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CLAIBORNE.

q private dispatch from Homer says:
HOMER, La. November 2-The election
passed of quietly. Large Republican vote
at the Homer box, but the parlsh has evi-
dently gone Democratic BY sbont 500 ma
jogity.
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FOREIGN.
EOnapartiss Successes,

PARIS, November 2.-Complete returns
from Pas de Calais show that the Bonapar-
tist ia elected by decided msjority, NJ
Delisse Engrand (Bonapsrtist) receiving
II 900 votes, and n. Brasmer REP ublicanj
670O.
RochfoYt's LanterDe.
Henri Hochfort has established . publish
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DIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


p Short t................... Business Manager
y r.
series OF benefits given by Mr.. D. Bidwell to the
LADIES' CRESCENT CITY RELIkf ASSOCIATIOS
Six consecutive nights and Wednesday and Sat
Nrday nIatinees, commencing
Monday, November 2, 1874.
First appearance Of the Academys regular Ora
matte Company. Monday and Tuesday, November
? and .: also at the Wednesday matinee, THE
CHILD OF THK REGIMENT. and the Extravaganza
entitled HASsiNBAD AND HoURI.
Wednesday ard Thursday, November and s.
KIND TO FAULT and HASSINBAD AND HOCRI.
Friday and Saturday, November aud 7-SNOW
BIRD and THB COLLEGE BOY.
COLLEGE BOY.
sunday, November e-Grand double bill. pre-
sentlng comedy, drama and farce
Tickets for the above series ran be procured from
Mr. w. A. BILL. No. 13 Union street, and from the
committee. "a announced in the daily papers
Box office open for reserved seats.
Monday. November 9-first appearance Of the
popular comediane, BAKER and fARRON. mol
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GLOBE THEATRE.

GLOBE THEATRE.
J. KITTREDGR........... ...... Lessee and Manager
Fourth week Of . triumphant season Of the tai.
e1ted WORRkLL SISTERS and the burlesoue
comedian W. B. CAHILL, BABY BIfDLEY. the
child wonder, the BROTHERS BYNE, and the great
Globe cluster OF stars.
Tuesday Evening, November 3. 1874.
And until further notice. new operstic buriesque.
presented under the title Of
LA SONNAMBULA,
Or the Supper the Sleeper and the Merry Swiss Boy.
Principal characters bv Misses Sophie and Irene.
Ernest ByDe and w. B. Cahill with new scenes and
mechanical effects.
Performance commencing with grand ole.
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0Wf6t6 6EC.
Act AT Lady Sreerwtlrs House.
Act 2-At Sir Peter Teazle's.
Act 3-At Cherries Surfaces House.
Act I'm Joseph Surfaces Library.
Act 5-At Sir Peter Teaze's.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT II 81
Sale Of seats for opening performance wtn com
mence on Tt ESDAY, November J, at A. n.
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A number Of the Western crusaders have
failed to get their new fall bonnets aad the
clan q l:sorgacizao
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The Temperature.

Mr. Lo,iis Frigerio, No. 80 Chartres street.
reports the weather for tie past two
days rs follows:
SAM ?f.M. sP. "
November .,, &6 - :.
November 3...... 50 81 J!
Lowest point during the night OF Noven-
Der l, So. White frost On the morning OF
the second Of November, the frst Of the
season.
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Renovated, Recarpeted, Etc.
OPENING NIGHT.
Season of 1874.
ME-. OWBNS. in renewing the managerial con
duet of the Varieties Theatre, beSs to announce
the inaugural performance on
Wednesday Kvenirg. November 4, 1874.
sheridan's bril- liant comedy Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
As altered and arranged for the ST. JAABS TIIK
ATRE, LONDON. where it has been performed
with unvarying success duriAg tho entire year
past The play viii he presented with ENTIRHLY
NEW SCENERY, NBW AND APPROPRIATE CSS
TUNES of the period. and with the following
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CT. CHARLES THEATkE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHARLEs FECHTER.

The late Charles Dickens opinion Of Mr.. Fechter
a. actor:
81 can not wish my friend q better audience than
he wi have in the Amt rican people, and can not
wish them q better actor than they viii have in
my friend. Ny appreciation is not the result Of
personal regard, but personal regard has sprung
out Of my appreciation.
mol 2t "CHARLES DICKENS"
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
Renovated, Recarpeted, Etc.

The Lessee begs to announce that during the
summer recess this popular Theatre has been en-
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ACADEMY or music
LINGARD's LAST NIGHTS.
saturday, October 81. Nosn and Night.
Dumas Comedy.
MONS. ALPHONsE.
sunday, November 4, 1874.
Wnkie Collins Masterpiece.
THR NEW MAGDALRN,
With. Linsards Sketches at each Performance.
Oc3i It
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
sPYs1AL ATTRACTION
Engagement for limited number Of nights Of the
celebrated trsgedian
NR. CHARLES FKCHTER.
Supported by tho talented aotress
MISS LlZZIE PRICK.
Tuesday Evening, November 3, 1874,
Shakespsare's sublime tragedy of
HAMLET.
Hamlet. MI Charles Fechter
OThelia.. l1zzie rice
Grave D1gger. r.......... ..........-....be Ben bebaE
FRIDAY-Beneft of MR. CHARLES FECATRR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, November 5, 1874.
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
THE TROVATORE,

THE TRUVATOKE,
Grand Opera BY Verdi. for the debnt Of n. Chei
tenor; Marie. baritone; Greet basso Mines verck
On, forte chsntsuse, and Teoni. contralto
II tho fifth tabeau, debut Of Mona Mamert Bib
eyran. ballet MASTER and Nell. Stekel, FIRST dan
souse. mol 1t
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WO0Etu vvATUs
POLL NO. 7.
Treasurer-Dubuclet,6 IS: Moncufe. ~.
CoDgress-Sypber, 67; Gibson, 239.
City Council-Labatut, 60; Leeds. .3';
Dumas. 65; Brown. 240; Calhoun, 20; Pills
bury, 237; Lewis, So; Burke, 235; Highly. SO:
Landry. 237; Bonzano, 81; Bouny. 224; Spa
ricio, Sc; BertOli, 240; Loan. 50; Mccarthy.
23S
Sheriff -Herwig, e.: Waggaman, :4i;
Boutte, IS; Pagan, 24l.
Coroner-Bevron. 63; DeBlanc. 24i.
Justice-Pluche, &c; Lamonier, 900.
CoDsta6le-Vigers, &C; Demoruelle. $40.
Senators-Lanabere, 81; White, 242
Representatives-Malco 67; Dietrich,
63; Sibilski, o37; Aldige, 2l3
POLL NO. s.
Treasurer-Dubuclet.7 Il; Moncure 1876.
Congress-Syph-r, Il; Gibson. l37.
City Council-Lsha'ut. 81; Leeds, i29;
Dumas. 81: Brown. l32; Calhoun, 81; Pills
bury. l29; Lewis, s.; Burke. l26; Highly. S3;
Landry. I30 Bonzano. 90; B,nny. l2i; Spa
ricio. 20: Bertoli, 1872; Loan, 81: NJ Calthy,
100.
Sheriff - IIerwig. .6; Waggaman. I25:
Boutte. IS; Pagan, l36.
Coroner-Devron. 50: DeBlanc.
Justice-Plurhe, So: Lemonier. l30.
Constable-Vigers, 79; Drmoruele, l:J.
S"nator-Lanabere. IS; White, l,O.
Representatives-Malc 81; Dietrich.
50; Sibilski. l2S; Aldige l3I.
Poll No. gives Sypher -, Gibson 100.
Poll No. ., >ypher Sc, Gibson 3si. Poll No.
,. Sypher 81. Gibson oA5.
Fifth Ward.
POLL NO. 7.
Treasurec-Dubuclet. 80; Moucure, 1U.
Congress-Sypher, s.; Gibson, 328.
City Csuneil-LAbutut, II: Leeds, 2oo4:
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icoxTsNUBD on FOURTH PAoE.l
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Treasure,-Dubuclet. 80: Moucure, 1.u.
Consress-Sypher, 81: Gibson. 328.
City Csuneil-Labutut, II; Leeds, ooce4:
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Isnri Hochfort has establish
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EunRWpy,

a pair of bay horses, harnessed to the
front wheels ola lumber wagon "called
onp about three dozen streets in this
city, yesterday, in one of the best run
Always of the year. Some people
thought it was u southeast whirlwind
on a spree, but those who caught sight
of the vanishing tails of the horses
didn't know but pair of mustangs
We're trying to get in ahead of the
''New York newspaper express train"
into Philadelphia. 1t was stirring
scene while it lasted, and it lasted
quite long enough to get lank youth
smoothed over the head with churn
dasher for jumping over fence ON
Elm street and breaking up n kissing
match going on between gay young
hostler and n kitchen maid.
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Felds' theator, July 29d, IN the nh
scnce Of Captain w, H. Murphy, NJ u,
Franklin was called 10 the chair,
After reading the minuios of the last
meeting, and upon examination of the
stock hook u wNa found the amount
required 10 SO into u permanent or
ganl2atl0n, was subscribed,
ON motion Of Captain N0wlln, the
chairman appointed committee OF
three 10 submit the names OF suitable
parties 10 net as directors for ,hc ensi-
ing year.
After taking the lnllot, the following
parties were elected tOserYG.
Presdent--W, G., Young
Directors-lienry smith, n, @. Bow
or John G, Mccoy, w, &, Connor
Secretary Henry Boil
On motion, the city papers were re-
quosted TO publish the proceedings o
the meeting,
On motion, the meeting ndJournilll
subject 10 call Of the directory.
NJ. y. FRANKLIN, Ch'n.
W. G, CONNER, Sccy,
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A. M. Friend,

As will be seen by reference to our adj
vertising columns, is moving his entire
stock of china, glass and queensware,
silver-plated, wood and hollow ware
into CHINA HALL, ON the north side
of Main street, between Austin and
Lamar streets, where can be had at all
times the most complete stock of crock
cry and housekeeping goods to be
found in the state. The remains of his
stock of furniture will remain at the
old stand, corner of Main and Lamar,
where it will be offered for less than
cost, from now until Thursday next,
July Both, on which day what remains
OF 1t will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, and the stock
closed out without fail. See adver-
tisement.
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members come hopefully up our office
stairs TO "got tho lasV' about that
lIoooher matter and return wan and
pale because we have II not, stony In
decd must be that heart which would
not discharge eighteen handkerchief
full Of grief NJ the spectacle,
Tho card Of Dr. H. NJ, SaIa will be
found In orr paper to-day, TO which NJ
tontlon Is directed, Dr. IS, has had mn
extensive practice In the southwestern
states for the past thlrty-hye years,
and having attended some Of the best
schools and hospitals, ho feels conf
dent that he can give satisfaction 10
those who may give him II tral lie
dcyotcs special attention to chronic
diseases hoskln, throat, heart, lungs,
stomach, etc, He asko.a share of pub
lie patronage. Residence on Paclllc
avenue; Office ut Dr. II. G, H0skins' drug
store Elm street
ArTENrIoN IL called to the advertise
ncnt Of Maguiro's Cundurango liver
kidney and blood hlttors, which will be
found In to-day's paper, In connection
Herewith, we refer 10 the following 10
marlSnble cure of ono Of the oldest ant
most eminent citizens Of New Orleani
by this remedy, u fac smile of whlcl
letter we have seem
OFFICE or II. l., & W, ADAMS,1
No. II UNION SrREEr,
NEW ORLEANS, 2lst March, l6i).
MeanB, Morrison a Woodward, New orleans
GENrLEMEN--I'o several years pas
: have been suffering greatly with dis
ease Of the liver and dyspepsia, result
Ing for two summers past In lnundce
Last summer tried the prescriptions
of two eminent physicians of this citl
without benefit, and my family IN,
friends considered my recovery almos
or quite hopeless. In this condition
visited the wells In Mississippi, uen
summit and after n months stay re
turned without improvements and pros
trated. FOR n continued period q
thirty days WINS confined to my bee
: and room, until my wife, desparin
= of my recovery, dispatched for friend
: In Mississippi About this time he
attention was called 10 Magure's Gun
durango liver and blood bltters, &
A which she procured bottle, and by II
use | was speedily restored TO health
, digestion aud most ravcnous appetite
] For several months previous ! had n,
appetite, and what n0urishment tool
, was thrown up dallywithout digestion
Feeling | am indebted to the Cundu
+ range bitters for life and health,
write this for the benefit of the Athlete,
and not rs pun to your medicine. |
its publication will benefit you or tn
public, you are at liberty to use it,
Yours truly, RoBERrL. ADAMS
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HVU0IUN NNU IFl1NNo CI3N IHINL.
Arrives
From the South mail and express). s:22 II. IN.
From the North (mail and eXpress). 6:2S u. m.
From the South, (accommodation)l0;5O p. IN.
From the North, recommendation 1855 Il. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express. pm. S:25 II. III
Mixed rrain.....,..........U: 1890 II. m. ll:3' p. III
Through Freight......~3:3C y. m. 100 p. m
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"CIiINA HALL
Notice.

BY virtue of authority vested in me by ar
ticle one of the bylaws of the Dallas city
railroad company, notice is hereby given TO
all interested that there will he an election
held at the Office of said company, In the city
of Dallas, ON Monday, August ., 1871, between
the hours of two and four o'clock, =. NJ, for
the purpose of electing II board of directors
OF said company to serve during the ensuing
year, 1918. j. r. DOWNS,
Sec'y ID. c. Il. Il. Co.
Dallas, Texas, July %, 1871. lS7dl0t
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Who Commercial Hotel.

Still unfailing in its excellent reputa-
ton the register of this house shows n
fine daily list of arrivals, bespeaking
its continued popularity and result
which follow an understanding admin
istration of its affairs. Connected with
the hotel is n wcll-stocked sample
room, which is presided over by Mr..
5. III. Lee in the most accomplished
and polite manner.
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The two prisoners who escaped from
our county Jail last week, with four
others of their ilk, and who were cap
tured near Fort Worth, escaped from
the Jail in that city, where they were
temporarily placed, on the first night
of their incarceration. One of them, IL
is said, left without n stitch of clothing
upon his person.
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This deliberativc body assemblies in
this city to-day. The proceedings will
be held in the Baptist church, and are
designed to regulate the church affairs
of this denomination of christians il
northern and eastern Texas. The pro-
ceedinga will no doubt be interesting
and our citizens will be greatly enter
tanned by attending.
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How IL This for Dallase

One of the largest merchants in
Tarrant county, after comparing
freights and figures between st. Louis
and Dallas, declares that he can do APP
preciably better in this city, and will
purchase his stock here, n portion of
which has already been filed by those
extensive dry goods dealers, the AIessrs.
Sanger Bros.
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NslErliE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
BILE ON delivery, and All tram
silent advertisements ~ ti'e
time they ARE handed In. legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
will Id strictly observed.
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Ion MNnIL.

We have the faciIitics and 'hc work.
me. 60 do m good work, nnd ~ IN
low rates, IN can be- dane anywhere
ana we mean 30 do II. Hiring your
Fine Job work 10 TIIE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main ana
s.nunr sfreeta.
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WE APPEND THE NAMES
IT Is A THOROUGH VEGETABLE SUB.
MAGUIRE's CUNDURANGO.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1874.

New ORLEANS, April %, 1874.
Messrs. Morrison Il Woodward, corner Canal
and Magazines streets, city,
Gentiemen,-Having received great benefits
from the use of Maguire's Cundurango Liver
Kidney and Blood Bitters, we wish to ex.
press to you our high appreciation Gifts great
virtues, especially as an Alternative, depura.
tor, diuretic and purBatlve, acting rs thor
oughly as lionel, blue mass and other mer-
curial preparations, yet mildly, and without
discriminating, nauseOus anu injurious eff
facts.
Believing 1t to have the merit claimed for
it, we recommend it to all who suffer from
indiges ion, constipation, headache, fever
| and ague, and other diseases induced by tor
pid liver pnd kidney complaints.
Mason Pitcher, 100 Customhousc.
j. q. Parham, of j. U. Il II. NJ. Payne Il Co.
Charles X. Railey, S Magazine.
II. X Converse, 81 Magazine.
Peter Moran, page ~ Moran)
James +. Casey, Collec or of Customs.
Johnson Armstrong, 80 Camp.
Robt. l.. Adams, of Robt. l.. q Writ Adams.
II. II. Ethel, - Poydras.
John L, Thomas, los Camp, Gazette Office.
l Robert Chapsky, II Magazine.
SilaS Weeks, ~ Carondelet,
9. A. Green, ~ Union.
j. y. Harrison, 200 Camp.
a. 5. Davidson, Canal street Ferry.
Charles Grice, steamer Natchez.
John Nj Burrows, ~ Grayier.
Janney, liz Common.
J. 7. Harrison, j., "a Baronne.
J. W. Davis, of Davis & Freret.
Il. a. Owen, steamer Natchcz.
Edward Newman, Third and Baronne.
James ii. Hummel, Our Home Journal,
w. y. Mount, Carondelet and Union.
Thomas j. Woodward, "a Constance,
John A. Russell, Second street.
Rev. "A. j. Tardy, 90 Josephine.
And many others.
All of the preparations compounded nv
Messrs. Mcguire are UNRIVALED as speci-
ilcs for all diseases for which they are re-
spectively recommended; they embrace, in
part the following;
For Diarrhea and Bowel Complaint,
Maguire's Extract Benne Plant.
For Debility or Want of Blood
Maguire's Sarsaparilla Tonic.
For Ague and Chills,
For Kidney Affections.
rr Maguire's Extract Buchu
FOR rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc,
Maguire's Alternative Elixir
For Coughs and Cold.
Magulre's Expectorant Syrup.
For Consumption,
Maguire's Tar, Glycerine, Whisky and
For Piles, 'A 0"nuS'
Magure's White Rose Pile Cure.
Magulre's Worm Powder.
For Sprains, Bruises, etc,
For Collie or Weak Stomach,
=, Maguiie's Jamaica Ginger.
For Toothache or Pains,
Maguire's Electric Pain Cure
HAIR RESTORATIVE BALM, packed two
dozen In a case.
ANrI-BILIoUS PILLS, one ny gross in a
case.
EYE WATER, for sore and weak eyes.
RING WORM LOTION.
HORSE LOTION.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
Magazine street, New Orleans, La,
sole agents and Joint proprietors for the
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Some party beguiled fortune into
bestowing II huge smile ON him last
evening at the Agricultural and Me-
chanlcs' gift association drawing, by
rewardlng his Investment of n dollar
or so with n return of three hundred
and twenty dollars.
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"ClIINA HALL"
Insnnh q. Mcconnell

win be found in the back part of his store,
ON Elm street, during the repairs being made
on the front Of the building, where he has n
fun stock of hardware OF every kind, and to
which he invites the attention OF his old
friends and patrons. In the course of a week
or two he viii be re-established in his hand
some new building. l37dGt&ijwlt
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mritnimLc SoclalN.

The meeting called for Friday evening Mt
eight o'clock, win be held In the ire COM
pnny " hall, Commerce street. The mcmbers
and all British subjects desiring to become
members, are earnestly requested to attend
~ business OF the greatest importance viii
bc before the meeting,
MtSsrs. HAMILTON & MCKEE,
l3Dd2t Committee.
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"CIiINA HALL"
No,ice.

From and after July 90 1874, Mr.. II. j..
Neville win have charge of the city clrcula-
ton OF the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due TO Saturday, the 18th of July, inclusive
arc payable to Mr.. w. W. Basye, from which
date Mr.. Neville Is alone authorized to coll
lcct ana receipt for the same.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale ut cost and carriage.
which Is SI75 less than man.
ufactures' price. This is a. bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE IL Kyle.
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Wall paper and crOquet sets
now at hand. and fer sale ut
low prices at Reed e. LatllrOp's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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"ClllNA IIALL.n
por sa,c-A Fine Business.

The trade and fixtures of Mrs. a. Louie Il
Co.'s confectionery and lee cream parlor
This IL A No. business stand, and the bust
ness IL well established and making money.
For particulars call on
JOHN HENRY BROWN ~ NENABl.E,
liz d3t Real Estate Agents.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees Ia 'ne
Herald Oiiicc Will he allowed In settle
menIs win the Office uDIehS an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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"CIlINA llALL.n
100 Dozen SHIRTS.
30 summer Suits.
4. Gases Boots and Shoes.
Absolutely al east nt
SgMPHOS'S, Elm street.
"CHINA HALL.r


There will he II called meeting of DALLAS
Engine company No, at the engine house,
on Commerce street, on Friday evening at
eight O'Clock, All members are requested to
he present. A. NJ, FRIEND,
Foreman.
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FOR SALE.

All the improvements on block %, jackson
street, between Lamar an Poydras, consist
Ing Of several good houses, fencing, Bois
Call ON
JOHN HENRY BROWN & VENABLE.
Agents for Cotton Compress company.
il2lwfS
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims mt Aus.
tin. Ofsice ut CASTOR IL Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
O7dtf
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@. Il. GREEN.

Commission Merchant and Manufacturers
Agent, Elm street, two doors east Of Austin,
Agent for Dallas county for Maguire's Fam.
lily Medicines. l9Qd2m
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YELLOW FEVER MAY VISIT US IN EP-
IDEMIC FORM, TYPHOID, BILIOUS AND
OTHER Low TYPES OF FEVERS ARE
CONSTA NTLY PREVAILING. The main,
and In fact, principal cause of all the above
diseases is Torpid Liver, Constipation ana II
bilious or malarous condition of the system
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A. NJ. Friend, Ed. :. Gay. l.. Cohn, ]. 1
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