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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-31

ALEX ASDR1A MARKET, May 3l.-Wheat is
very dull, with light receipts; offerings of 30
bushels white and 493 of red, with sales of the
former at 1888 for choice anil of the latter at l73
for prime Corn is dull ut yesterdays quota
tons offerings of 534 bushels of mixed and 30 of
yellow, with sales Of the formor at IS and 6
and of the latter ut IS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, MAY 81, 1873
SUN RosE...... 40 NOON sETsll 81
SUN SETS. ........ Ll6
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to F A
Reed. She reports the schr Enoch Moore in
the Kettle Bottoms, 8 schooner off Maryland IT
and one off ST. Georges Island-all loaded and
bound up.
Steamer Express Baltimore, by Jos Broder:.
& Go.
Steamer E Biddell, Philadelphia, by FA
Reed.
Schr r Kirk, Jersey City, by American
Coal Go.
schr S Harding, Boston, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr N Harmon, for this Pc t, Sailed from
Lubec 20:h
Schrs Charley Woolsey and A kindberg,
hence, at lew Haven 18th.
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BAPTIST General Association.

RICHMOND, May S0-At the meeting OF the
association to-day various committees were ap'
pointed. a., ~.
Rev Mr. Jaeger, recently jewish kabnl'
of Mobile. Ala, was invited to seat and also
requested to address the association. tie said,
that after the JOY and delight which he had
found 10 meeting with the brethren 10 Mobile,
he too readily accepted the opportunity which
had been offered to visit his Baptist brethren
in Virginia
The meeting was then addressed on the Ed
ucational scheme by Revs John 4: Broaddus,
of South Carolina; Butler. of Vermont; 3.
Sears, of Staunton, A. +. Dickinson and DR..
Taylor.
Rev. J. VIM. Jones presented the report Of
the foreign mission board, pending the discus
sion of which the association took a recess
At night Rev. DR.. Jeter delivered very IN
teresting historical discourse on the work OF the
Association.
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice
May 81, 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
vcrti$ed and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-31

PRINCE WILLIAM TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. -
The following township officers were elected at
the May election, 10 addition to those gwen IN
our last issue.
Brentsville neutrality-suspicious., j. B.
Reid; Assessor, James NJ. Sinclair; Clerk, A.
F. Woodward Collector, John I. Goodwin;
Commissioner of Roads, John A. Brawner;
Overseer of Poor, Benz F. Manuel; Justices Of
the Peace, A. F. woodward till 1875, and Jno.
D. Payne till 1876; Consabes, John T. Good
win. till 1875; Geo. B. Chichester, till 1876:
Occoquan neutrality-suspicious., Dr. Mil
ton A. fish; Clerk. L. Ledman; Assessor, Absa-
lom T. Lynn; Collector, Geo. W. Tansl; Com
missioner of Roads, A. NJ. Arlington; Overseer
of Poor, NJ Curtis; Justice of the Peace, C.
". Holland years; Constable, Geo. W. Tan
sill years
Coles Observation-Disclosures, NJ N: Lynn;
Clerk, VIM B. Lynn; Assessor, j. NJ. Barbee.
Collector, Robert H. Keys; Commissioner of
Roads, Roy L. Davis; Overseer of Poor, John
H. Lynn; Justice of Peace, Sam. Il. Lowe, 3
gears Constable, Robert H. Reyes, years.
Dumfries neutrality-suspicious., Chas. f.
Bayley; Clerk, VIM. A. Duunington; Assessor,
VIM. S. Chapman; Collector, james '. Nash;
Commissioner of Roads, Henry G. Brawoer;
Oyerseer of Poor. James Clark; Justices OF the
Peace, 4. H. Fuechsel till 1876; George K. At
kinson till 1874; CoDstables, Jas. V. Nash, TILL
1876 Benjamin Lynn, till lS75.-hanassas
Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-31

TRANs1rs OF VENUS. The transits of the
planet Venus over the disk of the SUM- of which
so much has been said within the year. takes
place at very unequal, though at regularly re-
curing periods, VIZ, at intervals of s, l22. $
aud l05 years. The last was in June. 1862
and the next will be in December. 1874, and
again in 1882. After that, no other will occur
till the year 20O4. These tranS'S are very I'M
portant as enabling US to ascertain the exact
distance of the sun from the earth, which is
now variously stated at from 81 900, uo0 to 95.-
OOO, 900 of miles. At the transts Of l76l and
1863 our astronomical knowledge and facilities
we're not such as to settle the question which
it is now hoped may be definitely and finally
settled 10 1874. As we have before mentioned,
large appropriations have been made by our
own and foreign, Governmeents, to enable as
tronomers carefully to observe the coming tran
sit. The English, French, Germans, Russians
and Americans, are all arranging for numerous
and careful observations.
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r J. TURNER s. cos.
ERUIT JARS.

ERUIT JARS.
Just received my first instalment of GIN
JARS. have been selling the Gem for SIX %.,; "'
eight years, and they have given unusual s' far
faction. The best Fruit Jars in the msf"0'
sale by the gross or dozen at Is King s." ,EI
my 26-2m l.. D. MlDN-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-31

MEXICAN AFFAIRS. special from the
city of Mexico, via Matamoros, informs US OF
the meeting of the Mexican Congress ln count
ing the electoral votes it had counted out Gen:
Diaz and had declared Senior Iglesias elected
Supreme Justice, which embraces the office of
Vice President 10 accordance with the time
houored Mexican custom in such cases, the
next thing in order would be the departure OF
Gen. Diaz to some provincial town, and pro.
nuuciameDto therefrom by him at the head of
a revolutionary army against the "usurpaton
at" the capital But Gen. Diaz, We presume,
has had enough of revolutionary enterprises,
and will quietly accept the situation. The Con,
gross had declared itself regularly organized
tor business, and with the lnteroceanlc Rail
road bill before it as the special order OF the
day. This Interoeeanic road is only the extern
sion of the line from the city Of Mexico to the
Pacific Ocean, which has been completed from
Vera Cruz to Mexico. Meantime bloody dis
turbances are reported as having attended the
State election in Iucatan-a State which has
been for some time In very much the upcom-
Portable political condition of Louisiana Iuca-
tan, however, is much worse off than Lousi.
ana, in being at the same time victim OF q
raging yellow fever and the prey of fighting
factions of raging politicians. T. Herald.
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. There is no
more use for your inebriate asylums or cold
water organization, for certain cure of drum
kenness has been discovered by accident. 1t
seems that man we call "Shack" for short,
was 10 the habit of spreeDg early and often.
About two years ago, Oh the third quarter Off
lengthy debauch, be made his wife cook him
half dozen eggs, which be ate shell aud all.
Then taking a pod of red pepper he proceed
ed to eat that for settler. Bob j., COM
ing in during the last operation remarked
that will burn you up."-Shack replied, Il
will bet you quarter l can eat that whole
string there pointing to one containing twenty
large pods. The bet was made-the wager won;
and for weeks, despite the efforts of the doc
tors, Shack complained Of volcanic burning
in the left side. He still lives many miles
higher up the Rappahanuock, but has never
taken drink or asked for red pepper on his
eggs from that day to this Gilman, tn the
Richmond Whtg.
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TODAY.

OPENED TODAY.
MATING. lat all peices) Floor, nnu.0
Stair and Oil Cloths. Also, W hlte Oou"'''
''' 1'"'n VIM. n. BERkLEl,.
NV % Ga King street
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r OTIS FOR SALE.
- Tuo LOTS on Pitt street. between Princes
and Queen, for sale. Apply To- &c Wolfe St.
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The Port Tobacco, Md, Times says:-"An old
colored woman, named Bette Short, supposed
to have been nearly or quite one hundred years
old. died few days since near this place. She
was formerly the slave of Col. VIM. Bruce, a
soldier of the Revolution, who died many years
ago. A colored woman, now seventy,three
wears old, remembers Bette Short as woman
serving in the house when she was but child. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-31

WhllS 1ooD'' WHITE GOODS
Swiss Striped Muslins, Victoria t ts;s. Main.
op Lawns, Batiste Piquas, Calnot''''
socks, &C., just opened by ~ ,ppELEY
.o "a King street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18
Meeting of tho Council last Might.

Meeting OF tho Council last Might
Present-Ilis Honor Ben. Long, Mayor,
all the Council except DR.. Cochran and
Capt. Lane.
Upon the suggestion Of the Mayor the
Board took under consideration the neces-
sity Of taking some steps calculated 10
prevent the advent Of smallpox to the
city, and also to prevent its spread, should
that terrible scourge make It's appearance
in our midst. The Board was advised
that the disease is prevailing in nearly all
tho Cities Of the North and East, and in
some portion Of our own State. After con-
siderable deliberation II was moved and
carried that the Mayor, in conjunct ion
with the Board Of physicians he retofOre
appointed DO instructed to appropriate
the funds already raised for the purpose
of erecting pest house--to the building
Of house on the hospital grounds, which
shall be devoted to the accom- M odation Of
smallpox patients.
With reference to the bridge OH Com
merco street, VIII ich was reported to be in
o falling condition, it was NOV ed and car
ried that Alderman Capy and Mr.. Davis
be appointed q committee to examine said
bridge and report for further orders to the
next meeting of the Board.
The revision of tho city ordinances was
then taken up, and was being acted upon
when our reporter left,
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tion, where ample time was afforded
for healthful cogitation upon the weakness
Of man, and the temptations to which he
is subjected and unfortunately too often
81 ccumbs. The usual fine was assessed,
and each withdrew himself from the judi.
cial presence wiser, and it is to be hoped
better men.
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Tint Gin,

That Gin.
Messrs. Williams \ Bro. complmented
the Herald office few days ago with o
bottle Of their celebrated Imported Gin,
which was subjected to the proper tests
by oil parties concerned in analizing it,,
and was unanimously pronounced to DO
tho only perfect sample Of pure liquor sent
to this oiic during the week. These gen.
tlenen do business on tip top principles
and deal in nothing but the best of every
article in their line. We commend them
most favorably to our patrons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18

We
Take great pleasure in communicating
the advent of new and enterprising firm
to our city. Messrs. Goslin;& Co., have
bought out Mr.. j. L. D. Blades and will
soon be ready to display in Dallas the
finest and best stock Of goods ever intro
duced in this State. For the present they
are selling out the stock on hand at great
ly reduced rates in order to make room
for tho avalanche Of goods which they
have ordered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18
SCOTS Mills.

scott's Mills.
We regret to learn that the boiler Of this
enterprislng establishment exploded yes
terday, fortunately however, attended with
no loss &C life. We but express tho wish
Of many Of our citizens, when we hope
that the damage to this, one ofthe many
evidences of our prosperity, may be speed
lily repaired, and the works resume their
original strength and activity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18
Roing Overstock cd

Boing Overstock cd
In some lines of Queensware and Glass
ware, and being in great need for more
room for our contemplated Furniture bust
ness,.we will offer for the next Is days all
goods on haad at greatly reduced prices.
G0LsIN s. CO.,
no7d III Successors to J Il. D. Blades.
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Attentions.

Is called to the card Of Geo. B. Holland,
SJf, successor to D. W. Smith, variety
store, Main street, two doors west Of tho
0dd-Fellows' Hail. Mr.. Holland keeps on
hand full stock Of tailor's goods, tents,
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
caps, wagon-sheeiO, ETC., and invites the
public to call and examine his goods and
prices.
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Metallic Burial Cases.
=" ~ - IIIf " N n \
IN ALIAS SPRINGS ACADEMY

,vHJBpHiWff qnAVigtl
Us nov open for the reception Of private putils
Inc plesent session began February s. and will con
tinua four calendar months. Tho course Of study
embraces three departments the Primary Inter.
mediate and Academic. F7''n % iTT n 49,.
RATES OF TUITI0N PAYABLE MONTHLY.
(NCoIN.) =,
b PRMARr-Including spelling, reading, writing,
gronnd rules Of arithmetic, and primary geogra y
u -Iuclndipg practical arithmetic,
English grammar aud Geography, per mouth, So SO
= ACADEMIC Including algebra, history, English.
composition natural philosophy, chomisiry, TO-,
stirlsats of tho higher mathematics or langu ages
willbe charged onedollar extra pupilsmay en- Ter
atany timc' but VIII BE- charged for the entire
month. except In cases Of protracted sickness,
nSschool Is open to both sexes but &C soon n,
nracttaelea competent principal will 10 appointed
10 ako charge OF an exclusively girls erartment
Parents AMI persons Interested are cordially In.
vneat 70 vi.it the sOhool and, inspect its manage.
:, A. o.. .aTAiagEli'M.w W. MARTIN, "
""wswsw t' j. 81 prinelpal, /.
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Seed Potatoes

Seed Potatoes
We have just received q large lot Of the
Early Rose and other fine potatoes, and
also fresh supply Of Landreths Garden
Seed Of oil kind, which we are selling very
low for cash. Money refunded IL seeds and
potates are not % we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main & Elm streets.
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Harry Macnrthy,

The Arkansas Commsdiau, widely known
as the Actor of the "Bonnic Blue Flag"
which in the not-forgottdn past stirred
many Southern heart to deeds of valor,
will favor the good people Of our city at
no distant day, with several Of bis inter.
esting and select entertainments. For full
particulars see advertisement in to-day's
paper, and by oil means give "bumper,
to the not unimita ted, though inimitable
Harry,
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N0tice.

Notice.
nm about to close out my stock Of La.
dies and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
which will be disposed lat low figures.
have fine assortment Of Chromos, Shades,
Jets, etc., which will DO sold exceedingly
cheap. MRS. MoCABE,
Main st., next to Williams s Bro.
no5-d:3t.
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The Dallas Hotel im ga
Under the new management that has
taken charge Of II, has visibly improved
In every respect since the change. It's ac
commodations are as good, IL not superior
TO any hotel in Northern Texas, and we
speak by the card when we say that the
Efforts Of its proprietor to please are unre-
mitting-the table is well supplied and the
employees are all polite and attractive,
in hne, though the present proprietors
have but just taken hold, II bids fair to be
apleasant and comfortable place Of abod Q.
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The card Of A. W. Morton, general un-
dertakor, in to-day's paper. He keeps on
hand ready made collins and makes them
to order; also has full supply of Fisk's
Metallic Burial cases.. Shop and residence
on Cochran street.
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Goslin & Co.

Goslin g. Co.,
Successors to ]. r. D. Blades, will, for
the next fifteen days, sell Queensware at
greatly reduced prices, in order to gain
room for their Furniture business.
rod II.
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Store-Kcepers!
l&Hotel-keepers, .hotel-keepers re member
that for the next 10 days you have a
chance to buy Glassware and Queensware
at greatly reduced prices at
G0SLIN & CO.,
n7dtfl Successors to J. L. D. Blades.
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A CARD.

In connection, with the above. the UNDERSIGNED
would respectfully inform the people Of SorihStu
49, ,sas IN taking Possession the successors Of
mr. u ". d. Blades, we ars about to add IN the nres
sent stock Of Quecnsware everything that coula
oly 20 called Tor in that line, IS also the choicest
most modern and complete stock Of Bed. Room snJ
a n,1n nurhtnre. Ia th. branch of our business
when we have made our special study for n,sny
years we will not DO excecd by any houss IN " III.
se OF oven In ~, Louis. and we are deter mined 10
maze ours The only Wholesale and retail House Sr.
Immense e sos Of northern Texas. Our
mere a. soon as tho aRiroad from here 10 psniaou
na nn,sned, Those In want Of House, rurni,hjnS
ZOO. foods Of any kind will mud ii to their INTEREST," tS
tSsn soe ,,al otour stock as that will secure to
goods Bespsaking share Of the kind patronas Va
strive 70 merit tho same. VIM ""s'
Respectfully, 0igl
atEll GOSLIN & CO.,
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DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. f. r.. HUGHES

DR. II. u. IlUU1 EC %"
Begsleave to inform the cltiz,ns OF Dallas and Vi
entity that he has permanently located in this city,
with aviow of ,otng him to tho treatment Of
such diseases as he has made speclaltios besides
continuing the general practice Of the profession of
medicine, in which he has been engaged in this
State for the last 23years. He provided with all
tho necessary instruments and modern improve.
ments for tho, performances of all surgical opera
tons, and more particularly those pertaining to
diseases of females ani to this branch of tbs pro-
fession will continW to gvespccial attention. %
Office hours frJml to IL and from 8 to 8. Oiics
over the Drug store Of ORA NJ. Cochran,
Ladies' desiring to consult him professionally can
do 50 from TO 3 Pm, at his residence, corner Of
Live Oak and Poarstreets. Those from distance.
when d-iroi will be received and treated at hi.
lnrHmary adjacent thereto. -
Being q stranserin this section of tho State, and
this beivg new enterprise tn this city. by porms-
sion, Tor professional character and otherwise, he
has tho honor to rebr to.
John Henry Brown 4 Son, DR.. A. NJ. Cochran,
Maj. I. U. Jordan, V. G.. Randall ( Brother.
Nov. 2.-S6mos. .....
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&k IN en- Par Dsyi Agents wanssil All c,sssoa :
NY Slu " working people, Of either scr, young
%SM Msts mV,e mofoy q work q, uia their spass
s"ess' AaaNs o. sapsoa 4 Co, Portland, NsnS,v
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Hotel Arrivals.
CRuTCHFlELD HOUSE.

CRUTCHFlELD HOUSE.
W Owens, W Frazer j u Callahan Mo. ] Il
Patton, and p Il IL; Gus Wotsel Ut Scott; IL 7
Laniley and amily.J I. Bower d Bower \ Leban
Davis No; Gale Kan, J Rerdy Tex; s 0
Saith Robinson Teb; b Grossly land P h r.;
v X RollinsJ Rollins ki; II IL Smith A Rice IL /
Parsons W White Tex; Dane La; J W Miller
and family,
Burt Jno 7 Callahan NJ Hearno Tex; W G Eadus
MO- " Lawrence Farline ny; @ M whitman N
Y; 4. Ellington, Tex.
DALLAS HOTEL.
Scott G sennings A Pasater j Y jenkins
Tex; Pitts tia; W Cook Dex ID j oatham IA
smith Nj Cobb mo; W Render A b Pyles MIR
Young Il W Bcniloy Tox
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. 1854
J I'd y Butler Washington; ma Bova DR. wiley +
kcisiman Gus wetsel Tex; WA Jones WIN Scot / city.
Max uandstein Tex; ID Phillips Mi will IL Law.
renco kliow Galveston; Harde Ky.
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sTRsDIY, FEBRUARY IS, 1873.
N whisky

oIs Whisky
Al the Ken lucky, corner Of main and
Market streets. no4-d.tk
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Insurance.

Insuraucc.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
with assets to the amount Of S2,6OO,OOO,
is one Of the safest companies in the coun'
try. J. G. Jordan & Co, bankers, agents
in this city.
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Arrived.

Arrived
Fruit Trees ordered from Louisiana
Nursery are ready for delivery on va
cant lot next to ]. r. Davis Photograph
gallery, II. l.. SPAIN, for
~. UTTs, agent.
Da llaa l3th 1873.
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I.asNl

In advertisement column and then see
Captain Work, II you know anything
about "lost ssddlc-bags."
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IL STRAYS-DALLAS COUNTY.

=, HN4.F
Take up by W. r. Snow and estrayed before Jno.
d. keerfoct, j. F., precinct No. l, bay horse,
about 10 years old, about Is hands high, branded 2
ID on the shoulder, star in forehead, ane white on
nose-valued at $40. Also one bay horse, years
old, branded on left shoudcr--yalued at s25. u
Taken mp by Collin Adams and estrayed before R. =
5, Guy,J. p, No.2, oncbay Gliding, about or o.
years old, AZ hands high email star In forehead,
DO n hiud feet white, left eye a litto bemisbed,
h"ving the appearance OF being cut for tho hooke,
small collar marks and sadpled marked, also, i've or
six small white rpecks on lett hip small to be
hardly preceivaablo-rane at S45.
Taken up by Thos. Uh and Iestrayed bsfore IJAo
ID. kerrfoot, j. p, precinct No. I. yellow mare
about ii hands high, ABOUT IL years old, black
name and tail small starin torsheai, branded L on
right jaw, and letter Q on 10 jaw, and JHED con-
nected on left side Of tho neck valued at S25.
Taken up by J. s. Rrittain aud estrayed before ].
D. keerfoot J p, precinct No. /, one iron gray
horse about lS Saadsh!s Oln prssdsA
Taken up by j. r. Maukin and estrared before
W. j. Halsell, J. r., precinct No. a, ,.ohc sorfifi
mare, IL or II years old about 10 hands high, small
white spot 90 left side, no brands perceivabls
ued at Sl2 So j2l-3t.
II " ~ ,,I hl.. ,ilJNo NJ. LAW,,nI Il
I" Clerk Dist, Court, d. G. ,
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u. @. Croweli n Co.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Attend TO business promptly-c charges
reason able. Give them trial. wldx
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VIM. III. Lawrence,
Editor Of the Advocate, published AZ
Clinton, Mo-, dropped into our sanctum
yesterday, and gave the standard report
which every one makes, rcla tive to the
prospects Of our young State. Our office
is at his disposal during his stay in Dal-
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS,

70 AZ persons interested IN he Estate Of Robssaa Ro,s
deceased '' T. " " -. .'''''
George Parks, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Robson Ross decdased has filed in the ,Distrctt
Court of Dallas County, Texas an application for
tho sale of two hundred acres OF land of tho East
side Of six hundred and forty acre tract ofland In
Dallas County, patterned In the namo OFF. Taylor,
which will ID heard at TIP next torn Of the said i
Court, commencing on the first Monday, IN Feb
ruary,A d 1873, ut the Court House, IN, the City
and county of Dallas, and State Of 1exGs. AT which
time oil per IONS interested in the Estate Of satd
Robson Ross, DECEASED may appear and contest ~
tho same II they SEQ proper.
Witness John NJ, Laws Clerk Of
/sEAT the District Court OF Dallas County.
\ Given under, my hand and tho Seal OF
- ~ said Court at Office, IN the City II DaL
las, this 10th day Of January, A d 1873,
JOHN NJ LAWS, CLERK N O. D,C.Tsxu, Y N
by CoohsTs Deputy:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18

SuHscRlnE FOR THa DAILY EERAIp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18

Da las 18th 1873.