The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 2

H. BF.LO Proprietors. M011E THAI? DOUBLE "HAT OF ANY OTJIEII PAPER IN TEXAS. TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAIJ.Y and Evcainj;) CM.

DAjr.Y-por ftMum i WEEKLY-- DOTOW Kuwicr-a Jlonllia 1 00 0 1 T5 12 300 TaaCopi'in 13 CO Trontr 4 0 0 0 raviuum.T 1:1 Iffae oj to i o( i M.alei, 7-UirnIi by draft, pnntofilco Order, or i-fKlntorofi letter. Addriin.1 A. H. BEIX) 4 CmlrwKion, Texan. ADVERTISING KATES.

Special Inducements to Hammer Ke- ffclioolfl, lite. Too nbcvn clftKS of will bo JLwn-t-vd 'rtffa at tlio iiK rates: IN DAIT-T. njKrnLh 3 linen, Nonpareil, 2 rnor.tl:*, J8; One irKmih (J llnt-K, KOlJd NocpfiTOll, 2 2 months, J15. Or.c for li and over, $1 por lino, NonpnrolJ, wid 50 pyrce.it. for iiddjtlonal month, IN WEEKLY, r.olM Nonpareil, 82 50; Onnmonth' I tiojid Nonpareil, $3 50; tnontnn, C9.

Oao jnofta 12 llnou and ovor, 5Cc, por line, aoild and 50 por cent, for oac-li ftddltlonal mootn, dhylay t.n wr.ototV BjTowance muHt a tliorefor, otnonvlnn tho wit In fOno rto will ho wit In folld nonpnroll type. of nlr words). AH i at the Expiration or time paid for. Look at tho printed Iab(l on your paper, TbKjdtitR tiioroon nhown whon tno RiiDRcrlp- Forward tho money In srr.nle Imc rof Owal If you unbroken fllon, wy ctn not iJwyw fumUh btclf numbers. TO CITY SUIWSCHIEns.

Tnc arrsJiCTtnent of tho undernljrDod wltli Mr. V7m. Enchnnfvn recardliiK tho city mib- lon r.nd delivery of the DAILY Nnrti wos on tho let Injitant, and on tbo BJVfnft day tjftt buHlneas wao placed In chnrRO or Mr, Frnnl; Corbln, vlll appoint cuch iiMlntnnu itnd sublet fluch routed for tho do- of DAILY Nmro within tho city Ilm- Itp aK he deom exponent or necennarr. 1H77. A.

II. EELO fi CO. Tlir.TO Kiblotthe dollviiry of the News to FJbBcrt'gerH to ThomnnKIrk and Mporu. deliver tho piper ar.d Rollclt co'ilorc subucrlptlocfl for tho nacie In tuolr rojpoctlTJ 'OUlon. FEANS; COIUMN.

5. ny, Soptcmber, 12, 1877. YORK bus indorsed the reaump- iion act und is making prcparatiou to do business on a bnsis of gold. By a law pncsod by llio Kcw York Legislature- all taxes on and aftor January 1, 18CD, shall be payable in currency, dcomabls in gold on demand, and a contracts made payable in dollars nfte thai date, shall be discliargab 'United Suies coin of tlie standar weight a-jd flnenesB at time of ih contract, The laws of Ohio malt ailver, wluch is from two thrso per cent, lest than greenbacks, Icgn! tcudcr for any amount. The bank of California do rot recognize green nt all, but only as dc currency, and surer regarded as merchandise and of les thus greenbacks.

The laws of Hi United Slates require the redemption ICgEvl terjdf-r in Xo-n- Sab-Tretwury, on and utter Janur.ry 1 186fi, when uums of $01 and zuulUp'ies thereof. Rather a mixe question, that of the currency. HISTTELTCAN managers ar: manifest ing muca concern lest tbe organization of the Senate shall fall to'theDemo crats. It is pretty nearly certain thai Louisiana have two Democratic Senators and South Carolina one ask ing 5or Rcats Congress meets The Democrats arc strong enough to prevent reference of iheir claims to which will insure them their places. Morton -will not most likely be able to occupy his seat, and Patterson, of South Carolina, is just in that condition that te will cither be absent entirely, or 'prepared to favor to save himself from for crimes committed in South Carolina.

Spencer is not to be relied on by Repviblicflns, and Connor is distrusted. All things considered, Jt is not improbable that the United States Senate miy be organized on a democratic basis when Congress meets en the 15th of October. S'tnxe by too criticisn of tte press anu conscieace tortured for tie part he played in connection with tho Electoral Commission, Justice Bradley has published an exceedingly cautiously wordt denial of the main charges against hit That lie is much troubled in spirit manifest, or ho would not have com miited the Indiscretion of replying the assaults raade on him as a membe of the Commission. The Judge showe spUndiiJ talent for wavering durin the session the Commission, and ha not improved hia position by axplana lions. Da BLISS, the physician in s.

tendance en-Senator Morton, in a lotto to the Washington Nation, Buys th Senator is slowly but steadily con valesciug and will full use iia faculties, Tinless it be the power the left arm, and adds, in answer tc question -whether the Senator would bi able to attend the extra session of Con gress, "but I have enjoined pcrfec a rest from official labor, anc insist that ho shall not hazard hia corn plcte recovery by attendance upon the ertra session commencing in October. kv 10 French statistics, thc- cntiro cereal' product ef Europe 13 bushels, which is but 2G bushels par 'capita of tha population, The United Suites produces at the rate of 40 bushclsjsr capita. Great Britain, separate from the other European coun- producei- only four bushels per head. STATB 1'UKHM. Tho Bhtrman hm Leon enlarged and It is now a full ineb.nb.eet, there being four ditlonal colurans atlilod to its late The ii.trif)l remarks; Koarly every man luuj his Hobby, but we presume the Hon.

John Ireland will be fiomcwimt particular in HC'lecting the next one. Tho TayloKvillc has changed its name to the liour.d but reflects the condition and progrefts of the vrljole of Williamson county rather than cither of thofiC The Georgetown flun. likcvriae flhinea for all. They are both good papers. The Corflicana Qlacrxcr nays of the annual commercial ivicw of the We know that tliooe Interested in tbe future of Texas will read it with pleasure.

for us, while we have always felt a deep Interest in the growth and future prosperity of OUT principal seaport, we coofeja that we have had fears that the cx.norls o' our State might be diverted through other channels to other points in which we of Texi! havo but little interest. Texas ban the power to make Oiiiventon the great receiver of all the products of the Southwest, by which oho would command the greater part of the commercial bottomry cf the world. We are glad to know, froci the above mentioned report, that her prospects for trade fall are as brig.it, and her merchant!) ns well prepared to meet the demands of trade, as any previousyear The Groeiibecck New Era, says of the review: It a compendium of commercial knowledge invaluable to every merchant ana business man of Texan, and the NKWH, in getting up annual advertises tho State in such a manner ttal it can not fail to reap untold advantages from it. We appreciate ihia enterprise of the Xnwa very highly, and would be deprived of the use of the issue of September 1st for no small sum. The papers thut pay premiums for big watermelons are beginning to make their awards.

Tho Grocsbecck New Era- received four melons weighing respectively 37, 41, 32 and 42 pounds, making 150 pounds of melon for a year's subscription. The Navasota Tablet received seven, the lightest weighing and the heaviest 41 pounds, making 2401 pounds in all. JSfehhcr of these papers Says anything of the value of melons as a steady diet, The Tyler says: The annual review of tho trade and commerce of Galveston, which was published by the NEWS, presents an encouraging fact for Gulf City. Tho Nswfl deserves great credit for the appearance of this voluminous statement. Tho press of Texas begins to rival the publishers of yellow covered novels and the Police in making heroes of Bill Longley and John Wesley Hardin.

Tho gallows is about to give them the grand apotheosis, but there is no lack of promising young ruffians to 31! thoir places. Among them the Ex- o.iniiK.r says there is an escaped convict jail at Waco, awaiting requisition from Euntsvi'Jc, who ricale Bill Longloy in his recital of crimes he claims to have committed; but that paper says: j'ono of his hearers have as yet been able to determine where he buried his Ip.ff. thero t.hny. lp.fr. cd the A SAS FIUSCISCO landlord sent to his tenants recently notification which iMd as follows: "I i ca rn with regret tilt you.employ a Chinese servant aad buy vegetables from Chinese.

Bebg convinced teat tlio salvation of California depends solely cpon promoting the interests of white labor only, you will grently oblige saa by not patronizing or employing henceforth ia any shape or jcanncr." Tnz NEWS is in -eceipt of pamplij lei entitled Pen Pictures of tho Uni- rereity ot Virginia and ol Monticollo and Environs," with a catalogue of the' Surnner law class at the University, by V. TunsT.aU, of Crockett, Texas Thanks. (30(10. fell, and followed the'ljiblo injunction to let the dead bury their dead. It would bo unreasonable to expect him to do Tho name of thia chap is and he appears to be a promising young swine.

Docn any one suppose that such high tragedy heroes would condescend to take the role of gravedigger, when as likely as not the sexton would do their work over again? The Corpus Christ! Free Prest reassures its readers during the ides of September by purading the statistics of and opesfl with Very naturally the month of September has become to be dreaded on the Texas coast. Of all others it has proved proiifii; of destructive storms. Corpus Christ! hna some experience in 1874. A. fearful storm raped from Friday, September Clh, 10 p.

to Sunday, the 8th, 0 A. Had the wind been more easterly the beach part of tho city would bavo been submerged beyond a doubt; the wind coming from northeast prevented. The great storm of 1375, commencing Friday, September ISth, 8 r. lasted mti! the 17th, 2 A. appalling oss of Jife and almost total destruction the place.

The Stat; Gazette thinis that the re- ignation of Land Commissioner Groo3 demanded by the facts connected ilh the land-grab and the weight of ublic opinion. That paper says, but what authority does not appear, hat if "the Germans of Texas, and specially those Democrats who were romincnt in putting Groos forward as true representative man of their nationality, will proofed ot onci! to obtain expressions on the subject from influential sources of their own people, and then invite Mr. Groos to resign the office, they would be ia a position to the Galvditn KEWB did r.ot come, was Guutlon; but the people connok-d tljemMlvca when they remembered that tiic be outM time Friday morning, all the latest news. The pupcrs announce the next agri cultural fairs and horse trots i a3 follows: At Austin, October 1C--20; Dalliu, October 22--27; Lodthart, October IS; Marshall, October 9--12; San Antonio, October 23-- 20. The Rttjijttr ia informed, that, thongh speaking in a jocular way, tbe was cot jolting in regard to the importance of tho oyster trade, and tbe floe field open on the coast Texas for the culture of the crop.

The oystev interest is one of the most important of the local inda.st.-ien of the oily of Baltimore, where tho trade absorbs hundreds of thousands of dollars in capital, and gives employment to thousands of people. In Kew York, according to the Herald, the annual tiansactioas of the city alone, in oysters, average and have been bteadily increasing after year. There' arc several hundred vessels, ranging from five to fifty tons burden, engaged in the neighboring waters in the fishery, and many thousand people 2nd profltablo employment in the various branches of the tra21c. There arc- some expectations of a foreign demand, and merchants considei that if beef can bo transported across the Atlantic and laid down in English and French cities in fresh condiilon, the same can be cffec'-ed with oysters. The development and discussion of the land grab continues to cause trouble of the most serious character, not only among such political champions as Ireland, Hubbard, Coke, et but also among politicians and editors who are not so prominent.

The New Braunfels Xcituvg has become a kind of German Gaudalupe Times, so voluminous and venomous are its personal attacks, al'. of which has grown out ot the- discussion of tho Land OQce indiscretion. In the lirst placo, thero is a communication of a column and a half in small type from William Hillert, who attacks Judge Siemering personally for his failure to discover a satisfactory number of mitigating circumstances the oflcial conduct of Herr Groos. In the Freie Pretse of tne Oth the public-spirited effusion of Mr, Hillert and Mr. Elllert himself are subjected to criticism, that appears likely to have a discouraging effect on his prospective journalistic Hillert is an engineer, and evidently inclined to side with Groos.

The cordial relations heretofore isting between the Land Commissioner and the organ of his own town have boen ruthlessly severed. Groos has heartlessly ordered his copy of the Zei- tuny stopped, and coupled the injury with the brutal remark that he had no further use for it. The language of tho editor on this piece of black ingratitude is of the most vigorous character, and there is a good deal of it besidec. He Auction. A HA.L.H Of IllftKOXX, WILL SELL ON THTJE5- DAY, 1'ith a-1 tur -300 pea.

MMrwd HASH City Attvcrlttcmentf. jjopci. TAKUK 76 DAMASK LI.NTO' and that ma? hx- ID vUIidtit LiTiCH Jt AucUc i at auction by L. A. at ntcrc 1 r.

inT lftod tor ha!) Iwt art 6f a i a.1'1 Efcpl. it 10 JL. K. oa conzlr.ilnt; Ii: wtH, waJLfirN, tra tm ami lamp, wuporJcir quality, nyoonx and whoU to be dowel ILiirt vr re- Gocdn cow oil exhibition, Del I New To the 'Ladies, npEE UNDERSIGNED WISHES JL to iaform his ctuttcnj'-TM trcl public In pcneriLl tha: he 1 received bj ar- rivtiis a good ajjaorunsnt EMBROIDERIES, A I J-ucc unI SILK TIES. JESETS, KID OLOVEa.

HOOP-SKIRTS. Aluo.Wblfa una Colored FLAft NELS, QUILTS and A HCflOrti.ienG of Go6d.i in his Hoe, ho im low as any othfjr house. PleiJJie (J.1.1I lind L-iy aC No. 17-1 i Street. 1m JOSEPH BLUM.

Notice, A jT.V LL PERSONS ARE WARNED IK or recclrlnt; check No. 378'J, drawn by K. i 1 Killoeti, Sce-fttary, on J. H. Treasurer, for 3UOO.

1:1 favor of O. S. WinanE, and Indorsed by fclm, tho liavlni- boon lofl- or Htolen In ror pcsseculon. JNO. K3P.SHEY, Cashier H.

nnd H. 11. n. NOTICE. WOULD EESPECTJTULLY AX- JL r.o'.i;ico chut I no- conntctud with VALENTINE Piur.o as tliolr accl piano ''liner.

pjlrtk'H eH will pleano loave Uitilr orders The Moor done his duly; tbe Moor can feo (a German quotation from one of Schiller's plays, intended to convey the idea of base ingratitude). We have often Bali that of ali unthankful occupatlonc that of editing a newspaper is tho most so. Some people appear to think that whenever anything appears in the paper which they can't understand, or which displeases tliem, they have right to wipe their feet oa tte editor, or' to abuse him on general principles. This ia the Bad experience of every editor, without regard to the size or influence of his journal. But every editor has a soul of, his own gets accustomed to this discouraging condition of things.

There is another class, however, who have use for a newspaper just so long as the paper advocates their peculiar views no longer, just aa if the newspaper was gotten up for them and nobody and without remuneration either. The editor, of course, is to feel tickled besides at his chances of shouldering the responsibility. They seem to think tho editor is their laoltey, who is to'bo continually expressing his satisfaction at having to do all kinds of dirty work. If that class of customers and patrons only knew how absurd and contemptible they appeared when they ordered their paper stopped, as Groos has done, they would "look before they lesped." Having thus got his artillery in position, loaded and primed, and having secured the proper range, the Zsitu-ng sends a thirteen-icch shell right into the immediato vicinity of the be Icaguered Land Commissioner, thus: We believe we have proved to the satisfaction of all persons Mi-. Tietzc's Bird and Cigar Store, cornur MarJiut and Center ttroeta, oraddre me, P.

0. Tbua all ordorn wi'i mutt prompt attention. Purchiaors of plar.on or onsann would dowull to take ray advlco (fira- tlK) boforo fie'octlnj? an aa It thoin money and ofu-n graat olflappoiiit- mcnt. P. L.

EECKBU, JUicr. rtulil Id JAPANESE, CHINESE, INDIA 'GOODS, Oriental Carpets ancl Largcflt Stock. LarjteR- Variety Ptlct'8 evar before cftorod. Mock to 7000 and tall. A.

A. A I 827 to 831 Broadway, sel2 wcdaat 8y Ncxv York. STATES INTERXAL EEVEN-TTE, CoLLacton's OFJICK. IST DTST, TtxA3, Qal.oetoo, Sept. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will scl 1 at Auction, ot Park, Lynch rfupt.

22, at 10 A. TOBACCO, forfeited to United for violation of Internal Revenue la-ivs. WM. H. SINCLAIR, St Colloctor.

Strand, on SATURDAY, pounds of S.110KI.V We JIarc the Largest Stock Blank Books, Stationer DRUGGIST SUNDRIES IN XIIE SXATE. TEST CLASS" GOODS AND LOW yours? Tlmt'a Our Pierce Terry, STATIONERS A PRIN'TEHS, AND TrnoLZSALi: nZALzns IN STATIONBHY. DRUQ3IST SUNDRIES AND SCHOOL BOOKS, JST1 S3 STItAND, GA LVESTON jg3 STORE. 3500 Sacks COFFEE J7J-TV UitvIKTOl-, -p VIRTUS or. THE ASSESS- ilKTi'TS ami ro'Jn oo fill la the authority raff TBJ: and cJijLrtwr and of cliy oC I hATf; upoo a-nd wiM C'j-id tc tfrll at i-' 1 door oC it TC-SSDAT, TIIE 2o DAY oi Ocro- tto'U tflrcral and properties mod 1 aipiicHt, wild prppertim w-f'd now pail dat? anO fit v' forth In this advert w- to bf added to the amoaa ilAtcd to bg diiy in thii I'artlcs blCdinjf illlC (xJi will rMri to pay pn or KufUcIent deposit to oifcice bldw Rood.

For Pa vine ITarket direct in 20Hi and Street. Awctioff, U. C. L. Kf) Colo Corn BarS''? 11 Darlcrj.l' A Flake, Geajrk-r, Paswr Groth, Harlan, S.

D. Co. Holm-s, 0 Klmbitll, 8. IL KtlfiT. Kohl, J.

T. estate MerrimaD. XcDonak', i3ugh Pratt. P. Richardson, est, UichartlBOc, XV.

est. Robenborp, Il'jnry. Rofler.bot'K, Henry, Robinson, C.A Schuke A Khnw Trubc Tor Back end Trust Co Thompson. Tiernanl Vogln, Wood, E.6 Pile A EtjC Dul Ml' 13. 10 Etii i Y.

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Kate Alien, Alex AdaaiB Yard Aimoras Peter Baulard Belfipoer, Henry -Branch, Mm Boiasner. 0. Boyli.o, Mrs 3 Dnrnoway, C. -Da St. Cyr and P.

II. Do 8t Cyr Do Fester OaUaghor, Hurd, Dr. T. Basselmovei-, C. H.

Johnson, Chas. Johnson, Mrs, Lowell, Henry LiiCroix, Mrs. H. LoTlno, 1 Ear.dolph. Alra Jane Ruff.

C. II Sinclair, W. lira A. 0 Strlcltlood, Mrs A. 0 Scott, 1 Trflvorue, Antona Blk Lot.

JC5 0, Ii 7 0,10 072 S07 1 505: sou; 501 10 7-10 feet 4 5671 14 Wi7 13 son OOJ, 1 8, 9 33-20 3 507 4 50H 1 508 30 foot 5' 30 foet 7 60S; 30 feet 2 505 507, Jl 507 8 C06j 20 3 i 10 3 ar.d 1 50- 2 W7 12 10 J50 8 to 11 OO'j raw 0 and 7 510.215 1 and iCS, 11 BCC CO and 7 MC 1 30 ft. of 3 JX 15, 14 14 i 05 i S3 It 0 Lot. Adams, C. AdAins, C. Adums, C.

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oJi I Kvnsj O. f-. Ellin, Tktti if-fi It. CjUbrrt, Mr.) CjrlcEiin, J. O'Jlf La.ni! Co J.

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ft 54 0.1. i.r.!ia V' 1 5-4 0. I. HI ji 1.1. Hi 1 W) 293 ft Jd n.

I. 'b -IV7 W) i 1)50 Swj-mofr. w. H. S-lk-n.

w. n. ci Tulbolt, John Tternan I'nt J. Varaell. Wood.E.

Wood. Wakwruian, S. Vi i. aia wyio. i.

NWJ.HO. I. Mi 17 Jji 14 10.1. 1 3 1.4;::'ji For Twenty-third Slrcct froin. liny to tuc Soutli Lino of Jlroudivuy.

Armstrong Blondcaii, a licltcn. r. Hrl CCB Yard Davln, I I 012 Debola, Itev. Father birsBoi Flalo, A Frosli. Mra Jane i'roflb, Mrs Ano Mrs C- GalvcKton Hotvl Uo.

0 rand I 0 Huchtlnc, lift KaulTojan, Mrs League Campbell' 503 McDonald, PJcliardson, 2ii.1 RlcflardBOn, 1502 Keybaad, 502 Shan-, I OM Hbaiv, 5G2 Shaw, I fil Swingle, Mrs Tlernan, Bros Wood, Wood.LH 1 toot feet i 20 feet 00 feet 3.3fcut 30 feet 1J.J 60 feet i II i of i 8 Hi 25 tent 8 Hi 1 I-r 3 k- :4 i Am't i Due, i 54 5-1 6. 00 JO 01 20 IW 1(1 os 41 4S3' 78 Wl 40 3 10 3 H2 107 40 52 ill 10 121.1 w) HM 01 i 50 ll'H 55 sa us 121 CO ,0 of AJIcn. T. Ii 4 ArnoM M. Vi', i knr.u.

Ilsr.cocJi w. J.T.. U. ouMvt lm. ioulloi Wmjnouto, MM Drnln 11-72 lirlct, Eoiiffcerty." JIcDonald T7112, II.

H. i SB's 100 11 05 117 A IrajJU. 'l 4. I 'i. 7, 11, 14.

1m P7M. 4, i unyM. I Koch, Henry Kjrlu, gf Wm. NU outlo'i I A-1-11 lot. In bU yurroy, i 7 i i ft In.

ildc.v-; i M. 01 in I 1'J ft. 8 la. IV. do Win.

MrM.ii.7'^-1-0 Ttvn.o. F. K.VIJ-. K. Hain'lton, Janif MeDaitl.

Sta E. K. Ib72 ISTt-l -5-5, N' Mock of outlot Adeline Bauli.rd, A. 1873 PrcRiJi, Mrs. :H7.i lirowr, W.

I i'lianu. I I.TB? .3 A Imf 7( ,1873 JS7'1 Bauns.Theo Cook. Htnrv Cftaplin Calloiv-ltr. JI. CriTford, E.

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C. JL Q-jlnn, a Unilvr, J'u, 1-4. :s.i ia Trout, Locll Fur, 0. 0 11 HAKK'-r'T'luiii, of ou iiouihw. ijof Wj H.

1 block J. It 1-71 70.7, 0, and purtS' I 4 I i 5 jniilircp'tii li," (0 SE blk out lot TOlE bile outlot i tt. tf DavylLartlD 1873-4-0 NK SE I I outlot i ti', Edpir, A 1S-M-5 3 0 7 Flouraoy. Gco Ji 6 bill o. 1 Giffurd, 0.

C. or SIC Jones. i Kniiirnmn. Mo-'iterson, HIM A. or J.

0. SlU'ldcn I87.V5 XW BE blk 0.1. For PnvHijr ou street for Curbinjr. a froiri to 20lli Mrcot. Adamj.

C. Dautsob, A Cronfcan, J. Estate. Dooois, Dlshop Klrcher, J. Kirclier, Lucijr, I Morgan, E.

lira. E. Maloch, Ncuh. J. Robertson, Mrfl.

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3 2 SIielllOE raoclmalc Sircot from 15lli to 20lll street. Ain't due. Anderson, Butler, Baker, Aurella Brucker, Oncar Eock. Caplin, Mrs. L.

Dravec, A. Fosso-, James Fox, and Galventnn ArL'y Co. llanco, W. H. Miller, I'd tor Bcrowmftc'glienovo-' lent Jliinjt.

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and M. or JITM. U. liarrin Rlogh or Pohl, Ferry. Mrs.

A. Pluraloj, A. M. 5-0 undlrldod inturea'. NJJ blk o.

i BuanbuhL KeramllrofBe. Mrs.C .11 Scuridcr, Sidney '1(575 bllf outlet IV' Shields, Mra. C. 1J BE bin Tucker, I'. 1873-1, 5, nl! of outlot M' 1 Kat.

JUrr 1373-1, 5 Townsund, H73.1, 5 Vedder, Whlttmoro. S. I 5 Voct, Conrad 'nff)-1, il D'J 4 of ij i a a Allen, 1874 il of G. 1874-5 6, SE ojtlot of Only. A H.

I. Ass. of, I of outlot 102, Q.X' 3TI2, 3 H.ucher, 15 IH74-SE blcMlc of outl'll 7qa and l-j of Closion. oC outlot lM 1S74-3, fl 507I-! 1871-5. 8 "Wulle.

ot'lt. 5110 im-N nk 1 llSi'piilnR WilSOft 's 18 13 285 Ul 171 CO lil tl) in to f. 81 7(1 37 70 20 tO 41 7C 5'J (0 ISJ ii-' i Oi 111 oio -han. amiui. H.

1' a i A Knell, Win out, of Kuhr-jr, It UixUmlinu. Koch, 1 1-ocreo MlHfl II. A. LjvrLlUT, It. I Irn A.

H. Ii. Llo ij.c i "i 1 of oiit i. of out 1 Krus a bw r. block of I i i Uiinfinii, H.

O. Uiflfmi. Mitrtln, ii Miller, Ii. A. yjtcV.rll.

I'rouio, I I Quick. Julia IrlCTJuz, K. I Btrioldand, Mra. 0.. I i i a I.

7 I i 4. 5, it Hi i O' 5 i 01 SI OJ in i oo fJ (0 r.u I-: oo 4 ra en I i vjjoaion, CordiB, Mra A ilSW-5 Cronlran, Etitof Jno L'oftuj', DcBrulil, Davla, FelLer, O. Ford. Frunk Franklin, Ent. 0 Gi.Tord, lllns M.

Olllmore, Hobert. Hurlburt, Johnson, Mrs. 11. S13M NE John.jIS74-5, 'I Jonopli, T. U7I P.

r- 1U, 4 5, 674 417. J. H. ELSWORTH CO. scfttfurm IVES ID, AND DISCHARGING, 8VOO timates tte amount of money or deposit in Uae sayings banks of the country at fifteen -imtdred mil- liona dollars, ii name a successor for appointment by tho Governor who would do honor our German-American citizens.

The Stale Gazette, announces in flttin terms the death, at of Pro: Conrad C. Stremsae, in his seyeat; first year: Prof. Stremme was a man of soliil a as varied attainments, and of gren worth. He was many years ago one tho faculty of the University oE Hano ver, native country, and later wa sent for by Nicholas of Russia to flllaa important professorship in University Dorpat. Many years ago he left Dor Dat for where ho has sinco re sided.

In this Stato, after having bee employed on tho boundary commissio Lieutenant (QOW Qeceral) Mict er, ho filled for somo twelve years apo 3ition in our General Land Office. He was the architect who planned thai juildiag, and in the estimation ol ravelers it has long been held cae of be substantial ornaments of our State apital. The Csstroville Bra has a new plaa or populating the. country with the men of cities. That is, to fil! Ue cities with convict laborers, and ompei the honest working men to seek he country or starve.

The city work- rs will be like the maa who lost the pples, when they come to express their ondemcation of such a scheme. Tho Wilson County Chronicle says: The land grab has proved a bonanza Dick Hubbard's popularity. Just ow he could beat any nxan ia the State Governor. This is but another indication of the clous habit of considering public easures more with reference to their bearing on the prospects of individuals than by their connection with the real that ia this land nwindle we have always been on 'oos'a side, and we have placed our columns ftt the disposal of lias no further use for our paper. The "with counterfeited glee," predicts that it will not be long before the editor will have to bej, or run for or adopt some other disgraceful mode of earning a living, instead of editing a paper in New Eraunfels, in consequence of the withdrawal of Groos from the subscription list.

The Ztitung expresses some curiosity as to the course of the Commissioner, but suspects an inadvertant remark that he did not know what was going on in his own office had something to do with it. Thus drawing strength from its weakness the Zeiiuny man refers to the Land OGce aiTair as "a swill cart," on which he declines to pull any longer, and burning his ships behind him, he goes on to prove that Groos is responsible for the Chicago delinquencies of the. missing clerk Jackson. Still, brooding over his wrongs, tho editor goes for patrons a la Groos with renewed vigor, like several roung giants refreshed with new wine, and finding the German language utj erly inadequate to tho crisis, winds up with the following kindly advics ic English to Groos and hia sort of sup orters of an unbribed press, which we jive verbatim: "Go to h--1 and bfl d--d." COFFEE, JEx "Marln Borner.x Selling at "KEDUCED' 1 prices from a amples ot my office, TO ARRIVE, 4000 Sks, Coffee Per MarKarotlia." M. JKOPPERL, BrlgKS, Yard Adama C03 CraycroCt.

Idrs. CGI For Shelling Strand, from Seventeenth to ttlalitociuh alwo I'orMicIIInE: Mnctcojalli, I'roin Avc- nno II to Twenty-mcnnd, Twenty-founli nnd from A to D. Collets.J Douf-horty, Do-Jgherty, est'e DavFa, J.P Davlo, J.P Dlnola, J. Hirsohflcd' Heidonholracr, Jordan, C. Al'on extato.

Murphy, MoOonftld, Paul, J. 31 RejmorshoITor, J. Selling, E. Sergeant, TV. 2( Suymour, Seamier, Soutbern Cotton Prass 62! liftlinll.

10,11, 621 1. 2, 14 14 I (BSl 12, IP, 14 501 I 14 1 to 7 3,4 8,7 0.7 560 1, 2, 5 MO 2 8 to 14 to lli 8, 8, 1C 0341 1(10 I i 40 15 AND SOW DISOUAKGLNS, EX FAJUT, 3500 Sacks COFFEE AFLOAT, Per Diana, SACKS COFFEE. SAMPLES AT OUR OFFICE. auMumti KACTFFmTA.lv- 4: KCSGE. do do.

do do do do Treadmill Curtur Wilson. L. Wood, E. Wlluon, Mary Whlto, a i WoKtrop, 5Irs, 1 to 5 I i i i i i 1 2 1 to 7 0 1" 33 03 100 14 213 00 80 78 95 :50 12 43 97 CO 140 01 97 73 9(1 30 00 ICO 14 29 07 150 0-1 80 12 no co oo 350 CO 49 49 97 Blk Galveston Gas Works. 32d and Market Streets.

All ordora or complaints, to receive prompt attention, should bo loft at tho Secretary's of- SlloHInc: Strand from 25tU to a i 2GIU, und 20ili streets, Iroui Avcuuo to O. flee. In tho Ostermann Aatall, Adams. C. BlIInian.

Mrs. Ann. Crsmer, Tboa I DaSt. Cyr.H Dost. Cyr, Do Sc.

Cyr, Do St. Cyr, Erhard, rr'be. Gilbert, Jim. Hawkins, T. Monard.

Jas. McOauley, Jno. McDonald, E. A. Prlctard; A.

Pad, J. 627 Eotortson, Mrs. C. A 1 635 GU5 CM 627 B2i: C. 1 Oik 080 68U 6SS 5S7 SX, G1S CSS CS7 6S5 fas C'Jfa 628 6SC COS OSS 625 G8I1 Lot.

3earcoant, W. JI BlCord, Mrs. J. Hcott, VoRle. F.

0 WM.Ian-.j. 10. 11, Ii EH; ii 7 12 f. 'J, 10 8. 0.

10 Vt of 3 8,7 8,5 8,0 14 0 13, 14 1 8 11 14 2.3 Am't One. Ill U7 I .37 2CS 73 35 1231 80 72 39 60 I S3 60 JjC Wl iea r-i 67 23 484 tiO OT 16 114 CO Ill 97 17943 S3 36 450 16 SCO 25 111 97 111 07 208 712340 50 4-'! Ml 2) A Duljio, Pbllilp Ftli-jjuson, Hnfaenbeimer, 531 Heidenheitner, Hubbat, minors Jordan, Rubons, Joseph, Thoo Sometvlllo Davis. Sherwood, aiollnn, a Troadw-cll Wiiuon. Lot 'Am't I Du, 'H ''S 00 00 201 60 2S 1J9 -IS 230 -13 48 25840 7 00 1, 2, ar.d 4 MS 05 I -ISO 00 I .521 8 40 Jordan, C. he-i JoiinsoD, J.

1874-SE of outlot Ellon jien Jacob S74 John 1S7.I Jlullor, Mra. A. Ulr.r^ar, M. or LoulB ,1974. of o.

I. O.ilctr;, estate hl'k Of outlet co b-C 1S 5 o.l. (Iwn Wh' u. 1 lot 11) EM ot blockoutlot. 1S74-3-0, 1S71-G-6.

5.V1 14 6 a 378 a 11 IS 4 133 2T 1 4 7 0 1209 43 4 S2 ti 0 Lli .1 10 158 'i 13 V) 0 SH tl HI Ji Oi' VI 00 A II. IK IX) 11 7 15 4 78- 13! 5 10 1142 1 Rc'dor, Rutherford, Mnji liuhtor, Urn. So'ycr, L. Rolyor js-s Scott, i 1574-0-6. Jlra.

C. outlot MSS 4 Adam 'IKM, 1C Walter.Xrs.C CElx or est. of. 'M7, :3, Austin Hoblti AlfcrdGoo, F. UrlnkorhoIT nennlgon lirozlir, P.

1675-6. ClmmboWniaolmiQ Clastn, M. Conn, Klnoria 1S7S. 1B75. Lots In niooki 5 6 1 SCO and iOG 50,1 Austin, agent.

Crosby, Mrs Lowly, Allon estate Lewis, Allen Smith, Smith, 0 Wood, a 1 to 3 J. 5 5CB 1 Hi anil; 554 8 Am't Duo. so 308 30 2K1 (11 IDS oo ng Lom I nioclc No. 20. Dirts, 4 Ii 2.

1, fi 5.0 4, tl, 10 4 5. 3, 20 ft of 220 2i 37 7C eo 7'iS 00 41 00 40 at I 713 06 I 15 40 i la 75 4773 1 II! 51) IX 71 (0 68 i 233 Ji I 00 I SI 197 00 i Trout, fl. 51 TIf man, Van liuron, llrf. K. Sain Wurxlow, WIT wilwa, Welln.

Anna Welclllep, Wilson, Mary Whltelwy, II, BlafjhC, IJrM. Baker, Uroalff, Hni. Ij a lloyd, Wm, lioutlcr, Cottf-r, John Ccylc, Ju W75 KT, outlet o'JtJtit i ft, 7 1.4 of I I ISTT Of 4 7 am i II i r. sta y. 10 -113 5 a CO a I i 00 50 T(J( liVV i outlot NK block cutlet Nt: blocl: outlet l.

of K' of i I I CurElii, CardonciL. Carl Caplen, Ohafl jjIcn, Jolin A nnWKy, Ururemond, H. IH, uilireii. J. l71 IKTII i i Mauley.

John hmelch, -lolin Jhet Jaa. iir.lt.li. Hldrey I 1 am'in, J. oullot Smith, John H7il ou'Io' Kellftfl, K. Tholckftj, J.

"nsHarra, Jiar.iard.. tVoodon, Katr Tlttcham, Wra. John Fernor, i'hlto, A Varnm, li(im Vlustoid, NW block outlet i i i ij 3-1 Ci i is i 50 4 NE block outlot 1 307 I I Ami 4j cf 10 i 2 7 L-UiCk outlot I IS 03 Iran. Them onbcD, Ii Ibbert, Jolin urphy, rriochcr, John. 13, ir M(xi in7f, SE block or outlot ''7'a, 5, 31 -1.

7 X1 23 F. R. LUKBOCK, Gty Tax PartliM nurchwln? at iho bo rviuJrTi! to uay cflJtJ: on ortc-J-powlt. A Mim to rr. Hi-l 10, OTICE-HABBOK IMPEOVBMENTEOXDS: No.

4 $500 No. 238 300 300 No. Ilavo yot been prosonUid for redemption, FIo'derH ot said bunds (iro honsby nolillnu that interest on namo ceased on tho cf Mitj. 3377, by resolution of tLo City Council, they are requested men', without Schrmch, Mrs Wolfe, Burke, SB I Ara't a 1115 S3 1 41 2 and 3 I 28 70 For Flllloc: In 566 and 3, 1-4 ol Outlet 15. J.

tj Paul, J. 201. 15 3. 9 i 00 I). IC.J5J -IS Pllllnz STT, nnd Bloclm Ont- lot 10, SldowalKd and Burro'JRhs, J.

M. SWJj o. I. 30, 1 J. o.

1. 1 1 10613 present them for pay- JL O. MEXAIID, City Treasurer OFFICE, CALVESTON, AUGUST igrr. bontsand from. city hey irlll cot bo to board Incoming n.re nfreby notlfle-cl thftt aJter dftte th cot bo to board til a the Inspection of samo by tlno oRlcc-r, or vIJ) subjicl tho fines arc! pocaltloi In Ruchciwos a a TVUE SPECIAL PARTiNEESHlJ JL of H.

KEMPNER, In our Lunlnesa, docu Ciplro OO tbo Instant, Wo Iiuro bOti the Inwreflt of Mr, Korapcrr, mad con- sellSt BVftOOWER. rhe Guadalupe Times, provided. w. F. BL.UNT, M.

QunranUno oHlcer. ET IMPROVEMENTS PAVING, eztenBfon ffrantw by tlio City Council expires on the '3d of tender, nftor which dat aro re quired to bo enforced. F. It. LUI3BOCK, o-u-t 1C Tax Collector.

For SliolJlns TliJrtT-tlilrd Street, froju Avenue to For Sliclllnir Strand froia interests of the State. One of the features developed by iho controversy between. Ireland m4 Coke ia that leading politicians were manipulating the action or the Democratic party with nore regard to their own advancement than tho public good. Tho Wilson County Clironiclt notes another mail failure: The amount of first class Cn cle Sam's mail department received at the postofflce on Wednesday evening, when the postmaster announced that BURNER COUNTT. cnoral Jmll Bte.

HOOVEK'B VALIEY, Sept. 1377. J7ifj. Newt--On the night of the 3d! ve prisoners broke jail in Etirnet and jade good their escape. The cage be- ng these five were placed in a cell hat bad a undergone repairs at a ost, in connection with tbe cage, of 4000, received by the court and bought to be secure.

The next day a oung lady.frora Leo county. Miss Era, came in to see her sweet-heart, one caped the night before, shelilJ of $1000 for Mm, nnd went Smith, of Llano county, who resided in these apartments. Finding he had es- ed a bond her way rejoicing. Sheriff is an expert in catching fellows. Not long since -he allowed himself to be "bribed" and thereby caught several.

Recent rkias have revived everything and done much in cooling the atmosphere. Corn yielding 23 to 30 bushels per acre. Cotton a one-fifth or one-sixth bale to the acre. Plenty of sorghum. it.

cornet and 22d street, trnrweoD th of and 12 o'clcck A. k. i VT nnm, IT IiUiuiLctioii, a HAVE TO yOTEF THE PUBLIC TEA -L on the eighth oC 3Iay last I obtained ai Injooction from J. F. DaJy, of th Court of Common Plena, against ti person sty Ing heraulf "Madamo Gounmd," rostraJnln her from soiling or trunsidrriup, tho chfcttulK.

Propriotory Article? and trade mark, of the late Dr.T. FoiixGouraud." This enjoin tho sale of tho Oriental Cream, and other proprietary articloB ot my deceased farher. have therefore to tram Uie trado against pur Chasing from tho sold Madame any of flald preparations, my tion. Meanwhile my Olympian Cream I free from lopnl entanglement, aatf ics EO! alone k'gltfraato. The world of fashion wil Jlnd it a toilet an ide at least equal to tho prohibited article, and Its price reduced to One Dollar.

A. H. GOURAUD, 93 Greenwich street. New Anfrust 18J7. Sold in GaJveston at wholesale by R.

GEORGE, at retail by D. E. SCHOOLFIELD. Sold In Houston by It Cottar Co. 1n3l wo mi tn 3m eooo, SOUND COTTON SEED IN ANT Highest Market Prico paid, and Sacts furnished to responsible partlys.

Cash Paid ou DeliYcrj-. into U. M. NEBLBTT CO. ecu in 10 M.

rircei, for SHeUlns 'JAventy-iirdt and lom Strand 'o Avonno C. Bll, floissner. Cl Bolton, C. estat Dn.vio, J. FrackHn, Jira.

Fox, 6S tifi CSC LanfT, I GUI Lane, Nichols. iLrs. E. Plx, P-andle, Dr. Kd Seymt rah offer, Geo.

Sorley, James Maws, Sam SpofTord, Sirs! G'. 1 079 C75 ors C2! 551 08: crj 0 12 1 3,4 Atn't Duo. 12887 122 64 385 257 7J 181 ft. 0 .12 ft. 33 .1 1,2 ti.

cf 1 i 2 SW SO 122 113 12 6 6 4 154 'C5 123 SS as 125 as 10 For Strand, from Twcnty- tlilrd. Mrcci tn YTfJt of Twcnty-iireu street; and from Strand to A C. 1 m'r Blk Mrs 6-4 Adams, C. Jolcon, C. )t)bols.

Bishop I cDonold, J3 Lot. due. I ill si C23. 1 i 05 70 6ji 30 SS3 '50 It, 15 7 ss-t .10 ft. 30 ft.

17 CKi- -1 fiij. 11 14 so so si SI 20 6D 50 50 55 poars. J. 1C ax) iXJ AlTord, XrJ- 4 8 40 tillers, ttii. i9j 75 Insurance Co 6ii jMl.OO CS.T 30 ft.

11 64 55 Yard and I Ailamn 57; A 573 1,2. 5 1. 2, a. 4, 3 Am't Dae, In Flock 21 and Outlotn IS aud 43. 'P I A E.

JL persons keopinjr Private Itarlcetf -n-ho Ca; to call and pay their rente by thfl 5th of Eftp- 1ST7. will roportod, subjetitln themselvct) to flnc iwidcoatH. F. E. LUBBOCK, antK tg City Tai Collector, Block.

Am't Lot. Duo. Bolton, C.I. ISWJsJSEMI 0.1. 18' M3 16 Bolton, C.L i XTM- 1 Bolton, C.

'SE Cordroy," Mrs. Ka IT1 Levy.3Inj.B 21 Jtoser.P. 21 Shannon, A. II Schoilllus, Mrs. i O.L 433 GS i 0 43U1K1 SI 8, 0 1350 .3: 2.

3 -10 97 96 JijlSS'-i sen tl F. R.LUBEOCK, Colloctor, City of Galveston. To Cjty Tax-Payers, The for are NOTT Dne and Payable. TNTEEEST WILL BE CHARGED from FIEST DiY OF SEPTEMBER. One por cect per montli p-naJty, Ic ajditloa to tie Lc tercat, n-m bo co'JecWd after th; SOtll DAY OF Please coaie promptly and save interest and penalty.

F. E. LUBEOCK, an26 City Tai Collector. NOTICE -Li suptjrlorlly of our Stick and Fane; CANDIES Is an acknowledged fact, and TM art determiDed to keep up Its pcrltj and standard In every particular. We hare.

In creased our manufacturing capacity, and will 'JTT bd able to flll all orders. G. 107. 1M. I Ktnuid.

N. We carry the largest lino of a NUTS, IJIPOttTED FEU113 PRIZE BOXES ii the NOTICE. WO sacks COFFEE; 300 obis. SUGAR; 200 bbli MOLASSES; 1000 pte3. TC3ACCO: CIGARS, TTHISKY, BOX GOODS of every description, at very low by UiXDES 106, 103, 110 Strand, GalTextoc.

EDEMPTION OF tbe Flcaso present them at my sflce on tho 1st October, 1S77: Street Improvement bocd.i. Xo. 210, forS5CC, due JTnrch 1S75; No. for S510, diiu March 1. J.

M. O. HtyAP.D, City Treisurfr. Galveston, Sfpt. 4.

gf5 niPEOVE- i ment EondR, IL-st series, Nos. ISO to SSOO each, be redeemed on prcuiutatlon a Iniereit on same will ceaao 1st October, 1S77. J. JL O. 5IESABD.

se3 oc: city SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT! 3500 BARRELS ROSEXDALE CE3IEXT 500 libls. Poriland Cement, 200 bbls. PLASTJEB, Jiiit received acd a sale by tt c. A Aires TW" GOODS FOR SALE BY JOS. LAT5ADIE.

lodcR Si, worth poitl Clock $1 so, galvanlied Fire each; cuttle, 1 piece etcel tub. locff Kaivcs, Si; i dar braas-bouod PaJI coamocPiQ, RAwrSwae, fine Raiors, sctx! Packet 1 Chicitiers and Rubber Hoops, Hinges, IVines. TrampLaat'trs. Girclen Trc-w- J. L.

Largest papoi', larneut clnrulatloc, and best medium la Thirty -S rut Sen toriAl District. 3 2w AUG. ROEMER, (Successor to Eoemer 8TOTE8, TINWARE, GOODS. for the fitnotui "Spirit of Bert StOTo In tlio world. CONTTMjANCE OF THE atrona parroniKu ciMndod to tie old flrm la coa2deQU7 hopM Uu tuccMol THIS WEEK 8 CAR LOADS CLEAI; AM) A SIDES.

i OAjir.OAi; BACON SHOO-TJEns, 1 CAR UA1 CKOJCHi H. C. HA JUS. 1 CATC LOAU I I A I AND ST. LOUIS CKOICK S.

BREAKFAST BACON. 5 CAR LOADS OF FLOUR, all A flfl, Varnishes, Ship Clanger's Stocl, To all to wnom tAne shall cocm: Whereas 1: thiu day to my that J. J. Groos. cSramiKlonrr o( thp Loud Office of of Tcrax, did.

03 or July, In ojpori-Jon to j- BOli-mn oDcSal urottrt In irnaur asd nil oini official aaiiuniccm given me antl Aaomey General In wrttlDK.iRiu^, In name of John H. GlbBon, contractor for and cat tlio Bernard rlTer, CUD- dred and forty-fix land certiflcafru, for nil hcndrwl and forty acrm of land: also saJd GIbaon, kg contractor for cleaning out Caoey, one hundred and tirelTo lArd ccrt.5£- caien, each forslz and fortj'acm of Itcd; In all fire hcniird and Und of alx hundred nn.1 f.or;7 each. Said for ctanlcz ont Bernard are munbertKl from 1 to K4 iD and for cleaning out Cacey a-M E'a from 4i7 to MS ludmtlTc. cw.t by said to A. 3L lobby, irhleh certificates wen? COL- ia lair aad uratliocl consideratisa to the tale.

Therefore, H. E. Hcbbird. Gorijrnor of 10 State of Texas, do iiiue thia oil p-nons -T5E3 or otherwise dealing la sale as the for ihe same win be iMoed. In whereof I hereto idjm aad xocae the teal the to b- In Unrreln.

2 CAR LOADS IARD, inTinrces and Braadu. SOLE AGENTS FOE Galveston, Texas. N. SCHAEFFEK-- CHOICE EE- FLNKI) LABP. SOAP, CHAS.

iiir.L. ItiSOURI BEH-7-. -ST. F.LJIO A XXXX" EIf.ANCS, V. STOCKK STAE JIILL.

STOCKE'S BEST "STAJ5 MILL" BRANDS. WOOD CONOILVN'S STAB CANDLES. IJOL "AE CArELZS. YOP.K A.VD oT. 1OCIS SrTTrrD CHUECH'S SODA, Ia usi 3riM.

CHOICE CTDiSi VIXSOAE, CHOICE C.vSTASSO g. c. H.CK. Utoc L'nuMl. Etc.

H. ELSWOETH Strand. Galteston. Sundries. A BTATZ Or 1CCO Bbls.

of TICIT York PHKLIP niRSCH, N. Fal.tr Street SS i of BA2ELS. SXLF KXOS, iJJ Alpo Hoc? Polez. raodcnu. aid kxv apt SC6AJBS, All ALSO EV STOKE: 100 Hilf-Chesfc TEA, Assoi ttJ.

1000 Boxes Chcwiiiy- TOBACO, Assorted. 300 Bass Bio COFFEE, oO Cases HORSFOKD BREAD PEEPABATIOX oOO yeir XACk'KEEL. 30 Boxes Boneless COD-FISIL XOOEE, STEATTOX CO..