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cu service will r- -dav at the places and times fpcciUed, lllJU CBor.cn-- Church at 10: A.X. srd p.m., service. At sabkath School. Wednesday 7 P.M., Thnrsdav teaclr-re meet to Avenue I find 221 a l'bath at 11 A M. and 7 P.M., service At un'ilav School.

ty at 7 P.M.. prayer H.D.. Pastor: resi- corner Bath tind Aveiiuc Avenue and 22d Mass, 1 A.X.: High A.M.: A services i roomed to-day at il o'cltc'i. at tlie p'ace occupied--Concert Hill, street. --If pastors o.

churches, not included in wi il In their for a we will take pleasure in adding the an, which we thall keep standing evt-ry Sunday I'ITV will be a regular of tbe City Council to-morrow i'Krnoim at 4 o'clock. Punctual on tbe part of members will greatly the proceedings, and we hope to nil tho members in tbeir seats wlion lioar arrives. His Honor tlio Mayor be there to the minute. Vru'E TO passen- New York per steamer Euturpe required to be on Kuhn's 7 o'clock 'Tuesday morning, or they will be left bshind. Interested par; do well to bear this warning in as no latttudo whatever will be al- en the stated time for setting is-e: weigh.

ATTENTION meeting of Mechanics Fire Company, No. will be a'- their hall on Mechanic street this a a i evening, at 3 o'clock. A at- is desired as important business transacted. Oiwau we feel Rssuved--tliat Mefsrs. Butler Clement will prove equal to tbe emergency we are equally certain.

F. BECKEK, 1G-4 Market street, has JW oa hand tea new and beautiful Everybody who has seen them the highest praise. dlt. THE o( interest transpired during the'week caet. We have the same favorable condition of public health as has prevailed.during the season, and cannot perceive the slightest indications of unfavorable symptoms.

Business has been rather'dull, but the complaints of hard times ia not more observable than usual, and we think our merchants and traders are doing about as. much as they have any right to expect. The tone of public morality as evidenced by the records at police compare favorably with any city of the same population on either hemisphere. Improvements of every description con-, tiuue to present themselves in every part of the altogether we think we may congratulate ouirselves upon our ous and evidently thriving condition. CRIMINAL Couiu 1 Fayle adjourned Cunrt yesterday iifternoon, after clearing the docket of most of the cases calling for immediate attention.

The next term will commence on the second Mour day in July. The Grand found one hundred and forty-four indictments, most of them being for gambling and sailing liquor on Sunday, contrary to law. A low cases of keoping disorderly houses had the attention of the Court, aad the proprietors were made to contribute handsomely towards replenishing the public exchequer. Of the cases that remain over the most important are that of Pepion, for embezzling funds of the Plxrnis Express Company, and Capt. White, lor shooting Capt.

Williams. In the first case a. witness material to the Slate was not in attendance, and in the last, the prosecuting witness has disappeared. In view of this fact the bond of Cap. WLite was reduced.

Col. Connally, as counsel for Hiley, convicted of embezzling $10,000 entrusted to him by Phirnix Express Company, gave notice of appeal to the Supreme Court. We acknowledge the compliment paid us by Counsel taking the evidence as reported in the News as the statement of facts to be sent to the Supremo Court. The case of Cadua, indicted for forgery was brought ihe court yesterday afternoon, but a the State had announced itself ready for trial it was fouad TUB CODE OK New noticed in our evening edition yesterday, the trial and. acquittal of a gentleman thi grand jury for bearing a challenge to fight a duel.

The evidence disclosed the fact that very intimate relations had existed between Mr. Jacob WoDlsey, late special policeman, and the late United States Marshal for this District, but 'the best friends will sometimes disagree, and the chivalrous poli.ce man taking umbrage at certain expressions of the Marshal, sent that gentleman a formal invitation to settle the matter by mortal combat. Mr. Kerrigan, delivered tho hostile missive, and was very sensibly lold by the Marshal that his principal was a d--d thief, and he could not think of Gghtinghim." Now, under nary circumstances, or had the bearer of the challenge been an ordinary this declaration have led to unpleasant consequences. When it was Bugs geated 10 Mr.

Kerrigan that it was customary in such an emergency as this for the bearer of the challenge to take up the quarrel of his principal, he very sensibly explained that he did not intend to do any such foolish thiug; he contended that the offense was only an offense in a Pickwick- ian sense, and that his only object in presenting the challenge was to prevent, and not br'rng about a mortal combat. As the learned counsel, Mr. Howard, made these explanations to the jury--all of whom were of the colored persuasion-we thought there was eome such twinkle in the eye of a venerable darkey in the box as might have been seen in the left optic of Sam Weller when he knocked the hat of Job Trotter into the gutter, at the memorable I i at the gajden gate. The jury, however, took the same view of the matter that Mr. Howard did, and hU client was triumphantly acquitted.

llcnry L. Dawes, 1C is to deliver the oration at Yale. Emory Waohburn, LL; of Harvard Law School, will give the Phi Beta Kappa oration, and Edward B. Sill the class poem. at i.

aj. OFFIGB OF DAILY NKW8. tiatnrda Evening, June 1869. I'udlncaa la no department ebowa animation or items or Interest. Flour U'-inore eteftdy, pr'ces taking HrmneBB from tho indication! the New.

Orlea-i market. In other iUplcs there little doing, and prices are unchanged and' Btcady. Owing to the abaence of Inquiry the advance in bacon in New Orleans Has little Influence here, and qnotatloni are not better than nominal. 'The wool market exhibits no cbaage. There a steady Inqulryat roll prices.

Tie receipts to-day arc 34 aackj, of which only 20 changed handa at US to Qoed Medium, fully Fine, of burs, would command glfghtlr better flgnrep, Eay The hide market Bhowa more animation to djy than uanal. The receipts some 800 were in loti, nnd closed at Blizhtly flrincr figures. Lots of Light Dry F.lnt sold at IS JklSXc, and lets desirable at The were from the Trinity R.yer. The leading staple has advanced. about fc in New York and Xd on Uplands in Liverpool, the latter market claolne active allied for UplmLds, and 11 for Orlecns, with talei of 15,000 bales.

In New York quotations Bland OOX, 90X, and 31c. Hero the demand was moderate, bnt prices 'higher at for Good Ordinary. The statement for all the United States ports exhibit! a decided falling off in upon last week, but an excess aa compared wllh same time year. We produce tbe comparative statement I'olUwa THE are requested to that thg indiclment Uad mysteriously dis- that the regatta will take place on the 3d day of July, and that the open for any and all on the biv. Thepriza to be contended for--a aignificent service of plate--is on exhibi- at Thompson's jewelry store, remain until the championship of bsy has been decided.

ALMOST A 11 and 12 o'clock last night, a young gentleman who passing along Market street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, had his attention attracted by an unusual light on? of the houses he was passing. Look- through tha widnow he observed the EKAjuho bar on fire. He at once alarmed iDtnates of the house, and the fire was without further injury than destruction of the bar and scorching bed posts. Mor.TT-vm' report of the for week ending at noon yes appeared. The Grand Jury having been discharged, it was continued till next term.

The following persons were sentenced to the penitentiary for the term placed after their names Lewis Hamilton, colored, burglary three a Gonroy, burglary four years; Wai. Warner, colored, man- slaugter four years; Wm. H. Henry, The Pacific Railroad is a national success, and the house of Messrs. C.

C. sard managed by a skillful corps of engineers, has become a municipal one. The last supply of Ties (not railroad) has arrived, and they are now ready to lay the last rail." The public are now invited to call and see their elegant assortment of boys', youths', and rnens" wear, selected and manufactured expressly for this market. They have also just received a large invoice of Boys' Fancy Cassiinere, Black Cloth and Dahfia suits, imd a fine lino of Boys' linen bosom shirts, to fit Boys from 8 to 18 years old. Parents would do well to call and examine their lino of goods before purchasing elsewhere.

Reci-iTci This week. Same time last year. Last, week. 6,0:0 15,166 3,000 W.TOC 136.BI5 141,000 100,000 Bxp'c to a. Brilaia I 5 to Continent 6,440 We take occasion to thank his Honor Judge Attorney Winch, Deputy Sheriff Franklin, and the Clerk, Mr.

Fontaine, for courtesies extcaded during the term dosed. ARRESTS LAST man, by Ilalley, and asleep in an alleyway. Lv.zy Perry and Djlly Dorsay, by Gover, disorderly conduct. Percy, by Malone, receiving stolen shows eleven interments. We Property and harboringthieves ippend names and causes of death P.

Lxkman, consumption E. Van Von, jeneral debility; James Hicks, i a L. M. brain Laura Steuben- inflimniation of bowels In- ii2t of 1. Levy, indimmation of bowels; Daie, old age: Jus.

Wilson, Lawrence Frosh, paraljsis Wan. Tumuli, lockjaw. CITV J. Labatt, City Treasurer elect, yesterday qualified by iiing bond, with following gentlemen as J. W.

Jockusch, JohnBorJocher, J. Batts, M. D. Miller, A. fteill, Geo.

Flournoy, B. J. Hughes, H. B. Andrews, John S.

Jones and F. D. Dinkelaker. Will some person acquainted with the SJWB and ordinances regulating the mat- inform us whetiior or not it ia custom- trv to elect an officer before the amount of his compensation has been established At last meeting of ihe City Council, the 'joeBtion of increasing the pay of the City Treasurer, so as to enable him to have a book-keeper, was talked over, but no imount was fixed uoon. "Will the new Treasurer be expected to do the work now paired of him for the old rate of pay, which was, we believe, $30 per month'! Ualfc-j greatly mistaken in our recollec- there is an ordinance expressly stipu- that the compensation allowed to city officers ahall neither ba increased nor -itninished during the term for which were elected.

Lewis, Morgan, and Xush, colored boya, by Creery, theft. Caroline Fresh, by Clark, complicity with thieves. C. Moroy, by Maun, charged by John Kelly with using abusive and insultiug language to his sister. George Washington, by Clark, theft.

Mr. Drinck, by Ilalley, and carrying concealed weapons, and attempting to assault Mrs. Healine. Ira Dempaey, by Norton--assaulting and beating Mrs. Dempsay with a chair, and threatening her life.

A KEPORTEU'S per' sons who have not had experience of the troubles attendant upon gathering information regarding any unusual occurrence, cau form an adequate conception of the perplexities with which the effort is at' tended. To get a reliable and concise statement of facts from even of an occurrence is almost impossible. No JUVENILE police itidu i raid on a gang of juvenile negro tiie-es yesterday, and succeeded in bag- gaging five of the enterprising crew. They have been depredating about pro-, aiscaously for several days past, their eiploint having been the robbery of millinery stora on Postoffice street. The oldest of the gang is not more thsn ten yeara old, but has already csds his mark as a cracksman." They Me sll genuine republicans, and carry out the principles the party with an impartiality worthy the rcost orthodox office-holder in the country--they rob all and singular that Ml in their way; have no more respect for the pittance of the poor dressmaker they have for the honest earnings of government official, and will in a very ibort time, if ieft to the cultivation of their peculiar talent.be willing to swallow teai oath without flinching.

These precocious youngsters promise to be such lights in the professional and political world to which they belong, it would be a pity to reconstruct them by of the ordinances in tuck eases taide and provided. two persons see the same thing under the same circumstances, or relate what they' did see in the same way. Reporters often have the misfortune to fall into hands of parties who know everything that lias occurred or likely to occur, and as these sort of people usually speak for a small clique if personal or partisan friends, to discredit any part ol their statement or alter any portion of the information furnished, is to mortal orfjnse to the whole coterie to which Sir Oracle" belongs. We append one of the experiences of a reporter for the New Yoik World The difficulty of obtaining correct in- rmition concerning any accident or other svent from bystanders who have witnessed is very remarkable. A few days ago the writer passed tbrough.Washington Place at Jthe moment when a man was fatally injured by the wheels of a Green street car, as he wag attempting to get on the front platform.

Several persons were on the spot at the moment, and some of them gave different accounts of the accident. One of thim assured the writer that he was close by the car when the man was run over, and that he recognized him as one of the velocipedists who were running on the street at the time. Another stated that he distinctly saw the man off the car. A third said that the man, when crossing the track, was knocked down by the horses, and the wheels had not touched him at all. Various other statements, all of them wrong, were made by persons who professed to have been eye-witnesses of the accident.

places of any pretention now a days hare some favorite place of resort, tome favored caterer to fta tastes of the paolic in bibulous ard gMtronomie matters--whose udgment en such all important questions of what we shii; eat and when we shall drink, is "ever questioned. Of such places are "Sims" and the Orleans House," 101 in New Orleans, and ''Delaonico's" and the Hoffman Honse," a-N'ew Yort---what these places are to cities named, the Ocean House" is Gal eston. located immediately on the beach in the world, within five min- ride of the business part of the city, over by genial gentlemen, and uests the choicest of viands tha markets of New Orleans Grfverton, and prepared in the best the culinary art, this agreeable Pe promises to afford to our citizens "erjthins; that conld be desired in the ot a permanent or transient abiding That thousands of people will be ttw.to.d»7to test our judgment of tb KITects of the Removal Order. A COMMUNITY, LEFT WITHOUT OFFICERS OF THE community, left by a mistaken act of tbe Congress of the United States, without officers to execute tho laws, speaks in the following document. Wo commend it to those editors and people of tbe North who think that Congressional and military rule in Tesas is competent and praiseworthy, and who may also have given ear to the lying reports of conscienceless carpet-baggers and itinerant politicians, concerning the people of this State: ORA.NOE, ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS, May We, the undersigned citizens of Orange county, feeling that our community our laws have been outraged by the late cruel murder of Newton and Erastus Stephenson, at the hands of Wm.

A. Gill, D. W. Wilson and Yellow Bill, and having heard by rumor that the said Gill is probas bly still skulking in this vicinity for the purpose of perpetrating further deeds of blood and violence and feeling in sence of officers for executing the laws in our county that much mischief might be done without some decisive step on our part, do agree and form the following resolution, i Resolved, That we are law-abiding and peaceable citizens, and wish to see peace and security prevail in onr community-that we are in favor of bringing every cffonder under our laws to a just and strict accountability for his offences determined to look to the safety of our neighbors during the absence of officers In the county, nnd for the aforesaid purposes we agree and bind ourselves together in making the following declaration to all parties concerned, i If any further violance is committed in ourmidst, we will take the matter into our own hands and visit merited vengeance on all who maybe guilty and hereby warn all aiders, abettors or coadj utors to look well to their own skirts, for they shall not go unscathed. Resolved further, Thai we may not be looked upon abioad or at home aa men who would wilfully violate law and right, we will thank the editor of the Galveston Weekly News to give our aforesaid resos lution an insertion in his papor, so that all may understand our position.

R. Cumminga, G. W. Pearce, Nathan Bonner, A. Oele, O.

Mean, 1). H. Simmons, W. N. Simmons, S.

D.Harris, T.H. Simmons, W. S. Anderson, J. O.

Pearce, J. H. Uingleton, W. N. Allen, James Myers, Peter McDonald, A.

N. Singleton, G. W. Singleton, D. A.

Myers, Francis Myers, Patillo, G. Haynes, G. W. Adcock, M. Stephenson, H.

Williams, J. T. Lewin, J. R. Stephenson, JosephCheeson, T.

Gran, ger, Alfred Cbesson, Tresimo Granger, Jacob Wallis, Trevil Granger, W. O. Morgan. We have very favorable crop 'news from Mati- gorda and adjacent counties, with reference more particularly to the cotton. Tlie fields are represented aa unusually clear of weeds and grass; and the plant itaclf growing finely, every stalk appearing hcaltbyandliardy, and promising alargc yield of staple.

Tint si ction bad comparative 1m- munll from the heavy and continued wet weather which has elsewhere prevailed, and the etm has brought out the plant wita v'gorons growth. The only drawback ia the rumor of worms. We have from planters tho positive ssEiirancc that nn- le this psst visits tlicm the crop will be largely In excess of any season since the wa-. The freed- however, arc discouraged bj the report? of worms, many of them working o.i thares relaxing tn ir tfloits tearing their lator will be loat. COTTON--The demand haa not been general or urgent, but prices have advanced, corrcapond- wllh llu movement in leading markets.

The transaction) tnc'nde 101 biles at figures approximating to quotations. Market firm and ioldera asking higher prices at i In close. We quote tn gold-Low Ordinary 17 Ordinary Good Ordinary STATEMENT. Stock on hand Sept, 1st IBfl Received to-day 03 Received previously 110,635 Total receipts 130,604 Exported to-day None Exported previously Stock on hand and on Shipboard 3,404 Exports foreign to dato Exports coaatwiae to date Sales to-day 101 A GOLD--The rate in New York advanced from at tho opening to 133X at the closo. -'Here there was a limited business, mainly over dealers' at 13TX in the morning, scd in afternoon.

Outside transactions reported higher, cloiing late ISSXQlSijl. -American halves dull and plenty at Ore tn gold. EXCHANGE-- The business light and quotations unchanged. We quote Bankers' Sight on New Orleans prcm Commercial diiec Oommc'l, to 10 days, on New disc. W.

A. A. ELLIS A 1 7 6 A iprfi-d-Cm Te LADIES OF O-ALVESTON! DAYS JUST RETURNED with an elegant supply of DRY ErtS and HATS, Alexander's KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, In the newest designs, which I shall offer A.t Very L'RVY, 155 Market street, neur S3d. XTOWE St, I A 1 I A I FROM CHURCH TO CORNER OF XKB WONT A 1VIN- mySO ME, or AVBN17E dlw FOR SALE, OFFER for SALE my present RSSIDKSCE, corner of Avenue II and 26th Street, opposite T. H.

McMatan'j. The house is a Cotttgu of Six Rooms. There Lot) of Ground and four eood larce Shrubbery, Including Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowers, etc. For information, Inquire on the premises. myWdlw MBS.

E. L. DFFORD. NOTICK. KOPPKRL, holds my Tower of At- M.

toroey and my gent In Tcraa. J. SI. JONES. Galvcaton, January M.

WAJHUVKI.L,, (Ltili of the Firm tf Milton, Want well tf --WITH-D AY HALSKY, import era of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and Heavy Gobda, 348 CANAL Street, (oppoaite Earlo's Hotel.) 1UO and lOa WALKKR Street, NEW YORK. orders sent to me or toe firm I now rep- reBi nt, will receive prompt und personal attentiou. )e4d-wlt tw-tllljant Virgiiia f'enale Institnte, KEY. It. II.

PHILLIPS, A. VrmiDENT ASSISTED BY eit ProfCNtora and Teaclierv. UB Twenty-HOh Anmlil Session will commence on September lth. All the Departments are In lull and successful operatton. The ISitttiiingf are spacious ar.d comfortably furnishen.

'j he location is eminent healthlli and beautiful. Railroads, Dary Malls and tbe Telegraph, place It in communication with even- part of r.he country. For Circulars, with full information and Terms, address Rev. K. II.

fiHLLira. filnclpal kev. J. C. WHIAT, Vice-Principal or Hon.

K. TnooT, Secretary. Staunton, Va. KEyitEEScES TO Gen. R.

E. Hon. H. W. Shelfty, lion B.

Baldwin, Hon. A. V. Capucon, Weft Bon. U.

C. L. Hon. Wm. L.

Goesrln, Gen F. If. Smith, Va. Mil. Prof.

Mauolo, University of Dr. F. T. Htribling, Col. B.

C. Yancey, D. G. Hughes, Col. N.

II R. Uawson, Ala Col. Joel B. Matthews, Pritchnrd, New Orleana: Thos. L.

Mcuay, New Orleanc: Hon. Goo. F. Moore, Texas, iSc. Stannton, Juno, IStiD.

jdd-tw-lw-wlm FLOOR TILING. HE BAGLE SLATE CO. manufacture, from 1 heir superior Slate Siock, Purple. Green an Red Floor Tllo. Desirable for Hallo, Court-Yaida Comm'cl, 30 Bankers' Sight on New York prem.

Commere'l Jidia.Snar ifixr. Commere'l, 5 to 10 days, on New Commere'l, SO 1 Wli Commercial 60 daya on New Bankers' Gold Sight Banker disc i prem. a New Orleans prem. and Vestibules. nv, 8 d-cod-3m Address, SUTCLIFFE, Sept.

otQuariics. Hjdeville. Vermont. INSURANCE. Checks on London Commercial.

CO days, Hlcrline Hotel WASHINGTON. Llios Poilgitt. Bryan--E Re: Texas--N Gal- Ifgher, do--F Miller, San Jacinto--M Stoddlrt city--J Werner, Newport--A Moore, Battrop-- ShackeU'ord, Caldwell Co--Mabry and child, Austin- Miss Berdard, O--McFarlin, wife, 1 child and sen-ant, Ricomond--Mrs Cau'ton, Texas A Hartley, Clee.bern--IIB McLean, Hallettaville-- Thompson, Osage. EXCHANGE. James Abbo't, Ifcvr Orleans--RL MolTitt and wife, Cincinnati--J Herbert, N.

O--P Caldwell, Austin--Bivid Stanly. Mobile--Ruths Mont- comerv, O--James Liltle, Teiaa--James Smith, do--Shedron Wolfc, New Ycrk--Alfred Redmond. POUT OP GALVESTON. REMARKABLE IDENTITY OF liave been written iu explanation of the diversity of ideas and opinions which prevail amongst literary men: and writers for newspapeis are particularly conspicuous for giving tlie very best illustration of the old adage that two of trade never agree." We uro led to these remarks by the very extraordinary identity of ideas, and modes of expression which characterize the lucubrations of two of our cotemporuries of late. We often find them treating the subjects at the same the same way, and what is more remarkable in identically the same language even the minutia of punctuation is strictly adhered to.

In the morning edition ol the one and the evening issue of the other yesterday, we find no less than nine articles, some of them of considerable length, which are identical in every ticular. As these phenomena have been more noticeable since tho inspirational" lectures a week or two since, we can account for it in no other hypothesis than spiritualistic infl uences." As the writers for these journals are remarkable for brilliancy of conception and falicity of expression, we can only regret that our stupidity should be so great as to prevent, by any possibility, the adoption of the same ideas--it would bs such a great of time and money, and so very re freshing to our readers. The San Antonio Express says Mr. Breckenridge reports the Chattanooga Company composed of solid and heavy capitalists, -who are amply able to build the railroad to San Antonio, bnt they believe that the charter extension, granted, granted by the late Reconstruction Convention, is of no validity, arid they propose to wait for legislative action. They require from San Antonio and tbe counties ea route, a bonus of $750,000 and 200,000 acres of land.

In the Indianola road, Morgan promises to take $250,000 of stock, and to take the bonds of the city of San Antonio for $200,000 more. But the charter extension is subject to the same inyalidism. The Austin Republican, we are glad to see, makes a most earnest call a regiment of the cavalry that hag been operating against the Indians in tbe territories to be sent to reinforce the troops operating on the frontier. A SINGULAR MILITARY PROCEEDING. Messrs.

Allen Poole, shippers of beeves Indianola, came in possession the other day of about 100 nnbranded calves. These calyea they bought of a responsible stockraiser in Texas. There being.no competent or proper authority at Indianola, they went to the post commander for permision to ship the said unbranded calves. Tbe commander gave his'consent, upon the condition that Messrs. Allen Poole should go to the trouble of branding them.

This, at no little trouble, was accordingly done by Messrs. Allen Poole; but, strange to say, the permission to ship was withdrawn by the commander, unless the shippers would give a bond and security in double the amount of the calves. There being only an agent of this bouse at Indianola, be did not feel authorized to do any such thing, and, as a consequence the calves went to the prairies, still herded in the vicinity of Indianola. Mr. Allen, enjoys the reputation of being one of the most honorable men of Western Texas.

Certainly, this was a most singular military proceeding to to say the least of it. Christ! Advertiser, 39th, Nrwu omcm, GAI.VIBTOS, J.ine t. 18K. Kccelpts from the Interior. TFBR STEAMEJI.I HOUSTON--Per steamer II Whitelaw-P fc Lavlne 10 balea rasrs--P Lubbockaon 3 buintea--Wm Hendley 1 aacki cotton--S Hcldenhctmer Co 1 pkga bonzeho'd furniture.

TRIFITY RIVER--per steamer Mustang--Bill, Hntchlnga ftco balca cotton, 9 hides-- Bm- bry 1 bale cotton--Woltton, Wetia Jb Tieor 3 cotton, nldea--Qrcenleve, Block co -J bales cotton, 1 bundle hides, 85 hidea--Moody, Bradley 10 hidea--A Mnckle 27 hides. 3 sacks wool--Cerf Broa 136 hides-- Alford 10 hides--A Sewuma co 10 hidea--W A Ellis 39 hides, I bale do --C NEley W- bides, 4 lacka bundle hides --P Willis A Bro Stales hides--W Haden 103 balea Lowcila--Order 10 hides--sundries to various Wolalon, Wells A Vldor 37 bales cotton--A Sea Euma co 35 do and 4 bales c.oth --T alcMahan 2 balea cotton--W Gregory 3 do--T Wagner 1 do and 3 gacka wool--J Predericli 3 bales cottonjno Pholps co 1 do--Dnbote, Morrison co sacks wool--Bill, Aco 3 do. Total--Cotton 83 bales--wool 94 sacka. I.AST CALL A miLE County Assessment Koll of -L 1SCO will close on the aiat of tale month- June--after which all Lists of Property, Real and Perf oual, must be entered on the "Unrendered twenty per cent, penalty added; In comes and Salaries, per cent, penalty It tai payers Incur this penalty, I have no power to relieve them. O.

W. TRAPP, Collector, j--ldat Qalveston County. OC'EAN HOUSE. ELEGANTLY FDRNISHED, COMMODIOUS Rooms--Attentive Servants--Table replete witl everything the Market affords--Street Cars mn ninfj until 19 at nijlit--Sea Breeze--No Mofqul toei--Health, Ccmfoit and Content, are the in dacementa to gentlemen and families offered by jeMtf BUTLER CLEMEST, Proprietors. LIFE --AND-T A --0 T-- I A A A A Board or Cbarles Walah, Rob't S.

Bunker, Wlllla Clark, Hon. J. Bliss, Moses Waring, Win. J. Ledyard, Hon.

P. W. Kellog, Col. A. J.

Ingoraoll, Hon. H. H. Smith, Col. W.

D. Mann, MISCELLANEOUS'. ttern: nii Wettem Collection and Agents for tint Sale of Soi'cUiern No. 0 Street, NEW 'YOR -IJonstY. Jetttr OKLAHPP IIRUSIG, and Cvllrelitm Jgcnls, iKo.

174 CBSTRB STREET, "(l)etwc'okpoaloflicc end Market streets) Calvcslon, Texan. NOT1CB. OFFICE or HASH ELL. A SON, 1 CKtTiiAt, KAILROAD, TEXAS, J- BRTAN, June 7th, The are informed that" we- 1 aha 1 from this prepare! to Receive and Forward Goods and Produce from The Town, of a and to generally attend to'all Commisbion usual, with which we miy be intrusted, with promptness, energy and care. respectfully, IIASNVKLL Jt SON.

FOtt SALE THB RECTIFYING'APPABATO the rcac U' Hnll'mnn, "Mtltiick Co. Apply to myiHdtr ALLEN, 17-1 Strand, NOT1UE. I conacquenco tf ilia great liEDHCTION IN JrAUE the 0., 11. II. K.

from and after tbia rtote the sjstem ol laculnp; FRKE PASSES-, ekc.ept in discs of reciprocity to other Etal'roadd, anu to partlea who render cqnivaKnt IS ABOLISHED. ThU rnlo-will be rigidly aflhercd to, have Orders to ttiko nil all outstanding passes. i. By order of the liece! ver. AUG.

BUTTLiR, myS2 d-tw-aw Auditor. GENERAL R13AL ESTATE A COLLECTION AQENCT. nB nndcr'aiijned have i day formed a co- for the transaction of a.General iJutate and Collection Ajrer.cv Bualnces, under the name of FARISH Jb BKOS1G. The business being in purchase and sale of property; borrowing and loaning money; tbe Election and settl ment of ihe payment of adjustment and settlement of property sold tor taxon the druwlns of of eveiy kind and charaoicr the of titles to property supplying 'fiilland complete of titles to laiL'yfrt .1 the fiirniuhin? t.f pardes with accurate and curri ct information in legBrd lo tbe cli male, soil, production and average price of lands tn any portion of tho Stats. lu all cases a fee will be exacted for any iLformat'on or service rendered All coirespondecce must, be accompanied with the necessary postage stamps.

We have better facilities to enable us to rnrmRh a true at.i] correct history of all propc.ty within the limits ol Galveston thu'ii any other person lias or con ob- to in Our iriends are respectfully solici' cd to give us a share of their patronage. Oscar farlsn will also attt ml to any business in the County Court pertaining to Ks'a-es ol dc ceajed persons. Galveaton, Mav 24, 180). OLVESTOK. PHYSICIANS, DRTJGS, ETC.

WOT. nt. M. BTO JMC is A i r-r i OFFICE AND BtelDBNCE 333 corner of 33th itrcet. Will prescribe by letter far patients in thccomilry.

jeldtf Bli Wrbb's Drug Store, COR. TRKMONT AND POST OFFrCIC STS. HrjsipE.KcE^Ol Trcmcnt Street, attention givn to'Ftinale Diseases. JH. SUHGEON AN1J PTTVHllTIAXI.

Uesldence, st. nnd AT. I PEKTE; IW. PHYSICIAN A Kesidence, 41O Eusr DRS. BOWELL PEETE, Ol-TICE, street.

No. Stairs. Private Putients boarded, aprilll dSwtojairt'70 DB. L. P.

KSTABROOK. NEW YORK. TIOT.KI, A A D. M. JLlAVlNG understocd'tliat a rejiort'tsin cL-cn- lation tliron'stout the South that tiie prestht Fro-'' of this Eolel had relir.

lie: ofcoaj', 1 liiey take ihla cciaision to say Hat is no trnlli In report, nnd that Hi thall eTiier.se to niiinljin its 1 'im-i a i i no or COll. i a and Kotail Deaiura iii DRUGS MD MWIM, Ghemicals, Paints, Oils AND FATSrCY GOODS, Non. lOli and i i i Mrrct, K. T. BiBSTOW.

"Gmiveston. (Successors of La at I I I i in DBVfiS, I I B.S AND 'OI-STUPrs; ratent Funcv Qooie Pabits. Oils. VarniM. Olass, G.lrueu Sccif old stand, corner OJ iuirk.it and SSd streets.

apl dtwli COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ETC. HUGO BROSIG. myS" d-wlm PACKET LINES--SHIPPISlft, BLACi STAR LINE LIVERPOOL For The Al British Bark IIEIIBERT, SMITH Having part of her cargo engaged, will liavc dla- patch. For freight or passage apply to C. W.

nOKLEY mj28d2w Agents. Id f-l 1 IA Berwick's Bay and OpelousaB Bailroad to New Orleans. Steamers ot this line will hereafter leave followa SteamahipCITVOPNORPOLK, J.J. Atkinaou, matter, S0NDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Carrying U. S.

Malls and passengers only. PaflBengers can procure tickets at'S. S. Jones Transler Omce, on until 10 A daj of Bailing. No roonisteecured onti paid for.

octB-dfttwtr CHAS FOWLBR. Acont. Hon. C. P.

Gayc. Robt. S. Bunker President 8. C.

Donaldson, Secretary 3. T. Bradr, Col. John lemdon, T. W.

House, Houston Jame Sprley, Esq Galveatorj Charles H. and Wm. Kendall, Richmond; Col. Isaac N. Dennis.

Whar ton; Edward Collier. Colnmbtte: Rev. Conlson, Baatrop; Mr. Hugh Lewis, GonzaleB W. O.

Brown, Aniitin; Meflfra. McClure A McClure, Palestine Hi-. Jno. B. Jonee, Corsicana THIS COMPANY, chartered br the Lctlilatnr of Alabama, respectful! presents to yonr consld eration a lew why It should claim conddently ask yonr support It la, as its title otrictly SOCTHERH INSIJRANCB COMPANY and ita Stockholders are.

not only cltizcna but identified with the Uitereaca of the Sooth. It hag Cash Capital of and has depoeited with the State Treasurer of Alabama, to remain a perpetual deposit, Kuarantee to Its Policy holders, 'Ita Dlvldcnda increaie yearly, on the contribution plan. Premiums non-forfeltable from theflrBt. A prominent feature in the endowment principle, which commends itself to all.as it makes prc- rtfion lor one's aelf in advanced life, and alao for one's Dually in case of early death. good security for the payment of its Liabilities as is offered by Companies boosting of Ut militant GOLD POLICIES--All the different kinds ol Policies isaued payable in Gold, when the premiums sxe paid in Gold, without any advance in the ntca.

of the Premiums loaned to the assured annual); A I I Transatlantic Steam Packet Ships! The Full-powered Clyde-built CAMBRIA, INDIA, COLUMBIA, IOWA, EUROPA BRITANNIA, SCANDINAVIA, and ANGLIA are intended to sail EVERY SATURDAY to and from New York and Glasgow, calling at -ffoviUe, Londonderry, to land and embark noon from the wharf, Pier 30, North Kiver. foot ofDey street, New York. Rates of Passage, Payable in Otimncy; From New York to Glasgow or Derry, Cabins 90 and $75; round trip $1M; intermediate $115; steerage $30. Rotierdam, Havre, Anr.werp, or cabins $105 and $00; round trip $193; intermediate $45; Bteerage $40. Gothenburg, Christianla, Chrfsliansand, Copen Ac, cabins $110 and $95; round Hip intermediate $47; steerage i'12.

Children 2 to IS years, half fare; tinder 2 y'rs free. Bf Cabin Passengers booked through to Liver- ool at Glasgow rates. re-paid Certificates from Glasgow or Derry, cabins $90 and75; intermediate $47; steerage $37. from Hamburg, Havre, Antwerp. Motterdam, c.

cabins $105 nnd 90; intermediate $55; steer. $45. rom Gothenburg, Chriotiania, Chrisliansand, or Copenhagen. cabins $110and 95; Intermediate $60; steerage $50. between! 12 years, half price; infants under 1 year, $5.

For further information, apply to HANDYSIDE inally. 'remlnms may be paid Annually, Semi-Annually or Quarterly, HflfTON, Cor. Rui and Travis streets, Houston, General Agent for State of Tens. InlvS A I A LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Stock $200,000 00 i 575,250 25 anhilned and Paid, (seven) 140,000 00 Uumretf In IS 00 Number of Pollciei issued to date 1,815 X.

J. WICKS President PKTTET Pice President W. P. BOTL8 Secretary J.H.EDMOSSON... Qen'l Agent NOTICE.

ABB FRBPARBD lo Rccclva Freight either at HEARNE or BRYAN. H. LITTLEFIELO CO. Bryan, June 1,1809. jeSdlm FOR SALE, NEW IRON STKAMBOAT Inquire of J.

15. Sellers. A. J. WABD CO.

LOST-91O A. SXAIL HAIE CROSS, Between the Ctu- tonhonse ted Ccntrai.Wlurt The abovo reward will be paid on delivery of tho to Captain Chss. Fowler, Agent If orgtn Line Steunsuips. J. B.

LOCKWOOD, jeSdtf Capt. Stetmship C. Txzu Rmnnrcn: Ballinrer, Jack Hott, White, Brail If Sirrn, Brings A Yard, W. B. Borley Oatves tan.

GenTwm. Webb, Hautton. Col.Wa.M Sledge, PrtftB.S.,S.'AC.tt.R. Gen. Thomas Harrison, Waco.

Gen. N. O. Shelley, Austin CoU Thoi. Q.

Williams, San Antonio. Col. John Ireland, Seavia. Doctor C. W.

Tate, Coiumbiu Mills Htlbtet, COrticcma. With above statement ot assets, number policies issued in 18 months, amount of bus! ness done by the Carolina, we nave the pleunr to announce to her policy-holders, onr friends In Texas, tbe friends of Southern Institution! generally, the Carolina Lift Insurance IfempblH, Is not tu experiment, oat tn an qualified snccesc. She Inraet Policies on the Improved Flans a Ufc Insurance. All WICKS BAUGKHN AcenU for Texsu, No. TKZAS.

ACTTVji AGBNTS WAHTKD, Addri St. Stats Agents. A SRsV Vmt- AMlMMCAN fflACHINB. Price The simplwt, chetn- est tna best Knitting Machine ever Invented Will knit W.OOO stttcnw per mtante. Liberal In dncements to Agents.

Address AMERICA KNITTING MACHINE Boston, St. Lonls Mo. A Cotton ami VTooI JT AFTD QEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 153 Strand, lialventon, Tuxns-. RefcJvers xnd JobUci'Sol'all grades cfFlw.ir, Liberal Advances nnde on al! ments i Cotton, col, or other Produce, for ea'e or shipment.

Sole fnr E. CARVER'S CELEBRATED COTTON GINS. dc COTTOH isu wow, FACTORS, SHIPPING AND COMJUSSION MERCHANTS Strnnd. usuTeslon. twly COTTON FACTORS AND i i i i a a a 93 Broad Street, New.

Tork. N. WATEns, No. 19 Strand, GalvestC'ii, 'Texas, represents our House and is authorised to attend will mate libera: advances en consignments to onr addrcsp. decis-dli-a s.

HA HIM 2O Jt as Pnrt PJuce, and 21 23 Darr'Jiy ttvect, comer YofiK. INiMEU.ED SIUSL1N, DKILL sr.d ni'rK all colors nnd RUBBER DntLL, CAKHIAHE, nn. 'L'AllLK OIL aur jt BJ.erclio.Mt«», 1C!) Pearl Urcct, Jicw York. in ouroivii ftr extremely small charges. avS9 di NEW ORLEANS.

S.TIIXU JTleKEMVA, A i FOIt' GIHSOiV'S SCX OELEBTJATED TyE UAVIi OX A oMr'twiialBelccllnn of tin. 1 tilHorent We will illl orders, nieie'y a'ltliiiu cim'jerf, suiauce) i i PifllHory. Tills whis-'iy P.J we'l hnou'n to for ils purity and llavor, and i. sr.i'h us will enable c3nHiimerR to a pure, unadulterated SltlTIT A S7 1'nj-drjs New Orleinp. SCOTT, Galveston, is oiir ALvat for the of Toxa A1.LEN LEWIS, ALL.EN I.EAV1S 4: COTTON FACTORS, AND Co Is i i i a mar-t-twly GnJvestou, J.

HI. UK A Nl)0! Cotton and "Wool Factors. No. 63 A myC d-w3ra Oml-rcntoii, TexaH. MISfELLlKEOUS.

KEEP COOL XJ.Vl'Ll TUBS, WATP.ll COOr.TJllS, TCE CHEAM FnEEZEIlS, AT BKO1VN HUOS 1 21S TromoEt Street, Galveston. i i IIUOTIIEII, -7 A ER NETT ORLKAM 1 ImporliT? tii.cc 3 The Oldest ami Larsest Uavaaa Impor.er* ill i A A A I Ordtrs executed at tlie i.otlce. All Prizes by mjl5 Grader No 1.1. GET TCUJK' CIG.VItS All THE i a aiutinfactory, (iri'ow lo Lot It Hox Xo. S4S.

P'. Ni'W prompl'y lo. myl d3ni Hoys' "Wunr B. T. AVAI.SIIE, Youths' Boys' Children' iND Dlens' Furnishing Goods Inijicrter, a a Slrect, Nciv Orleans.

2m TO THE I I HE undergiCTicd wishes tn imnouncc to the people of Galveston and country that lie haa 'he uient or and. uut A i and urcKsca lumber ur oll'ered in the Gaivestou HENDSKSON BR()THERS, 7 Bowline Green, New York STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. NOTICE. market. The Bretsud Cuiline and been received from Hie b'.

st mills in and Wilmington X. nil of which be wel) so-'itfoiifd. Tlia SHINGLES ai-e ol'the best cypress, mude by experienced hands therefcre purchasers will find it to their advantage to examine hia block beforo buying elsewhere. lie has alao mide arrangement with mills at Calcaulen, to fli; bills for any amount of lowPine Lumber, at very short notice; and Builders will please call on the undersigned, who Ihinks lie can give them entire satisfaction. Since too President of the United States, Gen.

U. S. Grant, came to the determination to ruiec the credit of the United States, tncnndereiimed, determined to follow this excellent example set before him, and raise own credit; and fciuce he liaa found out, by pnet exoerience, tout the credit system will not do thiJ, he haa concluded to selll for CASH ONLY, which will (liable him to sell cheap; uud he Is hi hopes that the moneyed men will appreciate this, and avuil themselves of tbU opportunity of saving many a dollar. O. II.

HUPP, Office and Yard cor Bath Ave. nud Church aiirim-dly Op. ad Wnul EiiKiue llnuse. BEARD'S TJio J3est In AVom-lcl FOR try order? solicited and carefully and promptly filler, C. O.

D. Money refin ded not decIJl-dtwUin A FAMCV ll A. B. GBJKWOLD firm of Hyde fc ry, Silver are. Cutlery, a Gotjda, Uui Pistols--corner ol'Carml uud Kuyul Btreots.

PKLT. T) ANDKKSON' SOS'S Ii I. A superior ailicle for Koofinij PU-IOSL I For sale by J. G. I-INO11A7II 3O Orondelel Btrcet, New Or'ians.

marls S'A'JKARI. I I A I No. 7G I.uveo Street, INcw RKSII NAVY, i'JLOT AND FKKNCil BHEAU, and ttll descriptions of made Ail good- shiptKvl free ofdrav-ace. Junc4--dtwlv MAKGAKJST HAlKiUKliY. Frank A.

Pierson, Geo. T. Walker, Benj. F. riERSON, MANUFACTUUEllS a JOBliKHS OP r.

it i o. liCiidcinen's Furiihliiiig Goods, etr, No. 73 CANAL STREET, New OrleailH. twly FACTORY. NEWARK.

N. JT. A I I A I I STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTORY. From York Every Steamers. IOLORADO SBVADA MANHATTAN! IDAHO Captains.

K. C. Green. 2985 James Price. 3125 J.

A. Williams. 2965 Wm. Forsvth. 3396 James Guard.

3200 N. C. Harris. Cabin $8O, Cold. Saloon and State Rooms all on deck.

For foreight or passage, app'y to WILLIAMS GCION, New York Or to A. A Galveston. marl6 FOR LIVERPOOL AND QCEENSTOWK rTWIlS TIB being preferred to all others at the principal Cotton points, where it Sae been used in large q.u!.nUties, we would ask that all planters and dealers Ber.a to their in for Beard's Lock-Tie, tliat they may eee and know the advantages tills Tie has over all others. There are no loose pieces it is put on quicker and holds better than any other Tie in cnisumce. The Bands can be adjusted to any sized bale, are all hooked up alike, making a straight, uniform bale.

Try HKAKD'S LOCK. TIE oiu-c, you i have uo otlicr artcr. BEARD 33RO St. Jjmif, Patentees and Importers. or THE PLANTEKS' COTTON T'nEss, I Galvoston, January I MZSSH9.

BEAHD GJENTI.EMEN your request I have given your Lock-Tic a most severe umt, by mitLinir it on bales averaging C5U pounds, some of them weL-hiDg 720 pounds, compressed with a pressure of 800,000 pounds on each bale, and the ties hooked as tightly as possible; none of them broke or have since broken, Th(. same class of cotton tied with any otber tie that ire have uaed haa broken them to such an extent we have been compelled to use rope, which would stretch and allow the bale to swell; but with your Lie we can now dispense altogether with the use of rope for our heaviest bales. Your obedient serv't, SAMUEL H. OILMAN, Superintendent. SMOKIXO TOBACCO, SNUFF, SKUA CIIEW1XG CCO.

Direct impO'tatioTi of PIPES of all kinds and SMOKEKS' AKTICLBJ. 91, corner Chartrea and Conti, aOJi JanI4 street, New Orlenna. dly INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, Mllng IroM New Tork Ererj ni TUESUATS. Rates of Passage try the Saturday Steanur: Liverpool or'Qaeenstovm, first cabin, pay- aWelngold. 00 Liverpool or Queenatown, steerage, payable in currency 3500 Pattdae bv Tuesday via Halifax.

UTerpool or. Qneenstown, gold $80 00 A I OK A I AGTJK TONIC Will Invariably cure all Fev.ins, viz: Chills and Vcv.T or Tever anil Aglli'. Uumh Chill Cciwei-tivcChilU, or PerLlcioua I'tvor, and Jiil- SoUcTltiiUiltLent Kever. It is the best remedy for.the cure oft lanrc-d Spleun (Fever Cuke,) ocseral Dthllity, iu.4 The iilvauui'-oa ihut the Anti-Periodic poses--i above all lemcdlcsol in ihe faci: 1. That invuriubly hreaks up fever and pr-vents the i i on tile scviaitu, UK! twtnty-llrtt a 2.

Thnt it, r.ot OCCT'OI any of lies! 1 Ue Ihoee produced by iintuine. That It cm administered tti children of tlio most lei dur age with iaipunity tnd 4. Thut it contains no un'nine, areenlc. or oth mtnenil or vcmtal-'c polsuns whatever. a i i i end Merchants general Ihrou-hoiit Fully guaranteed lo all cases of Chdls and or 1'cver nnl Asru uni Dumb Chilli, cither or chronic, directions are followed.

WUBELOCK, FIXLAV Fole Proprict-ors, OrKans, I-a. ny4 dlm-wllin We, the nndiirsig-ned. haviug witnessed th tine on of Beard's Lock-Tie, at our Compres put- sctt In Bt. John's, N.F., by branch steamer, gold, 4000 UTerpool or ftueeiuHOWn, Bteerage, cur'y SO 00 1500 Bt. steamtr, 30 00 VT TicteU sold to and from England, Ireland, and the Continent, moderate rates.

For further Information, apply at theCompsjiy'i Ofncee; JOHN G. HAI.K, Agent, 15 BroadwmT. Hew York. Qalveston, are justified in recommending them lo ou? planting friends, and dealers throughout the State, and prefer them to aay In use. S.

H. OILMAN, Supt, Planters' Cotton Prcsc. P. J. WILLIS J.

It. A. SESdUMS A. J. WARD T.

H. McMAUAN PALMETTO HOUSE, Tremtmt Street, near Strand. FHAHK McDONSELL FnoTniKTon. CHARTER OAK HENNETT UKOCKKLHAfV, TIN, SHEET IRON, A COPPERSMITHS Gun Stovcn and novM-dlwlv a I n. rvnn BAKIB PLASTS on band and tot DUUU sale in to suit.

pntchMers, by 160 Stmid; RANK in. succeeding is. as proprietor ot this Hotel, takes pleas ure In announcing to his numerous friends and patrons that nothirg will be wanting to maintain nndiminlshed the favorable reputation of the PALMETTO, It has enjoyed for a years. The location the most convenient In the city, being one block from the Slrand, aid of ready ac- cees by all Ballroads, Steamboats -ana Steamship lines. Galveston, May 17, 18C9, mylSdlra LEADS," SLUGS, c.

WK CAN FrjTtNISH TO PBDITEHS, IS QUANTITIES TO SUIT, TO I'JCA LEADS TO DOUBLE PICA -SLUGS, AT YORK. PRICES. I I novSl.dtwtf.