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Fort worth Local Notes.

FORT WORTH, Jan. E.-ISpecial. The
grand Jury to-day adjourned finally AZ
ter returning twenty.one indictments,
two Of them for murder, and one against
the party vino embez2led funds belong
lng to the Evening Mail,
Tho county commissioners have de-
termined to do nothing / = regard TO maxi
ing the eight straight roads provided tor
some months ago. There Is no money
! In the treasury pay for tho work.
| Cattlemen and sheepmen here are IN
receipt of bad news from their ranges.
Cattle have dritted badly, and many
which we're very poor have been unable
| 10 staud the cold weather and have died.
| Sheep have suffered terribly. One
owner has lost 5000 in four DAYS. There
is but little prospect of things lettering,
unless thorough thaw and good
weather come ~ once.
William Fleming, a farmer, living at
Thorp Springs, DIED three miles west Oi
this city last night aud al
inquest was held before Justic,
linn to-day. Il seems friend of Flem
ing named Bigner, who was travelling
with Fleming, had his wagon stalled il
the mud, when Fleming took his team
and aided Bigney. As soon rs the team
was unhitched Fleming ftl 70 g.,
ground and soon died. The verdict wa
death from exposure and over.exertlon
Judges Thomson aud Hovencam'
: ar circulating Il petition asking tn
legislature 70 submit prohibition.
amendment to the constitution.
A number of taxpayers are urgin
4 nominations for city officers to b
/. elected in April, but a free-ior.all rae
I will prevail.
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Mhnt Can IL BE?


Charlie King, who was arrested Sat
urday night on the west-bound train
over the Texas ~ Pacific, by the police
on telegram sent City Marshal Arnold
by James Il. Aydlotte, attorney for the
Tullahoma bank, of Nashville, was re-
leased yesterday by the marshal. The
telegram did not say what he was
wanted for, and in response to one Of
inquiry sent by the marshal, the follow
ing was received;
Tuilahoma, Tenn, Jan. l7.l4J. c. Arnold,
Chief Police,
IL he will pay 81 200 to cashier of First
| National bank there and all your eX-
penses release him. Answer.
j. G. AYDLoTrE.
The city marshal replied by wire that
/ he was not in the collecting business
when he arrested criminals and he told
KING he could 20. King went, 1t is sup
posed, to Fort Worth, whore his father
and a sister are living. In a conversa.
ton with HERALD reporter he stated
that he lived at Normandy, siNty-two
miles south OF Nashville, and had been
engaged in specializing in wheat. II
might be possible that he had Overdraw1
somewhat NJ the bank, though there wa'
no wrong intended on his part. He
had taken advantage of the lull in bus
mess, he said, aud came out to Texas u
visit his relatives. That was all. Late
another telegram was received by tn,
, marshal, saying: "Hold him under nj
! circumstances"
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Nnynsoin Locai Nntes.

NAvAsoTA, Jan. l7.-lSpeclal.l MARY
Hamburger, daughter OF "Cheap John
Hamburger, died on Thursday, after
ten weeks sickness, aged IA years, and
WIS buried yesterday In tho Hebrew
cemetery.
Mr.. William Smithal lost an infant
daughter only few weeks old, last
eek.
L stmaster Garvin's son, Eugene, Is
sick with pneumonia.
Prof. Halliburton and his assistants
have returned from visit to tho expo
siliou in New Orleans, and speak In the
highest praise OF all they saw. Texas
bas next 10 the hest exhibit In the line
OF educational matters.
After she floods of rain In the fore pa'i
of the week. there has b en- AN unusu
ally cold blizzard. The mercury fell ;,
loo, and on Friday night there wat
snow. The grounc is frozen, and stock
are suffering terribly.
Business Is dull, but some cottor
comes In daiiy.
Weather clear yesterday and to-day.
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King Alphonso is visiting Valez,
Malaga, day. The heavy snow storm
and frost continues in Malaga. 1t is the
most severe snow storm since 1861. The
sugar-cane crop is destroyed, and the
orange and olive groves have been DAM
aged. The situation is most critical.
The earth is again trembling under the
influence Of strong seismic movements.
The wind and snow have destroyed the
huts of those who fled to open fields
from the cities and towns for
safety. At Frigetiana, twenty-seven
miles east of Malaga, the peo-
pie have been rendered desperate
by cold and hunger and attacked the
houses of the land owners. Another Sc
we're shock OF earthquake was eXpe-
rienced at CaDillas.
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Horse Race at Abilene.

ABILENE, Jan. 1L-[spscial.l The
race TOR 5000, between the 2-year-old
sorrel colt owned by w, l.. Purcell, OF
this city, and the 5-year-old bay owned
by Thomas Lynch, of Cisco, Texas, took
place at the Abilene race course this af-
ternoon. The race was widely adyer-
tised, and between 500 and LOCO people,
the most wealthy stockmen and mem
bers of the sporting fraternity of this
and other west Texas towns, were pres
ent, and much money changed hands
on the result. The race was won by the
sorrel, which came out fifty feet ahead
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COUGHS.
Coughs.
Browns Bronchial Troches are used
with advantage to alleviate coughs, sore
throat and bronchial affections. Sold
only in boxes.
NIrk. noMe,s LECTURE.

a good audience went to the opera
house yesterday afternoon to hear the
lecture OF Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe,
whose theme was "The Prodigal Son."
Although the lecture was of religious
cast, it was delivered under the auspices
of the military companies of the city.
tue Lamar Rifles, the Dallas Rifles aud
the members OF the Grand Army Re
public post-who were assigned the
first seats. A chapter of scripture was
read by Chaplain Schulz and prayer Of
fered, followed by hymn, when Mrs
| Howe began her lecture. The lady gives
evidence of culture and training, aud Is
u pleasing speaker. Her subject was
treated with particular reference TO it'
religious moral, with n colOring OF tom
perance. The lecture, perhaps, Is more
| of chatty address, broken with aneo
dotes, than studied essay, which makes
1t just us pleasing. AT the close thu
beautiful piece, "rhe Tattored Blue ant
Gray" was oxquisitely rendered by Tn,
quarletie. Two things marrod tho lee
turc: First, the chllliness of the house
aud second, the collection taken up a
the close OF the lecture, which was al
vertised rs free lecture.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
BROWN, OF The COULD SYSTEM,
considers the Reagan Bin Dead Duck
The Mexican Cen,rsrs Custom House
scheme--Califernia Pool Prob
lem Solved Other Notes.
Rad Outlook for Wheat.

MINIATURES, Jan. Isl. w. Tai
madge, of this city, has late and impor-
tant information from many of the prin-
cipal winter wheat growing states.
Complaint seems general thai owing to
an unreasonable fall and winter, the
condition of winter wheat is
most untavorable, and the promise for
even fair outcome not very hattering.
Michigan, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri
and Kentucky report large decrease in
acreage, and owing to the severity OF
the winter the damage has been very
great. The weather has been
Unusually cold, and many Of
the principal wheat countie'
have been bare of snow up to within the
past week and the wheat is wholly
frozen out, which will necessitate pillow
ing up in the spring and
the sowing or planting o
other cereals. The damage in thes,
states is variously estimated at from
to Is per cent, Kansas, Missouri ant
Kentucky being the principal sufferers
The southern states, especially th'
southeast, complain of the extended
drouth in the fall, which resulted il
serious damage to the early sown whea
and prevented the sowing OF late wheat
consequently the area n these state
reduced to nearly one-half that Of las
wear,
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Chas. S Frinzille, Kansas City, Mo-; w
A Early, G G McGregor, Fort Worth;
Forney;J IL Brown, Fort Worth; Miss
Matte Hunt, Morgan; Frank Harring-
ton and wife, Fort Worth: II A McWil-
liams, Waxahachie; r NJ Henderson,
sulphur Springs; A Il Sims and wife,
WaXahachie; Mrs Ii G Collins, Terrell;
s Backing, Ennis; w II Allen, CARA;
l. A Boil, Hamilton, o.; Eugene Still,
Kaufman; J Heating, st Louis; A
Rosentield, Clarendon; w Renney,
Terrell; j D Edwards, II Eddleman
Pilot Point; l. A Rob ertson, Mid lothian
b Y G Matthews, Fl IL Il G II II; G w
Reynold, WI Langroin, Forney.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nobody can fail to DO notified that the
opportunity is given this evening to get
tickets TO see Clara Morris, the only
chance, perhaps, in the lifetime of
Texans.
On Thursday evening the greatest OF
American actresses appears upon the
boards of tho opera house. Clara Nor
ris will be here, and the announcement
is sufficient TO attract the city, with all
its surroundings.
Who that has read has not heard OF
Clara MorrisP EArticle AZ is her sps.
cialty. The thrilling play will be rem.
dered by the princess OF the drama.
The great Partisan play L'Article AZ
rendered here some two years ago By
the Kurdish company, win be given Il
our people by he world-renowned CLAIR
Morris. The opera-house will be filleC
to receive It's great guest.
The announcement that Miss Virgil
Helm would sing the Sunnower walt
was mistake, for which the reporte
was not responsible. She will, ut Tn
Clara Morris concert this evening, sin
Farialletta (Gtalian) This is known a
the Butterfly waltz, by Miss TORY.
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The California Pool.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l8.-The Trans
continental Hallway association has
finally agreed to the following:
Southern lines to pay northern
lines s per cent. of their gross
earnings III the through business.
The northern lines TO pay the southern
like percentage Of their gross earnings
on through business.
The northern lines comprise the
roads in tho association that are feeders
to the Oregon Railway Navigation com
The southern lines are those in the
association that feed the Central anc
Southern Pacific roads. This arrange
ment will leave q balance i'll favor o
the northern roads, which they accep
as better terms than the SIX per cent o
gross earning of the southern road
formerly paid them for non-interierenc
in the California traiuC.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE fire IN the hold
of the steamer Acuba, from Galveston
for Bremen, is still burning. 1t will
now be difficult to save the steamer.
Efforts to discharge her cargo from the
forehold were batlled 10y the flames
When the matches opened the flames
hurst forth mast nigh. The sailors
barely escaped with their lives. The
matches were Immediately rebattened,
All the available fire engines and steam
= pumps are playing on the steamer
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Painfully Rprned.

The little daughter of Mr.. w. Il. Par
ry, our city secretary, was painfully
burned yesterday morning, while throw.
ing kettle of boiling lard from the door
Of his residence, on Browder street. The
vessel was setting on stove, and the
lard became ignited, threatening the
burning of the building, when the little
one heroically seized 1t. The HERALI
is rejoiced to learn that she is not seri
ously hurt.
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Personal.

Mr.. Reinney, of Mayer & Reinney, OF
Wichita Falls, is visiting friends in the
city.
Miss Keesy, OF the Western Union
telegraph office, of Fort Worth, is visit
ing friends In the city.
Messrs. Burrell Carter, John Clafford
and Fred o'Maley, of Denison, are in
the city.
Capt. T. j. Crooks, editor and proprie'
tor Of that lively sheet, the Dehisor
Herald-News, is in the city.
Mr.. Isadore Freiberg, of this city, 70
ceived the sad intelligence last evening
of his fathers death at Cincinnati. TIL,
HERALD extends its sympathies.
Capt. Pleasant Taylor is quite i'll a
| the residence of Mr.. Il. p. Aunspaugh
on Griffin street.
Mr.. Sam Il. Marshall, q prominen
merchant Of White Wright, Grayso
county, IL in the city in attendance o
the United States court.
Mr.. Watson Pickerel, prominer
stockman OF Nebraska. has been spend
ing few days in the city, the guest
his old friend, Mr.. +. g. Burke. M
Pickerel has rancho in western 'rexa
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While en- route to his rancho, in COM
pany with Thomas Quinn and Charley
Dawson, of the "Siiver King" troupe,
Alex. Cockrell met with quite painful
accident. He was on horseback ana
riding at very rapid pace. Hiscompan
ions were in q buggy. Alex. was giving
bis guests specimens OF horsemanship'
lie approached n bridge aud the horse
tell from itand broke It's neck. The ridel
was iearfully bruised about the heat
and face, but received no injuries OF
serious character.
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NIntters nt AinrshaII

MARSHALL, Jan. 17.-LSpecial. odd
Aunt Eliza Brown, as she WAS tamil-
iarly known, died yesterday evening
at the advanced age Of ll5 years. She
was born in the state of Virginia, in the
year 1863. She was brought to this state
by her master Col. Webster, some
twenty years ago.
Last night was the coolest of the sea-
son. This morning the thermometer
showed loo above zero.
The firm of Fry, d Phillips has beer
dissolved, Mr.. Philips retiring. Capt
Fry will continue the drug business as
usual.
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Tho Adm,r,. nthrrison Lost.

LONDON, Jan. l7.-No tidings have yet
been received OF the channel packet
boat Admiral Morrison, plying between
Dublin and Holly Head, ard due at the
latter port Thursday. The Offices of the
company at Holly Head, Tendon and
Dublin are besiegod by anxious people
enquiring for friends or relatives
known to be on board tho steamer
There is widespread anxiety for TIT
missing vessel,
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. lS.-A dispatch from
the City ofMexico says: 1t is announced
at the headquarters of the Mexican Cen
trail railway there that the company
will very soon establish a custom-house
commission agency at Paso Del Norte,
to enable merchants at moderate out
lay, to promptly pass their goods
through tho Mexican custom
house. 1t is also stated
that President Diaz has raised S3OOoOC
which has heen set aside Tor transmits
sion to Washington, rs part pay
ment of the United States debt.
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The skin is of that delicate nature
upon which the most improvement can
be made and by the use of Pozzoni's
medicated complexion powder all
roughness, sallowness and irritation
can be overcome leaving the skin deli
cately white, soft and smooth This
preparation has world wide reputa
lion, so no fear need be entertained o.
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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Tips From Tyler.

TYLER, Jan. II. - Special - The
weather Is still bitter cold, with snow
on the ground, almost suppressing bus
mess.
The Tyler German club gave a ger
man at The opera. house last night, com
plimentary to Mr.. W. j. Chapman, OF
New Orleans. Notwiths standing the
cold, quite number of young people
and several married couples were in at
tendance. lhe dance continued unul
late no and was a grand success.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the ST. George: J II Astor, John
Muschasen, Farmersville; ID ii Eau
cock, Terrell; Eugene Houghion, FARM
crsville; Miss Scottle Mcmillan, Waxa-
hAche; Miss Louise Potter, Alvaradoi
Charley King, Normandy; Johu w Me-
Cain, Navasota; J II Jones, Goshen;
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be Purchased
rm-THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES

E~-THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
of barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers ofall patents governing the manufacture
of barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
and we would recommend their USE II after
a thorough investiga ion OF the true merits
of our wire and its present low prices, you
ind that you can afford TO purchase any
other style or inferior grade OF wire. Inquire
for the genuine GLIDDES. Sold only by MS or
our appointed agencies throug out the state
few OF whom we name, as follows:
W. w. Weston, I Douas
Middleton, Stewart Co., N"'"s'
Henry Peak, Fort Worth
Cameron 4 Phillips, Abilene.
j. Ii. Norris, Graham.
Cleaves 4 Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, Hardwicke 4 Taylor,l sherman
Byers Bros,
J.s,& rs. p. Heard, Mckinney.
, W. II. Chandler h Co., Pla o.
T, Jam, Arneistead, Greenville.
| @. Dickson & Co., Cleburne
7, A. Ferris Waxahachie'
W, ] johnson Il Co., Corsicana.
Q. BAL. ]. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
SanbOrn 81 Warner.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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Military.

The Dallas Rifles will receive the La
mar Rifles at 8 this evening for re-
hearsal, at their armory, of battle and
camp scenes. Both companies will
drill at their respective armories at 1880
this evening.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
A CLOTHING HOUSE TAKES FIRE,
Charlie King, of East Tennessee, and His
Recent Arrest Mt Dallas--A Little
Girl Badly Burned-Per-
sonals, Notes, Etc.
Yesterdays Fire.


Yesterday afternoon ast the hour of l
was tolled the alarm of fire was
sounded from the downtown station.
Dense volumes of smoke issuing from
the windows on the second and third
stories of |. Reinhardts clothing store,
No. 7Ol Elm street, just east of Poydras
street told where the fire fiend was rag.
ing. The doors OF tho first floor were
burst open and tho crowd that had
gathered busted itself in saving
the goods on that floor. The fire de-
partment was soon ON the scene of con-
| Migration. Ladders were hoisted and
streams from the engines were thrown
with telling effect upon the fire raging
within. 1t was but a short time before
| the flames were eXtinguished. No
goods were lost by fire on the first or
third floor, but all the stock that was
not rescued was moro or less damaged
by water. Mr.. Renhardt says he had a
stock of $4,000 or $4,000, on which he
had $4,000 insurance He estimates his
loss at $4,000. The building, three
story brick, is the property of S. A.
Mahan, and is insured. The rear wall
OF the building is damaged by the fire,
and the second floor almost
destroyed. The adjoining building
occupied by Hurst u Dreytus, as wei
as that of T.. Bauman, was more or less
damaged by water. Both are covered
by insurance. The Office saloon, OF
Poydras street, in the rear of the burn
ing building, was considerably Dam
aged by the removal of goods, but viii
, lam Shea, the proprietor, says he il
:, thankful TO his friends who saved his
stock.
4; AS yesterday was Sunday a list of tn,
: insurance companies could not be oh
tanned. The fire originated on the sec
!, ond floor of the building occupied b.
/ Reinhardt, but how is not known. TIL
: damaged stock of goods is being re
moved TO the Crowdus building, on Eli
= street almost opposite Oliver y Grigg'
5 ban
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Tho standard Tooth Wash

OF the age is Sozodont. 1t has dis
tanced competition. Discolored teeth
are rendered white by its use. The
breath derives fragrance from its aroma
IL prevents and arrests dental decay
The gums become roster and harder un.
der its operation. All the ingredients
are vegetable and antiseptic.
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Now orlean. Iexposition.

New ORLEANS, Jau. To-day has
been clear and cold, but 10000 people
were at the Worlds exposition. The
poultry department proved an attract,
I've centre. There are some 500 cages OF
birds, including many OF the best vari-
cites In the country. Awards are to be
made tomorrow. The exhibit is under
the management of y. n. Pierce, OF the
Fanciers' Gazette, indianapolis.
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"For the immediate cure OF female
complaints and arrangements English
Female Bitters is u decided success
DIR. J. A. KENNEDY, Coifeville, Missis
sippi.
Spend 80 cents for one bottle of Bal
ley's Saline Aperient.
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A mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but II
she is weak and nervous and uses Car
Ter Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they
make her ''feel like different person."
at least so they all say. and their hus-
bands saw So too.
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We have mapped the city into five
parts and assigned one solicitor and de-
livery wagon to each route. Have our
solicitor ON you route take your orders.
You will get low prices, best quality of
goods and prompt deliveries.
q. II. MoMAND & BRo.,
Grocpra.
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Anrnsinrn Rittara.

Are the best remedy for removing in
digestion and all diseases originating
froH the digestive organs. Beware OF
countqrleits, Ask your vrocer or drug
gist for tho genuine article, manufac-
tured by DR.. J. @. b. Slegert & Sons.
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Railroad Men Think the Reagan Bill
Doomed.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ls.-A special from
Washington says: GOV. Brown, solicit
tor-general of the Gould system, left
here to-day for Chicago. During his stay
he saw and conversed with quite anum-
Der of senators, and came to the con-
clusion that there was no immediate
danger of the Reagan bill going through
the senate. The drift of sentiment in
the senate now seems TO be in favor OF
amalgmating some Of the features OF
the house bill with Senator Cullom's
measure, which provides for the
commission system OF regulat'
ing transportation. There are abundant
evidences that since the house took the
action it did, railroad men have awak-
ened to the danger and the course of the
senate is being closely watched by rep
resentatives of the corporations. Thu
debates are followed and the votes OF
the various amendments are carefully
noted by interested parties.
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Premature Loss of tho Hair
May be entlrely prevented by the use
of Burnett's Cocoaine,
Housekeepers should assist upon OBJ
tanning Burnetts Flavoring Extracts.
They are the best.
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My friend, look here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife Is, and
you know that Carter's Iron pills Will
relieve her, now why not be fair about
II and buv her box
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Moro shnl,Inr un for sraln

MADRID, Jan. T.-Another severe
shock of earthquake was experienced at
Grenada at 10 o'clock last night, causing
great alarm among the Inhabitants.
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Last weeks sales encouraged me to
make further reductions TO increase our
sales this week. l. Bauman, FOG Elm
street,
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Coming Home.

CAIRO, Jan. l7.--Three hundred Cana
dian boatmen of tho Nile expedition
leave Alexandra for homo on Febru
ary 5.
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Dos't want thy teeth IKE ivory white,
Thy lips like roses blooming,
Thy breath perpetgal delight,
The common air periumiug?
Use Sozodont. for that will bring
Hcallh, beAutY, lrMgrance. eYerYthlngl
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Marine aintters.

PORT or GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Jan. lS.-Arrived: Tn
bark Herbert, from Rio Janeiro.
Sailed: The bark Wig, Tor Mobile.
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AIoderatinR.

We are once more experiencing pleas
ant weather. Indications point to con-
tinuance. 1t is disagreeable under foot,
but will, doubtless, only remain SO for a
day or two.