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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
County items.

1t WAS rumorcd 10 Arlington last night hat
au, ther cen: ultation was had by Mr.. Aus!in ;
physicians, yesterday, and that they decided
his foot would have to be amputatcd.
\ grocery and liquor store will be opened 90
the lst proximo, IN He;mer's brick building,
on the Arlington pike, by ". a. Young, of
Washington.
The Gypsies have folded their tents and
fitted away from Roach Springs as quietly as
t::ey cane.
Mr. n. S. Wight, Of Arlington, has one
Of the fae-i pear orchards in the State. and It
now promises golden harvest of the luscious
fruit.
Excelsior Lodge, No. f. | 0. G.. r., OF Ar
linrton, will hold an election OF officers u-uignr.
Though John Bareycorn" is worshippcd in
the C. upty by large class the Lodge holds its
grouEd.
Tie uamc Of Mr.. Fibrey as candidate for
the legislature gives general satisfaction to
the Conservatives in the county. The R:puh-
llcans are pursuing the pos utr policy and II
is not ,ct:iel who will be their choice.
Mr.. L. w. Wiudsor's new machine at Inc
Potomac yard is now working beautifully, uak-
ing 40 bricks per minute.
The eaten at the Jackson City fisheries Is
getting better. The season thus Jar has been a
rather poor one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Great Powers are said to be acting in
concert Oh the Eastern question. Their repre-.
sentstives at Coosantinople have counscled
the Porte to undertake nothing against Monte
negro, promising united efforts for the paciica
ton of the insurgents. Moukhar Pasha is con-
ccntra;lng troops at GatSchko ard great bat
tie is expected shortly. l. Is officially report ed
that Plva bias been revlctuaIled.
Gen. Fuaro, with three thousand federal
troops, is en- route from Monterey for Mier
Qucr"go will hold Monterey. Fuero Will doubt
less meet Dlaz' forces at Mer or Cnmarga.
The funrra of the wife OF Louis Blanc at
Paris, yesterday, was In .de the occasion for an
immense r ldica demonstration, 10 which two
hupdrcd thousand people participated.
a. G. Robinson, steam packet agent, of Lon
den. has failed with liabilities estimated at
$500 600
The riots n Blrbadocs have been quced
The trouble grew out Of the scheme for the
confederation Of the Woodward Islands
The Theatre det Arts a, Rpueu was burned
as' night, and several lives were lost aud many
persons injured.
An amnesty meeting was held 10 Paris on
Friday last, at which the speeches were of a
most /: Il lmmatory character.
The Liberals in the q .rman Parliament will
supper; the Government bill providing Tor the
sale o! the Prussian railways TO the Emp:e.
The announcement OF the suppression OF the
resurrection 10 Algeria WAS premature.
The proposed occupation pr Bosnia by Aus
tlla is l. ctcd in Government circles at Vlenna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
7E'LEGRIPUIC BRIEFS.

AT the NEE ~ oi tie n. Y D.moc,atic
Committee this mornlog it was decided that
the Committee on Contested Seats Shall con
slst OF tw' representatives from each judicial
dis rlcr, and hat DELEGATES from Congressional
dis rlcts shat! Secct d"eaat"> to he ST. Louis
torvr'tnn AID submit TIN Ia cDnm.ttr.
from the iu neal ui.tric t, report 70 the Con
vcnfioa. This is ii acctrt;arc. wit. prcce-
deaf. The Convention mct at nouu Hon.
j ohu 4. Jacob. was chosen temporary vhai
man.
-Wn. II. Grant ani Francis Y. BroS>,au
formerly law primers wer@ arrest i al St Paul,
MlDn., 10 cay on bench wArra1t issued from
| Judge Carriers Court 10 Washington, charep,
them @lth cum p!lci!y With ouc Lppinro l.,
| issuing frauiuI.ut Sioux. nall breed scrip.
whereby he Government was d.irauicd u a
| large anoant OF money, and maDy hunlrci
| thousand acres OF had cutorcd franlul"nsy.
| Grant and BroSscau wit be taken u WASHING
| ton.
The VI assaciJu<et's Republican STATE CON.
vcnfou ul,t Al Boston tr.dar. Rev. Dr.. f.
b. Webb off, d prayer He ak d, that ia
| these days When so many wcr, bang as,a.ic |
a by the t,manawk a.! sea! piog knitc taat
We might At judge hastily or justly; that
we might be speed TIE toJtl>nness IF putting
our faith IL :n"n, u0tr;ti aud uuprnvc,: aai
tuat " mig 4 DC bc.sd rs :! uatlou and A
p"ppla
-E.1y us IL dig burglars cnt red the
dry god store ii ljutl & y rSytd, 5 >,y4,
and attempted to ov"ri'"S.r The waterman.
| VIM made i desperate ry-t~t"tcs. wh,a tie
they 4 i .s.;hout securing any cou~:d r4be
am uui II Ind.r
Ia tn United St't Circuit C,urt al ST.
I4oui-, til, IA, rn.rg. Ju!gg DUu overrpiei
,4 mo'ioi III n: st .. jli.m q; 10 Nska,',
ra>", AN ,:Gtrocci him 10 tgn Year, IL the
county jai AMI pay ti,e a! $lOUJD
.-ln Fnlia i"iI'h,a, 'is m,r,ios. Joseph
HarIar, formerly p"lc2maasH AID IortaI-
y wounded X L..ut .onor ot P,.i'2, WIN r.
| Hess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
The AMENDED CHARTER. Both boards 0
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1876.

The AMENDED CHARTER. Both boards OF
the Liiy Luuycll adopted resolution, las
plight, 10 submit th> proposed amendment to
the city charter TO the voters Of the city tor
ratification or rel eti"n Tomorrow week, out
owing to slip Of th> pcu,ln making 40 erasure,
the resolution will have To be acted on again by
the Board OF Aldermen in order to be effective.
During The debate that took place upon tn.
Introduction oil the resolution some of the mem
oers who advocated it's adoption frankly &C
kuowlcdged that they did not comprehend tbs
purport of the proposed change. When II
shall have been adopted, the question VIII be
who can translate it toto Intelligent language
and determine what officers are to be clectec
under il? The attempt to do so has already
been made by the best legal minds OF the city
without success. but whereas they DOW SEE
through glass darkly. it my DC that th'
finn will be removed from their eyes and the
riddle be solved after the ballots of the voter
have been cast upon it, and 1t was probably
with that object 10 view that the City Cvunci
adopted the resolution submitting 1t to th'
people last nj ght.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
Dom Pedro.

Dun Pedro aud party arrived at Plcasanou
forty miles from San Francisco, yesterday alter
oooD. His car was detached from the trait
and put behind another engine, aud rushcC
over the road a halt an hour ahead of the over.
land train. The obj ct Was to avoid any pub
lie demonstration Oh arrival, aud it was Il per.
feet success. The purity passed through Oak.
land without attracting attention, crossed tie
by, aud arriving a; the wharf, took carriages
to the Palace Hotel, where they entered witt
ou hall de- $50 people knowing they had
arrived. On the arrival OF the regular train al
q Iklaud a great crowd was 10 attcudarco, with
band playing and colors flying, while Dom
Pedro was already eu>conSed III apartments al
the Palace. At Sacramento Dom Pedro and
party hastily examined the workshops Of the
Central Pac 6c railroad. The party will re
maiu iu Sau Francisco four or five days, going
thcLca to other points Of interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
people last night

Ex Attorney General Williams was again be
fore the Congressional Committee Oh Courts oil
Justice. yesterday, and, after some hesltancy,
admitted that whatever money be paid to
Davenport was by written order OF the Presl
dent These Continued assaults upon the 10
tegrity of the President, and the failure to sue
ceSsilll relutc them, must,in the end, shatter
the confidence reposed in him by his best
friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

4 NOTABLE WEDDlSG.--rhc weddog OIL
NJ S, Augusta + Shoemaker, daughter OF Mr..
Samul NJ Shoemaker, esq, to Vim. e. Boy
>ton e>q OF this city, WI take place at
o cock this evening at Emmanuel Church,
ard wi'l be a very brilliant af.ir. President
Gran; ana wife, the Hon. Schuyler Cofax and
WIFE, Secret .ry Btsrow and wife, Postmaster
General Jewell aud wife, Treasurer New and
wife" aud the Hon. james u. Blaine and wife
are expected to be present we'll other
distinguished guests-Bauinsore American ot
the 26th INST.
Among the guests will be MIR. r. ". Falls,
of this city, uncle Of the bride.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

Adviccs from Cumberland, We regret to say,
INDICATE no favorable change 10 the present un'
propitious aspect OF the coal and canal business
and un:ortu oatcy, the State officers, to whom
the matter of the Consolidation Coal Com
panys road, aud the use they are making of it,
has b, en- referred, eau see % speedy way out
Of The difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26
Letter from Warre.tOn.

Correspondence OF the Atcxandra G:z lite.
WARRENToN, April 26 Rev. Mr.. l. ndsay
ought to feel proud of his church. l. is a beau
tiful edi6ce in the gothic style OF architecture.
1t has stained windows, u superb chandelier
hanging pendant, that brilliantly lights the
church 10 the night, and st. James Church
has, undoubtedly, the finest choir in the State,
the Norfolk aud Richmond chuirs alone cx-
cepted. The organ, from Appleton, OF Dos
ton, is superb instrument, which est s. 600.
The choir consists Of Miss Janet Weaver, 80
prano Miss Mamie Byrne, alto Il. Shcp,
herd, tenore Fl. Bsrtels, tenor; 5, Crockiord,
basso, with Miss Lomax, organis'. Every
voice is of high order, aud compares favor
ably with those 10 professional cholrs. | have
heard that they have received overtures from
the Centennial Committee to assist III singing
10 the Mrzart's Twelfth Mass at PHiladclphla
10 July, and will probably accept.
Dr.. Bailey Shunate, who represented bis
county 10 the Virginia Scuate last session, died
at bis residence in Fauqular county, yes crIay
evening, the 25 b inst. OF abSoss of the t macE.
Dr.. Shumate was we'll knoWn aud il flu"utial
citizen, aud his death will be depiorcd By the
entire community.
The elite Of Fauqnier couaty were assembled
yesterday evening at the residence OF the brli"
father, MIR. Enoch j tfies, to witness the
nuptias OF Miss Mary Jetfres, to DR.. e. {.
Chewing, OF Fredericksburg. The attendants
were j. 2. j, fries with Miss Hattie Kelly !;
Geo. Grasty with NJ !ss Mollie SAUNDERS; aud b
Berry with Miss Nanuiv Blspham. Mr., Lind
suy, of Warreuton. tied the connublai kno', an
elegant COLLATION. was served up, and the happy
couples health quaffcd 10 many brmming
bumpers.
Bethel Military Acad my is 10 very f ur-
ishug condition. There are now nincty ,cnoI-
ars, and the standard of scholarship is very
high, as is the esprit du corps amoag the stu
dents. They are drilled we'll ADD thoroughly,
ADD student not only has, when b. graduates.
foe education, but Is also well conse;Sant with
military tactics. The State onght to BE- proud
OF this College Started 10 smalI way Installer
the war, by private enterprise, II has iy the
mere force of its OVID excellence, bee rme d large
and successful military school, which is, after
all, the best training youths can have. The
school is pecuniariy agreat ben"6t g Eauqi-r
county, as over $50. 900 per abnum is cxp.nd.
ed 10 supplies. Mr. B AckWell Smith aud Capt
Lighttoot are public benef4ctors
An impostor has been, aud is, operating 10
Prince William county, representing himself
as agent for the Gaz ,lte and has been collect
ing money Tor subscrl pton TO the paper. and
representing that the price Of the tri-weekly
had been reduced to S. per aunun. hear Of
bis being successful iu soue Instances.
CHASSEUR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

The Conservatives OF Richmond are unde-
cided as TO the advlsabty of allowing colored
people to lake part in the primary election
they arc to hold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

The Democratic State Convention of New
York met TO day. 1t is supposed they will APP
roiut delegates to the ST.. Louis Convention
favorable to the nomination of Mr.. Tldcn for
Dro.;a,nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

A meeting OF the dire ctors of the Valley
Railroad was held 10 Baltimore to-day to de
termine whether or not to lease their road to
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

The Richmond Enquirer has donned a new
dress aud bears every appearance OF thor
ouph remuneration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

By new law now 10 operation the trustee
of the public schools are exempt from jury an
militia duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF COLoRED MIN.
listers The sixteenth session of tie Gcucrul
Conference OF the African NJ f. Church will
assemble 10 Atlanta, Ca, on Monday next.
There will be twenty five annual conference.
represented in this G.ueral Conference Two
hundred and twenty delegates are rcrortn,!
elected from those annual conferences. Fifty
OF that number are laymen; two are elected
The delegations from New England, New
will pass through here to morrow morning via
the Midland Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

4 movement is on foot to start a cotton fac
tory 10 Lynch burg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

The c, lpep TINS, says: The Nr. lH'' a"d
Midland t.nroaG tic a., ale making great III
provcmeuts al ~ their i!re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

WoS'T STAY D0wN.-h. d. Ruth U. colorcd,
ex-sheriii c: til, coun.y, and IN mn"r o.: the
Vi;gin;a Ii u. ., ',r2airS Is wv located in
ashng:"n. ami i pfac:icjn- iaw 10 that city.
II appeared As counsel Tor cr.m'na before
The police court 81 tact cay. ys>t'rtay, and
asked t. enter an appeal. The court stated
thai 1rcat many igo'r!"t c>fJred persons ale
brougnt iutr c,nr; II oitr felt sympathy
for them, ana j sired TIA they Should have
all their rights, and have i! 'uli aoi ar '!e-
f:rc,, hu' did 10. ike t. see 'asm imposed
upon. lfEtl">" motions and r:qu t. ar made
toT the sax. Ui procuring 4 lcc t.r { uu-ct II
was wrong D.'cnaani~ eau easily b. Gupcd
iato paying i ice uuD"c >>sri!y. In Tins case
he aouj consent 10 al appeal, Thought he
saw ~ .dvaLt.y 20 tie i i,Jd!lt by g:.htlng
it. Us the cuu'>>' mace 10 repiy, but took
Ills SAT t is prc>u'nc! 'ht' h. saw III poIut.
WASH STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

4 crisis is imminonl 10 the llugEarIan Mn
i>try 10 cons quancc Of III" nJn acceptance "i
the cuUprJml-r proportions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-26

The WEATHER The rain Of yesterday ceas-
e | b}ut dark ,pd the weather cleared II Co..
Durpg the nigh quite a heav, " IL frost tch.
and the icmrcra urr was really wniry. Tins
morning ,r;l~ clear aud pleasant. ma IT, weather
has remained 50 durlar til" day, wto the ~
ceItio1 81 a few hgu,s ,bpul uoou. l. Is tot
bel we'd that The fruit N vegetables IN The
vicni'y have been i.jurc! b. Ia" frost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Empress and o Number OF Friends
to Accompany Dom Pedro.
The Sonora RevOlutlOnlsts Engage the
State Troops and are Defeated.
A Wife Cuts her Husbands Throat and
Buries His Body In o Stable.

New YORK, January 2i-A Rio ia
nerio letter says Emperor Dom Pedro
will be accompanied in his approach-
ing visit to this country by the En-
press and number OF immediate
friends, as we'll as by three of the most
powerful ships of the Brazilian Navy.
He will depart about the end OF March.
TUCSON, Arizona, January M.-The
Sonora revolutionists have been de-
feated by the State troops, who had
been to Gusymas for supplies, captur-
ing treasure, arms, etc. Zerenos' head
quarters are at Hemizolla and nearly
ali the neightoring towns have declar-
ed for him. The headquarters of the
State troops are at Aguia, seventy--iive
miles north of Gusymas, where they
have force of eleven thousand one
hundred men of all arms.
WORCESTER, MASS, January a.
Russ, Eddy d Co.'s picture frame
moulding works were damaged by hre,
causing loss of three hundred thou
sand dollars.
BALTIMORE, January 24.--F. w. Nc
Corkle, son fudge McCorkle. OF New
ton. North Carolina, was accidentally
drowned at Jones' Falls.
BouRBoNvILLE, w. ", January "a
Charles f. Neeling wasl found buried IL
stable, with his throat cut. Neel.
inp,s wife and man named Foreman
were arrested under suspicion, when
she confessed. Lynchiug is expected
OMAHA, January 24.-The Union Pa
citi , road is still snow bound. A mum
her of trains are lying here bound west
The block is at Bryan and at point
vest of there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

San Francisco Chronicle A Kern
oountv paper says that Mr.. Fowler, In
con;unction with Miller, Cox d Clark,
Ink q Croker and Miller 4 Lux, who
own large tracts adjoining the reclaim da M
ed land. are about to inclose lGO, ooo
acres with a fence in one single In
closure. The fence will be one nun.
dred miles long. and will cost about
Si0O. 900. This land will be used for
The present for stock, but the. intention
is eventually to cut it up into farms for
occupation.
THE wife of Walker, the. Vinegar
Ritters millionaire, has soured on him,
and il suing for divorce. She alleges
that he has large depositsin two banks,
and own a $4,000 mortgage on real
estate in Orange comfy, New Jersey /;
a dwelling in Brooklyn worth Sl2,Ooo ;
a fee of $50, 600 in large Philadelphia
com missionhouse q hotel and farm
in Newport, New Jersey, valued OF
$40 600; a hotel, dwelling and large
farm near Natick, Massachusetts,
worth 100000; half interest In tbs
house Of r. HI. Mcdonald & Co., New
York, worth s8OO,0O0i and q patent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25

or copyright of Vinegar Bitters, which
Yields an income Of S2OO,00O year.
Vinegar Bitters ARE not hard to take
In that shape.
PErRARCH, who died at seventy, was
found sitting In his library leading
over au open book us II he were read
lug, but In reality dead some OF Me-
tastaso's best things were written ~
elphty.fonr. Wordsworth lived TO
eighty, with unhiling poetic powers
Goethe, down to the day OF his death,
at eighty-three, labored on with almost
youthful zeal and with undated devo-
ton to literature; Socrates wrote his
"Panthenalcum u In his ninety-fourth
year, and lived until ninety-ninei III,
tan's pencil dropped from his hand
when he was stricken by the plague, at
nearly one hundred years OF age
Michael Angelo went on splendidly
until ninety; Leonardo dc Vincl, one
OF the fullest and greatest artists OF
any age, died at his easel with undi'
minished faculties ut seventy.hve
Tintoretto worked until eighty, Peru
gino until seventy-eight, Rubens until
seventy, Teniers until eighty-four, anc
Claude until eighty-two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25


stanton The name is one that will
grow. We have not always been OF
OF this way of thinking, but looking
back now over the war, the colossal
figure that rises above the smoke and
dust, the strong embodiment OF the
national will, is that of Stanton
Cincinnati Commercial.
Yes, and by his side us he Crises
above the smoke and dust" that
obscures his history, there will rise toe
the form of murdered woman-a
woman hung that the wild storm
OF sectional hate, prejudice ahc
revenge that Stanton had evoked
might be assuaged. Stanton is said Il
have died by his own hand, and
doubtless, the weird form OF Mrs
Surratt lowered over him amid thu
shadows cast by the dark wings of thu
Angel Of Death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25
TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

LIVERPOOL, January "a, 1880 m,--Spots
opened steady. Uplands 6esd; Orleans To-
Id.
Sales 1900 bales; for speculation and ex-
Arrivals opened lower.
200 y. IN .-Spots closed steady. uplands,
Gskd; Orleans, 0 l5-l0d.
Sales American ., 600 bales.
LONDON, January "a, 1850 m.--Cohsols iof
money, Oh 3.l6; ON account, W lb-l6
NEW YORK, January 24.-GoId opened at
io4o a.m.-Spots opened quiet; nothing do
ing. Ordinary, OIzc; Good ordinary llc Low
Middling l2Ac; Mlddling lSc; Middling Ala
bnma, l3lsc Middling Orleans, lS S-lUci Mid
ding Texas, 1876,
ll22 a.m.--Gold lib. Futures opened easier.
January, l3ai31sc; February, lSIs@l3 Slice;
March, Is 5-l69 APRIL lS1s@lSg,lge; May,
iS].Gl3 l-l6c; June, - l5-i6@llc. Sales 1000
bales; last evening, 1900 bales.
l2:OB y. m. Spots dull.
uary, iS@lS l3l6c; February, lS1S@l9 Slide;
March, il 5-lGalSlAc; April l3 s-l6@lSSsc;
May, l394@l3 l3-l6c; June, li9l4 l-ltc. Sales
o'I IS7 I ~ n, t,ola ll3il
$40 p. m.--Gold ll3ls. Futures closed quiet
and steady. January, IL lG@l3 3-32 Fenru.
airy, ID BLOC; March, ID l-32@l31Sc; April IL
o.i7@l3 9.s2c; May, 10 2l-S2@lS lS-lGe. Sales
IA, 600 bales.
Gold closed 1875.
Receipts at all American ports since Fri
day Ii,76a bales. Exports-Great Britain,
III, i5i bales; France, 5,72} bales; continent
1886 bales; channel, ,2i5 bales;stock s57,SO7
bales.
GALVESTON, January "a, 1000 a.m.--dold
ll3@il4; silver, l051S@lUGt4. .t :.
Exchange--Now York sight, per cent
discount to par; New Orleans sight, par 70
"A premium. ,,,
Cotton quiet. Good ordinary, lOesc low mid
ding, llLc; middling, l23so; good middiing
1890. -4f.
Sales l,226 bales receipts, ,a79 bales. o- =
NEW ORLEANS, January N.-Goid, li2ts@
| lI3Is Exchange Nc discount. a.,
Cotton in good demand. Mlddllng, l2Ssc
Sales $50 bales; last evening, 1000 bales.
| 300 p. m.--Gold ll94@il3.
| Sales 7, $50 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25

A very fine line OF CUSTOM WORK In
French and American Calf Boots, french
Kin Boots, French and American ladies'
Kip ana Calf Shoes, Ladies' and Chiidsens
French and American Kid, Cali anu Serge
SHOES which we are determined 70 close out
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

vV,uE STATE OF TEXAS--COUNTY OF
DALLAS.--By virtue OF authority
vested In me by the execution OF q deed OF
trust on the first day OF July A, D., 1874, by a.
A. Stailworth and his wife, A. y. Stallworth,
for better securing the payment OF certain
promissory note of Six hundred dollars, pay
able to N. IL. Barto and g.. M. Freeman
bearing even date with the date aforesaid,
whereby the said A. A. Stallworth and wire
promised to pay said N. III. Barto and q. M
Freeman, twelve months after the date OF
said note, said sum of money, bearing inter
est at the rate often per cent per annum from
the date thereof, will, for the satisfaction
aad payment of said note, expose TO
sale. for cash, at the court house door In the
city of Dallas In said county, to the highest
bidder, on the third "Wednesday, February
next d6th day thereof, during the legal
hours of sale, the following described prop,
erty, to-wit: One lot, tract or parcel Of land
situate on Swiss street, within the cooperate
limits of the city Of Dallas, beginning ut q
stake, running fifty feet 40 degrees east; rom
thence back one hundred feet 10 degrees
north; thence ATTY feet. IS degrees west;
thence one hundred feet 40 degrees south 70
place of beginning, being O. part OF the
"'ie''' Trustee.
Dallas, January cath, A. d. 1875. jan2Sdaw
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NATIONAL LINEOF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve i've large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New york. afeas nf,i,
railroads tickets, either way, from and 10
DALLAS, or round trip tickets. good for one
wear, for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, and to see plan OF the steamers eau
ian23dtf WE. LYTE CO., Agents.
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w =. LyrE. J.P. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ToR SALE

FOR SALE. &,
Improyed and unimproved property In
every quarter of the city; also farms and
farming lands in Dallas and other counties
For rent-Dwellings and business houses IN
the CITY OF Dallas Special attention paid 7 o
abstracting and perfecting titles and estao.
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting Of
i'"''' W.. +. LYTE & CO,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street.