The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 4

Wednesday, Antrnut 12,1874. CITY EfTELLIGENCB. WKATtlKH Obnerratton.) A. I DO.fB II i. 1.

S'j P. K. i HO-fri- a. 3a'O 9 P. K.

30-Oi 1 BO ATtrage I ai.gv. B.E.j 7 .60 S.E.i 7 S.S.E.! .24 .40 The Pelican ectlxitf JLttBt Jisa Tumbler Left in' Jbe Coll HrlnKM Out for an ly on Wowieu-Fatnlllmr -FUJi roiifliciKft corrictM (or tamper- tCoH a trom ofSclt.I ia lant featy.four in taut tvootv-faar or in the "bay at p. E. C. tf.iC ISEBNET.

iirrew, Augtmt 11, 1W4. Assault ami Battery. It None uf your the a rouning meeting of the Pelican Club last night, C'ol. PufHnblow took the cL.air promptly at 8 o'clock, and tlie Secretary failing to put In an appear' Mr. Al.engHflh was appointed Beo rciary pro Urn.

Mr, Jirncale watt tqv pointed and recolved inHlructioDH to refuHC.admittance to any i failed to pronounce nix Ycstisrtlay case of aBBault und buttery came cp ia Third I'recinci Justice's Court, in Harry SinSt!) -was the tnil Leonard tray the (lc- Harry sworn My name is Hurry Smith. I was filling clown on tbe doorstep of Hoimo'K'8 atore with two friends, when Jftrces Leoiterd came along. I m'd Goovl Frofftssor." Tbiw wiis on Siiiday nljjUc. anawered me by snyipg blnsteriup. I said Have iost money Ho 0atd it wa4Qone of my bnginenB.

I know where I TVEB on Sunday nSght. I did not Bay that I-eonard, a J-- 3 Leonard bit me oa SugHr. (showing fiDgcr.) I not a fighting man by propeiisitieH. IhH oian working in the shop IHB is ft Eriond aud works for me. 1 took four dnnUB on Smiday night.

I not drnuk. I never inntiUfd Leonard uutil he ot lc down and gouged me in tan ey-J. I rf-ver had a br)cb in my hand, Henry Swttnsen sworn Oo Sunday nignt was ulttint; with tJrai'h and on llis iteps a i i i on Market street. Mr. Leor.ordcamB along.

Mr. Stuitli paid, are you, Profes KIT':" Mr. Soiuh said DC i i words Mr. t-Aaard. Both spoke, I thought.

in a friendly manner. Mr. Leonard said, us have ft tree Mr Leonard made tho bruises on Mr. Smith's face. I in a barbur shop with Mr.

Smith. Mr. Smith tusked Mr. Leonard if he win basied. He said, "I 1 see you." to Mr.

Leonard. The roen twgan to talk, I did not thins thtre svaa so be a fight. I did not see 5Ir. Sui throw bricka at Mr. Lf-on- trd.

When Smiili said, I hope I eee you," did not see roe." It were better you Wm. Rilpy, SWOTI--I was vith Smith and a friend on Market sweet when Leonard come alonp. spoke to Leonard, and Leonard replied, and then they began to I pulled them aiart. I did not liear Smith Leonard ao insulting: He ysaiglii have called Leonard a rough Dame or covsed him, I might not have kite. I "was busy parting the men.

I took hold of Smith and Swan ROD took them apari- of Leonard, and wo palled ocoel for tte State asked that- a Bligh; i fin0 be intiicted on Mr. Leonard. Tbe prisoner then made his own defense, ana fbe jury, after being charged wish tbe law by his Honor, and having retired for a few moments, returned the following verdict Wo, the jury, find the defendant gailty, and assess the fine at a A lew barreis of Calcaeien oranges have reached the citv, and sold at $14 per barrel. The crop, from all accounts, will be quite abundant, and low prices may be anticipated. The indomitable port sirclte, Jack iong, BlJco, slick Haplingfl" iii rapid nuc- DID 770T BEE It.

Tljo Plead Tumbler ramn up Htairji shortly after this order hod bean pro- Quien Babe demanded trustworthy guardian of iho tbruKhold, in a and ii of tlj under, that raadw the viodow panes of sho a Southern Hotel" fairly trembly in their gash. (t am thy father'n spirit," was the melauelic-ly reply of the Head Tumbler, aft he crossed IUB legs and struck a picturesque attitude, hie right arm encircling tho Be thou the spirit ot health or spirit the damned goblet, thou must three limes in rapid utter the myHtic pass-word ere thou candt enter these portals." 'Tell ine my-j- tic forwith will I proceed to entitle mywelf to an honorable iieut among the Pelicans." Six long, alim, nlick i Good enoagh Hero go H.ong-, oling, Blip alaplings." My i i i remarked Mr. Jirncale. at this particular juncture, it would appear from lb3 slackness ol thy tongue that thou bast been indulging in so mo of the "Two Brothers'" oily whisky, OF elue thou has Hopped thy lip over a small keg of St. Louis lager beer.

Thou canet not enter these portals." Whereupon the Head Tumbler turned about with his usual gravity aud quietly depcunded to the bnquette, and meeting bis young friend, tho firrit lusher of 'tbe Tumblera," tbe two repaired, arm-in- arm, to friendly beer saloon, where tbe Tumbler told his companion the story of his life. 1 Mr. Strong--Waiter, bring me a little whisky snd sugar. Mr. Temp E.

Ranee--It is not ray desire to call especial attention, to tbe peculiar compound in my friend Strong is disposed to indulge, but n.s it J.ilords me an opportunity to say something about SUM.MEll DKIi'KS. I will venture upon this occasion to say a few words which I consider apropos. I thiuk that in our preparations for hot weather ou: countrymen and countrywomen have always strangely neglected tbe preparation of cooling, non-vivacious beverages. While in "mixed drinks," containing some form of spirits, wo prob- abiy take the load of tlie world, our temperance tippers aliow a strange poverty of invention. Tbe only habitual sherbert is lemo.ifuie, the least delicate of all.

and, moreover, containing an acid which disagrees vith many persons. Orangeade, so much superior to it, is rarely seen; raspberry and strawberry sberborts ditto. The difficulty of ob- ugrccing with, BJV friend, Mr. Upright, iruhl that iX wi'M not undffiitood that any unfavorable reflections are infant tfl cast upon our, generally efficient police They dd all that go men, ittirrounded by c.o dense a population, ran possibly accmn- pjtsli to preserve order and per- and property. In I find fault only with thope mifgnlded men who are making our city hideous )y brawls, conflagrations aud rnardera.

What shall be done with them? It Heuiflfi to mo that, while we are properly raring for the heathen and eavagpfi of far-oil landu, wo are neglecting tho.se in our own immediate neighborhood. To Hum up, it appearn to be the duty of all good cii.zenH to Bee that two things are jiltetupted, with a determination to bring about the accomplishment, of a better condition of the understrata of society. Thu fir.n thing IB phywical. the police force lie HO iucreased that numbern und discipline, aud a quasi ubiquity, will Houston Items. ami liwloeaa offlce near tbe comer ot tbft 12 Main of Franklin, i Bill StmdflTS was ia a "pretty fix" yeetffrdfty, having been arrrRted by an of- charged with threatening the weH- of a yclept Mary; The de- Tim second is moral.

our Christian philanthropists forget for awhile and trans-Pa- cilic fliangrH, and by a combined personal and pecuniary effort, seek the reform of our indigenous outlaws, wlio in a moral state would, in more; than makfi up for the temporary suspension of to civilixo the heathen, and would contribute to swell iho to support our foreign misaionarieH. A little common fleoue will work wonders anywhere and in Mr, Verdant remarked that, while he did. nov propose to rp-open the wharf dis- cupflion, be would like to know whether a ciliy.cn or a visitor hud the right to drive down on the new wharf without paying toll. While standing nt the corner of Strand and Tremont street a stranger had inquired whether lie could drive out with, his wUe ou the wharf and view our magnificent bfty. Knowing that "goods" wro prohibited from passing over thai wharf without paying the tax, and believing that a woman was several "goods," ho had responded in the negative.

Mr. LeUrnnd replied that, although ladies fondant, 1 of complainant. i A man, renidiitg north of hayru, late Monday night, a woman with a lienvr stick, badly beating her, and placing her a r-'jodUion to need, the attention of a A warrant was, on yesterday, ihhqed for tbe offender, the charge being swlsituit with intent to murder. The row arose from a trivial matter. Several dayw a war WIIH icf- Hucd for the of oiiy 'Jeorge dry, on a charge of theft of from au- other party.

The individuul alleged to be robbed failed to appear agitinMt the accused, who was dinmifwed, and the pn- pera before the Grand -Jury. C. W. of this city, offers to the pupiln of M. B.

Browne's Yftang Ladieu 1 SeruiQary, a medal for proficiency and deportment. Tho offer lius been accejjted, and this of Misssea Browne and H-jHe will ernulitte each other for the pme. In the Criminal Court yesterday the first case waa that of the StiUu VH. Jae. Wiggins, colored, wlto plead jruihy to theft of a sii-ahooter, and received two years Huntsvllle.

The case of Caroline Banks, charged with theft, waa on trial. Last a young came into tlie city along Washington av.mue, and en route for Harriaburg, having walked 35 miles since morning. The conjunction of the planets Venus and Jupiter, now noticeablo iu tlt.e western evening been attracting attention fur some nights past, A number of boys were arrested by Deputy Johnaon for hathing in the bayou witlnn forbidden limitH. Educational. LEE ru- VA.

Us-n, G. IV. C. LEE, with of acfi Awwrtantn. CuttnHi in t-b-9 AeAdemic In acdMioJar J.r.J Jn Lmw.

The FeiwiGD oiMtu HKFT BXBER 17. 1KT4, furtbcr or for Cata- W1LLIA3E DOLD Clerte lA Va. I I I Will TV'mtj-'-ffJtb. Aitr.tiiii SeftfJnri KK 17. Tbid iu of ttfl.

oflicern--bfiiitUapn atif. in one of the heal 1 in varid. phruiea.1 of health of this ispIendEd Here confttftattoua rftbtorfd. Thlrifiobool la fct- teii'led hy Southern iitMt thirty-three pupLla from nil Bectloius of Teran. Ffjr furttter uonfu -Mcjor C.

B3f THK L03TB STAB KOUTE B. B. Ton from 100 to 250 IB AK3 from 2Iybt Shctwsm Homn TO ST. JL11 FolitU Sorth atti ThEfc fco much xci3 lulfjkfir; Ux enabled ro girfl' to fag xtUl luioriier In mmtft to aU principal tnd iaturmodute polau ic the North, iJwtjMd Hot. CENTRAL KOTJTE.

Kutaat ttnd R. Atlantic tluil PaclUc R. MJjnMraJi Pacific B. B. Bnrlinfftoo an 15.

Q. Miila, Coralcana; tic--alarn our p.i.trom actref, Galrcrtoa; Kion. S. in: Hev. It.

H. Taliaferro. Autln; CoL Thos. IL HttlcBtinc; Col. rieortre Alford.

ilajnr C. H. Capt, J. 11. OaWeaton; B.

Major flL Brandon, Gttl- vt'dtou; J. T. Thornton, ton and ali our numtrroui patronu thrcuirh-Dut Teraa. A gontl-rnan will leave GsIvCHton lat of September, who will take charge of oil young ladie to-thia Inbtiture. In escort, write ROT.

W. A. HARRIS, Vo. Terms tor Scho3antic Yfiar--Board iwid Tuition In CoileKO JStO. Extras moderate.

For catftLnrme, of slxty-cour pages, ad- drnsis Rev. WM. A. HAltHItf, jyW frl sun wed 2m Stauritou, Va. PULLMAH'B FAIACE DUAwrao AJtt) 8LJEK1TKO CAJ1S Are run bctwewa HOUSTON AMI) ST.

LOUIS, WITMOBIT J3TD ELKtJANT DAT COACHES ran between Houston aurt fit. with ONLY ONE CHjlXOE, holdicz Bftcc TlcknU will not be permitted to ride In the Flret- Coachea or I ienpbtg It or.lv direct ALU-RAIl, EOCTE to LITTLE nOC CAIBO. MEJIPH1H, and all points Is Arkansas, Kentucky, Tetmos- MUHisaippi, Georgia, Kiyrlda North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia. Trains leave anil arrire as follors: kMVK. 11:00 OALVESTOS K.

iXP S-C'jt: A OJTor the FKO.W THE: OF MKXICO. vu City, tr A Poiat.ii I lio NORTH, EAST AM WEST, Viullm M.b»uurl, Ht. Uic'j. Kort a.ud KAafio.fi City. ruUman'0 JPulxci: JDrawIiJK-Siiuni Bun.

tbrniiKU KROX HOUSTON TO 'ST. laUK W1THOCT CHASGK. A-ND BC.T O.NE I A TO I A A.ND NBW VOHK. INSTITUTE, BOTETOURT SPRINGS, VA. Grotty, of renowned Colorado crew, hastakeu to himself one of the fair daophterj of the land." This is best stroke Jack has yet made, and as a sam.

pier he is a success. JfreKd Mail found. The Superintendent of the Galveston, Houston and necdersoa Railroan was notified this evening by telegram from the Eoftdmater thtit a dead man was foand near the track, miles north ol Highland. He had a carpet-bag at the side of liim, and is supposed by those finding liim have been Proper Lave been notified. XcUiing known aboai him.

or be ia. Ltst after tile arrivul of the Houston train, cab No. 40, driven by Tom collided with fl pile of raLIroad iron on Market street. One of the "horses to the vehicle was slightly and Mr. Norman got a hist" that ecdangered hia life.

When obstructions are placed in ttoe street, ii due regard be liad for the ptibliu 'weal, and a stray effulgent rays might with propriety be shed, with benefit to both man and beast. 1 remont Operu Houic. The company that Mr. Gieenwall has engaged foir the coining season consists of ti.a following ladies and gentlemen Miss Marion Soiamers, Miss Doilie Bidweli, Miss Ksty-Wawn, Mrs. C.

Wnloot, Mim EEo Seans, Miss Hose Braham, Mias Carrie DaJton, Miss Belle Mortimer. Misa Mary Mr. E. L. Marble, Mr.

E. J. Mortimer, Mr. J. P.

Rntledge, Mr. E. C. KcCaU, Mr. M.

B. Snyder, Mr. Chirles Thornton, Mr. J. L.

Snphore, Mr. A. Bvers, Mr. Harrj Sheppard, Mr. Dan Ryan.

Mr. A. IlemptoD, Mr. W. A.

Brown, etc. ilr. Greeawall leaves Nevr York to- fiity with the above compfeuy, and will, Mgether with tha popular young tragedian, 31r. E. T.

Stetson, produce the sen- drama of Neck and Neck," ir many oJ the cities that they pass on their wty here. They play in Mem- pltia on the 2(hh and 21st of September. This is the last place named but othnr will be taken in, no doubt, as the company does not appear here until the middle of October. It is very probftble, however, rbt or three combinations Trill appear here that The company that Mr. Green wall brings out isspofeen of very highly.

Courts. POLICE Hon. R. M. Tevis.

Darnel Gibson, fighting fined $5. S. Harper, Eghting fined tauning these fruits except during a short season of the year, may have something to do with tlie want; but there is orgeat, the most cooling and healthy of summer drinks. Who drinks orgeat? In how many American towns can you get Simpler tliian all is cait sucree. We laugh at tbe French for drinking taii sucree, and think it must be insipid but French sugared water is not nsipid it is redeemed from that quality ay the judicious insertion of five or sis drops of orange tiower water.

The swells of the Grand Opera and the Italians used to take it regularly between the acts, instead of heating their brains with cocktails or filling their, stomachs with saper- fleous gas and spoiling their digestions through the medium of eyrup and artificial mineral water. Mr. O'Fiagherty--The gentleman who has just taken his seat, has enlightened you considerably about summer drinks. The principal object of his argument ssems to be that intoxicating liquor should not be indulged ia during the months when the dng star is supposed to rage. Now my idea of the temperance business is that the best cooling beverage" is a glass of cold water, a Binall quantity of good old Irish whisky, with lemon peel, well shaken, aud to be taken in small but repeated dosas through a rye straw.

In the absence of whisky, sherry or catawba wine may be substituted. Mr. Early, who had been indulging in a game of pin-pool with Mr. McCue, remarked that although, the days were insufferably warm, the mornings were delightful. "I don't know," he said, "when I have enjoyed myself more than during a trip to the beacb.

tho other morning, when human nature had scarcely brushed the cobwebs from eyes. There was a hush, if I may BO express myself, about the ualf-awakeaed city that was quite impressive, and made one feal as though intruding." Mr. McCue--These are just the sort of mornings to get up bright and early and take Billy drank and disorderly Fas Ward, drunk and down: nned Mathevr drunk and down; fined M. O. Maishitt arid.

Amos Marshall, ilisorderlv conduct at place of public worship; finisd $50. Johnson, indecent exposure; fined $5. Angast W.iiand, fighting; 'fined $5. DR. Sunia A.

WATKTSS, who has been ia Europe engaged in professional studies lot nearly is in oar citv, on his ntaro, home to Corsicana. GKEAT BARGAINS BEFORE REMOVE 1 offer my eoptotaers and the public OTtra bargains in all my stock of fancy staple dry goods. Due notice Vfill be given to the locality in which I will remore to. D. 113 Market street.

IT- 5s pttessure to bay 0x7 goods of I. Levy Bro siraply because they sell miiclir cheaper than any other Eoaae. and alcor goode can be found tiierc- aI0o. They 500 doz. linca hemstitched, handkerchiefs at $2 per dozen.

Call oa I. Levy 1G1 Market etreet, and te convinced, MXST BMpr uofc be worse UBeU'M wli'e'c made in an uiiekillf ul mac- but tlie teeth are BO identified with tKo eppearan.ee, cbiufort, health and IOB- gwritj of errery that they should odj be iatruated ro a skillful anI expts rieDced dentiat, who will the in the highest poesibly oi perfecticB- 3r, F. H. Knapp now tte Girardin where be will re- maiu A tim oaTy prior to liis de- fri the acmraer. "good," they weru not enumerated under tiie heading of dry goods or live stock; that tbty might thcreforo go ujion the wharf and view the bay without fear taxation.

ABOUT PAmLl.Vn OJJOTATIOXP. Mr. Primrose--1 desire to call the attention of the club to what I consider a very great abuse--practiced not only in every-day conversation, but by writers (or tlio prsaa. I refer to tUe frequent usu of quotations, which, pos they may bo, very frequently excite an inquiry as to thuir origin. The man who can remember is generally the mere dabbler in literature, or else he is crammed for the occasion.

It is by no means a proof of lack of scholarship that one does not know whore to find every familiar phrase, nor is it an evidence of learning when one does not happen to remember them. Oft of a stilly is not from Sliakspeare, although I hold him but a fool that will endanger his body for a girl that loves him not," is attributed to tho Bard of Avon. Hanged our harps on the willows Ileap of fire upon hie head," arc fourjd.inProverdn;" "Hichard is himself again," is Colly Gibber, and not Shakespeare; Which we had a small is Bret Harte, and not Walt Whitman Cheese, it Cully," is from tue works of Billy the Duffer, and not from Henry Ward Beecher. Of the origin of Shut your fly-trap," I know nothing, but will proceed to obey the in" unctioii it conveys. TUB FISH MAIXKET.

Mr. Curious--I would like to know vhy it is that Galvcston, with an abundance of delicious fish in iier adjacent waters, is so poorly supplied? Mr. O'Fiaherty--I'll tell you why. It is because the people a long time, submitted to, and are now submitting to, tue arbitrary Tille of a "fish ring." The entire 'fish market is under the control of a few Sicilian, Neapolitan and Italian fishermen, who drive off honorable competition and compel us to take just what they choose to give us. If a customer, upon having a stinking fih presented to i by one of these fishmongers, presumes to complain, the answer is, "If you no likee you no takee, and that settles it.

If the authorities would put up suitable tanks for the preservation and sale of live fish, and regulate thp prices of the same, this evil might be avoided. Several persons have, within my knowledge, vainly attempted to compete with' this ring, and, unless protected by tho authorities, all future attempts will result in a similar manner. After the transaction of some unimportant business, the club adjourned, SAWYER, the Lightning Newsdealer, has all tlio latest papers aud magazines The search for pirates' trcaaure on Cocos Island, off tho coast of Panama, is prompted by the narrativq of one John Swinton. a manner of Liverpool, England, who says that ia 1818 he was coxwain of a vessel which was fitted ouc at Jlcntevideo against Spanish commerce. Ia the Pacific, ofl tbe coast of Guatemala, thty captured a galleon loaded with treasure, and hid the money ia the sands of Cocns Island.

The treasure was gold doubloons in cedar boxes, Spanish dollars aral chests of silver plate. It took ten trips of the launch to get the money on shore. The privateer was aftcnvard captured off the coast of Chili by a Spanish frigate called the Provo, and is the only survivor. He has since been employed on coasting vessels among the British Isles, and has found it impossible to get any one to put faith in his mariner's tale. Therefore, he sent it to California.

The Thirty- second Annual Session will open on th-i of September and continue mna months. For Board anil Tuition in Literary Brunches the la Music and Paint comp ios, ml oaeti ol of whom res'de MuHtCftTld Pa: ing at extra rates. Fayaients in three (3) equal Itt.stulKicttts at Intervals of ninety daya. Poat- otuce--Botetourt SprinKB, Roanolce County, Va. Depot--daletn, on the A.

M. and O. Kafl- Pupils from the- South come via Atlanta, Knoxvlllc, Bristol, etc. '1'iiis Institute enjoyBpeculiar fcd'rantapes ol location, and offers a healthful and pleasant girls throughout the period of their school Under ,1 Board of Instruction und Gove mment, (Hi) genrlemen and ladi. on tnu premises and giro their whole time and energies to tho iurercsts uf the School.

uiiils enjoy tha highest advantages of varied terary and ornamental culture. Havi, an uninterrupted and curper for the perlud of generation, enjoying the confidence of the public at home aud abroad, we fvel that its advantages n-ed ouiy to be to be appreciated. We would, therefore, be pleased by circular or written communication, to afford to full par'iculars as to its character and general tucjiUtiea. CHAS. L.

COCKE, General Superintendent. jyl5wed-fri-sim 2:00 p. aoUSTOS 2:15 p. IfcUip. BEARNE n.

0:40 A. KOCKUALB M. LONGVIEW 1 4 0 p. TEXABKANA 8:20 A. it Columbia IHviJilon.

LUVK, A REIVE HOUSTON' 8-15 M. JUNCTION 3:25 COLCMBIA 1:10 p'. a. Passengers can procure tickets br this routo to ail principal poluts in the United At the follotrlDB' offices: STABB S. JOKES, Union Ticket Office, 160 Tromoat atroet, OalTeaton: AGEST, Depot H.

a. Railroad, OalTeeton, Texas. Bay your tickets International and Great Northern Railroad, if you desire a pleasanr, and comfortable jburnsr. K. m.

AOXXB, General Superintendent. 8. M. MILLEH, Qnncral Ticket Agent. TlCKE'lli CAN BE I'KOCiniKU A.VD (JAOB CHliCKEO TO AL.1.

PUOMUNE.M POINTS Tnr UMTBD STATES AND CAJJADAS, Prom tbo Collowliiff Stationa on the A'D 'HKW YORK. Weekly I.IU.K. at ifTATK TlOLiK A can at CLTOK CUT OF WACO NT- e-i-Tj- tor hVw Yyj-i: eyisrj 11 full, KT HAWAII IP OF T.I! Mil for oa biTCBDAY. Foi i or pacaawrti, applj lo i S. 8AWYBB, Dr.

do. CO. C. H. 4 A mhUOn li? lUlficu fjanc.

Knir York. the Houston aod Central C'ALTEFtT, ALLAH, NCUOK LINE. P.li-NACK KATK.S NEW YOKK A A i A A.ST3 KATirniMy. From '20 and 2 1 Xorlh IIATK.S OP A A 5 I a a To CiltHH-ow, or C'rtliiu to M'-cordiug to (LSCOIUJHO- "SUNSET ROUTE." Galreston, Hmriilmrgr ana Sum Antonio Hallway. Texas Military Institute That was shrewd advice of a learned lawyer to a pupil: tile fact? are'in your favor, but the law opposed to you, come out strong on the facts: and when the law is in your favor and the facts opposed to you, come out strong on the law." "But," inquired the student, when the law and the facts are bntli against me, what shall I do "Why, then," said the lawyer, talk around it.

TEXAS, Reorganized ou the University Plan. enterprising patent medicine vendor took a l.ne or two from the obituary columns of the Philadelphia Ledger, ond Afflictions sore long time he bore, Physicians were in vutn, Till ho procured Robinson's patent double- actiog Torture exterminator, eased him of his pain. Or a break-o'-ciay drive, while the dew id on the hedge and tho merry milkmaid uieandtir.i in the meadow after the olc Splendid sport, sunrise strolls: at least, I presume so. That's what the poets say. I never, I must candidly admit, tried tho thing.

But, then, it must be magnificent to watcli the glorious orb of day peep peerlessly over the eastern hills, and then go about all day yawning and nodding, declaring it was the longest day you ever passed. Let others choosu the early morning hours, with their resplendent rays; but a delicious doiic, a s-rset SuJtanish snooze, is qtiite the thing for tue. Mr. Smith--I quite agree with my friend, Mr. McCue, that tlie morning 13 a pleasant time for snoozing in this climate; aud were not that Mrs, S.

persists in kicking me out bed every morning during market hours, I should enjoy those hours. When, however, I ani once on my pins, with my market-basket on my arm, 1 aia rather pleased that these things should be thusly. The ride in a street-car at that hour of the morning is not uuch a bad thing, after all; and a few cocktails at Barney's Corner sets a fellow up amazingly. COSCEALED BEADIA- "WEAPONS. Mr.

Upright--lv can not have escaped the atteution ol the members of this dub, as well as of the community in general; that the practice of carrying concealed weapons has led to the commission o1 crime in our midst. It is time that the moftt stringent laws weie passed, and executed, with respect to a certain class who are in. the habit of carrying concealed deadly weapons. The inevitable resul' of all civil wars is the demoralization of those who at their best estate are restive uader the restraints of law. That law- iessness is abounding in pur city will not be doubted by the of our daily papers.

The heart sickens at tlie record of shooting, stabbing and other inljdes of making life shortening or destroying It altogether. IB. theso days of mental unrest and corporal disarrangement no man ought to be permitted to carry about him a deadly ws-tipon. The very fact ol having ought to put the owner on his legal explanation, and unless very satisfactory reason, could be given therefor, he ought to be punished as severely as lie is who is caught in. his neighbor's house Vitb.

burglarious intent. Mr. Merriweatjier--While -hewlUy ou his counters. book Josh Billings's Spice-Box A Defense of Modern Spiritualism," by A. K.

Wallace, F. R. S. TUE WALTHAii WATCH The watches made by the Waltham Company have attained a popularity uuver accorded to any other make, aud for the very excellent reason that all articles sent out from the manufactory are as near perfection. as the very beet of material and most siccurate can produce.

The watches made by tbe Waltham Company embrace every 'description, aize, pricb and design, from the cheapest to the most expensive. The cheapest watches are accurate time-keepers, and the works will wear as long as if a higher price was demanded, VVatcLtts are manufactured at the Wahbnm Works expressly for use of conductors and travelers. These watches are perfect in u.11 tteir details, aud can be depended on in any climate. No other watch company "makes a complete article, and purchasers should always ask for the Waltham Watch, a full supply of wliich are always on hand at the establishment of M. W.

SHATV Corner Tremont and Markwt streets. CJtf Comrade. A decision was rendered last week by the General Term of the Supreme Court of New York, Justice Davis delivering the opinion, which is the cause of much coninient and. interest around the City Hall among contractors und officials generally. The cause was an appeal made by the city from a judgment entered on tho report of a leieree in favor of 'William "McDonald for materials furnished for repairing cortain streets.

The leading points of the opinion are as follows: There is no question but that the materials were furnished and used; nor that recovery is for their fair value; and there seems to be ao dutibt that the plaintiff, -who delivered them, and the officers, who ordered and received and used them, acted ia good faith. To reverse the recovery, under such circumstances, seems a harsh measure of justice. But it mast not be forgotten that the officers of the corporation, and of its several departments, act under well-defined and limited authoiity, and can make no contracts binding upon the city, except within tlie authority conferred and in conformity to the mode prescribed. A relaxation of this rule would leave the city a prey to the discretion of its numerous officials, by whom unlimited liabilities might be created. All per sons dealing with such officers are bound to know the laws find -egala- tious affecting their authority, and to see to it that the power to contract not only exists, but that its exercise substantially conforms in the particular instance to the modes prescribed by statute or ordinance.

The famous Missouri robbers, the James boys, are the sons of a former agent of the Sac and Fox Indians, and resided at onetime in Franklin county, jlansas. Co-Partnership TIII DATE MB. A. ROTHSCHILD Becomes aPAHTNEU in tlio busineas heretofore conducted in tlie name of G. Tbe Fancy Goods, Toys and Notion business oouvinued at old ataml, 163 MARKET STBEET, under tbe firm mime ot LEWIS ROTHSCHILD.

GALVEKTON, Aug. 1(J, 167-1. aull Hereafter the method of Instruction in this Institution will be tho ItNIVEHSITY FLAN of teaching by stihjeutH, in separate and distinct schools, giving to all students tbe privilege of Delecting tbose branches which accord best with their tastes and pro- poiad pursuits in life. THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Opens MONDAY, September t874, and will continue Forty Weeks. InatsTiction will be given in the following Schools, to-wit: Latin.

Language And Literature fc' of Gr--eK Language and Literature Sebooiof EnsgliftU Language and Literature School of Frencll Language and Literature German Language ftndLi'jerature School of Spanish language and Literature School of Mathematics. School of Floral School of and School of Surveying aud ALSO Spncial Courses 111 PHYSICAL and DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY SCIENCE. A NNOUNOEMENT. xi- Notieo is hereby given that tho firm of W. H.

SELLERS fc THOMAS, having been dissolved by the death of Mr. W. II. Sellers, the liquidation of its'ail'aira will be conducted by me as surviving partner. W.

L. THOMAS. GALVESTOK, August 1, IS74. i.ul. lOt Another Section Completed, ana in order, CCrJJIBNCIKG -SATURDAY, August 1.

1874. Trains will regularly run to JOARWOOB, Thirteen west of "WAELDER, and one hundred forty-fix miles distant from HABRISUrKQ, forming, in connection with tho Stgo the shortcut and best route to San Antonio, and all points in Southwestern Terae. Trains leaving GALVESTON at 6:10 A. mu-king close connection at Earriaburi; with ol this company for all points on this line. CONDENSED THROUGH TIME CARD Points North and East, VIA tBZ HOUSTON TEXAS CENTRA i AND CONNECTIONS; Train leaving Salreston at 3 p.

KD! Houston at p. DAILY, arrires an Red Hirer City, next dy at 12:10 p. M. SedftLLa second cay at 15 A. Hannibal gecoiid a a St.

Louis second Gay at v. M. at Cincinnati third liny at Chicago third day at M. Buffalo fourth day Alfcany fourth day at p. ai.

Pittsbnrg third day at n. day at 7:55 A. M. New York fourth day at 18:30 P. K.

Loulavllle third day at Baltimore fourth day'at Washington fourth day at 7MS A. u. Boston fourth day at 3120 p. St. Paul M.

Tra IQB arrive at and depart from Houston iiflu ifi(fin-cl or uri i i mionu.iic» fcpplr to OHTa to Galvpiiuia. SECOND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE Masonic Relief Association 3 Of NORFOLK, YA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 187-1. H. XL T.

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W. C. H. aa follows: ACCOMMODATION beavcs 0:00 A. Arrives 9:40 A.

M. THROUGH EXPRESS at Andrea u. Office' 76 Tremont Street, hlch rates to and Crom Kansas City a 1 points in Western Missouri and Kar.aas, Chicago anl St. LouiK, or local stations, -will be fumishedby A. ARRIVING AT STAFFORD'S A.

M. WALKER RICHMOND EAST BERNARD ALLEYTON COLU3C3T73 WEIMAR SCHULKNEEEG A. M. 3 M. M.

2i30P. M. M. M. eioop.

M. NOTICE. Tho Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, underline firm name and style of ALFOBD, MILLER VEAL, is this day dissolved by mutual consent by the withdrawal of W. GJ. Veil.

The business will be continued by GROBCJE F. ALFORD and B. MILLER, under tho name and stylo ot ALFORD 3J.ILLEB, who will collect tho assets and the liabilities of the old firm. GEO. P.

ALFORD, B. illlLLER, W. B. VEAL. Galveston, July 25, 1874.

TN WITHDRAWING- AS ABOVE, I take advantage thereoC to express my sin- cere tlmnks to customers of tho firm for the patronage so liberally bestowed, and to solicit a continuance of tho same to the new firm, recommending it as one in everyway worthy of their entiio confidence. Galveston, July S3, 13M. W. G. VEAL.

jy2G tf THE A NEW FlhiL-- WE tako thia mca.is of informing the public that on or about tbe first day of September next wo shall open in this ay ciry, on Tremont opposite ihe Cosmopolitan Hotel, a Wholesale Ciockery House. Mr. ShwartB is now in Europe for the purpose of laying in a large stock of goods, and by this muans (direct importation) we are enabled ro seil lov Roods as tow any house in the United tstates. Respectfully, jyl Banks and H. L.

FOAKI), D. F. J. C. fiORDEH.

L. FOARD (Successors to FRAZKLL Aurnrrr.) BANKEltS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, 19 Collections made Re all points on the Qaiveston, Harrlsbnrg and San Antonio Railroad. mylJ 3m Military Department. The Dietinctlve lllUtary Feature of tho Institute will be preserred unimpaired. It i3 adopted solely for the purpose of properly controlling tliu Cadets, and paying thorn regular an( healthy physical exercise.

The daily military duties do not confllat with studiss. Catalogues and Circulars, with full details, supplied upon application to JOHN G. JAMES, myl7DW4m Superintend out. OTRE WAELDER SsOOP. M.

HARWOOD 9:05 P.M. These trains make oonnootion at Junction and G. X. H. H.

lor Sandr Point and Columbia, and at Hnrwood with daily stage for Gonzaies and San fCLtmengei Leave HARWOOD A. M. 9:00 A. M. A.

11. .....11:50 A. M. P. M.

P. M. 4:23 P. M. P.

M. Freight and Ticket 1 Tliis oiilerprlfiij Is condncted by the MA-- oC Noxrotc, under authority of the Virginia. tiire, 8th, for the pose of raining futids ihe Temple, now course of erection in Norfolk. 50,000 ftOOO Cjinh $250,000 To Be Given Away. A NEW FEATURE, TO-WIT A Gift guaranteed luOilf.ftf cixril Ten OJHFJ.C- Freight and Ticket Office, 345 NEW CITY, where the latest files ot Texas papers will bo louiid.

Visitors to that city vUl find tbie a. place ol resort durliie thuir leisure hours. F. L. MANCHESTER, General JBHterii Acent.

or RAND. General SuperJnteDtleiLt, HouBton. J. WALDO, General Ticket Agent, Houston. OBGA2? LINB FLATONIA WEIMAB EiGLELAKE EAST BERNARD RICHMOND AKRIV1KQAT RABBISBURQ at P.

M. ICaking connection -with He 9:00 P. U. Train for QalTeaton. OF MARYLAND, COJLI.KGIATE INSTITUTE VOCNG Near Gavanstown.

Baltimorj county, ilary- laud, north of Baltimore. Conducted by the School Sisters of Notre Dame. This Institution Is located in the most do- airabie part o( Baltimore County. The grounds are extensive, well shaded, handsomely designed lor exrclse and recreation. The buildiug irf c.onstrucfced and furnished with every accessory tlnd appointment for coraCort, oqavenieice and safety.

Tfle system school aftorO.s full advantages for the acquisition of a refined and solid education. Terms Per Annum: Board and tuition, including tho French and washing- and holding, $ai5. Parlor young ladies -whci wish to Klve attention to special branches, a ad desire to enjoythe comforts of private apartments, S345. Music, Painting, Spanish, form extra charges. School duties win be resumed on tbo first Monday in September.

anS 1m Pupils. A USTIN FEMAJJ3 COLLEGE, AOSTIN, TEXAS. Kev. A. G.

Stacy, A. President. accommodiitioas for BoardiBg Able and Accomplished Toaehers I all tho Depavtmeats. brac'ngmountaiu tLtmosphero SESSilON OPEXS OU TUESDAY Isr. One hundred and forty pupils rolled fast school year.

Send fo: Address, REV. A. O. STACY Instill, Teras, Refer to: Norrls Jones, and Uev. J.

B. Walker, D. Galveston. ij-25 1m H. SEEUGSOJT BANKERS And Exchange Dealers, Cor.

Strand and 33d (lALTESTOIt. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. COIN BOU13HT ASD SOLD. Collodions Made on All Accessible Points. We will give particular attention to tlie Sale of BOXDS, STOCKS, and Securities of all kinds.

jy2i 3m IVUSGSTOjST lj 0 Pine Street, New York. Organized for the lmsineS3 of out-of-town corporations, indi-riduais. etc. Offer apeeial inducemeuts to correspondents. Five per cent, interest allowed depositors on daily balances, subject to check on demand.

Oicv. County anil Town bonds, alt-o othex ketable Securitie 11 "wanted for sale on commission. Loans on Bonds and Stocks negotiated. je3Q 74 fri sunwcly TH R. BEARD, Banker aad Dealer in Exchange.

GOLD, CUSKEXCT BOUSHT AKD SOLD. DepoiiU BecelrcO, Subject to Sight Drafts. OFFICE AT BAILROAJD DEPOT, S. FOWLKE3 c. T1LLBY H.

C. 8. FOWLKES BANKEBS, TKXAS. BgU, Hatchines Teaonf City Bank, Eons ton, Teias: eer- mania Natio-nal Bank, Tfew Orleans; Siren- son, Parkinx New York. mr5 ly IIE LAUIS3' COLLEGE, Austin, Will open its Ttiird Session September 1S74.

Tho entire faculty ot the last year ia retained. The tlun-ougu course and system of instruction are the as in the best institu- tions criettmiag i "OECTORY SCHOOL-- A CHt7RCH SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Col-pus Christi, Teras. TEB3IS--J400 PER AKSUJt. Advent Term begins September 0. Numbers limited.

Discipline strict. Location healthy. Address Ber. NELSON AYRES, A. Sector, Corpns Chrisct, Texas.

au" I A3O BOYS. PKOF. JOSS, FOS THE LAST THBEE years Saperintrindent the Busk Masonic Institute, will a School for Young Men and Boys. OX TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Isr.

in the old RYLAXD CBUPEL, corner of Church and Twenty-second Jt ia the eor.tinnarion of the if ell-known school first established by Prof. Girardeau. City references-- Bev. Dr. Bunting.

Dr. JCei- ley, Mr. Jliller. of Alford. Veal, Mr, Lawth.er, lad Prof.

Girardean. HIGH SCHOOL, Nelaon Coumr, NINTH AA'NDAL SESSION OPESS SEPT. 25th, J874; CLOSES JtJSE SSih, 1ST5. WK. D.

F. KEY Munc, Ro. L. HARBBOS. 3t B.

PKTTOK, B. Sc. C. University of E. For farther information and catalogue, ad- "W3L D.

CABELL, President dress A LADT GRADUATE, ESPE- rienoed teacharaHS strict diicipliiiaritn; desires a situation as or Frirarpal in a healthy locality, where a school is or can be br permission, to ReT. Carex Crane, Precident of Baylor Unirersity, Independence; Her. J. V. E.

Covej-. Pres. Concrete College, Concreter Bsr. Homer S. Thrall.

Brerhain; Beddin. Andrews. SaTasota; CoL J. L. Owy, Buters- Ti le.

Address, stating nerme, 31Us F. THKAI.L, Buttirsrille, Tejas. jy211m ELLBTCE HIGH SCHOOL, Va. andTenn.lt fifteen miles werti of Lrnehburg.) Bedford Counry, Virginia. The Tenth Annual Sension will begin September 13.

Beautiful anil healthy location. Full corps ot instructors. Pupili an members of the family. For catalogue or infomatjon address, at BelleruB P. Befer to K.

ABBOT, Principal. Through Tickets for all points on thia line for sale at aUTicket Offices In Gatreaton and Houston. HARDY. BDDISS, Superintendent. L.

General llanager. H. B. ANDHJSW8, G. F.

and P. A. O. MURRAY, Asat. G.

j. aid P. A. fe6tf CHANGE OF TIME. TO TAKE EFFECT FJBUAY, JUkY 3, 1874.

--OT-S A TO NEW ORLEANS. Tia Brosliear and Morsaii'i nntl Texns Bailroad. BIX TIMES A WEEK. The toHovrinz no-vf and. splendid iron leaye Galveston ae follows: S'-8amslilp CITY OF NORFOLK, Car.l»iu Brown, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at p.

K. r.ship Tuesday, at 30 Steamship MOltGAN, Cnpt. Staplef, every Thursday, M.1U A. K. Steamship HUTCHISSON, Capt.

Tnlbot, every Saturday.at 30 A. M. Carrying passengers, connecting In Xew Orleans with all routes aud Tickets for Now York, PhilaGOIpSia, lial- ttmore, St. Louis, Cblcaro and all tointti North and West, can bo procured it Iho MORGAN I Ticket Office, Central Vliarf. Morgan Line for Imliaiiula.

Steamship MORGAN, evL'i-y Jlonday, at Steamship HUTCHINSOX, every a at 4 p. M. Steamship HAKLAN, every Saturday, a P. H. Carrying Mail, Passengers and Freight, oonnectlngat Indianola with theJGulf, Western Texas ftnd Railroad.

Tifiktjta, by this routo, for San Antonio, Qonzales, Soguin, Eoimont, Yorktown, Cuero, Suthoirland Spiingsand Jjavernia, can bn procured at Morgan Lino Ticket Onice, Ccntt-a) Wharf. lar- NOTICE--Consignees of Freiglt. by all of tho above rjteamers aro notified to remove same from Wharf before 5 31. on the day of arrival. Otherwise, tho same will be stored at the riak ar.d expense of consignees.

CHAS. KOWLEB, Office on Control Wtmrr. LIST OF CIFTS! One Grand Canh i of Ono Grand Cash Gilt of Onf) Grand OAiih i of Onu Grand Canh i One Grand Cash i of One Drand Cash i ot Oi30 Grand Casb i of 15 Cai-h of ginoo each 28 Cash of 600 each (iills of U5Q eacij Cash a of l.Vl.poch Cafjii Gifts of 100 yucu i of 5000 CivjU Gifts tf 10 each 0000 Cotb Gifls aCTrcjatiDg Whole TIckctB. SW: Half Tickeii flu. 000 10,000 2.MX) S.QfJO JS.ORO 14.000 25,000 Qunr levuri i i 100.

No discount, on lews 22 Half Tickets, for i amount. NO INDIVIDUAL BE.l Oonci'rt is strictly for A i OBCS. and wiil be couductud with tbo beriiiily. and fairness w'nicb oharac- eiitprprisc. L.

KOPEK. Fr.r TickctB and Circulars information, aldrcs.s, HENRY V.MOOR;;, SECHHTAEY, IUSONIC BELIEF ASSOCIATION, NORFOLK, VA. Aceiitw IVaoicd Everywhere. Kay 'i O- H. Sto Hncdto cry Coortiif-j- VT.

Hicraiws, Dvnifton, Prairie Fla43trn-rjlic. B. AFidcrOL, E. S. E- Frttft A.

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do. Liberty. House A. J. I Moaiil E.

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Alr-hln -WftT JHir.o.*|S. U-v a Cwney John 1 THE Houston and Henderson KJLH.ROAD. Three Dai3y Passenger Trains. Learn LLVJ3TC. it aiLVESTOS 11:00 A.M.I AJSBIVE AT HOCSTON, At 8:60 A.

K. ABBIYE AT HO'IJSTOJf, At 1:46 P. IB. Leave A.BBIYE AT HOTTSTOH BAL VISION 3:15 P. At 6:16 P.

X. SALVB3TON Leave IABBIVB AT HOHSTOU J- A. M. F. K.

Leave 1 ABBIVB AT GALVESTON HOUSTON J. M. P. 1C. Leave IARBIVB AT ALVESTON, HOUSTON SsSOP, M.

i At 11:30 P.M. TJHION TICKET OFFICE 1 CO Tremont Street, (OKDhH OPERA HOUSE.) Through Tickets, by all to priucipal Pointeliti tbo United States and Cauadas. Je5 3m STARK S. JTONES. Aecnt.

300,000. MISSOURI T1T1! Lrpalir.eci bv Stale i and A I I IN ST. J.OUII. Ornuil Sing'lc Nnmbcr Scheme! of 50,000 DllAWS THE LAST DAY Ol' EACH MONTn. Capital I'rlzc, 10,380 i i i i i to Tickets.

$10; Halves, S5; cjnar-TM tcrB, W. The a i a i Bcboino. i TlcHctli, 1 0 Ilalvcx, iua.rt.crwj SO. Addresn, for Tickets and Clreujarf, A MILLER i Managers. P.

O. BorlM-IO -ST. LOLLS, MO. do! Port Hontgomerr W. W.

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T. L. A I On SUND4.YS, Passenger Lerra SALTESTON at A. M. Leaves HOtrSTON at P.

It The 6:10 A. H. Ttaln from Galreston connects at HABBISEUBO with the Galven- ton, Harrlsburg and San Antonio Rail- Tray. "Connects at HOUSTON irith the Honaton and Texas Central Railroad. The 3:15 P.

X. Express from SalreBto connects irith the Houston and Texas Central Hallway. The 11 A. Expceaa from Galveston connects with the International and Great Northern Bailroad at HOUSTON at 2 F. M.

The OsOO A. M. Train from HOUSTOS ar rirea at OALVESTON at 1:50 P. M. Connects with MORGAN- STEA3U3RS.

Ticket OiBces, IfjOTfemont Street, Galvesten, and at the Depots. Commutation tickets to local pointa, one thousand and fire hundred miles, con bt be purch-iaed at the Tictet Office. O. B. NICHOLS, Superintendent.

TCHB. ETATBOP LOUISIANA, Cn.pt. STATE OP MINNESOTA, Capt. Hamllo. .2000 STATE OP ALABAMA, Capt.

Flint STATB OF PENNSYLVANIA, Capt.Brocc.2500 STATE OP VIP.GUJIA, Capt. 2000 STATE OF OEOBOIA, Capt. .2500 STATE OF NEVADA, Building 2500 STATE OF FLORIDA, Building 2MO STATE OF DAKOTA, Building Sailing- Keffularly Between UTEBPOOL ANI) NEW ORLEANS. Return Tickets Issued available lor TTTELVtt MONTHS, at reduced rates, and Through Tickets to all parts ot the United Kingdom and Europe. A Stewardess and Surgeon are attached to each steamer; no charco is made attendance and mftjiclnes Money-orders granted free of charge.

Prepaid Immigration Tickets issued here to parties desirous of sending for tbeir friemla. These vessels cross the bar at all tidies without detention. For freight aud passage, having accommodations, apply to A K. MILLER 39 Carondelet street, New Orleans ROSS, SZOLFIELD 9 Chapei street Liverpool. LEWIS T.

MDEHOW ft 85 Groat Clyde street, Glasgow, Head Office and Manage rs Through bills of lading signed to Liverpoo and tickets issued, bv CHAS. FOWLER. Oalreston. 3. B.

ANDBEWS, General Ticket feG Houston and Henderson Bailroad. GKTEBAL FREIGHT OFFICE, I GAX.TX3TOK, 3 one 1, 1874, KOTICE TO SHIPPERS. All Bail East Colombia and Stations on Colombiii Drriaions of UTEKBSATIONAL AND GBE AT NORTSSBN RAILROAD. Treifiht win be receirnd- and ahipped to the abore poinla at the following, raket: PIBST CLASS, 50 cents per 100 Sis. SECOND CLASS, -10 ceaU per 100 THIRD CLASS, per CtASS Car 20,000 GLASS JJO per Car CLASS'c, CLASS CUaSiX, Car 30,000 Claaiificition acn ing to Tariff IM, wra.

CX3TTOS SO PIB BALI. SUyphqc ny route yon bimzsnoe ditantioB. tftof. H. B.

ANDBJIWg, TLJ. D. SIDE'S GIFT ENTERPRISE (Established ISM.) THE ONLY RELIABLE GIFT DISTRIBUTION IN THE COUNTRY. $50,000 I A i A i TO BE niSTRIBDTEIJ IN L. D.

I lOOtU Itcsular JTIontluy GIFT ENTERPRISE TO BE DBA'WX' MONDAY, SEPTEMBEK 14, 187-1. One Graucl Capital $5OOOin Gold. Two Prizes, each JlOOOl Two Prizon, each 600 In GreeubaclLft, PivD Prizes, ecii 300) One Family and Matched Horses Silver-Mounted -wttrtt! One Horse find Bupgy, Silver liarness. worth One FinoTooed Kosc- Fh'c J-'aniify i worth eacb; 750 Gold find Silver U-jntinc "iVai'ibes (id all) worth froaj to g-'iOO Gold Chains, Silver-ware. Jewtlrj, etc.

NCMBEB or GIFTS COOO. llCECTS LliIJTED TO 50.000. Agents Wanted to Sell TO "WHOM LIBERAL PPJiXIUilfl "WILL BE PAID. Single Tickets, SI; Six Tlckcte, Twelve Tickets, 510; Tickets, $20. Circulars containing a full of prizes, B.

description c' ti.e manner ot aod other Infcrmatiorj in reference to tie Distribution, bd seat to any one ordering them. All JetterH raust be addressed to li. B. SITtE, Boi 83, TTOU8TOH Direlct TSfarigatioii Boats at 6 P. K.

Uflllj, Satiu-daj SUNDAY 9 A. Making close wmectlon sll trains at Houston, and Harriaburg. Cabin Vmre ---Si 50, Cwrrency, Me-Os Berth, extrn--Fifty Cents each. Fare on $1, Currency CHABLES FOWLER, Capt. COKHKB.

a iiad ay, Tuesday and DIAXA. CsnrsTTAX Moaclay, Wodziasday and bota irith bargos, dauy. Qooda flonalffnefi to this Company for WMdfid pifomptly, trog of commission cr drty J. AZSEN Areat Carriages. agons, Etc.

GARRlAif DEPOT BEECHEE HILES, 2T (Formcrlf, CEAWFOKD STB At this and Poplar riaae eta found Ihe L.iHGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF VEHICLES IN THE STATE. We nwanfictare tat at agents for every ol Carria-ge ia We can furnL-h Coaches. LfisdAus, OTrri- Iju.ses and HGarscc, niade -oy Jbe best facturers iii tbj? coujatry. ourselTes of etc. am paie-c a i the tbe marlset; very eafily ciaawwl to two or four porscajs, We are also onijinAtors and rst'f the CZli BllATED TESAS BCGC-Y, bas fflren good i.tL3i*cfr!oii, aud oi a i BO maojr hsve beca the 'State.

We ripc-citlon in ac'l ptlcfl, A nixxH oJ Whips, conatactiv 03 bncd. DIRECT NAVIGATION GOXFJuVT Fire Twenty-Uvo TUrcc HOU3TGX HABB1SEUBG and ill COTTOX oih.er PitODCGE co-reTe-i tc their FOLJCT to Shlpptr. All Lwwit OUUCM Prviapli; Paid. Conxlgn 1C HOUaTOK DLBEtTC COJDJ-AJrt ftem lawurt amwrnrd. OF This PJac-s opened OD therrasT OF Yhsse iniiiaral wait-rs perhaps s-land cnriT- aled ior tbeir hish cMranve powers ic tbe rollotring viz; ScrnfiUa aad all GlaEduJaj- Sweilins acd Ca- tantoua DUeaa B.

Diarrhea, etc. They a ro indicated iji the ailracKt-s peculiar to the Ccmale constitution. toe coutainins letters traa Medical' ivivtujt" and ceriiflcAics of ths corea eCfxrtejJ. B. C.

L. ASCHOFF. Agest lor Uie Water TLATC BOOKS, SLSBCA-NTILS ELAXC3, BILLS SECEWTS. s.t I'uslc Pricei by the GALYEST0N KEWS JOB OiTICE 1 P. 7J.

fl-M. sail Pavdclo.fian rani Fort, TiUm Lone Star Travis Austis o. Manor do. i Sumpter I LongTjp-w i yictorifl Vfcioria H. T.

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f. 1873 SEW 1874 COMPLETE. News Printing Establishment. Tn to made upon oar ap with ihc BOOK AJOB JOU "We been obliged taciJlLles for fjvcr appenalnJog to tbfc pr AC tbt tie 1 now THE LAGJ23T a PLETE of 4117 is tit It does, ereo 1 TuntJira-i PLAIS A'D Frtraa ccil'rd to i aaTe ia coiicltp: uj.c- COM XVI T. an a CHECKS, 5.

i BEAT EEC Elf TS. UC.ESSES. isost KjSe ol Ci ccsiptre iff printiz office ia or Kj-ie we wd nsa. saaitii- STE.i-51 only the -re as Jferth or lo do oa jios: praucucfcEj -w CiBBS OP KILLS Of fiSS. FASCT of.

the I ind we solicit a. ofonr vbu Irish rnrtni rfil tloa, pokte aad.