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dressed by advertisers topurchasers is one that
might well be used IN connection with the se-
lection OF public officers. There is, in fact.
noticeable tendency on the part of the people OF
tie country TO break away from clique dicta-
ton. and elect prOper men for office without
regard 10 party traces or caucus dictum The
other day at the municipal election in Chicago.
the candidate of one party for Recorder was
chosen by 90 majority. in a city where the
opposite party have a majority of some thou
sands, simply because he was deemed a filter
man for the Office than his competitor Ii will
be fortuLat day for our American cities when
the sway of the hackneyed, selfish politicians,
whose whole trade is to manipulate and pack
dominating meetings, shall BE- ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

FEMALE CORRESPONDENT of the Philadel-
phia Press says of Senator wade:-ssStting in
his presence the other day, we ventured TO re-
mark, How did it happen, Mr.. Wade. that
yeu signed the petition Of Mrs. Frames Lord
Bond. recommending her for a consulate ?
Would you really advise the country to give
woman such position p The spirit of mirth
danced over his face as he replied, 1 would
sign any petition that reads as that did 1t
said. if she could perform the services better
than any one else - had a doubt in nv mind
about that: but f she could do the work better
than any one els, would not prevent her be-
cause she is a wo NAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

EXTREMES MEET in fashions of woman's
dress, as well as IN other things The Par,siau
ladies have been famous, during the past few
years, for the extent TO which they uncovered
their necks and bosoms on public occasions:
and their excuses in this respect have provoked
reaction An enthusiastic lover of modesty
among them is forming league of Christian
wome n" who are to sign a pledge of total alb
stinence from low-necked costumes, and she
proposes TO introduce a corresponding move
ment among dressmakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

APPOINTMENTS BY GEN. ScHoFIELD.-Cen
Sehofeld yesterday appointed Il. Sykes Mayor
of Norfolk, Va, with new Councilmen and
city officers for that place; and Charles f. Nal.
ism' Mayor of Fredericksburg; also, new city
omcers Tor Staunton- He also appointed a new
Inspector of Provisions for Portsmouth. and
VIII probably appoint the Mayor and Register
of that city to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

PARDoSED BY HE PREsrDEST-James BAR
raugb, convicted in the United States Dist-ict
Court at the December term. ls6s, OF perjury
and sentenced 10 the penitenfiary for I'm
years. two-thirds Of which term he has ssryed
out, has been pardoned by the President IN
consideration Of his faithful services in the
Union army, bis large and dependent family,
and other mitigating circumstances r-B1IG
.1,ff. 2-fA.
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1-ln the New York STATE Assembly last
night concurrent resolutions in favor OF taxing
Government bonds were adopted by a vote OF
40 20 20.
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sxs sef SS.s J. &.
lab of April, 1873, the foil ovtno rssoiu 20: :
. k.'9Ir.d, Th.t the GsssrsI Convfeylcn Of ne
an,I hsdies delssatsc fssm s.eh ysrd q, city
~ corner o. Etehth and ytrrets, e TX O'Clock
moNDAi BvHNIN9. the ~ % Nay NEXT. TOT the
Tor Mayor. - 81 a Il - ~ = :
Nv BARkIR. CAsrnsa.
AMeN, Seerstafy.
J.p. CROWLEY.
A. DODGE
w. o. HOLT
sp "A IL g. p. FENWICK
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- Advicss from Havana state that the Com
missioner to the United STATES TO negotiate for
The sale OF the Bay Of SANTANA, and the agent
of Baez- arrived there yesterday and Will take
the first steamer en- route for tI,is city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

PARTISAN OPERA BoUFFE-The sale of
tickets for this opera season, of which notice
viii be found elsewhere, commences to-mor
row morning at Metzerott's music store. Sc
cure your seats early
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81 delegate meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was held at ST Louis YES.
terdsy' at which several Bishops and a n lumber
OF delegates were pre- sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

- The New York Tines says that General
hancock would be the strongest candidate the
democrats could nominate for the Presidency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

IHE New York TIp,>s thinks il is proper
no" 10 pay for the new territory, when Boston
mas named one OF its streets Alaska street
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FATAL BOILER ExPLosIos.-The boiler in
The Penn Treaty Rolling Mills, Sieoert Il Co,
Marlborough street, Philadelphia, exploded
last evening, demolIshing the building. Mr.
McGiii, Prank Smith, and John Davis were
kiIled, four wounded severely, and many
otners slightly. UP 10 the present some thir-
teen wounded have been taken from the ruins
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IVA GRAND FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
COL UMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.
ODD PILLOWS HALL

ODD PILLOWS HALL,
seventh street, between ID and streets, cam.
meneing WEDNESDAY, April 10th, and ending
Season tickets. 81; single admission is cants:
children. 10 cent. Tickets tor sale nj the RooL
Store Of Messrs. Philip solomon 'As o"~
The superb Band Of the &sth u 4 Inisntrv lin
be in attf ndsDce each evening WI
The ladies ENGAGED in this fair haya tskep a..
pecial care to procure useful articles as we'll a,
orr sneptai: and every article will be marx ed ~
price - low az IL could be purchased for ct any
re. peetable store % %
No rsffiag or lotteries will be permittef.
The Fair will be opened st . m. on Wednesday
next and At II m each day afterwards. The ladies
viii provide a Lunch each day from Il to-
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fkzk fIoHT-The Heating Hollywood prize
nKnt oecuIred on point in Kentucky, nearly
opposite the mouth of the Big Miami river =,
eleven o CLOCK, yesterday morning Keatinz,s
wrist was broken IN the third rou nd be there
by losing the fight. 40
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POLITICAL MkkTISG IN LoUDoS COUNTY.
VA Steps are being taken TO have a yr,na
mass meeting OF the Republicans of Iendon
county between now and election dav. O..
ernor Wells, Hon. j. M Bots, Hon. Josenh
Segar, and others, are expected to b. present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

AID TO THE Poor OF BALrIMoRR.-Saturdax
afternoon John y. Ford gave benefit at his
theatre IN Baltimore In aid TO the poor of thai
city. Yesterday, the sum Of s2,s5l was handed
over TO the association Of that city as the pro.
ceeds OF The benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28
- REGISTRY NOTICE.

n@- REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notice hereby given to all qualified voters in the
Sixth WARD, that the judge Of Election ap-
pointed TO register voters under the Of Con
approved February 5th, 1857, entitled IAN act to
punish Illegal voting in :he District Of Columbia
AID Tor other purposes, !" will be in session at
BELLOWS HALL, EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH
STREET EAST, NEXT TO CORNER
OF STREET SOUTH,
On THURSDAY, April 80, and FRIDAY and SAT-
URDAf, May LIST and I'd. from 5 to O'Clock
p m, Tor the purpose Of receiving and recording
their names.
Th. act of Congrt entitled San act to regulate
the elective franchise in the District OF Columbia
provides that each and every male person. ex-
ceptiDR paupers and persons under GU ardia shi o
OF the age Of twenty -one years and up Yards w no
has not been convicted Of any Infamous crime or
offence, and excepting persons who have voIu nta-
ry given aid aud comfort to the rebels In the late
rebs Hon, and who shall have born or natural
lied In the United States, and who shall have re-
sided in said District for the eriod of one wear
end three months in the ward or election precinct
election therein, shall be entitled TO the elective
franchise and shall he deem ID cleo tor and emit
tied 70 vote at any election In said city, without
any distinction on acc unit Of race or color ~
IL Il very desirable that all naturaliZed citizens
bring their naturalization pers with them in or
der TO avoid cavil - to their right to reeister.
sp 23tmy2d 3. MOVES Secretary
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HEAVY RoBBEKY.-The residence of Mr. H.
robbed OF sz7 900 in bonds and ieweIry.
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Il HOS. RIFFLE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN STREET AND MASS. AVENUE,
Has just received extensive assortment of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THkEE-PLY. TAPKS-
TRY INGRAM. FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM CARPETING
Also, a splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, &C.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
all widths, from feet 20 Il feet wide.
CANTON MATTINGs, PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES. LACE CURTAINS.
CoRSICEs, STAIR Rods, &C.
All work guaranteed, such hanging PAPER,
making rpe laying Carpets. &c.
Give me call. st $50 7th street, between I and
Massachusetts avenue. an g-fm
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-At the corner of 18th street and Penna
avenue, a THREAD LACE VEIL. reward
VII be paid by leaving il at 24-12 Pa. ave, bet.
18th and 18th streets, up stairs. IT.
- street a drab SILK SASH The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving il at the latter ad-
dress. az 28-2t*
I 0ST-On Saturday RIGHT last, a POLICE
IL MANS BADGE, near 10th street aud Pennsyl
wanna avenue. A reward of Two Dollars will be
paid for the return Of the same to Lieut. A. TAFT,
at q ntral Guard House. No. of Badge liz APPS At
oST-About noon on Monday, on It'll street,
- betw 'en the Northern Market and Goddard
of peculisr shape. containing one $40, one SIS and
one 81 note. besides small change, q check for
sls7' on the Bant s Of wsseinstOP drawn BY ! p
literally rewarded At room 90, Patent Once, or
at No 62s ST. north bet 4th and 18th 5th sts
OST-MEMORANDUM BOOK. on Louisiana
l. avenue, between 9th and 9th stfeets The
finder will be rev arded upon leaving it at Middle.
ket. apU-2ts
MISSED FROM MY PREMISES, ON THE
lVl 18th of April, al the square corner and I4th
streets souih, one cast iron PORTABLE FORGE
weighing about four hundred pounds: supposed to
give fifty dollars for the recovery OF the Forge and
conviction of the thief.
apT-St] JOHN NJ YOUNG.
CO REwARD-Strayed or stolen ON the ed inst
right ear crop!ed heavy in calf The property of
J. FERGUSON, corner 4th and n streets s25-S ST.
I EFT IN MY STORE-On the 10th instant, a
IL CIRCULAR the ow ner can have by pay
ing for this adyeItisenent b. II. sTINEMEIZ,
Halter, 234 PenDa. avenue. APPS St.
I UST-Between United States Hotel and corner
- LIST and norttr0, Lady's GOLD WATCH: open
face; black hands; black gutta percha cnain; gold
will given. Leave at 404 north street.
ap &-3tf
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9Th New Orleans Tribune hss suspended
publication.
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WANTS.

WAETEp-ryo good OPERAroas tnw,rs on
between iilS ana i,,s son n''' n'
WANTED.In Georee'ovn, :. geoi COOK, to
anps Once. fns
A H HeTHG hAytis year: OLD, WISHES = SIT.
IA. ssn tSgs or may ss 'o,s
ne'S can give references as to character had,ess
uh. ioI a.
NV on street, between 9th an 7th spE So
good emf 70. 81, a'a ns
&5.OOO..wANTED TO PURCassE trust
tate. Address g. L. L. Ssar Once. ap12t-
E sGass fIT's IS' pre-
i snd kfpR at 1ss Penn. avenue sssssss
"a to DO Chamber work and sewing: has I. OBJ
Ieetion 70 traye, Please call at es4 street be
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, in a re-
w spectacle neighborhood: Bent from 500 to
with pisaes Naons
Washington city. aoa7-its
WANTED-Families breaking up housekeeping
w or remoyihR from the city. to know that they
er expense of an auc,i IN, by .sdressins JAMES
Gu ana. Furniture Dealer, ID St and Pa. ave.
WANTEDHTo .elI, Ct bargain DRY GOOD
ness: INQUIRE at 65l It'll st., Island. sp Is St.
WAIN"TnED TO RENT-A, furnished front
fronting south, within six blocks of Treasury De-
ssrrm%srnit. Addressstating TERMS Q. g. Box L,
WANTED-By May LIST, small HOUSE, suita
w bic for a family of three; with modern i'm
tenant; address BOX Is, Star Once, giving Issa,
WANTED-A good, reliable MAN of some
w knowledge Of mechanic. TO- join the adver tiser
Der has large perience in the business and wish
ss to visit Euroge s1on to enlarge the Foreign
0In9oh thereof So9 street. corner Of h sth
NNANTED-s5,OO wanted for one or two
W years secured by real estate worth twice the
Addres. II. W Il through City Post Once. S''
ap22u
$ PECIAL NO TIOE.
$4,000 WORTH 0E SECOND HAND FURNI-
The greet demand have for the sale Of Second
hand Furniture, induces me to take this methed of
for 1 Pay the
ture, stoves Bedding; Sc ;,- Of every description
fS Penga to BY
DO not forget the name or number. aplO-t
WANTED-HOUsEs, TO- rent and sale, large
class customers Also a S.y hGt: k kf.1s A.
Oeneral agent ana Attorney,
NH 9 SIN 4ssh 7th street, near Z.
GS nAn WANTED TO BUY-AIl kinds of
OC.OVO. Gentlemen's and Ladies' second
TCRE, for which q fair price viii be paid, at No
Al Bridge street. GEORGETOWN. feIsIy
WANTED-NEw AND CAsT-OFF CLOTH
w ING. Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revslvers,
any article OF vslue, at the old estab shed firm
of L. FULTON CO. PawnbrOkers, Sill Ninth
street, near Pennsyivsnia avenue, Singer Sewing
Machine Agency. in 3-ly+
w aud Geptlemen's SECONDHAND CLOTH
ING. UNDERCLOTBlSG, BEDDING, BOOTS,
and SHOES. &c &c, at 2s4h7 th street between
and NJ streets north N. B.-No matter how
much they have been worn. jaSly%
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PERSONAL.

AIDES. ATTENTION ,-DREssMAKING =
IL N Re. {. z. WANNALL, JR. having removed
iron her former stand, on street, TO 501 street
desires to call The attention of her former custom
ers and patrons to the fact and also that she
Il now prepared to execute all work pertaining TO
her line of business at the shortest notice. and at
prices to suit the times
PATTERNS of all descriptions always on hand.
oO5 L STREET. NEAR SEVENTH.
Orders for LACE WORK promptly executed.
MRS. R. SAWYER, CLARVOYANT DOC
NB TRESS, No 200 2Oth street west. between VI
and streets north. Consultation hours from 2 70
u q. m, anc from sp m. apT ST.
MRS: A HULL, CLAIRvOYANT and TEST
I" MEDIt NJ, by request, will remain until
the 10th OF May. Mrs. is also a very reliable
Physlyian. Magnetic and Eclectic, in her practice.
400 Pennsy lvsnia avenue, Empire House.
THE FINEST CHICAGO LAGER BEER CAN
saloon, SOC Seventh street, between ID and z, rear
Of cigar store. ap q St.
SAlL0Rs, MARINES. AND BOYS, who en-
ship Allegheny at baltimore or Annapolis be,
tween April, Is and December IS, 1854, ri ] APP
ply with their discharges at the Office OF w. VI
TlLEsTHN. 241 street. between 18th aud l4tb
streets Washington, ID. c., for their bOunties
helrs eptltled. ap l6-eOjt'
nR Won KURR'S EXT ACT
- SPECIFIC FOB OVER DRINKING AND ALL NER-
who's sale No. 10 Intellieencer Building. mhe I'm
Il -. DIN reply to questions as 10 what c. g:
y. u means They simply signify call DIR.
DARBY recollect q. ID wherever you see il
The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows Hall, on 9TH
street. ap 3lms
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~ To THE COLORED CITIZENS OF
US WASHINGTON.
IL ls proposed to Organize an Association for the
purchase Of substantial Houses and Lots for the
colOred men OF washington by the payment OF
small weekly scriptions say ftv (5O cents from
each stock holder. and extending payments through
perlod OF from eight TO ten at the expira-
ton OF which time the property will be absolute in
A meeting will be held at UNION LEAGUE
HALL. 18th street, on SATURDAY EVENING
MAY h,D At IL O'Clock, at which every colored
man who wishes TO secure a home for himseIf and
ht family, Is requested to be present
messrs. Y: Richards Larman, A. q. Richards.
Clephsne, Elyans, and other known friends Of the
colored race are expected to be present to explain
the WORKING OF the proposed Association
Over one hundred substantial three story Horsas
are now ready for purchase at actual Of ground
and building; and IL Is contemplated to provide
each stakeholder with o House and Lot. which will
snpersede the "Shanties" now disgracing the city,
and which furnish the only Accommodate for
many families whose means are tee limited to pro-
cure more comfortable quarters sp zS-dtS
lEXpHeas. ChrOn Repnb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

GROVER BAKER CELEBRATED ELIAS
" TIC STITCH. FIRST PREMIUM SEWING
MACHINES, always on hand at
DAVIS GAITHERS.
sp253t 20 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

JAPAN CURIOs. =
z. n. ?. KING SON, King piscs.
apis Corner Vermont ave. sad 18th ct.
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TDEMON WORSHIP, Oh sPIRITUALIsM
LECTURE FOR THE YOUNG CATHOLICS,
FRIENDS SOCIETY
THE Rev. EDWARD T. McNERHANY s. J ,
OF Loyola College, Baltimore
Will lecture in
CARROLL HALL,
ON SUNDAY EVENING, MAY }, at o clock.

Proceeds for the education aud clothing of Door
soys under the auspices Of the Young Catholics
fIiends' Society.
Tickets 80 cents An "a eo,t
1.-THE FIRST MONTHLY MEETING OF
paS THEENTERPBISE BUILDING ASSOCI-
AIlON organized the old plan } will be held
at TemReraI Hall. street. between 9Th and
lOth, on MONDAY. MAY lIth 1853 at 3 O'Clock m
Books OF subscriptions are now open at the fol-
lowing places:
WALL, ROBINSON CO., Penna. avenue be-
tween 9Th and lot streets
A. J. FALLS Pension Office
=. MARBURYS Law Office, Plants Build
ing, 18th street and n. Y. avenue
e. BAKER. Evening Star Office.
Post Once
RITCHIE 4 CAUSTEN, Forrest Hail. George
town.
ROBERT FERGUSON, Capitol Hill
JAMES n. ROBINSON, Bureau Of Stati sites
Treasury Department
THos. PENICKS. Government Printing Ofice.
WIN. II. NALLEY, President
Al. FALLS, Secretary ap23 eosd
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u ECEIvED THIS DAY FRESH SUPPLY OF
~ the Great Blood Purifier R0eADALIs. Price
40 per bottle, liberal DEDUCTION by Half Dozen
% a.n Druggist, No. ss6 Penna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-28

lTOR sALE-Large ICE CHEST, cheap, suit
] able for boarding honss restaurant, or pri-
vate family. Apply at 300 10th street, near N
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RONNETs. HATS, AND FRAMES, IN
ID endless variety, at
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The Senate then adjourned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

nay We publish on the outside, to-day,
The official programme, embracing tie Rules
of Order, List OF Pruii,ms, etc, of the
Third Annual Fair of the Dallas County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
TO be held at the Fair Grounds near this
place on Goth October next, TO which we
direct attention. Preparations are nov
being rapidly made for the Fair, grounds
being newly fenced, and everything put in
proper order. We hope to see an Immense
attendance at the approaching Fair, aud
urge every one to prepare for the exhibition
The Association is making horculean excr-
tions to make the Fair complete success,
and we desire to see their efforts seconded
by our citizens. We shall have more 10 say
on the subject hereafter. Want of space
aud time prevent our attending further to
it at present, and we will but add that every
one should read over the list and be pre-
pared to bring in their produce, manufac-
lures &C., for exhibition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
--latest from NIiIlican--FuII De-
1nilS
MILLICAN, July IL, is

MILLIcAN, July II, 1868.
Editor Telegraph-As many wild
rumors have gone out relative to
the riot at this place, | deem it pro-
per TO drop you line, and give
YOU plain statement of the facts.
Some months since Parson
Brooks, colored, who is the registrar
of Brazos county, and a minister,
conceived the idea of organizing the
negroes into a military company,
which he did, and was enabled TO
command. the attendance of from
one to two hundred on each Satur-
day, who, being armed, where re-
galarly drilled, a thing that was
unpleasant in the sight of the cit
rs1ens ] called upon Capt. Randlctt,
agent of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who condemned the organization as
one not well calculateted TO pro-
duce amicable relations between
the races, aud issued an order that
no further military demonstrations
would be allowed. No regard was
paid to the order, but the absence
Of Capt. r. from the place proven
ted his knowledge Of the fact that
his order was eschewed; thus mat
tiers progressed until the 18th inst.
The negroes had a rumors that a
freedman had been hanged in the
BrazOs bottom. and they had good
reasons n know the guilty party.
and that ilicy intended O. Esd the
b5iy snd hang The mlu who hung
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

FIDDLERs' GREEN.-IIaycs City,
on the Pacific Railroad, contains
fifteen hundred people, nearly one
half of whom subsist by selling
whiskey TO the other half The
gospel has never been preached in
the place. Shooting at each other
is the standard amusement of the
lively population, four persons hav-
ing been shot in a single week re-
Gently. Night is right, and the
revolver is the court of first and
last appeal. 1t has not raincd there
for six months.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

VE,HE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
appointed administrator Of the estate
of 7. j. weaiherford, deceased, late Of the
comfy Of Dallas, at = regular term 81 the
County Csuft cf said county, held for gro-
bate anA 5fher Ike purposes, on the lasi
Monday in Bpri1. AB lS6S; this Is, there
fore, 10 notify allFerssns indebted 70 said
estate 10 make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against the IS
tate 20 present Them for acceptance, duly
authenticated. within the time prescribed
Ev las OF they vii be barrel
D.. D. WEsTHERF9Hb.l ADM
T. J. WEATHERFOBD,
Dallas gtps . 1sGs-a2sH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

Crss Foa zoe TuuaArHF A.
q msetins ~ fho ioninn Medical
-aeisiy. h. ilaks . distinguished
prartiiiansf. said that he mas able
H. tsfs the most desperaio tase ~
tfsthashs unlcss the disease was
connected With rheumatism, by the
application ofths allowing remedy
Alan, reduced o. an impalPable
powder, two drains nitrous spirits
AZ either, seven drains, mix aud
apply IN tho t0Oih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-08

bes.On reference 10 our Advertising col
iiihns, Il will be SEEN that the old aud able
law firm Of Record x Bower has been in
creased by the addition Of James II. Field,
En-, n gentleman of talents aud legal At
ta,nmcnis. Persons entrIisting business TO
this firm will avoid ms much Of "the laws
delay" as any other firm could enable them
IN ID