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Miclitn FalIs Notes.

WICHITA, FALLS. July "a. Special.
Much interest was taken in foot
pace Of fifty yards which was run yes
terday at 6 o'clock by Emmett Al
bright, Of this place, against j. G. Muir
|phy, of Bowie. A large crowd was in
attendance and betting was compare
|liyely high. Murphy was accompanied
Ply number of hackers
|and Wichita Falls stood up for her man.
The race was close, Albright winning by
|aOouJ "A foot. over $1,000 changed
bands.
The express company have removed
their Office from the depot TO the Col
Inns n Howard building, a more
convenient place for the pub
|llc, and now run free
delivery wagons, supplying demand of
Ong standing.
A prominent merchant Of henrietta
Pas just moved his large stock of dry
goods to this place, and occupies tho
prick on Ohio avenue.
The Franklin Land and Cattle com.
|lany are shipping large number OF
peel cattle from here to day.
Your correspondent saw as good corn
."'HN '.'N ii''i l'iiln CntclNds dN van
beraised in the State. We have had better
Pains this year than most of the cOun
iies which are undoubtedly farming
Counties.
4 Mr.. j. II. Cole, Of College Station. j,
here looking after town property which
he purchased some time since
Pie IS more than satisfied with mis- invest
lents.
j. W. Hinton aud W. NJ. Bevens, will
iheir brides. came in from Seymour las
night. They leave to-day on toui
ihrough other portions of the State.
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Tome of the Stool, Market.

NEW York, July 2i.-Govcrments
lower.
Railways strong and in demand.
In state securities there was an up
ward movement.
The prices of the Stock Exchange
made further progress to-day. Trans
actions unusually large and dealings
attended with much excitement at in
teryals. All reports current were Of n
| favorable character. Crop news cou-
| tinucs excellent. \ reduction i'm stor
ing exchange and Il probability OF an
early import movement Of gold Stinu-
lated purchasers. Advance in prices
, averaged from to 3M per cent. Many
/ shares which have hitherto been
quiet were extensively dealt in.
Leading features are Onion Pacific,
Changers and anthracite coal stocks.
| The last-named was affected by the an
uouucement that the production during
/ August would be curtailed. As prcvi-
ously stated, there were several impor;
ant reactions, but each decline brought
/ in fresh buying orders. The market
{ closed buOyaut Mt or near the best FIG.
ures of the day. Compared with last
nights closing, prices are y to 80 per
cent, higher Transactions, 10000
shares.
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Fall and Winter, 1884.

Having placed orr orders before the
late advance, In anticipation Of n pro.
pitiOus season, we are OyerStOcked In
some lines and offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
TO no house In the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
view of the uncertain condition of crops
and the strlngency Of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern Jobbers before they can know
the needs Of their trade will find our
house a convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities as their trade de.
mands, ut Boston and st. Louis prices.
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SUPPLEMENTARY POLITICAL
supplementary Politlcnl


NEW YORK, July 2i.-The committee
OF seven appointed by the meeting of
Che Democratic National committee to
consider plan for organizing the Ma
tional committee for campaign
work met after the National
committee had adjourned. All members
or proxies present. General discussion
took place, and u conference
with the Congressional committee was
held. II was decided that the National
committee should attend to the Ma
tional affairs especially, and that the
Congressional committee should
look after elections in Congress
sional districts. As estimated, there
are seventy-oight Congressional districts
that are contesSedly close, and to these
the Congressional committee should
give their particular attention.
Representatives stevens, of Now
York, Murphy, of Iowa, Rose
Grams, of California, were appointed
a standing committee of the Congress.
! ional body to work with the National
committee. Head quarters OF the Gun-
grossonal committee will be in Wash
| ington; head quarters Of the National
| committee not vet selected The Ex-
ecutivo committee of the Independent
! Republicans decided 10 engage
Carl SEIZURE 10 translate into
German tho address Of George William
Curtis and that OF Chairman Goldman at
| the Independent conference, and pub
| fish them as campaign documents.
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me Marlin clubs challenge reads that
there would be prize of 800 offered TO
the winning club, AID if the CHALLENGE
was accepted that the Merlin club would
pay the expenses while in their CITY.
AS our boys were victorious the Mar
I'm boys refused to pay their expenses.
ana III consequence our boys had to pay
their board, which amounted to about
SIG, being nearly the amount of the prize
money. This kind of treatment was
quite surprise to our club, and they
thnN the least the Martin club could
nave done was to show them common
James Cunningham and wife left for
Manderville, Louisiana, where they in
tend to spend few months with their
relatives
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Any one arriving from Toulon or
Marseilles at the Paris station Of the
Care de Lyon will be conducted into a
room, the floor of which is covered with
lime and salts of copper, and in which
also are vases containing a mixture
which gives of enough nitrous acid to
effect disiniection without impeding
respiration. Sufferers while spending
the prescribed half hour in this cham
Der of horrors, will have the consola-
an order of the Consuls of the Twelfth
Messidor, Year VIII, They will alsc
understand much more clearly thar
heretofore the meaning of the name
"Rcign of Terror" as applied to the
revolutionary PERIOD From the Paris
Morning News. .tt.
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ArLANgroRD's CAVE,

LAMrAsAs, July 2t,--ISpecial.l- j.
Hunter n Co., of Lang(ord's Cave, Croy-
county, thirty miles from Lampasas,
lost their store and stock of merchandise
by fire yesterday. The loss is $500; in
surance, $500.
AT CONNELL~VDLLE, "a,
CONNELLSV1 lLE, Va, July IA.
Oyerholt IL Co.'s distllcry caught fire
last night at II o'clock. In less thanthree
hours the main building, together with
three bonded warehouses and 900 bar
r1ls of whisky, wero burned. The origin
of the fire was either spontaneous COM
bustion or mill dust, or from acicar lett
by wOrkmcn. Gross value OF whisky,
$ll0,OOO, and loss on building and ma
chinery, Nl5,O0O. one warehouse, with
! too barrels of whisky, was saved Every
/ thing was fully insured. Neahy all of
| the whisky was owned Ivy Philadelphia
and New York parties. Theihcat was
/ intense and the flames lit up tho country
/ for miles. The burning WHISKY flowed
down the river. Twenty-Five barrels
were rolled away and the whisly dipped
/ up by the mob. Hundreds q drunken
| men were bowling.
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TEXAS NEWS.
ae8ALD REPORTERS GLEANlNGs
fort Worth Poorer than Her People
Thought Calvert Clubs Coming
scholarship Competitors
Death of IL Lady, Etc.
Capital Notes.


AUSTIN, July A.-LSpecial. Charter
Isd: The Baltimore ~ Ohio Tele-
.rsph company of Texas, capital
took $4,000; incorporators: William
#. Sinclair and David Hall, of
roxas. David II. Bates, T.. A.
ieslie, +. G. NJ. Bruce, of New York.
she object is to construct and maintain
Zine or lines of telegraph and telephone
the principal cities and
towns Of Texas.
The Farmers and Merchants bank,
paris, Texas, filed amendment to char
ter. Increasing its capital stock to $3.50, 900.
The Attorney General is in receipt of
. letter from the County Attorney of
Louisiana, stating that n
man who shot and killed Il person across
Ehe State line, as reported in HERALD
snecial Yesterday, had been arrested in
Eouisiala on another charge and there
hyiIl be no difficulty relative 10 which
lSt1ie he will be tried in.
General revenue paid in to-day, $1,000.
The Collectors of Cherokee and
Stephens counties settled to day.
Assessments received to-day show the
|mIowing increase: Live Oak county,
SSlO5; Van Xandt, fl76,6S3, Nolan, $22i,
.IO: Montgomery, $lO6,SS3.
The Rio Grade railroad paid $40
Messenger tax,
State Health Officer Swearingcn re-
piyed the following to-day:
New Orleans, July p, lSSi--Tu DR.. II. H.
Swgariugcn, Austin, Texas:
~ suspicious case OF fever, reported as
yellow fever by attending physicians,
died last night, is not confirmed by the
posi- norton examination nor by micro
scopic examination by Dr.. ii. D..
Schmidt.
Signed rs. ). HERuCK,"
Secretary Board of Health.
The case as reported in the Associated
Press this morning is generally believed
here, and if anything suspicious turns
up New Orleans will be promptly and
rigidly guaranteed against.
A man by the name of Sam Cox, who
died in this city in 1868, provides in his
will that the deaf and dumb and blind
Institutes shall receive $4,000 from the
proceeds of his estate. The papers are
in the hands of the Attorney General,
and he will investigate the matter and
tecure the money if possible.
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Fort Worth I,ac,s,

FoRr WORTH, July 2i.-ISpocial. A
minister here was mulcted of 500 by en-
torsing n draft at the solicitation of ono
N his congregation. The man who came
p the minister's friend proves to he IL
haud
1t is still the impression here among
nlany that the two negroes taken to Dali
rs by Winston and Cornwall, know
a6out the Dallas devilment.
The answer received by the young
Democracy from Attornoy-General
lemplctou is rs follows:
howard W, Pcalip and Others:
The young Democracy have my sincere
thanks, and they shall have no accession
'oregret their support.
JOHN ID. TEMPLETON.
The assessablc values of the city do
POT quite reach 81, 10000, while S6,0DO,OOO
NaS expected; hut owing to the fact OF
sh,all stocks rendered this amount was
humof speaks Of two new evening pa
Pers mere in short time, one 70 he a
salholerS' paper, the o;hera high moral
sneeI, nQn-religious and anti-gamhling
paper 1t will probably win.
me thermometer registers high and
que clly Is undeniably dull,
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MEXICO.
STOCK DYING OF THIRST.

oTVVN UlINV VF IHINNT.
PIEDRAs NEGRAs, MEN, July II
Special. The drouth in this section of
Mexico is becoming serious. Streams
and ponds that never failed before are
dry now. The San Diego river is two
feet lower than ever known before.
Stock and sheep are suffering dread
fully. Many deaths of horses have
occurred and several American ranch
ers, who have moved to this side to
avoid the drouth IN Texas, will be
forced to move back again.
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Error-Drath of N Lady,

MARSHALL, July 2L-iSpeeial. Your
correspondent was In error In stating
anM Henry Rawson was buried nj the
ccSpenso Of the county. Kind personal
ends came to the assistance of the
,uhlly and rendered them nll the aid
fneeded.
mrs. Matte Galloway, mother of Mrs.
m II; galloway, died in Sumptervlllo,
Wn0, this morning. Her remaius
|"ill ha brought here tor interment.
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Persnnnl Mcmillan.

PLANO, July 2i.-is;pccial.i Mrs. j..
rice, of Decatur, Alabama, who has
ssn on visit hero leit for home this
5.iss Lou Oglesby. a popular young
NY or this place, is visiting friends in
VI. webster, a photographer Of Dallas,
~ nuour town n business visit to- day.
BIN HiS,a W rice, n leading merchant ot
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He Wants to BE Quiet.

NEwBURYPoRT, MASS. July A.-Mayor
johnson received the following dispatch
Accept my grateful thanks for your
kindly intentions. The surgeon thinks
a public reception unadvisable owing to
my physical weakness. | shall gladly
and quietly meet all my fellow-c citizens
during my sojourn in Newburyport.
(Signed) A. w. GRhELY."
The Committee of Arrangements will
erect stand from which Lieut.. Greedy
will review the procession, and arrange
ment in conformity with the above dis
patch. Efforts are being made to have
the Bear come from Portsmouth here
with the guests on board on the day of
the reception.
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ENGLAND
PROBABLY ALL DROWNED.

LONDON, July A.-Tho Spanish
steamer Gijon, which collided with the
English steamer ,LaXham had lib pass
ongers and crew of seventy-seven.
Twenty-three passengers and twenty
two of the crew are landed at Cmunna. 1t
is believed the LaXham's crew went
aboard the Gijon which foundered after
the LaXham had gone down.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Carruna says the passengers and crew OF
the Giion and LaXham on the collision
numbering lOl persons, took to boats,
but have not been heard from since.
Steamers have been dispatched III
search Of them.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE PLAGUE.
OTTAWA, July 2i.-The Department OF
Agriculture is taking utmost precau-
tions against the introduction Of cholera.
All vessels coming up the st. Lawrence
will, if any sickness is on board. be
taken i'm hand ut Crosse Isle and fumi-
gated, and patients taken out and iso-
lated in the quarantine station there.
The regulations apply to steamships as
well as sailing vessels. A Department
order has also been issued, f0rbidding
the importation of rags and old paper.
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HOWELL BROS.
Boot and Shoe Co

DROPOSALS FOR STONE AND BRICK
i WORK AT DALLAS, TENAS.-Onice
OF Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, ID c., July H. lSSi-Seal.
cd proposals will be received at this Office UNI
I'll 2 p. IN. on the 18th day Of September, 1881,
for furnishing all the labor and material,
stone, bricks, mortar, etc, and building COM
plete the basement and superstructure of the
Oourt.house Postofllce, etc, building, at Dal.
LA, Texas, In accordance with drawings and
specification, copies OF which will be ready by
tho 18th dry of August, and may be seen and
any additional Information had ON ppplica-
ton ut this Office or the Office OF the Superin-
tendcnt
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check, and those received after the time OF
opening will not be considered.
IL. q, JACOBS,
Acting Supervising Architect
NJ. McQuIRK, superintendent
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APPALLING DROU7H.
Thren Sintns Inynlynh.

ClNUtNNATI, July pa Iery serious
drouth IL now affecting nearly the
whole of Ohio, Indiana AMI Kentucky.
In many places there hasDoen no rain
since Juno 18th; elsewhere there has
been none fer more thanthree weeks.
Forest and swamp fires re burning In
NOrthw, stern Ohio. Wahr is becoming
scarce; pasiur ~ almost lead and cora
In great dan GER. Unless rain comes
within we, k most ser0us losses will
Dnrur.
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EXPENSES.

Including tuition, room rent, heat, light,
board and incidcntalS, Per year, 5000. No pu-
phi will be received under fourteen Years of
age, unless special arrangements are made 10
the contrary. We are glad To refer the public
10 Mr. II. SecllgSon of Galveston and MIR.
John Finnogln, Of Houston, both OF whom
have children In the school
Fall term begins September 2d. For course
OF study or any Information not contained In
this notice, apply to the principal,
l., l.. BURLINGTON, \. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts
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POL AND

CONSPIRACY DEVELOPMENTS.
WARSAW, July H.-mquiry into the
conspiracy to blow up the palace during
the Cars visit to Warsaw, shows
elaborate and iur-reaching plans were
adopted. The conspirators, after muir
dering the Gar, intended TO provoke a
rebellion in Poland and Western Russia
to plumber Jews and rich tradesmen in
Warsaw, and seize the arms in tho
nrSpnnl.
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Competitor, TOR ,ch.larship,.

MiNEoLA, July III, Special. The
ssoard of Examiners for tho Sixth Soma.
';, r district will meet in Mineola on
tuesday, 18th inst, for the purpose o!
cumming applicants for scholarship IN
M, Ie sam Houston Normal Institute
Inc district is entitled to five scholar
SnipS this year, to be appointed on com
peuure examination,
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EGYPT

ATTACK ny RERELs EXPEOTED.
SuAKIM, July A.-As the Bairam
fcasts, which mark the close of the fast
of Ramsdan, begin to-day, it is expected
II formidable attack upon the city will he
made by the rebels.
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MARINE Intelligence.


NEw ORLEANS, Juy NJ Cleared
Steamship Carrlboal, Liverpool. Ar
rived: steamship KITE Carroll, Ruatan.
Ngw IRON srRAMEn.
PHILADELPHIA. ,nly 2i..--A new iron
steamer. "El Paso' the second being
built for tho MORAN Steamship COM
pany. was launched this afternoon from
the shipyard of william Cramp & Sons,
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THE MUSICAL nEPARTMENT

Is thorough and effective In Its workings
offering every facility afforded by the Rostor
Conservatory OF Music, with the additional
advantage of Individual instruction, MIR
James NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
been long and favorably known among the
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offer at VERY LOW PRICES safes
the Best Material
some Fire and
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S. Beck, tho Ieweler, 5l4 Main street, is
agent for "Knyton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" acknowledged to be
the best spectacles in tho market. Call
and purchase n pair and be convinced OF
their superiority. A perfect fit guaran-
toedl
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Pnner Uanglns.

Paper Hanging.
our spring geek is now complete. We
have riany BEAUTIFUL patterns and de-
signs. Cali nd, examine.
FAN LTDN x YouSe.
81 Lam street.
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MCKINNEY, July N. Special. An
prev Douglas, an old and feeble citizen,
,cSlulng near Weston, and who has
lions, wandered from home last Tues
|u@y and was found dead yesterday.
Mrs Mcmillan, an ustimahle lady,
fued suddenly this morning. She leaves
husband sick in bed and large
family of little ones.
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Ma. be entirely prevented by the use o
Bu' NgTr's CoCoINE,
TUE superiority Of BuRNEfT's FLA
yoRINo ExTRAds consists In their per-
feet purity and ,trength.
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CAhvRnT, July 2i-[corrcspondcnc e.l
'nr h'se ball club returned from Ma :
y 'o-nigh'. and arc very indicnaui
V 'a'ir utatment by the Marlin cub
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PORTSMOUTH,, o., July 2i,-Leo Ebert
was nominated by the Democrats for
I Congress-,
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SAORAMgNTo, July I.-The Second
district nominated A. :. I.antlal Tor
Congress-.
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ORDER OF PARADE AND PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME At SHADY VIEW PARK

Music by Mcine Bros BanI-Address by
Hon, IL. II. Burke and other Chlefs-Running
the Gauntlet and Voting for Prizes.
IAN Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, ia
pieces, 10 be voted TO the most popular mar
rled lndy. This elegant set Is now ON exhibi-
ton ut ID. Goslln's china hall on Elm street,
2-Beautlful Baby Carriage, to be voted ~
the handsomest baby under years old,
3-Chlers Regalln, 10 most popular chief
4-Wntch Charm, with EmhleIns ofthe Or
der, 10 most popular Red Man.
b-Iiold-headcd Cane, Ia the ugliest man.
DANCING.
Tabloaux In the evening with Electric aud
oalslum Lights.
l--Death OF Tecuinseh
2-pocahontas savlngllf OF Captain John
Smith.
3-Dcstroying Teal Boston lIrDor.
4-Chlefs In Council,
5-Cherokecs Driven nom their Reservation
B-Massasolt signing Treaty with Governor
Carver, OF Massachusetts,.
Dancing us per programme.
This celebration will be the most unlquc
and interesting celebration over held In
Texas. Tho Tribe will be Rrr;hgned In full
Indian costume and mounted ON war stecds
and the tableauN will reproduce some of the
most Interesting Incidents connected with
the early history of America.
w. I. CADELL, Grand Marshal.
w. II. WILIE,
JAMES ARNOLD, Aids.
a. IL. LIVINGSTONE
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DEAN ACADEMY.
A filst-clnss boarding school for both sexes,
situated IN the town of
Franklin, Massachusetts,,

Twenty-seven miles from Boston on the
New York Il New England Railroad. The
town contains about four thousand inhabl-
tants, has five churches, II good town library
and Is withal a very desirable place for an cd
uantiAnnI institution
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Yellow Fever.
AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 2L Direc-
tor Burke, of the Worlds Exposition.
sends the following in regard to the al
2ged yellow fever case:
Sew Orleans, July -.
The Board OF Health having reported
a suspicious case OF yellow fever, DR..
,,iemlSs, OF the National Board of Health,
D.. Godfrey, of the Marine hospital ser.
vice, DR.. Fennv, Quarantine Officer, DR..
solomon and President James Hall, Of
the Louisiana Board of Health, were ap-
pointed committee to investigate and
e tuSe a post mOrtem examination TO be
made. DIR. II. ID. Schmidt, Pathologist
Of tho Charity hospital. made micro
$ 'opic examination, and upon his re-
port and the statement of the Commits
sion the Board of Health decides that
the report of yellow fever is not CON
llrmed. Drs. Fenny and Solomon also
declare the case not yellow fever.
Signed BURKE,
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenin.
lundborg's Perfume, Darechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alphlne Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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AT GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, July A.-The yellow fever
news from New Orleans, coming stimuli
ianeously with the uncontradicted re-
port of death by yellow fever at Ei
Paso, created the liveliestl feelings Of
alarm in this community, and, as the
initiatory measure, DIR. Blunt, quarantine
officer, at once declared against all ve.-
sells from New Orleans, "not that Think
it would of any avail" said the docto,
Gas cur danger, ifany, les in rail comm :
nication. | simply give tho order to re-
store confidence whore it was lacking"
The local Board of Health called a meet
ing this evening and discussed the ques-
ton to The fullest extent, finally con-
Guiding with preponderance of Off
cial and private dispatches that
New Orleans was all right,
and that tho case ut worst was
only a suspicious one. DR.. Blunt tele-
graphed DR.. Swearingen and GOV. Ire
land, regarding quarantine by water
and for instructions, governing his ac-
ton in the case of the steamer to ar
rive tomorrow. Near midnight he re-
coived a dispatch from DR.. Swearingen,
saying: "DO not stop the steamer from
New Orleans \ very general sense OF
relief is experienced here, and quiet and
confidence now prevails.
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All hats sold at reduced prices at Il.
Bauman's, 7Q6 Elm street.
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LIEUT.. GREEDY.

SARGENT n 60.