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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs-lhe business in raw Was only moder
ate, but the market has improved toward the
close and is reported very firm. We quote
prices for foreign nomnslly as folows: Fair to
good refining 13sl2c; centrifugal So .89c for ga
u test The market for refined sugars is firm IN
tone, with good demand for all grades We
quote hards at lUs cents for cut losf, 1Oi cents
for crushed, lUs cents for powdered, and lOl cts
for rnuulsted, and soft A ut l0s cents, and vel
lows 1T st 8 cents, and Canton Y q at e. cents.
Cotee-The market ia quiet but very firm in
tone The lull noted in The demand continues,
but the feeling smoIg holders ia very strong. on
the basis of l5tsl6ic Tor fair. We quote day
as follows: Ordinary Is .134c; fair Isl ,l5ic ;
good ltiaiGc; prime lGtsl6!c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

pOYD'S BATTERIES.-We have just re-.
~ ceived another supply of Boyd's Batteries.
We have sold great number Of the above, and
have been informed by purchasers that they
nave derived great benefit. Price 50 cents. No
charge for postage.
myl3 8. S. LEApBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET, July g.
Cattle-Some $50 head were offered, with sales
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

Couee-Ihe market 10 quiet but very firm in
tone The lull noted In the demand continues,
but the feeling amor & holders ia very strong. on
the basis of l5tsl6ic Tor fair. We quote day
as follows Ordinary Is 13lc; fair Isl Isle: :
good lt3aiGc; prime lGtal6ic
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET July g.
Beeves-Qusllty Of of rings generally good.
Demand stronger, and the late decline was fully
recovered. Texas steers sold at T4s73c per ID
dressed a car load of thin dry cows at e ,7c
and common TO very choice native steers al
Sale cents
Cslves-The market was firm at "a Bic per Id
for buttermllk calves and st 4a6ic Tor vesls
Sheep and Lambs-Both sheep and lambs are
doing better, and the closing figures were at an
per 10, with lew choice wethers a. to SIC
Southern and western lam lbs al al g. State and
Jersey do at G3a7lc, with choice bunch of State
lambs up TO TIC,
Hogs-None for sale alive.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. July 8. 1880
Sheep and Lsmts-Such stock as Was left over
en- Monday has since been disposed of at prices
ruling on that day. About 23(0 head, nearly
all lambs, have come in since Mondsy, but they
have all been reshipped East psrt by specula-
tors, and the rest by owners at tb cir risk.
Hogs-The market is not active, but prices
are quite firm, with prosuects for higher figures,
as ht gs are from 30 to 40 cents higher in the
West. The hogs now the pens are some 300,
while those received since Monday number GOO
head. We quote st 6sesc per Id net
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET July 8-Hogs-
Receipts 70 600 head; shipments $500; market
strong. active and sharp with an upward tone !;
mixed packing 4 30,S4 So; light q 35ss4 81
choice heavy 6Osb4 81. chiefly at 65.b4 IS
Csttle-Receipts 600 head; shipments 200
fully ons.third Texans; shipping steady at 30
ss4 S5 fair to good 81 Is; butchers cows 2.S4
Ia ls 2 70, So 80: o1eu 1854; calves 5OaS6 70
grass Texans 70aS3 rs. Sheep-Receipts 8Ot
head active trade and market easy common to
medium 25aS3 SO; good to choice 4zS4 49,
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, July g.
Cattls-Some $50 head were offered, with sales
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

VOU CAN GET A NICE BIRD GAGE for
l. 60 Gle. at MCLEAN & UHLEKS,
leZ4 Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

ON DON p U K p l. h
Just received another supply OF LONDON
PURPLE for the destruction of potato bugs,
&c..-chesper than Paris Green-at
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
myll So King street.
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COrsicaunIteml :


Special 10 The Herald
COrsicana Oct. l3.-District court adjourn
ed sine die this morning, having finished the
docket Judge Prondergast sentenced Stat
ford Potts and Perry Evans to two years each
in the ponitentary.
The coroner's inquest last night on the bo-
dy of Morris Plummer, found verdict in
accordance with Mondays report and held
X, b. Pace as uniustiiable in shooting. We
understand Mr.. Pace has left and warrap,
is out for his apprehension.
Bryants variety and dramatic CON bination
play here tonight. Reserved seats for gen.
tlemen only.
Saturday night the Big minstrels give
one of their elegant entertainments and the
box sheet already promises them a large
house.
Malaria is very prevalent in the surround
ing country, but the city is exceptionally
healthy.
NA'S' OpiA -hoiIh 10 very lbW, Uul was iii
proving this evening and hopes are entertain
ed of her speedy recovery.
Cotton receipts to-day very light on ac.
count of sll being busy picking Total re-.
ceipts to Saturday night Gill bales. Mid
ding is bringing on the street 8 3-4.
Signal Officer H. +. Mcfarland returned
to-day from Lynchburg and brought with
him his bride. nee Miss Mary Mosby. They
took an extensive trip through the northern
cities and arrived here ready to settle down
should Mr.. Mcfarland be reassigued this
station which we sincerely hope will be the
case as we should be very much disappointed
should he be sent elsewhere as we feel certain
that his accomplished lady will be quite an
acquisition to our Corsicsna society.
Arrivals at the Molloy House: S. B
Moyes, Galveston; K. L. Heiaer, Galveston;
T. W. Campbell, Chicago; II. f Mcfarland
and wife, Washington; L S Phinney, Now
York; Phil Z Ryan, Chicago.
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LouisIana Press Convention,

Baton Rouge, La, Oct. lS.-The press
convention re.sssembled to-day and organ
ized the Louisians press association, adopt
ing constitution for its government. The
officers elected are as follows: Geo. w. Nc.
Cranie, of the 0uschita Telegraph, presi'
dent; VIM. Smallwood, of the New Orleans
Times, first vice president; Mrs. A. H. Hill.
derbrandt, of the Gretns Courier, secoud
vice presidents L. Z. Bentely, Of the Dom
aldscnville Chief secretary and treasurer.
Executive committe-Messrs, L. Jane, Tenn
skey, Of the Capitoline, Thos. j. Vaughan,
of the Richlaud Beacon, Mrs, NJ. A. Fields,
of the New Orleans Democrat, T. T. Burke,
of the New Orleans Democrat and Samuel
Lambert, OF the Clinton Democrat. After
trsnsacting considerable business the a,socis
ton adjourned to meet in New Orleans the
day preceding mMdi gras, 1881.
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Affairs NJ Austin
snrcinl 10 the Herald

Special to the Herald
Austin, Oct, l3,-Johp Hancock
addressed the largest audience
Of the canvass, speaking two hours.
Ho has just returned from the north, and his
speech was mostly explanatory of the can
vass working by the Republicans. He
thought that the southern p,o.
pie might have strengthened
the arms of their friends in the north by
more caution and reflection; that many Of
the old secession leaders might have served
the country better by being little modest
instead Of going for all offices in sight.
He was exceedingly sarcastic on the Con-
feaerate bloody.shirt shakers, and
said the Republicans had
expended money with romantic liberslity;
that though Indiana might now be lost he
believed Hancock would carry it in Novem-
Der. He advised bis friends to vote for Seth
Shepard though Shephsri's friends had
caused his defeat by pushing him with the
Confederate bloody shirt, yet two wrongs
would not make right. He said the inter.
est of the Democratic party demanded
Jones' defeat, s the Democratic majority in
the house might be exceedingly small.
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pn,,,more,s sesoui centennial

Baltimore, OFT. l3,-This wss the third
day of the celebration of the centennial oI
Baltimore. The parade of the fire COM
panies, military and other organizations
proved even more attractive than was antici-
pated, and the pageant was one solid col
umn. The throng of people on the streets
was almost as great as yesterday. Among
the military organizations in the line of pro-
cession were the Warren Lghtinfantry, Of
Front Royal, Virginia, Norfolk, Virginia,
Lightinfantry Blues, Norfolk City Guards,
and Alexandria, Virginia, Lightinfantry.
Along the entire route the line was contn.
nally applaudod and the people. expressed
their qualification by bostowing upon the SOL
ders, aremen and others wreathes of flowers
and beautiful bouquets. Tonight the city is
again illuminated, the people generally hav-
ing given w all business.
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THE PIVOTAL STATES.
NOTHING AS YET CONCLUSIVE
increasing Majorities For the Repub.
hcans-Fifteen out OF Twenty
congressman Claimed by
Ohio Republicans.
Special to the Herald

Special TO the Herald.
indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 10, Noon.-Three
hundred and twenty precincts show a Demo.
cratic gain of 1929 and Republican gain of
4oss, giving net Republican gain of 2l7O.
$40 precincts show Democratic gain Of
1878 snda Republican gain of 1904, giving a
net Republican gain Of 2926.
500 precincts show Democratic gain Of
1850 and a Republican gain of 5ls2. giving a
not Republican gain Of 2sS2.
go precincts show Democratic gain Of
24lS and a Republican gain of 1852, giving
a net Republican gain of SOS9.
olO precincts shows Democratic gain of
1888 and Republican gain of 1899, giving
a net Republican gain of i4O6.
oSopreincts show Democratic gain Of
4i0l and a Republican gain of 1854 giving a
not g,ia of 1908.
o4s preclncts show Democratic gain Of
0oo4 and Republican gain of lOg67 civ.
ings net Republican ain OF 1912.
900 precincts show Democratic gain #
4'Vb and Republican gain of l058s giving
a Republican gain of 1858 giving A net Re.
publican gain of 6S32.
o9o precincts show a Democratic gain Of
oO9o and Republican gain of ll,llS, giving
net Republican gain of G0lS.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRApH
A fsrt worth Citizen Stricken with
f"raiysis-PrOgress of work on
Ihe Texas a PaciGe-Ehe
Piummsr Murder,

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, Oct. lS.-Cloudy wea,he,
and several fine rains within the last rev
days cause much fear of another long and
ruinous wet spell. Cotton pickers are strain
Ing every energy to gather their crops and a
day of wet weather would materially inst
now interfere.
Mr. L. D. Williams, the aged ioweler, was
very suddenly stricken yesterday with paraly.
SIS he fingers with but little hope of re.
covery.
Consignments Of cotton and other articles
are continually arriving here to be sold on
our market
County commissioners court was in session
Yesterday.
An election is to be held at the residence
of J. P. Woods to see if hogs shall run at
large in that district.
By the Rev. j. S. Gillispie, at 7 O'Clock
yesterday morning, Henry S. Sands and Miss
Eta Gill were married. Also by Rev. Mr..
johnson, at Dido, last Saturday, T. B. Mad
dox and Miss M. A. Shankle were united in
marriage.
Major Penn, the Evangelist, is expected
here about Chistmas.
Improvements are so vigorous here tha,
the brick making firms could'not supply the
demand, and have been importing brick.
Much interest is being manifested here in
the result of the Indiana election.
D. H. Thomas, formerly editor of the
Athens, Hudson county, Bulletin, but now
OF Baird, is here. He reports things on the
boom in Callahan county and that Baird Is
becoming a city very fast Lots there are
notyet on the market, but as soon they are
offered by the railroad company one hun
dred lots will be bought, Contractor Hall
will have his cut ready when the tracklaying
reaches him. The road is graded 25 miles
beyond Baird, one hundred and silky eight
miles west of Fort Worth.
-Four hundred bales of cotton arrived TO.
day and sold at from s to 10 cents per pound.
The office of the HERALD agent is with
Wilkes u Shattuck, auctioners, No. II Main
Street, where he would be glad to meet all
customers of tho HERALD.
The Waverly house is deservedly doing q
very good business.
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ALuuatic ON IA Rendar

New Orleans, Oct. l3. j. b. Schafer, q
spiritualist lunatic, month ago went to
Kansas, obtained a requisition from Govern.
or ST. John and also from Governor Wilt,
and demanded assistance from the police, in
maintaining the arrest The chief sent Cor
poral BoySn in charge of CArrolton pre-
clnct, whore the alleged Benders lived, to the
district attorney, and the warrant was hand.
ed to Deputy Sheriff Horr, who first arrested
Bender, his son Carl Bender, Jr., carpenter
and afterward Mrs. CathRrine Bender and
her married daughter Caroline Stouder. As
the Bender's had lived in Carrolton since
1871 and are now well known, and he has
only been absent once in FIVE years, for four
months and three weeks on n visit TO his sis.
ter tn Quincy, Illinois, where he wounded
himself, and obtained weekly assistance from
here Two citizens from Carrolton, at onco
went to Governor Wilt, and obtained an
order to hold the Bender's until an examina.
ton was had
Carl Bender and family were taken before
Judge Duzenbury on writ OF habeas cor
pus and discharged. j. B. Schafer the Kan
sas agent has disappeared. He i, considered
q luDatic.
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A Youthful Cain,

WELDON, N. T., Oct. 1S.-Information
has just ben received here of most cold.
blooded murder committed in Hampton
county. A bw days since Ransom Harris,
aged fourteen, years, and James Ingram
aged ten years, went into the woods together
to cut wood. While thus engaged, the boy,
became engaged in aQusrrel, during which
the younger threw his axe at Harris, but
missed him. Harris then threw his axe at
Ingram, striking him on the head killing
him instantly. Harris was arrested and
brought before magistrate and held over
for murder.
The eleventh annual exposition of the
Roanoke and Ter River Agricultural. society
is in progress here. There are fine prospects
of a successful exhibition.
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capital Culliuxs

Washington, Oct. IS. - The keepsr of
Life saving station, No. Florida coast re-
ports finding on the beach piece of a ve,sels
h ad board with par, of the name "Epoob
NJ painted in yellow, on black ground
The vessel to which the fragment belonged
"supposed to have been wrecked.
The director of the mint, Burchard, in
statement which will be embodied in his
forthcoming annual report, estimates the
amount OF coin now in the country at Ss69. :
ssl,OO8 gold and Sl4O790, 1886 silver. OF
these omounts s612oi 29s gold and S72, ,454-
600 silver are in the United States treasury
and SSo2,676,7O9 gold and S7z z844,7s5 silver
In circulation or held by banks. This Is an
increase since June 30, 1879 of Sss 800, sO5
gold and IHS,85O silver. In addition the
Treasury holds S6O,sOl,O5O in gold bullion
and S56,571 759 in silver bullion which the
MINIS are turning into coin as rapidly as
possible. This is more specie than has ever
before beon in the country.
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Western Union Telegraph Dir.cc,ors


New York, Oct, lS.--The following board
OF directors was elected to-day at a meeting
ot the Western Union Telegraph Company
stockholders Ncrvin Green, W. II. WANDER.
Dn'' Edwin D. Morgan, Aug. sohell, Ii.
DufSee' James II. Banker, SsmI Barger,
James Harker, A. B. Connell H. NICK
awomoly, John Van Horne, Q. Vanderbilt
Moses Taylor, W, G. Hunt, E. S. sspdford
w. " ohspin, R. L. Kennedy, S. Plerrepont
Morgs-, Geo. NJ. Pullman, Jno. R. Dua n
~ MliIl'' 0. Il, Palmer, Ssml A. Muuson
paVia Jones' AusOn sager, Edwin d.
worcester d. M. Phillips. W. D. Bishop
H. D. Jewett. The above were el.c,ad nv
tion. Opfo''-
NOW York. Oct lS. The annual report of
the President of the Western Union Telo.
graph Company gives the following statistics:
capital stock of the compvny S47 ,O7s 40 Of
winch there is in the treasury belonging To
the company S6Ss5,55O leaving tbo smoun,
outstanding on the SOIh of June, 1885, ST.
0l0554 so.
Inc bonded debt at the close of the wear
was S0'Oa6'229 o.. Exhibits of business
oil the year show an increase over tho previ
Gus year in the gross earnings of ST. $50 1877
Uoi and in not earnings of Ss76,s6l 10 De.
uuo'nS IRON net earnings fixed charges for
interest and sinking fund, S4Gs, ,5l5 IS. there
Is leil balance of net earnings of S4,e74,-
i22 ~, being little oyer II 40 per cant
on tne capital stock of the company. A
dividend of eight per cent. has been paid to
s'oek-holders & during the year, amounting to
81, S0,276 %. "
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his speech was characterized BY
great ooldness, Independence of tone and
was msnitestly distsstcful to many, but very
interesting.
San Antonio Items.

srscial to the Herald.
San Antonio, Oct 1S. - D. B. Robinson,
Independent candidate for congress from this
district, opposed to Hon. Columbus Upson,
died this evening from congestion of the
brain.
Governor Roberts arrived here on the
evening train and win address our people on
state Issues tomorrow night.
The excitement over yesterdays election
continues unabated and the bulletins ere
watched with eagerness. j, P. Newcom
issued his thumb paper to-day with republi,
can roostors. Those crow best who crow
last perhaps.
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Georgia Casualties

Columbus, Ga, Oct. l3.-An extra On the
Southwestern railroad, following regular
freight, ran into four cars which had scci-
den'ally been detached from the arst train.
this morning, wrecking seven cars. Engineer
Sheridan was mortslly injured and wood
passer Tyler slightly wounded. When near.
ing the city the engine of the leader Knocked
negro of the track, breaking an arm and
leg Trains are now running through.
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New York Democrats.

New York, Oct l3.-Thc Tsmmany and
Irving Hall Democracy last night resolved to
support Fernando Wood in the ninth and
Abram 5. Hewitt in the tenth congression-
al districts. There was a split in the fifth
district, Nicholas Muller and Benjamin
Wood being placed in the field.
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DOLM AN -.

l A Diagonal, trimmed with Velvet aud Silk,
thenlle silk fringe and Passementerie Or
ksmeuts, for $40.
/ A better quality Diagonal, trimmed with
heavy ribbed Silk, Satin Piping, Satin and
Hlore Antique ribbon bows, Jet Passemente-
lie and Ornaments, and Chenille Fringe, for
HAW.
| A fine Diagonal double cape, trimmed with
Polka Dot Satin and gros-graln silk, with
sndsome Passementerie down the back, for
Bl6SO.
A beautiful Beaver Dolman, elaborately
Trimmed with Passementerle Ornaments and
Beaded Fringe. for SIS.
4 An elegant Diagonal Beaver, trimmed with
|tOube folds of gros-grain silk and Passemen-
tere Cord, Chenille Fringe aud Passementerie
Ornaments, for s2o.
Satin de Lyon and Armure silk Dolmans,
HxquiSitely trimmei In rich Passementerie,
Lace, Velvet and Beaded Fringe, of variety
|bfvalues up to Fifty Dollars.
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Congressional Nominate ms.

Chicago, Oct. lS.-Hiram u Cody was
nominated for congress by the Democrats Of
the first Illinois district.
Springfield, Mass, Oct. lS.-Congressmsn
Norcrom was renominated by the Republi
cans Of the hfst district
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CIOAhS.
A Black Union Beaver, for $3.50.

A Black Union Beaver, for $3.50.
A good quality OF Beaver trimmed with three
rows OF Satin Quilting, at the back and pock-
cts, Piping and Fringe, for 81 so.
A nice Beaver trimmed with Brocsded satin
and Fringe, for IS,
A better quality OF Beaver, trimmed with
Pekin Stripes and Velvet, Piped with Satin,
for SO.
A Beaver, same quality, trimmed with Satin
down the back, Fringe and Ornaments, 81.
An All Wool Beaver, trimmed with Silk and
Satin piping, with twelve Silk folds at the
back and pockets, with Passementerle orna-
ments, for $3.50.
A fine All Wool Beaver, trimmed with Bro
caded silk and Velvet, beaded Passementerle
Ornaments, Satin Piping on collar and sleeves
for $40.
Finer qualities a. different prices, up to $780,
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Speclal 10 the Herald.
Brenham, Texas, October 18th, 1885,
About seven o'clock this evening coon
named Yves, l9 years old, shot his aunt Ma
ria Campbell, who is enciente, in the back
Of the head with q small seven shooter, in
ticting wound, because Maria would't give
him money to 20 TO the show.
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The Telegram Resurrected,

Special 10 the Herald.
Houston, Oct, l3.-Thero has been a
change in the affairs of the suspended Tele-
gram. John 7. Dickinson sold out his ma
jority of stock to n. T. Davis and others,
who are going to resuscitate the Telegram
in few days. A new board of directors
was elected including Sheriff Con Noble, N.
T. Davis F, w Smith and Mr.. Harden
brook.
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Rhode Island Dem ocrats.

Providence, Oct. 18-The Democratic STATE
convention met in this city to-day. Nathan
l. Berry OF Woonsockott presided. Presi
DENTAL electors were nominated.
The Democratic congressional convention
for the LIST district, nominated Isaac Lsfranct
of Newport, for representative.
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Buonos Ayres, Oct lS.-Tho national con.,,
gres' has proclaimed General Roca, presi-
ident Of the Argentine Confederation. Per.
feet harmony prevails.
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Middlcton.N. Y. Oct. lS--The Republicans
ofths l4th district to-day nominated Chss. L.
Pierson for congress.
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KANsAs CRY.
S2o; No 3 spot, sic, 'P"h
NEW ORLEANS.

xx, 1904 5Oi xxx 6j al rs; higher grades,
5R@6.
Pork scarce, at 10.
Lard scarce but firm; tlerce, 9ili Reg, OK
Dry-salt meats demand fair; shoulders
loose, o@ls; clear ribs, 9k@A; clear sides, 9Is.
Hams dull; quoted; choice sugar cured
csnvassef, l al2.
Whiskey steady, western rectlned, 0ssis
Coffee dull and weak csrgoss common to
prime, 1876.
Sugar in good deman'; COED TO common, OK
81; prime open kettle, 8 l-s; yellow clarified,
9A,
Rice dull. Ordinary to choice, 4Xa6s.
Sights pari sterling, isl.l.2. consols, ISH@
4sN,
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Congres.ionaI Nominee

New Bedford, Oct 13.-At Republican
convention, VIM. n. Cross was nominated
for congress.
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and n
AGn Selection and Variety MISSES
Wish Garment suitable School
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THE; LADIES
Loud their Praises of the Pereot Beauties are hou in Fall
and Winter Wraps for the Fair and Fashionable
We claim for our New Department of
CIoaks and DOImans

that its rich and varied Contents comprise the Only Complete Cloak
Stock ever brought into Texas.
To give the host of Hed readers idea Of the extent and nature of
bur Offerings this ne quote few Decided Bargains follows