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Attorney ami CG1snSeI0r-af-f n w. and
Court Com an ssiOier for Mantle woo
County
OFFICE ON YORK STREET, I ETWEEN 9Th
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pac $ at the llois dc Boulogne, AT d4,-
break. II was then hardly midnight
but We resolved to pass tie rest oh one
night at the ball. Al THAT time, was
very fond otWalHing. They told Mime.
Houssaye that the affair WAS amlrably
settled, SO We amused ourselves pleas
anilymiil nearly dawn.
As ill-lucH wouidA3vc Il, weall met
nthe cloak room, principals and sec.
ondS ~ isa uusaucr,' said one Of
Nhcgbeiles seconds, "tu 80 to Buis IN
TINS snOWstorm."
Come said the other laughjugly
to NJ. SAerbcttp, "as you are lie IN
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AAintic proverbs.

The well-known warning not to look
u gift horse in the mouth has its
equivalent in Badaga, one Of the IN
dian tongues, az amy one offers you
buffalo, do not ask if she gives milk"
and the Mayhyli rendering OF "a
burnt child breads the fire. is identical
with the corresponding French PROV
erb, "a scalded cat fears cold watoEn
while the Hindi version is very picWr-
eBque and characteristics; ole whose
father was killed by bear is
afraid of II black stump The
European proverbs that $40 man
is hero to his p0lct dc chdmbrc'
and that "Famiiarity breeds con-
tempt are tersely and picturesquely
combined in the Tamil aduge "'lhe
temple cat docs not fear the idol.p The
Maylayis reprove Il booster who glorles
over the unfortunate with the pithy re-
mark, "Any one can leap a fallen
tree;n and their proverb, Running up
and down the boat does not bring one
sooner to land,p is Il keen rebuke to
those who chate and irct under circum-
stances of forced inaction; while the
sacred warning not to cast pearls be-
fore swine is APPLY paraphrased by the
question, "What is the use of reading
the Nedas TO wild buffalo"
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S0CEE'F5E%.
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet VI 80 Main street,
over G. M. Whcats store
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~, Royal Arch
Noenus meets pt the Chapter Rooms III the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday IN each
month.
H.E. CoOMBES, NJ. Il. II. p.
JosEpU j.. FISHER, secretary.
TANNEnILL LODGE No. ~, 1, a. NJ,
rnants ON the second and last SATURDAY even
inSs of eacn month, at the Masonic Hall,
Il. q, BOWER, W. M.
w, X. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Az II. q a. NJ
meets ON the first and third Saturday 1Fetni;;
inps of every month, at It's nan over " !"
Wheat's store, ON MAN NAL = fTSo9fSNOR w.
A,W. HowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, .. D., |. q. 0. F., meets AZ
Ri"nnrIson. Dallas county, every WeuheS-
day evening, ut half-paI7 o,G,ocK, va
j. FLOYD, Secretary. -. -
RlDGELEY ENUAMPMENT TO. -, H. ,.,n ",
a a. meets on the first ana mira Frluhy
nights in each month Nv tu po I'm 9 O. ~
Hall .,., ~ VI
nAtI,As LoUdE No. A, !. o. o, r., meets
on every Wednesday night AZ Inv lhS oSp E T
'o MM TrmsVENrr, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No.; a.; o.; w. ~ mpe'S
o,rry Monday nightat Odd Fellows mn;
every "'"'"' AS. JET, NC
rtr MCCONNELL, Secretary, , ~
TuoMAG CHAPEL LODGE, l. y; ~. a.'
meets every Saturday night ~ 'he lnoin"a
Chapel oh"f'ls SION $. RECORD, W. q. 4.
l. w, RECORD W. Secretary
nATt,AS LODGE No. lis, |. O, q. T., meets
oyerv Friday night, nj their lodge roolii' on
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tAaene Housewives Letter In N. V IrnNhe,I
once had hat adventure myself
II was in 1850. was at the oali oi .ilu
Hotel de VILE, escorting Nine Nle'or
Hugo, while NJ. Hugo gave ms urn W
Nine. Houssaye. There was cllaiI
empty and the one next to II coh.N'ii{eu
n INT | took up the hat ana gave Ine
chair TO Nine. Hugo. OF course | ana
not nropose to hold the hat all night,
sn mt IL on the floor. Its owner soon
arrived. IL was celebrated uuellst,
NJ Sherbette, the deputy from ISolssols'
IIn came straight to the chai whirh
Ind the honor of holding his hat. lie
WAS about to attack Nine. Victor Hugo
hut as was talking with her, nc 'u'''-
ed upon me. ,., ,,.,,,oood
NV hnt?b ayes sir" "Did you put u
on the lloor?n apo you think ! o4gnV
10 have nut it on my head !" "buv,
sir, YOU have insulted me. Here's my
/ took out card and threw 1t In his
"Nlonsnur," said the deputy furious :.
~. lido YOU suppose am goingto pick
up my hat" ,,, ,unotIom
going to put il on your head ,,,.,
Victor Hugo laughed, Nine llugt,
smiled, but Nine. lIoussaye was ''o' W
III" a re@nlre, sir" said the deputy OF
soissons, " that you replace my nat o"
The chair where II was.n ,.l
began to laugh. \ little circle nae C
Gathered. NJ. Shcrbettc finally pickeo
an his Int under pretcxt Of taking my
card ,,,.,o,,u IA,
said. 1--WE are from the same place.
reason more for our meeting"
~ awaityour seconds, Nj Sher"'''e'
replied. q, IA. this hour
We eau fight us soon as we leave Wv
M shcrbette bowed to the two ladie
mud went in search OF two seconds, ,,,
asked Victor Hugo and me Mo ware !,
do Belloy 10 act rs my W l,,'shes, a, )
this Ridiculous affair, NJ. Sn 81, Inet ~
soon appeared. II was decided , ,,,an "
should fight with pistols at tweh''
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LONERGAN g. MURRAY
OF LOUISIANA, MO-

Beg leave to inform the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding country that they have
removed their extensive works 10 thls place,
and are prepared 20 manufacture Nll kinds
OF Steam Engines aud MIN Machinery, Cnst-
lngs OF all description donoon short notice.
We have on hand several engines Of our own
make also House Fronts, Window Caps,
Slils, Fencing, Balcony Railing, Fire Fronts
Crate Bars, etc, We have the facilities for
quickly turning out iirst.cluss work well
adapted 20 the wants of this country, ana
also for repairing same NJ the shortest nOtice
LONERGAN n MURRAY,
South side Of the Compress, Dallns, Texas
sldGm-3BwUm
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The counting rooms OF this institution arc
o,tcn day and evening for the iereptlonnnd
insiruutlon OF all who desire 10 gain Imam
ciai prosperity, success and business hoiiors
Tor Journal. specimen OF penmanship
terms, otc., cali at tho college efilee, q ed-
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Sias Hare, Sh'r'
man, ,...., ,.,,,,,
District aud cX.OilCo County Clerk
Alexander llarwood.
Deputy Clerks--R. y. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William 4. HarwOOd
Sherill--.lHmes T., Burkiey.
Clerk Il. II. Aby.
Tax Clerk-E. NJ. Barley.
Deputy Sherlns-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
p. sent, Beverly Scott Harry Farmer J3hn
" haven, George W. Walker James MoShrf
". ", Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute OGDEN
surveyor Roberr NJ Cook.
Trrasurer--Martin N.Coie.
cattle and Hide Inspector-Thom@ john
son, .. o., .,,,,, ,,,,,r,,
Precinct No. IN. M. Hurioh presiding
Iustirel, Dallas. ,,,,,,-. .......... r,,,.
caster. g, - ,,,A,,,ns plye
Mile Creek. ,,,. u...,.
Precinct No. 5-Thomos u. Coates, Scyene
C0NSrABLRS.
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the WEEKLY HERALD VIII bo pub
lan.i every saturday morning. SubstGp-
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,lynuie in advance, No subscription taken
iIi' 4. ,r.,s psriod than slS months.
Advertisements Inserted at the rate OF 81 81
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OFFECEAE DIRECTORY.
CgrY OF DALLAS.

MayOr-W. l.. CaOel,
Engineer--N iliHm NJ. Johnson.
Atloruey-W ilinm M Edwards.
Treasurer Robert II, West
Sccretury-J. Il. Hereford.
Assessor and observation-disclosures J. keeton'
MaISnGl-Junius Peak.
Health Onicer.-~Dr. NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward ii, hrvny, r. L.,
WiIlimette, j. W. Crowdus. Second ward;
ward, ID. h. Grove, Is. =. Jclt and W. j.
Shoue. Fourth ward; R.N. Tompkins ana
Il. c. McLure.
me oGicrs of the various city officers are
vt fine city market house. The board OF Al
dcrmen meet IN regular session nt lle eonil-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
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DIR. L. MLANE'S
? Celebrated American
WoRM Specific.
OK
V Z r M | T W Z.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

THE countenancc is pale and
leaicn-colorci, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicirce runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swels, and
sometimes blecds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
hunmiug or throbbing of the cans;
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny
or mrrcd tongue; breath very foul,
Plrdcularlyio the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with 4
enawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; flecting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pain, through
out the abdomenj bowels irregular,
at times cos,iye; stools Shiny, not
untrequcn;ly tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough, cough
sometimes dry and conyulSiye; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. @
Whenever the above Symphonic
are found to exist, n
Dr.. c. M'LANE'S VRRMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of thu
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
SRETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove ineAcctual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
sapposition Of worms being the
cNsc," In all cases the Medicine
to he given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH The DIRECTIONS. y
We pledge 0ursclye''s8tSsgaSlic.'
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 poiuta kottl. and kNd via The
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS
AND NECriuSS,

iruin leaving Galveston NJ i'0D T, NJ. and
Houston Ut too II. N. ana 600 4 NJ, dhily,nr
riYts ns follows:
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<,nr ..xnn11.
CEx- n NC%E oTu TKNTTI.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1875.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.


Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston Mt $40 a III and arriveat
Houston at 800 u IN.
Leave Galveston at 300 p m and arrive ut
Houston at 600 y IN.
Leave Galveston at $50 p IN and arriveat
Houston Mt $50 y IN. .f..s.
Leave Houston Mt 6l5 IN and arrive Mt
Galveston at 900 III. ~,
Leave Houston 1000 IN and arrive NJ oh,-
weston OF $3.50 p IN.
Leave Houston ut EDO p m and arrive at
Galveston mt ll:30 M.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves 1hlVcs-
ton nj 1000 IN. Leaves Houston at 200 p IN.
The 6:l0 n IN train from Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway, Conneh NJ
Houston with the Houston ana Texas zen
trial railroad ,,.
The 800 . IN express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and TexiB Centrai
railway. -. o.,.,.., IL.
The J;0O M express from Galveston con.
pacta with tho International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston at 8 p IN.
The 1000 q m train nom Houston arrives at
Galveston Mt $50 y m. Connects with tho
Morgan steamers
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, Calves.
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets TO local points, one
Thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, can
bo purchased at the ticket offices of this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket ONCE.
q. n. NICHOLS, superintendent
II. y. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent; :.
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Trains arrive and depart from Houston AZ
follows,
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lnK For THE MlLl.lONI

IS 10 $40 per Ssy v aSeh psople Of both
aexea. Young and old, make more money M
work for us, In their own localities, during
their spnre moments, or all their time, than
nj any thing else. We offer employment
that viii pny handsomely for every hours
work.. Full particulars, terms, otc, sont
free. Send us your address az once. Don't
delay. Now IN the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer, I, q. SrINsoN q Goa
Portland Maine 2s~d6wiy
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st. Louis Law School.
Law Department of Washington
University

UNIV UpnNIIWtHI OF WNsHIEIUH
University
The regular annual term of this Law
School Will opn Que Wednesday, October 10,
1876. Full course, two terms, six months
each Students adm tied 10 the Senior Glass,
on examination, by application on or before
October 18th. Tuition, $40 first year 500 sec
ond year, including use Of Library, For par
tiCulurs address. u, NJ, STEWAHT,
Dean of Inv Faculty, 203, N. Third
July N-d3m street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-09
County Items.

REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
The Episcopal Church, in Arlington, to be
kaowo as Trinity Chapel, and which has been
termed 1.-THE little church in the vale, is now
being completed by its builder, MIR. Robert
Over, and services will soon be held there by
the jealous students of the Theological Semi
uary. Ii will be handsome improvement to
the village.
Excelsior Lodge, l. 0. G. T., of Arlington,
met 10 their new hall last Wednesday evening,
when the following officers were Installed tor
the ensuing quarter: ". Z. l., Z. ". Hatch
W. V. T., Mrs. Nj. A. Stevens ". S., Miss
Ida {. Wlbirt; W. F. S, Mrs. NJ. Woodland;
". T.. Mrs. NJ. E. Wibir,; W. G., S. B. Cor
bett; W. NJ, j. I. Close, jr.; W. J. G., S.
Couper: ". e. G., H. G. Corbett p W. Z.
T., Z. H. Corbett; r. H. s., W. 9. Wibirt;
5. II. s, Miss Woodard; 4. S., T. S. Corbett;
D. NJ, Miss Hattie Various. After an un-
usually good meeting, the Lodge being in
creased in number BY two new members and
several proposltous, it adjourned.
The county was we'll represented in Congress
last week-not on the floor, but in the gentle
meu's gallery. "Cuulug ey,n;s cast their
shadows.
Owing 10 the lodge 10 Arlington, there is
strong temperance excitement on foot, aud
there is talk OF organizing Band of Hope,
which meets the approval OF the geu.er sex
though the sterner may hno 1t great sacrifice
to dispense with the nasty weed.
There is considerable sickness in the county
colds. pneumonia, ieVers-cauSed no doubt By
the variable weather.
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Letter from LOutlOuu Co.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. |
LEEsBURG, Va, Feb. 6. lS75.-l was told
to-day by a gentleman that FIVE men, in his i'm
mediate ueig borhood, who had gone West,
returned letely to their old Loudouu homes sat-
s6ed that industry and economy will give them
as good living here as the same articles will
give them west of the Allegbanes, with much
more comfort all the time. All that Virginia
wants now is steady determination to pay her
debts, public and private, and confidence will
be restored, and everything will prosper. Farm
ing in the old style will not do. With cheap
transportation from the prairies where, from
the nature of the country, large tracts can be
worked by labor saving machinery, wheat and
corn must cease to be profitable here, but fresh
meat, milk, poultry, and vegetables, With the
fruits so prolific 10 our climate, must, ere long,
usurp their places. Again, the waSteful man
ner OF dealing with our forests must be changed
to more profitable one. In cord OF wood
there is enough timber to make 1900 feet OF
plank-the wood is worth SIS, the plank SIS.
There are within FIVE miles of Round Hill
Station 900 acres Of fine timber, much Of it
suitable for ship timber, and all extremely nc.
csssible to railroad stations, and this land
cleared will set itselfin grass in two or three
years, which will support large Aocks of sheep
aud herds Of cattle | doubt whether United
States bonds at the prices in 1864 have
brought more profit to their owuer than Lou
doua land, at present prices, will bring in the
same time to the purchasers. There is no
country equal, naturally, to Loudouu county
within one hupdred miles of New York city.
The tine water, healthfulness, productiveDess
and beauty of landscape, must make the coun
try from Clarke's Gap to the top Of the Blue
Ridge, the west end suburbs of Washington.
81 900, 900 thus invested would probably double
itself in ten years, with good interest Oh the
investment annually realized. ALIoUIs.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET February 9.-Whest
is frmer for best qualities and the market is
fairly active; offerings OF 500 bushels, with sales
of good white at lis, and red at no. lis and lis
for fair to good, and u.s. l20, l2l and l22-lstter
for strictly prime. Corn is in moderate receipt,
and the market is more active, with an advance
in prices offerings Of los bushe :, with sales OF
mi xed At g. IL and IS snd yellow al -. Light
tferings OF Rye and Oats, with sales Of the for
mer at 95.
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DIED.

Gap: in WM TAYLOR SMITH lied at his
rc.iGcnce in King George, on Thursday last.
Earl j. life he lad been a Lieutenant in the
e. s. Navy. He resigned years ago, and has
since rercc1 himself to agricultural pursuits,
in which ho was cGni1eRtly successful For the
list twenty years he has been tho largest Ero-
Queer OF wheat and corn in the Valley of the
E.ppalannoIk. Captain smith Was All example
to the Soun, men oi the Stat, q energy d
industry, for Nl:hcu n a'"ut 81 years, o: age,
always wore the >"inhancn OF being MANAGED
by q master mind, anu one well acquainted with
all the details OF husbandry. de WAS esteemed
oy Ill CT s:cs, the day labcrer 70 we'll rs the
more opulrnt, D;inS 4 man or Integrity, whose
word was IA good rs his bond. Captain Smith
had been subject to vertigo for some time. On
Tuesday he tell from his seat, striking his head
ard hruising it on fender st the fire place, and
pcs:iby Mastering lis de.th, which i: i u der
stood Was from apopcXy. His remains were
brought to FredericAs ourg and inferred Ill the
cemetery on Saturday last Fredb'g Herald
On the morning of the 18th of January, NAN
ME NJ, wife of Col E. E. Portock, md eldest
merry of Culpeper county. Va, aged 80 years,
leaving her husband and three smsll children,
.cge.h r with large circle OF relatives and
friends t. mourn their irCeparabc loss
In fredericksburg, on Monday, February !,
at the residence of Nj I. j Haydon, Mrs. NJ a
Ky MILLER SMITH, wife OF the late Doctor
Austin Smith. Of King George county, Va.
In Baltimore, on the night o: the sth Instant,
MOOR ). FALLS, son Df the lAte Alexander
Falls, and brother Of Il. ". Fails, Of this city.
In St. Louis, Mo-, on Wednesday, evening,
the 81 Instant, Mrs. MARY WATERS I'm
MERRIAM, formerly of Alexandria, Va.
On TIE morning Of the 6th instant, at bis resi-
dcncc in Ae%andria county, Va. DU UOLPE
BUCHLl, in the nth year OF Ills age.
Doctor B. NJ BtCkNER, an old AMI we'll
known physician. died in Louisa co. last week.
III Washington, ,n the morning Of the 7th il.
st.it, At a!.paSl light o'clock II. m, MIN NJ Z
MAY EVERETT, aged months and days.
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We'll should we love thee; we, the tempest-tost
Bcrc!t Of name and country we. who cast
Our ali or one wild, fearful throw, and lost
Ali but the waning memory Of the past;
Ne give thee, noble and hi h-mindcd long,
Cur name, our deeds, our suffering, snd our
wrong.
Guard thou our unmarked dead; watch DER
their dust,
EmDalm their actions, and their honor keep
Tell how they :oug ut and diet with undimmed
trust;
In God and Right and with the uncorqucred
sleep;
Thy swe test softest, sadde=t notes belong
TO her who HIS no history bu.-song.- Page lQ4.
ANXIOUS.
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Whoever writes for tie paper expresses his
own opinion merely. II be writes seusibly then
sensible people will agree with bin. / have
nothing to say about the Board Of Public
Works But think the people Of Alexandria
want good pavenents and good streets. They
do not desire the grading Of their streets chang
ed. This is too expensive But certainly we are
DOT and ought not to be satisfied with our bad
pavements and rough streets. Tor one am
willing to be taxed to have our old town made
to look better, which cannot be as long as so
many pavemeuts ADD so many streets are 10 the
condition they are now in. CoRNS.
The Rappahannock is again frozen over
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YESTERDAY. 10 the Z. S. Seuate, Mr.. Morton
presented a report in The matter vi Pinchback
claim to seat in the United States Senate.
The report claims that the certificate OF hel-
logg shows tina, Percy liys.che Shelby PIuch'
back" was elected Senator for SIX years from
March t, 1878, and is prlma lacie evidence
that ne is entitled to his seat. II was osjt cted
that The majority report was merely Il minority
report being signed by hut four Of the nlnc
members OF the committee.