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Der Sreifa d, Mcrb in Goauseillc.
Der mutbmaslidbe Setbresber elm 5eutidber.
Mnsrnhunr fineA &pndlacriclts.

Slnerpbunr eines &pnbserid,ts.
@pausptlle, Sno., is. auguit -
Seiurid, QenbacSt, Elm Deutl6er, lit als Der
mutbmafltd,e W6rber bes sSirtbes Qlera1
Der sSieber rnS pou oeiieu 6fauu. &i16 per-
baftet morben. Die Beweile gegeu benIe!z
ben id,etnen iibcrlpdlttgenS 3u ietn. Cine IN
Der Na6bnrIdaft oes gSieber'iden Saues
pobnenbe Grau lab Qeubarbt am SoAntag
Diorgen aus isuer 9fi4tung tommen. 2en=
harrt III Dem c-rl ,te crgeben uuo ais Elm
2auaenitbts betl t. @r lit perheiraikcctt,
uub feline 6fuu beTtt etmag Sisththnm.
1'ni n,"".s" ~'..,, pro oicielbe 0.S mi
plice bel benz Serb, =. genannt Bei Dem
@oroner9. SnQueft tpurben nur mentge 3euz
uen perb0rf. gSie es ideint, hattie 2enharJt
geqen &;eber, iJeil berielbe thm teiu Sc
trdnf borgen nollte einen 9tou
Ter angeflagts. btfeti Shulo iibrtgens
nod nidt er..telen it, tpurSe pom btetgen
@onntpgefduaniIie mad Dem tletnen Stte
goonpiue aeuraut, neil Die SebOroen be-
t4iften, baB an Dem @tIaEgen'I spHh sd
fit; geiibt iOerben tonnte. g;ne aufgerei3te
un0 erbitterte Menge perIdTntellt E@ oorz
geiternAbeu6, Orobunsen auSfoBeno, Dor penn
geridltsgebduoe, uno rutsn fth ein SGbret
geiunoen b6tte, 10 iuiiroe Iidlcrltf be; Seriud
gemadt porben fei'I oas @efdngnib gu ftiir=
mrn unO QenbrrOt iu bd"geu. Die Beu0l~
tsrung 1T felt beuo iber3eugt, oaB Der gtai=
rrhaite, breifa .o:b Oil 2'ugarJt ausg"-
Il grt plrue. 81 ,ieln gtbeno wurbe ole
DrobLLg laut, baS @efdn9Hib weroe i'm 2aIs
fe Der Haft ouidiu1t werGen, nib peun
man 2engarot ntd)t iune, niiroe ei'ie bS:u AZ
ncte Wenge mad 8oonuille ;iehen. iib bes
@efangenen bemGdtiger uuo TIN lpnde1.
gSeber, eet @rmOroete, mar ell ftitoIert.Brt,
in .9citCr" S.eiirn beta, ..G6 a.arNeik
bshcbter 0tenid. @efstu Ab:ub Waret on
2C10 Yerionen am urt-oouit, ote feIt
entidlOfieu idieueu, ctucu 9anSlt lid ms
gSerf su ieten ais aber Der Sheriff ertlarte,
oer@eiangehe lei id)On ldnqIt an einem auoe=
ren ct II. D IN Gihrrbelt, perltCi iih Die
DtenQe, uro y. 9 tttetuad't 'pareu uuc nod
bic SSaden ba. nbarOt fO4 fOrtpdbreHo in
Der c.itieblidfteu 2lnJf ldweben. 9as Be-
QrdbniB Der Spfcr bal oefern inter gtoBet
NethetLiauna Der Se i sruna itatt1efNnOen.
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Srrmiid,tss.

Sn BEN SternroutensY YroieIien becnoete
heutc 6r. Carpenter ieiu argument fir bic
%crtbeibiguug, unb Spr. @bau6ler Elm an=
bcrer SertbCtoigungsuuw bcgauu Ou8 icts
ngc.
Der Wonitor nYaIiaic," ;" ipeld)er ieit pic=
len Sabren i'm bieitgeu 6lOttenbauyOi lag,
pirb sur l3ett icefertig gemadlt.
Die beuttge Steuer @innabme betrug
$685., ,215.4 uuo bic 3olleinuabme $1,32,z
343.01.
3nr Gtnl0iung beitimnlte gtationalbanf~
noteu i'm SetraPe bon $4,000 ltefen beute
i'm Sd)atamte elm.
9as vg8eibe Sau8" wtr0 pdbrenb bPr 2tbz
tueicnbeit bcS BraiOcnteu grinOltd reoartrt
uuo renopirt, uno auBeroem weroen &cr0H=
belunscn Slr E,.beiieruug Der Senttlatton
II. I. n. rorgcnonr men.
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Nnntifdtr CShnI,rn in scInns.

2tmcrtd, 1G. 2tuguIf - Gin iremoes
Tubr;eug iit II GopueS ON Sbunuouz9ttuer
ongctommen, uri pelhem iid) iwet 6dae
uon oIiatiidcr Cholera beiiuoeH loueu. 0as
Sdifi befiuOet iit in GunrautdHe.
WScIpiGc in Miosfuu.
8eter8burg, 16, Guguit.-Sn8eIteG
Uieloile, ioute Die SeeleuteRinJetHanu unJ
Jtoro5 rou Der ySeannette" meroeu hente
in Mo8fau antommeu, uHO Elm brilurter
GmpIQug miro ibnen Su Sbetl mCroen.
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Observation-Disclosures,

n sminiffratipnSsAn;eiet.
" ga6ridt pirb biernit eesebeu, bas rlnter,et6,
nete SpluGdt sur 9erpdlting hes yld6laHes Der al,
pier periiorbeusn Spbn 3. ganeers erbalteu baben
aue, bic 6prberunsen an bieien NaIab bubsn, tuer,
ben Piermt aufsefprbert iplde neb ben n6tbaeu 8e,
ntpateens biz gum s. 6ebrunr 1888 einsllrsi6en
nne ssltene ;n MAIDEN c6er gu gepdrtgsn bas e 9rer
Hart nereen mpgsn. 4Ge, bic 3ablunser an efeien
ylaflat 81 MAIDEN baber pereen btermit aufgefDrbert
iol6e unoerin9td on bic untersebueteu ~ lstitsn;
no niat, 10 ipirb aerid'tli5 eingei6ritteu
Wtdr9aretbe Sancers unb
llS3,D.9o, ,2Ul) fohn Gnner
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SiQ's Saar> unc Bart 5drbung8mittel.
SIusenblidIi6.-aIs sos bette saraHtirt.
Sdmar5 o6er braun. 80 Geuts.
Sei allen Apptbetern ~ bGben.
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Ginfertcruns res parI'mcntsmttsIiess nns
rbrmalissn Subliner Sria Wdnors @
Rwper Srap.-S -SerItibuns res SbreHbur
nrrrrc citA OIL Narncn nne Cinpn.
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Sdritte ses 9pfsepartementS CUR untcr
eriifung pom S6pimecl9cibGiteu.

9as YOfbcpartemsnt bat Die Qusiabluug
BON Boitunlueiiungen uno bic ablicferuug
rcgiiltirtcr Sricie an SliUer 3. Surco, Jtr.
25, Geourlra6e, N.zg., unb an eie Star
Publishing Company" in Stem 9aueu,
Conn, perbOtcu. 9as 9epartement bat
ermitteIt boB Yarco iomobl, ipie Die er=
pdbnte Gcmpagnie betriigeriidle Geddite
betreiben unb @tnpel burd idlwiuOleriIhe
2lnSeigcn auf BEN 2eim fiibreu.
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yGfe! YdfTe! Sdfyei
6ieiie ms HusIenb beiorgt innerbaI6 d etunbrr
". Wotne,
btsgalttmorefShast unb Boh spffic,,gp,ua..
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gefesrap6if6e 0epef6em.
Slu8 Der SmnSesbauptitaet.

CBsriSts her ,aiiOciirtsn gres" fir ben Dsati&er
gorreIypnesnten.'
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2l E b t e
Gebriioern eyranfel,
Wr. 1s4 unS IS8, S..Sroabtpap,

9lemintiiratipns.an .an;ctse.
S9gtt9i m'ro biermit eegebeu, bds rlrterset&s
nets SoamaSt iur gsrtpotlnS ees Rabtaiies hes als
per peril mtlcbaslSplfer srbaIteu baben @le bic
Sornerhn8en an elsien @a6loS baben perbsu biermit
GusstorSert, tpI9s nsbi ben nbtbiesn 8seaten ipd,
fsfens bis gum IA. 6ebunr 1888 eiu,ureieben ,Iub
SelsnS sa maSen oSsr u Gepartisen, bas e ibrsr
Hart tper6en mosen. aue, bic 3abnmoen an Siesen
ga6las u MAIDEN baben. nsroentisrmit aifsefprSert
foI6e nnbersl9Ii9 an bic untcrci6neten ~ Isiftsn:
fpp Ridt, 70 ipirn gsrl6tlt eiugeI6rtten '''''"'
Marte Splter unb
Q91 r ,203,9) Sob. Spifmeiifer. Msm
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z1ue fnr amerisaniibe sbrifthsner.


gsafbingtOn, 16. Qu9uf.-0er Jun.
atrenbe Sdabamtsiefretdr Sreud bat eine
tntereiante 6rage in 8e3ug auf Serlagss
redbte entideben. 0as 9eies idreibt ndu>
lidl Dor, bab i'm Nuslanbe nafgeorr fte
onlerifonii6e Si9er, bereu SerlasSred]t gez
Fdert 1T, I'M Sale iie bier importirt peroen,
cpHissirt ms:soeii o@cu. o"S l~"S,, ,,. '"tS",'
uber feine Ssitimmu,igcu iiber bic 4rt unb
g9etle, tpie zine io!dIe @oniistation bon Stt,
ten Der ,3ollbeamteu pprgenommen per0en
iol. Die Gntideioung iagt nun, baB bic
3cllbeamten iolte yfadoriide anbatten uub
Sen betrefienbenSerlass Observation-Disclosures be-
nadlridtigen iOneH, banit bieier bic tbm
n0tbig eriheinenbeu S6ritte tbuu fann.
Seilssuna ets @ren,sfrsits ;spiid,eu Getrifp
nne Guatemala.
Am 12. B. 0fts., furs Dor Der 4breiie oes
BrGiibenten 8arrios bon Helu 2)ort mad,
9tperpool, purbe cine SereinbaruHg ;mii9en
Werifo uno Guatemala unter,eihnet, in
ipeld,er geipiIie algemeine Vriit3ipien nies
bergelegt iinb, peld)e bemnadf Die 9ruubz
lage etneS forinellen, in Der Staot Merito III
unterseidnenben Sertrages biloen lOl,n.
Ger Sertrag 1T Don Seuor &omero, o:m
StIuHplIu iN Wv
Sertreter Merifo's uub fir Guatemala BON
Sen. 8arrios, YrGIbenten bon Guatemala,
Senor 3. 6erlanoo @ruS, Dem Staatsietrez
tGr BON Guatemala, unb Scnor Don Utauua
Serrera, benz @eianoten BON Guatemala all
Dterifo, uute seiJuet. Die Suuptpuntte
Obiser SeretnI arung, welde nod allen yfad)>
ridten fir MerifO siinitig iciu ioDen, iino
iolgente Guatemala siebt ale Gnipriife
auf @biapus unb SocouusCo auf uno BET
phidltet iid, teine @ntiddbiguug BON Nertfo
bGfiir 3u oerlangen. Sollten iiber bic 9reu,=
linte 3milden Merifo unb Guatemala Stteiz
tigteiten entiteben, bann ioll Der Brdfbeut
Der Sereinigteu Staateu eriuht weroen, ais
Sdiebsridter gu fungiren. Ser enbgiilttse
Sertrug stpiiten beioen 0dnoern loG inner
balb ied)s Monaten oom Datum Der Sereitz
barring al in Der Stabt 0terito unter3etdl'
net tperben.
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Anfrdmmun9s- -YerRanf.
q. GStparD Sirb S 60.

gS6brenS hes 5prtBauges unieres Serfdufes ofTes
Sireu mir in ieeem uuierer Separtenents Die ents
icbieeenffen Bargains.
Die gBirciaung unerer @reisberabicsunse
ipSbrerb unieres Qertauis bat ms bemogen, oteIe
g8pde nod an;tcbcnncre bargains IN 1eere
NbtbeilunS III ottertren
Grfra binise quite Seifenffpffe.
aunSen ipelde Seecnifpffc irsene ipelcber urf
tpiinier perren es III ibrem eEtl4eoenen SprtpelIe
fnbeu, infer 9ager III beiibtigen.
SrpRce Ihprtiment 9Seispddren Su ieDr niez
eriaen Hrciicn.
e5rpscs Eager BON Spisen une Stideretcn iu
Sen mpalid, btliaften SrCiien.
9awns ejinsbdmS une Seeriufrrs, Sdttues,
Ssrcalines, infiibes sinnen, S6petjer StpHe
II. I. 10.
g8ir boben npdb cine TpIenSbe auspabI Der sennnile
zen @narsn pprrdtbig nib reriauicn btselben ;u dns
CrfaHnf binigen prcifen.
Sine 9artie fran;6Gitbcr Craanete'Sdpns
1212 Gents frilber % Gents.
Gin SOFTEN parebreter Samne = Sents, ctes
feIben SSdaren. Gle friber 12l2 Sents tplteteT
Grenadines. Srcudciues.
Nle un'ere Grenadines ~ reeuSlrten 4retier.
g9ir made ell auf uriere 4artie semuiterter ietses
ner Grenadines alten Stpls auimertiam, bic mir
su duter riehripen 9reiien mariirt baben.
10 Seuts bic SJdre, 10 Sents Gle s|are,
nm fpfprt samit auf;urdumen.
@ir bertauiten hicie 8a1ren, ais e III Nah1r18s
Tannen, nit rs 9ents bic Yaro.
Gir broiI6eu fir uniere Serbttmpprte 8las, nm
nniere sbgen 8orrdtbe miiiien oerdtt pereen irenr
Spir aud grose Spfer t4lnger mitreu:
2. Gcparc Sire & Spmp.,
171 ,NNS) Rr. 2l3, @eitsSdIttmorsitrdse
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SITkINS ON n LEA SHORE.

Some people think that because we
have tie contents of Texas Slftlngs
copyrighted, that we have done it to
prevent other papers from rc-pubsh-
ing our sketches, etc. OF course that
is not our object. 1t is acknowledged
to-day that Texas Sftings is more
quoted and copied from than any other
paper in the United States IS, or ever
was. TO this very fact a great deal
of our success may be attributed, and
certainly we do not wish to stop our
brethren of the press from reproduce
ing our articles. Our object is to pre-
vent pirates from collecting our sketch
es, and publishing them in book form,
a scheme that has been in contcmpla-
ton by certain parties in New York.
- Texas Slftmgs.
But Sift a word in your capacious
cara conundrum, you know. lIavn't
you left the fun out of this to get the
sharp in, and just half succeeded !
Now the whole of bohemia will draw
that other weapon, mightier than the
sword, Great Scissors in the cause of
the pirates, and will go to selecting
and reproducing for the bandits, saw
ing them the trouble. You under
stand-you have given it all away. The
thieving New Workers will get all the
life of Slkins from the "brcthren" and
that fragrant copyright will cover only
the bones Of the mighty spook.
Couldn't you have borrowed a law
book when you was little and read it {!
You can feel what that has done for us
-eh, Sift
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Modern Caricature.

From the London Graphic.
The caricature of manners and of fashion is
different from that which amused our grand
fathers. Once on a time, for caricature to be
effective it was almost essential that it should
be ugly. Gillray and Rowlandson are quite
repulsive in their distortion of "the human
form divine" and in their fierce and not too
Clearly vehemenCe. The caricaturiSt treated
his victims as so many criminals, and set them,
SO to speak, in an artistic pillory. DuMaurscr
and Tenniel give us types of male and female
beauty with just enough of comic humor to
make us laugh. And the laugh is only little
broader than the smile with which we recog-
nize in I.andseer's pictures the wonderful hui
manity of the dog. The older caricaturists
drew, in fact, for the tavern and the club
room; the modern for the saloon and the bou-
doir--in England and Germany almost with
out exception; in France and Italy only less
so, because the French, and, following French
example, the Italians, take their subjects in
preference from the less healthy side of mod
ern fashion, and revel, as they do upon the
stage, in the misfortunes of the deceived hus-
band, or the flirtations of the gandin and the
coCette.
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sense and for the love Of Russian people,
brought, despite themselves, under the Pan
SlaVist trouble, we desire peace above all
with Germany, as in the event of war the VIC
tor would pay too dearly for success.
THE QUEEN IN A THANKFUL MOOD.
London, March IA supplement of the
Gazette says the queen has written to Sir VIM.
llarCount, secretary Of state Of the home de-
partmcnt, that she wishes, before she leaves
England, TO express from her heart how very
deeply she is touched by the outburst OF en-
thusiastc loyalty, affection and devotion which
the painful event of the I'd instant, called
forth from all classes, and from
all parts of her vast empire, as well as
by universal sympathy evinced by the sovcr-
cigns and people of other nations, and the
queen cannot sufficiently express how deeply
she is gratitled by these demonstrations. She
wishes to convey to all, from the highest to
the humblcSt, her warmest and most heartfelt
thanks. The queen says it has ever been her
greatest object to do all she can for her sub
jects-to uphold the honor and glory of her
dear country, as well as to promote the pros
pcrity and happiness Of those over whom she
has reigned so long. These efforts will be
continued increasingly to the last hour Of her
life, and the queen thanks God that He spared
her beloved child, who is her constant and
devoted companion, and those who were with
her in the moment OF danger rs we'll as her
self She prays that He will protect her tor
her peoples sake, as He has hitherto SO Wis
IDLY protected her.
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German-English SCnOol

The next annual term of the above school
will commence on Monday, the 18th of April
next, when a limited number Of pupils can be
admitted.
Parents will please to take particular notice
that pupils for the lowest class will be receiv-
ed at the beginning of the term only, and moi
during the year.
Applications should be made early to the
secretary, Mr.. Mic. Tengg.
San Antonio, March sd. 1882.
+. GRoOs, President.
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FOREIGN-AND DOMESTIC

London, March Io.--The Daily Telegraph
announces that many members of parliament
had an informal conference yesterday and de
cided to oppose the introduction by the gov
eminent, through private members, Of 4 bill
for the relief of all members who object to
take the oath.
TIE MAY LAWS.
Berlin, March lot is affirmed in cleri-
cal circles that Curia insists on making the
repeal or revision of the May laws a primary
VorsChloSeZen, German representative of the
vatican, will return TO Berlin before Easter.
FRENCH RRINFORCEMENTS.
Tunis, March Io.-The expeditonary col
umns of the French garrison in South Tunis
have been ordered to be strongly reinforced.
MARITIME QUESTION.
Paris, March I3.-M. De Freycinct, prcsi-
dent OF the council and minister of foreign al
fairs, announces that he has invited the mari
lime powers TO send delegates to the internal
tional congress, so as to regulate the question
of the ownership Of the submarine cable
A SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.
counts in the ministry of foreign affairs, will
temporarily succeed M. De Bcliguieres as
French controllergeneral in Egypt.
A STRONG PLEA FOR PEACE.
St. Petersburg, March I3.-The Golos to-
day has an article attacking the Russian
Chauuiss. 1t declared that no good reasons
exist for war. The late car, 1t says, cult
waited the most cordial relations with Germa-
ny, as he considered that war with that ma
ton would be dreadful calamity. The arti-
Gle concludes as follows: Let us hope that
the efforts of the Chaunists will be inefec-
tual. In the name OF justice and common
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II GAINS French Dyeing and Securing tstab-
". lishment Casino street. All work guaranteed
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|NORNS, Bunions and lngrowing Nails extracted
l without pain, by A. Frey, ChroPodist. Office
At l.. Browdowsks barber shop, S. Commerce street.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAs

OFECE CHIEF CoMMIssARy OF SUEsIs1ErCE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, FEBRUARY IS, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in nipIicate, with A
copy Of this advertisement attached will be received
this office, and the offices of the Acting Com
missaries of Subsistence of the following named
posts, and subpoSts, i'll the Military department of
Texas, until Ia O'Clock, noon, Saturday, April IS,
1882, for delivery FoIt> Brown ICark, ConCho
Davis, Duncan, Mcintosh. McKavett, Ringgold
and Stockton, and San Antonio, and the
sub-posts of San Diego, Camp Del Rio,
Pena Colorado and Camp near Presidio
Texas, of such quantities Of Fresh Beef
and Mutton as may be required by the Sub
sistenc- Department at those posts and snb posts
from July 1882, to June 3d. 1885, or such less time
the Commssary General of Subsistence may
direct.
Bids will state the price per pound net, on the
block.
Separate bids will be received for each post and
Sub-post.
Bids will also be received for Beef and Mutton on
the hoof
For conditions, &c, apply to the undersigned, or
to the Acting COmmssaries of Subs> at any of
the posts named.
The Government reserves the right reject any or
all bids. NJ. p. SMALL,
Chief Commissary.
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r OUIS sCHEIHAGEN, Commerce street, branch
| house on Military plaza. Dealer in Agncu-
ta1al Implements, General Hardware OF al! kinds
such As wagons. etc
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MEXICAN MATTERS.

City of Mexico, March Io.-A government
commission has been appointed to organize a
new postal system, and to accord with the
new state Of affairs. 1t is proposed to add a
postmaster general to the present cabinet.
The commission will closely study the United
States postal system.
The elections in many of the states have
passed off quietly, and resulted generally in
the success of the administration party.
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AIR. n. RYDER-TAYLOR, News Correspon
lVi dent, Stenographer and Accountant, Evening
light office, aa5 Commerce street, San Antonio
News articles Stenographic reports of meetings, law
cases etc furnished deeds and manuscripts copied,
and tradcsnen's accounts posted, audited and col
lect.d by time or contract. p o. Box 545.
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pARNELL NOT PUNISHED.

London, March Io.-The Daily News this
morning denies the report that Parnell was
recently punished by military confinement be-
cause the warden of the prison charged him
with attempting to bride him to smuggle a
letter out of the prison.
INDICTED FOR GAMBLING IN FUTURES.
Memphis, March To-The grand jury of the
criminal Court, to-day, returned indictments
against two bucket-shop keepers for dealing
in futures.
OPPOSING TIE IMPORTATION OF NEGRO LABOR
DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER.
City of Mexico, March 1.-THE Mexican
press is combining in the denunciation Of the
importation of negro labor for employment on
the branch of the Mexican National railroad
from TampiCo to San Luis Potosi, and the
government is asked to insist on the employ
ment Of native labor.
The first death from yellow fever in this
state occurred in Vera Cruz yesterday.
SERGEANT MASON'S SENTENCE.
New York, March 1.-THE sentence of
Sergeant Mason, who fired at Guiteau, has
been approved by. General Hancock. The
sentence is that he be dishonora bly, discharged
from the army, with the loss of all pay and al
lowances, and to be confined in the peniten-
tiary at hard labor for eight years.
RETIREMENT OF TIE FRENCH REPRESENTA-
TIVE.
Cairo, March I3.-The retirement Of M.
DeBcliguieres, the French controller general,
is believed to signify the abandonment by
France Of the policy hitherto strongly advo-
Gated by M. Beliguieres.
RESIGNATION OF TIE MINISTRY.
Athens, March I5-The ministry has re-
signed. The king has summoned NJ. Tr-
conf to an audience at the palace, al noon.
Monday, for the purpose, it is understood, of
intruStng him with the formation of a new
ministry.
TIE STRUGGLE WITH FRANCE.
Paris, March IS.-It is reported that the
Tunisian insurgents have proclaimed Ali
kalif, their leader, and hey of Tunis. The
French flying columns will be dispatched
from Gefsa and Gobis in the direction of the
Tripolitan frontier.
RErORT FROM THE SCENE OF EASTERN
TROUBLES.
Vienna, March I,.-At the council of Aus
TRAN and Hungarian ministers to-day Count
ByIant khydt, minister Of war Of the empire,
announced the complete Austrian occupation
of Crivirsis, and said he anticipated speedy
perfection of Herzegovina matters.
WILL PROTECT IIER CITIZENS.
Rome March I3.-The Italian consul gen.
eral at Tuns has protested against the inse
curity OF life and property in the regency. lie
declares that he will hold the hey responsible
in the event of Italians losing their lives.
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In the year I777 considerable interest was
manifested in an announcement that six stoves
had been completed IN Philadelphia. The
annual product of the stove foundrieS in that
city is now valued at $4,000, 900, and the in
dustry supports about IL, people.
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Ales, Porter, Etc.

AItb1 IOTV6TS HICCs
Mueller's Beer, quarts, pints, per cask dr. n
Deetjen's ale, quarts, per cask, dozen... n
English ale, pints, per cask, dozen...... II
English Porter, pints, per cask, dozen... II
English Porter quarts, per cask, Dozen. II
ST Louis Beer, Anheuser's, qts v cask 6 dz l.
Milwaukee, Sehlitz. quarts, per cask. 6dos I
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Removal.

The office of the famous Larissa Nurseries
has been recently removed to Palestine, Texas,
where all parties desiring fruits, flowers, ever
green's, etc, should address us at that point.
2-I4-f YOAKUM 4 Co.. Palestine. Tex.
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The UNIVERRAL STOMACH BITTERs-b,v.
been fuily tested, and carefully examined by MIR
George kalteye-, welknown chemist and Dr n
Menger, city physician. Both declare them To he
manufactured of pure herbs and the best of spiriTs
and reGomn end them to all suffering from a weak
stomach. The Buters also very effectual as a
preventative.
Also keeps constantly on hand a well a.sor,ed
STOCK OF the best Liquors, Cognac and 10 ckperry
Brandy, Whisky, kunlmel, Flor de Cafe. anIsette
Cordials, Ftc. '
The Universal Stomach Bitters are manufactured
~ IL; nr9net under the peasonal supervision Of
hslskon sittsn, ,-I,e,m
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Advertising Directory.

VIZ G. M SAMUEL, Notary Public. Office
Wv at Courthouse.