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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

The DALLAS llrRILD has become indispensah = 10
our Intelligent tuwnsnlcn, and moods only ono alli-
ton TO make II re- lcet-a monthly mag kline, THIS
We are now enabled IL offer In DEaOREsr's MoSrn'
IVA 81 mnsazinc-wlth tho DALLAS HERALD, for
one year at 81 sprcie.
pEuoRrsr's MAINLY MAGAZINE may we'll be
termed the "gcm Of Tho monthlcs." Its artistic
engrnvings. high toned literary articles ard large
aud elegant IL play Of fashions, place u NJ the head
Of the list for beauty, interest aud utility.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

In New York City six music
teachers have been appointed for
the public schools ut 81, 800 each.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

A fire in New Orleans on the Goth
instant destroyed property to the
value of$50.000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

lg- 7. NJ. snITII, Esq, at Lswisville, Denton Co
Is an authorized agent for the DALLAS HERALD, aud
money paid to him upon our account will be duiy
acknowledged by us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
!. sr,lnl,a,s Glrr.n a.sIul sna lrns.

A constitutions apolheoaT viii fe,l only snol
preparations a. he knows 10 10 valuable. Tn fact
that every reputable druggist In the country keeps
MARSDESS PICTORIAL BALM, " ample pTool
that lts efficacy has becn thoroughly i"tsd. foI
sale by all druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

Medical attendance paid according to the Physi-
clans visits. ,
Parents are permitted to visit the Instiiutior on
the entrance Of their children.
For further particulars address, "hoTHTR SURF
RIoR, Ursuline Convent or, If more convenient,
apply to the following References;
Very Rev. ]. B. Bellaclas, Very Rev. T. BufIard,
Or. S. NJ. welch, Dr. 5. A. CoSsey,
DR.. - IIaden, 2. DsIgan, Esq.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

MArsdcn's rsclOrai Balm for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

Texas, IS ruplI!y approaching compIct,oh
-[San Antonio Herald.
The editor of the Herald, perhaps, was
nlluding to the Protestant Episcopal, for
the Presbyterian Church has been compile
ted for nearly or quite twoyears' We
however, thank our able friend Of the
Herald for noting the improvements of oul
beautiful and thriving city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
PslxsICAL TRAINING.

The health of the pupils Is a matter of the mater
nal solictude for the Ladies'. The sick ave sep
arate department. and are constantly attended by
one Of the Sisters. Timely notice of illness Is given
to parents or guardians. when the mail cOmmnni-
cations allow of it, Parents are free to send "A
physician of their own choice TO visit their chill
dren. The Ladies' are peculiarly attentive to the
food given to the pupils. and careful that none
he given but such As is wholesome, and always
abundant The hours of relaxation are So restrict
cd throughout the day, TINT neither The mind nor
the body of the pupils buffers from their appica-
4; pt,,I.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
IN TAERANT COUNTY.

5STA-5 ACRES, situated on The head
waters of rccr Gre K, about 1915 milp' South
West, from ort worth, patented to the !I,ira 81
Jos. 4. GIN.
$40 ACRES, situated on The Grand
Prairie, abont II miles North % West from FORT
Worth, patented TO the Heirs OF Jos \. Gill
3E2 ACRES, situated on the waters Of
Mountain Creek, about II miles South ~ East
from Fort Worth, patented to the Heirs of Jos \.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

100 ACRES, situated on the waters of
Elm Fork of Trinity, ahou. miles South IL East
from GAINESVILLE, loraicG and patented by virtue OF
prc.cmpti"n scrip No. 90, issued 10y the Clerk Of he
County Court Of Cook county, Texas, Feb ), 1871
$50 ACRES, situated on Clear Creek,
about II miles South 65o West, from tho town OF
,ninsyc known as survey No. 10, by virtue Of land
ln.1lS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
IL ErLIs COUNTY.
INIIIIh CnTNTr.

geo ACRES, John ., DicFcy Grant
hy Assignee, Abstract III, % class, un head ul
Oni1n CrrrS, miles south a. West Gum Wax
"a. IA lra1f1a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
~ TnR TOWN OF DAhLAA

\ ugS Ne, =, 10, -, =, - aud % Ia h'e'A
IL Nn, ish,
ID LOCK No, ~, known A. Saith, Nuuhy Mar
ID tins aliiIlua,
uTs Ne. So, aud ~, ~ Block No. e. VII
l Improved, with Residence aud all NECESSARY "ui'
bu.liiugs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
hArIp z ~ -.

Eatl Estste aeIrfi o. fsir raa o. irsif'Ifrl "a
90 H1fr aHI 80 o. .htH "a aH..sf sai itff l.A
IN n.4r.trr cities ara aul aIasfs O. iu o. i'f. 81
a. ..#aItf lsrfs erIfai &C. salT - rH, O. iaIit.t
t..r|rrts Falthae We FuaFariFr 'If-l 'i'af
fr s4e4h insiaurH iuuisraH.- Hri H'r-Ir assif .at
b 40. aIl ga 90 g. ti.II iuisr-1i -sli .a Hs -
~ ra4ris,ius. EsIeg uiu ri i.-Hi 81 aifrsgii'r
if tfIsuis, slirh 40 riT o. il's -s sait palrfs'-
-. - n. r-.----.--- ~ -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
IN HOOD COUNTY,.

IN HOOD COUNTY,.
SSG3 ACRES, situated on the BRACES
River, including the mouth OF the Poluscy.
23OS ACRES, situated on the Braaos
River, miles above the mouth oi the Poluscy.
For further information call ut cur office, West
side OF the Public Square, Dallas, Texas.
ECRFORD, GOOD Y JORDAN.
may :, 1S7O-3Etf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

The course of Instruction embraces the EngHsh,
German and French languages. Each language is
taught by Natives Of their respective countries, in
order to insure correct pronunciation. Plain and
ornamental Penmanship, Arithmetic, Geography
(Ancent and Molern), History Sacred, Ancient
and Molarn) use Of Globes, logic, Rhetoric, Prose
Compositions, Mythology, Chronology, Natural
Philosophy with use of the Arpara,ur), Elements
of Astronomy, Botany, Book Keeping, Music
Drawing, Painting, Plain aud Fancy Needle y 1rk.
Latin will be taught by Professor to young ladies'
whose parents desire it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

2i7 ACRES, Nathan Doughoriy' 4
Grant iy Assignee, Abstract 49, ID elias, % mil,-
N1rlh Vt lli,luro-- Prairie.
o.,n ACRES. Willow Fnrmer, 81 clnss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
YOUNG EaEgAEIS'
ACADEMY,
MORAL EDUCATION.

The Object constantly kept in view 10y the trsu
lines, is the adorning Of their pupils minds with
knowledge, and the training of their hearts to vir-
tue The pupils also fcrmca to habits of order,
house kecpIrg, mid pciiie manners Though the
members Of his Institution are exclusively C1tho.
lies. pupils of all denominations are admitted, pro
vidrd they can present Testimonials uf excellent
character no interference is used upon the rrli-
giouI opinions of the hcholars, however, for the
sake of order all are required assist with respect
nj Tho ~ nrcisns Of nlYinn MOrshin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
~ tIAUFMIN COUNTY.

$40 ACRES, Richard pllekcns, Grant
ly Assigns, Ais ract -, ID class, On head waters
70 BTusAy-hnr Prairie,
1912 ACRES, john Williams Isl
Grant by A-lsnre, Ah.'T7CI a., ~ elias, IN Lis'
--uuy bottom timilT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
IN Denton COUNTY.
IN COOK COUNTY.

100 ACRES, on the waters Of Elm Fork
ol Trinity river, patented TO ". \. fcrrs, Srptcm.
Ter - lsJl, hy virtue oi Tom Toby Scrip No. sId,
Ia,u.I December %, lNii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

Tho scholastic year comm, the first OF Octo-
Der, and ends he last Thursday in July, by An E&-
animation and Exhibition TO 5yhich parents are in
vted
Parents and guardians earnestly exhoricd, for
the benefit Of their children and wards, TO enter
them at the opening of the classes, and leave them
fnnless sickl ill the clnse Of the SCHOLASTIC year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05

August 20, ls70-Sm*
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

NAVAL ORDERs. following naval or,
ders were issued yesterday Detached-Com
mander Walter W. Queen, from the command
Of the Tuscarora, and granted sick leave
Commander George Brown, FROM special duty
nj Washington and placed IN waiting orders
Ordered Mldshlpman George A. Calhoun, Il
The Plymouth, on the 1st Ot july Assistant
Surgeon John l.. Nelson, to the soyemi Car
penter W. d. Foy, TO temporary duty In the
ordnance department, navy yard, New York.
Tho order Of hldshlpmau George Il. Dyer to
the Plymouth, and Of Assistant Surgeon 7. q,
noyI 70 The Severn. have won rcHoked.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

FhoH rms FUnLIsIinRs Mcssrs, Llllcll &
Gay, we have the Lifting Agc for June 20, fun
ms usual IT Interesting reading matter.
From the Publishers we have an advance
copy Of the AtidHho Monthly, with interesting
articles from the PVas Of the best writers In
Ne county,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

TINS GEoK0IA Dna' Tho following Ia tl.a
bin which passed tho House yesterday as q
substitute for the Senate bin relating to tho
State OF Georgia. a..
'sIhst tho STATE ~ Georgia having compiled With ts
reeasstTuetion acts, and the 0urtssnt and hftegah
aFinlss anandinant TO tho Constitution Of tho Jni
tod States having boon ratified In god faith ~ legh
lesslnturo VI aid stats u y hereby deuAred that w
STATE of Georgia IL entitled u representation In The
OanEress o. the United btaA but nothinG IN this act
contained shall be construed 10 deprive the people Of
the light u a. seotion foF insmberu u Tho GENERA
Assembly Of said State provided for In the eonsttu
ton thereof,
See 4 That ~ much Of the set entitled An Aol
making appropriations for the support q the army fo
the ending June % 1874 and for other Tirpoaea,
approved March 2, lsI. ~ Prohbts tho orEAnlHAtlon
aiming or calling into service Of tho militia forces In
tho States Of 8o0rElA Missiahpp TeIAs and Virginia
bo, And the same are hereby. rSIoAlsd,'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

HON FREprnfcE r. wooDBRrDdE, sT.membsr a
present IN ts circuit ec1rt ySstsrdaT and occupied
oAss.-RepsAlioas, June ian
This same Y. Z. Woodbridge was member
Of the last Congrcss-was a member Of the
Judiciary Committee Of that Congress. That
committee reported a bill in favor Of No
GRrTahan. .. I
On the 4th day Of March, 1860, that Con
gross ceased TO exist ut 10 O'Clock noon op
that same day the Clerk Of the House OF Rep
resentatlyes wrote letter TO the Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior, at he request of the
Hon. F, L. Woodbridge, Of which the follow.
ing Is copy
WAEHINaToE, y o., March =, ~ |
Sun To-day lion Lake =, Poland pToaented poi
09 e 1 e IMAM saa "a sO 81 Is
h he hso o. Which SSnt5oysT' Su ar It5SiHs ~
AS.,oa 70 ALFRED b The Land once .hieh VIII nrhei
2ss ne lem night = oaar u Hon. soE r. WOOD
bridge late member q ocnEress from Vermont, 20 IN
i0% you q ne z w sS & SfPIG
Clerk HopsS o. Representatives I
W. r. OTTo, Asst Soc Of che Interior.
The suddcnness aud zeal with which that
gentleman SCENE 20 have been transformed
from q judGJ sitting in review upon the decl-
siOns Of the United States Supreme Court 10
an advocate Is marvel. Il boats Hamlcts
funeral baked meats that did Coldly furnish
forth the marriage feast" oil to pieces.
In his case the scat on which he lately sat
was scarcely cold when the letter was caused
to DO written.
And such fourth Of March, too, when tho
air was filed with the lubilant reports Of
cannon and with musIc, and every heart was
Joyful at the Inauguration Of a new order Of
things all save one; with him solleitudc for
the success Of the McGArrahan Panochc
Grande Quicksilver Company claim was
paramount
In the language Of Attorney General Iloar,
when reviewing the action OF this same court
before the United States Supreme Court, ln
the celebrated McGarrahm mandamus cases
Comment Il unnecessary" The wRyiaring
man, though bereft Of reason, could not go
Rstray In Ills concluslons,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
SALK % AIlMY MuIEa
OLE. as olI.g euAsr.ra..l.EEa.EE

.r. ls. ,o,d III P Ity4gIS 4, FRS S STiso lSo
"a ,AtHORT HAYS, kAnsas. JAY iglp - Mplqa
AtfORT HAHkER, KnnsAa July =, lelO, lq Mules.
A E9RF ERtvils WORTH. kiasss, Sas Els y. $40.
me aies win beain At each place at II O'clock a m
Thp Males Aro sound and 6or1ieeabla, having been
houFht under sontraots and arc sold for the
farnai Cash Al time Of aala. f.'.
~ order Of The ouArtermAatsr dsn9gal .
isish at4 s'f Deputy q N, D., o. q n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

BY c02gss a J. S 3 i ssS+ ASs Sc
FgBES9R Af n s6 N fSSE
TiON, WITH FASHIONABLE AND ELEGANT
Bk sRgR Gk ssTffHHE DJ sB sf2 2o nt sE3 u
J6sssS 6 g ;.St a ~
Hiof JssuAri, I'd, Issl, sbd dab recorded IN y "
s sSaS, 1 81 Al q 4 Is hSs R. 80. s e.
Al public anotion. ior cash. The pranl,ss, 1914
.hs ssh a.S q Jus is so%%sa: S
% al az S q . ma Ss
italy described I n S'! ffRi PARLoR
One ans Medallion Carpet
IN Ghsifs 70 match
| Two hne match Jentre Tables
ols EaAll And enc GARD Tabs
one Cover and Stool for sane
Two ssta line lace Curtains
Two lGrEeslIs hanils Minor ....
Nv. n.ns..S Sd AZ s.i y Sss.... S!,.
eosswooa md wsInSt hsd.tssd'
RSsssSSd sRd Want @ssSssssds. $slSis TOP
nsi,rsass.. bolster. Pillow. oonior,s and Bed
I1neS Sheets, Bolster nd Pulosroasss O. .,rH
Chairs Oonmodes md Corner Reeks
And IN 'A"h Foo~ S Syn M I'D HSb 5Ssp" Curtains
One B7uassls oaunt, handsome pattern ed
p Tasl ~ BsSs1s dsaIrs 90 gi-gzl .l ...
Doe sotA two sia:eo.ris I1 T
CUTLERY and Table Ware
/ Silver. plated Tea service
silver Ps!sd oss, AZ Ferris ~, nd a Spoons
One set Of in' SIN RI fIIS SRI,iiS.
| One elegant Brussels Carpet
| one elegant Walnut Lbrip Table
l CHAIR And Lounge to match
One Library SldoboAru
Il Two hns Walnut BOOKCASES
aSs SSGGst Rcosi !ae!uslss he Gsa.. .S.:
Three ssts SUI Rep Curtains
oHasIbSges ps-~- snPTns~d "s'i~rn- with fuTnitur,
ohairs, table,, QuoenswAro, and Utousils In full
| wv sERyANTs RQoMs =.
stoVc- n al the ohAmbsr .'L OIL A.
Hat RAnk and Hall Chain 40 L. L. ..-... DID,
Oneloth and Capet upon the passage and stairs
JAZZ. issV .hs Sss al hat pses OF parcel p srossd
IN he aid city o. waahlngtaA, known and described
a. lot numbered ninotesn, uag IN Dayidson'l subdi
J5 mpFoIrd By four stop Prossed brick front Dwell
ling house, nown stone trimnlnGs, and containing aiI
teen comfortable rooa .tnaled upon the south side o.
stros. north between Twelfth and ThiTtesnth street,
Terms: SIOoo eAsh balance In thrss. ,iI nina and
twelve months from date secured By deed Of trusi
/ upon tho premises An coayeyznelng A3d reysnns
Rs y Hs ss q R he Z 2
isssds oooPER i IATfakias Saois.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
pRoPosAIs ron MAIL BAGS.
,. RssE oEES DE ~. ,g,s.l

a
|, ... H. lHILI MAhAINorOe, ID, o., June ., l81o,
Proposals. viii DO received At this Department until
loc0ok y IN, the Eth dag Of July. In for furnah.
iRg ard asllveF9a within thros monlhs thereafter, ~
thlTE aI inches IA leasth and shl sa inches y elI
eaasaA imporIors V rAin such pouches should have
circular bottom iron rings (full tIo INCHES u dame
tori for hAndloa aad light and hoHbo lnoath.piooe
that can DO easily and securely i4atsnsd With pAAlo9k
Asu, nruou loather strap ~ hveted Or popnAnenuy
Altsehsd A Y aaerd ready H9sas 81 pdSsin5 ~ Of
n any Hanner bost adaDt9d 70 The pee d the mall
cAtahlnE AppAratul u the railway mail sortea "A apa
clinan pouch, showing PRECISELY what IA plnFod 70 be-
fnTnaed, mast accompany each proposal 6neh u the
apoeiinfna aapIaiuod A. Gan N.th aaieH and eonye.
plsnee 20 assd b. ths ssies viii y rstAlnsd and paid
ksqry pfopo.Al must DO accompanied NH bond Of
I've thsulaad dollar sseeSsSq n ss ba w
Pulhulil6r 81 the place Of their Foaoneo and eona
tionod ior Tho tqhhnant q saah pFopoA- Aooep'ed
b. the pq4lmAhtoT General, -pla an =,
declnlon tho upenllIon4 Al plYIsolAla WI he
made IN Or belore The ie(h daE Of july. Wv -
nould DO nclolQd In ~ eYp apo, lndorlad.
tsai- 10 Mali Bagu.s Ala 10 " Feaiod 70 ths
"sssoRd AallsiAHt p9as1iaS.1s ufn66fii awFrI
isa-Mit ti.itfr u. POSTMASTER uenerA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
Special Notices.

RYNO COMMITTEE ON
-. Examination q appliean.s Or position on the
tssly nss,ing a Peics headquarters, on TUKsDAY
~ JsSstd S'O' y, o''0'A M T. A. LAzENBY, ses,y.
7 4 l,I'1 N q. r ~
MQeRoN II hetIt,Pt. iill 4 y 4 p. slids an;
sSssss md G q
s,. Iss pob'ie ~ oasdlally iay's'a 70 h'as IN
pos yfa6Rca ssvias nyiied iSs 6sn.ssi osssy.
Ea.i9aL church 70 yor,hlP Nh them DR. R9nhI9s
q sssass .d sas y sss
.ss q an s sSsS. net f sss. .s
pd1-opA,ssfeis'i Iadl;SI ~
O.-FoRTYsKvkuTii AftfSRRskRY'
SUNDAY. JUNE o.. Memorial Disconr.s On U,
$500 80 z Is. ~ -. B
AZ % eel9ok >. p, h IN s.rsst Bsg,i., uhaFuh
~ w. xissssdss II 0i6so1. y il sslear. . M
~ N y SRe. lSou Of u.
RIspstassy bsgsrtssnt 4. eslssh IN ne First
piE slSt;s". i.sss. or.,on s,,gy, III.
Alumni " Iion Y IL cqlsT e u. elsss n istp, Al
", Jtji r ~ Lfops5 Svsat6 Annual
gou,gsaesassAi All o'sloek, a m IN ne fii.s B.p'
~ ci2tf 81 s.sisa "a ~ Ssssss
Loh,s uhaEch, a. carroll Hall SUNDAY kVkNing'
fY:Pg1'd f'Oa Thursday IA iais Tsts;. g S'n''
B-OIAAIIBNsso "a fIaisiE FJF J GpgEroRA
... - QoMNrTTrE Roon, CLTI Hail. /
MOTIFS ~, ssr tRss IL SSSs u s sSpcn.
under oln. resolution a ne GUY vosnss % asser
M S. { 'SS SsS %: q: Scs
sn, IND fsa 3 w r ssat Is s sis 70
i Snsonsr ssi.ienos- IN ladebtsodosus : : = -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
SALE OF CORPORATION HAY SCALES.

MAYORS OFFIcE, OIr1 Hall, June n, 1870.
BY virtue % act OF the CITY Councils. and In
cOrdAnoo herewith, ahA offer for sale, for oash %
ths highest biddgf, on FRIDAY, the 10Th Inst, In
night and pgvilsge o. using he several Corporation
Scales until tho lst day Of JULY 7l, foF tho purpose
Of weighing Hay, StAH FODDER Oats IN the straw, and
Llvo Stock The scales are situated At the following
No L LOuisiAnA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west Tr
No in front Of Northern mArhst, at intersection
Of New York avenue and street north
No. q In front OF AnAoostiA engine house.
No. 4 A. he Intersection Of Maryland avenue and
y street north with Third street cast =. .
No. & Al the intersection o. vermont avenue with
The foilouins IL the tariff Of rAtes which the pur.
ohLSsrs enutlod 10 reeeyei For ever Dad Of hAJ,
straw fodder, or oats In the straw, WEIGHING Lou
pounds or loss esntsi over 20 pounds, % oents;
and for each and even bundle bale package Of the
same, 10 cents Tor wsizhinE I've stool, osais Tor
eyerJ hahdrod pounds n = u ~. TT
Partiss puTohAsnS win 30 required TO comply With
Al the provisions o. he HsI appsgssd nat Of PsbruaI.
ISL entitled AN act TO sstAbah pablo hay scales,
and Tor other parposssH and an act approved April 10
le, entitled IAN got 70 regulate tie weight and sale
Of hay" NJ, a. EMERY, Mayor.
ia2Std GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aaot'ra .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
PUBLISHERS,

10 Washington Street. Boston.
BY co2 Sl:sa.S.. ST i sssl sSS IS
Southwest corner Pa avenue and Eleventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

III YOU WANT FIOUR SACKS, PAPKR BAGS,
MssRp!a4 PApSI, rla9i A. Es. a9ss sad
ead lEhth stEsst aofthsssa. near h9sth hem
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
New Advertisements.

TOR sAI.E-THRKE PLEASURE YACHTS, KIN.
owHATAN HQT'E14 foot Of Seventh street. q n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

A RMY sTPFLlEs. T7sT ~ 80
y ia OsnCH DEPOT OoN. on llunRmTnN0Hl q
H-y hOnT lAAynlfwoRfl, KAN, june ", ta10.
baAlad frupoaAa, In duIlinata. subject 10 die usual
S JsS n" s a so- S faan Ssle sss
United States army with =. ri lT 900 THI77
ieppo poand. tlFosa RIO Coffee, IN square doabls
laos pOqads q srtsA Family Soap. in wSlia,rspped
400 sAiSss N.Rly Vinegar. half each, In buErsl'
sPoffs should IiSiS he pfos Of he -four in single
ssSpis[ n iioar. ooass. soap and ylnorsr nnr, 40
Tbs ioss sad uoiioo shoald not lOO popnda 70 The
pactsss. inc Boap ahsnld BE- vol dried and fail
WulEht-10 pounds hot n the bon- -
The yipesaf ml3 y nAae aa.lS iron WHISKY. zee
uniform qironath, taking thiry gllpI u pure bleAT
bonAig 81 0laah 10 nontate one huld ounce Of Vim.
fhs proposals shsaid state the prloo At which tho
onvqrth Kansas, y Wail . the pros AZ which they
Nll BIO furnished II thu depot Of any point the
Kansas paohe ralln1Ad. - = 80 =. I 10 :. :.
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= 'la9ltd ~ F71r'i i 0hptAinl o. B., u, A.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-18

GEN. QuEsApA's MAN1rEsro.-Gen.
Manuel Quesada, Commandcr-in Chief
of the Republican Army of the Island
of Cuba, who arrived in New York
about ten days ago, has published an
address to tho people Of the United
States. The General speaks hopeful.
ly of the future, and boldly avows
that the Cubans fighting in Cuba have
resolved that their country shall soon
be free and independent nation. A
tabular statement Of tho strength of
the liLcrating army is contained in the
Generals manifesto, showing n total
strength Of G1,GSS mon, 5,OS5 OF
whom arc in the Oricntc District. IS.
81 in tho CamaSuay, and 1900 in
Las Villas. Not only have the Gu.
bans an organized army, but they
have also, according to General Que.
sada, in the district occupied by their
troops, churches, schools and manu-
factories for the supplying of the ma.
tcrial. lie claims that the Govern.
ments of the United States and Great
Britain are ignorant Of what has hap
pcncd in Cuba, in consequence of tho
facility with which the Spaniards can
disseminate false news.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-18

STUMps.-Mr- II. W. Risley' of New
York, from WHOM we received and
Published some interesting suggestions
with regard to immigration sends us
the following useful item in relation
to the removal of stumps:
Our agricultural friend, will be glad
to learn of cheap and easy process
fer ridding fields and grounds of
these membranes and eycsores ;;nd
often utensil dcstroyers. Take
a tea cup full or less of Petroleum and
smear it over the top Of stnmp in
dry warm weather, and in few days
it will follow the pores Of the wood
and penetrate into the very roots.
Fire will then accomplish its mission
Of destruction-at least so far as the
Petroleum has penetrated IF the fire
goes out before consuming the stump
repeat the application Of Petrolc-
um and fire. Petroleum is the cheap
est inffamable substance that can be
applied-costing in the Northern ci-
ties from 8 to 8 dollars per barrel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-18

The INCOME TAX LAW REPEALED.
There is serious misapprehension,
Csays the New York Herold,) in the
public mind in relation to the income
tax. Petitions are being sent to
Washington for the erepeal of law" 1t
should bo distinctly UNDERSTOOD that
the income tax law was repealed by
Limitation on the 31st day of Dccem-
Der, 1869. The tax now being assess
ed is for the year 1869. After it is
paid no other income tax can Bio col
lected or assessed without the enact
ment of an entirely new law, which
is not likely to be brought about.
The repeal of the old law is til.al and
unconditional. It takes effect as soon
as the tax for 1869 is paid. A Bill
passed the House 'undertthe previous
question gag rule a few days ago, pro.
viding. for tho assessment and coIlec.
tion of an income tax for one year
only, (187o,J but it met with disas-
trous defeat in the Senate. It is not
at Ill likely. that 'c0ngrreasas vii" pdt
such needIess Burden UPON o tiie peo!!
pie again id face Of tls UNANIMOUS
protest .of tho entire pre- press Of sho
country. 'dThe zocahsioh othat Called
for it haspassed 7away ys4fo5rseolvor Forever Bet
us have'no m6re income tax laws e
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