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wHEN others arc suileriut word Of kind.
ness aud sympathy. Ifthcy suffering from n
Cold, give them Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; n few
doses of this valuable remedy will afford instant
relief, and q twenty-five cent bottle will cure the
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Opening.


Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished BY Cooke y Co.. Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.
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ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 1.-The market was quiet and
easy and transactions continue light Wheat quoted
at 81 1901 i6 rs to quality. Corn 7s6Slc with small
sales. COnnlrN prndnCn MnmlCl mt nnutRllOns.
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SuD-TREASURY BALANCES.
$7G3i42j IS Currency -.,. 81 III Os


LONDON, Feb Limited States bonds, is, Il9js; do
AS, lI6; do 5s extended, 1881. Atlantic and Great
Western hrsts, 435S; Mi waukee and st. Paul common
no. New Jersey Central consols, lis; Erie, 4O4; do
seconds lOO4; New York Central, l3lA: Illinois Cen
tral, 1861; Pennsylvania, 6lA; Reading, Sl.S; New
York Ontario and Western, 25S The amount of
ance to-day is E209000 India council Bills were al
10 ted to-day at an advance of lied per rupee
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DIED.

ANsBURY.--On Tuesday, January a. Iss2, at
1:i5 y. m, Of paralNss of tue heart, CrAHLEs y.
SrANsuURY In tho Hiet year Ot his age.
Funeral from 81. Johns Church. Georgetown, on
Friday February .. Rt2 o'clock. ~
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DOUBLE TRACE JAAyNEY coUrLERi
schedule to take enect MONDAY. JANUARY 2,

schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY ~
4. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2i Chicago, Cincinnati and st. tOuis fast express
sleeping cnrstn GinclnnaulSt louisiana Chicagd
5ol-B Baltimore tlicuit city and Way stations.
G5O-BaltimOrp, Annapolis, and Way. tpiedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester Hagors;own, aud Way,
t7:B-BaltimOre Express.
Hlo-pont Of Rocks aud Way stations.
sE,.-Philadelphla New York aud Boston Express.
S40-Staunton and Valley Express Connects fot
Hagerstown aud at Point Of Rocks for Frederick.
tGOO-BaltmOrC Hyattsville, and laurel EXprcss
stops at Bultsvillc, Annapolis Junction, Jcs,upN
aud Doraey's. ON sunday stops at all stations
Connects for Annapolis.
ieoo-Baliimorc Express. stops at Hyattsville and
tlO;O-Pittsburg. Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Lonla
- . Express. Parlor aud sleeping cars,
iGio- baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis, and way
tl:25-on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
tS;oo-B baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ev.
Ss6-Baitmoro ana way stations. (wlnchostcr.
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Way, via RclayD
i:1 baltimore, nyattsve, and laurel Express.
SLreierlck, via Relay stops ut Annapolis
t4t0- Balamorc, Annapolis, and Way stations.
chester, and Way stations (Onsunday 10 Point
of Rocks and Way stations only.l
via Relay STOPS at Hyattsvlc and iaurei.j
6:15-point of Rocks and Way stations.
W-Bul tfnore and Way stations.
tI:0-B baltimore, llyattsvie, and Laurel Express
tS:l0.PtSburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
s35-PhiadephIn, New York and Boston Express.
Sleeping cars 70 New York. stops ut Hyatts'
t0:I7-Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping cars to Cincinnati aud Chicago.
sunday. DSGy '''"a'y o"'S o'"e' '""' ''''S' o"eCp'
Ali trains rrom Washington stop at Relay station.
and ohio TiskeI onicSs"@ @asEnStcn station 5is and
where orders will bo taken for baggage TO be checked
/ and received nj point In the city,
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1NhE ohEAI hEGAEISxsyrv,N1, po,,r,,
10 THE N6RTm WEsi, AND SOUTHWEST
h n9E sLE TRAyk STEEL III ,o,,,r
IN EFFECT JANUARY %, Iss2.
| TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station.
corner sixth aud II streets nS follows:
For plttshury aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 90 d. M
from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati Western Express
7;Dp m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pttsburg and
Cincinnati Natl Express, $50 y. nj. daily for Pitts
BkITiMoREAN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For tHnandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, niagara. G1
p m. daily, except saturday, with Palace Cars Ia
Canandatgila.
For Williamsport, Loci; Haven, and Elmlra, at o5o
For New York and the East, sooa. m, 1890 NJ, l31
$50 and lG5l p nj on SUNDAY; !; o, $50, and laA
m. Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars,
For Brooklyn, n. y, all through trains connect
anOrling direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoiding
double icrrage across New York city.
aud 1000 D. m; on SUNDAY. I;D, $40 $50. and O:Si
p ~. Limited Express, $50 " H. daily, except
For baltimore GAO 500 800 1890 n ni. and l:aO i:2O
40 $40 1880 H5O, and lon p m; on sunday, 800.
, $50 An q NJ M I'D go 7So s;5o and 100 p m. ,,u,.
Fur Popes Creek Line, GlO 10, M ana AiO p M daily
For annapolis $40 a. M and $40 p. M daily, except
Sunday.
| ALEX ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
| NAY NAY n AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aicxandria; $780, 79O. 90, ii:OO and lies a. m
42O, 500 GID 500 and 1880 p. M on sunday, at $40
G2D, llON and li:2j a. M. and 500 p. NJ.
For Richmond and the south 6:OAnd li'2i ~ M daily
! and 5:ON y, m, daily, except sunday.
Trains !"'vc Alexandria 'lot Washington, 600 sos,
1858, ana iUne H. M, 1910, 800 500, 700 and p2O
and 1900 ndnishti on sunday, at sos, S5 and 1000
| n. M. 1909 Il O:.l y. m.
Tickets aud Information Nt the Office, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and at the Station where orders can bo lCt for
the checking of baggage TO destination from hotels
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MaItimore NtooL noard.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-Virginia 6s, deferred. 10; d
consO dated CO.. do second series, 3SlS; past due cou
pons, 20; new l040s, 80 bid to-day.
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NIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

on and after SUNDAY, January 90 1882, trains
leave II. * T. Depot ~ follows;
7:lO a. m.-Ncw orleans Mail, daily. Direct conncc-
tiun for the South and Southwest. Iuily to points
west OF Charlottesville on G. a. o. Hallway
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 7:lO train from Wasll-
inBtUn to Atlanta, via DauVillo, aud from LynCl-
burg and Atlanta 10 New Orleans.
1850 a. mFnst Mail daily for Atlanta and the South,
via Dnnvillc aud Charlotte.
Pullman sleeping Cars on 1880 H. M train from WASH
ingtun TO Atlanta.
I0:3j p. n,-Southcru Express daily, for all points
south, via Dauvlo and Charlotte,
Pullman Sleeping Cars ON lO3i D. rain from Wash.
ingtOn to Charleston, :, e.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take T:l0 q.
train daily, except SUNDAY. For WnrrCnton, 7:t0
a m. and ll:;D n. m, traiIls daily.
For tickets aud Information c''Il at Virginia Mid
land OniCe 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue,
n. MACDANIEL, Agent
M SLAUGHTER General Ticket AGENT. laiO
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FINANCIAL.
rRANELERS, GUIDE

PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST ANn THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THEEAST AND THE wkST VIA WASHINGTON
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In the Senate yesterday Grover reported
bill authorizing the secretary of the treasury
to examine and report the claims of Texas,
Oregon, Nebraska, Washington and Idaho,
for monies expended ON account of Indian
hostilities.
The bill granting right of way to St. Louis
Railroad through Indian territory discussed;
went over.
In the house, the p. o. appropriation bill
elected considerable discussion, the bill was
ratified and goes to the conference committee.
ON the 10th snow fell to the depth of three
inches in Iowa.
ROUNDS has been confirmed as public
printer.
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tongues, and that it should be circulated, and
that they should form a society to do this great
work. The conference generally agreed that
the formation of the new society would be
infinitely better than to attempt to resuscitate
an old one.
THE ARMY BILL.
Washington, April Io.-A special to the As
sociated Press says: General Sherman's dis
patch, asking that no exception be made in
hit favor to the compulsory retirement clause
of the army bill, has served to make the pas
sage of the clause through the senate GER
talnty, although the attempt be made to strike
out the compulsory retirement after forty years
of service. which, as ii happens, only strikes
General Pope. He is the only officer under
sixty. years of age who has served con-
unually for forty years, having graduated from
West Point before he was twenty years of
age.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
Washington, April TO- - The motion to
quash the star.route indictments was based in
part on Maryland law of 1922, which the de-
tense held to be operative in the district.
Judge Wiley held that this law, along with all
other Maryland laws ot the same class, had
disappeared from the district code wears ago.
He also held the jurisdiction of his court to be
complete, and that cases Of conspiracy were
sufficiently clearly defined to warran, the in
dictment, thus ruling against the defendants
upon all the points. The discussion covers
all of the conspiracy law, bond and perjury
cases. and also that Of Augustus c. Soteldo,
under indictment for numbering his brother
while endeavoring to shoot Clarence Barton in
the Republican editorial rooms.
Mr.. Soteldo's counsel had raised the points
under these old Maryland laws, against the
suclsncy OF the Indictment against Soteldo
| for murder.
The bail of Stephen w. Dorsey was declar
ed forfeited and a bench warrant for his arrest
issued, his council acknowledging that he is
not in the city to plead.
GOOD PLAN TO SECURE SOLID LEVERS
Memphis, April 1.-THE Memphis Cotton
Exchange to-day indorsed plan proposed by
the Memphis ana New Orleans railroad and
the levee company for the protection of the
Vazoo basin from overflow. The company
contemplate building line of embankment
for railroad five feet above high water mark,
running along east side of the Mississippi
river from Memphis to Nicksburg, thus form
ing at once levee and roadbed. The GOV
eminent is asked to guarantee the interest of
the company's bonds.
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MenHer Hotel Arrivals

Nv Hance, Mount Pleasant; A G Randsell
Stockton; + Poyzer, Alabama; W IL Burgess
Segun; Frank Byler, Texas; |. l. Magnus, S
Louis; Geo Harrison. Chicago; c b CoIyer
Baltimore: Capt John wv Wines,N Y; George
Whiting, Columbus; Geo Raabe, Ellenger
Mrs c Woodwork. Miss Laura Wood
worth, Fort Wayne; Won lIauthausen, Ger.
many; Tom Helm, ST Louis; + Wilson, Aus
tin: c w and Mrs Ohrendortf, st Louis; NJ
Bassett. c K Holmes. Marshall; f 7 c Am,
bier, New York; " n and Mrs Monroe, d.
Cooper, Del Rio.
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MARKETS BY TEi.EGRAPH.
KANSAS CITY MARKET,

KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, April Ia Bacon - short
clear, ~; long clear, TX.
Wheat-No. spot $i.I6B; No. 3 spot,
9lHc.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, April I2.--Dy salt meats -
higher, firm; shoulders, $500; long clear,
$1,000; short clear, 5000.
Bacon - strong; shoulders, s; long clear,
II1S; short clear M.
Flour - better; Xxx, $4~S5@$5.oo; XXX,
$5.4o@$S. 50; Family, S.. SOFAS Sc; Choice,
So: Io(9 Sc. 20; Fancy, Sc 4o@$6.6c.
Pork-jobbng lSH.
Lard-nomnal; IIR.
Oats-higher; s. cash; July 594.
Corn - higher; 735s975 cash; 73@74H;
May; 72H@73H June.
Wheat - higher; cash. ST. 3o4@$I. 3oH;
SI.2IB; July. $i.ISGy$I.I94.
LNEkrOoL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April II, 1870 p. m. - Cotton
quiet but steady; middling uplands 65sd;
middling Orleans e. Is-I6d Total sales,
| 1000 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, April IL. - Cotton-receipts
679 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York, April II. Cotton futures
closed steady; January II.6I-6S April IL. 10;
May I2.2o; june I2.4I-42; July 2.s6-1;
August 1911; September IL. IS 60; October
II67; November II.47-4S; December II.4o-
ST. Total sales 81 600.
l. &G N. r.
Receipts-One car of mowers and reapers,
I wagons, wheels, 5 lumber, merchan-
disc
Shipments-Three cars OF lumber, ; horses,
IS 600 pounds merchandise, 81 bales cotton.
One Of our distinguished amateurs. in
speaking to the musical directors of concert,
SAID: I'm not going to follow you. You
must lead But then he is Hibernian, and
is allowed TO speak twice
Col. L'itleheld, the cattle king of Gonzales,
is at Hord's.
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He Was Satisfied,

One Phipps was convicted of burglary in the
District Court this morning and when he was
asked if he had anything to say why sentence
should not be passed upon him replied: "No,
| am satisfied" ''Well," remarked Judge
Noonan, eff you are, am" and proceeded
to sentence him for two years.
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Vance Hotel Arrivals.

c H and Mrs Hill, California; I Ken
nedy, New London; T McMullen, Chicago;
G and Mrs Spencer, Miss Lizzie Cuthbertson,
Laredo; ii Ii Ellis, Campwood; ii l. Brown,
La razette; w Hetfner, Boerne; Miss Mary
Hart, Laredo; w ii Reynaud, lIoustuni ID
Donavon, Dallas.
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This morning one of the gamblers dealt with
in the district court did not answer, and his
bond was forfeited. When the friends Of the
defauter saw this they asked for the judgment
to be set aside, and for permission to plead
guilty. This being granted tumbler OF sil-
yer dollars was produced, and the tiaed $25 OF
paid.
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Arrivals 1T the Central Hotel.

G + Shooner M ID, Cincinnati; w Ill King,
Dory Mown, Laredo; H NJ Hodges, Indiana;
A II Taylor, ID Harris, Medina; NJ w Kill
chens, Atascosa; w G. Meinert, LaGrange; K
Albert, Flasia; Ferd Niggl, W ID Ward, Cas-
troville: Cullen, Dallas; w T Mumine, New
Braunfes; J Orchard, Luling: G Grange, N
O; w K Stone, Fort Concho; George Lewis,
Fort Davis.
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HOrd's Hotel Arrivals.

Fl Loesch, Chicago; A M Warner. & G N
RI; Wadsworth, Eagle Pass; w A FL
bridge, Houston; l. III Brown, Helena; Ed
Iukes, PIeasanton; G. w Littletied, Gonzales:
F A Langaheim, Plain6eld; Underhill M
Patterson, Austin; K f Arnold, Tilden; 7
Mcneil, Oakville; & w Hurley, Arkansas.
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LOCAL DOTS.
forget the concert to night.

The Volksfest committee meet tonight
q success at Austin.
One hundred fans will be given away to
the ladies tonight, at Casino hall.
We have been over to Austin to see al
the smart men Of the state.
The members of the legislature 90 one
eye in the blind asylum.
Governor Davis is expected home from
Washington on Saturday.
"A wagon loaded with cotton broke down
on the Military plaza this morning.
| Charlie Newman marries Miss Lille
Calm, of l,ulingi on Sunday April 25rd'
The Rev. w. J. Young Joined w. A.
Smith and Katie E. Lovet in the holy bonds
of matrimony last night.
In view of the advocacy of the Express
Costing might truly exclaim, ooh Lord, save
me from my friends.
| COL H. B. Andrews will visit Austin to-
morrow. No more excursions, if You please,
Colonel.
Hart & Brown will keep the audience
cool tonight, by presenting 100 fans at Casino
hall.
The Volksfest executive committee meets
every Wednesday, in Turner hall, at 8 O'Clock
p. III.
Sim. Harris final rehearsal passed of we'll
last night and indicated quality and quantity
Of talent for his concert to night.
Mr.. G. w. Konkle has taken out apermit
| r.. A. .G ~, N.rL Nrfh
side OF Augusta street.
The Ephemerals will give a hop at the
springs Saturday night, complimentary to Miss
b Magnus, from st. Louis, who is on a
visit to Mrs. Lewnthal.
-Ex-Deputy Marshal Goldwater is to APP
pear before the recorder to-,lay to answer the
charge Of using insulting language against X.
DeBuna.
Capt. Oglesby is in the city.
w. ID. Ward, of the Castrovue Quill, and
Sheriff Niggli, are again in the city.
Chas. Hugo is now visiting friends in DE
Witt county, and expects to return next week.
DIR G.. +. Spooner, of Cincinnati is staying
at the Central.
The Hon. w. II. Burgess is stopping at the
Menger.
George Whiting, of Columbus, prominent
merchant. is at the Menger.
Captain and Mrs. Wines, of New York, are
in the city.
Mrs. C.. b. and Miss Woodwork, Of For
Wayne, are on brief visit to the city.
c. w. and Mrs. Ohrndorfi are registered a
the Menger.
c. II. and Mrs. Hill, of California, are stay
ing at the Vance.
James A. Pillsbury, representing Davi'
Nicholson, of st. Louis, is quartered at 24'
Soledad street.
Major and Mrs. Monroe, accompanied b,
DR.. Cooper, have arrived at the Menger from
Del Rio.
Mr.. McBrannigan, the well-known livery
stable keeper of Galveston, is in the city visit
ing his friends.
Mr.. Henry Newton is in from the far ives
and reports the land fairto look upon and thu
country hourishing. Mr.. n. goes to Cuero Il
buy wool during the season.
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In order to avoid any imputation of IN
fairness, Sim Hart has not only placed tho 30,
nation drawing in the hands Of committee,
but he has also purchased huge revolving
ballot box, which would efjectually prevent
any completely arrangement
The wedding of Mr.. Smith, and Miss
Levet which took place at the residence Of
the brides mother on Blum street last
evening, was delightful occasion to the friends
and guess present. Mr. VIM. A. Smith is bag
gage master on the Sunset, between Uvalde
and Eagle Pass Junction.
Tom Butler was before Justice Adam yes
terday for being disorderly. He was fined
$a5, and in default sent to Jail. He is said to
be insane.
Archie Chevalier is wroth about the Ex-
press item in respect to WaShingion's banjo,
and says that it is, like most of the items in the
same paper, inaccurate.
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An Open Letter,

It's always a pleasure
to see old friends and
to be in a position to
make new ones. This
we are glad to say,
is the case with the
old established house
of A. NORRIS, cor
ner of Commerce and
Yturristreets. Their
spring stock of cloth,
ing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
etc., is now nearly
all in and having
been selected with
the greatest care in
New York and Bos-
ton, they are enabled
to offer this season
greater inducements
than ever, as we'll in
prices and quality as
in assortment. Par
ticular attention is re-
quested to their line
of Straw and Felt
Hats. By giving
them a call, we feel
assured, you will
never regret it.
A. MORRIS, Commerce Street
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Dublin. April 10 Parnel was released from
prison this morning and is now on his way to
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Proposals tor improvement Of Valley Ditch,
MAYORS OFFICE,

Clty OF san ANTONIO, April +, 1872. J
Proposals will be received until IL M, Mon
day, 18th instant, for the improvement of the
Valley ditch, in accordance with plan and
specifications, to he seen al this office. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
4-I2-}t ii. FRENCH, Mayor.
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tongues, and that it should be circulated, and
that they should form society to do this great
work. The conference generally agreed that
the formation of the new society would be
infinitely better than to attempt to resuscitate
an old one.
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MORMoNS AND MoNoGAMrsTs.
BAPTISTS AND THE BIBLE.

New York, April Io.-At the meeting of the
Baptist conference to-day the opinion was
generally expressed that they should have
true translation of the Bible in all known
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A DAY OUT.

-
the country to see the glories of a genuine
Texas spring. A drive over the prairies may
be tedious; sharp gallop on horseback may
require too much exertion for contemplation
to have full sway: then take the iron horse
going in any direction from San Antonio, and
in few hours ride your eyes will have Toasted
upon wild flowers and an exquisite blending
Of colors sufficient to last you for whole
year.
Boarding the north-bound Internations
train at 6-3o a. m. yesterday, I'VE had scarcely
passed beyond the limits Of the city before our
iron charger was plunging through sea OF
wild flowers, and as he tossed the waves of
beauty from his TANKS, the incense Of nature
the perfume Of spring-came floating in at the
car windows. Looking cut beyond the swift
track of the train, as far as the eye could
reach was a landscape of glorious color
| ing-the royal robe of spring thousands
of acres of lupns in solid beds, which
near by wore deep blue hue, like the waters
of the ocean, while distance toned the color
down to light greyish cost as if summer
cloud had fallen upon the green valley; then
thousands of acres of verbinas, with their rich
purple hue; then fe Ids of the white primroses
like snow patches on the green wheat fields
of the north in spring time. Then pink prim
roses in such masses that the hillside
seemed like bushes of a rosy
checked maiden; then golden patch,
like cloth OF gold, and general blend
ing Of all colors. What glorious sail over
this sea of color. A, times groups of children,
half hidden by the flowers, held up the trophies
Of childhood for our inspection with a shout
Of gadness.
And there were fields of grain full of prom
Use Of abundant harvest; and Of corn, with the
farmer busy turning over the fresh sod; and
upon the open meadows grazed hundreds Of
cattle. Such picture of beauty, Of prosper
ity, of health, of contentment, can not be met
with, we opine, in any other land under the
sun.
The country between San Antonio and Aus
tin will bear the highest coloring, without
reaching the perfection of the real picture pre-
scented to the eye of the traveller.
Real Estate Transfers.
Edness S. Leach, by warranty deed, to
Daniel Weed lot IA, in BeIvin's addition.
to the city Of San Antonio; consideration
$3.50.
F. Collins, joined by her husband c. COL
Inns, by warranty deed, to August Santleben,
land lying on Seventh street; conside alton
81, 100; $40 cash, the balance to be paid on
May 18th, 1882; vendors lien retained.
!. S. Lockwood, by warranty deed, to K.
M. Thompson, six acres of land, fronting eight
wares on South Flores street; consideration
$500.
Bryan Callaghan, by deed, to Jesus Iujan,
lot 5, block FL, west of the San Pedro creek;
consideration $3.50.
Bryan Callaghan, by deed, to Tomas
I-ongoria, lot -, block FL, west of the San
Pedro creek; consideration $3.50.