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CLEvERLY CoUNTERFEITED. - DIR.
Prices celebrated Baking Powder is
extensively initiated. The Genuine
may be known from the limitations by
the words 'Dr. Price, "Steel & Price, a."
and the ''Hand and Cornucopia" on
the label. These are the trade marks.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
not sold in bulk.
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Note from Postmaster kinney.


AUSTIN, July 2S, 1870.
Editors Democratic Statesman:
For the benefit of your readers please
publish the following quotations from
an official circular 10 regard to the
amount of silver required to be re-
ceived for postoflice money orders:
Subsidiary silver coins, embracing the
half-dollar, quarter-dollsr and dimes,
shall be legal tender for five dellars
only when the debt does not exceed
the sum of five dollars, whether the
United States is to pay or receive the
sum-" Subsidiary silver coins, tender
ed in payment for the issue of any mon
ey order exceeding the legal tender
amount of such coins, may be accepted
il the postmaster can dispose of them
promptly IN exchange, without cost,
for notes or drafts prescribed by the
postal laws and regulations for remit
tances of surplus money order funds"
From these quotations it will be seen
that parties desiring money orders for
an amount exceeding five dollars, in
Guiding the fee, should bring currency
or legal tender silver dollars. 1t Is well
known that I cannot exchange silver
at par for currency notes at any of the
banks or elsewhere, and hence I can
not, without cost, procure with sill
yer notes or drafts for renting
surplus money order funds. 1 have
been rsmitting from six to eight
thousand dollars week of such sur
plus funds. The inconvenience and
risk in remitting large amounts of sill
Yer by mail will be readily understood.
I would be perfectly willing to receive
silver for money orders far beyond the
requirements of the law il / could az
readily dispose OF il. I desire in my
official capacity to extend every reason
able accommodation, but no one, GER
tainly, will expect me to 60 beyond
absolute requirements to my own
pecuniary loss. But 1t cannot be
matter of great Inconvenience to pro-
cure currency in this community where
there is more currency than silver in,
circulation, Respectfully,
ii. B. KINNEY.
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The Portland Oregoaian OF recent
date says: Among the passengers
from Sitka, Alaska, to this city, by
steamer California, was Miss Sallie Ball,
who is probably the youngest gov.
eminent official holding commission
In the United States. The little Miss.
though but twelve years of age, Is the
duly appointed postmistress of Sitka,
and the manner in which every detail
of her office is attended to Is worthy Of
adoption by more than one OF the
'Nasbys' of this State"
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THE plan for the new State Capitol
drawn by Wshrenberger e GEM of this
city contemplates the erection OF q
building 2Jj feet square end 2l7 feet
70 the summit Of the dome, tie etitce
covering an area Of G5. ops fquare feet,
and the whole to cost 81 773, $40. The
Cap tol Is 10 be three stories high &C.
coT,iing to this design.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is safe and
pleasant lnvigorant for delicate females.

CHATTING UNDER DISAPPOINTMENT.
1t lis said that the reason why Butler
sought the gubernatorial nomination
was because he had not been fairly
treated by the Republicans. The best
cure for chafes of all kinda is Henry's
Carbolic Salve. Try il and be con-
WINGED. Beware of counterfeIts.
j. W. Graham, wholesale agents,
Austin, Texas.
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The greatest mortality which ever oc-
Cured in New Orleans was in 1882,
when the city was devastated by cholera.
The namber of deaths was 5000 from
a population of 55, 0S5, or 147 02 to the
1000. In 1853, the year of the great
yellow fever epidemic, the total mum
her of deaths from all causes was TO-
1877, out of population of l54, 132, or
1O2, AZ to the 10O0. The year 1887
shows the lowest mortality reported by
the Commissioner OF 1854, which was
1857, eat of population Of 43 OIL.
The mean mortality Of the city during
the years comprised between 1872 and
1853 was So. SO to the 1000.
DIR. Edward Fl. Barton, in his report
to the Commission, states that the total
mortality in New Orleans in 1858 from
yellow fever during the year, not only
those certified TO be such, but large
proportion Of the ''unknewn," suppos-
cd to be such, from want Of proper
records, is estimated, upon all grounds
OF probability. 10 have been Si01.
That She ratio OF mortality from yellow
fever Ia the entire permanent popula-
ton, being 1the calculated natural in
crease over the census returned, was
one in 1922, or 5.25 per cent.
The total number Of cases OF yello "
fever in 1853 y7es $4,000, which was
the largest number of cases of yellow
fever which ever afflicted the city.
But S101 deaths ont Of that great nnm-
bar of cases is only q. 81 per cent, on
one,in SO, the least mortality which
had ever occurred in great and mslig-
nant epidemic of that dread disease.
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A LAND owSsR from Eastetn Texas
Gthls week went up into the mountains
borthwest If Austin 10 lnok nj piece
land he purchased some time since.
pt-being e5le 10 tind the survey, be
-d upon farmer living in the vi
Rty for Information. The farmer
FOX him down into the forks OF two
Creeks and showed him an elegant;
piece Of timhered land, aud pointed
~ where the corner stone should be-
taking in all of the so1d land.
land owner was highly elate1, and
ediately raised the price Of his
and returned to his home in high
?. The trIih of the matter il, as
Y the faceiious old farmer, the
es on the top aud side Of rocky
hd would not sustain goat the
Jund. Those who tall the land
sss have little sympathy for spec
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French servant girls are trim, neat.
ambitious women, who carry three
forrths of their esrnings in the savings
bank, aud are never content unless thry
possess st least one hundred dollars
with which to buy debenture bond Of
the city of Paris, emitting them ia the
chance Of winning thirty thousand dol-'
lars OF the quarterly drawings. They
have too much innate good tasts t19fiek
themselves out in cheap finery. Their
universal costume is \ white linen cap
and q gown of printed cotton OF calico,
with perhaps silk kerchief OF gay
color. While the French servant is not
indifferent to the attractions Of dreaz.
she is imbued with native good sense
which teaches her the propTiety OF at
firing herself according to her station.
She is too thrifty to spend more on
dress than she can afford, aud she
would think herself hdicrous II, AZ
fecting to array herself like lady, she
dressed otherwise than in the height 81
fashion, and wore gloves and boots
that were not Of the best quality aud Ia
most perfect it. When a French wo-
man rises into the class where ii is in
cumbent on her to wear q bonnet in
stead of a cap she must have everything
to match, and the bills of her millinef
aud dressmaker come to serious items
in her expenditures. No wonder the
French servant is so much better of
than her English or American sister.
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Terrors Of the Night.

When fire bells ring at the dead hour
OF night the city has several good fell
lows employed to assist the fire slarm
bell. Their duty consists in rushing
madly into the Avenue and discharg-
ing Colts repeaters. It is pleasant.
Fire bells at night have q wonderful
nerve-soothIng tendency. A sick wo-
man is always relieved as by baptism
in a pool Of Sloan by fire bells at
night, and when these furiously fran
tic and explosive assistant fire bells
fire their reckless pistols al the
moon and stars the good women and
children are made exceedingly COM
Portable and happy. Whistling bu,-
LET'S give variety to startling incidents
OF the CHASTITY night, and when the gay
fellows fi:e their pistols and begin to
below "Firel Fire," there is insti-
tuted on earth small pattern OF he'll,
into which Austin is converted by
every midnight conflsgrstion. In
most civilized cities firemen alone
go to scenes OF destruction. The
Taob Is in the way, preventing efficient
work by firemen, and only those sneak
about the falling ruins who would
steal. But hereIthe fire bell begins to
ring after the house is half burned,
and never ceases its horrible changing
tai the town is crazed, and the people,
finding sleep impossible, go forth to
gather about the burning building.
Then, too, the mad negress In the CAL
abOOse thursts her csvernous mouth
out OF the window on the lofty height
crowned by the tvs capitol and bel
lows like the COW of Bsshan. The
clangor Of the fusilsde from bar roOms,
the bowls OF the gay young fellows
that rush out to shoot at the stars and
give the alaim. the rafting hook and
ladder companies, the whistling of
the steam fire engines and Iush-
ing of the sffrighted multitude give
splendid ecstacy TO an average fire in
Austin. II the mayor would detail an
engine to send resistless .treAm OF Ice
water from the ice fatt ,ries upon the
mob that ls gathered by the fire alarm,
that it may be dispersed and taught q
valuable lesson, confessed public
good would be accomplished, and then
If the pistol tnters could be consigned
to the cell of the black, bowling
derVIsh of the ealaboOse, Austin would
be a decenter town, even If sinners
were furnished with less accurate con-
captions of the terrors of the old-fash-
Toned hell by incidents Of u modest
contiagration in the capital.
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4 GENTLEMAN from Bss:rop county
d in the city Thursday, and says that
Z road from Onion creek to NJ.
Iwler's ia very much in noel of re-
Y. They are having that end OF the
near B4strop worked, and now
the cotton seaaon is near at hand,
not much work To he done for the
two weeks, the road from Onion
ID Mr.. Fo@ier's should be put
celIent condition. IL would be Of
advantage to Austin. Much OF
lton taat would otherwise 60 TO
and other points along the rail-
the working of this road would
.d to Austin. Let them com
prk ut once. lie also stated
country is very dry; corn will
over ten bushels per acre,
b, while good IN spots, will
re more than n half bale per
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions OF
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, etc., l will send a
recipe that will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South
America. Send self-sddressed en-
yelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
tation d, New York, City,.
ism deodR1V
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PRESCRIPTION FREE-FoI the speedy
cure of seminal weakness, loss of man
hood and all disorders brought on by
indiscretion or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address David
son & Co., 70 Nassau Street, New
York. jun3deodw1y
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Governor Mcclellan has recently
made from his home on Orange Noun
tain a pleasure tour through the north
ern counties of New Jersey, driving by
way Of Ssbooley's Mountain, Hacketts-
town and Hope to the Delaware Water
Gap. The party consisted of the Cow
ernor, his wife, his son and his daugh-
ter, the former driving barouehe and
the children phaeton.
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ONE single box of P0rsOaS's P,rgd-
tiee Pills taken one each night will
make more Reio rich blood than ten
dollars worth OF any liquid blood pu-
riiier now known. THese pills will
change the blood in the entire system
in three months, taken one night.
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Economic ASPECT. The economic
aspect is strong point in favor OF DR.
Prices Special Flayoring Extracts, Va
nilla, Orange, Rose, Almond, Lemon,
e C. They are three times the strength
of the ordinary extracts; the bottles
hold nearly twice as much as those sold
for the same size.
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gIps for the 5000, coo dcfc:' ncy
bonds were opened m the G ,vernnf's
Office at IL O'Clock Tuesday IlS', OOo
were awarded to Raymond Dc Co, at
l0l 3-16, SIS, 900 20 Eggles;on X Bro.
at 1O2 2. Other bids Ranged ircm
par 70 10l.
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JoHNsoN's Anodyne Liniment will
cure chronic diarrhGa of long stand
ing, also dysentery, cholera-morbus,
and cholera, used internally. There is
no remedy known so valuable for i'm
mediate use as this old life preserver.
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WHICH Is CHEAPEsT2-A package of
DUKES Durham, containing tiOenty
pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobacco
made, or one common cigar? Each
costs ten cents. ia29d&Wly
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Some years ago, before ROckaway
Beach hsd become popular as a water
place, James s. Remsen, of Jamaica,
Long Island, who owned the greater
part OF the land there, and who wished
10 establish convenient route To the
beach, gave 200 acres Of what WA cup
posed 70 be comparatively worthless
land to ex-Spea1er DEWITT G. Little
john, = brother Of Bishop Littlelohr.
70 interest him in the project. Mt.
Liitlejohn up 10 this month hsd re-
ceive1 over $50, GOO from leases and
Gales Of the land.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic Is a whole
some stimulant and its quality is guar
anteed.
Mcdaniel 6 Co., sole agents, Aus
tin, Texas.
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In EHn tiRsI RAzx The lust renu-
>ssien q Dr.. PEice's Unique Perfumes
places them In TIE 1fst rank Of the very
hest handkerchief perfumes that have
<lsr been made. Their odor Is truIV
-h. fresh and houefy. Dr.. Pace -,
1nk much time sud study In perfect
- these psriunes.
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The sections OF Trinity Parish, New
York. including not only Trinity
Church hut the i've chzpels. arc no1
uniformed In black goEna- The gcwns
are Of black popiin, reaching beAoH
the knee. With broad collars Of Telyef-
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Query: Why will people suffer with
indigestion when "BLACK- DRAuGhT"
will cure them?
For sale by ]. J. Tobin,
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The Colorado river az the ford above
the bridge ONLY mestures eight inches
In depth. which is an Jnch lower thsn
sunday. III we don't get rain shortly
the wkter works will have 10 suspend.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic purifies the
blood, restores the appetite and slim
ulates the digestion.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives perma-
nent relief in all cholenc disorders.
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from the facts are supposed
10 ne the work of an incendIary.
The alarm was first sounded from
the gallery of the Avenue Hotel,
then Col. Peeler's residence in the
northwestern part of the city, and final
ly the buildiDg of Protection Hook and
Ladder Company. also IN that part of
the city. Verify, verify, it seems that
everything justiiies the supposition that
1t was the work of an Incendiary. The
herculean efforts of the fire company
TO save the property of others caused
the Protection To be absent while their
own building was being destroyed.
The loss by the Gre at the Avenue Hotel
was nominal and covered by insurance.
The residence of Col. Peeler caught fire
about $3.50 o'clock and the building
was badly injured, the loss amounting
to about $1,000. We did not learn the
amount Of insurance. II was about
$3.50 when the building of the Protec-
ton Hook and I.ader Company was dis
covered TO he aiire, just as the COM
panies were returning from the fire at
Col. Peeler's residence, but too late to
save 1t from the raging flames. The
fire companies deserve much credit for
their efforts in saving the stable of the
city street cars. Had it not been for
them 1t would have been laid in ashes.
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fraction Of dollar. He reports that
he can now produce the spiral coil fer
incandescence al 3 pface which all could
afford, and that bis efforts 10 find plan
tinum are induced only by the desilc
still further to reduce this cost.
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4 aoR died of liver complaint One
dollars worth of BLACK DRaU6HT"
would have saved his life.
For sale by ]. j. Tobin.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates
the digestive organs and adds tone and
strength to the stomach.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is a mild
corrective, aud its purity and flavor are
guaranteed.
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Forty years. trial has proved BLACK.
DRkU6HT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
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REEDS Gilt Ed ye Tonic gives tone
to the stomach and digestive organs.
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INV YORK MARKKrs.

NEW YORK, July %. = Cotton easy;
sales 2l2 hales; middling uplands
II 1l-l6c; Orleans IL 1876
Hides very firm and unchanged: trade
moderate.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

81. LOUIS. July %. = Flour firm
bar not aneisbly lower; Xxx fan $3.50
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Austin Markos Quotas,on..

Butter, rs c. Eggs, II l-sc
Grain. - Corn, 75c. oats
Bright, 45c. Wheat, si.00 F0l
der, $3.50 per hundred. Hay, $I.2
Chickens, $3.50 per dozen. II
tatoes-sweet, $1.o0 -per-hashel- Sffish
81. so per barrel.
Hides, dry flint 8 to 1ec.
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Flour made from new wheat

LUMBER.
Texas Pine, Rough, per M .,$ IL 90
- Dressed one eide. 20 90
+" Dressed two sides % 90
4" Flooring, dressed,
tongued aud erooved. -. 90 90
Texas PINE, Siding. ....... Il 90
White Pine, Siding, clear. 2. 90
Three-eighths
beaded ceiling, clear. .. asoo
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
i, per thousand, heart. 200
3. per thousand -. 400
Lath, White Pine, per 1000., o -
q Texas Pine. .....4.
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Atpial package OF "BLAcK. DRAuGAT'
lTee OF charge at
i i TnnIN's
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Lime, per barrel (,alls) 81 %

Lime, per barrel (baik) ~ 90
Rosenaalc cement, per
1afrel. ......... go
Portland cement, per bbi Z % 70 e.
Plaster Paris, per bbl... 90
tair, pes pound ..... &C.
Fire brick, per 81 -. .4G5 609f2-
DRUGS.
an, czESolic, crude. - 20
g. y.
Sitlic- .......
2 Tar sic Acid, Pc1htf....
AmGsDaia, Aqua PIP. 10
a. go -. -...-.-...-.. ~
bslssnl Copaiye. 80
Bay Rum, Imp, per gal. o.
- Commercial. -. 80
BOrax, Refined ,........ y
Cresm Tartar, Pure. 90
" Commercial IS
C;oPperaa ..-.--....--.. 2
Glycerine, PuTe.....s.. -
Oil, BeFggm't EandeTsons : 30
Lemon I" -ssa-
Peppermint. ... 20
Hts st, No. /, pr.gaI 90
Cod LIVER, white g e9sto loo
Boiled Linseed, - IS
Raw, - Is
Potassa. Bromide. ...-. ~
" Chlorate- .....-. 80
e-ssor ssatr~ prx~ua -, ars~rw -.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Nav ORLEANS, July 90. - Cotton
nominal; sales -. bales; ordinary 10c
good ordinary 101zc; low middling
l05sc; middling ike; good middling
1lszc; middling fair re; receipts. NET,
13 bales; gross ID bales; no exports
stock on hand 1888 bales
Sight llc premium. Stcr' nF, hank
Ass; consOls 37Is@37H.
Flour quiet and weak; super1ine 50. q
$3.50; Xxx &425; XXX $4-J0@95. -
higher grades $5.50@5.85. Corn in
fair demand; choice mixed dc; yell
low 47c; white, scarce and higher, al
CSC. Oats dull and lower, at %1z@13jc.
Pork dull, weak and lower, at 50. 25.
Lard steady; tierce 61<@65sc; keg 71s@
72sc. Dry salt meats firmer; shoulders,
loose, 3S<@37sc; packed 35sc. Bacon
firmer; shoulders $3.50; clear rib -. 90;
clear sides $500 Hams in fair de
mand and higher; choice sugar-cured,
canvassed, as in size, s1<@11c. Wits
ky dull; Western rectifed $1.05@1. 10.
Coffee quiet; quoted, cargoes of or
binary 10 prime at 1l12@l5c; job
bling 11sz@l6c. Sugar active and fim;
common 10 good Common 6@Gkc; fair
TO fully fair 61k0655 &c; prime to choice
71<M7<c; yellow clarified 711@75s &C.
MoIasses dull and nominal; fermenting
24@30; common 25@2Sc; fair 2S@30c;
prime TO choice 320S5c. Rice in good
demand; ordinary TO choice Louisiana
61(M71zc. Wheat UNCHANGED
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ERE AN LEGENDARY ABROAD?
he last twenty -four hours there
IN in the city several fires, the
Hotel, Col. Peeler's residence
r0tection Hook and Ladder
md one in Masontown, all of
from the facts are supposed
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July 3D. Noon-Cotton
firm; middling uplands 61Sd; middling
Orleans 6 9-16d; sales 5000 bales; specn-
lation and export 1000 bales. Receipts
10, 700 bales, of which HOO baleS were
American Futures 1.32d better.
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Governor.
The Howard Association te-6sy as
signed ten additional nurses TO duty.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9.-Regarding
the SICK brought here from Morgan
City, DR.. Gray, president of the board
of health there, telegraphs that no
physician of that city was called to or
prescribed for the child of Mrs.
Aufret. There has been no case of
yellow fever In that city during the
present year within the knowledge of
any member of the board of health.
Mrs. Aufret, with her child, is stop
ping at los Bourbon street, next door
to the opera house. The building is
occupied by about twenty persons, sew
eral of whom are not acclimated. The
board Of health. have taken steps to
Isolate the case as much as possible.
A suspicious case is reported at 1913
Seventh street, near Laurel. An Irish
man forty years OF age
The work of disinfecting the city is
going on vigorously. In the fourth
district every place has been disinfect-
ed from the river to Camp street and
from Seventh to Jackson. SImilsr
work is progressing inthe first and Sec
ond districts.
GALvKsToS, July ga great many
kilograms have been received asking If
there il yellow fever in the city, as
Il il rumoFed there is sickness Of that
-kind here. The. city is perfectly
healthy. Notwithstanding the rumon.
CAIRo, July 90. Hickman, KY,
has established quarantine against sll
steamboats,, up OF down the river.
Csiro's quarantine, as-ycts only pro-
hlbits the handbag Of steamers thst
have touched at or near infected
points. The health Of. this city Is
good.
NKv ORLEANS, Jaly 70 Aon1gon-
cry, Alabama, and Vleks5urg, Aissis-
sippi, have eztsblishrd Quar1ntlnf
against New 0Elskns
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GALVESTON, July 3d. Cotton - Re-
reipts 100 bales; exports, coastwise, -.
bales; sales 90 bales; stock on hand 205O
bales. Marketquiet; middling 111kc; low
middling lie; good ordinary 105sc
Corn, Western, &c. Oats, new Texas,
41c