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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
An Act 10 deGne the offence OF
y Vagrancy. and TO provide for
fhp nunjshl,ent or Warrants.


Ia SCI. |. BE 10 enacted by me Le9sS-
.iatNrc Of TIE state q Ieras, mat a
, vagrant is hereby declared to DC an
idle person, living without any
means of support and making no
exortions to obtain livelihood, BY
any honest employment. All per-
sons who stroll about TO tel ior
tunes, or to exhibit tricks or cheats
in public, not licensed by law; com,
mon prostitutes and professional
gamblers, or persons who keep
Houses for prostitutes, or for gam
blers persons who go about to beg
aims, (and who are not afflicted or
disabled by physical malady or
misfortune J and habitual drunk
ards, who abandon, neglect or re-
fuse to aid in the support of their
families. and who may be eamplain,
cd of BY their families ; or persons
who stroll idly about the streets OF
towns or cities, having no local hab-
itation, and no honest business or
employment, cacl, and all OF the
above and aforesaid classes be, and
they are hereby declared Migrants,
coming within the meaning OF this
Act.
SEC. 2. Tho County Courts, Jus
tices of the Peace, and May ors or
Recorders of Incorporated towns and
cities, shall have power t. order the
arrest Of Migrants, and to try the
offence provided for BY this Act.
SEC. 3. A peace officer shall ar
rest a vagrant, and bring him or her
before the Court or magistrate issu-
ing the warrant, rs herein provided
for; and, if no peace officer can be
conveniently procured, the warrant
may be directed to any private per-
son, who shall execute and return
the Warrant according to law
SEC. 4 When person arrested is
brought before a court or magistrate,
1T shall be the duty OF such urt or
magistrate to proceed to ascertain,
by evidence, whether or not the ac-
cused Is vagrant within the mean
ing OF this Act lana, II found guilty
he Shall be hned IN any sum not
more than ten dollars.
SEC. .. The accused shall, in eve
ry instance, II he demand 1t, be en-
titled to the right OF trial by jury
SEC: 8. In cases OF conviction, the
defendant shall MT oereleased from
custody until the hne ana costs are
paid; which, II not done within
reasonable tlme' to be judged OF by
the officer, the accused shall DC put
at such labor, ana IN such manner,
as the Police Court OF the county, or
municipal authorities Of towns and
cities shall provide; and a vagrant.
who is SO put to work. after conylc-
ton as aforesaid, shall not DO re,
'va9eu 'hei S'iOni' ".'.,i '"c n"o anu
costs have been satisfied, at the rate
OF one dollar per day.
: SEC Z. A warrant may issue tor
The arrest 81 Migrants oy the Judge
OF the CountyEourts or oy a magis-
trafe, ana mayor or recorder OF
their own motlon' or on complaint
IN writing; py some credible person,
IRE oilel ,.
e SIC. :. Ihe roiice Courts OF the
respective countless anu the munici-
pal a1th9si Hes OF towns ana Giles,
s :, ,,"s s..'ssa pe',ga7 Ina 'nSHv 80 .I
,s'syus nssss.v',.s .,s a ~ :, no.N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

NOR SALE.-An improved place in
4 he North part Of the Town of Dallas.
containing | ! acres OF ground, with dwell
ling house, kitchen, smoke house aud an
excellent well Of lasting waller. 1t Is one
of he most desirable locations in town, md
with small outlay might be made benu
tilul place. For particulars. cnqnire Al the
Aft HERALD OFFICE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

ns3rwe would again say 10 those wanting
photographs, that Professor sargean, has
concluded TO remain one week onger in our
town, thus giving those an opportunity Of
procuring likenrsscs who have heretofore
neglected doing so. The comlng,'will posi-
lively be his last week In Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

rey-we would call the attention Of our
lady readers 10 the card OF Mrs. Louise
Jones, who has just received, direct from
Paris, choice lot Of ladies goods, This,
We believe, Is the first 10, Of goods ever
received ln Dallas direct from France.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

f.J We like Judge Tool, se lhlhh Nv .
"Bully' judge We admire his hrmn'ss
and answering hlell'y in sSpoundine The
laws Of the country We think, however
hat he has not little ini,rfered with The
business OF the ''local" in declaring upon
the validity Of the Dallas Liquor Law, 9th
erwlse known a. The "hye mile act On
divers occasions Of late, being In want Of
an "liem.' we have sirolled around the
Public Square aud other busy maris OF our
growing aud highly prosperous town, aud
outstanding the "dne diligence used
have invariably been compelled 10 return
10 onr saRci,m with the same results, e. g.,
nary item. llui terp0rd mWtaniD simdiaiam
We yieldto inevitable destiny under "pe
cullar circumstance |, may now and then
afford us some relief TO wecp over joys that
We have had in those good old days when
everybody could "shoot OF their plsio g
and vow their honest sentiments upon all
subjects; whether they were concerned or
not, regardless Of all consequences. With
out expressing opinions in regard thereto
we note the following changes that have
come to pass. The la'lies-bless the pretty
iears-now peramhulalc our streets with
nm mir of confidence, freedom and grace
that is truly neutrality-suspicious. even
vcnmring TO church by "moonlight alone
which we think is wrong We krow Of
any number of old "Dach's" around town
who are fast entering upon the IS mr. and
yellow leaf whose services could asily h.
obtained, not only upon all such occasions,
hnl for any length of time, hut we suppose
the hdics tciR have their own way. Again,
business men and nervous old gnts go
about attending to their own affairs with
out interruption or fear of being ran over
by reckless riders OF unruly ''mustangs,'
the very dogs, even "speckled purps'
.'stump. tails aud all, look more cheerful
and civil than usual. They feel 10 ioub
that hey can now 'peacefully slumber
without fear of The stealthy murderer's ap
proach, Strangers are delighted with what
they term the gentcel business like aspect
of our little city, they are pouring in from
all quarters many OF them making perma-
ncnt homes in our midst. Many of our
citizens feel or affect 10 feel much encopr-
ngement from all these changes. We are
slow to make up our minds OF ali 'greal
questions and must therefore be excused
tor Withholding au expression -four opin
ions for the present we blame Judge Cool
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
BARBER sEEOP.

G MAYK0WSKl wonld respectfully in
% form the citizens of Dallas and vicin-
ity, that he has opened Barber Shop in
the building If Mons. Poitevrn, better
known as The "Brewery,' where he is pre-
rared TO 10 MI work in his line, Shaving,
Hair Cutting, Shnmpooning. Dyeing Sc.
Dallas, Nov. rs, lS66-l0:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
sewing Machines.

SOUTHERN TAuTLY SWING rAcHISE-
- y iis-Is-s MachifIs q Wii-na 6ilis vi -
hrrn IN. l'rnid- furf. rarief- quiif. rF1 ni'a ~
- flnrI-. s. b -. q. ~ 0ri-aue-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
ws-JnR WORK or all LInds executed
With ucutness aud dispatch.
AdTrJT6.

Msssrs wn,Rt0S A SAapcLiTfE, M, iis Common
street New Orleans, IL ate ilr oNLN Aufuohifrp
Agents IN that city. IN obtain ani collect snlserip
iiwr and advertisements fir the Dallas Herald.
3. II. N0rLE News Ohire, Galveston,
ihWi. JkspER w, JOHNSON. Kaufman, Texas.
I. T. Turner, Esq, Fer Worth.
H. p Hawkins E.q., Waxalfarhe, fllls county.
Can't 4 \. RAIL. Meiiherforl. parfer Co, TeNHr
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pro,c.,nn, Epl.connl Church.

Divine seiylca VIII le held On. W every ndny
mnrnHg, nj ~ o'rlork, and In the evening ~ ~,
clock, Ia Tie upper room IT llrshe hrlrk building.
gro. RnrTENSTEiN.
Prayer Rocks for sale NJ Me'sf-, ". II, Pra'h,r
ro's The proceeds to deirN contingent cxpensc. Of
Of h" Parish.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
g~Buy your Goods al Jeifries.

New CooDs--We notice That our fri nds
Messrs. Harije & Sons are receiving large
and elegantly assorted stock of new Fall
and Winter goods. If you want to get the
very latest styles, and at greatly reduced
prices, give them call. See their adver
tisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
Life of stonewall jackson.

Received and for sale, 2 dozen copies Of
the above work, by Professor Dabney, 7d0
pngcs illustrated with steel portraitnnd
eleven diagrams; the only edition aulhori.
zcl by 1he widnw OF Gen. jackson, Sold
exclusively by subscription, at the follow
ing prices: pt
Bound in cloth, per copy,~......".....~Si on
" " hair calf, " -,............ 6 90
Persons WHO have subscribed to The above
ear row be supplied.
J.W. SWJNDELIS, Agent
Herald Office Dallns, lexas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
Parisian Goods.

a Would be pleased 10 have my lady friends
Il and tie ladies' generally, iocail aud ex-
anime "A small lot Of Ribbons, lnces, HUI
sions, Grapes orallcolors Afliiicials, Belts
nn,, Buckles. aud Bonnet Frames of the
latest styles, SC. which have received d.
eet from Paris, France. They ave superior
TO any previously brought 10 this market.
LOUISE JONES.
Dallas. Nov. "a 1866 --lh3I@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

r6y0r old friend, and fellow soldier Tom
Walker reached Dallas this week, after an
absence OF more than a year in Illinois
We are glad TO learn from him that the ST..
we're wound he received NJ the battle Of
Elk Horn is entirely well. Mr. Walker
is accompanied by his wife, and brother.
in law Capt. William Basey, formerly OF
Granberrys Texas Brigade; they will
make Dallas their future home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

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nrEF1<<. euFr<liN 4 en- ~ ori-an---
Il fWTN~01 FEnEIEs A 60. - Iolk.--tisn-
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One Nqtfs ifuiiH ~ iilif sis1 Nlfl - ~ ~ The
nrsf and m cents lur tarh additional insefiian.
hg'uur rhnffp or .annnungina candidate 81
State district nrss q sih, aud of County ~ Pro-
cinci offices AZ IN rayatle Invariably When no
Annnunrfment l. inside,
fh- fhe above rsias are In legal tender. slfcie
rvcehsd ~ ~ market ,aine.
Hal- IN hiIre 49, will charge The nsnal ADVERTISING
rates fr ~ nlilusry nniirss Mefe announcements
~ marriages and deaths viii he inserted lrailn rs
herr iofrs, hut IL hey exceed this nusl charge
Tor hem.
no wheat, or produce ~ any Kind that We can
aken ~ he isi market price. Tor All dues 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

sSB- The attention Of merchants aud
housekfepers, particularly those who have
scolding wives, Is directed to the adver'
il,emeut Of Jno =, llill, Timer aud Stove
dealer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

6s25@ We publish elsewhere in our issue
of to-day, from the general laws recently
passed by the Legislature, number OF
highly important acts. AS our citizens are
all interested, we commend them TO Their
attention. IGNORANCE Of law, never ex
cuses."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

Bay~ The following is the result of the
Congressional election rs far as returns
have been received up to date:
1st District--l7 counties-39th Con-
gress- Burroughs. 594 Raney, 226; Word
100; Ochiltree, ZIG; Chiffon, 1876; Camp,
500; Norton. 420.
40ih Burroughs, 1928; Rain
ey, 8ll; Word, 800; Ochiliree, 419; Chill
ion, AS; Camp, 1872; Motion. $40.
Ind. District, II counties--39ih Con-
-Epperson, 27S7; Bradshaw, 1899 ;
HILL 1876.
4Oth Congress- Epperson, 2722; Brad
sha W, 1896; Hill, l23.
3rd. District, % countics--3oth Congress
branch, 1884; Mills, 1913; Gurley, POI ;
Basset, 565.
10th Congress--Brnnch, 1908; Mills, SS1;
Curly. Al Bassett, 573.
4lI District, % comties-S9rh Congress
Herbert, I'LL; Henderson, $50; Finlay,
jS4; Dnrden, 254.
40th Congress Herbert 1898; Hender-
son, 750; Finlay STA ;Darden 260.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

equalization Is called to the card Of s.
May lowski, who has opened barber shop
on the Northwest side Of the Public Square
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

What is the difference between sailor
who is ordered to the masthead and gen.
,lcmaIs hat? The one mans the top and
the other tops the man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

Boosting is sometimes out ofplaoe
We heard one man boast Of being n
bachelor a. his father vas before
hin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
NEW YORK.

No Broanway Expenses or Froits.
Two hundred styles Ladies' and Mems Saddles,
South NJ d S0u'h. ws.
9th Avenue qniracc-IIainpss for Carriage, Rug
Ky, Stage Express Wagon Cart and plantation use.
Al Furnishing c. oils. Saddle recs. Leather oi
trria.; also Bridles Hal nrs, whips, Collars, Gig
Saddles, Bl.rkeis, ad,ll, Bags, vdlises 4 Trunks
Importers Of Snddlrty Hardware.
The largest factory in the U. s.. nj Newark, N j
An immense Sock fabricated hand ut Sales
Rums, New York.
With our unrivacd facilities can sell TO suit deal
ers ~ the lowest rates.
Col Parsons connected with this house won d he
pleased io, see the merchants Of Texas when in the
city, promising the best bargains in he entire range
of horse equipments. lO:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

IMMIGRATION.-The Little Rock Gazette
SAYS about Eve hundred Wagons Of movers
crossed into Arkansas ut Memphis, during
he month oil september last. Al one ferry /,
an average Of twenty negroes per day cross
ed the river, and the number was increas-
ing daily. The larger part of these emf
grants were from Northeastern Georgia,
East Tennessee, Northern Alabama, and
South Carolina. The high prices of the nee
essaries of life compelled them 10 abandon
the poor soil which til y Ind hitherto cult
vailed and 10 seek n new country where they
might reap richer harvesis from their in
dustry.
There isanoher class OF emigrants equal
ly valuable 10 any country where they my
locate. Disguised with Radicalism, they
are coming southwark from Missouri and
Southern Illinois They have left their old
homes 10 settle among q people whose tast 5
ana opinions are similar their own. The
Gazette Judges from the appearance of their
stock and general outht, that their circum-
stances were comfortable.
Almost the entire number Of these NOV
ers were bound for northern Texas, in
search of II Country favorable to the pro
,!aclion Of grain and the raising Of stock.
The Gazette thinks they made mistake in
passing Arkansas Tor Texas. but il does /. OF
seem 10 have been able TO convince any oil
them 10 that effect. II proceeds. however
very sens, bly,, TO urge upon landholders the
proptiely OF diyiding their farms, and OF
inviting em igianis on favorable terms and
complains thai this very class OF people,
which is so much interested in the su ,jcci
of immigration, never lend their aid to ANY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

ar-nEr Br11rEE. D. lis Grrrl-r - -
w sa-rI1r aI1e-fIat - e. srIII.|E ~. y tt
Ta--. Irfsrf s.lr- 4I1s - Z 49,. l.1s y CD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

Ousrier- IN c-ir''fA - ~ 60. ,,-c. ~
CRUSEwALp. Puiii-h-r o. Music. Importer
Ia. ~ usssirrl Instruments. Phyei Piatse stein
anr 4 S,sn-' Clustering ant Gailer's 10 Canal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

" oox a BEEMER. % C-mr -. Constantly On
n, hand fri elas- PisHo--Pleyrls. Martini. and
Dasrirr. tn c-Ir'sra u crs'ai.eie. l7;iyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
COLLEGES.

n0IHEAR ComrncrrinI College view
~ Orleans Fanisd--f ID - tarsii-.I- d "a
E-'rrI,.r. frI.nsnn-bip. Langnagss. Nah nsn'if-s
.---r i~~Ilx frneti s-s,lenfs iron y "a ~ ECrus
born1sr pr--la.ni -'Te1-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
PTloVWS!
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
% 100 IT those Justly &c ebrntcd
d,AU.HHONIN .nXVS

Said to he well ndap ell to the soil of Texas
prniries.
Very respectfully refer to John D. Floyd,
E.q. and the Messrs. Worthington.
These pl VS. are for sale, and can he seen
and examined ~ the store of Messrs. Smith
& Akard, North sile of the Public Square.
GEO. W. BAIRD, Agent.
Oct o7-6.3t rf' t RI
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wholesale Druggists.
MIlIInary, Fancy Goods, etc.
Pianos and Music.

nTRKfNs A FRIEDLENDER. lmpsrt.rs am
Jahterr Of Siiks, kii,'"i,.. Lace Soods' hniIr,'i
deri.-- etc NJ 20 Canal ST.. Up siAir-. l1:lyI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
TOBACCO.

<sresesrt city Tobacco Works, -NsYFn
Hrrrui - sln1Iulasr - T.iiaiF "a fl inf-
D-nl-r. IN fiI-uii.e rnd L.f Tol-rro = Tnnl.iou-
H. s. ~ Ori-an-. -r1-i-it-l
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d On AuONTUi-AGENTs wahted for ~
AJU -Nf,r.ig articles, just ont. address y.
Y G,REY. Cit, Building. Dsldefnrd. Me. liswiy
THE grRiL AMERICAN FREE THREE MoNrHSl
JH0I 4 PLANTs. VINES. &e, FREE
TO sUgsCIIRERSi


The RurAL AnERlc,x published az Utica. v T., on
th- Isl nni I5 each mOash, will onneiire new
volume XXI Janua 3 lsf. ls7 No Other rural pa
Pet in tins cUuniry equals u IN practical value TO FAR
MR.. ssar,inrr-. Frail Gi-iwer- Stok Bresder-, Bee
Keepers 30 I. J. Naiiosai IN IT, ehaiaser bring as
vainaiie in Mnin-. Iowa. Maryland. &r-. as IN the
SLATE Of Neg York. u y n sI'irndd slxfeeH rage
qHero Publication. iau fully in.lrais iHfrtr iian
ANY ts-r patr-r 81 it, ard ofrt-l nj only ODE
ToLIaa aSp FIrTY ,ExTz A iEAH. and every snircii-
Der cei,,-- yfee aud pot paid ~hsi Is actually Nrh
from tixE Two noLLiRs in anne Of the ch"icrst
Cntre VINE. srrkwnf nsT kED RssPuEHnr PLANTS,
EaslY GOuspn1 r. TAT - h. b-- rttr grvu NJ and
SrIEsarD srrEp PAN ExcrAvIHosi
CLUB AGENTS WANTED
Tn ursiuiunss --ii g. fiuh Aseni-, are truly nag
nif1rii AMI ursrh THErE much a. any - her
llnii-ifrr shrrs Bt--idI- III h altre arfes they
rivr re = isliiid GIN FExs. a. ihe hlxh lflrrd
MsakziNss. and The Nev ftTk NEnEi -
r. ns q ttsr. 20 ctsnnnirurc ~ afy fftn~t 80
ar anni-d i .ter, fosn. IN rr-ry sac IN flvunf
90 Nil yl hare b.. . 20 --ni 81 sampl- g pes
sips BiIi- and Bank Subscription li-f- vlirh are
-rns ie.- and ysu pri-red o. - NJ ygur flnh-
THE PApEK sENr FREE THREE MONTHS
Errrr -ni-rri-- fur ls7. whn rrInii- 81 - ing y.
Or o. riat. t-fre Dee. IS. IsE ~ reuniTt lhs -
rr Fnrr frusr f- lime he inonrf = recrisi- 70 he
80 he f.rr-uf YEAR, II ereiied ~ Orsnrr lsf
III r-p IN e ~ frsr iuouli-, and IN Trgrtion
fra . - r-iuiftanrrt
or siriisa s,.-rh q G-afuIii-s hs-s b--n ant
ny s-i-rrfl-r.- ~ hin he a-t tur u-r-- snd
- ~ 10 1rIT-r firu- 10 al rtu sui-rri'r -
~ Erntt tnrn-rs rhiri J. ririii-d uris-r--i'.
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..rrf~ tfnf ir H. r-l1tfrT.
Aafrs--T p HrNER. CIrrrrx. o'rrrpA 60. y ! e,
- flifrriII 81 i1Iur li~rr- 49, 4 - -
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SAVE YOUR BACON!

A LARGE LOT OF SALINE SALT-Jusi
n received aud for sale by
W. II. PRATHER & co
nc, Or IoGc--i.,f
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r. l. . 7 H 1 n g.

.H NAVY DEPARrNEyr,
Bureaus PreristonS and Ciothfag, June 90 1856
Separate Proposals.. sealed and endorsed =. Pro.
pos als foT Nsyy Clothing and Clothing Materials
will be received at this Bureau until 2 e'cleck >
m on tne 20 daJ OF July 1856, for furnishing and
u. 8. Navy Yard 1t Brooklyn n r., in such mum.
terr md quantities.. end af tuch times 90 may be
specified BIZ the Chief Of this Bureau or By the
ComnsBdsnt OF y Id Navy Yard. the numb and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following liet, viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, zoe .oOo
Cafskin Shoes, pairs Is 900.
Blankets, number. - CO.
he Flannel to be deliverable one half in 90
and one half In 10 days
Offers may be made for one or more articles at
the option of the bidder and in case more than one
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau will Ia We the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained in such offer, and reject
the fenaiBser,
FOR description Of the articles in the above II ct
bidders referred to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York and Boston, and Cor Informs
ton as 10 the laws snd regulationa I'm pam let
formD regarding cor tracts to the offices OF the
Commandments and Pay n asters OF the several Navy
Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment je 70 law4w
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PROPOSALS.
{ Hssdsssrs,s Ds,.sm.sa y ya.Aiasie..

Z he91996TvS UkD9HMegf ~ WdsAiast0S.
Q3sce ~ ne Ckisf Quarevmasf0, y
Weshsaxtea, ID. C., July u, 1875
Scales Proposals ere iavtted at this once until
u o clock noon. MONDAN. Ausust 6. 1885. tor the
CORDS OF aovESSnisf w0op, ioesssa :.
a 100, roUbrEHN HUNDRED coRps =. the
Kendall 0revn wood lard on the line OF the Bal.
,timore and Ohio rsiresd. about one mile from The
depot Of said read In this city
This wosd eensi:, g !, q 81 seoat on THIRD CD
linn. Sistsly slSpg the t5ssa q The ,silss.d
DRED CORDS ut the Wood Yard three -quarters
ef mile north Of Akxsndris, on the line OF the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail-
road. - ID 81.
This wood consists Of about TWO THIRDS CD
PINE and ONE HIRD y OAK, IL piled along
the track. and 10 defiant sboat one half Of mile
from Q wharf on the Potomac river, leading to
WHICH there 10 direct and level road.
All of the wood offered for sale 10 Of good or fair
quality, end thoroughly seasoDed.
Pnppossis will be received for quantities from
taking al Of either or bothsiots.
Pap nent to be made in Government funds, i'm
medisfely after the opening Of the bids and upon
Measurement OF the WOOD.
The right is reserveS Of rejecting any or alt
proposals. deemed Instantaneous 20 the United
etates. N. ]. LUDlN0rON,
- - Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
~ H-l8 Depot Of Washinatop. =
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF. PESTILENCE

DIR. Z. COURTARETs DIsINFECTING
FLUIDS, secured BY Letters Patent in the United
York DisInfecting Com psny. at 4. cir Laborstory
Nos 29s, 500, q 300 Henry Street, N. Y Once,
4 Oedar Street. "a "1lf' -. -
This Company organized on permanent basis,
with DR.. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem
ist IN charge Of ts Labor is prepaf cd to
bi, it's DIsiNFEcrING FLUIns for sick rooms, nur-
sewers, cutters, ships. railroads, ospttals pris
ons and public Institutions of all kinds. slaughter
houses. offsl and t-boiling establishments; all
OF the latter 20 every farmer, } and wherever poi
sonons and offensive gases exist. These agents are
deodorizers, antiseptee, antipntrescents. and dis
They remove n0xious gases and doors By chemical
principies-leaving in their places heolthfKl air
poitonous rases-not jurious to uiensis in which
tbey.are psed. The attention of medical and set.
entiac men is directed to thsss disinfsctants At
covery which. With hnndr.ds Of Others can be sees
ut the Company 5 office. -.
DB.AvAN Heuss. Al BANY, March So 1876.
TO The Pres tdens Of the Netr York Disinfsftns Co
have many q; S
passes al others IS remedy assInst III bad odei.
eHE NRw Yoxk, ApriIs IsS
I2the Presidsnt Of fhe Nsic York Disii,feeiins Co
Dear Sir: We pronounce It without excepti IN
r. L M s
s~Es u A. STETsON, stor House
I'm. B.-These Disinfs Giants are u.ed nv tha
Police Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
sP6wELi q THOMPSON. - cspAs ST.. MY,
the ossadss. e whom all orders should be ID.
gsI sale by Al Druggists and General Dealers in
Agent for Washington, JAMES NOLAN, 272
ftnnsyIvahla avenue. my -3m