects In
Kansas.


special to The Dallns Herald
AUSTIN July 1.-THE House con.
cured in the Senate resolutions to nd.
Journ on the thrty-tlrst instant.
The bill creating the twenty seventh
Judiciary district, composed of Collin
and Grayson counties passed both
Houses.
Sundry bills passed the Senate this
afternoon, among them the House
road bill, but 1t was reconsidered and
goes over
The bill granting thirty days time to
railroad companies, was taken up and
u motion to postpone 1t was lost hy
twelve 20 thirteen, A call of tho Sen.
ate, however, sent the billl to the table
and II goes over till tomorrow.
The House has been at work on the
tax bill to-day,
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Boston, July 17.-Ex.United States
Sergeant-at-Arms 0rdway, publishes
card In The Journal declaring the re-
ports OF his irregularities false and de-
liberate attempt to blacken him. He
says he visited Washington, but the
committee would not give him an OPP.
portunity TO appear and explain.
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DENTON, July IA negro named
Jessey Williams was drowned in the
Elm about seven miles from here last
Wednesday. The colorcd population
turned out en masso to search tho
river, aud found his body last even.
ing,
The postoillce at Pilot Point, in this
county, and II store were broken into
night before last. The burglars got
eight dollars from the store and the
mail keys from tho postonlce. The
thieves escaped.
a negro was nssassnatod In Lewis.
Vile, between here aud Dallas, on last
Tuesday night No particulars have
reached here yet. High crimes aud
misdemeanors are rampant in Texas.
Give Us stringent criminal laws and
courts to enforce them.
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ACADEMIC RTAFFi

COL. JOHN q. JAMES, Superintendent
and Prot OF Mathematics MAJOR II. IL.
WlDDlE, Professor Physics aud Chem.
Cadets and Prof OF Military Engineering
and Tactics; MAI. W. l.. BRlEGHURST,
PHI. D., Prof, of Languages, History and Lit
erature; CAPT, W. II. TALLEI, Asst Prof.
Mathematics and English,
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ps,rs interested in the GALVESTON
,,,II COMPANY we are prepared to handle
wheat on consignment, upon when we win
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The outlook UnhyOrablc 10 y SAT- fac.
tory Termination Of The Differences
Between the Houses.
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al money deposited in cur Savings Departn ent
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