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M0rnEN NrLn--r /

Pu ihr .u.urut tuu iuuUu l.DUNI.
s most hcpH-rcudiug occurrence
took plncc yrs'culuy evening about
two miles northwest uf this pln"r,
Mrs, Cook, wife Of Mr. A.Cuok, UNDER
tool, 10 kndlc fire, and falling {"
make It burn readily, called 10 her
daughter for II" kerosene can, 10 pour
some 81 the .u,i on the wood. The
result was that the oil caught fire, and
passing into the can exploded, the
whole covering AIrs. C,and her infant
(Which she had in her arms, with the
blazing fluid. Her husband, who was
in the field near by, was alarmed by
hearing the piercing shrlcks of his
wife aud child. en-. Failing 1 cNt.n-
gllish the fire by ordinary means, he
took her and plunged her in the branch
near 10y. Al the clothing was b"rnt
from the body. fymH ,thctic neigh
bors soon came t. render their assist
ance, and II physician was sent for,
who came promptly, ana such relief
was given as was proper; but no skill
or kindness avniled-the babe died last
night, and the mother expired This
morning. The little girl is terribly
burnt, and will lose one of her arms.
Mr.. Cook * also very badly burned
and will carry the sears to the grave.
This sad accident adds one more to
the many which have occurred of Il
similar character, resulting from the
injudicious and dangerous practice of
bringing Kerosene in the vicinity of II
fire and ought to be warning to
those who are in the habit Of kindling
fires with it. ,.
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WE hear considerable complaint
from our subscribers at Terrell, Kauf-
man county, because of no postoflice
having as yet been established at that
place. 1t is an important point on the
Texas and Pacific Railway, and should,
we think, long since have had the ben
eft of postonice. We are informed
that Il name has been sent up and rec
commended for postmaster, and it is
time that the matter should have been
attended to. 1t is to be hoped that the
matter will receive the immediate at
tention of the proper authority.
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Grand TouFnpucnt nj HaIlns-F !riy
N.igi.s wanted.

On Thursday and Friday, the 18th
and 10th of September next, there will
he held ut tic Fair Grounds, In This
city, II Grand Tournament, 10 which
the ladies and gentlemen of this and
surrounding counties are most cordially
invited. 10 the successful knights
premiums will be awarded, ranging in
value from ;:525 to $50.
The premiums for the first day EN-
brace magnificent ladies' gold watch
and chatelane, gentlcman's fine
riding saddle and handsome ring.
On the second day, II iirst-class sew
ing machine Singers patenU, gents
silver hunting case watch, anda ladies'
fine riding saddle will be awarded.
Also, Il crown and three wreaths will
be presented with each days prizes.
The following is II list of the officers
appointed for the occasion: General
John j. Good, President; Judge Nat
NJ. Buriord, Nice-prcsidcnt; Captain
T. q. Bower, Secretary.
The following are the Judges for the
two days exhibitions Captain John w.
Swindells, Dallas;C Colonel Daniel Daily,
Lancaster; Dr. $ j. Sizer, Dallas; Judge
w. II. Hord, Dallas County; Colonel
f. w Rodgers, WaXahachic; DR.. II. j..
Snow, Kaufman; Captain Dudley Herd,
Mckinney; DR.. II. l.. Parsons, Terrell;
Captain J. l.. Leonard; Dallas.
Colonel w. c. Holland, Grand Mar
shaland Commandant of knights; Cap
tain Ben Joncs, list Assistant; Lee F..
Rhodes, I'd Assistant.
knights desiring to contest for the
above prizes are requested to meet 1T
the Fair Grounds on the evening pre-
ccding the exhibition, for the purpose
Of organization.
The arena Wi!l b. n.. a..t'>d and
fifty wards in circuHic.r =, and seven
ring win be used. The length of Ian
ocs 10 be nlno feet.
The Entrance fee has been fixed ut
the small sum of 50 90 for each day.
On Thursday evening Grand Ball
will be given, which will conclude the
Exhibition.
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IT cost a two thousand dollar piano,
a fifteen hundred dollar wardrobe and
toilet equal tothe Empress of Aus
trials, to marry off a young lady up in
al adjoining county to smashin' cuss,
who claimed to be worth several mil
lions, and who of course was to pay
Though he didn't know anything
about that for these utensils after the
knot was tied. Well, the ceremony
hadn't been over week when it was
discovered that the Sc. hadn't the
several millions, nor even several car
tickets, $and the "piano," and the
wardrobe" and the "toilet'' have dis
appeared, and the wife does the milk
ing, after the cows finish that "wind-
ing DER the lea," with the not now
very smashin' cuss driving them.
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Coi.0SEL Leonard ", Groce, one of
the very oldest citizens of Texas, died
in Austin county on Friday night.
Once possessed of domain amount
ing to a principality i'll the extent, ana
one of the largest planters in Texas,
he and his family were long famous
for generous hospitality, charity, ana
public spirit. The war left him with
health and fortune shattered, and the
history of his life would form an in
structive commentary on The viciasi-
tudes of the times. No more humane,
kindly, or generous gentleman has
lived and died in Texas Galveston
Civilian.
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THERE is man living down on
Young street who is in the habit OF
watching tho old year out and the new
in, and didn't know why lie couldn't
lust as well watch the summer out, and
the autumn in. So he took Il scat on the
front atoop of Il blooming widows res
itlerce and sat there all night Sunday,
on the "Vatch." In the morning that
manlcss female got UP an extra hot
kettle of water for the ''Watchcr's'
benefit, let loose wnrm-apiritcd blood
hound on him, and got three of her
admirers after him with shot guns.
When asked now what he thinks of
the theory of "watchlng'' the depart
urc and arrival of seasons, heSays that
it is simply traditional and that the
modern argument against il he finds
extremely obstinate.
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rb.HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff
/ of Dallas County greeting: You are here
by commanded that you summons, by pun
licatiOn, Charles Carter, who Is II non-resl-
dent of the State OF Icxas, 70 pc anu nppaaT
before the District Court to be holden in and
for the county of Dallas, ut the rl-house
thereof in the city and county of Dallas and
State of Texas on the first Monday, the 9th
day of October, 4. ID. 1873, then and there TO
answer the petition Of Eliza j. Carter, filed
in said court, against the SAID Cnarles carrier,
and alleging in substance as follows, TO Wit !
That heretofore, to wit. on the - day OF June,
A. ID. 1863, the plaintiff, Eliza Jane Carter
was lawfully married to the defendant,
Charles Carter, that for the period of =
months plalntin lived with said Carter, and
conducted herself rs becometii II KIND, afiec-
tionate and dutiful wife, and mlnistercd to
all his necessary wants and comforts; that
ON or about the = day of - \. ID. 1863, the said
def ndant left the premises of piaintiH, with
the ayowed intention of abandoning plain
liff and did abandon her from that day hith-
crto. Plaintiff further says that she has had
no intercourse or communication with de-
PENDANT from the date of his abandonment
up to the present lime.
Wherefore, plaintiff brings this salt, and
asks that defendant be cited, hy publication,
to appear and answer herein, and that the
bonds of matrlmony therefore, existing be-
tween her and defendant be dissolved, and
for such other and further relief as she may
he entitled TO. Herein fail not, but have you
then and there before said court this writ
with your return thereon showing how YOU
have executed the same.
Witness: John NJ. Laws, Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court OF Dallas County. Giver
49, under my hand and the seal of said
sEAI. Court, at office. in the city of Datlis
~ this 9Th day of September, 1873
JOHN NJ. LAWS, G. ID. {. ID. c., T,
BY T.. CooMBEs, Deputy. iw
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcss. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO Eas. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile ana
dangerous oils Its safety under every posi-
BILE test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use in over 3O0ODU
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
CURED from burning, storing or handling 1t.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling.
The Insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral rs the best Safeguard where lamps
are used. send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT & CO.,
l6gI.Swgni los Fulton street, New York.
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,.oCKrR FEMALE COLLEGE, Lex

iugton Ky. Well selected course of study;
special departments Tor AZ ornamental
cnccd; extensive grounds for recreation; eX-
ce!lcnt buildings, lGJXSS feet, four stories,
containing l2J rooms, cnmmpdinuS chapel,
nice recitation, ornamental, pay, ana bnth
rooms, warmed by steam and lighted by gas.
Only two young ladies occupy room. Cost
of improvements over SlOl,ODO, Charges as
low rs any school Offering equal advantages
in the United States. Fall term commences
September <, 1873.
INSTRUMENTATION Robert MilliGan, Elder
J. W. McGnrycy, Hon. John G.. Breckinrdgc,
lngton; Colonel j. p. Johnson, Gait House,
Louisville.
For catalogues address j. NJ. HOOKER,
Proprietor; ROBT. GRAHAM, Prcst.; 7. H.
HOOKER, Sccy. 49wit.
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V,HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff
hereby commanded that you summon by
publication, W. c. Wyatt, William wyatt,
f.cona Wyatt, Charles J: Wyatt, Remington
Wyatt, louis, Wyatt, Worry Wyatt, LAVISH
O'Gwin, who are on-rnsidents OF the state of
Texas, to he apd appear before the District
Court to lie holden in and for the county OF
Dallas, at the Courthouse thereof, in the city
and county of Dallas and State OF Texas, on
the first Monday, the 9Th day of October, M.
1873 then and there to answer the petition
Of John II. o'Gwin and Louisa Hendrix,
wife of james Hendrix. and alleging in sub
stance as follows, tn-wit: That plaintiffs:
John II. OHwin ana Louisa liendriX:wiir of
james Hendrix, and defendants Wiiiiaii
age, and heirs of Mrs. - Wyatt, deceased wife
of We. wyatt, and Charles J. Wyatt. Lou
lisa Wyatt, Mary Wyatt, and Louisa WYATT,
and Martha :. U'Gwin, widow of William r..
O'Gwin, deceased, and James W. Dtiwm,
minor heir of William X. O'Gwin. deceased,
Gwin, deceased, Mary C.o'Gwin and Lconidas
O'Gwin, minors and heirs at law of said lie
onidas O'Gwin deceased, are the heirs al Jaw
Of William O'Gwin, deceased, who departed
this life on I'll - day Of 49,, Is, interstate,
in the county of Dallas state of Texas, seized
and possessed IS the following described tract
OF land, living in the county of Dallas and
state of Texas, about twelve miles west rom
the city OF Dallas, on the waters of Mountain
creek, and the headlight OF said William
O'Gwin. and bounded as follows, tO-wit: six
hundred and forty acres, beginning at the
northeast cor cr OF n 800 acre survey ntadc for
Edward Shamrock, II stake from which an
elm 1 inches in diameter, hears south ID Z,
east IL varits, another, II inches, bears north
- east u Varas; thence north l.9l0 varas to
corner stake in prairie, thence WeSi l,0l5
varaS TO II stake in prairie, from which Il
chittcrn \ inches in diameter bears south
and west 10 varas thence south ,Sb Varas TO
corner, stake in prairie; thcnQe cast 90
south 81 varas to said Shamrock northwest
corner, stake in prairie; thence with said
: lnrrOckS north boundary line, east 30
Varis to the beginning; that more than four
wears have elapsed since the death of the said
William O'Gwin, and praying that said de-
in, that they have judgment for the partition
and distribution of tn" above described tract
of land among the plaintiffs and defendants,
giving and allotting TO plaintiff John O'tiwin
one sh are, Louisa Hendrix one share, william
WYATT Leona Wyatt, Charles j. Wyatt, Re
min2ton Wyatt. LAVISH wyatt, Mary WSa,t,
and Louisa Wyatt one share; TO James w .
G'Gwin one share, TO Mary &. DHwin and
Leonida O'Gwin one share, and for general
and special relief.
Herein fail not, hut have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how You nave exc
cutcd the same.
- Witness, John VI. Laws, Clerk of the
SEAL a district Court oil D'''"S county, lex
49, Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at office in the city OF
Dallas, this it'll day OF SePtemher l Ws
Clerk of the District Court of dallas county,
a. T. COoMBES, Deputy. 'Idiw
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uuu.u r,pt N.-..ulIuu p.u.. I. H
IpuDriotlrllmumDl.Jo.,rm unyDI
inviting hlm lr howrwul u l.n upm.
Inc mir will hpr,cu hyiho follow
lurrppIn received hy ihcSrc,nimy Of
the Association, l.. q. Bower Esq,
that our cltllcus are 10 hcdlsappoinlcd
In not having him wi'hua:
"MrNrWs, August 20,
az. q. Bower, Esq:
"SR-Nours ofthc lth inst. reached
this place during my nlrcncc, and
hcnctthc delay luthlsrcplN llwould
give ne sincygr pleasure to accept the
kind invitation ol your Board Of Dl-
rcctors, bat ! regret That circumstances
will not permit me to do 50. Please
make my thanks to your Directors Fog
the consideration with which they
have regarded NE, and believe me very
respectfully and truly yours,
"JEfFliRSON DANIS.n
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Go 10 SicgsEi ~ DO. for the
best ~. Louis BELL Treble Pia-
nos i'm the InariIct---in monthly
instalimonts: also for furni-
ture. books. stationery. crooks
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
OF nnoultiings, wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lcry. d&wlawly
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DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no sulphur,
Dcalcation in United States Treasury.

Dc.alcaiion in United States Treasury.
The New Eurl; sun, with its various
indictments against the President and
other Radical oiliccholdcrs, in conncc-
ton with the Black Friday gold spccu-
lution, the st. Domingo job, the Credit
Mobilicr swind!c, and dozen other
similar schemes, now intimatcs the
belief that there is Il present deficit of
ten millions Of gold in the Treasury.
The New York Commercial Bulletin,
standing apart from politicY, does not
by any means improve affairs when
saving, in its last issue, that the Treas
ury Department has failed to publish
the usual yearly volume of receipts
and expenditures. The Bulletin says;
"From 1891 to 1866 the law was
regularly oheycd; the statement was
promptly furnished to Congress, and
even through the turmoil and distlac-
tions of the war the annual volume
appeared. Ii was reserved for Finance
Ministers in time of peace to defy OF
ignore the law and the Constitution,
and to boldly withhold from Congress
and the people the information which
WAS their right; while, if accounts can
be trusted, the information thus with
held was sold by somebody to some
body else in Wall street, TO the profit
of 4 favored few"
After making this statement, the
Bulletin asks
"And, meantime, where are the
accounts for 1871, 1872 and 1873: Echo
answers where? But this much II
certain; During the past four years
the Treasury admits receiving one
thousand five hundred million dollars
IA sum thirty per cent greater than
the assessed value Of all the property
in the great city Of New York-oi
which not one cent has been accounted
for according to express law and long
Established custom.o
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Lexington, V

From Hon. u. W. Walker, of Alabama.
Providence placed in my way n circular or
your institution, and Al two years residence
of my daughter IN your family has given me
unqualified cause for gratitude.
From lion. Mrs. \. 4. capcrton, of West Va
l have prayed that your life might he
spared To educate my youngest daughter, tho
NTH we have had under your care.
From Colonel BE- Yancey, Of Georgia.
TO select n school For my daughter, per-
sOnally inspected the most eminent inStitu-
tionS, even ms far north ms New York, and
finally fixed upon yours. Her success Justi-
flies my choice.
From Honorable William Ballard Preston
Committing my third daughter TO your
care, | hereby express my increased conf
dcncr, for ! confess, as n Nirginian am
proud Of your institution. Diff.
From Governor John l.ctcher, of Virginia.
= From my own personal knowledge
uf the school, cordially commend II as one
of the very best female schools, within my
knowledge, in the southern States.
FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS THE PRINCIPAL,
Or Honorable y. X. Trout, or Colonel Will
liam II. TamS. Secretaries of the Board of
Trustees.
Junc 2Sth. 1873. lG-dlw-wlm
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at.. 80 80 - ,.1U,i warn, n"d ~ 10"
Tow rnies, as rnn he done ANS where
nua vc mean 10 u. ~. hrihg yonr
line Bob worh "a TffE DAIRY uGH'
$50 OFFICE, Former Elm n"d H""s'
I'm aireeIa.
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A RUSTIC moralist, rector going his
rounds-"An mcommonly fine pig,
Mr.. Dibbles, deelaFelr Contemplate
ing viIlager-"Ah, yes, sir, il we were
only all Of Us as At to die as him, sirp'
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rEE1snMAL NOTICE.

n Mr. Livingston t., lpuut mtluorly ot
tInrUg, 81, u, supposed a. o. iu 'lrXnS NJ
ur,.ut, VIII communicate with william
JOuca, Morning ESprrst uiilcc, Albany, y.
So az viii conform pvpr on hIs relatives IN
tIut cItu. l5NIEylt
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TERM
per session of Ave months, specic,.

TTNT H'NNTNH NJ NV INVHIHHi HVVVTV7'
Primary Department, first division, $40
Primary Department, second division, SD
Preparatory Department, $50; Collegiate De-
pnrtmcnt, So; Music on Piano S2j Use of
Piano s.; Music on Guitar by Mrs. j. a
Walker, Sl7 80; Contingent lee, el 80.
Board can be had in private families, Mt
from Sl2 30 to SlT per month. For further IN
ormution apply 10 the President. iSw2m
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Rev. j. NJ Pugh, \. g.. Professor of Moral
science and Biblical Iitcraturc;J, T.. Bishop,
\. NJ, Professor OF MHthcmaticS and Teacher
If French; T.. +. Ncagcr, 4, H., Professor of
Ancient Languages; ------ Professor OF
Natural Science; --- Principal N
Preparatory Department Mrs. Anna II. Bass,
Principal Of Primary Department.
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UP Pacific avenue, the other night, n
man went home drunk and pulling off
his boots and removing his hat laid
them with his cane on the steps and
started down town again. About two
hours afterwards he returned and
found his wife standing on those steps,
with his boots and hat on and his
cane raised with blood-curdling and
disenchanting grace and an intonation
poetical with gravity, pressing him TO
step into the house. He stepped in,
but as he passed over the threshold
there was feeling union bttween his
back and that cane, 50 much so that
the neighbJrs sent oVoF ~ inquire il
anything had "bustcd' in Smiths
house.
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we see that Proctor a Garnbre's Extra

Olive Soap Is becoming very popular in our
city. Its quality, we hnow, is superior, and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, aud that 1t has a
large sale
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DO mi Drannir.

IIundrtls of iscs of ScrOllIln, In It's worst
the sl;ill of eminent phyylclHns, Rhcnmut-
les who nave been suffering Tor years ma the
victims Of the iuiudicioUs use OF Mercury,
have been radically cured by DR.. TUFTS
IL is the most powerful altcratlv" and blood
purifier known. II Is prescribed by many
piySiCiaug IN their practice.
If YOU have Chills, whether every other
day, every tenth day, or every two or three
weeks, tpl,c Dr. ruttS Liver Pi.ls ma you
VIII check them, Otherwise they vii! stick TO
you all winter.
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This word, which lar h.rn staring cNrIy
body On ttr r,r' tor tHr past f'w years, aud
r. now uttlng into nearly oyryboiS p
mouth, i.a preparation fpr cleansing, bguu-
ufylngoGd preserving The teeth, swrHcning
The breath, ma Hrr' ding 'ho progress of
d,cny.
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EcR sAGu.

| have for sale cheap one secondhand
piano aad II sccnnd-illud parlor organ. both
im goo, order. Call at my Office opposite the
Herald Office, Dallas, T"xls. ~
jl-Wit ALFRED FREEMAN.
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WITH symptoms Of weariEess in his
lift, a modern darkey raised bucket
of discarded hash 10 his wagon. At
the same time a modern belle passed
in purple and fine linen and that
bucket greasily slid ont of that unob-
serving piece Of colOr's hand and
through variegated shower of dish
water despairing remover of
ncrumts'' may have been seen at his
prayers, and a maioenly voice from the
fragrant mist was heard t. exclaim
those saddest words otengue or zen
s'dann ityi
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mARvE2Fsc 0LLEGE.

W NrN 'A"N''Ni ~s"-"" fs'
Rev. y Nj. PUG ~. n. NJ, prest
The next scholastic ycarOf tits Institution
will commence on Monday, September LIST,
1879 aud continue iOlty weeks.
FAULTY OF IySTRU CTIoN,
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v.uar.. medical Advise.

sivinr Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Of
an ordinary female complaints a book
needed BY al mothers and sickly females
Prcs s cfs, Address - ah1ve, l2idtgfm
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H. t0nbtV tttsrtr0it
rfmmrri, tuabiof
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL s250.OOO
DIIilGt TORS.
T. @. JORDAN. J.R. COUTs,
w. Il. HUGHES. CO. SLAUGHTER.

This Institution, chartered hy the l"gisln-
ture Of the state Of TcXns, will commence
operation June /, INa, aud VIII do u general
banking, exchange, and collection business,
Will discount first class paper NJ reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject Ia check ut
sight, and issue bllls Of cNcnnngc ON the prin-
cipnl cities of the United States. Rclntltnnccs
made 10 all the Lending cities of Europe.
Special attention given Ia the collection Of
notes, drafts, etc. Throughout the state and
elsewhere. The business of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.
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LANCASTER MASONIC INSTITUTE.
FOR SALE.

OFF, for sale my Dwelling and Bushes
HGuar. IN the town of Actin, Hood County
Texas. Both buildings arr 81 stone, wei
plastprcd and conpletr in eEery respect. ~
business point, actin Is perhaps not sur,
passed In the state. For Incarnation call
upon me at my residence, AGlip, Texas:
5lH2m w. u. MGN liDRIER.
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FROM GEN. ROBERT I. LEE AND OTHER PATRON

The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated at the Virginia Female Institute, in
Staunton, Va, under the care of Rev. X. H.
Phillips. They therefore know IL To be an
admirably conducted institution for yonug
ladies, and they cordially recommend 1t to
favor even beyond its past extensive patron
age, GEN. X. II. LEE, w. and L.. u,
:. j. X. SMITH, V. NJ. l.,
NJ AL \. pENDIIE,uON.
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CITY GaSN OYkS.

The following dispatch was received
on yesterday by Mr.. j. b. ScrugSs
President of the Gaslight Company OF
this city: