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The French and American C'aims
mission.

Washington, june 27-The French and
American claims commission have rendered
an interesting and important decision, which
may serve as precedent in dozen or more
analogous cases still pending before the
commission. The decision was made in the
case Of Mrs. Henrietta Levy, widow OF
Jacob Levy, late of the firm of Isaac Levy
& Co., of Alexandria, Rspides Pari-h,
LIS, claimant, for compensation for cotton
alleged to have been taken by the military
authorities of the Uuiled States. in April,
1868. Counsel for the United States, Sen
ator Boutwell,, maintained that because Mrs.
Levy srd her children we're born in Stras-
burg, A lssce, ard III reside in Strasburg,
which is in territory ceded By
France to Germany by the treaty
of 1871, AL there being no
allegation that Mrs Lsyy ever awaited her
self of the treaty Of secession, authorizing
French subjects to make declaration by
competent authority of their purpose to
change their domicile to the territory OF
France, she is excluded from the provisions
of the treaty, under which this commission
is organised. Counsel further maintained that
this commission should ascertain the present
nationality of the heirs Of defendant, and II
il he found hat they were not at the lime
&, .-yss Of sauuo either by their own acts
OF sets Of .us gov lmsnt of their nativity,
III claim 5tail b. IL missed. The decision
o. u, c5u,la'ssicg su, sias the demur;;sr-ef-
The u iled-~S. gs'e.. -,5srqlis ID. Chamfau,
'c0uasrl f tne French republic, pre-
seutei 70 ihs commission Saturday
81 stSda,i. alleging that the United
o,a,as CJujmissicuor Stern at Alexandria
withheld certain dispositions in the Boutellet
CAGE, which is pending before the commits
sioner, and affirming improper motives OF his
action. A stay of proceedings was granted
and time given the American counsel for an
opportunity to communicate with O'borne
TO ascertain If there is reason TO warrant the
alleged improper Withholding of the depo>
sitions.
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
S..n Antonio, June 27.-Micheal Schote
an old German 70 years old, was found
drowned in the river to-day. He had been
missing since yesterday morning. he
was an industrious, contented old man, and
It ia supposed that while walking BY the
river he fell in and was drowned. He leaves
A number of children and grand children.
w. s. Hoyden, formerly of Kansas City,
now barkeeper at the Clipper saloon, was
sbot by his wife Sunday afternoon. Report
has it that he attacked her while intoxicated,
with a butcher knife. The shooting was
done with a Colts pistol, the ball taking
effect in the right hand, passing through the
hand and arm and through the shoulder
The wound is not considered fatal.
An order has been issued sending the De
Witt murder case back to Dewitt county
for trial.
George Henderson, guilty of theft, was
sentenced to-day to three years in the penn
Tertiary.
A cutting ARRAY took place ut Macedonian
colored church last night abon' IL O'CLOCK,
between j. @ Colt and ~. Washington, In
which the latter cut the former in the region
of the heart with penkn,fe. Washington
was arrested and is now in Jail. The wound
not serious.
Jake Hoffman, living on the Helotes,
about sixteen miles west of the city, reports
bis pasture with contents of growing grass
and cut hay burned yesterday. The loss
will amount to between three and four
thousand dollars, which includes large,
string fence.
Eli fifteen deaths last week in this city and
four to-day.
A large delegation of New Orleans e1cur-
sion;sts arrived yesterday. :.
Mrs Sarah A Adams, one of the earliest
ettlers of this county.d,ei Yesterday after
a long illness. She leaves children and
grandchildren to mourn loss
Mrs. Msrenaud. is here from New Orleans,
claiming her child, five pears old, now in
possession of Annie Newman, frail woman.
Through extreme poverty the child was LETT
in the charge of Annie Walton, then va
riety performer, now Annie Newman, now q
resident of the lowest brothel in the city.
The mother was anxious to save her child
from life of shame,
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o.hor Comets DisCovorod.

Macon, Ga, June 27.-A large comet dis
covered about dark last night in the north
west, about sixty degrees above the horizon.
It's course is downward TO the horizon, der
gr-es westward.
ANOTHER ONE BsERvED FROM DARTMOUTH
Dover. N. d., June 27-ubseryations
taken at yarmouth observatory last night
show that comet was moving 10 poirt
approrimatire degrees from The pole star,
its motion being about degrees dsy. A.
its lower elimination it was spproximating
tea degrees from the hor zon. IA
comet was very clearly defined,
being circular on one side and fading away
impercep,ibly on the other. Behind the
nucleus there was dark spot. The come.
itself passed over and nearly concealed an
eighth magnitude star, making beautiful
the night The comet is less than q minute
of arc In width and about minute and
half ia length.
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Fort worth

Special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth, June 27.-The principal ss-
looms In town kept their back doors open all
dsy yesterday.
About twenty cars Of rails are lying on
the T. & p. tracks svsiiir g Shipment west.
The charter Of the new south western ner-
row gauge, the Fort Worth q RIO GrsDde.
has been sent 10 Austin. There IL talk OF
another western road, and several cspitalist'
have expressed their inieston 70 encourage
IA No rsrtisulars can be obtained yet
Colonel r. r. Msodox, of Atlanta, sDo an
Official Of the coming cotton exposition,
h.s been here for several days on q visit 70
bis peobew, Mr. Bob Nsddox.
Colonel 0rifen, an old and respected eiti-
zsn Of Port Worth, died Saturday Of cen
sumption ard was buried yesterday. Hs re-
rDsins we're followed 20 TIE gave bys large
c1Dcourss Of sOrroEing relstives and
frier6s
Mr. 5. r. BIB srd son Jeff yesterday for
weeks ~f,it 70 Ddlss, ard vii stop with
Nj ard Ma A B Tsbsr.
Hon John d Tsmplsi0n bss rsturned
FROM AuztfD.
Nsjor Fsirfsr snd ssvrrhl oibsr rsrtls-
usn ksvs Desr notified 70 srpssr 81 Austin,
July Isl. e. viiDesses IN the lsDd frHu1
csss q C<ptsin Hs1ks.
Assistsrt 6upsrirteD5srf 6sn5s, Of tbs
Tszs 4 Fsoife, VII N sfsE Gays, $50
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PrOsi..ce.


Receipts by country wagon were light to-
day.
Batter is scarce and In good demand, Is
cents being readily paid.for choice article
Inferior l2h.
Eggs are in limited supply and quoted at
q IL X cents.
New Irish potatoes are In moderate supply
with good demand. choice are quoted
q 80 per bushel.
Lam ms are very scarce and high. and are
quoted at ,7.fo @ 500.
Oranges are 80 scarce as TO be hardly quot
able.
Wheat IL In light receipt and quoted al %
cents a 800 per Dushel. -,
Tn. f.rneis' Review, OF Chicago, one OF
our pest wes etn nevspa ere, In an article
upon the whsat on LOOK says ,,uu.,,n.
which sre esgerly studied BY memoer OF
b lards and trade, elevator o. ners, railway
msRUates, shippers and merchants mllles
associations COLL ct from their member .ln
NJ heat gro a ing states the laiest and moet accu-
rate ttsflsti eaf Information, and the manu- G
turers Of reapers and thr' sbers gov m their
prOduetive capacity by the epo q % their 10 !.
cal agents, ssstsiDed by toe Conclusions OF
IL :. NM ins the information ct hand from
eli thes source., the conc uJon - irresl.uoie
that here 10 % be q very marksd faiilng On IN
The wheat Production OF ISL, ana tnis Dot-
withdrawing "a incre-ee OF scerhze 10 sSms ~
M IN = great m essure, however, count.fbsisn-
cd BY q reduced era IN some Oh Inc o'uei
states.
Corn In good demand. 81 80 10 IS cents.
Oats sre quiet and unchsnged.
r.v IA ouiet and unchanged.
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Notice co Co.tractors.

At the August term OF the o0mmissionsrs
co1rt Of Mitchell county, Tsras, plans. speei-
ncaiious AID bids VIII be received for the con-
strueion Of COun House and jail for the use
Of Mitchell county.
Tue court reserves the rightto reject any and
an bids. BY order q the Commissioners
Court. BRANCH IsBGLL, G. c. C., N. c.
By n. r. SOLOMON, Dsputg.
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GGly estOn,

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June 27.-James OBrieD,
bookkeeper for Cannon d Fizwilliamss,
came up town Sunday, and feeling unwell,
returned home where he died in short time.
Death is supposed TO have resulted fron
drinking ice-water while over heated.
A Texas veteran named Benner
vas overcome BY heat on mechanic
street at noon today ard was conveyed to MS
residence.
Say Mills, of the cotton exchange, sold at
auction to-day, on accountJ. j. Lewis q Co,
the fret car losd of new Texas wheat
II Graded number 3 and was
purchased by j. Reymershoffor
for the Texas Star Flour mills at dollar
and fifteen cents busbel.
Angelo Wescot was drowned while bath
ing 10 Blind bayou, near Middleggers lake
Sunday, where he was attending the picnic OF
the Spanish benevolent association. The
citizens committee to-day for
maiiy rendered W the Texas Mexican
railway the amount subscribed so far, .eschs
ing S6S. 600, upon condition that the road
shall be completed from Laredo
10 Galveston within two years
time. 1t is exceedingly doubtful whether
the Palmer Sullivan combination will accept
this amount.
A fre Sunday morning originated 10 the
residence OF Rev ". M. Clsstor of West
Tabernacle church, colored, situated on
the corner of Twenty eighth
stree, and avenue l. 1t rapidly
rpread from the church TO four
neighboring cottages, occupied by negroes;
The buildings were all totally destroyed and
no,birg of much value was saved except the
church organ. Coles daughter, Lula, was
severely burned, and he had bis hands badly
burned in making his escape. The
pastors residence was a sheet
of fsmes when the fre was discovered,
The church was valued at $4,000; insured
for 50 700. The building was the Oldest
church edilce 10 the city; having been
built in 1S41 for the Presbyterisns,. who
sold Il few years since 10 the coiored PEG.
pie Who removed il from nineteenth and
church streets
Trtzevsnt & Campbell attorneys for VIII
Rams in tho recent unsuccessful libel sui'
against Wheeler & Rhodes and A. d. Belle
& Co. have fled motion for now trial.
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COM
TUESDAY EvKsI~0.

General trade In wholesale and obbing iincs
presented the usual average to-day, despite
the intense heat prevailing Movements
were chilly on mal-order account. personal
buyers being few In numbers. At this writing
the hi at and ouih continues, but the clouds
and other signs indicate the possibility
of q let UP by The weather clerk. cold
wave was eported moving southwark 3 week
ago, when The bermoD eer fell 20 degrees at
IT. Louis, butt has not struck north Texas
as yet
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MlTI 81 cIOBeU QuItIi - =. =. ., =
GALVESTON.
Gaiyett ton, June % Receipts 554.
NsrEs' closed quiet; midd Ing lo"; eaies
ST. LOUIS.
s, LouIs, June u.s. Market closed quiet;
-.iddliug iOs6; receipts 1885, shipments ss6;
sales ~; stock 6g6
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Juoe %, 1915 p. M. = Cotton
m Uds rate, eng liry freely supplied; middll gs
a. Orleans Ia; Gales s., o.; futprts dull ID
easier; speculati,n and export 800; receirts
I $50, American @, 80; upiands low MID ling
class June delivery 3-l6.
Juae aud July. ~
Jul- and August ......s....s.'sss'o '-o%Vo ~
Aug 81 and 5 ptember................, Ot5.
ssptt mber ind October. .,..,....,,..,,..o l-lt
October aud November. ..............,.so z5'o-
p.m.-Sales OF American 6,2OO'
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NOTICE.

On SATURDAY. sfh DAY or JUNE, I win
s-Ii ct ny shop, corner of Kim ard uak street
cffv n Da les, 81 o'clocf = m 70 N. hlfnett
bied.r fnr cash. nfre COTTON PLANTER,
CarfrIs Pat.rts Ths zane win b sold 10
f0r cloie me hario's nsn, the legal nOtices
m9is-sss. ROBERT DoSSELT.
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srn.rsD or STOLEN.

n nile. s-ush q Dallas. q bsy nnrs, fb-ri
u hsnds nIgh. heavy tuilt, abyuf ye.r- 90 !,
branoec square ara c1nrHss IN = y -. I.
- ~ 81 r.wa1d fcr fheI reiIrn-
~. MrH4arrs,
.r-rrrm % nlil-s soufh q. 80
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R.ve,ut,op Probable.

ItLondon. June RIA dispatch TO Reuters
Telegram company reports the probability Of
a revolution In Bulgaria, should the assembly
consent 10 Prince AlexsDder's conditions.
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nigh, branded on lett shoulder H. One dark
roam horse aDnue IA years old, about IA 10
hands high, branded z on left shoulder One
2year OH sprrei colt. Value of all SO.
j. c. WI ally Q rtays before j. A lindsay,
ny mare, aor 10 years old, branded r. B
O the light thigh, right 70, @ leg defurmed in
ue pastein 10 Int; value $40.
II. A. Sale estrays b. fore Il Oprus, J. P.
SIS
John Warner estrays before J R. Blewett.
j. r., one roam horse, Is hands high, 8 or 8
praieed at $50. One bay stud horse. l51s hands
high. years old, branded u on left
thou der, tnd branded his r on left thigh;
Id, IA hands iigh, brand ed u on left shoul-
er and thus ron left thigh; appraised at $50.
r. NJ. Comb! estrays before: George Roberts
one bay mare, Ak hat d. high, years old,
branded 20 on right shoulder. One b horse
stripe on nose, brand ed F on left shout err.
one gray mare. 49, hands high, years old,
branded U X on left shoulder. one black
speck in FOL ehesd branded o on left shou der
aud side. One roam horse, IL wears old, 14H
hands high, branded AC on left shoulder. APP
praised at sos.
E. 3. Hughes estrays before T. b. owens,
j. p, a dark Eorrel horse pony, beth hind feet
white, blaze In face, IA hauds h'gh,6 years
o'd BRANDED L ID ou If shoulder, harness and
saddle marks; value S20.
d. C Britain es'rays before George Roberts
one light bay horss, II years old, IA hands
hig,, blaze face, both hind feet white,
branded on lett shoulder and Oh on right
thigh; value S25.
d. A. Eubspks estrays before ]. r. Blewet
one dark bay borse, almost years old, aDou
14M hands high. One bay stallion about
years oiu, branded A A A on left hip, abo
10 hands hish. One bay mare about IA han
high, br snded j on lsf, shoulder, star
forehead and brande II III on right should.
Value 800,
j. D. Browder estrays before a. B. Lanier;
one dark brown mare, about years old, AK
hands high, left fore knee eDlsrget, small
white spot in fore head. Ore dark roam mare
alb ut liyears old, l31a hands high, br II ded on
the lef' shoulder thus: 4, right ankle behind
enlarged. One light iron gray colt offspring
OF same mare, one year old. Valus of all $40.
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To.day's receipts were very liberal, consid-
ering the season, some forty or fifty bales
having been brought in. The market was
comparatively dull, however. Prices remain
unchansed
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Re.s,pss At che sto-tysrls were quite 10
erzi to-day, and on-rirEs vers fre-l5 shen ~
ocsl butcbsrs- ne con1ltior 81 tss sioef q
fsr-fis much bsitsr thnn eT- krorn hsio-s
q fhls ssason q ne ys1r. Fries r11Es 81
foiIyus. Tssrli-gE. g 90 o. .-Ee.r cldsstb -
81; s-ys.r ola. f1tto flsi oarn c1vH. 81
ass. sbsrp a. m mr. dsrnn.1 ans noesr-
az surrly ntu 81. 80 nrs no1ins-
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orF nay HARE, ye.rs ed. $50 n f.rs-
80. trnn8en frurs o. rlEtts, rEer- ~
1870 ~ IL ~ rInfIrr lenclnr - ~ rsc1Fery
arr~.Fs 80. HEEEDOt,
.-,r ~ CktuDs Tsr
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Strayed.

On or about April 18th. Isl, from Trinity
Baton, wet side from Dallas. three mares,
viz. One sOrrsl mare bout years old. brand
go VD " on ieft shoulder or bip one Day
mare lraud.d jill cOnnected. one dsrh
bas or brown mare, years ID, brendrd e
or w A moi positiue as 20 band. Any infor-
nation Inst will lead 10 recovery or delivery,
I'M AR LIVINGSTON,
DelmonIco Restaurant.
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WANTED.

HoRsTs, One or NO hundred stock Horse
Address, j. FERREL LEWIS,
Paul. a. J ok Co., Tex
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN'-A bay horse afout
- ayers old. g basds high, bIAnctd q on
ieft shcu lder md shod IN front. Y reward 20.
return 10 ID. OKEEFfE. two miles SOUR y.
Dallae, near CeIf'rai railroad. wv
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Dallas. Texas
ESTRAYED.

W. ii Greer, esuays before JnsIice j. r.
Blewitt one bay horse, alb ut IA IL hands
high, branded on lett shoulder H. One dark
roam horse aDnub IA years old, about IA 10
hands high, branded z on left shoulder. One
2 year OLD sprre colt. Value of all So
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NEW OHLEhNo. -,
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH 20.
Commercial News Department,
" QrlaanA Iuna 28.-Epots opened nrmi
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Consolidated net receipts II 1857.
Exports to Great Britain .o63.
France none.
Continent 1869.
Channel none.
Stock 37S 575
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The Commercial Traveller.
IR. }. Burdctte.l

What would do without "the o,s ;,
How often they have been my s,de,ds 7
go TO new town. don't low one hotel
from another. don't ..now where 10 90.
The man with the se.mples gets off at the
same station. follow him without word
or tremor- g.e calls TO the 'bus-driyer by
name ana o.ders him 10 "get out OF this .
as soon a. we are seated. And when fol-
low him am inevitably certain TO 20 10 the
hes. house there Is in the place. lie shouts
TO the clerk by name, and fires joke at
the landlord rs we go in. lie looks over
my shoulder us l register after him, and
hands me bis card with shout Of recogni-
ton. lie peeps at the register again, and
watches the clerk assign me TO 0S.
{. Ninety nothing" he shouts. "Who's in
I5lv The clerk SAYS he is saving Is for
Judge Dryasdust. "Well, he be blowed,"
says my CHEEKY friend. "Giye him the
attic and put this gentleman in To-" And
IL the clerle hesitates, he seizes the
pen and gives II TO me himself,
and then he calls the porter, orders
him 10 carry up my baggage and put fire
I'm II. and then In the same breath adds !:
" Whet time will you be down to supper,
Bfr. Burdcttef" And he waits for me,
and. seeing that / am stranger in the
own. he sees that am cared for, and that
he walters do not neglect me; he tells me
bout the town, che people, and the bust
,ess. He is breezy, CHEEKY, sociablee'
all OF new stories, always good
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BIinnesOta-Sch for Settling the
Old State Railroad Debt.

Especial dispatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.I
ST.. PAUL, October 30.-The prospect OF
the passage OF the bOnd-settement bill by
the Minnesota Legislature is growing
brighter. II has passed the Senate by a
majority even larger than that Of last VIM
ter, in spite OF popular agitation and the
instructions of county conventions. The
vote was 80 in favor OF the bill and 1 1 against
IL. All attempts to mendfailed, anditwent
to the House in its original form as in
troduced by Senator Pillsbmy. Nobody
looked for very effective opposition to the
bill In the Senate, and the concern its
friends felt for its fate in the House has
given way to substantial confidence in its
final passage. There has been one or two
partial test-votes whose indication is very
encouraging. Careful observers who have
studied the temper Of members believe
that the vote in q full house of 100 men,
bers will stand about go in favor and 40
against the bill. But this result will
not be reached without q good deal Of
delay, caused by the determination OF the
opponents OF the bill to consume time in
debate and to RndeavOr to emasculate the
measure with amendments. It is now
slowly passing through the Committee Of
the Whole. Among the amendments sought
to be saddled upon the bin are one proyid-
ing for the payment Of engineers and con-
tractors upon the old roads; one excluding
from the courts all claims not settled under
this act and one remanding the whole
question TO commission. None Of these
nave any chance, however, and the bill will
probably become law in its original shan6
in week or ten days.
The next step viii be the payment Of the
bonds by the issue of the new securities
provided for in the act. The whole amount
OF the debt, principal and interest, is now
about %, 100000. There were originally
2,275 bonds OF $1,000 each, which have
borne interest for twenty-one years at per
cent. OF these bonds, 1888 have been de-
posted with the Auditor Of State with an
agreement 10 accept 80 per cent. OF their
face in new bonds. The holders of over
500 more have agreed to surrender them
upon the same terms, and the Auditor re-
ports that some 175 bonds are apparently
lost or destroyed, as they cannot be traced.
This accounts for nearly the whole num-
Der. II the bill passes, then some 2,1O0
new per cent. $1,000 bonds, running
thirty years aud reclaimable after ten
years, will go into the investment market.
An attempt will be made in the House
to reduce The interest to per cent, but it
will probably fail. The plan OF the pro-
,ectors o; THIS amendment is to negotiate
the per cents and pay the old holders
their 80 per cent. in cash. The payment OF
these bonds is provided for by sinking
fund act, 10 be voted upon by the people
this fall, setting aside certain State lands to
be scld to discharge the debt.
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Irx,ured; he frisks with cigMs ana
.rvers,ows with "thosisand-mile tickets =
he knows oil the BEST rooms IN al
tho hotels; he always has key Tor the
rar-seats, and turns seat for hsinseii anu
his friends without troubling tnc pI"hS.
man; but he win ride on INC wocs-poM, ~ -
stand outside 10 accommodate iany, ol Nv
will give his seat 20 an old mnn. Know
him pretty well. For three years nav
been travelling with him from colorau , -
Maine, and have seen the worst anu ~, ~
OF him, and know the best Tar t'uV"ciSip'
the worst. could hardly get alohg WIN
Int him AND am glad he Is numerous.
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nANERIJPTCY-T STOCK OF a
Is NEW YORK WHOLESALE IMPORTING
HOUSE AT CTION--IMPORTANTT TO THE
TRADE AND PUBLIC-LARGE BANKRUPT
SALE OF DRY GOODS-vVER slOO,oOO
WORTH OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION AT THE LARGE AND
SPACIOUS STORE. 1907 MAIN STREET, OF
posITE PosT-OFFlCE, RICHMOND Wa
COMMENCING on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY until STOCK u
disposed Of.
, large eons,e nrnent of Foreign aud Domestic Dry
(to0ds consisting Of WEel DF LNrb I, ~ ~
FRENCH, aud GERMAN BltOAD anu NAH
ROM CLOTHS Of all shades AID colors' ,-o,,
FRENCH. English. aud sCOICli FANOl
TWEEDS and CASSlldERkhi ...,.,,,,,,rx,
FURBACK, MOSCOW, and EsQurIes,IrAAIIcA
Also. t sCCoTcII. rfEENcIT, and GERMAN PAIS-
LEY ISplAp gAfiinlhIiMhpi = h HAIR. and
other fashionable aud desirable SIN - IN.
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TASlBOUk LACE
mn Fee GOODS I'm great variety. such as HEAVY
HACK nnd COLORED SILKS, SAI iIc,,
SNTIN DE LYONS. IRISH and J. iONs P0r-
CLOTHs, CAsIlMERES, SERGEs, Al
PACAS, EMPRESS CLOTHS &c; o,.,e,,r-
very rich aud rare ass9rtmGGint OF Ia OHo siE
NELNETS. NELNEIEbNS, anu riNi
PLUSH SUiTlNGS; - -. ,,,,,.,, RON
PRiNTS. BLEACIED and COT
ron. from one 10 three yards widc i,,.,,c.N-
4 lar.e line OF ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BLANKETS, FLAENELS,, Ih,, npie.s' i AN
GTNTLEMFN'S and ClllLDKENS hO-
sIERY, CARPETS. RUGS, &c.
MARsEILLFS and TURKISH QUILTS ana
variety fothergoods too numerous 20 nicnt,2 I,
Sale 10 continue from day 10 day unit the en'lIe
stock T. sold The whole To be sold without re-
serve In lots 10 suit ALL for cash. The above large
and well-seIectcd stock must DC sold regardless OF
price I'm order TO make prompt settlement WIN
creditors. =, o.,o .,,,
sales commercially at 10 A. VI. and 2:5O ana
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