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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
Corporation Noiitcs.

NOTICE of the SALE Of Lands and Tene-
- mcuts for Unpaid Assessments-Ciiy OF Neyfork "a
nance Department 81 Arrears July l. lHIJ uGrr
the direction OF Andrew H. GIre, Comptroller OF the Cy OF
NeyY uud.Is nc hereby gives public notice. pusi
ami to the provisions Of e act ened On act for the col
lection taNcs sntus and CrOon water rents III The
CIV OF New YORK, and 10 amend the several acts
relative thereto" passed Apul =, ISL, tat Tho re-
spagfive owners Of an the lands ard tentments on
which assessments have been laid aud confirmed and
rupaiI the confirmation Of sad assessments Tor r6u
lahag grading curb gutter and paving streets Tagging side
walk. ana cro-svals fencing and Ang lots building sewers
&C., u January,
So required pay the amount o the assessments 30
due and remiuiu unpad 20 the Clerk ~ AreT &c his Office
Ia m Husucr Department ga the Cont house. in III Cty
Of with the interest thereon 81 the rate ~
81 payment, win the
c1arges 81 this notice ami Advertisement.
shall snch slcii lands
and will Dee soa a. pu Tie auction 10 tc Ncv Court
house IN city Han Park, ~ TIE tiy OF New YORK, on
TUESDAY October -. $50 10 twt I've ol"cs, noon Tor te
lowest term - &c which any pefeon shall 0r 10 take the
,. ia consideration of advancing Inc amount of the
u so due and unpaid aud tho utes II thereon a. afti
10 M time The sale and together with the charges ~ iS
and and al other charges ana co.'s, &C.
ro thereon and That -'Ch sale VIII DE tOniihaed IRON Tine
h. lime until an the land, ana ttnriehls mere ADVERTISED Ion
sar shall Dec sold. .,.-.. d., ..-.--...
And notice hereby further ven that detailed
- tie q.segsuenf, ownership ~ me properly on "iih
a. s,.rirnis err due ard ungeif, j. rubl-fl h pam
miller tpf that copies ~ tr ptuIhleis arc acn- 81 III INC
e o t, CLERK Areai- In ht fm1nCs DriAi tnth ana
sil Do delivered 10 any person applying ior ne ie
\. >. CADl. CLERK 81 Arrears
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DrilnaIY. -IZs MI1dng ia
delivery there advance Of llGc, with tar
business
December loo bales Bic. 100 bales 1876 January,
bales February, coo bales, - lac Marcel 300
bales oc 200 bales 10 7slc. April 200 bdes - sc
May 100 bales 31-c total 80 bales First cal today
December. 100 bales - 72c total 90
bales. Third caJanuap, 100 bales, '3c total 100 bales
sales to dav 70 n.Noyember, 200. - iszc 300,
l3lsc; 100 - 2c 600 l3ac December 100 Ssc 200.
IL s2C; 500. l3aIec lOiJ l3'aqc January 800 no;
200 Scc; 100 l3Ssc; 100 l3 See; 100 l5ic; 200,
l3aasc; iOj - &C; February, o. l5iaa2c 400 i3ac;
300 l$ac. 100 l5'ac G01. l3lea4e, 100 l$sse APo.
a2c; 30, IA &c; total lllOO bales grand total 1890
bales.
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Gorses, Carriages, 6arncss, sc.
CRFAT SALE of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
N Rohes Fur AMI i,u.fal0 tO0cs-rhs Eureka Horn
BLANKET COMPANY 80 Icrcers, near Grand closing out
thrtr .umrl-6 stock at retail at their Wholesale list
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HORSE nlCARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YonK Friday, Nov. 10, 1879
Below are given The sales al Arch. JOlnston's
mar. today Thiroeut-st between University place and
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THE MARKETS.
rcare.nlly roportol for rag rRIgvyE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY, Nov 10 40
The following IS complete list OF exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleared today for foreign ports
BgEaRN-Bark AdoL
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The London adyices were mcager but reporting
COns0ls and United States bonds firm at the adj
vance of yesterday. Money is in good supply and
three months bills Of discount done at 2os per
cent, or = below the minimum rate at the Bank OF
England. There was a withdrawal to-day from this
institution of 81 10000 bullion, destination I'M
known. Erie was weak in London, and declined to
1885; the Preferred 27l2 In Paris Rentcs
closed at 65.77l2 The gold market was strong, and
advanced from 1143i u14's momentarlyl at the
opening, to 10 on the agitation Of the Cuban ques-
ton The later Washington dispatches that the
mooted question had been automatically adjusted
gave the price a set back to 1143i. The business
was only of moderate dimensions. The nominal
rates Of foreign exchange were ~ S4l2GSi 80 ask
ing rates for long and sight sterling bills.
The selling rates were not better than 81 81 and
81 s7l2. The mportatons of foreign dry goods at
the part of New-Y0rk for the week ending tonight
amounted in coin valuation to $1,OfO,569 The
amount thrown upon the market footed up ~ ,OOG,-
SOB. The Assstant'Ireasurer paid out $3GOOO IN
coin interest, and $4,000 in called bonds. The
DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared $40. 72f 600; gold balances, 1850
341; currency balances, $l,607 100. The following
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A NEW CHRISTMAS ANTHEM by Millard.
~ yust ruNiished. "And there shepherds" new
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pnhIished by DITSON & Co., No. Z ! BROADWAY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-21

THE STREEr RAnRoAD.-7The receipts Of
the Austin street railway on Monday amour
ted to thirty-thIee dollars bPto the hour Of
I've O'Clock, when the money was taken
out Of the boxes and counted, and e is
probable that ~ .least five dollars was taken
in after that hour. We are pleased To learn
from Major Robinson that the company feel
very much encouraged, so much so that
they contemplate calling meeting Of the
directors with the view Of discussing the
Propriety Of at once extending the line to
the freight depot. Major Robinson also
says thet more ears are needed now, and
that he favors the purchase Of three more.
The Austin street FhilVay has been ebuilt
in spite Of positive and formidable oppo-
sutton, and it is therefore especially pleas
ing that the business of the enterprise Is so
hatteriDg at tho beginning. Tho success Of
the road should prove lesson 10 croakers,
and forever do away with all opposition to
any enterprise started in the future for the
benefit and advancement of our lovely little
city. The year 1874 did much for the adj
vancement Of Austin. Il gave US gas
works, street railway, street and sidewalk
improvements, aud the beginning Of Jail
and court house buildings. Let US see
what can be done during the present year,
and how many more enterprises can be &C.
complished by 1876. Chief among the
enterprises needed are water works and
fair association, and to the contamination
Of these things no time should be lost G
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Honne.

WEDNESDAY,, January IS, 1875.
The usual ceremonies were gone through
with. Mr. Henderson, of Smith, was ex-
cused on account of sickness.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the Governors
message be read. Lost, and 5000 copies
ordered printed in English, 1000 in German
and 900 in Spanish. -
Joint resolution calling for a constitu-
tiOnal convention was presented by Mr.
Cochran.
The question was raised that the unfn-
ished business of last session should first be
disposed of.
Mr.. Watts moved that such business be
taken up.
Mr. Cochran argued that the question Of
constitutional convention should be
taken up.
The question upon taking up the bill for
the calling of constitutional convention
was then decided in the Affirmative.
This bill provides for the meeting Of a
convention ON the first o.. May, the cleo
ton to take place on the third Saturday in
May. Il provides for 100 members. Read
and referred to Committee on COnstitu-
60nal Amendments sH
A bill to incorporate the Waxahachie
Railroad was read.
A bill to reorganize the courts in the
Seventh, Eigth and Tenth Judicial districts.
This bill proposes to do away with conflict
in time, and under suspension OF rules,
was passed.
Mr.. Brown, Of San Saba, introduced q
bill supplemental TO and TO amend a bill
incorporating the Western Narrow Guoge
Railroad. ~
1lr. DeMorse presented resolution 70
proceed 70 the election Of a door keeper
and assistant sargent at arms.
Thirteen names were put in nomination
for doofkeeper, and on the sixth ballot
Mr.. w. ID. G. Nelson was elected.
Nominations for assistant sergeant-at-
arms were made, and on the frst ballot Mr..
Val G. Giles, OF Travis county, was elected.
Tie new officers were then sworn in
Ar. Simpson was excused on account Of
sickness.
Mr.. Cochran was added 70 the Commit
tee on Constitutional Amendments.
Af. Munsou was also added % the Com
mittec or Education and COMMITTEES on Con-
stifutionai ADen dmenta.
Dir. Delany was excused from acting as
chairman Of COMMITTEES on Education.
NJ GpodEin presented bill - make en-
oprlatih1 fol he ccuap ielion q the Az
ricnltural College.
Dr.. James H. Stewart and Mr.. Tiplctl
were added 20 the cpnmitlce On coDstifn-
fion1l Amecdme1t1.
A resolution was offered allowing each
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-21

WHEREAs Prof. IA. Hagen has seen fit
70 present d this Lodge portrait of Past
Master ]. ". SpeiRht, which, g. q specimen
of art, shows the touch 81 q niasceras hand,
aud places carbon work. when Handled by
sl<iilinl artists, high 81 the scale 81 art.
Therefore, be il
Resolusd, That the thanks of this Lodge
be rendered Prof. Haean for this benufi-
fully executed portrait 81 Past Master j W.
Speight.
Rssolrea, That it shall ever be kept to
heautify and adoTn our Lodge, 20 remind
us OF the virtues and usefulness Of our Past
Master and Of tho generosity and skill Of
hesoircd. That these resolutions be spread
upon the records Of this Lodge and copy
Of same be furnished Prof. L. A. Hagan.
Waco. Texas. July IS. 1878.
I do hereby certify the above 10 be a trne
copy a. taken from records Of Waco Lodge
No. %, +. A. H., In token whereof, afiix
Lodge seal. JouN 4. BATHS,
Secretary pro ten.
The genilemauNbove mentioned has been
for several months buslly engaged painting
gss sinas faces Of the citizens Of Austin.
Mr.. Hagan paints from old faded pictures
as wen IS new ones, and 90 faithfully repre-
sents the original that they arc recognized
at a glance. His stay Ia Austin is oal5
temporary, and those Who Wish 10 present
their family wisha durable and correct life
size posllaik q obtain . perfoet Picauro Of
the departed. should BY no means lose the
opportunity now offered. He requires none
As paw for 5 poflraif with which they are
not pleased. The great amount Of work he
has done FOR our citi1ens, and the universal
satisfaction l. hes given, ia guarantee that
you viii b delighted 10 look upon tie pr
dat,ien, each ono OF which Enthusiastically
shows the sosea q 2 r'asirr kand,
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. CO Ear "a 81. Lon. --lSbE IA Texas has d.
rect ran comnunicafson With tie whole county trlv
ecrs should remember that the Pioneer Lines q the
West Eord the best ard snly r0ufcs through the In
dian Ssuon 70 81 Louis ard az principal Giles IN the
Norfbern. Eastrn and fiddie States. Pazsengers
from Galveston. HO1aton. Austin, Waco Bryan, Dali
las, Marshai Jeaersou aad ~ fe- eifiss a. toBus
On ths Hoasloa sn1 Texas Ct, p - ilscon-
meeting rA and stage unes offered he choice q
fra al raj r0stss % ST. Louis
At Denison. Texas. connection s made with the Ms
soaF Eansas and Texas Railway and at YInita n the
Nation, Junction 4 formed with the Atlantic and
Parihc Railroad b. which al passengers are carried
through Southwest Nissozd dirsot St LOuls, scif
~ etapgs qgoars Or hthe pssssnger sodeeirs. he
can. when purchasing bis through ticket arrange -
continue biz journeY fhrozh Yinita % Sc Ihnis By
way q scdalin I'D ne NitsOu1 FAci1e Hailroad.
Both 81 these roads teIng untcr one management
eq7ai facilities ara offered IN the matter Of palatis
sleeping cars. elegant day coaahes quick time and
superior accomodafions - 7eyery kind The frAins
Of thsse companies arrive INST Iona ~ 40 De ie to
make connections with al roads leading out Of the
city Particular information with maps time tables,
etc. be had q the various throRgh ticket Oees IN
Texas. or By addresslDg John Howard Hezas Pas.sn-
ger Agent, Houston, Texas; o. IA Ford, General
Passenger Agent. ~ Louis. No. isa9 WY
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XXX. K, OF Ku .Kiux khan, Bften carries
terror to the hearts Of many but K. K. K.
-Kay's Kentucky Kure-is the only Lini-
ment that always brings relief to those who
useit. 1IoRLET Bios. Druggists,
movie II Pecan street, Austin, Texas.
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srARTLrSo SALES IN AUSTIN. We are
reliably informed that Mr.. Horst, who owns
the large tract Of land between the Turner
Hall and the Honey Church, has, in the
last few months, sold s42, 900 worth of lots
Considering that there are hosts Of Others
In Austin who have also been selling many
lots Of late, these sales Of Mr.. Horst shoT
q confidence and grewtli Ia this city tbatno
other place in the South can rival. We are
going to have a capital city that the whole
State will be proud OF. But we must have
the International. Then the members can
get here on time and in FIRST eless style.
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EVERYBODY uses, Clouds . IuyigOTating
Cordial for dyspepsia, liver Complaint and
general debility. AS female remedy, it
never fails.
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q. D. zIsFELMAN, Secretary.


MACK, STADLER g. Cove have been
pleased to receive call from c. C. Couch,
representing tho above firm, importers and
jobbers of wo0llens and manufacturers OF
clothing. Nosl09 West Third street, Cincih-
natl. Dir. Couch will hereafter make his
headquarters ii. this city, and will travel
extensively through the middle and South
western portions of the State, soliciting or
ders. We not only take pleasure in com
mending Mr. Couch personally to our read
ers and the public generally, but also in as
surfing dealers that he Is able to hold out
superior inducements in woollen goods and
clothing Messrs. Mack, stadler s. Co., OF
Cincinnati, are familisr with the wants Of
the South in the mercantile line, and those
who patrOnize them through Mr.. Couch will
End them fair and liberal dealers.
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CRY HALL, AUSTIN, January IA, 1875.
Pursuant TO call for meeting of citi-
zens 70 appoint delegates TO 3 railroad con-
vention, on the third of February, 1876,
in this city, a number of citizens met.
On motion, Col. J. M. swisher was
called to the chair and q. B. Zimpelman
requested to act as secretary
The object Of the meeting having been
explained, 1865
On motion, Capt. F. E. Smith, Capt.
VIM. n. Wilson, G. b. Zimpelman, D. NJ.
0dom, T.. B. Wheeler, j. w. Brown, -.
Calvin, Jos. Rogers, D. A. Todd, w. A.
Young and Walter Tips, were elected dele
gates to represent Travis county in said con-
vention.
On motion, tho chairman Of the meeting
was addedto the list Of delegates. 80
On motion Of Mr.. CardwelI the following
resolution was adopted: Ea trasI
ResOleed. That as citizens Of Travis
county we deem the construction of the
Austin and Pacific Railroad as of vast inn
portance to our county and to tins section
ef the State, and we earnestly invite dele.
gates from all the counties along the pro
posed route 70 meet us in convention IN
this city, on the third day of February
next, in accordance with the call from the
President Of said road, already published
JOHN NJ. SwIsHER, Chairman.
r. III TraFrYrrr
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A petition, with bin. vas presented from
citizens Of Waxahachic for 4 charter for 8
ZAP IalIr0ad.
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Being aIr. storcy's bin, and he absent,
Il was postponed.
bill IVES presented to organize the
county q Raines ont Of Wood, Hunt Hop
jected 10 the bin. and moved 4 nosfnnne-
ment. This proposition vras snrfaine5 a.
Mr.. WorthAm and others The mi go
reierred TO the Committee on Conhties and
County Boundaries. $50 '''''
The House adjourned tin 10 o'clock 70.