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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
The GwERAI NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

The GENERAI NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
ALBANY, April 49, 1850.
Ne Legislature finally adjourned al nine O'Clock this
svsBing.
ne New York Tar Levy bill has passed The sppro
uaAon for the Commissioners OF Record stricken
80
me muta,ed bill organizing the Board OF Health is
Asisaied in the Assembly.
he New York Fire Commissioners bill has passed
Committee Of Conference has been appointed the
Supply b in consequence Of disagreement between the
I'VE houses.
seaa.or Doherty "a extremely ILL., Hs family have been
ssns for
In the executive session Of the Senate this evening"
nsthing but the appointments Of noaries public were
Aated on
The lobby have nearly all gone. Mayor Wood and
ssers opposed to the city charter left as soon as that
kzn defeated. Mr. Bailey, MIR Meyers and others,
Who been Sighting against the New York railroads,
renamed TIL the toa ADJOURNMENT
No at,enlt made 70 bring up the latter bills.
Both houses densely crowded surng the last
hsrrt OF the session.
rbe oenoe, ate Senator's have addressed letter to
NJ Spros expressing the opinion that the action OF the
ernste IN yacpg him under arrest until he should make
n apology, unjust fable exercise Of power By a
partisan majority They state that, while aporeci2tng
importance Of preserving the dignity and order OF the
bense they DO hesitate 70 depounce the proceeding
10 him. and through bin 70 his constituents.
They also express their approval OF his deter min alton
sxce bis 10 submit the degrading exacton OF
Ne maturity In requiring apology from him for an
expression which did not fall from his lips and they
Iot doubt that hs constituents viii repe With Indignation
~ Senate Tho report signed by all the democrats
DenliOre,
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Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY, April Is, 1885,
Aiereng Lc.y Job ras and Cunning Scheme TO RevOIu
s;snize he 7azaLe Valuations Of Nsio Fork Cng-Rs
svgon:sotion Of NE Tag Commission, 'ot AbSoss and
Ir~eponslle Poses- Flare Up between tie Governor,
Comptroller Haus and the Commissioners Of Tises-Too
k,lisoxs Of The Cy Tues be Suited 10 the UnsaTreyed
Fields 4ad Btatcs IN the Upper Part Of The Cuy-Enra-
ordinary Ptt Of 6s Big Miliiosaires Of tie Loiov
Wards, &C., de-
YesterdaT at noon, the Governor was called upon 10
xn the bill recognizing the Board Of TAX Commissioners
NJ the city Of New York Then and since very lively
row has been kicked up about the matter and the pas
sage of this bill will occasion Of the hottest scrambes
Gh.i has como up among the city Offices for time
1ne Dill has passed almost secresy-none the
seen aud quiet clique of persons who devised the scheme
having any expectation tina, such likely to
beoone Law. Both In the chambers and In the Hobbies
h advocates proceeded with ccnsummste cunning pass
ing though the diferen. stages at odd, rnooserved
autermiss,ons Of the other cuneBt business while
che dgeut and skiful agents in the Hobbies only
buay In the work OF divertng attention and preventn
any knowledge serious suspicious Of what was gong D.,
hon reaching persons likely 70 make opposition Bd
yesterday when Governor called upen " sigu the
bill, open rupture took place among those who pus
hrouf and toe lobby who here TOO late 70 stop
~ completion. The impression has been ngenioasy pat
fcth that all the amendments which were 10 be made u
1he charter this year would be emoodied 10 the bill
before the Senate ana the reorganization OF the
Beard Of Tax Comrnissorers, which was afroitly kept
esde for the pur pore supposed had been, like 30
many other propositons altogether abandoned Az the
has in this through the Legislature
without discussion ANIMATION Of s real ams and
has bearing upon the interests OF every Of
taxablc property 10 the city, will repeat los ala points,
Nth view 10 showing tae very curious game which
has been worked ne passage II has already been
pripte nj length the HERALD add has not boen changed
aimee u Mas introduced.
The bill Divides that the appointment Of tax comms-
3oners snail be taken away from The Board ct Supervi
sws and placed 10 the hands Of the Comptroller ex;u
siyeDy and immeo aiejy without waiting uns the cxpra
on OF the torn az tho present board Ia June next The
Scnure OF The new Commas made I've years. with
eat supervson oooToi OF any sort, ana without re
spensoiIity 70 The Copotrolq he Ia ao we'd the
privilege Of removal which The have heretofore
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90, ,o,,u;,,,o On that BILL Ire COMMITTEES had
shown every disposition 70 ecneom ~. wees'et v".s
and NJ wheeler had exp essed hpee satisfied with the
hn xo.pt No one mua,esl particular, before be cast
his singular vote with The democracy against the bill
The Iopcurept resolution 70 adjourn finally, a. nine
O'Clock. Was received irom the Assembly and concur
M OWEN offered the following
R,,olved that Senator B. epnofa be disch Egea from
The custody OF he sergeant ~ Arm
Adopted.
Mr. MArnrI moved IN go into executive
long ulihustering scene now eDsued, Mr.. Nox and
Others hsbupg OF question, tbe design IN part
beng TO srt vent any further attempt TO conA Mr..
Hutchinson az Port Warden IN The oacs of tdss Nc 'aen
MIR ScHErL vnei ed anne Moment 70 Mr.. tbera,
the protest Of the democratic Senators on he ZEN sal ~
Mr.. Vaudeville.
amer spi,ited skrmisb resolution 70 20 into
ave session. act only only appointments oI No ,Tes
A, bali past six the doors were closed for the ex cuve
session.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at half past eight O'Clock.
Mr. w. A WHEELER was 10 the caar, and pre,sated the
To -KSAIE THE STATE or NEW York.
sNAroRsh is highly gratifying toreceve at the close
of the your resolutions approving the nduner
in which ! have discharged the duties OF your pre-
siding officer. When I recoect the crcu instances OF
peculiar delcacy and difficulty, under which a por
commentator Of my conduct ia . pleasing evidence
that my errors ano Deficiencies have been overlooked
and forgotten. bear cheerful testimony 70 tue z'a
industry With which you have devoted ves 10
the discharge OF your duties legislators, and desire
TO return YOU my sincere thanks for the uniform KIND
with Inch have been treated BY each member and
officer Of the Senate and TO express TO each Senator
nv best wishes for hug future happiness and prosperity
With great respect ROBERT CAMPBELL
The reports the Conference umttees for the preser
v,tion Of Deer relation 10 the Auburn Works
Bgreedt 10.
Mr. JoHv D. WILLARD and Mr.. LAMONT appointed
committee inform the Governor that the Senate was
ready 10 adjourn
Mr. LAYIN and Mr. soorr were appointed a committee
10 wait the Assembly for u like purpose
The Governor returned, with his veto, the bill raising
the salaries OF the Of the New York Police Courts
The veto sustained.
| Mr. VAN HoRS add Mr.. REILLY, committee from tbt
Assembly, appeared informed the Senate the Assem-
bly, ready to adjourn.
The hour Of nine O'Clock having arrived, Mr.. W A
WHEELER, temporary President, addressed bis farewell
the Senate very feeling and appropriate remarks
when the Senate adjourned sine die
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which meeting election Of twenty tive trustees shall
take place under the direction and supervision Of three
inspectors of election be appointed by tbs
At all meetings Of the trustees duly called, seven men1
bers present sha constitute quorum for the Transaction
of ordinary business but officer professor or servant
eball be appointed removed shall any eetats be
purchased conveyed, without the presence Of MAORI
~ OF ali the trustees of the said corporation.
The Board OF Commissioners OF the Central Park are
author zed and empowered allow the Corpora
tabsh within the PARK the Astronomical Observatory
epsted by he act and " that end the Board OF Com
msfioDcrs may sot suitable and proper grounds within
the Park the position and Of the dimensions to be de-
emr cd by them, for the erection Of the observatory,
without any rent assessment charge subject always
however such reasonable and proper rules and regua
tons the Board Of Com uiaoners may from time 70
time prescribe
AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE NEW YORK AND HAR-
LEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
This act provides that the New York and Harlem Rail
Company authorized pursuant 10 the ordinance
of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of tho city Of
New York, 10 lay dewn double track or railway from
their track in the Fourth at Forty second street
up said street 10 Madison avenue and up Madison avenue
Seventy ninth street, for the OF their small cars
only The company also authorized TO use steam IN the
drawing Of their passenger and freight cars upon Their
on The Fourth % ana ,sma 'Io Se sov
Of Forty second street. and 70 permit the use thereof
by the New York and New Haven Railroad Company 70
spcctive,y for period Of thirty years from the thirty
arss day Of December eighteen hundred and nftye'ght
AN ACT TO PREVENT PRIZE P10HTs.
This act prov des that every person who shai IN this
raae any premedated contention fight between two
perfons commonly called ring or prize ngns, 70 be en-
gagged In either within without this State; and every
person who shall 10 this Slate, send, In writing, or publish
spy challenge acceptance OF any challenge for such
contention hghS; and every person who shall 10 this
state train or assist person In training for ouch con
ntion or eight; and every Dhabtsnt Of this Sate who
sba 70 OUT Of this state 70 engage or take part In
be present such contention fight abai be guilty Of
and upon conviction shal be punished by
for not less than six months longer than
year. or By ne rot less than tao hundred dollars nor
more than thouesud dollars or by both ne and i'm.
nvisopment. Power afo given 10 any magistrate who
h., 10 believe that any oonen plates
Of this act W have arrested and 10 hold In bonds
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

FEEI. IAS ?,
T1EEL & DUMBLE, Cotton Factors, General
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
HonctoN Tcr0S UJREHONSE-nt tie terminus of the Cen
raj ril Road OFFiCENHin Street Personal attention Civ
to the sales Of Cation Hides Produce, and the execution of
riders entrusted CGSh 6rHnccS made Cotton other
assignments shipment friends Calves
on New York Liverpool. Cotton forwarded FREE Of Dray
lS5S---l4 w.
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press 0p' surprise ~ 'Ht' ','o"''ry III pTrS"h'
ing Ihai he would do So u wnN nm ATTEMPT
in 'aei 10 make MN s'"iHy himself Ihelr
m'i"e's app 10 nave n'"' me'h"h "o'"i
TWAIN satisfies u. 'hnt lney went to li'oder'
ron determined to oe'enl judge k,ngnn or to
ian on independent c'nA'i''r' " succeed III
thoy uhnylJ ,oi.r tho cry that III, convention
had been p,ckeJ bv Jn,lur REAGAN, friends
This sou,'ls Inn much nix, the ordinary cnp.
iran rcsortcd IA an every OCCASION by men when
tl0y desire ia mis- lead the monies, aud we shall
therefore INV no attention ia il. This circular
SAYS that tlc cutirr n.orccdinrs Of the conycn.
,ion of rh, u inst. was in accordance with
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4 similar cuNECullbn htI1 IN inns district IN
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H7cEGenxie Esastitusc.

TITE eighteenth session OF this Institute will open
! on the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks uudcr the superintendent Of cv. j. W. +. Me-
kcHic assisted 10y full corps Of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant aud laboratory well supplied
with apparatus. The Departments Of this Academy will he
entirely distinct.
Charges r Board Tuition, Room Rent, Washing, ETC., for
session ul forty weeks!
EnEls Department, II paid ut close $40 90
DO Do II not paid Mt close Sl2l 90
InEual Mathematical Department, paid Mt close, Sl30 90
DO Do Do not paid ut close, Sll3 90
Music on Piano Forte, with use Of gsrument $50 90
Incidental tax on each student 81 90
Tn per cent allowed for allavnncc payments Pupils cnr
cd after the first mouth, from time Of entrance and dcuc
ton will be made under any circumstances except for rccd
sickness. August 20, lSjS.--9ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
Hbr. JEFF. Peak, .Dr..
S Y r G T. o " d e .N'TIS
ntTIAS TEVtS

y . III !" II y " y II " I y Il
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas
w rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
of Louisville and has permanently located in Dallas for the
practice Of his profession Having experience years.
ana for the last few months in the city of Louisville
Oldest and best practitioners in that city, atters himself that
he will he enabled to give entire satisfaction. prepared
with material to Ito all kinds of work in his line,
ncr and Will all his work Plate work put IN on the
shortest notice. specimens of which hao,. lis eaifc.
Feb. ., 1883 Silly - ~
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lTa0iEracs Prairie EmsGitutc,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
ID miles ~ Z. of Paicstinc, on the 1'yicraad
Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened the LIST
Monday in August under the charge cf Elder JAMES Il.
MAlON H. assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and comnoouS Dormorics the
plan Of honas Jclcsoniw0 pnpis only in The two
Departments entirely distinct aud in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists Of two sessions Of five months each The
iieirhid Ddgting Gnu has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by the bcrity Of the friends Of The Institution Students rcci
we'd at any time and charged only from the day entrance to the
close of the session.
n. All damage done to Dormtores furniture charged
to the occupants omitOrics urnishcwi everything
render them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to anything in this State
CHARGES for B0ard THoa Room Rent Furi and Washing
FOR me Scholastic Year oftWO sessions Of months.
English Department, LIST Class irrai ut close, 800
If not paid ut close, 1l0
2nd Glass, if paid at close, 40
ifnot paid Mt close, III
ngual Mathematical Department; II paid ut close, 10
if not paid Mt close, l32
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (ench0 so
Contingent fec, !
Ten cent discount allowed for advance
Positively nodeucion under any circumstances except for
protractcd Sickness
Sept. H. 1865 1y.
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Cole man S II HIS!

n'l under .cl ppcncc nml proprietor Of the lNDrLATO
ny corn AMI Flooring MILLS, respectfully announces
to his p0us and the public generally that his mnnnihcoly in
the Krnncr Ii in successful operation The
Mils ohl different c, ranging from II tn 80 inches in
diut r, pnclnS,s kinds of stone now IN
u viz: the French Burr the German Cologne stone,
~ prices ranging from 500 10 $40 apiece.
The the sale these Mills Is So st Charles Strcci
basement Masonic Han, aud opposite Commercial Alley, where
orders will wihlrt att,uton Orders left n, the
Dry viii also he attended 10, Mills can he shipped from
llrrc direct, AMI free ryHgu by steamboat the New
Orleans Jackson nnl Great Northern Railroad.
lutl circular giving every Information necessary for putting
operating these celebrated Mills he obtained by adj
d rssiug the Undersigned No So st Charles
Tlms-CHs aud all Mills guaranteed to perform, In
cry particular all that Is promised them my printed circular
". 4. COLEMAN.
louV iirrhrpsoN, ESQ, Sole Agent.
E.-.W iyiringc0ritS in Ee construction IF mus;
Tie ihgg0rCd NW Stome DrcSs, scHng If 0her make
NJ HiS hc reputation Of mime wN crrdiniyb be prose-
ruici tn me cvt cricHi Of the L0r Hie AMI prOriisd in
rayDS he rotccfiOn pacnierS pr. 5N.4l:ly
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Il. q. Mckenzie.
, -. - NaSAASkhAaS3
A I I O Il " E Y A II In IV

DALLAS, TEXAS,
MILL practice his profession all the 10th ud-
w einl District. comprising the counties Of Collin Ora son
Cook Montague, Clay, Archer Trockmorton Young Jact
Wise, lcton Iarrin Parker, johnson, Fills, Dallas In
Kaufman in tcol District and in the Supreme Court OF the
state ut Austin. "
Office ut the OLD stand of Good Mckenzie door West of
the CmtClnCl House. I3s.tfI
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Stationary steam Engines,
Will liuhlr Tur rprrs anil u suaur tint anil Workmanship
tuT driving sugar Mills, Saw NN,s, 'uiiuu Gus ric,
Portable steam Engines,
Murl'ur locomotive or l,u-' Aruul1r Water Drum Boiler
rhv Nr i,r.mi ns to i u wcl Adapted In parts Of tho
vfrr OH. u.ri. pure while ir later las all tho goal
lru e., rt rrrr Hui perfectly uvrruic usiir ami uut r
ortnl t-urrr ruirg ANY brick Wurh In their rrlc,lpn
Circular aud Sash Saw Mills.
OF l"yy luIH nd we'll hUl-r,lihl and elective Machine
me- CHlLLIhGE VHE WORLD
prslurr uruu To cut The amount 81 lumcr Hul we'll,
lu Ihr same iimf, witln similar sE' mill.
Machinery Of all Kinds.
Always exhibition NJ ulrr, md al sales mar under mn
guarantee W olunrr tho trade Ia show whrr, In uny
m aucc, where uur machine. have failed n give i satisfaction,
Duplicates
~ the wearing p1ris NJ machinery always Kept hand In
'i, city, u avoid ANY ply In rptrns
RLFWrr-A. H. Inm'our Tylri, smith county, Texas.
la a. Rather, Scv,u icHpuc Sm, icNHs, l., T. Erycr,
Iyyrn TrVa~ lcssrs. Mupr,S Mckinney, Duhorty Co.
lack 'uir cherokee county rrNns An al VIII m have
'nlur 80 work. anal VIII sa ofth Ms they have found them
r. An ilIirl catalogue Ul ,ur machinery VIII be- sent
,y mail 10 any unr 'siriuti Il. Apr lN5J. lilly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
SutphiFa & Hughes,

NOTICES hereby given, that Bounty Land
i Warrant No. 50 ,242, issued to the undersigned
from the Pension Office of the United States on the
23rd day Of June 1867, and directed TO him at Kau
man, Texas has failed to arrive at said office and
unless heard from in six weeks from this date an
application win lie made to the proper department
for duplicate Of he sams
SAAUEL J. AlaEBRATTI
Kemp Laafuan CO., Tex. Fen. I, ls59.-43:6v,
.yssD, Printing OF AIN sIinsIx.
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jAn.nypc ss5sfes's.
1 Rcmcy for DySPcysa Choiera, Biarhc0 Dgsontcy
SICK Hcaiachc, Night Swc0ts, General DcbHjty,
LLLLLL LLLt.ti IL

Rcmciy f0r DPCySia ChOiera, DirhCd, DgscntCry
SICK Hcaiachr, Might Swc0ts, General UcbHiy,
dHd itE HitcndIHt IT'S.
These elegant Bttcr1 peculiarly adapted for climate,
and every person desiring health, strength and protection from
the diseases Incl lint To- the climate. should them
Persons ndHrci in Nic aud feeling the Hand Of Time weigh
ing heavily upon them, with all it, attendant ills, will find in the
the tyr Nir tab will nt lii, into their veins;
restore, in measure. the energy and nrlOr of more youthful
days; BULL M cr srukrn forms, and give health and happi
ness t. their remaining. years
Ills established fact, that fully onc-lalf Of tho female
portion Of population seldom in the enjoyment of good
health, their expression, 'n,vtr fN wrV They
rc ngul devoid ofHH energy extremely nervous and have
appetite 10 this class of myails, tc' bttcs ,sp6cidhy
recommended Their peculiar tonic aid mYigoratis properties
render them invaluable in such eases.
Persons visiting districts harscd annually with Fever and
hgu, any Fever Of billions nature viii find that by the
timely bottles, they will not in instance
take tn disease, the tcr' will rcnn,ntc and strengthen the
system, and carry the billie On, mi natural channel.
~. IL. WNEEL0GE a. co.,
Importers. Wholesale Druggists, - Mag opposite the
Arcade Hotel Now Orleans, general Wholesale Agents. also sold
by j. WRIGHT co. No u Charities Street apr. '50416m
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llloun. P.airie High scEoo b.,

w Assistant
Ti r session II this rln0l will cmmees ON tie hrt Mons
lay Ornhr, Tho scholastic year will be divided into two srs
suns uf live months each,
Ti.l,Ns---of gHiiioH per SfssioHi
o' Gr,n,GaT and S ,Ti T."s ''.'' 81 so
%. 1 Ns%a , S ch ' iry IL so
Algebra rputinuel, Geometry, Trlgmrmclry, surNtyng
Descriptive and Analytical GrumuTy, nin,rruilN AMI
rl1rnts Of IItIn tr,rl Wui spanish Iusunsy. Is 90
Students will 'clmrg Tum The time IT entering an1il The
close II The session. unless In II proncicl lllnyss
Tuition payable at the expiration OF each term
This schools located In Dallas county, seven miles north q The
town VI Dallas, near the residences 1T I'm Merrill Rm NJ, T.
Former, u Beard he hUd In the nrshnrlol rcasona
ur terms Each student will be charged 90 cts per session. In
oilcuta expenses, lEly'
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TIEXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT

i RUTERSNILlE, opens its next session Jhhu- S
NY 81 College year forty weeks divided In two sessions H
ends with June, Vacation July Hnd August. Holiday atIy
Christmas III
oNrcparatory, $50 per session, 500 per year
Collegiate, $50 per ssl0l ar 500 per ycnr.
lmAHy frNnS3 ger year. Board, including washing lights
and l,l, Sl2 per month,
prstiriNr--Ni!iiUry studies, thoroughH collegiate,
brss--luiiurm, 10 h, had at the Institute,
pANIrNTs--A Advance for each Ions debts tolerated,
Cucts their beds and urniturc AMI police their own
rooms. Address q, IT, fORSllAN, Superintendent
Aug IS, 1865. oily RHtcTSriHc, Tfrds.
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isr. "a. a. johnson.

Having permanently located in Dallas, ser
vices to the public Iemay be found his Office ON the west
side Of the Public Square, door Smith, Murphy Co.'S
store except when professionally absent.
Dallas, Texas, January PC, 1S5S-3Otf
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CABINET FURNITURE!

I'VE undcIseeI having purchased the entirr stock -
and aT'4'urfeiisnrrs ofthe cs'rft shop, frmay s=R
-1i-l iF " y. n-Iil- Bfo rf tis 1ilo. -.
.{-ref fsiil 1creaa7i = eilfl u 8iy TIE
~ va, ID . for rase a-i. y re nas naill ratsi
-ff IT, r-sa1g fTflileu ~ iu1 't. w aTs rr-
-rs ilteTs fs-n ~ usiinas ~ vi Iuas.
Hess, y r-ir, X. Es4.ril sep t,nd soFfi' susar
Mile ~ clsfs rif y rr1aHsf stcEa-
~ - esef 20 = Z efssf f<esl,,t fiese.
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IL. =. Guy,

ar .ATTORNE Y-AI-LAU,
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS.
LII business entrusted to him will receive prompt and faithful
"A attention. ... .'. -. II
Feb. Is, 1S59-33:1y. 5 -..
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Ir IfH tHH VIII Pei Wirtl ~ n ul flffs tAffN li lI-
urru sfHufss pul pupils charged ium uuriur ~ clos n
uu Ir lenllhlo.s u d. fal.y ~ thf srl'sl md ls
rruurtn NJ tho tuUouWiiHF diiflr can MT M surpassed
Hy utfa n che rtatr The luhiue, inat hnisl, Il hfir
Hsn u inulatr ono hunllrl pupils, ant lns n cn'
.Iu"t,dNll 90 rHl rtrtnCr IN ~ cntrt No. anl adaptation
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