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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-28


There was q create concerto Of ye Olde folkes at
the Foundry meeting-house which is settle up of
where Fourteenth and q streets do meet, last
Thursday, ye 18th Of ye month OF November,
which was Thanksgiving nighte, in ye year Of
our Lord 1874. 1t commenced at candle lighte
and kept oIde folkes out till eleven Of ye clock
singing sacred hymns and tunes; likewise worldly
songs Of which were surge In ye years Of our
Lord 1895 and lT6O, and eertaine years betWixt.
There was, for instance, "Auld Lang Syne" by
all ye men and women singers, and New Jerusa-
lem, 7" and strike ye Oym6aL" and then two
part tune by Mr.. and Mrs. Shockey, and Forty
Years Ago" by Mr.. Browning and Ie ok Folk,
and then q worldly sOnge by. Mrs. Pope, which
caused stamping and elapping Of hands In ye
then came HThe Old Kitchen Floor" by Miss
bril-: then a tyo-part tune 'When Know that
Mr.. Dyrs, who also .sungs, a solo, The
Winter, who surge "'Tis the Last Rose Of Sum
mer" All the voices joined In the grand cid
hymn, before JehOyah's Awful Throne" fol;
lowed by four-part tune, Cousin Jededinh,''
by Mrs Pope, Mrs. Dyer, and Messrs. Browning
and Wilson. Mrs. Calvert, Miss Stokes, Messrs.
surge sBiessinE,Ha fouT-pSrt tune, and the whole
concluded with "Old Hundrodi' Mr.. T. A. VII
son. conductor.
vnriabIy q complete success. The singers en-
gagged are noted for the excellence Of their
voices, and tho citizens OF Washington are IN
aebted 10 them for several most pleasant even
ings Of enjoyment, and We hope that the en-
cleucy Of the present organization wiz be pre-
served.
FoRD's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. +, B. CON-
WAY.
AsWas expected, Mrs. Conway, in her assump-
tion Of the SoIs Of Camille last night, at FOrd's,
drew large house. Dumas celebrated drama
has not been played here before In several years,
and theatre-goers were naturally anxious 20 wit
ness its revival. Mrs. Conway won the solid ap-
probation OF all present. She played with ele-
Ranee and power, and In all Its great emotional
passages she allied the requirements demanded.
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The complete vin5ioation OF Gen. Oliver o.
Howard by the court of inquiry which has
recently been engaged in investigating his
management OF the affairs of the Freedmen's
bureau was confidently expected by those who
knew him intimately. As this Is the second &C.
qutttsl OF Gen. Howard on the same charge it is
to be hoped that even his bitterest enemies and
traducers viii have the decency to cease their
reckless villifcstion, aud the manliness to
atoEe as far as possible for their efforts to
elaeken the reputation of gallant soldier and
an honorable gentleman, which the court unani-
moGsly pronounce Gen. Howard to be. His
ssssilants were not content with the result of a
congressional investigation and have always
elsnored for a military tribunal. They finally
succeed ed in securing such tribunal and now
they should rest content with its findings.
The courtof inquiry was composed of men of
the character Of Gen. Sherman, Major Gen.
Mcdowell, Gems. Meigs Pope, and Reynolds,
and Co.'s. Miles and Getty.
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The shah ~ impertinences of the Baltimore
Sun correspondent will not do away with the
TACT that his "errors" OF statement in regard 70
District affairs have been so invariably to the
disadvantage Of the District government as to
give cause for the belief that they were no;
always accidental. We will do the Sun the Jus.
tice to say, however, that Ii shows some dis.
position to correct errors, when pointed out.
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According to Mr.. George II. Butler, Tin the
sunday Herald,) the sO-called pigmies at Cairo,
described by Bayard Taylor as recently dis
covered IN the heart OF Africa, are really
nothing but dwarfs-negroes originally under
SEED and dwindled in physique from exposure
and insufficient food. The same NAV be seen,
or might have been seen twenty years ago,
he says, among the digger Indians OF CsIifor-
ma VINO lived on cockrOsches, roasted grass
hoPpers and roots. These negro dwarfs live
Just beyond the circle of the great slave razzias
which are still carried on annually, despite the
efforts OF the Khedive to prevent them. They
are called by the other tribes Nysm- Nyams
meaning In the expressive negro dialect can
ni6als, or fiesh-esters. That, however, Is only
a superstition, arising from the fact that the
poor creatures are 50 wretchedly poor that they
eat anything thrown them with the greatest
avidlty. The country OF these dwarfs was Wis
ited at least three years ago by DIR. Schreine-
furth, the German explorer, who published an
account of these curious dwarfs shortly after
bis return; 30 the credit of their discovery does
rot rest with Baysrd Taylor.
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pHGNIX PLANNING MILL.
LARGE ABDUCTION IN PRICE OF
MOUEDIN6S.

On and aftsr this date shall sell MOULDIN0s
viz; inch, 1se; Y inch. ose u inch, on inch.
one hundred feet and al other sssc q csrre-
spending low prices. 1t will be my sndeavor, -
70 the hiehtst standard.
An OOkHlCn VOL. sHeh q Brackets,
apis I'M DANIEL SMITH, Proprietor.
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The fact that over six thousand baskets of
champagne were lost on the steamer Europe
suggests great activity in the New Jersey cider
market. That deficiency has got to be made up
somehow.
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COFFlE DROPPING.

We are glad 20 offer our customers stiII snothe r.
reduetion in the price Of OVnees, and quote:
Olo 0oNernment ~ zoe.
Olo Government Java .---.-.cholcest roasted 4Sc
Oio uoNernnlent Jaws good, 41c.
MaracaiboA large lot Of the finest broue hf 10
this market. just received, Price low
Laeuyrs-White Santos, Bio, &C. at remarkably
low rates.
Mochs-We are also just I'm receipt Of O new lot Of
this variety, which We sEGTanle 10 be Of sEpe-tOT
quality,
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MEDICAL. De.

~ lid BR. DAkBl"h has better facilities than
" ever Tor prscGoing his great specially. Only
one ohdree MADE Tor cd ice and medicioe. Drug
s9ore, cUrher ~ street and Pennsyly ANA avenue,
Colonization Building ans I'm.
nR. JANE WILSON, a tnoroughIy experienced
~ and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Physicis a.
Ladies' attended 70 81 their residence ~ any hour,
pie at or day, pleasant and the best o. ~.
tendance at the Doctors privAte residence, A.
street, between and y. Business sacrsdly conn.,
Dental. msr7-Sms
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
E9ss sAL ,,s ss. ,hrs....0T BRICK BUILD:
a ID -is i lie, isrse csl.r sns stores vith root Of
YOrs .,srre ard [ .,.ces, No. IesS. my.s-sds@.
For ss k,h "a PaoP ssTY corn { Of 4
$40 S :Is Ss s ss@' Inquire Of
LOB kKNr-FURETsHHD 70 7as-FST rent.
A,, ~ M a. ss 70 ms to be found in the Guy
EeR sALI-HoUsE No. SIS Drfrces street. can.
a -os LII .res ing bath rooms. IPscs
EOR RlET-sPLRHDID oFFICE ROOMS
1 The msnaseIeut Ct the SECOND NATION al
sissss, FfsIPscor BUItpIss, p m s ,s sA ;ss
ssss opposite ". sepssn Pa One
ap2s I'm Aetioe Cashier
E0R RENT or sALR-The HOUSE occupied
70 z sse :. as9 sS
.r..,n Ds s IA y. F.... SE.s.. Ave.
E0RsALi,A l.Ise sumber Of elegant HOUSES
In the noIth~ stern section: Alss, several small
up ssii i In '-' iIf''iS."sswnsr. 81, "a. .r.s.
y si.Sos. sTlks fe&H H il Fo Il NJ sss
glyen q any time. Apply on the premises sps sm
u REsID IEoi and GRoU = DIS sdioiains the rec rec
by Prts,dens Grant, and NV By J. Harris GAstrc1
The house is large, furnished with all the modern
grounds are handsomely ornsmehted with dss
shruebery AND evergreens; The situation is uasur-
passed oy Any IN the District, having splendid view
The grcu~s. HNe very large. Containing nearly
ninety thoussDs sQusre feet The property wifi n
sod on easy terms rented 20 a hrst-c ass tsnsnt
kppIy TO r. L. Huns. Of Hall Hume, srocsr..
eO1 Penusylvanis sveBue. mar2l SA
EoB sALE-DWELLINGS.
BRIOKs.
~, between 9Th sud 10Th. northwest, sB 90.
street, between 1lIh and l2th, 5ll,O O
20 $3.50.
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, s7OU
street, rear I'd, complete, 8 n no.
Defrees street, seven ms, 81 so.
X ST. northwest, two houses, sic 90 and sls,ODe.
S Sn, new Sd street northwest, each s1en.
r st. northeast, 9 rooms, large lot, cheap, sI7s.
SIS and sl5 7Ih northeast, new, eisht rooms,
oonplete. large lots, each $3.50.
lsYe 10th northwest, nve rooms, s1lo.
tor rent, nne, centrally located OPTION
Apply TO WIN. L. BRAmHALL 90,
R.sl Estate and Insar Ance Agents,
m.rla Building nh street r:sen5
LOB BENT-sToREs and OFFICES on 7th and
IL y streets, federal Buildings,l Good tenants
nay pc suited ~ a8glytns to 8. PRknTIss, Room
LOB REHT-A SIX room BRICK HOUSE,, sz
II Per mouth; Q four room BRIOK HOUSE, near
p.ss SsssSoIssn os1s SoSsn rN I'm
Qufre ~ oS% Louisiana avenue. novf-1y
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BOARDING.

EOR FAMILY OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
IL large furDi she'd PARLOB and BACK PA r.
LOB, with BOARD, at 420 10th street, near Penn
sylyania sveLue. mil St.
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LOST AND FOUND.

l OST- his msrni g, on near Pennsylva nia
IL avenue, two PASSAGE TICK ETS from Wash
ington to New Orleans. liberal reward will bs
given If returned to 1lO4 9Th st. northwest. 1t
/ 0sT7A GOLD CHAIN ana LOOK ct in the
II neighborhood of 18th and Il streets northwest
Liberal reward will be paid If left at 1441 street
northwest. myll.3ts
I 0sT-An Auditors GER, IFIOATE of the
II Board Of Public Works, drawn in favor of J ao
Lenthel. All persons are warn led not to negotiate
the same. Imyll-3t'l THOS. Z. WAGSAMAN.
CsT-0n Saturday evening, bstween the Ma
- tionsl Hotel and ford's Opera House, a plain
GOLD RlSG, with the initials 81. d. to G. n"
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving IL
with Mr.. TORBERT, at Philip Solomons' Book.
store, gil Pennsy lvania avenue. 1t.
7 OST Oh sTOLEN-A ladys BREASTPIN
IL geld. set with emerald and diamond. The nder
will be literally rewarded on leaving the same az
No. 1914 l street, or at SEMKEN'S Jewelry
Store. m9 St.
I OST-0n Pennsylvalia avenue, between 4th
Il and 9Th streets southeast, q OHILD'S GOLD
BRAOELET. The finder will be suitably rewarded
By leaving 1t at corner Of 9th street ana Penn
sylyanis avenue. may9 2ts
I OsT-On Friday, May 8, a large JET BREAST
II PIN, with sheaf Of wheat in gold across 1t.
The finder will be literally rewarded leaving the
sane At No. 1914 / street northwest, or at Mr..
SEMKEE's Jewelry Store, on the avenue, between
h and 10th streets. m9 ST.
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Ira. RosEK Isca,

From long en- perience in both hospital sn2
private practice, will guarantee O cure IN Gil eis-
Eases OF The Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
strloture, syphilis, and rpermatOrrhes. Gases Of
Sonorrhees recently contracted cured In % dave
syphilis IN all is stAses quickly cured and the boi-
sen entirely ersdioetsd from the system without tbs
use OF mercury. epermstorrhoea, brought on BY
excuses and abuse IN youth, csusine lose Of memory
and insanity, general aebiltty, organic weakness,
inpotencf, nervous irrhablltty, symptoms of con-
sumption, Indigestion pelpitstion Of tue heart,
pains IN back, ainness u sisht OF giddiness, evil
toret sclngs. cell dlstrUst, &c, speedily cured bg
newly discovered remedies. Dr.. B., locstes for
many years ~ ls 3. kutaw street, Baltimore, Nd !,
has ccnse Rted, AFTER many solic; sIiOns by his a.
bington patrons, 20 open permanent once In "a st
o'ty, where be may be consulted every Nedns sday
and Saturday In each week, from N. 20 3. N.
Jaka-ly
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PERSONAL.

TEhS1JNAIL
MRS. DIV. WALLINGFOED will hear of sons.
1Vl thing to her advantage by addressing :" p.
0, Box 2e14, New York city; her mother having
Maiden name, JOHNSON. mayB.lw
MADAME FLORENCE, the CELEBRATED Caiyvo
w ant, IL uneQuaed in testing the past, present
and future Of our life In causing speedy marriages,
the way Of uocess in Efe In matters Of busi.
ness her sdfioe IL inv aluable She gives universal
isfsction given or no pay Dan be consulted ct her
Parlors, No. o13 4th street northwest. mari 3ms
a ESOLUT1 DIyeROEg 0BTAIHID From
n OOuBT6 Of different etates for dooeftion, 40.
Nc publicity required, No charge until divorce
Srt nsed. Address II. HOUSE, AttorneI, l94
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE BARGAINS.

10
MORE BARGAINS.
JUST OPENED:
Ladies' LisIe Thread two-button Gloves, &c
Ladies Li. .I ThIssa Half Gsuatlets, 2sc.
Gents silk Mixed Gloves, SOC. WV
Good Rubber Dressing Combs, sc.
Teosh E FsHS sHd t aar qbI% n.ss: 49,
First.e two.button Kids, all colors,- 81.
ss9 Ss, s shs adds:
I Infants band made split Zephyr SACKS, 81
nicely made: :}Tjs q sISSd q
' G.Sss Line: ssS &S sSs s sss a.
Steel Table Knives and Steel Forks for 81.
Triple Plate Butter Knives, 60c.
sDessrt spoons. plated on white metal, 81.
ma. and back n complete, only 81.
d rsHsg ps1ssi iis ai Il ss 81.
Scotch bingham Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Best iarge Cm3rellas. 8 and 10 ribs, Scotch Cling
Ssn Beg. B1 finG ssess T ps f Rles
sss s Siss. sas Bet s5so'' &c.
Splendid Oorsets, mbroidered, 81.
Bsssst. Straps &c., nice sAsohsls and Travelling
100 sasieosc9gic visr. Of washing.on, Niagara
w
Glen, &c, 81 per dozen.
Fine stereoscopes, 81, at
SILVER BHRG'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
3ls SEVENTH STREET,
sp9s r NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AvENJx.
DON ESTIC.
have for sale, at the ONCE OF thu DOMrsrIo
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Msohines but
little used, that have taken in EXCHANGE FOR the
DON 16rfO, asfollovs Two Wheeler 8 wilson's;
fS Sbs nJs SP0ssF Bsae I've wieo1
two Americans The above VIII be sold q from Sio
10 $50 each, on monthly miscellaneous,
II you want the best Machine In ne, buy the
DOnxeTlQ One weekI trial will be given, with
Invite comletition; Send for the D0MlsrIO
and such other Machines - may be rocommondod
HX then side y III s%ids, and then en-. choose.
The DoAiFshsifHE !: a. ff.' wien, Agent,
ksl. and obron., I'm. 0spis.I and Gs.ssse. sif
EoUHDAfI0Ns DUG CHAP.
THos. H,WILLIAMs,
splklm. 1909 Eth street northwest.
% ATs, MOE AND ROAOHHs LlAvI, II yeu
II use Fits, ~ = cents, g DsoleyS Capitol Hill;
CoushlinS, nssonte Temple; etett1, tennsylvania
s.iiaiss ISsy 8onS Ss 9. Re sss%iss:.
NIE 11AIuo NO1xs, 1ee Isi.s lysase'
he Tenn siEss. f0SGSo SI0S. sssi-is
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NJ Rs. II, J. TRkhCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
ktl the celebrated Reliable ClairVoysut Physician
and Test MsciuIs, hAx located &C I0ls New Yorf
svenue. Once hours-o O. m. 20 N. Knsnre-
ments can be made for evenings. leIf-iy
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NOIhss q miDDLKfoN,
~ bhOkEhS,
6l3 10TH sTREEf.
BONDS AH0 STOCKS
SOUGHT AND SOLD.
DISTRICT BONDS
A SPECIALITY
TAXES,
Special lmproyemenl
Genera Sewerage,
SElTL 81 ar LOWEST GATES.
Orders at the
STOCK EXOHAEGH
oec<3 On promptly eEscatsd. IRerl
II Bf AUsTIE r. BROWH,
corner o. New York avenue and Fifteenth rtr,ex
Three large double HOUSES, ranging IN pFlcs
ION sS0s 30 ssoyoe and several other nTss class
One whole .auare Of GROUND and LOTS In
aeTss rs and Lors q. sOuu, pleasant, .,.,,
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FYOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED
TO the Y. NJ C. A. Rooms,
Corner BIB and ID streets
free reading rooms. Circulating Library. New
books constantly added
RELIGIOUS Meetings-Daily Prayer Meetings at
his, sLd 3 .. m.
sahbath-At $50 D. m ser ices In Lincoln Hall.
Tbtater services, at Metropolitan Tn. alter, Psnh-
sylyanis avenue, between 1lth and 13Ih streets,
eAsbATH, hI:0 .. m. apl4.tr
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w BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
BECK JOHNSTON,
decSSm" 934 r street.
NAHTED-An snors Sno value tneir sfstI q
w know that tne b3Gt LONE DOLLAR SPEC.
TABLE" fn the country IL accurately suited to the
~ street ans Pennsylvania avonue. Depot for
Thermometers Of ali kinds, mvfe-Iy
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Having now on hand and in operation the
latest improved wood working machinery, /
am prepared 10 do all kinds Of work in my
line with neatness and dispatch: Namely:
Matching, resawing, surfacing, moulding,
As propose TO do good work, solicit a lib
eral patronage from the city and surround
ing country. Hoping you viii give me trial
remain your Obedlent servant
Swtf JOHN Anglers.
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FOR SALE.

One second hand, Twenty Horse Stationary
Engine and boiler, one Fifty Saw Cotton Gin
and one Shingle Saw, all in running order
Terms Liberal. Apply TO
JENKINS & BUSHONG,
Grape Vine, Tarrant county Texas.
Jnne IL, lS74-39w3m
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VNHE STATE OF rEXAS-To the sheriff or
l. any constable of Dallas county, greet
ing: You are hereby commanded that, by
making publication of this citation in some
newspaper published in the county Of Dali
las, for four weeks previous to the return
dav hereof, you summon l.. j. Burbank,
whose residence is unknown, to be and APP
pear before the district court, to be holden
In and for the county of Dallas, at the court
house thereof, in the city of Dallas, on the
first Monday of October, 1874, then and there
to answer the petition of Ed G. BrOwder and
wife, filed in said court against the said
L. j. Burbank, and alleging in sub
stance as follows, to-wit: That the defend
ant, on the 30th day of July, A. d..
1872, made, executed and delivered to
plaintiffs his certain promissory note of
two hundred gold dollars at twelve per
cent interest from date and due and pay
able on or before the first day of January, A..
ID. 1873, for value received, and though re-
quested has ever failed to pay the same.
Herein fall not but have you then and there
this writ before said court, with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, A. Harwood, clerk of district court
of Dallas county, Texas.
Witness my official seal and signature at
my Office in the city of Dallas, this sd day of
June, A. ID. 1874. A. HARDWOOD.
Clerk district court Dallas county, Texas.
By p. NJ. BROWN, Deputy. 4lwit
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Kansas Items.

Burlingame has a cheese factory
which turns out five hundred pounds
daily.
The Missouri Pacific is to abandon
its present track and run around Wy
andotte.
About sixteen thousand acres of land
have been taken up by Immigrants
near Kirwin, withinthe past month.
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RRICK FOR, SALE,

have kiln OF one hundred and fifty
thousand brick, just opened, well burned,
and that win bear hauling to any part OF the
country, which offer for sale in lots to suit
purchasers, at the lowest prices for cash. Per
sons wishing to purchase would do well 10
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Yard located in the lower part of the city,
near the City mills. -
IOSdlw4Owsm THOMAS FLYNN.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given TO all persons cerncerned
TO present their claims against the estate Of
James Henry. deceased, within the period Of
twelve months from the date Of this notice,
otherwise, If presented after that date, such
claims will be postponed for payment till
those presented within that dated are paid.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. ID. 1874.
W. r. ROBERTSON,
Administrator of the estate Of James Henry,
deceased.
Mccoy & MCCOY, Attorneys, 4Owev
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TANNEHlLL LODGE, No. 80, r. 4 A, NJ.
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
lngs of each month, NJ the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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RlDGELEY ENCAMPAIENT No. %, ]. o.
o. r., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. JNO. ID. KERFOOT, {. Z.
+. A. SAYRE, Scribe.
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EsTlTE OF THOMAS n. HARRIS. DECEASED.

All parties indebted to or holding claims
against the above estate, are hereby notified
70 present them at once 10 the undersigudd
for settlement. ALEX. Il. HARRIS,
g2wSw Executor.
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J. C. mccoy. ]. N. MCCOY.
MCCOY g. Mccoy,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs ATLAw,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Will practice in the District Courts of the
counties composing the Fourteenth Judicial
District, and in the Supreme and Federal
Courts of this State, and will attend to the
collection of claims in all the adjoining
counties Special attention given to..land
litigation. Office south side public square,
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T,RUSTEE'S SALE.-Notice is hereby Civ
Il EN- that under and by virtue of a certain
deed of trust made, executed and delivered
TO me as trustee, by c. Pannill and Maria NJ.
Pannfll. his wife, on the 18th day of April,
1875, 10 secure the payment Of cei lain
promissory note for fifteen hundred and
twenty-five dollars and sixty-four cents, in
gold, dated April u, 1873, and made payable
on the first day of January, 1874, to order of
B. +. Luce q Co., with interest at one and
one-half per cent per month, signed by said
&. Pannill and Maria NJ. Pannill, which said
deed is of record in mortgage record "a" Of
Ellis county, Texas, on pages S56 and 80, L
will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A. ID.
1874, between the ho1rs of ten O'Clock A. N.
and four O'Clock p. NJ, offer for sale and sell,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door of Dallas conn
ty, Texas, in the city OF Dallas, the following
described property, to-wit:
That certain lot of ground, being situated
in the town of Ennis, Ellis county, Texas,
and designated on the plat of said town as
lot number ten, in block number thirty
eight, decided 70 said Charles Pannill by W.
r. Baker and A. GrOesbeck, trustees, with all
and singular the buildings and appurten-
ances, tenements and hereditaments thereon
and thereunfo belonging.
This sale is advertised at the request of the
holder and owner of said pnomissory note
and because OF the non-payment Of the
same. JOHN W. WALDEN,
Dallas, June %, 1874. Trustee.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

teaching, desires a summer school, at some
favorable point in northern Texas, either
subscription or state, so the salary is reason
ably good. Parties living in a thickly settled
community that will sustain a good school
and desiring a teacher, can address,
JOHN N. INGRAM,
f2wlt Herald Office, Dallas, Texas.