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NoIIcE.-l, Patrick j. Long, In compii
~ ance with the requirements OF the
act o. Assembly, in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that, /
shall apply In writin. 10 the Court OF
Geueral sessions OF the Peace aud JaIi de-
livery OF The State OF Delaware. ia and
FOR New Castle county, on Monday, The
~ h day OF May next, A. D., 1881 lie np
the nfst day OF the May term OF said
court, for license To keep an inn or
tavern at NO. 1Ui West Front street. In the
First Ward of the city OF Wilmington.
Del, New Castle county aud State afore5
said, and 10 sell intoxicating liauols IN
less quantities than one quart. TO be-
drunk on ibe premises, ard the fol-
lowing substantial freeholders recon-
mend the Haid application to vii
Henry Graham, James Nick emma
u. ii. Crawford Fred. Well
". ID Marple Francis l.. Kelley
Daniel McGusker l.. w, Palmer
julius Gunther Lawreuce X Kiernan
Dehhis bradley Michael Mcdonald
Jam hdrrlgan James Gorrigan
ID. V Waru Eugene SayeFs
James Monaghan j seph EeIdmeire
James Cassidy John N Lee
George SchnecK Patrick lally
Patrick Hughes James Galley
Joseph Mccain Augustus Aschenbach
apfl5 OF Pal RICK j. LONG.
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JOHN WANAMAKER'S
AT
PHILADELPHIA.

What shall we say to commend
our inensa Take for example a
certain double-damask table linen al
a dollar q yard. We have it In q
dozen patterns so that all depends
on quality only. How can we sell
such linen for dollar By large
ness of dealing.
Do you imagine the heaviest stock
in Philadelphia costs as much a yard
as another? Why, we sell now and
then in a single day, in a single
transaction even, more than enough
to stock an ordinary store. A day
or two ago we sold a hotel about
$4,000 worth of linens. We didn't
have to buy a dollars worth except
what had to be made to order, to
put monograms in, or something of
that sort.
The secret of how far q dollar
goes here is our large dealing. Real
ly this is great cooperation store,
The more there are of you who buy,
and the more you buy, the more we
buy, and the more we get, and give,
for q dollar.
City-hall-square entrance.
There was a man who "didn't
want to buy carpets at Wanamak-
er's." He looked, though, and was
invited to look elsewhere. He did,
Came back, and said he'd rather
"buy at Wanamaker's" than pay Is
cents yard extra somewhere else.
Six-frame wiltons are just received;
splendid patterns. Usual price,
1926; sometimes $500; our price,
1915. Do you wonder we sell car
pets?
Northern gallery, east side.
New Oriental patterns of tapestry,
for curtains and furniture covers
some of them very rich. Linen for
slip-covers new stripes.
Northern gallery, west side.
Best news of the year in silk UNI
brellas. Strong and light paragon
frames with uncommonly durable
silk covers, handsome enough some
heavy, some light; with natural
stick, $3.50; fancy handle, $2.65,
1915, $500.
They are nowhere else, because We
take all the London maker has been
able to furnish. I'VE have had 1000
of them in two years.) The limit is
in the silk. The chances are we
shall continue to sell all we can get,
and wish there were four times as
many every year.
East from Chestnut street entrance.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
NoTICE-I.Charles rim compI,apc

~ NoTICE-I Charles Dever, In compliance
~ win The requirement Is of au act oi
assembly, ln such case made aud pro
yided, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply IN VT ting To The Court OF Gener i
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Delivery oi
Castle county. on Monday, the 9th day o
May next, betn@ The first day Of the May
term A. ~, 1881, for license 10 keep All
Inn or tavern, it Rising sun Village. IN
Christiana hundred. school isIrlct Nos.
70 and -. In New Castle county, iela-
ware, aud To sell intoxicating liquors IN
less Quantities than one quart, To b.
drunk on the premises, AMI the foilowing
substantial freehoidera recommend The
said application, TO wit:
John Dongherty, John Mocann,
Thomas Toy, Neal j. Toy,
James Toner, Joseph A Toy,
John Reed, Peter Collins.
nhu! Began, Dennis DOns herty,
Ihomah Lawless, James Thompson,
Charles B. Uougherty.
aprl3-3tF CHAhLES DEVER.
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NJ OTIcE.-I, Alexander Gillespie. In
~ compliance with the requirem ents
of the act of Assembly, In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing 10 the Court
OF General Sessions of the Peace and ali
delivery of the State OF Delaware. in and
for New Castle county, on Mo day, the
9th day of May next, A. D.; lt8l, being the
first day OF the nexl May term of the said
court, for license 10 Keep an inn or
tagern at No. sol Taylor street, In
the Eighth Ward of the city of Whining
ton, Delaware. and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises. anu The
following respectable citizens recom-
mend the said application, 10 wit:
Ihos. Milliken, Patrick Bonner.
Patrick Kirk, Bernard McCuliough
Martin Hession, John N. Irwin,
Patrick U'JooIe. John Dorsey
VIM. Hession, Bernard Kelly.
mos. Garvey, Richard Mcdonald,
John IGramers, Jas. Barry,
Jos. stein, John DonIan, az.
Bernard Donahoe, Henry III. Brown.
David Ill. Wells, Phillip MuIltVnn
Dennis Currsn, John McHueh.
Andrew Moore, Michael Welsh,
Michael MeGinIeY, Michael Donlan
Aprl2-3t ALEXANDER aILLkSPiE.
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NJ oTICE.-l, Charles o,Donnell. In eom.
~ ptianee with the requirements oi the
act OF Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice tbat
shall apply IN writing To the Court Of 1ien.
eral Sessions of the Peace aAd JaiI DeiIv.
cry, OF the State OF Delaware In and far
new Castle county, on Monday, the nh
Gay OF May next, A. d.. 1881, being tha
ntst DAY OF the next May term of lhs sad
court, Tor license TO keep an inn or nv
erh, known as the Rising sun Hotel In
ghrlstiana Hundred, school districts, Nos
~ ana 70, and 10 sell Intoxicating Ilauors
IA iess quantities than one quart 10 he
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing substantial ITeeholders recommend
Tue SAID Application, to vii:
pehhis Dougherty William Allison
John McCann John Dugan
John. A. Dougherty his
ms IN RobeFl Il Lynn
uugn = reed mark
marx Wit-Hugh Foster
John Reed his
John hesd Thomas n Lawless
lanes blesslngton mark
fani Began Witt. Lawlegs.
James Tener
apris-st' CHARLES o'DoNNRLL.
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NOTICE., Daniel Creeden, In con pli
IN shce with the requirements OF the
act OF Assembly, In suen case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that /
shall apply IN wri Ing to the Court of Gem
eral Sessions II The Peace and jail Beliy.
cry Of The Slate Of Delaware, In and for
New Caste county on Monday, the 9TH
day of My next. A. D., 1881, being the
nrht day OF the May term OF .he said
court, for a license 10 keep an inn or tav-
ern, known as the Hockessin Hotel, Mil
Creek HundIeI. school District Mum
Der ~, In New Castle county. Delaware,
and 10 sell Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on
the premises. and the following respeeta.
BILE citizens recommend the said APP
piicalion. TO wit:
Hugh McGovern, John Lynch,
James filzgera d, cornelius Lynch.
James HaRarty, his
William Robinson. Peter n Murtog,
Cornelius Creeden, mark
his Wit-C. Lynch,
Daniel n Thomas, Daniel p. Hyde,
mark Patrick Hyde,
Wit-C. Creeden, David heFn,
Thomas j. Harrington.
aprl3-3ts DANIEL CREEDEN.
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u,HE ARrlzAss SAVINGS BANA

= 6o2 MARKET STREET 1851. :.
1ruRpoaATED no JANUAEsYa EsatIs n'fl from "a.
Open 10 receive deposits M,'asdsy asdi and saf
nrday evenings nom 7 70 tosSv9IgnlEND. : 2
sEMI-ANHUAi, VI DIN n OCTOBER, IN,
regularly made la Apri moi not wlthdrssssssf ssf.
,ssy %hsn sae as dePo;t,sS t,Ssr
manent deposits componi"
twice in each year. owpa5,
Clement ii. Smyth, eorSe s, Capei,gn,
Chas. w. Townsend Tdchenste.,p.d1 '. "a,
Nathan'l II. Benson, lizard Darllns'
Henry r. Dure, TJ Inh ii. jackson,
w. Hastings, wm. ii. Swiii'
Edward Pusey,, tn,sglna ,,snL
aEo. w. BUsh.., h..,ddent
Eo. s. oAPELLE, we vniSSgI,oR Treasu"
feb2I-ly E. i. IA
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NOTICE., Patrick Dougherty, In
4N compliance with the REQUIRE
ments OF AN act of Assembly, in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
lnat snail apply In writing TO the court
oI General Sessions of The Peace and jail
Del1Vefy, OF The Slate OF Delaw are. In and
ior New Castle county, ON Monday, the
sdh day OF May next, A. d., 1881, being the
nfsl DAY OF the next May Term OF Ihe said
court, for license TO keep an Inn or la |.
ern at No. loo Market street, in the
FIRST Ward OF the city of Wilmington.
Delaware. ard to sell intoxicating Ii6uoTs
In less quantities than one onart IL ha
drunk on the premises, and tie foIIowinv
respectable citizens recommend the "a III
application, To VIII: ~
Francis Kelly, Aug Aseeubach
IancIs n; Kelly, Eugenee Sayers,
Jonn MeaIey. Jos. keiderinaier,
-. W. rAl Almer, Patrick Lally,
John v. Ghristy, Daniel McGusker
John Jones, Patrick Hnyhes
s5eo. ii Marple, Caleb Miller,
Henry Bradley; James CaTrIgan
Ihos. Fagan, Fred. ID. Moore
Jas. Monaghan, James w. King,
Lawrence kleran, Edward Roger
Philip u. Plunketf, Geo. X. rrawi,9sa
oWen =. nession, Joseph Mccain,
aprl3-5V fAfhICK DOu9HERTY,
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nj OrHGL.- Persons VINO. were GRATED In
In the state OF Delaware for the Unltsu
states IN illLaryservIcs Ia May, June or
July, 1854. and paid Communication ices
were aterwards again drafted 10 1865 and
were required 10 procure "a substitute of
enter the military service under the latter
draft, will hnd 1t ~ their ad antage 10 Come
municaJe, either personally or by feLtel
with the Undersigned, who has been au-
taorIzed by the stale Lt.e islature 10 collec
from the Secretary OF War, the com uta-
ton money paid Dy such persons. The
Secretary oI War having been directed 10y
CT of Congress 10 retuad Inc commulAs .
on pB I'D On sucn cases. ". ii. Is. la Y,
Dover Del. Iulv 10. lS79.
NJ OrICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN the part ership lately subslstlng be
tween John Pyle and George N, ID. ROD
insou; OF White Clay Cree& Huadred, I,
New Castle County, Delaware, udder the
firm name of Pyle and Robinson, was
dissolved on the 26th day OF March, A, ID,
1881. The said John Pyle is authorized TO
settle all debts due 10 and by the firm.
The business will be continued by tue
salu John Pyle at the same place.
JOHN PYLE,
GrnkGE NJ. ID, ROBINSON.
mb2S-eod2w.
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NoTICE.-Dr. KHne's Great Nerve
kestorer Is the marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
oct 20-ly
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No 4ao mARREr TREEr'
BANKS AND BANKERS.
apl-2 -2taw1mo.

FsIRST NATIONAL BANh ufSGTOs
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLio
AND nuE I'M
FINAN IAL AGENTS Qf
TED STATES,
EDWARL BETS, PREsIDEsTG; rAsaIBG
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG sSoo, ,Os@
Paid up Capital,
philadelnhia. New York and BSossssostgf
chanse furnished 10 regular pep
without charge. -
Discount days. Mondays ana in
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS. m.
Edward Belts, 3snnry ION. McCqn9
George w. Bush, III i1iarrett, ~
Daniel James, Ell FL r. Janl-H
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nj OTICE,-Any person needing an or /,
IN der for the smallpox hospital VIII
. ply ut the office the Trustees OF the
Poor, No. los W. sixth street, between
the nours OF v and II "A. m ara rom "
D. m. No one need apply AT the place OF
residence or business oi members oi the
Board. BY order ,
mhI5-tf TnUsrEES OF THE POOR
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NOTICES.

Al IssING LEFT his home on Monoay ay
Nl last, a boy kamed John Lowe, ageu ss
l3 years. Has sark hair win co"nch,
dressed in dark hat, llght coat, ut.rs
pants. and shoes wen worn Ian al the
GAZETTE office. . o,..
PntIadeIphla and New Jersey papers
please copy. api"1
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NO-PARFNERShI The undersigned
~ have this day formed co-pattner-
snip under the name and style OF Matiiel
4 Canning, Tor the purpose of contlnuins
the General Insurance business lerherly
carried on by thomas +: Plum mer a.
No. 5O2 Mark ct street, Wilmington, Dei'
JOS. Nj. MAIHER.
JAMES u. CANNING.
Wilmington, Del, Feb. Il. 1851.
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AYOTICE--No persons are authorized
~ 10 make collections for tue VIII
mington Branch OF the irish Land
League unless tney show the written
authority 10 make such collect ons,
signed by the President and secretary
BY order of the branch.
II. TURNER, President.
THos McEyIALI.Y Secretary.
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W ANTED.-A respectable middle
w age white woman TO do the worK
for small family in tine country. Ad
ores IL. BOX los, New Castle p. o.,
Del. apr6-4t
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BOARDING at 223 Monroe street; good
- rooms with bath. ap2-T$
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NTANTED --- EMPLOYMENT a
w man accurate In figures; compe-
tent for any common business. 4. s.
Horses specially, Master, Breaker
Trainer and Doctor. Reference exchang.
ed. Address ''H," THIS OFFICE.
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tX ANTED by girl l2 years of age,
w situation In fight business store.
Address H..
apl. THIS OF FICE.
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r OSr,-on Market street, between
- jth and 18th, a small gold horseshoe
scarf pin A suitable reward will be
given II returned to THIS OFFICE,
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LoK SALE.--Pour finely elevated build
Ing lots on Front street, corner OF
Jack on, W feet on Front. Apply To
EVANS PENNINGTON,
feblS- Sol King street
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WdHatED.

IAf ANTED. several houses bulIl.
w Plans and srecificati Jus at our
office, Sixth and Market st eets.
lts ELLIOTT, JOHNSON & co,
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hail square, Philad'a,
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LNOR SALE.-A building lot on the S.
II w. corner OF stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive mouse
of the Wilmington q Western X. r., S3
feet front on on X. II. Avenue, and 81 feel
front on Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this office ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR RENT.-The nne store and dwell.
II ling No. Sl3 Market street. possession
Immediately. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON.
mh2S II. Eighth aud King sts.
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ENoR SALE.-rhrse adjoining lots, on
n a street. 80 feet by 81 feet inches
and % II. on Goodman street 100 feet deer.
near Railroad Avenue, south side,
Also. one lot on Thirteenth street. near
Heald street. Apply At 4l8 Market street
IT,
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LNOR SALE.-Building lot 100 ieet i
ID inches front Jn south side OF Beech
street; 90 feet front on Van Buren, street
and 81 feet front on Maryland Avenue !;
fronts on the csty line, and lies In Chris
tiana Hd. Apply at this office. u,
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Buying. Selling
Produce.

Stocks continue very scarce In this line
Irish potatoes are very scarce and hign'
What fe W are on the market are held sts2per
bushel for choice.
Butter is in very active demand and scarce
A considerable lot of Kansas has been snip
ped to this market owing 10
the scarcity of 4 ONE made. Northern is quoted
a, ola ,2H; country 7@lS.
Ezgs are in fair d smand There are no sour u
on the market. They would leadily bring ID
GENIE.
Corn is scarce on the streets and higher. IL
IA mo- quoted at s9tOc nts.
Oats are In liberal receipt, and quoted al :
"a 20 cents.
Hay IL quiet md unchanged.
Fiouri quiet AID hrm.
Fruisae &c rec
The stock OF Ju1e apples isv'ry Light.
Peaches are scarce and quoted at IS cents per
box.
There are no oranges in the
market.
watennelons srs in plentiful supply and
quoted Al SIS per hun deed.
Vegetables Of ell kinds are scarce and high
owing TO the droush.
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nm tho 18Th AZ reported. Papers In tho state
friendly 10 the cause are ffs,efnally Requested
10 olte notice ~ 10 the time and place.
Our district court opened on Monday lass'
No very important cases TO come up Inc
negro man, Tom Williams, who murdered
Mr.. Tinkle last fall, has been convicted and
had his case appealed, and the courts above
sustained the verdict. He will receive SEN
tence and likely swing sometime In Au-
gust. s ,h
some complaint Of drouth. -, -, r..
Hon. James q. Garrison will leave for
Mexico next week, to look after his mining
interests.
Henderson, July 1.-THE reunion Q
Ector's brigade will take place on the third
"Wednesday in August, which is the I'm
of August. Sundays paper had it the I'm,
which is an error. :, 8,
There is considerable boom in railroad
matters in east Texas. Charters are being
aled from Marshall to Sabine Pass,
by several companies, and company IS
soon to be organized here, known rs me
Lopgview, Henderson and Sabine Pass rail-
road company. The charter and land dons'
ton was granted from this place IN the cen
ire of Shelby county, by the fourteenth legis'
lature, for either broad or narrow gauge
It ia vet uncertain whether the conn
panv will select narrow or broad gauge
system. If they organize under the narrow
gauge system the line viii connect with the
Bre mond, Henderson g. Douglass narrow
gauge, south, and the Texas q 81. l. uis
system at Pittsburgh and Gilmer,
north. Lopgview will be
point il the charter, making
her cause considerable of railroad center
This line will penetrate the long leaf pine
sections in the south an floor pine regions in
the north. Sabine Pass is said by the know
ing ones here to be the coming city ofthe
state.
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ST. LOUIS
Arrest of n Memb'r of One or the
Most Dangerous Gangs Of Counter
letters i'm the Country.

Arrest of n Memb'r of One OF the
Most Dangerous Gangs Of Counter
letters i'm the Country.
Special to the Herald.
StLouis,J July "a man named William
George WAS arrested few.days ago for passing
counterfeit money. 1t was thought to be an
unlnport mt arrest, but later developm nts
have show it to be quite the contrary. Fred
Biebusch, Jack Sullivan and Parson Thomas
are now serving terms in the Missouri peni-
tenIisry for passing ccun'eriCt coin. They
were members of anoti gar OF counter
letters at the ii ne of thec arrest, and ever
since the secret service Of III United States
has been bsffl d in its efforts TO find the cors
ner. The man who made the spurious coins
made visit to the residence of
George in this city and developed
the fact that he is the man 30 much wanted.
Twenty.six moulds for the manufacture of
doll rs and half dollars were found.
Georges capture, it is thought. wipes out
one Of the most dangerous gangs OF counter
feiters in the country.
St Louis, July 1l.-Yesterday was the
hottest day St. Louis has experienced for a
number of years, the mercury going to lC4
in the shade. To-day the figures were not
80 high, but to the general puohc tne nent
seemed equally as great. and there were
number of deaths from sun stroke.
Altogether, since Saturday, there have been
twenty fatalities from the heat.
j. Waldo, general freight agent Of the
Texas Central road, is at the Southern hotel,
as also Frank Filzhnggh, E P Cowen and j
Fl Dswman~ Representatives of other Texas
roads. -.TLeir business here is in regard to
freight rates, though just what its nature is
hss not dew loped to- day.
Orders were received by telegraph from
New York to-day ordering that a contract
be let for the first forty miles of the Crow
ley ridge branch of the Iron Mountain
railroad. Colonel A w Soper,
General msnsger OF the
Iron Mountain, saws work will Immediately
be pushed from Noble, Arkansas. A force
will be put on at once locating the line. The
branch will open up the eastern counties OF
Arkansas and will run through the best
portions of that state. 1t will extend $50
mi es from Noble, to the southeast,
and from the Arkansas line will be extended
into Louisiana.
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Hot weather at Cincin natl.

Cincinnati, o., July 1.-THE United
States signal service thermometer here regis
tered 1O3 at 3:l5 yesterday afternoon. The
ordinary thermometer registered from 7 to 8
degrees higher IN the shade. The heat was
the greatest on record here. The coroner
was called to attend thirteen deaths, all from
congestion of the brain, supposed to have
been superinduced by excessive heat. There
were twelve sunstrokes, though no fatal
cases, we're reported up TO midnight. In
Covington, Kentucky, there were six cases
of sunstroke yesterday, four of them fatal.
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TheIr Development by the Br"sos
Mining Company,


Mining company.
Captain J. l.. Leonard, n stakeholder, ard
Col. W. q. Holland, secretary, Of the Brazos
coal mining company, returned Sunday from
ten day, prospecting tour Of the compsny's
coal mine Ia Stephens county, some eight
miles northwest of Breckenridge, the County
seat, on the waters of Hutbard's creek. They
took out with them drill, and Il Rs suit
30 far Is very satisfactory and they feel as
sured that there Ia coal there In sufficient
quantities End of such character as TO war
rant them in devel ping the mine. The
vein ia from three to five feet thick, and IL is
pronounced by experienced geologists to be
of good quality, resembling very
much that of tho McAlister
mines in the Indian Territory. Their mine
is located within six miles of the old Albert
Sydney johnson survey, located some thirty
years ago and said TO be the first coal lands
located in the state. Tbese coal lands are
some twelve miles square aud their mine
is Stimulated in the very heart and richest
part of the field. Should they fnd, as they
have every reason to believe, that the mines
pan out sufficiently to warrant 1t, the COM
psny will construct railroad to Eastiand,on
the Texas & Pacific road, the nearest point, a
distance of twenty Eight miles.
The Company is c"mpoaed of james Scott
Ex-Gov John @. Brown, George A. Anden
ried, s. j Adams. and L. Leonard. Tbes
gentlemen are well known throughout North
Texss and the fact that they have taken the
matter in hand, means cheap coal for Dallas
should it pan out in paying quantities.
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yellow Fever at Pensacola.

Washington, July 9.-The marine hospi-
tai service to-day received information from
Collector Humphreys at Pensacola Florida,
that two or more cases of yellow fever had
developed at that point, on board the British
bark Emma Payseant, from Vera Cruz.
Collector Humphreys does not anticipate
any danger of the disease reaching the city, if
proper care is exercised. The vessel wss
ordered to Ship Island quarantine station by
the local board of health authorities. Col
lector Humphreys communication will be
Immediately referred to the national board
of health
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EsTRAY ED.

". II Gee 6. iiays 16efSre 1Gs1ice ]. r.
Blewitt, Que bav horse, 8b Ut ii IL hands
hi2h bran deb on let sh'v der d. One ark
roam, horse 40 ue "A years Id, about IA l-2
year oil rIei c 1t. Value OF al SO.
]. H. Tnom est avs hefore ]. II Blewett,
on, brown horse shOu o. Sy,ars old, a cut
II haT ds high, mark 20 split In each ear, bran
ded T w on lt # shoulder, white s. OF in lore
head; value % 90
j. G. Whaly o rtays before j lindsay,
ny m.re, y or 10 years old, brand r,
q The light high, ri ut t, G leg def. rmed in
qe paste n joint. vatue $40
II. A Sale estrays b FIR 7 Il Onrs, ] T.
a dark iron gray mare pny, IL LanUs high,
or 5 years I'D, no marks or Dran-s; value
SIS