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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OyFIC8 OF The CHEF SIGNAL OYpIcYs)
WASHINGTON, Dec. q. 1880 a:30 am.
For the middle states partly cloudy weather
anc in the northern portions light SNOW north
west 10 southwest winds. slight fail followed
by rising barometer, aid lower temperature
BY Tues day morning.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mOmeter al the Signal ONCE during she day
am. 800; 7.35 a. H.. SOC; II an, $50;
D. No.. $50. Maximum. SO; minimum, 800.
Yesterday Sunday, December 20. the Their
mometer at the Signal Office. In this CRY, STOOD
as follows: am, 500; 1:55 am, 500; II a IN.
32o: pm. 33o; pm. $50; pm, $40; II p.
H., 4o. Maximum, $50; minimum. 3lo.
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REsEAR's Tonic for wind, dyspepsia aud
heartburn. is just the thing to take during tue
holidays: gives relief Immediately. SOC DOT
tle mwgf
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District Governn.e., Affair.".

portion OF the roof OF the street m srkat
house about 50 by 20 feet. has fallen In With
the weight o; the snow. aud the inspector OF
buildings Is charged with making repairs.
which he proposes to do by extending the
length OF the roof.
The Inspector Of buildings has notified the
commissioners that the repairs 10 the public
school building corner High and Market Streets,
Georgetown. damaged by fire. have baen fully
completed, and that 1t Is low ready for occu-
pancy.
me the, month of November 4s permits for new
bulldogs were Issued and IS for repairs, netting
fees TO The amount of 1921, which amount mas
been paid over 10 the District tire tsurar
The Commissioners have issued an order that
the offices Of the District government be closed
on the 1st Pre- XimO.
LIQUOR LICENSES TO BE ISSUED.
Ihe commissioners to-day approved apltca-
lions for liquor licenses as follows WIN. G.
Diury. No. 9l5 St s.w.; Robert A. Golden, g43
+ ST. s.w.; James Mclaughlin, 250s q ST; Marx
oHtlioran. 700 22d St: Joseph FlniIy, 2029 X
street. John F Dyer, 1850 18th ST.: VIM /. Ri
ley and W L. Maddox. 1l0l 20th ST: Peter D.
Weieksr. 60l 18th St; DAILY & Cunningham. Gas
ST; Pat F. McMahon. 605 18th ST Caleb W.
SpoHord, corner 18th and q sts and Thos H.
Moran, $40 street
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Burneft,S CNcOafne.

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing.
II kills dapdruff, allayS irritation and pro-
notes vigorous growth OF the Hair.
BHTRcftS F9GrOripg Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and best.
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To REDUCE STOCK.-Previous to TAKING, in.
yentory, reduction OF 25 per cent on former
prices, as we are determined TO force or surplus
stock. Eiseman Bros, cl0thiers and taiiors
corner 1th and E.
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NJ ERCHANTs' AND MIN e u .,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BrTwHEk
RAJTiMOkE and NEW YORK.
sailing days from Baunore-Eyery WEDNEs
DAY and SATURDAY, st pm. from foot o,
spears Wharf, tne&r foot 8. Gay std
from sST xork-ESery WEDNESDAY and SAT
CRDAY, At p. m.. from Pier Aq. E-st River (neaJ
foot Clinton STD
Elegant passenger accommodations Loven
rates frsght guaranteed
Estes OF pssssxe-Frst- CLASS. IS. inoudinx ncAH
and st!teroom berth steerase. a. meals. de-
dred. 1kc per meal.
a. L. HU&}<iINS, ARs.,
Boston WhArf) BALTIMORE. M.
GEO. Il. GLOVER, Agt.,
Jeas-ly Pier a. RAET aItEH Nv
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LADIES, AND CENTS

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. IS. 81, 50, Toe, 81.
LlNEN HANDKERCHIEFs, COLORED Dor
DERED. H. Is. rs. 81, soc.
INITIATED. ALL LINEN HANDkERcHIEFs
rs, 81, SOC
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We charge you nothing for the advice. bit
urge you 10 buy 25c. bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup.
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RIVAL FEMALE LAwYERs.-Probably the first
case or Two female lawyers pitted against each
other IN court Will come from san Francisco.
where MrS. Clara FOltZ has been engaged FOR
Tie prosecution and Mrs Laura Deforce Gordon
Tor the defence In the case OF George A. Vince.
Ter. who is charged with strangling his sister
1n.law, and packing her body in a trunk The
TWO women were once very close friends sleep
ing In the same bed, but lately a coldne3s
pa1gn they were rivals on the political stump a.
they now are at the bar
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Mr. STERLING GAIT. long associated with the
Nessrsl Calf. jewelers.. died yesterday morning
after lingering Illness, at the reSidence OF his
brother. on 9th street. near n. Mr.. q alt was
Ia his 45th year, ana was the yOungesI or the
brothers end although not a member OF the
firm, he had been connected with their eSIae-
liShment during his life. He had been In bad
health for several years, and about two years
ago had slight attack OF paralysis. from the
effects OF which he never rully recovered. His
funeral Will take place tomorrow m0rnfnI az
l. O'Clock from No. I21 9Th street. He Was an
upright man and good C tiZen.
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"TotaIly Different from All D,

hEOiu ali OtncfS,'
LONDON iair ReStorer." 1nSures new gro .vth.
LONDON Hair ReSIOrer." Restores the color
- London Hair ReStorer." Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT TT-THICKESS
Thin hair, stops It's falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We alluGe TO London Hair COiOr
ReStore." A. A. Gibson, Barrytawn, n. y
writes: sit has stopped my hair iron, falling
and restored II to its natural color" '.LDhdon
Hair Restorer' is sold by all druggists at IS
cents bottle.
ALTERS BRAIN FOOD, IS the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs Of either Sex ST.
All druggists SToTT & CROMWELL. Agenrs.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
"ALDEgEEY WAGONS. Fresh AlderLey Gutter
churned every morning. and delivered IL 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, outterrlilk and sweet milk &c. per Of.
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DEATH OF WELL knows RIVER CaPrAIN-
captain Joseph White, formerly or the steamer
Leary and the superintendent of the Potomac
Ste3mo boat Company. operating the steamer
Excelsior. died at his residence on SirytD,a
avenue Yesterday morning. after an Illness OF
two weeks, In the SD year OF his age. Captain
White was native OF Somerset county Nd
Out with his father removed TO Baltimore when
lo y eaiS or age HIS Hrst boating service was
Is ships clerk for the WeemS line OF steamers
then as purSf'r on a vessel In the South Amer
lean trade. and for Time he was Captain OF the
steamer Tennessee, running between BiItimore
and Charleston. de came here In 1874 In c,fo
mand OF the steamer Palisades and suhSe
quenIIy ran the steamers Pilot Boy. Lady OF the
Like and George Larry. he superintendent Iaa
reconstruction o. the Lady of the Lake, after n
was burned at NoF'O!k. AID more recently the
building OF the railroad steamer Excelsior In
tended TO take trains OF cars between Sheo
herds opposite Alexandria] and Quanttco
Captain White was man of great DE- son Al
worth, possessing remarkable executive alb lity
and few men who resided here 50 short a time
rose so rapidly IN the estimation OF the public
or made so many friends as he. Captain White
leaves widow and Tour children-two OF the
latter married Bis funeral will take place at
ST DomiDtc's Church az O'Clock tomorrow
morning and the interment will be al HOLY
Gross cemetery, Baltimore.
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The body of Joseph Donahue. tramp. was
ionnd Yesterday frozen stiff In tue basement OF
NO. SIS, Eleventh avenue New York.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.-Yesterday morning. an
old Restaurant keeper named NJ. Decker was
found dead In his bed In his room On an alley
running into Union street. in the rear OF an
unused restaurant, in Alexandria. he had told
some companions that he would not be alive in
the morning, and showed some powders in
tended as medicine. He came 10 Alexandra
a few years ago from Pennsylvania. and was
for awhile apparently man OF means: Keeping
az one time a restaurant on King and Henry
streets. and ar another restaurant on Union
and Duke streets or late he had been In
straitened circumstances, and last week plgned
q gold watch for ten dollars
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rHRISTMAs. HOWSON's ICE CREAM:
" NEW YEAR'S:-Ml navorinss: Always
cial rates on quantities. Also, iae assortment #
Ssasee 20. at TIE iGwest prices: aow.0as i Ice
you: Pints. 10 eta. Quarts. IS cts. l10i 18th
st. Northwest next to corner Massachusetts, ave
nue.. dec2G
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A LADY Just arrived from New York will ex
"A hlb.t some Elegant RECEPTION DRESS IS fur
this week only, 1t 1903 street.
Laciee are invited to call. dse22 St.
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'sSHE STEAMER AEsIsDSFSIITH
n VIII ie=ve Potomac Ferry 90. .,RsS
"hsrir foot Of 7th street.. ~ O'Clock EsksS7eyssc
1. Ia, every
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AID THURSDAY,
cor al the POTOMAC kIVEh LANDINGS rs fal
- Szat WI ana SCnlil1 returning MONDAY
TEDHEsDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare snd Freight ut lowest ra.es.
BiS-S +. ]. STONE, Purse.
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STEAMERS, &c.
s!OEs POTOMAC MIVEts LANDINGS.

STEAMER THOMPSON,
ysIt- sohTi T.. Wgod hutit expressly u-.
:sF -, TIE -, = soa y, h;yer business. 1850
GAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. at O'Clock
L., IlaI4;- the principal !aHdinzs IN the river
e2fe EHa heights 81 ioNtst rG+5s.
.. s. LOWELL, President
QFFfS-SEQ
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THIEvKRY.-Friday night the residence OF Mr.
j. II. FT1dley, NO. 2l5 Il street northwest was
broken into through one of the library windows
and silverware and other articles, valued a.
$3.50, stolen. Some bold and able-boiIe1 inlet
stole whole dressed hog, weighing about l25
pounds from hook On which IL was hanging
In front OF Mr.. Jacob ReihlS provision store at
the corner OF 5th and III streets northwest.
Christmas Eve night. Two overcoats We're
stolen from the hall OF the residence of Mr.
Thomas l. Hume, on p street. between 33i and
34th streets, yesterday afternoon.
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The frsI-elass steamers OF thus line 'Amsrer
land" .'schiedam" and 'A1ass"~oarrytns the q
9. Mail to the Netherlands. leave Watson's stores
Brooklyn, regularly Oh WEDNESDAYS. fIrsi
Cabin-$60, $40; Second Cabin-S45, $50; Steer
sseS26. H. CAZAUX. General Agent, ~ Soutl
William street, New York. For passage apply Z
". Il. METZER0TT CO, 925 Pennryiyanis
avenue, Washington; or F. II. JOHNSON, Agent
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New Ynrh
Avenue and 18th street northwest. srlg7
, 1880-10-27

all this happens Europe will regret tha
day his frontiers were enlarged, for if hs
remains q purely mountain power, and
in consequence untitled to govern an ord;
nary country, his domlnioDs will soon h.
marked out for aggression by any of TIN
Great Powers most Immediately concerned.
Before this reaches you the main eyents
of the Concession Of Dulciguo will have been
settled, for the English Admiral will or.
rive here on the 23rd and will meet Can.
tain Lord Walter Kerr. with what new.
that officer brings from the Vail of Scu,s,i.
The definite proposals made by the com.
blned Powers, as represented by the feet.
will be rejected, | venture to predict, and
then the Prince of Montenegro will receive
definite instructions to act. He will pro.
bable order an immediate advance, and bv
next Sunday, the goth, the occupation Of
Dalcigno should be a tait accompi-not, I
am afraid, without bloodshed. Aud If Wa
are on the eve of what may end in serious
complications it is as we'll to remember
that the mos. deliberate and far. reacbinc
policy ct the Porte has produced them. and
that nothing but an absolute contradiction
and misrepresentation OF facts for i~actious
purposes can explain away the conduct OF
the Snltan, or assign it to any but it's real
cause. The facts are briefly that, uoder
the able guidance Of Hussein Pasha. the
Albanian League was organised and devel.
oped, be having for his assistant Risa
Pasha. Hussein was, as will be remem-
bered, removed after urgent demand ct
the Powers, bnt RIA is employed to
perpetuate and carry on the work. 1t
is only justice 10 the present Primo
Minister, Said Pasha, or Black Said. to
say that he has all along been vehementIy
opposed to the formation of this League,
and | know for a fact, urged the Sulla an
not to forster it, not from any abstract love
OF justice or desire to meet the views of
Europe, but BECAUSE being a man gifted
with extraordinary foresight and political
prescience, he knew it must end disastrous
~, as it doubtless will.
, 1880-10-27
NOTICE.

THE annual examination of Frederik-
L sted's Lancasterian School will
take place on Friday the 9Th Novem-
Der a. C. at 10 o'clock am.
The parents and guardians of the
children, as we'll as others, who may
feel interested, are invited to attend.
The school. will be re-opened OH
Monday the 18th November next,
when new pupils may be entered.
Frederiksteds Lancasterian School,
the 23rd October 1880.
JAMES STEWART.
, 1880-10-27
PrOclama.

NILE og Enhver, der matte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Enke Mary Ann Grant,
indkaldes herved til at anmelde %
beviisliggj0re deres Kray tor under,
tegnede Skifteret linden Udiobet a ?
Maaneder efter,. denne lndkaldelseS
sidste Bekjendtgjore!se.
Frede riksteds Skifteret, st. CroA
den 23de Oct. 1880.
, 1880-10-27
acknowledgements

DEN aarlige Examen Frederiksteds
~ Almueskole afholdes Fredagen
den Ste November d. A. ri. 10
Formiddag. B0rnenos Foreldre og
Verger samt ALE, der interessere sig
for Skolen, indbydes til at overv9re
Samme.
Skolen aabnes igjen Mandagen den
15do November, paa hvilken Dag nye
Glover kunne optages.
Frcderikstcds Almueskole d. 23de
October 1880.
JAMES w
, 1880-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN CHURCH.

On Sunday The 3lst inst. (23rd Sunday
after Trinity there will be Divine service
for both Congregations in Christiansteds
Lutheran CluiCh.
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THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
LOCAL JoTTlNcs.

Go to Leon Kahn's all the time TO pur
base your boots. shoes and hats.
Something new at tho 8 and lOc store
wo doors west of the postotllce.
For nice fitting shirt, have 1t made tC
order at Olancy's, 100 Main street, up stairs
Have your drawers made to order al
OlAncey's, double lined in the seat and war
rAnted not TO rip or break.
Strangers from tho adjacent cities and
country visiting Dallas, should 60 to the
snd los store, two doors west ofthe postoilice
aud see the bargains in everything.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Cigar Factory, 6l0 Main street.
L. Il. Curtis, matchmaker and jeweler,
IL Main street. Watches and jewelry TO-
aired at lowest prices. Give him call.
Mercedes and Stub cigars at I. l.. Mar
lis. Try them.
Birmingham & FELTON, are manufacture
hominy grits and graham flour. MI
N 226 Patterson avenue.
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PERSON Max.


Mrs. Joiner and Mss Matte BlassingNme
nieces of Gen. II. N. Waul, two elegant la
dies, and Master Howard joiner, are in this
city, the guests Of Miss Lizzie Sorley.
Mr.. Henry Seoligson, of Galveston, is in
the city, u guest of the Grand Windsor.
NJ. Benedickt, y prominent merchant of
Terrell IA in the city.
w. ". Cormack, agent of tho Dallas Il
Wichita at Lewisvile, was in the city yester-
day.
WI. Kain leaves this morning for Chca-
go, where he goes on business and will be alb
sent several weeks.
Tcmpcton Strange, of Virginia, young
lawyer and a brother of Mcssrs II. b. and
Bowie Strange of this placois in the city and
will mako Dallas his home.
The ball given Sunday night at Turner'S
hall was delightful affair.
Pipes are being laid for water to the Union
depot for thopurpose of.supplying the Union
hotel, the depot and the saloons surrounding
it, Passengers will hereafter have water to
drink.
Col Charles Baskerville and lady of Dallas,
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Colonel has been officiating so long, so punct-
ually and so pleasantly among the people
hereabouts. that they all know him and areever
glad to meet him. But for such man rail
roads would have more fro to fight than they
do, penetrating the quietsovercigns' soil.
Shelton II. LeAke, u popular and promi
ing attorney.atlAw of Terrell, who has re-
rovered froms six weeks spell of sickn, IS
in this city returned home yesterday
Mr.. l.. w. Richmond and Mr.. George l..
Withers, of st. Louis, are in the city.
Judge J. II. Flomming, of Comanche, is
taking his meals at the Grand Windsor.
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W { ARE PLEASED

Is the conclusion arrived at by every reasonable think
ing person that has purchased either Mems, Boys or
Children's Clothing at E. NJ Kahn & Co.'S, Clothing
House. and the very best that all goods
well made well trimmed and sold at the lowest prices
We will still keep to our motto Honesty, Industry and
Enterprise and invite all to prove us. We are now
showing the largest lines Of Overcoas, listers and Ul
sterees of the very latest designs and patterns plain
and reversibes Also for Youths Boys and Children.
Our line of Boys and Chdrens Clothing is unexceled
in styles, quality prices. By looking through our
immense stock, you can not help being pleased In
our Custom Department, keep the choicest and best
makes of American and Imported Fabrics which we
made to order at short notice. and we guarantee you
that do better for you in price and quality than
recourse whatever you wish to have your Suits
made to order come and see samples and prices.
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Evening Glass In EIocutiou

Monday evening, October 1lth, l will
commence series of evening lessons in elo-
cution. The lessons will be given from
I 80 to $50 p. NJ, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Instruction will be given in
voice cultivation, and tho mental stsles nee
essary to fine reading and speaking. Each
evening, in connection with tho lesson exer-
else, will be given short, practical, but
critical, lecture in philosophy or literature,
leading the way to knowledge of the true
principles OF thought analysis ard literary
criticism, Evenings thus spent will be of
incalculsble profit to those who may become
members of the class
The lessons will be given in the presidents
office at the Dallas Female college, and are
for both ladies and gentlemen. Terms So
per month. MARSHALL MCILHANY.
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In Luck,

Sheriff Jones has received papers from the
probate court of Gennossee county, Michigan
for service on George Crossman, citing him
to show cause why guardian should rot be
appointed to take charge of largo estate to
which he is heir. The writ alleges that he is y
spend,hrft and that he is not capable OF
managing his own finances. Crossman ID
a young man of good sense and was at one
time connected with the press of this city, in
the capacity of reporter, but he has for the
pass year been in bad luck, lie says he in.
tends to return to Fink the capital of Gennes.
see county and that no will oppose the ap.
pointing of n guardian. The estate is said e
Be one Of considerable value.
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At Bottom prices.

I'm this department we are
showing "a very attractive
stock of EsOys' and Chill
dren's Clothing for school
and every day wear. NO.
where ian the Southwest is
there exhibited such an as
sorted stock for the little
ones. and every week until
January, new and seasonal
bile Clothing will be placed
On cur tables in the Mems,
Youths, Boys and Chill
drcn's Department. This
IN the way the stock
will be kept, and by con
slant renewals made at
lractive beyond amy other
i'm lhe city. Call and see for
yourself il we do not do
what we advertise
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Grand.windsor Barnud R,,,,ord lin,

Mr.. j. @. Stark, one of the most popular
saloon men in Texas, has assumed the pro.
prietorship of the above named bar and bill
lard hall, aud Is fitting it up in every par
ticular in n iirst.Csss manner. lis bar is
furnished with the very best of liquors,
among which is heavy supply of Glen Leo
whisky, nine years old, and which for flavor
and quality is unsurpassed in the world. His
billiard tables are all being newly cushioned
and repaired, and when completed, this will
undoubtedly become one of the most popu-
lar resorts for gentlemen in Dallas. Mr..
Stark has secured the services of Mr.. John
Hogan as chief and Mr.. George Waller as
assiatant, bar-keepers, which is an evidence
that his customers will receive polite and Of
fcient attention. He wants all his old
friends to call and see him at his new stand
n the Grsnd-Windsor.
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CITY DOTS

Zimmermen ~ Co. wasn't tailors Immediate
ly. Best prices paid
Fresh imported cigars at Isidorc Freiborg
Il Cos at 10, l24 aud Is cents each.
Tailors are wanted Immediately at Tim
norman IL Co.'s. Best prices in the State
paid.
TIL Republicans hold mass meeting at
Norton's building tonight to discuss the
propriety of putting county ticket in the
field.
Wanted Immediately, at Zimm erman &
Co.'S, tailors. Thr best prices in the State
paid.
The ladies should not fail to attend the
millinery opening given to-day by Mrs. Il.
Chestnut, 70l Elan street, for if any do they
will miss rare treat.
Rev. Mr.. Penn, preached to nearly one
thousand people Sunday night, about fifty
went forward for prayer The attendance
yesterday and last night was large, and great
feeling was manifest.
The representatives, here, of the fast freight
lines, received notification by telegraph yes
terday that at meeting of the general man
ayers of the lines held in New York, it was
agreed to suspend the agents here.
MT " "A. MCMurIry, lately win IL. II.
Hughes, has accepted position us salesman
in the grocery house of |. Freiberg Il Co.,
wholesale and retail grocerS, corner of Elm
and Lsmsr streets, where he will DO pleased
Ia see his friends. Mr. McMurtry enjoys an
extensive acquaintance, and boing thorough
ly posted in this line of trade is a valuable
acquisition TO this house.
Our onterprising friend, D. NJ. Oldham,
late Of Galveston but now of Now Orleans,
was in the city yesterday, Mr.. Oldham is
representing the large cotton and commits
sion honso of MessrS. Allen, West & Bush
of New Orleans and Allen, West Il Co. of
St Louis, who have already taken tho lead
in the Texas cotton trade ana being pos
sessed of immense capital, together with
energy and enterprise, and being represented
by so popular and competent an agent will
maintain and increase their business through,
cut tho state. See card in another column.
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An UngratsfnI Patient.

VIM. Handley, young man who was
taken into tho city hospital some weeks ago
while suffering from severe attack of ty
phoid fever, had so far recovered Saturday
night that he arose from his couch, and
gathering together number of articles,
the property of the steward and patients,
took walk all alone in the Silly night.
Among them was the stewards shirt and
pants, and the socks and coat of patient, in
the pocket Of which was note in favor of
Fred Pfenneg of Castroville. He paid his
respects 70 the store room and took five
loaves Of bread aud one pound of butter.