The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 3

i. KROWX. 3s E. u. WILLIAM, T.

S. BONSEW, A A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY A. 8. CASH ImportanmWvertisers Ity 1 Xewiptpers of for roitaje. nxuroi, showing tbe amount ot postapi peld by each of the newspapers named for the fiscal year ending June 30,1877, copied from the oStelal records in tbe Doparlnwat at WaskuHrCon.

Tte ladirtw Dally and Weekly tilltlons of each Is neat through tboraalli: KXXK Austin-- .1 57 ar, --TcxttI Kanehirro Corpus Chrlstl-- asr.et», Valley Dallas-- Commercial Ereolng Fo 10 at yt 10 63-12 --Standard 1000 Gal reetoa-- 10 1334 Galveslon News, 1,923 22 dnIreslon-l'Mt 313 SO Sao Antonio-- Teioirrici 21 -Teiepipb Kcst 12 76 I A 26 MV 90 Sherman-- 3 IVaao-- Esatnlmr, 23tf 52 firamlner and Patron 351 -Xews An will bn b7 abort official state tnont QALTMToy paid almost as much pottage all tilt otner papers named combined. Tcl, of crarw, not Include TrrNjty.1 by carriers either In Gal- Tuqton or HouiiOfi, QCT 0( papers sent by'oxprese or tbws sold bj newsboys ou rftUiray tralnj. flO Bio Grande. Thoie mMli.talns are located Mtremn nouthifesterri portion of 1 rrnldlo eotuitr, and are and alihooitJi mlxwl and corir eren thilr Mxhc.sc Tti" rea come Into country without nlndradce, aiad It TVM wlills thn Tldotty of tMK ciountatos that tin eiplorlor trailed buhlnd a body of of about It north. Mocca- the originttorj of the tchetne gain pos- of the railway agenti stamp, for the bills art all properly utamped.

Whitney Co. will pursue tbta part of the inqueat Whether tbt man with the wai J. Koch, or Home other ptrton, to not known. Koch, of Dallas, Is inowB to be a merchant of that town, and it may be that -he has been personattd here by reptile maklnjr for Ms piaoe of 1 fanu IAEO tbe lowtrpart of AtaKSAS COUHTI. Fulton comMpondecct Boekport Trmuerlpt, Yab, Dr.

B. i. was swldsnly called TiinMlar. to rlslt youirz of Caet. Itooert Holbein on Bi.

Jowph's Island, who tad bten aereralir bitten by a iumww rat- tlennalce -the Bandar preceding. Tounu was out Tommy Kobtrts, coon huntlnr. xod came this inciwUr icuko nunnlni bimsslf; rte oy harlnj been quite cooL By ileana or other boy iia! (TOT. betlrwa las and tin hole, and th eanlc ta 1 calf of tbe fcoj's Iff. Whiiky was Imoudl idmlnuiMrea, As wound and with par-tor, bat notwIthataBdlnr.

all Tmadone tbat on Tumflay the had b-ooroa much Uflamed and swoliOT, and ihe of the snake, whleh had dltcoteretl- the tec It waa was slowly and Innimmnlcn had su- perrune4 as hlffh as the stomach. COUKTT. Eanntr: to boll In BroTna COUBIT. Tor rerwntstlirewirbara the name? CoL Q. 1.

Goodwin, Cot S. t. Burns. Mr (. r.

Mr. John T. Gilbert, air. Heber Stone ncduapt. 8.

H. Wood: for K. B. Wilson. Win.

A. and Capt. D. H. Uosely; for county clerk, oapt.

Wood district cars', J. H. rortreMturer. JudneW. H.

Pcow Capt. Hutchison: for county indue, Judge C. C. OanttSudW. B.

UUIlUind; lor attor 'udf C. C. Oaatt and Ukolton; lor Judge J. Kobert Brown. CA1C50CS COO5TY.

Indlanobk correspondence Victoria catl, Teb. This plsca, which OBC9 held a Importance second ID none In 'WraC Texas, cu bme much ahora lit Its Mnd wealth by the YlclssStudeft of the sarca or eljrht Hanr of Its buiMeat men of foKcor da.ru BOW add their enterprlio ami busings spirit to the protptr- Ciiero. Thej tcrrlllc cyclone of September, wroucht (rlnhtful haroc, yec JodluiolA lookM te us oa last Tuesday prosperous and llTely thta for yaarn before. Many -Kho lett after storm retumeu and tlnce repaired or rebuilt their hcmev. The wracks'and debris left by the cyclone hare been cleared awar the bayoui spauned by stwnjr and tlal Tbe town Kic; again Into actlTo business life.

CAJCP COUKTT. fmrtoantafaffti'W'-S-' Last Ulndayabout 2 o'clock A. our qotet town waa aroused by the urloiu ricrfnK of the collece and the cry of fire. It was soon discorsred Uiaf, thu jail was oft ersry man In made baste to reach burntaf l-alldlcf, as It was knoutt that a 'prisoner, a negro man, was conttncd there. they were too late to uclortunaM maa er afre die jail, for on their arrlral tier found thu waole intorlor of the burning building (lowing wltb Intoase heal en4 the (lam si burstlof from tht grates and making It eTsn to roach oulvr door of the narrow hall that rues through tbe jail.

nan must ppilsbeil from suffmatlon hour bc- inre the alana wan fadTen. The flra 01 oe ioalda of the bnllnJnir, awl kls ticape by burulnr ttrongh Hie wall. Bis charred malus wsro srejornred after flre died Uovn and were decently Interred Sunday afternoon. DOTAI couirnr. A few flays ago a iBoacripMou was started to nlrfl to to Hires by the oltlsens of ijui Ulogo towards MBinlDilng toe railroad Corpus Christ! to Sin Diego.

This towm la rapidly looreasliiit. In alse and prosperity, md our coinmerclil dally weaaisr jurt aow.aad pralrlMartpnttug on their the flowers ars oeglnnlniitOimriacuD We aare lunTng cmlte gay time this winter, wltn races, balls, oocctru and prirate mfaatnils, OOUHT1V tt'O, 1: men, named IT spectlrely Taylor and Hannon, tried Wood, sitting aa an examining court, Tussday. proof liowed that Taylor Haiaioa.gaOi*r*USh*adof their Erlgbbora' and sold them to a Mr. Giium. But la ttw bad found' the tral'.

and It so that ther rwoiered tha cattle oeforetbe money was piM cvsr to They were caund in SUBS of Old Erath solid ThrecJnnorioB sin tracks wero neon, ais were also tbe of unsbM horses, proving that Indians ware near about. Colonel Tate expresses no doubt but that bis party was oftrn wttcbcd by tho The mineral of this rerlon are rery great, and it the belief that they arn a con. tlnuatlon of tto Biorra of Umlco, one of the most silver ranges of Lhe world. of the silver ore were which wrrn takin from th'-M mountains, knd there is no doubt of an abundance of tbe precious mwtaL Ia this cjootry copper -KM also found te abound, as well an mod, bismuth. Iron, bryta, amphlhole or douhl.ru] specimens, marble vl flow jri-aln asd grpiiunj, tfaonzh the latter is to be four-d In many of Texas.

This region not only abounds In minerals, nut Is rich In grasses and unbounded gracing fields, rich of soil. to be found at adopth of from hn to twenty feet In all tho principal valleys. protection for life anc security to property are necessary to Insure Its devslopmeot and Its population by a progressive and cultlvted people. BA3t C01-NTT, Ntut: John Harkey, ai Bkhland creek, died on Monday, of wounds received at the bands of O. W.

Stevenson, Two lives have thus ended over what In dfcldidlya very frivolous mitter 8an finba Nncr. Feb. flne rain has fallen and our farmers are rejoicing at the nroKpect of line next summer. Our who dopond upon rearing rtoclc alone for a Hvlnjr hare not the saroo cause to bo dollguted. It Indeed unfortunate that In thin county tho henry ralnn wWch sometimes fall in winter, white! they put a good "season In ground," as the larmer terms It, they cause tbo to become alczost worthless.

TKAVM COUNTY. Feb. B-. The ground has broren up for Methodist church, to on tho lot Just north tho capl toL The corner-stons will bo laid In about nix wstks and work go right on, Thore will be two towers-one natch of the front comers. The main tower -will be ISO feet Tho entire front of the buildlDK will bo lio foot and th.

depth 107. The nave, or room for worablo, win beMx83 feot. The oroctlou of dils cburch, ths new postofflce bulling, tho Olid Terapli, and Mlllett's Opera House, should make tlass lively In Anslls tho coming WASHINGTON corraTY. Baimr: Wo learn that In tbe Cay Hill nf Ishborhood many farmers planning corn on Moo Mr. M.

Ktrr announces himself as a candidate for afternoon two white.men camo up froir Cbappell Hill 10 procure WArrants for the arrest of threo or four negroes, who, an Sunday last, set upon Mr. John P. mlliogslon, of Austin county, and gave Mm a severe beat- Ing that be died of bis Injuries on Friday or Saturday Ian. A Mr. Af.lson.

who was in company with Mr. was alw roughly nan. died' Tom Qarrott, one ot tie negroes concerned in tho row, was arrested at Hempstftacl and brought up on tbi) train Monday noon. Be Is now In jsiL It ahio rumored that Allison Is but this Is not cenoln. YODNO COUNTY.

On the 29tb cf last moalb Mr. W. B. Chan- dlsr, C.F.Wilson and others repaired to 11 bluff about one mile west of the residence of Mr. Chandler, living on Bollmsp.vnoiir what known as rattlesnake hollow.

In search of venomous reptiles. After removing somn earth from under the edge of a lance rock tht work destruction 11 They droKRed out with sticks and such oilier tools as thoy had 67 snakes, all of which but four coach whips were moaaurlnf; from one and one half to live feat In louRtb. ZAI-ATA COU.NTY. Corpus Christ! Cazctti. Feb In Zapato county tbe effect of the drouth is now more apparent than cr.ir.

ThegraKi ins been literally blowzy away ay tbo scorch- and scarcely 4 restlgo of food remains for the brute creation borond cbut obtained from the mefqulte trees and theprlckly Persons havo bein forced to drive Cincinnati Snyvinr: The adTOCitw Of t-he old dollar have contended thit Conjtrcm hid no poircr in tne eiercisc ot Iti control over coinage to change prc ex.lsiing contracts, empaatl- cally no aucli -when the contract named sped 3c timber of grinj of oU or We bare innnttd that Congress complete to de- moDetize gold as to demonetize iilver, and have urged tbn Introduction of. a bill to show the hollow- nens and diihoDcsty of the iirgumenti of the anti-BilTcr men. But Senator Elaine tnUefl the advance ground that Congress has no power to demonetize cither silver or gold, a corollary ot the proposition we frequently laid down, Mr. Blaine docs not apprehend that any one -will affirm tbe power of CoDgreos to demonetize path Rold and Bilver, and It follows, he claims, that For Sale--For Rent. The of INYITE Home PROPOSITIONS Following of viz: In bodr on eonnty.

In one bcrtr on tho ZMt Fort of Eabbird'l crerk, on creelc, lylni: In 13,331 Inonobodyon Forlc of Hubbird'B creet, In conntj. their rentl. stock to pastures rlclniiy and only those wbo ca pastures found In this afford to pay Congress no right to deprive of its monetary quality. This ralsei an interesting question In connection with our metallic money. Whatever tbo soundness or unsoundness ol the position, the fact remains that one of the most eminent of the Republican Senators, and an enemy of tbe Bland Silver bill, denounces the demonetiza- tion of silver by Republican Congress as unconstitutional.

St. Loula Republican: Tbe mere that so many people can found -who think contraction, must be an incident of resumption in silver, and that a large number of people think they must oppose resumption in silver Just as hotly aB they do resumption in gold, ehows bow much ignorance there is. of '-he crave change in our financial situation the Bland bill -wilUoccasion. Contraction as an accompaniment of resumption has had but one purpose, to increase value of the greenback so ai to bring it to par with gold, or so near to par with gold that When the time arrived for tho government to redeem iti promise to pay a gold dollar whenever the piece of paper called a greenback dollar should bo presented, very few of theso paper would be presented. If the povernment could havo accumulated a fund of gold by the 1st of January, 1879, equal to the whole volume of greenbacks outstanding, contraction would never have been a feature of resumption, even if greenbacks were worth to day 00 Cents instead of 98 cents in -cola, and ibeir aggregate amount twice what it is.

But resumption was resolved on in 1876 when gold was werth from to 17 cents more than greenbacks, and it -was plain that if something was not done to bring their values more together, everybody would -want to get gold (or greenbacks when the redemption was begun, so as to make the 11 to 17 cents profit. Hence contraction, which by decreasing the number of greenbacks and increasing the demand, has, with other causes, brought them within two per cent, of gold and four per cent above silver. Is it not plain that contraction, has no part to play in silver resumption, when the promise is already worth moretht-n on a tributary of Hubbard'screek, In Callahan county. These lands were located In 185C, -when tho whole Nortnwest was open to location, and were selected as tho best vacant lands in tie They patent direct from tho State to the assignee of the board. In tracts of not less than 220 acres.

They are already surveyed, and designated on the maps of the counties In tracts of (HO acres and loss. Application will be considered for tbe purchase of all tbeso bodies, or of any one ot them, or of any section that may be designated. Address ctTSfMrJC, Ho niton? Texan. Board. JalMWJm keep i cents per peck for can aHord to eep a bone to ride.

Nearly erery one Is on foot, and how the subglst Is still a matter cf conjecture. Time has not olapsod yet since the sprlnir rains to ullcw the gram to irrow sufficiently for stock, and the sufferings wblch hare boon expflrhiocod by thorn muatr continue for several wooks yet. FKO.W TEXAS. He TVItliln Ace of Swin- dllnK a Rcw JHouie Out tho thing promised? New York Times Still more con- JRAKE FOE INVESTMENT PAYING MANUFACXOET. ESIRING TO WITHDRAW from the milling business for tbe pur- poso of.

do-POtlng my entire tlmo to tho cattle biwIno-8, I Offer For Sale my Half Interest McElWIS MII.I. COMPAflTlf, Ot Ennls, Tcxax The well known reputation of this mill throughout tie country, and woll established business It has, need no comments. WILL SELL FOK MONEY OE CATTLE. Parties desiring to invest will plessoaddrenc Jos. mnlUall, re8 Or MoEKNIS MILL Ennte, Tei.

"BlackStar" Line. CAPTAW Is noir Joailnif Jor store port md harloj a portlun ol OH.O -rtl reciire dispatch. c. fels lw 117 Btraad. Oalreston.

For freiibt, apply to Ft AC. Steam for-iverpool, np HE FIRST CLASS Clyde Built Steamer CiFXAlM WUCICA, 1KM tons wztlter, wCl have quick dispatch. For Freight apply CEOHCE I.I»I3H«.M, felOCt Osterman Building, Strand. CORPUS CHBISTI AND BEAZOS SANTIACrO. Western OEO.

TRIFP, Master, W01 leaye lor the abore nannxJ on e.H.H.R.R. On and after BtTKDAY, January 6, will be run aa fofcows: :51 x. Dally- 3-SOrJt. LKATX BDCKTO1C. J-X.

The S.3SX.X. train from Galveston and 9.O£ r. x. train from Elourtou connects -with the H. aid T.

and H. and S. A. Hallways. The I.SO r.

x. train from Galvestcn aiyl the 11 x. tralu from Houston conacct with the H. and T. C.

Hallway, x. train from Oalvrwon and the 1.4 train frcm Houston, connect wlti the and O. 5. Ealtway. O.

G. JIDUH.VY, Gen. Act. J. H.

3111,1. EH, Ticket Agent. Lighterage at. risk and expense ot consignees. For freight or passage te Corpus Chl-lstl or to Brownsville over the Bio Grande Buttoad only, apply to OC3177 ly J.

IT. gAWTTBH, Agent. Gaiveston and New York HBCCIiAB WKEKI.Y Line. Notice. TFOBSLE-THE TEXAS COT- Oompleto and In good working order; one of thorni Mine the best Tyler Press In the State.

We with to sell eno or both of these presses, either with or wloct the boilers. K. JBcALPIftE, Fres t. Qalveston, Feb. 8.1876.

-Offices jor Rent. -NK KOOM IN SECOND STOEY and TWO BOOMS THffiD 6TOBY, ol Herchaots' Insurance Co BulldlDg. Ko. IIJ Strand. Suitable lor cotton lactorngo business will be rented at low figures to porma- Sent tenants.

The offices In this building are most a prtuvnts no loncer JKilc; It Is growing Unportanoe. a-rowloi meat dellghtf ol the Now Orisons Times, 12th On Fridar list a. maD' of respectable uppearance called at the store of Messra. PrcdhoromB -Briggs, 87 Magazine and introducing himself to Mr. Pradhomme as J.

Koch, from Dallw, Texas, stated that having had dealings witk the firm, through their traveling agent, in November, he called to Bay that he desired to make further purchases, and to negotiate; moreover, lor the of a shipment; cotton and hides which was then en route 1 to New Orleans from Ferris, Tcias. Mr. -Prudhommc exprfssed his-wU- Wade with-Mr. Koch, and ia compliance -with, the lilttr'a request to mike cash advances on the consiga- 'ment of cotton and bides, predicated ol course upon the production ol tbe MU8 of lading. -Koch then made detailed- inquiry of Mr.

Prudhomme touching amount of advance he would make, objected to the proposed rate of interest, intimated that he wanted to buy ten barrels of molasses, and conducted Himself generally in. a'somewhat indifferent and not over-anxious wiy, that Trent verv far toward impressing Mr. Prud- liommo with a belief ia the man's sin- After considerable talk Koch finally agreed to tnrn hides and cotton over to the firm for sale, and was to receive an advance of $3000 thereon, upon the production of the bills of lading. These, he said, were ia tho course of transmission to him through the mails from Porris, place whence the property was shipped--and would reach him by Saturday--the next Everything being satisfactorily understood, Koch left, promising to look in on Saturday morning with tho bills present whoat prospect to be flnasterer COUUTT; A letter Frederlctaburg says: lot of blootfod catUe passed on Monday en route 10 'Fart Hason. Ss'eral head wore itU place.

Van der swoken, a IT. KImits and T. Lomloo, of Jrederlcksbwr. wroved th. lowest Ndders for the mall route iron Austin Fort Ooncho.

Thel; bid was HOOU COOTTT. spicuous would be its failure as method of conciliating the reckless and ignorant Western sentiment which is on tbo side of the Bland bill, Mr. Cliristiancy puts upon the aeatimont a construction which the criticism directed against him by the influeatil organs of tho movement shows to be untenable. A brief scrutiny of Western newspapers, of either party, will convince him of the hopelessness of his ttek as he.explains it. Mr.

Elaine's advocacy-of a dollar of 425 grains will fare no better. It will be scouted as s. mockery of The very essenco'of reroonetizfttion is 8 dollar of grains. That was the dollar which Congress set aside; that is tbe dollar which Congress roust restore. Nothing else w'ill please the promoters of the agitation which Republican leaders who confound cunning with statesmanship are anxious to turn to their own account.

They must concede everything or the sacrifice of principle will be in vain. The silver people in the West are too poworlul to surrender the position they occupy. A veto may baffle them for the moment; but he has stud-, led their devices and 10 little purpose who believes that they may be thus easily turned from tho prosecution of their demands. They want the silver dollar, not thn equivalent of goldbut because it is -less valuable than gold; and for this reason owy they urge that it shall be made an unlimited legal tender for the nations creditors as well as their own. To argue on moral or financial grounds with the demagogues and journalists who hnve made the what it is, and who will keep it as it is, is to waste strength and to intensify their bitterness; Sooner or Inter disaster will overtake them, but in the meantima tbey are not in a mood to listen to the talk about a compromise that would defeat their most- cherished object.

Republican leaders who desire to retain a future can not afford to throwaway sound principle in a fruitless negotiation with For Sale at a Bargain, OB zzcni.ioj ron IMPROVED CITI FROPEETY, a Fine Residence, worth J7000, with about 60 acres ot land, near Courtney, Grimes county. An orchard ot are acres, ot peaches, apricots and (trapes, App.V to J. M. CALLAWAY, Courtney, or to JOHf' nABCOtraT. OalreBton.

jag? 1m Consisting of the following named. steamers: STATE OFTSXAS CspL Nickorson. CITY OF SAN Pennlngton. Bolger. CITTOFHOOBTOS Elevens.

Freight Insurance at Lowest One of the abovo named steamships will leave New Yew overy Oal- veston forNe Yoric every WEDNESDAY and on Saturday when tho trade requires. Steamship CITIf OF SAN ANTONIO, PENNINGroN. Master. Will Sail for Now Tork em Wednesday, Febir'f 13, 18T8. Sunset Route OPES TO 8A5f AXTOAKX Antonio Railway.

Only All Bail Eoutc to San Antonio. On and after trams will ma aa follows: Leave OALVESTON dally, (except Sunday) at A. 31. THHOCGII EX I'll ESS WEST Leaves HOUSTON daily, eicept Sundays M. Arriving afSAN AOTONIO 8.00 P.

M. Trains leave Son Antonio dolly, except Sunday, at 8.00 A. JL; arriviM at Houjton at 7.40 P. GalVMton 12.05 A. M.

Cheapet, Shortest, Quickest Best Eoute tC' all Points West Elegant Now Coaches eo.nJpped Trith Westing house Air Brake anu Miller PUvtform attached to all trains. Only line Texan nnnnlnz Parlor Cars. TICKETS FOtt SAX.E at all principal Railroad Ticket omcos North, Boutb. and East. IL B.

ANDKEWS, Gen. Manager. A.W. WCKTSSON, Sup't. C.

C. GIBBS, 0. and Ticket ARt Asst. P. andT.Aftt.

Oneral Texas. Wharf ATE OF TVHAEFAGB OFXBOt SALITESTOX "rTHAJtr COXPAS1, Curilf. 1, 11TT. WHJOUTAOr OS Ali GOODS LAJTOXD JIT VESSELS. Tmi mt OOLLICTO TOOJC THZ VE-SSLB.

i 1C IB a i i to 5 I I 10 1 Barrels, Harrela, empty, BarreVs, empty, dry Earrel stands, per Bacon, pwrca-ik Bacon, Bans or aacts In balea. coble toot per cable per loo yard roCa, each yard rolls, eacn Ballast, per cubic fret, per foot Bedsteads, common, Bedsteads, boxed, per coble loot Bellows, ftr boblc root Bauaoas aad plantains, ber bunco. BreatiaR bacon, boi lioifis. Uanor, eheeae. soap, etc- Eorea! eitrtcu, coCoe, lii.

Brooms, por dos Eroom-handlon. per Broom-corn, bale Brick, common, per a Bran, prr sact ro and per cubic lx)t EoOers cleam, per 100 Ibs Bones sad horns, per ion C. W. Adams 1 COTTON FACTORS AJO Commission Liberal Caali Ample ot OCX OWS for FTOIULfiE c- COTTOS ao; a3 ott-er and Tics Supplied. C.

M. Desel, JTC and ALL KIXL-rf Aug. Buttfar, FIRE. 4 I JuIFE CHAst. Strand, Qalrestotu Q.

H. M4.LCOBY i OO Agents, B3 Maideo Iane. Y. pUNAED LMK. Rojal Mail Steamstaps YOBK.

PEOPOISD sirLQias Tla Wednesday, Jan. 30. Fob. I.G.N.R.R. Lone Star Roite, and washers, per leg.

Bocteus, per Duckets, per Butter, per kce Butter, per flrldn Building stone, rough, per ton Buggies, each BugKles, boied. cubic foot Carboys, each, tuIL Carboya, empty CaekR, CaaJcs, hardware, per 100 IDS Cujks, merchandise, por cubic foot Cairfagos, cocn. Carriages, boied, per cubic root J. Frederich Kellner, Cotton For Sale, A 48-Inch Tyler Compress, as it now stands, In worldnit order, at the Southern Cot- and MsnufacturtnR fethi TOM: 1.30 P. K.

o. 6...... Mi. 1C. Pafthla Feb.

13 1.00 v. x. China, Wednesday, Feb. 50. 7.00 x.

Fac- same Counselor Attorney at Law, TRUBE BtllLBINa, 117 Market, betweon. Tremont and 23d streets, OALVKSTON, TEXAS. Albert N. Mills, ATTORNEY AT LA.W, (Osterman Bulldlnit) na, Hcjthla Feb. 27 1.00 BatiTla Wednesday, March 6..

3.00 F. Airnrla Wednesday, March 13 hoon. March 20...8.00, P. w. China Abyssinia.

Anrll S. 3.00 T. M. Bothnia Wednesday, April 10. ..10.30 i.

K. And fellowlnit Wednesday. With a rlewotilmlnlshtairUiB chances collision thoss steamers take a speclfled couras at au $80 and alTrall or steiSer to N.w York and to and trom Liverpool, Qceonstown, Qlaagow, Del- fast, BristolTHanibanr, Havre. Antwerp. Am- Bremen, Qothenborg, Chrlsttanla, Copenhagen, Paris, or all other parts ot En- rope, at very low ratas.

J. N. SA.WVBBjAr.nl, Strand. CHAB. Q.

FRAKOKtYM, Ajrt, apStr BowlInniQreon. Now York. First-Class Equipment! and Qulclcesc Route to tbe North, tart, Wert Southern States Elegant Passenger Coaches, PULLMAN PALACE CAES and tbo only road In Texas runnlnR I I A wberfl passengers can procure nrat-clais mcolt at their lelaure, or a luuch atthe Lunch Stand, at regular rates. ISeala In Dlolnc Car Only 50 Cents. THE EXPRESS TRAM LEAVES Oalreston dally Roaiton.

dally Austin, daily IKarne, dally 9.20 lit.OB P. CO A. 1.10 P. Close Conne'ctlona at Iilltlc Uock and St. L.onU with All Lines.

For Tickets or information apply to J. H. SILLER, Ticket Agent, UNION TICKET OFFICE, 118 Tremont streot, or FNION DEPOT OFFICE, Foot of Tremont street, Galveaton, Texas. H. M.

JIOXIE, General Superintendent. J. JL AbrJu, Oeneral Pasucngor and Tlchet Agent JanlVT ly Galyeston, Texas. QIO. P.

FINLAY. OBCAU E. FJKLAY Notary Public. Geo. P.

Finlay AT I.AW, ReymenhofTer Bnlldlnc, WlB 3m OAriVESTON, TEXAS. Ballinger, Jack Mott, Attorneys Connselor at Law MORGAN LINE OF STEAMERS TO New Via Morgan City and Lonl- liana, and Texas Ballroad. Leave Galveston with Mulls, and Freight as follows, vis: ETEET DAT AT 12.30 P. M. Stwjnshlp WHITNEY.

Capt. Hopkins. joSEPHOTE, Capt Eeynaud. HAM.AU, Capt Lewis. CENTRAL ROUTE.

Steamship CITY OF NORFOLK 1 loare for Indlanola Monday, wtoneii- dmyT sund Friday, at 4 M. Freight re- "7o'd above day? ONLY at I T.f. for In- dlanola, Victoria, Cuero, Qonsalet, Laesburg, Hallettsville. Oaxrylnic MaU. Pa.s«m««r» TH connecting Trunk ot tba NORTH AJVD EAST, AND Gulf ot Mexico 'South.

FOBM8TBI GfiEAT THROUGH EOUTE Main Artery of Commerce and Trade TO ALL POINTS, and offers the best route, on tlmo with more; bettor accommodations and greater security than any othor Line. BUY YOtJB TICKETS AND SHIP YOUE FBEIGHTBYTHE HOUSTON JLND TBXA-S CENTRAL KAU.AVAT. Pnllman Palacs Brawlnir-Boom uid Slseplni KunThrongU Tho bard of the Louisville Courier- Journal warbles thusly anent the agc Crow.ll, of fcoloraSo. jheep to this durtnc the rf 1 i H. H.

Merrlam Inforics us that his are affMtedwIUi etth. Odd ro'Jcws' Han In 1 reieranof war of pensioner of the jroTernment, died at his reslleuce. In the PiAixy colony, on. dar Oda at toe battle of. New Orleaas.

was iwarly S4 TIMS of age at tlsae of nlnosatli The crop looks rery promising. Admits ihat she is twonty-iilno. Yet twenty-nine With Pappenheini Does not, you ooo, exactly rhyme. But DefyioB Time, And ownlnjt up to twenty nine, Will brlKhter shine, (As I opino,) For truth Is scircer far than rhyme. Ban Tlnus hare BrlfhttUMl W.

R. Mice In of raiding party which inch dvpradaUoiss la our countT. Th. raldrrfi trareled in a southwesterly direction until ihey struck Dtrrlla rlTer, a of about hundred and forty mllea. th.noe to a northwesterly up to the head ot North Conefco rlw, aad eouUn- Hr.Klo.'shor..

eat on tht.pl.los don. wlih- iut for did without or tMrfr-oln sours. H. had with him when ho left this couty.kut when mrned back Ue had only of same men Wm.nll hfcrtsg giren out and their horses become too to Bice reports that from what could rather at feast six hundred of aeootl at Pnsldio dol Morte. COTJUTT.

aadisonTffie Fl'AnOiaitr, rebroary weather aad a nnmber otporlr killed at Willow of the nortaer, Jhe7ai5esVSt which was kiTlidby Mr. J. C. EobKti wetsrbinK 508 pounds f.TmOT.a«biB70.urageJ preparing for an- othe" Jtowanleft JCoiiaiy frr tto Huntsrllle penitentiary. ttr.

will taka charge of the wood-work depurtmant and Hr. the blacksmith Both nl lecss gntlaiiun aoTed here two years ago, and good and useful citizens. MOSTAGT7K COTWTT. SarUudU; WesOier cootlnues plfasant Emiicraiit oomlng Ii---supplies wtagtorhe golnB to Sherman and Denison, (or and and lumber and faming Implements golai to eyeryj part of the couutry. Mr.

Tato, an English geologist. In em- loyment of Uic flan Antonio RaUway Com- ploy JlCUt' v.iu- has Seen as far aa tie Coenatl Konn miles. Olstlnot from San An- t03io anrt wltliia about flfutn of Whitney leaviap K. to await his return. Whitney fc chief clerk thought the bills all right, with the exception, noticed by Mtr.

Prudhomme, but to settle matters, at once telegraphed to Machay, the agent at Ferris, thus: "Did you sign, on the 6th, for SO bales of cotton and 43 bales hides, con- siened 'o J- Koch, "Upon Jir. Pradhoinrae's return to his store, Koch TVUS eat, having slipped off without leaving even his address, and to this hour, it may be remarked, he has failed to claim the $2300, or to make even a sign. Meanwhile, bripht snd early on Monday moraine, Mackay's answer was received, and this is what he said: H. never shipped any frelgli from here; I never figncd a bill of luding for ootton or hides to any one at 1 NCTT Orleans." Thit settled it, and revealed very positive way that the whole thing TTW a job, and that the bills were forgeries. The question now is, howjdid JACKSON'S BEST Sweet, Nary Chewing Tcfcacco Awarded hizbest prize at Centennial Exposition for qualities and and lasting character of sweetening and fla- ortnir The best tobacco erer made.

lofMlle-Pwenhoira: Accordingly on Saturday morning he arjpearod armed with five bi Is of ladine-of the Houston and Texas Central Railway, dated Ferris, Texas, Feb. fr--three of them purporting to be-for the shipment of 43 bundles of hides, and two of ticm for 80 bales of cotton --mod net forth that H. Roberts was the shipper and Koch tbe consignee. They to be in. proper form, upon regular stamped the company's Rtamp, and signed "by agent.

Mr. Prudhomme them, and thought they -were all straight as ft string, savo in the trifling circumstance I hat the buls of laditg were not numbered, nor did either bew the number of the car in which the goods were hipped. Mr Prudhommo therefore decided to carry' the bills tround to "Whitney office for further investigation, wh'ertupon Koch, naving grown somewhat nervous over the delay, begged to know what was wrong, hnd saying that he WM in hurry, asked if he couldn have a check for the advance at ooce, adding that $2800 would do, and that he would like it right "3ut, my dear sir," said Mr. Prud- tomme, "you shall hare your money icon a I am satisfied tnat these bills all right. If they are nil right the money will be forthcoming according to contract." Koch, thought it strange that there should be any question about it, but Mr.

Prudhomme wen', nevertheless, to nou No. PoBtoffice Stroet, OALTIBTON. TlilAB. QHJ. W.

TULTON, Jit Davidson Fulton, ATTORNEYS uro COTJNSELOKS AT LAW, Hoody and Jem: TKXAg. aja-NOTIOT-- Oonslctiees of Freidht by al. of tte steamsrs uf noUfled to remorb same from wharf before 5 r. K. on the day of srrtTsL Othsrwlse the aanw stowd at tha risk and ei-pense of Duplicate EecelptsiTHADK not must accompany all freight for b7 A Omoe OB Central wnart.

S. JOUBS, Ticket Aiant, Tremont GALVJSJTOM. I Petersburg, Mauu- TiNO and npm In Day! Sofrmud. pSrtlcnlanifrM. eJ.

liare chanco. Addrees A. C. MORTOiS, Atlanta. 0- for jfa T.T.I In their own localltlss, canTasslne for the FIreklde VUItor, (enlarged) Weekly and Monthly.

a.ar«i« pmper In the with Mammoth Chromos free. Kg commissions to AKonts. Terms and Oucflt free. Address g. O.

YldtBaif. Armnstst, TA KJttra ITItxMl 40 name. 10 cents, postpaid, L. JOSKB Joseph Franklin, Attorney at Law and Heal Estate Agent, Once, Ealllnirer Jack building, room No, 12, Galveston, Texas. Bole owner ot a perfect abstract of the land titles of Oalvsston.

county. Abstracts furnished. Land titles Investiirated. apgl 12m Walter Gresham, Attorney Counselor at Law No. 132 Postofflce Street, Nassau, N.

Y. Pianos Retail price 1900, only 1360. PJUUAK OBOiSB, price $iMO, only $05. Paperfree.DAS.F. 1 BEATTY.

Washington. H.J. HEAKISG RESTORED! Great inroation by one wax deal for 520 Send Stamp for partfculara. JOHN GARHORfc, Lock Boi 80. Madiacm.

lad. SALVJE. Dec. 27, Fowlts- I sent you 50 cents for two boxes of Grace's Salve. I have had two ajid used thsm both on an ulcer on my foot, and It Is almost well.

BOjpectsully yours, C. J. VAN NESS. a cents a box at all drngzlsts, or sent by maa by SG Harrison Ave, Boston, Mass. New Goods Just Keceived.

VE8Y runs ASSORTMENT OF THE STYLES Coatings, Etc. guaranteed only Imported foods. 1 As my prices have been reduced, my customers and 2ie pnhllo are Invited to call and examine, H. JACOBS, Fashlooable Tailor. eB 1m rostoBee street, cor.

SM. TTOTJSTON DIRECT NA7IA- HOH COMPANT'S Line of Steamers, Xngg FOB HOUSTON. Will receive freight for ALL points In the Interior every' day txcfpi 8TEA3TBOAT Capt Connor, TUESDAY, THTJBSDAT ASD BATDEDAY, TUGS AND BAHQES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. All goods Insured by tail Company wWJe In transit on their steamers and barirea. After landing same the Insurance risk or.

this Com- yC FOWLEE, President. J. J. ATKINSON, Enpermtendsnt. J.

K. PETTIT. Ajrent Hoaiston to St. Lonia and Chicago WITHOUT CHANC1E. and bat ONI CHANBE prominent point NOBTH AND EAST! Tralms IieaTS) Fvllowat Mo.

8 BL Louis and Chicago teprera Leaves Honston dally at 4 r. Arrives at St. Louis dully at 6.0S arrives at Chicago dally at A. He. 1 Leaves Honston dally (except Sunday) at 8.10 i.

and arrives aa follows: i Learing St. Louis dally at 8.7 i. Chicago 10.00 p. at Honston 10.45 A. 2lo.

8 dally (ezceptSonday) at In effect January 6,1578. F. L. MANCHE8TEK, Eastern I-igwengor Agent, 41T Broadway, K.T. 8ZH.

J. B. EOBESTSON, Paasengor and Immigration Agent. 1 North Fourth stroet, StTLonis, Mo. Cattle, grown, Cattle, two year olds, each Cattle, yearlings, each.

Cattle, calves, each Champagne, In Choirs, pur bundle (2 each) Charcoal, por sack Cotton, per bale, landed. Cotton, per bole, shipped Cotton, per sack Coil, dumped In. carts, por ton Coal, dumped on wharf, perton Coocbas, stage, Com, per sack Com In Bhnck, per Cotton naed, ter ton of 2000 los Cotton sins, per coble Cotton planters, each Corn plantera, each Corn Bhellers Corn Hills, per cubic foot Coffee, per sack (Codfish per drum Cordage, per 100 Ibs Cotton Tics, per 100 BB Coplor, per 100 fts Copper, pin, per 100 Is. Canned Beef, per case Coal OH, per cone Cocoanuu, per 100 Collars, Horse, per dot Crates. Crockery or Merchandise, pel enblc foot Cultivators, each Drays, ofccb Doors, Demijohna, full Demijohns, empty Dry Goods.

Incase, per .00 Us Filters, boxod or otherwise, per snow FSibirii p'uites and per 'i66 Flour, per Back. Flour, per half JMatic and other Dye Woods, per Fertilizer or Guano, per Furniture, boied, per coble foot Groceries, dry, boxod, per 100 Qraln, In bulk or sacked, for export, per Grind Qunny Bass, In bales, per cubic Hardware, por 100 Ibs Hamos, per dozen Hams, per conk Hay, per bole Hogsheads, HoKshoad Hay Cutters Halt Barrels, wet dry empty Herrings, per Hoop Poles, per 1000.... Horace and Mulea, Hogs Homo oboes, por Household goods, por 100 Ibs Hides, IOOBO. each In bales, per 100 KW Sreen, bYbundlos ot two Ice, In hogsheads, Ice! as por Invoice, loss 30 per cent, for waste, per toa Iron, boiler plate, bar. hoop, wrought, shoot and gnlvanlwd, per 100 Iron, railroad, por ton Iron, plpo, gas and water, jwlOO Iron Shutters and wrought per 100 IDs Iron, Junk and scmp, perton Iron, pig, per ton Iron safes, per 100 Ds junk.

In bales merchandise Kens, empty Lntss, per thousand Lemons, por ooi Lead, per 100 fcs Lumber, per thousand Leatbcr, per roll Marble, por 100 Ibs Marble dust, per bnl Machinery, per 100 DDs Mineral ores, per ton Mowing machines, each Moss, per Matttasr. Per roll Kails, por keg. Oakum, per bale Oats, persnci Oil Cake, per sack Oranges, per box Vmihi Ordnance stores, per 100 IDS Oysters, per bbl Paint, por 100 tts. Palls, per dozen Paper, printing, per bundle wrapping, pernam Pecans, per llanos, boxed, per cubic Coot Pino Apples, per 100 Hovre, eiwh. sulty Potash, per Post, fencing, each Powder, kegs balfkogs quarter kegs per box per quarter Col Hsjrs, per Ecirlgemtcw, per cubic foot Eubbor belting, per 100 Hoofing slate, BOPO, per 100 ti Bolt, per nock Band or soil, per dray load.

Sewing moclilneo, each Sewing K.D., per 100 1S Sieves, per package. 2 down Sawdust, por dray load, Chas. IHI. Waters Co. o.

2 Strand, HAVE ON li-VSD HAY. COItX. OATS. BRAN. POTATOES.

XEOCT. JtL-TTKB, COW-PEAS. ETC. And ant constantly Fmi. Gooia.

'las. ii. tLIUuxiIxie. Washington. Joft.

I'JLIHSJDGC ALPINE, EALDR1DGE i Co. COTIOX FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, wwwm mJIIDINi, htrmnii, A.J.VESTOS.TEJCAS. J.WALDO. Qsneral Ticket Agent, Horthem Pawenser Aront, 101 Clafk strict, Chlcam. Qen'I Slip t.

20 10 10 5 10 10 10 30 1 00 a 3 60 1 10 10 i 13 5 5 5 3 2 25 6 1 30 25 3 2 1 I 5 3 0 DO 1 9 5 10 10 2 1 10 5 50 4 6 5 50 5 5 4 4 5 5 5 1 1 6 20 1 1 4 1 I 2 10 1 40 I 5 10 4 Louis Miller, JQ STREET. Southern 'soap Works. New E. KEL.LEB, msnufacturer oj Lauodry andjoili-t In large rnrifty. T.

W. FOLTH. O. WAUiillC FOLTS WftLSHE, OFFICE 71 TREXO.VT hTSECT, cf G. B.

3L4JJSAX, Freih Ovhtcru and Celebrated Garden Seeds, Guaranteed the tic Xarkct. E. E. RICE O. Jas, Hickey Co, FLOUR, GRAIX Awl X5TTO 3ES, A.

BALDiNGER SDK, AKTJ CKKEUAL Commission Merchants Sir Jamss Arbuckle (Successors to Arrractle Cotton Factors arid Coni- niisMlou C3 STRAND, GALVESTON. LIbonO advoncrt on Cottoc, etc. BaffKins; and Ties patrons at lowent ctnh au3) Adoue Lobit, Bankcrsand Commission Xcrchantu Buy snd sell Exchange on I'ABIS, LONDON and LIVERPOOL mMTTly STRAND, OALTSSTOS. TEX. DEiLEIW Giil osJ Cut, EARTHEXWARE, Cntlu-, Veioclpeuy-i 1 etc.

Cor. Mechanic uutl tf'Jd GAL.VESTOS. John D. Rogers COTTON FACTOHS Gcn'l Commission.Merchant*, EUILDKO, GALVESTON, TEXAS. Lee, WcBride Cotton and Wool Factors General Commisalon Merchants, 314 STttAM), Galrc.ton.

NEW Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS, Field, Flower and Grass Seeds from Noxious and ETS AXO IMiTTOVs SEED POTATOES, ETC, Murpny BrocKeiman, STOVES fc TINWARE, Gu nrtarrn. It aod all G. H. Mensing Cotton Factors and General Commission 5J.crcb.anta, OBce, Cor. strand Cento jy OAt.TESTOX, TEXAS.

Wolston, Wells Vidor, COTTOX Commission Forwarding; Mcrcb'ts T3 Strand, nnlJdlni, au4T7 ly GALVESTON. TEXAS. William C. Dibrell, A and SmtiB, Tinner, aad Iroo orters. Special MKoUon palii to tha JUcmSrtnro for n'SlJcilci- Oimnw, OCIcn and italHnCT.

and WCtvt OBXA5IEXTAL WOHK Sadler Meanier, DeaJnra ui Fresh Fish 0ysters AND Commission Merchant, W. G. Nelson, FBTJIT A1VD PRODUCE I I A and Wholesale and Eetafl Dealer In Flan, Fresti an Came. jopH Km THEO. C.

TOOEL. LammersVogel, Cotton and Com- Merchants, GALVESTOS. 18 A CEP.TA1N, PROMPT AMD BEUA3LE REM-. EDY FOK THE PREVENTION AND CUBE OF CONSBiTXPTION, AUTKini, BBON- CHXTIS. CATAKHH, and ajl DISK.V5ES of tbe CI1BST, THRO JIT and K.TINGS.

It Is alRi carnoatly recommended for all disorders of the Nervous and JBlood unequaled as a Nerve, Blood and Brain Food. PIJLiTIOX A may be ordered through SET dealer In or direct from OSCAR G. MOSES, Sole Proplntor. 18 Cortlandt street, New York. Price One Dollar per bottle.

Important circular dW CLOSING OUT AT.r. Tailoring Goods BELOW COST. rpHANKING- THE PUBLIC FOR JL beg loare to notify them thafrl am closing out my business, a Jd look for an immediate settlement of all old accounts. Bargains can, be had In my stoclc on hand, for I am closing out very much below coat. Fancy Costumes selling at yery low -prices.

M. ROSEXBAHW, no22suth3m ITS Tremonl. IiOtterio. Eoyal HaTana lottery, 1878. OBDXNAHY DBAWlnC Clara No.

1006 on the of Clasa No. 1009 on the 4tk ot February. Class No. 1010 on toe 30th of February. Class No.

1011 on Uio 6th of March. The number of tlcketii has been reduced to 25.000. and the capital prise Increased to and the second prize to 9100,000. This lottery never postpone the drawing or fail In iinythlng promised. Official list of -prizes sent to every purchatwr oC tickets.

Bend jnoner by postomce order, rerlstered letter, express or draft. Send for circular. All prizes cashed at tho rate ot ezchann. Price of whole ttckots, (1C; half tickets, $3); quarter tickets, $10; twentieth tickets, $2 50. Parties or clubs bnylng over worth 10 per cent, discount.

all orders for tickets to MAOT2L 168 Common 27ew Orleans, La. jaiaTStuthsaSm. AND New Orleans Railway. TKAIKS RUN DAILY, (Except Sundays.) leare Houston, 31. Arrlre'st Orange, 7.80 V.

M. Lcare Orange, G.OO A. JL Arrlre at Honston, 4.10 P. 3L EQUIPMENTS F1BST-CLASS. Has road taps tho LonR-Ieaf Pine reirlon at Beaumont and tbe cost Inin- ber and heart cypress are manufactured.

C. A. BtlBl'ON. Ftipt J- T. Vice Fres and Gm.

ilangr. Cieneral Merchandise. BhotperlOO Is thouatni Sheep, each Shoofa, box, per cor load Shell, per dray lord, bbls Shovels ana spades, por dozen BrfcOi, per Stores, por cubic foot Bugar, per hogshead. per bbl in boxoB, Smokodtaols, per 100 Sulkies Tlerceabeef lard rice hams tallow.etc. with bbls.

inside eiapty Tin plate, per 100 Tin WO Tobacco, lu bored Tobacco, half boxes Tobacco, quarter boxes Tllas, per 1000- TrunksT filled- or nests Tubs, per Trucks, railroad, per 100 Bs Wagons, each Wagons, spring or cane Washing machines, each. Washboortis, per doz Watermelons, each -Water coolers. Wire, per 100 Wheelbnrrcmu Wheels and axles, railroad, per lOOM- Wheels and axles, log carrier Wood, per cord Wool, per White feaL porl Zinc, In rolls, per Central WTiart. ISH KEIT ALIVE livcrcd fren from tbo cnontrr wt3 prompt and careful allepuon. Je- DE- In tee AUG.

GS2.TE4I, COMMISSION XERCKANT, Wholesale and ftettfl Dealer lo Storeg, TinTrare and Far- nlnhiny fuUer, Camp iitovra. such as tr-o Tho Best Wood Cooking Stove In the 'S'orld. Kauoloon, souOjtrn and all tho Bnr or (h Mid other flrroa. WUJ iwU a. re- duwd prices tls Bud, aalrolu' sJI they pljed InSe kitchen, hraiM or for the at his SIS B.

K. BOBES. 8. H. BOEtEJ Boren, KcKellar COTTON 10 5 00 5 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 4 9 6 I 3 5 75 10 4 1 5 5 5 75 25 10 General Commission Icrch'ts nbOT ilt 1 on commlwdon in 0AVU juneriom a luei Bnnttnit.

Wire Bope, Pine rfgj, jf (eh dfld AwntoCT, etc. JioesTaAKP- Drayage ajid Storage. B. P. SAEGOT General Transfer Agents end Warehonseaieii, 26S.

2TO, 2T2, 474. S78 I9U ajid OLIVER STEELE, Goods not In above Ust, will bcciargMtn BuiltUng aiaterialn. Henry Thompson, OBLVXGE, TEXAS. Manufacturer and fThoIesaleDealer IK Sa rred Cypress SUugles. Send loi: Wee Uat.

COOPEKAGE. PHILIP HHUCH. 4, SS Jc 6O n. 8f NEW OBUHAN8, LA-, Keeps constantly on hand a large and selected stock of HALF-BABKELS and KEGS, all sizes. Also, Hoop Prices moderate, aatlrfaption ffuaraatead.

aoS I3ba SANBOJttN WAttlNEK, Manufacturers or tjbe State of Texas. liuden's Patent Steel Barb Fesce Wire, Galranlzed or Bedncod. rpHE ONLY ALL-STEEL COIL- J. ED TnnE BABB. rully llcennl under all rhe first patents, or used.

"TlO balf-barreln FUZ-TON ilABgCTBEEF, 50 flrklns choicest GOSHEN BCTTEE, 103 palls KANSAS SO HOMINY and GBiTS, 100 CREAM and OEDIKAEY 250 WESTESN EAlISG POTATOES (very 5000 IDs. Hew-Dried FIOS fveir lav). "lor For sale by Q. SEELIOSOK i CO, 307. 209.

211 strand. -vr HO sacks COFFEX; JOObbls-BUOAIi; 300 bbls. MOLASSES; KWO pars. TOBACCO: CISABS, WHISKY. BOX GOOES of ererj description, at mrr low fljrurns.

by r7ALLI3. LAXDES A 19. 21 and 23 Strand. Qalreston. Banks and Bankers.

AKD facilities of the Neirs Bindery for wrscut- i.ng Brst-claas work of erery Is un- AKTOXXO, TKXAX. A. Gecerl Baszess Collections made and promptly remitted. Zz ciinge bought mil TOM, Samem'ile Davis, PATESTZEU OF TH! DAVIS HOOK TIES, The bait aad easlert lie now to use, aifl Impcrteri and Dealers In an kinds ot COTTOS TIF-" DOMESTIC JCTB Marbleljarble! US THOUSAND DOIiAES- WOKB OF STEELE, WOOD DeaX-la HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUSS, PLSTOLS, Stoves, Woodware, Etc. Plain and Japauned Tinwire.

tor HOWTTB Ajruct Lor STANDARD SCALES, Americau THE 2SC SOUTH; mcnt nod cent per foot; forty pounds attd over to the cubic foot win be claesed aa weight aai charged Cvo per fcnjadnd Allgoolstoberctnoveilfrosi the wlart the same Iay are lazdort, or rity wEl liable to la additioaal iflmtttft rrerj day or part of a day they remain on the wharf. Same wharfage to be diarged on aO goods delivered from one vessel to another, either of rnich vessel! are fast to tie Tiarf, cJ to tss Cast tM wharf. Vessels landing wltlioal cargo' wJl charged wharfage at the rate of ten cectaper reirfaMr Km for each landlnir, and after forsy- elgkt tours ttve ccaa per ton for Vessels dlscharjclnjr the stream wd cot be to occnp- a berth at one of company's wharves without tbe permlsaloa of tie of conipany. Tease'i to let TO the wbarf or chacire their berti-. as is reqnested so to do by the wharfourer, ortieyWffl be liable to be charjred tweory- Se per ten per oay for vnn day, or ran of a da-, tter remain.

Veaxls loaiinr. cotton, or ctcsr ward rnns: pay wharfage en same. nnleM no- dfLed by the wharfinger that thawharfafcB has been paid by the Whariairi MM son.ai UK GRAVE STONES, Grinnan Duval, ColtOH factors and Commission 171 XAKEET STBEET, SHOW GASES, YT Grinnan, Duva! Connolssion" Xercliants US Pearl St, Box BUSGIES, Velocipedes BIRD CAGES, LEWIS EOTBSCSI1D, Prop'n..