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e. c. Holden has quite variety
Of goods to sell without reserve at
auction, at eleven o'clock this MORN
ing. See adj.
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This has been an exciting week in
Astoria. But the strain is over, and
there need now be no apprehensions.
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The GfaSmere is due at this port
Long continued caIms probably de-
tain her.
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Constipation, liver and kidney dis
eases are cured by Browns Iron Bit
tiers, which enriches tho blood, and
strengthens the whole system.
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All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery. and toilet articles, etc. can
be bought at the lowest prices, az J. w.
COnn's drug store, opposite DC 'iden
hCtel, Astoria.
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West Shore: West shore.

The West Shore for June; splendid
illustrations of Astoria; Just the num-
Der TO send away. One thousand cop
les at Cart Adler's.
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Notice.

A Ny PARTIES HAVING LOST ANY
N article at the late fire VIII confer n IA
vOT by calling n the house Of Thomas Stan
field and searching said house. rs several
articles have been found there amongst the
effects Of j. III. Leonard, who, through COM
passion, he sheltered, but as articles be-
iOngiu. tu other parties have been found
with his effects. hereby notify all parties
20 search my house, 80 that the public will
not De- under the impression that I took
them. THOMAS STANFIELD.s
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Group. WhOOpmg Cough and Bron-
chitiS immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by W. u. Dement,.
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\ dressing to beautify gray hair ev-
cry family needs. Parker's Hair Bal
sam never fails To satisfy.
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For the genuine J. III. Gutter Old
Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp
hell
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"A. NJ. johnson wants his debtors
to come and get receipts.
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Reserved seats for ladies and their
escorts at the circus tonight.
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Steamer Days.

Following is a resume Of sailing
dates for ocean steamers Tor June
and July, steamers leaving Astoria
and San Francisco every three days:
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The Queen Of the Pdcifs is due
this morning.
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-Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by ShilOh'S Catarrh REM
Pdy. Price 10 cents, Nasal Injector free.
For sale by ". +. Dement,.
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The Ullock sailed for Liverpool
yesterday.
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Lost.

TTIWO TRUNKS: ONE WOODEN TRUNK
d painted white. with clothing and papers
IN II the other y yellow tin trunk, with
cross stripes. Please leave at police station.
III. JELDNES.
6-St Formerly Of Blue Wing Saloon.
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The Main street wharf is a bust
ling place these days.
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That Hacking Cough can be so
quickly cured by ShilOh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by w. Il. Dement,.
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The 4. b. Field leaves for Tilla-
nook next Tuesday.
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Sherman d Humans circus to-
night.
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glle Daily AStnria,l
ASTORIA, OREGON:

SATURDAY...-............~JULY :, 1855
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-SlcepleSs Nights, made miserable
10y tllat terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by w. f. De-
mPnt
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The We6foot arrived in yester-
day.
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The Citg Of Carlisle has arrived
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Ocean Grove.

rEIHE Plat OF THIS BEAUTIFUL sum
4 meT reSSOrt has Just been recorded IL
i situated on ClaISOp Beach just west Of the
Grimes House. and iS one Of the finest lOca-
tiouS on the cnaSt tO 20 for summer yaca-
ton. Lots are limited in number-wili soon
Ice .suue-iirST come first served. Call and
examine map showing location. etc.
BOZORTH & JOHNS.
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-Shloh'S Cough ana Consumption
Cure i sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by w. Z. De-
ment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-30
CIsI,IINAI.ITsES
Progress Yesterday In the Frank lanes
Trial.

ST. Louts. August 20.-Post.Dispatch
GHliatln special. Ihis morning Geo. W.
McJAdn, n farmer, in ia, ksOn county, les
titled to Dick Liddcll leaving wagon at
Witness house some time after the Win
,tun affair. The books OF the Richmond
express office were put In evidence to
show the receipt OF guns and Mrs. James
srwing machine.
Ms ELLA kindly and nor mother. living
four mites from Winston, Identified Dick
lidlyll and Frank james a, being together
on the day OF the robbery.
VIM Bray, Tire fam Win took Jesse
James ia buggy to Hamilton at the
time the expedition was abandoned mt
GHllatiu on account uf Jesae's sickness,
corrohur-t ted Dicks account Of the at
( IT. lie positively identified Frnk and
other mcmb IN Of the gang that waited
hls farm with their sick companion.
Il. T.. Bray, son ut the foregoing Wit
meas, tcstiiicd tn the visit " the gang to
his fathers house.
Mrs. Bray corruborttcd her husband
aud son, and was much clearer in her
/ ! cutlticRtion than either.
Mrs. Frank James testified TINT man
WHO strOngly rescmbled the prisoner
called with three steers Mt her house,
eight miles west OF GHllRtin, October
18th. and ate dinner. he des ription
Of the others tuilIeH with that OF Jesse
James, Dick Liddell aud Wood llite.
Frank WOlfcuberger, u young farmer
living nine miles from GH'lhtin, was ono
~ the best witnesses examined. II was ut
his house the rubbers stopped over night
from tine SECOND "trip whcn Jesse was
tnkcn ,tck. Witness accurately described
the party. deSign, NJ Clarence llilr as
"sluuCu' Dick llddcll he recognized ~
one OF the party lie detailed the move
mrnt- oi The party during the time they
we're ut Iii house, repeating conversations
and showing a remarkable memory
"details. The subject OF race horses wHs
brought up at the supper table. anl the
defendant. WHOM the witlcs- positively
Identified, showed Unusual familiarity with
the celebrated race horses Ut HE day.
ESGlsEER KILLED
Sr. LOUIS, August 29-rho Wabash
tram, known as the "CAnnon Ball"
which left Council Bluff last evening at
3 o'clock, when neur Clifton, Mo, at =
"a. M, ran over II COW. Tho engine,
baggage cur aud one coach, were de
rallied and the engine M act. Engineer
Hall, one of the oldest employees OF the
road wus killed. No passengers injured.
Mrs. Wolfeubcrger cucroboratei her
husband,
Dr. VIM Black, Of Gallatiu, testified
10 uu interview with james IN the indie
peudcnco jail. IN which he talked about
the acting Of kccnc, NJ Uullough and
Fred Wnrde and quoted Shakespeare
literally
Matthew'S. Of Clay county, whose marc
WAS stolen and ridden by Frank James.
/ described tho animal. 1t ia admitted On
/ every hand that the state has made "a
I very strong case.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY AT
BRENNAN.
Thomas r, Hoxie Meets his Death
at the Hands of William
Testard.
EX-GOVERNOR rENSE.s FUNERAL,

Special Telegram to the Examiner.
BRENnAM. August ~ This ev ming
at d;3O o'clock Bill Tostard shot and
killed Thos. h. Hoxie ON the street.
The parties had d iiliculty last night.
ana this morning Hoxie was up town
hunting Icstard with shot gun. They
met in "a store, and Hoxie WINS prevented
from shooting Testard, 10y friend
Testard LETT the store, and 1t is said
lloXje continued to make threats at
different times and places during the
day. At the time Of the shooting lluxie
was on horseback carrying his shot gun
and inqulring for Testari 1t was
about dusk. restard, who wns ON the
sidewalk, opened fire with
large sized revolver, firing 1--we shots,
one of which took effect in HoNics
body. He dsmuunted ON the opposite
side OF his horse and ran few steps.
still holding his gun, He Tell and was
carried into "a drug store, expiring I'M
mcuiately. IestHrd was arrested and
jailed, and an inquest is now in pro.
gress The trou lie orig mated III a
bagmo. Both displayed good grit aud
1t seems to have been question: Of
getting the drop Testard was raised
here. Huxie was raised at Independence
Ina family being one of the oldest IA
the county. Both were young men,
twenty-five and twenty .threc.
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sH
FROM GALVESTON


GArNEsroN, August -. The drouth
continues. Many people have r,sortcd Ia
wells for water, not only tor scruubng
bu, for cooking and drinking. There Is
danger Ut sickness, resulting from the toe
free e OF this water, rs well rs from i'm.
pure water obtained from nearly dry
cisicrns. The plan ot sondug
large tanks and cstcrns to the fresh
water basins ON the main Land to be
filled aud brought back are being dis.
CUsscd
About 1000 M Of railroad iron will
within the next 60 or 10 days, he receiv-
ed at this oTt IRON Europe. Some is
already ahoHt; 1000 tons are
marrow gauge, rails tor the kansas pnd
Gulf shore line. The agent Of the Nil
souri, Pacific Is already here to cstab-
li-h "a bonded yard. The tutl duty on
the iron will amout TO upwards OF $500
900
Ihe sale OF $40 acres OF land and
water frontage Mt Virginia Poi {,
the main land opposite this city, b.
in 'ge Jones to the California lnveN
ment company, Of which Hunting ON u,
the controlling member, causes ~,
somewhat general impression hero tht
whurves are to he constructed aud tlS
channel deepcned II
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EKOM AISTIN.

'f''lh l'ltEIdh 10 tue Examiner
AusuS, August % Tho collectors of
Brown and Gonzales counties settled
today. The attorney neral decided
Tint collectors must be paid under the
law ns amended by the last legislature
FOR services rendered during the last OF.
fetal year.
The peuitentiary DO nd to-day approx
ed the bond ~ Conner Il EurIis, lessee
Of the Rnsk prison Tho report NJ the
superintendent shows 2,i99 cOuvictE ON
hand; admitted during July III; lis
charged, 30; died II. The board refused
TO mnae Il change IN the bond Of Still
~ Bro, who work a few ,unvicts ut
Huntsville. The board considered the
changes asked for Srclmgsuu 4 Kemp
uer's contract, but came to No conclusion.
The assessment rolls OF Frio, 4 yullH,
Rams and Brown counties have been re-
reivod. The increased values in the last
named, SLWgS72.
Gulye ton base bu lists will play the
Austin boys here next week,
The funeral OF Ex-Governor Ptasr thl4
evening was largely attended. The state
department aud many business houses
were closed
The board of underwriters have re,
fused tn increase the Insurance. ON fran,
bu ldluEs.
The sickness of gentlemen having
charge Of the work on the uuiyerfity,th
death Of the sub contractor and til,
strike " the masons have retarded con
-trnction, but everything IL now pro
crossing aud the building will soon he
completed.
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NUMBER 21S

ladies who were with him; W. w. r. Tip -
poy, Palisades Mr.. LsngioTe and daugh-
ter. OF rarrytall ". ". \. Harris, super
intcndrnt of the Belt railway; Moses u.
Gore, OF Workers. and Mr.. Rose, OF Sing
sing. Ex-senator Strahon was NOT
ON the unfortunate steamer Riverside
Crowds Of curiosity seekers gathered to-
day on the wharf in front OF the spot
where the RIverdale sank yesterday, and
watched the boats plying around the
wreck, picking up wha ever tloated. No
bodies have been found siuce yesterday,
aud the belief strengthens that there ara
none in the wreck or only two or three.
The list of the missing is being gradu-
ally thiuned ont, Those supposed to
have gone on the steamer or who wero
really passengers, are heard from as sa' Is
In the city or at their homes ny the river
Tho full extent of calamity has been
stated, The wreck will be taken to Jer-
sey lints when Il search can he made for
more bodies II any there be, The three
injured mon are doing well IN the hos
ptal. Rev. Ilowott Gardner Is seriously
scaldcd, but may recover.
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FROM DALLAS.

special Telegram no the Examiner
DALLAS, August ~ Fred. prtpr7 Tell
from q wagon to-day, one wheel passing
over him and breaking hi leg.
A burly negro entered the Jerks office
To-day and wanted a divorce from m-
wife. lie said he was going to marry %
woman who wanted n divorce from her
husband. lie had come to see II he could
not get cheaper rates ny taking two II
-ort Of lumning trade. Many such appli-
cation, are now made
The case OF 4. !. Hair, the hotel horri-
icr. ", j. W. Tucker, Tor libel is on tril
Hair came to Dallas last wintcr,claiming tn
hyyc q patent on an advertising bloltcr
The hotel registers threatened to sue Tor
intringoments all parties who should
make, sell or buy any advertising regis
ter. fuckers business cOnllicted with h-
aud Tucker had seen an article In Phil
delphia paper, exposing him as n grand
old fraud. This he had printed and cirGu-
lated, upon " hich Hair has based liDc
suit
street paving is progressing more rap
lilly than ever.
ltsc b1lI: Fort Worth Nationals 20,
Dallas Blue Stocking ~.
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.SOE HLNCIkBIj I'm,
Withdraws from the Speakership Contest
and Announces rs Candidate for
the Senate,

LouisvILLE, AUGUST ga special 10
he Courier journal from Frankfort says
Hon. j. g. Blackburn was in the city to.
day and made known his intention con
crning the leadership to Col. j. Stod-
dnrd Johnston, editor Of the Fra kfort
Yoeman He Hnid. "Certaiuly, have
no reservation when | otn say TINT am
not II cnndidate for the spcakership. My
desire for the success Of the demOcra 10
purity IN congress, and for the
organization ~ that body on II
basis which will insure the
best interest Of the country | support
to any mere feeling Of personal ambi-
tiun. ardent friends and fellow NOM
borH have urged me to prosecute a
canvas FOR the position, aud have as
sured me OF substantial strrngth in
caucus, but am satisfied that in order
10 defeat the Vaccinations Of tho pro
toctionists aud to secure the election of
speaker who viii reflect the true dem
ocratic theory of tariff Tor
reform only, it will be necessary TO
concentrate, rather than, by having too
many candida o. repres nting similar
views, to promote the chances Of tho
common foe. by this withdrawal Ken
lucky will be united 10 the fight, and
shall bend all my energy to the success
~ hat candidate, who representing the
| true principles Of tariff reform, shall
show the best prospect tor success.
/ These may ba said TO bo
cDn-i CREATIONS of a public nature which
have led me 20 this conclusion. There
are, however, personal reasons which
supplement them, and have also con
ding influence. ST ce the ad-
iourument OF congress | have
been urged by many personal
ilrnds to permit the use of my name "a
a candidate tor the senate After mature
co. sideution have consented to become
a candidate, and you are authorized TO an.
nouuce me. I do not ieel that / can, with
propriety, stand tor both positions. Twill
devote my energy O. that Of senator,
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The Dead, The Injured and lbs Missing.

NEw NoHK, August ~ Following Is
4 lie. Ut those killed. or injured ln the dis
Ast'r 10 the steamer Riverside yesterday
Mrs. julia SIssOn. aged Gs, Turrl town, y.
! .. drowned; Ihpmas Gregg, ag,d - Ia
tally crushed; John Crcvat, fireman, miss
Ing, believed Killed Grorgo Deymer, IRE
man. scllded to death; Orylllc Gardner,
the evangelist. OF Brooklyn, scaliei Ia
tally; Nichols SHilair, mate, ihlgh broken
The following are the missing: Mrs.
Lung-tree,, sir. Archibald, Mr. Neon
nell, Mr.. Emily MardOh, at Hayersuaw ;
AbTam TOmpklns, OF larrytall, and three
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FROM RIGEsNEE.


Special Telegram to the Examiner,
BrEHEr, August 29.-Cotton il moving
slowly. A prominent cotton buyer says
he expects IA lighter crop, but heavier
pts for Burnet than last year.
Stockmen are much discouraged for
want Of water.
A sample OF salt mpde at the salt
works uetr here wa brought 10 town
to-day. 1t If a superior quality Of salt
aud the supply IL ucHhHustible. The
works will be operated on an extens 50
plan and another season will find Burne
mp to the times in the salt market
A protracted Campbellte CAM
meeting il going on here.
The great western freight association
IL -oon TO be organized with huad
quart rs at this place, with j. b. Raw
liugs as general superintendent.
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FROM DENISON.


Special Telegram 10 the Examiner.
DRSIsoH, August 20 This morning
two ladi we're met in front Of the First
National bank by a son Of Peter Nc
Grew, whose upper story IL badly bal
auccd. with an oath he push d them
ON the side walk into the street,
Though badly frightened, neither werr
lurt. M. McGIeyy aud his father
leave for Ireland tomorrow.
The Daily Gate City an evening
paper made its first APPEARANCE tins
evening. 1t Is published by Chapman
a Dyer.
The North Compress opened yestcr
day with plenty 10 do, aud expects I,
handle a large quantity Of cotton thil
season.
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New District ATTORNEY.


hhiFt4tHu NtWs OF festrrihy.
The vacancy in the United States dis.
trlrt attorncyship t.r the eastern district
" Texas, created by the resignation Of
Mr. Gutheridge the News IL credibly in
formed, will be promptly filled by the
appointment Of Mr. Joseph H. Wilson,
Of tins city republican lawyer Of *
perieuce aud ability. As no democrat
eau, under the policy " the admins.
trntIou, receive the Office, Mr., Wilson
will be acceptable generally on account
Of his mod rate yiews and gentlemauly
instincts. IN the selection Of Mr. vii.
son the government will have found Le
services Of good officer aud good
lawyobwho Will do credit to the posi- ion.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Record Of the Races at Saratoga Yes
terday,

SARAroGA, Nugust2 20 Three.quarters
mle-lachard Land first; Envoy second
Powhattan third. Time-l:lSI.
One mile, seven yhrls-Owen Bow
ling, lst; Princess, I'd; McGinty 81.
rtme-lIS "a.
Milo aud quarter -Fiye hurdles,
Fury first; Beaver Witch, second; Ra-
We third. rlme-2:22.
Mile and 900 yards Capsias, lst;
Bcs lc, ID; Bluzes, Sd. TIne-2.li Ii.
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Readytor,he FnIITrmde

Mr. II Jacobs, NOR liant tailor, Third
street, has Just received Il fine new
sto k of fall AMI carly winter goods,
containing all the latest sryles. II you
WOul ser something nice and get the
pick NJ tie prctuest and finest lot Of
goods ever brought 10 tnls city, call early
and order fine suit Of clothes. Perfect
dts guaranteed, Only the very best
wOrkmen are employed.
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PAuIs. August % The trcnty be.
tween France and Amman prpyidos for
the complete recognition o Il French
protectOrato over AMMAN and IOnquin,
the definite annexation Of DiathonR to
China, the permanent military Occupa-
ton by the French Of the forts Of Wang
chun and Lcire and the immediate dis
banding Of the real Annamitc corps.
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LIvEtP or, August 2g.-lu the eHami
nation ct MrDermOtt, dynamite conspira
tor, 1t l. stated that card was lonui Oh
him signed by jos Stephen and O'Dono'
was 10 MrDrrmott, the following wa
written: "Irll tue boys over there I vii
do my utmo-t 10 help to destoy the com
mon enemy
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FROM san ANTONIO.

Special Telegram to he ENamiarr
SAs ANTOSro, August % Ed.
McDayit met with a serious accident on
tue raj road yesterday which terminu ed
IN death to-day McDaylt had some
Misunderstanding with the station
master 1t Converse and went down to
settle 1t. On arriving he tackled his
man aud was considerably wprsted IN
the fucOuuter. and took to drinking. He
did not return to tONu On the passenger
train, but took passing freigLt aud
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Tur HAGUE, August 29.--'lhc eteamer
Ellidn left llnmmcrfcst lat week TO
seek for the missing arctic exploring
vessel, Nnrua. SlNty.uiuc thousand SIX
hundred guildors was subscribed here
to aid in the search. Tho government
granted 10000 gmldcrs The Narna
waa last seen last autumn
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aYnt

ALESksDRiA, August 29.-Suakim ui-
yicns say that the rebels occupy rutronoh-
ed Positions ou the mountain Joals from
Berbcr and Nalsala. Communication by
post and telcg aph IA Interrupted.
CHOLERA DEATHS.
ALEN ANbEiA, August lI.-IWrlNv
deaths tom cholera Yesterday
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Hungary.


vienna, August ~ Although order
l. restored at Ellnrlig, Hungary, Tia,
scene Of the late nttack upon the Jews
all shops ARE still closed, jewish fnmi
lies have He'd and ira lu IA suspended.
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bnnnnl-


PARE, August -. Admiral pcyron,
munster Of the marine, has received a
du- patch from the governor Of Cochin.
china, announcing that NJ, Chupland
bad arrived at Saigon. bearing tho
trenty NJ pea between France aud An
nam, which was signed at Hue On tho
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BERLIN, August 29-Ihc reichstlg
opened to-day. The president aud vice
president of the previous session were
reelected.
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~. Charles saloon aud Ekestnur,
nnU.

Austin avenue between Fifth and Sixth
Waco, Texas. The bar Is supplied with
the finest hrandirs, whistles, wines, etc.
In connection with the saloon and res tauT-
ant, are handsomely furnished rooms, Tor
the accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. Open day and night, meals at all
huurs. -5-2tt j. T. WILSON,
Proprietor.
Fresh and nice, pure aud excellent
clHret ju-t received, will sell at 81 gal
Ion. Don't be too late.
-UG2gtc 1. A. GOLDsrEIS.