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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

REMovAL-The law firm of Messrs. Bur-
ford, Good & Jordan, it will be seen by
their card in to-day's paper, have removed
their Office to the west side of the Square,
where our enterprising townsman, Major
T. C. Jordan, has fitted up handsome suit
of rooms over the two brick stores OF
Messrs. VIM. II. Prather & Co., and Tom.
Walker. Major Jordan has also removed
his Exchange office TO the same location.
The Improvements recently made in the
two buildings above named have been very
extensive, and the suit Of rooms now occu-
pied by the law firm and Major Jordan,
when fully completed will be among the
most comfortable Offices in town. Tn en-
trance TO the new Office is on the North
side Of Messrs. Prather & Cos. store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

HARD TO BEAr,-Mark Boulding, resi-
ding on Duck Greek, in this county, produ-
ced last year, on five acres of land, after
paying the toll, six bales of clean ginned
cotton, each averaging 1--we hundred and
thirty pounds. We consider this hard to
beat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

frA disps,eh Of he 23ih. says
Tree bundrri nsu. rsosiir recruited 81
ihs Hesi- rlf-iv add ~ C1ia riilin lie
lat ~ ia5s. The resssi . ne.riy ready
foI anoit1r iTip-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

H-Ths steamer Ida Reese ioOk 70 Cal
weston recently q cargo OF 1852 bales Of cot
ten from he Trinity.
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my. Our friend Tom Walker, every body

saS~ Our friend Tom Walker, every body
knows and appreciates Tom,) has just COM
'menced business on his own account, in
the centre store of the brick block on the
West side of the Public Square, where lac
is now receiving and opening handsome
stock of new goods, and where he invites
his old friends to give him call. He says
he is determined to deserve the patronage
of his old friends, and will sell them goods
on as reasonable terms as any body. See
his ADVERT ement in to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

\. BAH persOnsbaving claims against
this Association are requested TO present
them for payment; aud all those who have
not paid the $ assessed upon their stock
for sbe purpose. Of rebuilding the Fair
Grounds, are earnestly and most respect
fully requested 70 come forward and pay
the same
ANON McC0MNAs. President
" " Pax, Rec. Secretary.
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Trinity Conference.

Fsrs rasad u QssfsFly sassiis' l. a. haHf' HA''
lsT tls cassidy sfaf,
Dallas Clrouii-At Cochran Chapel, lanua'
~ 30lh and 3lsI, 1862
GAINESVILLE Circuii-at -, February 9th
and 9Th, 1909. 80
sherman Cireuit-at -, February 18Th
and lilh, 1869.
Sherman Station-at sherman, February
10Th and 2lsi, 1869.
WV. G. YouNG, Presiding Elder
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

f4-The Hon. A. b. Norton, Judge Of this
tthe 5th) Judicial District, has changed
his residence from Canton TO Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

TEE WHEAT CRoP.-During the present
week we have conversed with several Of our
best farmers, living in different sections Of
the county, and they all unite ia saying
the prospect was never better for fine
crOD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

A FAMILY FUss--.On Monday last, JUS
tice Mcknight tried freedman, named
John, who was charged with having whip
ped his wife; and as the proof OF his guilt
was positive, tue said John was required to
contribute q small 10. of greenbacks to the
County Treasury. Served him righti there
is no longer any distinction before the law
lin race or color, soJohn must not again whip
his spouse, for If he does, Mcknight will
double the fine next time.
ANoTHER.-Sam Carter, freedman. resi-
ding at the Cedar Springs, in this county,
who some time ago welded the charming
Fanny knight, "a lady in black binding
had a regular s'set-to" with the aforesaid
on last Saturday, in which biilcts of wood
boards, skillets and oven lids were used in
the most approved style; and although the
lovely Fan came out only second best she
boasts that Sam "didnt make her shut up"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

tfa o. h.isi i.ts u nsf.ta.
afii. m.E.atff fal.IIff eft et e fs
lsItsr. ttrIif 4 as'ti.st atit hta
tissafl. rtf. ~ istat 3 nitfif %
.fr.Ha ttasir. RI $3.50 ftlliItui lat'''I
nsf fsul uInitta hirts BE- ola lta'
suyiliss sfitftisi ustt is ns''at Pc
hsIsss. a. " haze ifsn ss.ss fs'at O.
ssr,rsi lasuits past asis ~ No. A. y
Hsuis. uilfs rasi ~ issu. vhish. iiii Il
s.aTtIisr h. is sar aIirisn, sqasi %
hat u Nr Gn1ss ia asssr iinsi in eri.
rsury. Wsusy sui ssui pa q ea.iis o.
az, lslu.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
The Mcconnell Flows,
Are better adapted to the cultivation of TIE
BLACK WAXY LAND.

Are better adapted to the cultivation of TIE
BLACK WAXY LAND,
than any other kind ever manufactured or
imported into Texas. This is a broad as
sertion, but one that can be easily proven
by large number Of the most respectable
and successful farmers of Dallas and sur
rounding counties, as will appear from the
certificates furnished me by gentlemen who
have tor several years cultivated their
farms with plows manufactured by me-
One of these certificates is hereto append
ed, as follows:
DALLAS February oath, 1865.
The undersigned farmers residing in Dallas county.
take great pleasure in Recommending to the Farmers
of Northern Texas the pows manufactured at Dallas,
by Joseph c. Mcconnell. For blowing in BLACK
WANY LAND, the MCCONNELL is much superior to
any other kind of pillow have used seen, and
to those Of oar friends who wish TO purchase SuPE
RIOR Pi.OW. we say by all Tnears hHy one OF those
manufactured by Joseph G. Mcconnell and you will
have no cause to regret your bargain.
GEORGE n. BROWN,
W. n. HUGHES.
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JOHN HOWELL
JOHN J. EAKINs.
DALLAS THOMPSON.
JAMES COLE
JAMES ALDBIDGE.
A supply Of these plows are constantly
kept on hand for sale. at my shop. for cash
JOSEPH c. MCCONNELL.
Dallas. March II, lSGs.-2Gif.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

%H is sid thai Mr. ard Mrs.. JsHer-
son Davis VII spend The uiuisr IL South
ern Frrnce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

sOzE MoEE HO0.-Mr. Jacob Nussbaum-
er, Of this place, informs US that be killed
. hog few days ago, p months old, that
weighed AS pounds Another, 6 months
old, weighed 226 pounds Pretty good hogs
Any belly that can beat fh.ss weights and
.ges are requested 70 report.
Thanks 70 Mr.. Sussbaumsr for some sr-
eelleni ssashges made from the Aforesaid
hogs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Esssr fsI q FistsburE, Mes rs-
Gently, 70 he sspih Sflsinslss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

Ez- Ihs rlssiisni has neuina'sl usn-
Il. q Bashauan snd Grn- AlEin q uills'a'
as BrisslisI, ia he TsgalaF aTny, vice
llssksr anA lousssau,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

p6r The Improvements recently made in
the store Of Messrs. W. II. Prsther & Co..
give them q great deal more room to show
their large stock Of goods, besides adding
vastly to the appearance Of the brick block
on the West side Of the Square. Major
Jordan, the owner Of this and the adjoin-
jng store, knows how TO improve and don't
spare expense to make bis property com
fortable and convenient
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

VaIuahse lands feF sale.
DALLAS COUNTY.

- -~-a-a- - - - = =
GEO ACRES prairir ia ilf FORKS Of ihs
JO6 Rissb Tsr Of ihs iisufy Geugh
sTani. ahssi Tea ui,ts fI1a Dallas, near
hosioT siuli lssileuee,
0eO ACRES Tiubsr ia sane place and
QUO saHe grant These Iga lranis
ars al,sai lps uilrs slari zui Nill IL soii
% suii Purchasers,
i~fO ACRES P0ailis ahsui South ~
IL - Easr fgom Dallas, "a uilrs direcl-
b Fact of ihr farm aHi lssiiguee of Vest
lry Coeksfli, ia the N0rihsasl corner of the
headlight Of J, q Merummas,
0De ACRES Prairie Ga the Lancaster
OOO rosl, aloai mites Iom Dallas,
paH of abe Levi hiAsn ggant,
40 ACRES Prairie, ia same grant,
IL - near Five Mile Greek, about .
miiss mon Dallas,
.nln ACRES Timter anl Prairie, North
- Nv iTum nailas aboul miles,
O,Mn ACRES Timber anl Prairie South,
tOn ACRES Timber aul Prairie on
IoU Back Greek, about ! mile North
Of The Barnes Bridge road,
etn ACRES riuber aud Prairie on
u&u rsh Mile Greek, about ! mile
West Of ihs ioHu of Lancaster,
ThRRANT COUNTY.
tCn ACRES fimbrE about . miles
tUO North ngom Fort Worth, parl Of
the JOHN n,ush hsairight,
On TuWS Lots OF e., +, Nicholson, In Fort
= Worth,
tnOs ACRES Tiuser and Prairie in
IOC y GmIs Vine Pmiriri good i'm
provrmenlsi 500 acres Ia cultivation, the
late residence OF Dr, Il, NJ, Gauo, very
Ia.lt,l,t. tr,at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

~ lhas samasr, VS. rs-flrflei ssna-
isr iIsuI- Massachusetts, fsT o ysaH het
iLs Al II iiarsh Rsa',
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COLLIN COUNTY.

o. ACRES Timber and Prairie,
III ~ nearly due East from MeKln.
ney about n milrs-in miles Farmers
VILE. This l. one Of the finest tracts Of
land In the state, considering soil, timber
anl water.
Al or any Of these lands win be sold in
parcels and on terms to suit purchasers,
aud for most Of them currency or cattle
will be taken.
JOHN NJ CROCKETT, Agent.
DALLAS. January ~. lsGJ-lgtf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
FLOWS FLOWS.
Encourage Home Industry

HAURlNG the last two years, the under
H9 signed has been constantly engaged
in the manufacture Of one and two horse
Flows of a superior quality.
claim that the plows manufactured by
me at my shop in Dallas and known in
this community as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
GEORGETOWN.


TIE hAYoRALTY.-rhe delegates elected /.
me n publican party N the different wards on
MONDAY night met last night for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Msyoralty an /
BOARD OF Common Council, ami Dr. Ch aries II
Srsgin, Hon. Charles ID. WEIGH and MAJOR Geo
mn oelng put IN nomination, ballot res u, ted
Crsglp, TO- WEIGH, 3; Hill, 7. So DIR Cragin
members OF the Common Council was post
ponsd for the present
BOARD OF HEALrH.-This board held a meet
ing Iast evening, and the order for the removal
OF the binding at the corner Of Bridge ami
hock streets " as suspended temporarily, as the
property Is in litigation. The time for the re-
moyal OF building on Water street, near
High, was extended one mouth. A nuisance
on the corher Of High and Beali streets was
presented and ordered 10 be abated.
The GRAIN MARKKT.-Althougn the Mer
chants Exchange IL closed for the season, or-
casionai sales from store are n ade, indicating
be tone of the market to be about IS TO =.
for tar 10 prime wheat. There ia a scarcity OF
wheat IN the market, however, owing to which
nearly all the mills are idle, tn Ough some are
inactive on account of making necessary re-
pairs.
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS All VINO wish ?.
vote ~ the coming election snoUtd read the
Registry Notice." elsewhere an the STAR,
which contains the information hat she .Tndges
of Election for Georgetown will meet at MIR
set-House Hal, 10 correct the poll lists. on
Friday and Saturday next and thai re aurrec.
tons VIII be made after that time.
ASH NRDNEsoAT.-Ihis festival com meme
ing tie LeDten s-asop. Is to-day bang ceiebra
ted with approurIdte services III tie Catholic
ana Episcopal Churches.
RIVER FRONT observation-disclosures Y rrgnia
Drew, from New York.
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PIE COURTS,

CIfCUir COURT. JsdJs C1rtsr.-This m9-A-
ing, the case Of McCIeiland agt browne W.
con nnec. Lloyd sgt Brown; order for pl ala
w % employ new counsel. Clark and Yaryan
az Morseli; dismissed. Cavis tuse of McGili
Witherow) agt. Nugent: verdict tor plain u
Tor sNs Brewer agt. Todd; judgment stricken
ont. Richmond and York River Railroad sgt
National Bank Of the Metropolis; on trial.
Messrs. Merri.k K, Bradley, yr., ana McCertAr.
of N j.. for plaiutiff. and Messrs. Davidge, ".
Wilson, Davis, Of N. Y, and Tracey for de
PENDANTS. This Is an action TO rec0y ar $1,000
alleged to be due from collections.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FIsh,r.-This morn
ing the case IF Michael Nash. Indicted tor the
urder OF VIM. Shaunnessy in the month OF
November last, was resumed, and the Il sttmony
of the prosecution closed. Mr. Harrington, fer
the defen ce. opened. claiming that they would
prove that the deceased robbed the accused and
followed him IN the street with a four.pound
weight. when the deceased threw the brick in
self-defence.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-To.day
the first and final account of r. p, Jackson
executor of Francis Loundes; first and fnal
Of w. T. and Jane f.. Burroughs, guardian
to orphan of Samuel and Ann VI. Spencer
third general Of Catherine Talburtt, guardian
TO orphans ofG w. Talburtt, deceased; fourth
and final OF Moses Kelly, guardian to orphan
of Joseph 1nele, and final distribution accoun
of same as administrator, were approved and
passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

CoRMs, &C.-Ur. While, Surgeon Chiropodist.
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established a,
424 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
BunIons, Chllblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience TO the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers 10 the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who paIonize
his establishment. Hours from H.. m. to D.
IT. Owing to press OF business at Office DIR
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and p. m.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
~REGIsTRY NOTICE.

n~REGIsTRY NOTICE.
The attention OF all who may be entitled 70 vote
az The approaching electi IN for Ma or sad nom
lars OF IN" Board u Common ouneil, - l.ticn-
larry called to the poll ist prepare cor first
sesslon. and posted in the four differert Pre-
cincfs the Market House, and Poet OF ce.
shall hold ouI sessions for the pu rpose Of cor
tectIle SAID list. on FRIDAY and SsTURDAF
NkAl. the 18TH and 18Th fnstauts. st the M arket
douee Hall, corner of ridge and Potomac street
rom y m to n of each day
Ne hereby give notice that on ard after the ru y.
hcatfoD OF the corrected list there will be, under
nopretenre rhat- Any change made in said list
By adding TO, reducing the voters II ereon regis
tered. JOHN W. BR0NsUGB,
JOHN III NEWMAN.
GEORGE r C0AkLEY,
Judges Of Elec tiOu.
GEoRGETUwN- u. u, Feb, q lsl fsl1 az
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CITY ITEMS.

observation-disclosures Watches and Chains, aud
Spiral Necklaces and EuaTneled LOckets, re.
ceived this morning Al Prigg's One Dollar Jew
eiry Store No. 1876 Pennsylvania avenue, near
~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

"BrOWn's Bronchial TrcchcS' are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
have been thoroughly tested, aud maintain the
good reputation they have Justly acquired. A.
there are limitations, be sure TO ootain the genu-
I'M
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who first discovered the virtues of the OtayL1Yc
Sdponorid, or Soap Tree of Chill The won.
eIfui cleansing and purifying property OF is
bark gives TO the fragrant SoZodont much of il,
unrivalled efficacy as preventative of ths
teeth
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PRESENTATION TO GENERAL LoGAN-A
magnificent jewel OF solid gold prepared as the
q. A. K. badge, was presented last evening to
MAJOR General John A. Logan by the mem
bers of the q. A. X. as token of their regard
for him. General N. p. Chapman made the
Presentation speech, which was responded l.
IN appropriate terms.
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THIS Is 70 GivH NQTICf, That the sub.
! ecrieef hes obtafned from the Orphans CouIt
q wssainston County, in the District Of Coium.
bic, letter. tssfs@snsasy on the personsl estate
ton City, ID. decessed. All persons hav,ns
clalms against the said deceased are hereby vsrns
the subscriber, on or before the "a day OF F.S
rusry next; they may otherwise By law BE- excluded
from all bene6t u the said estate Given und~S
NJ hand THE I'd day 81 February, 1859.
BLLxN ther 4 mark1 LENAHAN.
fets lavsw' Test: JAS \ OBSiknH.
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GENTLRMEN's Walking Coat and Sack Coat
suits in great variety, AT low prices, and for
One Price only, at Geo. g. Henuing's, No 81 .
IN street. Strangers will here fiud the largest
and best assortment 10 elect from and a
prices much below those prevailing In New
York city.
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In the SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
John He's, ct Il
lcob ]. Fink. at nj

Richard p. yacksos, Trustee in the above cause
estste Of the late Pau ness, deceased 90 enc John
voeeler for the sum of as dollars, IL is this 5tn
day OF tebruaIy 1852 ordered that the sale be rat
tned are confirmed. 1nless cause 70 the contrary
thereof be shawn on or before 8th day Of March
the "Bven1nq etar" once week Tor three sucoes-
sive Weeks before the sth day Of March uext
A. 3 DIN, Justice.
4 uue co0y-Test: 3. j. 0EI0D, Clerk.
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DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED b.,
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward 4
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
Fourteenth streets, immedat ely east Of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 n. m. an,
nom to p. m. Hours of attendance az tn,
Woman's Hospital, from 1 to Up. m. ever,
Gay, sundays excepted. 1O3
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BRRF CATTIR

BEEF CATTLE.-This morning, a drove -oi
beef cattle. over one hundred "a lumber, passed
through Washington on their way TO Balti.
more. They weTe purchased in the Valley OF
Virginia, and although somewhat faded and
rusty IN appearance from travel, Vet they
poses
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION-This morning
Judge DIN, IN the Equity Court, passed an
order of publication in the case Of MARCEL Wros
VS.. Nathaniel Morgan, alias ST. Clair Morgan.
THIS is a divorce case, the bill for which was
filed by Mr.. Hine-the plaintiff, subseq uent TO
her marriage with defendant, ascertaining that
BE- had been already married and had q ID nlly
residing in Connecticut.
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true eoVy-rest:
70 9-laW3W

EO1 1ENI-A HOUSE containing si.s rooms
= pleasantly sttustsd on 9Th street Vest, nsaf Il
street north. Bent 9Y pr month. Eor Darticu-
lsrs eIIly e. HHNWICK efBWARr't eash,
OesAi' fab -eotf
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TIE BOTANICAL GARDKNs-The nav ana
spacious greenhouse ~ this beautiful place "a
nearly completed, and to-day portion OF the
same consisting OF the large rotunda and the
come ction win the cid east wIEg will be occu :
ped and made ready for the transfer Of tropical
plants.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

DIsrRIcT OF CoLuNbIA, "A.
At the City OF Washington, on the SOth DAY o.
January, l66. The undersigned hereby Elves
notice Of hlc appointment - assignee Of AWKINS
TAYLOR, In the city Of WsshinEton, WithiS
said District, who has been adJudged 8 banfrnni
1Iop, nis own pstation, BY the Supreme Court 8
enc. MASON. Attorney. ~. Law,
1eo l1oW3W CITY Hall Aaai1nse
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. SIS
, AZ the CITY Of Washington, on the Nth day Of
January, 1853. The undersigned hereby gives mo-
0ce OF his appoi ntment a. assignee of JAMRSV
knAR1Ef, In the city Of Washington. within
raid ptstrfct, Who has been adjudged Q Bapkrupt
upon DIS own petition by, the Supreme Court OF
0nOR0E MASON. Attorney. at Law.
a1y IaWSW City Hall, Assignee
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SUIT FOR DANAGEs-A suit has been en- =
tered by II. X. Giadmon, as the next friend of
Oliver Gladmop, against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, to recover
Sl0OOO damages for injuries received by Oliver
iledmon on the 18th of April, 1865, by one of
the cars of the defen dant's being driven against
him, and dragging him, cutting and lacerating
his head, arms. and legs, tanning and Gripping
him Messrs. Mattiagly and Merrick are the
counsel
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THE FIRST WARD PHYsICIAN-An appllca
ton has been made TO Mayor Bowen by ID
Mary T.. Walker, for the position of Pnysicia,
TO the Poor OF the First Ward, in place of r
Howe Ripley removed. This morning DR. W
Ii. Lee was appointed to that position tempo
rariIy
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ELLA ZOYARA, the male or female danseuse
NO one knows which, is the leading card a;
Canterbury this week. In addition to Zoyara,
Manager Fitz Simmons mas several new comic
performers, and this week presents q very at
tracuve programme.
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PR,cE 3. CENTS.
SENT sIALED BIZ POST.
MANHOOD

BY the author. DR.. Curtis. This valuable worn
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood. In
gives aclsar synopsis Of the impediments to mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
CHAKLis STREET. BHiTiaoRi, No.
Extracts from Re-iesss of tkis Wo,k somm<n,,.
from tAe year 1850.
.. MaNHoop. BY DR.: OuRrrs.-In this age OF pre-
81 ss s S 'hs
dinscult to afford the sufferer from nervous debili
auhor: Of ts "oa s.ss
me elmenify Their experience and reputation il
th sss the
It's immense circulAtion.-Eya.
CURTIS on MANHOOD should be In the haucs o,
youth and old age. 1t 10 q medical public alton
class Of painful maladies, which have too Ions
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piness 10 wrecked, esd furnishes chart by vb,lb
ss oaS i ss AID : @
nee the Dhilanthropic and scientific maxims here
the enervste be succeeded By resesaI Of s no 2,
Gle.
CURTIS on MANHoop.-This 10 really vaiuabl.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -lireen & Williams.
aucuoneers, yesterday sold lot 36 in 50 mare SD.
west, to Peter Donnslly, for Is cents DER so mare
foot.