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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. (
january %, ISL.

The streets ami roads for tho first time la
months are dusty. The air is soft, baim' ,
warm and spring-lke. Fires were net seen
In CRATES after nine O'Clock this mornlug. In
WORD, the weather Is glorious Tor buslnesa.
Plows arc running In the country, and In II
few days hence the pranies of Texas VIII
throw Off their hues of death and put on their
green spring robes.
The order trade to-day was very heavy Mer-
chants doing Wholesale business had all they
could attedd to, and did not succeed in get
ting on oil the freight by trains leaving last
night.
The receipts Of cotton were as heavy as
for any day during the week,
wagons and teams com,ag In without
being smeared with black wax mud, an unu-
sual sight lately
1t 10 still the settled conviction of all that the
backbone OF winter has been broken and that,
though we may and certainly will, have cold
Snaps occasionally and until late in tue
spring, the worst has past. And let It pass.
A meaner winter was never gone through IN
Texas, aud we hope mover to see Its like
again,
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New York, all rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds
Boston, all rail- 81 fl perl00 pounds.
Philadelphia, all rail, 81 "a per 100 20 DIS.
Baltimore, oil rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, VII rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To Galveston, % % per bale.
TO ~. LOais, 81 % per bale.
Pproc ICE from st. Louis TO Dallas, and from
Kansas City, $50 per car
Following are the rates from all points IN Kan.
5as south Of Kansas City:
To DallaB-COrn ana oats per cWt 81 l-2C; ne.
tat0eB per cwt SOC.
10 iiutchms-COrn and Data i3c; flour 5ic.
TO Ferls--Corn and oats 49, nOur, 5Ic.
TO Palmer--FlOur, CSC; corn an oats, lGc.
70 Ennls--tlOur, 6lc corn an iOats, &c.
To Rlce-Flour, SIC, cornand oats, 40c.
COralcana, McXa, GrOesbeeclE Kosse, Waco,
Marlin, BremOnd, IIcarne and tfyap-ElourG5C
corn and oats, 5Ac.
To Calyert-FlOur, &C; corn and oats soc.
On GI,AIE--To New Orleans 4Octs pc .cWt. To
st Louis, i0cts per hun lred.
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There is no reason TO change the opinion
eretafore expressed, that trade will be good
nglng the baiano1 of The winter, spring and
kfnmer. We must not ia hours Of desponden-
forget that TINES are prosperous all over the
Sountry and no corner can got duh If it tries.
The whole floor must shake If any part does.
Never did the people OF Texas in all their
lives have balf the renson TO look with tho
brightest hopes upon their Immediate future.
They have everything TO cheer them, and we
cannotF see single depressing item ahead.
Money is easy aud plentiful, labor in active
demand ia town and country, there are lots Of
PROVISIONS Etored with all the slgne agreeing
the coming will be good crop season.
And, aside from all this, immigrants are ar
riving at the eaflmatcd rate OF i've thousand
per day, and they all say they are the adj
vanced guard Of thousands behind them.
Lands are rapidly coming into market, rail-
ways extending tolections Of Texas hereto
fore unknown, and drawing population after
them And a. new towns open new oppor-
tuniues offer for tho eNtoulion Of eur trade.
We snip goods by every train TO every new
town on the TaxB N Pacific, aud TO tie old
ones adjacent to the track.
But we must not lic idle and expect trade
from new sections TO come to us voluntarily,
we mustgl after aud invite it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

Mayer Is Wagner tho propriotori Of
this celebrated resort, now have it in splendid
condition. They not only keep tho best
cigars and beer the country affords, but they
have music and attractions to amuse and en-
gage tho attention of those who have a few idle
hours to while away. They have also in con-
nection with it restaurant unsurpassed foi
the rarity Of its viands, where oysters, game,
fish and other delicscies are served up in al
epicurian style that would please the taste o.
the most fastidious. II you want something
| good 10 cat and drink go To Anollo hall.
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Financial Affairs.

The money markethas not changed. Tho de-
mand for exehangchas been quite heavy during
the week, aud win continue until the cotton
crop Ia cleared Off ownerso Of city real estate
would be glad to have the homesteal law s0
modified they eau effect loaus,but the people In
the country unaoimously say, "Ietltstsnd as
1t is" The Legislature Will certainly do So
Exchange upon all American points is buy
ing at par and selling at = premium.
Loans from local banks upon legitimate
paper are made ut per cent, per month
Trade dollars. no CON [ q
Mexican dollars ......s0
Mexican halves. .............,.....IO
MeAluah quarters. ..,,...... .s......,..l5
Gold and government paper aud silver other
than trade dollars aie all at par.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

OAN soLe-LEATRR-Ovor 20 lbs, IOc; do
undcr % lbs, 33c.
HENLoCG SoLF-LEATHER - Best Buffalo
slaughter. SOC; good DO, 29C; best MatRmra us
zoe good do, 21c; good dam sed, 25o; poor do,
SOC.
OAK HARNESS LEAqImR--No. l, 4Ooi do, No.
SIS.
HEmLoOK HARNESS LEATHRR--No. j. IS; do,
No. Q, $751;
UrrEU-French calf, 81 20 to 50; do. klp,8l. 10
Ellt5 per poundi American calf SOC 6)Sl 30;
DO, klp, 05c@tl
CoLLAns-Duck, No :. per dozen, G5.G
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Bohny a Croxier,s snlooon.

lfyou drink at all, drink none but the pur
est liquors. The next advice is TO 60 where
you can always get that kind. Where?
Why, Bohny & Crozier's, of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner Of Main and
PoydtAs streets; is open day and night. They
have fresh beer on Tap at oil hours, and their
mixed drinks and cigars can't DO beat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
Winer mud Linunrs.

ALcoHoL-s2. SO to So 40 per gallon.
WnisKY-Sweet mash, sl.25@si.50; sour
mash, Sl,60@S5, Accorlngeoage
WiNKs--C laret, in case, S3.l5@S4; Cgtawba,
per gallon, $l.l0@S2, Port, per gallon, 81 10 1
WI sherry, per gallon, u .2CtaSS; Madeira, per
gallon, Sl.o0@sbi White wine, In cases, sf Ia
CnAMPAaSE-Cooke In baskets, sls@s2C
neldsieck, In basket, $685.. krug, in basket. 81
Domestic champagne, slOal6.
ALK-stock ale, per dozen, 81 l5Gs2 80; Por.
ter, per dozen, s2@S2.50.
BorrIE BEER-St. Louis quarts SIP. hints
VIE oO, hndwiser, Sl2, pints els so.
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POut.ry and Game.

PnAIRtg CWCKENs--We quote at 95c. apiece
SQmBUELs--Per dozen, coo.
CmcNEEs--We quc,e so % for spring; 70
grown, 81 go
TuMrYs--We quote 9Cc, TO 81 apiece
DUCRs-for tame, l75sc; Wild, 25o apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

- Reports from the country to-day are that
everybody has gone to work again. Plowa are
running and In few days p'NutIug VIII begin
In earnest. Il 10 The intention OF our farmers
toplant for the biggest crops they ever under-
took and to trust to luck aud the tide Of
immigration now Gowlng into Texas to help
them through flaming paid Handsomely last
year, aud prices ara obliged TO be good until
the next financial crash, which 10 not ready to
tako plaza just yet. Tho next smash
up win not occur sgain before
ayear or two yet, but when 1t does get acre Id
Willie an earthquake far above Mother Ship
toms dreams. Jay Gould must aAish Is rail-
roads and telegraph lines before It takes place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

su9ARs.-We quote; Powered X; Cruahd,
IA, Granuated ~ standard A, l0i5; white
extra 9@Q9l eNtrU ClO to -; Yellow 81 to OK
Louisiana new white clarified l0c yellow 0Ai
choice shc prime 7%c, fair 7hc.
MoLAssEs-Lo Nlsiana choice b5c, prime 50c
fair to good i0@l5c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
Meats ana Lard.

Bacon Long clear aides So; short clear
SG. Breakfast bacon l01c.
Day SALT-Long clear Sides, ~; short clear
6.
lIAMs-plain sugar cured, 10 canvassed iOs{
TO coz. w
LARD-Tlerce, lO half barrel, l0IS; pals,
to l0pounds, nAi pounds, llk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
CoMees aud Teas.

CoFyEE--Rio, common, llo; ordinary, -
fair, AZ good 10; prime, - choice, l51S@lG;
Laguayra, 10; Java, 2S@3Oc.
gEAs-Imperial, from laGG5c. per pounds
Young Tyson, 10000; Goloug, 4j9B0ci Japan,
buGthhc
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seeds.

GERMAN NiLLET-We quotea sl.OOper bushel
White do, SOC.
oottop--At the Oh Mill. .$G per ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

sroKEs-From to ga inch, per set, Xxx
select, SSj Xxx, s2.75.
SAWED FSLLoFs--'U 70 2JI, 80 per set.
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On.iIe ON tho Rnngn.


Yearllpg' 80 Per head; year ODDS $I9, deliy.
cred ut the rancho.
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DA1LAs. en,CE CURRENT.

The quotations following are wholesale spot
caBh, upless Otherwise stated.
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Tagging and Ties.
Wagon wood.Work

BAaeNe-Standard. l0h
Arrow TIKs--s2 30 per bundle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

Cotton on the streets was bringing yoster-
days quotations, though II Is down an
weaker at Liverpool and Now York. The
Liverpool spot market was dun and easier the
New York l-lG or, with futures u points
lowers on the streets of Dallas Of 30 bales
average low middling a. 1917 IN the toeh
of the adverse news buyers took all offered at
tho rates prevailing during the week, as fol.
lows;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION

Gotten Wenk but Neutrality-suspicious.
Higher Germ LOwer-OatB Firm
--FlOWr Firm Coffee, Sugar
and MOlasses StifT- Conn
try Produce 1,Ower Fl
uRneiai and COEa-
merclaL Notes.
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Notice to Tax-Ravers-

y" q n q ID D.
Inc INC state and county nd valorem taS.s Tor
SeV III oecoMe delinquent on the 8 { day of
March next, at which time the nnlce xviU La
crossed anti delinquent lists are ma lie out We
ire required by law to make nnRl Sc Element
oN July LIST, and the present law requires That
~ personal property be exhausted before
iiai'us eal, ne advertised 10 taxes. Tharel ore
10 view Oh the large amoun' of work to he
zone, and the short time allotted in which ia
perform The came it will be impossible TO ex.
temd me time for payment beyond March Isl.
~ persons VINO owe the stats and county IAN
settlement &C the zane before expira,Ion y,
the time, and thereby save cost. W
Respectfully, w N. pRATI1EP
Lake. Hector of Dallas county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30

TtsH-l2ho. per ID.
oYsTERs-pcr can IS cents for Baltimore, 8;
Mattagordas.
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MEDICAL.

illustrated d.uaase o'd..e, ~ passes y
and gilt binding, 90 cents same in p1pct
covers, % cts Manhood. 10 ceois, Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents--secureig
sealed, by mail Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
6I7 st CharleS Street. st. Louis. Mo.
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FE0LgiSaY CDDDs.
Holiday Goods.

We ave Tor !h!s snsan:. tr.l, GA - ia RS,
extensive stCcSs al *, i ~ Cur ri:.. - II.
TO his city. which No III? ct 'iaas la.i CaEuu.
iaii 10 give satisfaction.
Oar IL :, al E4aH 81 i iut -uG t, iiyielr.
and W :i.I- iI,:.:. :rnE ;sasi oft - 4 uts lu
The mos. a!ega.. ;YU;.E STANDS
No.Aiug Can b5 mora scctp!.bn az rTdssf!
than SONS ulefu :GUSEuULD hkriUL..
Cur stock IL this Emo i, tou.pe.s.
JAPANESE GOODS; culE:s;irs IN par. ri
TRAYS Of I'll siZaa, G.Gva and ctA.r Boxes,
Crunb Trays sid SrGshes OF no y designs sldo
largo l1t # Strsw Toys a. ) cenls
WOODEN VAIL PUCEEf3 hanh:un.ay
decorated; choice election ot Tic iea Pct
Stands ard Vases n slcE Ecyes IL SWiss Cary.
iAz and German Terra Cots, and q :uli limo OF
other goods too numerous 10 maltiCp. vs. wish
Fl! to call and cxsuiaa cur Il cS Aid prices be-
fora ruichasirg elsewhere. Lis no trouble 10
show oar goods. ar'! tbsr arasll ,lqrkcIil plain
fyYrTS
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DRY GOODS

Dcuhln White Bisnhass 81 so; Colorcd Sill.
Plu3h 81 so; Coln1ad Silk Gevols 81 %; Black
SILK Veive!s ~ Co. Ladies' Jacscta. Circulars,
ulsterd and Goats vofy cheap; ImmansA s.
aHrtment (3)0) ii9ces IF Cioth ior ID ems and
Bo9'd Vicar 5Gc nul 81 81; Also splendid ss.
=orim ,nt OF Eoavy double Width Clohkin,
Cloths for Ladies 81 50 to So 30; Unlorsd Dash
mer's, Double Width, Puro Wool, Coed Qu.l.-
ty 374; e'ao Black Csshmorps, Pure wool
Double Width 3I!, 60. e.. srd Is; Pure White
all Linen Table Damssk Soc Beautiful Faii
Dress Goods Wide IInubo Width reduced tot =
Al! Puro Wool U,uba White Blankets s %
Special Bsrgsin Largo sian rurn white Bii.
dal Quits 5 - Golnred Silks Sc
CABrEiE'H, IN Markei space,
Ger2- wf Washinuluu ID =
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HOLIDAY GoOns. The holiday gori,s with
shIsh tin s.oics IT tho city arc stocked this
sHsr suTGsss Gn;!hiag Of Tho Sild evsr cifartl
hero haiGr?, ami 40 oh", it matters not how
Fashions ms Or her tasin may be- nrcd 70
c!Haa!irGn fVr their Uhr-tnns Sresnnts Tha Va
f,";s Of japan! Sd aid L:qlcr wares ard Chris.
cards at : EsrnnSsun's which he sdvs.-
t!a-s 10 IL lay T. Hszsttt. is huauulnl asrec-
i1" n;.i nlnlpiaiu III every respect.
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BARK DESTROYED EY FnE Tia tara Of
Mr.. hsrs louaz, Id Fairfax calnly, about
tire" mills from this city, wss totally destroy.
"a y ire. together with n liz oJnlenis, Thurs
cay ihofu:og last. The ti,e i is supposed, was
ihr wn'k ii al. Icoandltry. as thfee unsuc JEST.
tn! ni;eGp!s hsVs hran made to fro Mr..
Out . i '.ouAn, short dis!anca from tho bsrn.
II II tnouGiit that tho guilty party is almn oho
vim has eIudga sgsin5t Mr.. YOuGs.
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'n& OpD FELLOWS FAIR. At meeting
at fHtamac lIldgo of Odd Foiiowa lsa. might.
The committee having ohsrge OF the laiu fair Of
"a" h;d&n reported. showing that over $;;5u
hai s'2rn ict!Ehd alrcm tho enterprise. RS
itianH thanking tbs aGna who took part aud
crai!,bGitd 90 muuh 10 he sueaasg of the l.it,
AnG lho c:tizans to; thor generous patronage,
wcfo adopted.
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esf'E!EGiAE. Hs7elt,g.S.
Kytract from !iinutaa

Extract from Hinutaa
s. y a MKNrlNH OF THE R0AKD 0F
IN &hpE SM IN. hsl Movnmbor y. ISL,
II was ordered. That au election for L member
OF tho Bosri Of Aldermon from tho Third ward
Of tina city bn held on Tuesday, tho 9Th day
OF December, 1881. 10 fill tho vacancy orcssio. cd
By tho resignation of Charles K. Stuart as
momhar !fon that ward and That Tia iud Ses
sna c!trEs oftha wsrd At Tho general election
ha instticind and empowered 10 aci rs such in
said special ceatIon. Tc.ta:
JNn. j. HARRISON,
nOpiO-ta CLERK R04rl of Alderman.
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SUIT AGAINST THE GNU. 8. Attorney
i,a@i5, Of thu ju5iciAl district haa filed in he
Circuit co"rL 81 Richmond suit agsiuai
III" cOTi'~fhti"n ni Alexandria, iur The lur
fe"dn' s"l II IG with tho Secretary Of tina
ign.r"fy thu rnmriudar Of tho stock Of tina Alex
ahdhs oansi N1mpsay piudscd 10 tho UntaI
;3ist;s IN 617b 81 u ahhrns or in i,u tbereof IN
icHnd H. the Treasury Department Sill, COZ OF
the $3.50 eco stock. Tho Treasury Department
COW hiss - tOI OF thase ahsras. aud il this sui.
If idc'd"d 1"r tho govrrnnant tha government
Hl!i have rlear majority OF the stock.
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IfARRIA OF. --rho marriage Of Mr.. Joseph
=. Brohers. of this city. 10 Mia hi smie n,
dickinson. of Baltimore. %as celebrated NJ the
IestonC6 Cf the brides parents. the Is Ter CITY
Thursday afternoon At b O. dock, Kew. DR.. q. e..
Biting, Of thu Baptist Chr:ch. officiating.
number OF friends Of tha contract ng psrtco
from thia city Wern present. The bride. Who l..
well known here. is not only accomplished. but
oGe q! Bsltinn-h's pretties: lsdios. Alter the
ceremony the happy couple received the con
sfltuat!ons Of their friends. at h0ma. and tacn
;uuk tho train for northern bridal tour. Both
tho bride and groom have many friends in hlcI-
sndria wHo Unite IN wishing them lorg ifo al
happiness.
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s!s'~i.tIs;: "m,i .'in-s,ef. al s,as alssRs,

CTnSITa,
"" H'hri"n, IL. g.. .n'l ioTtlaaainrn mails
til. =; i:t. a:r; t. nod 4 II =. ri.
': ''"!'rn mails j ~ ana Ii, =. T.I.
;''HLhHrn Inais, via Richmond, VI, in Eli !.
sad ) 81 t.;i 8 Il; j. 81,
;Hnth aud Southwestern mHiis; Wis Lyaah-
oAtz, Virginia. @ay shl through mhi!a. I ca q.
III. sud , ~ p. u,
t@TsssrS Division 10 ~ la.
"i":an.!:'- t" Bound Hill Va. 8 &C :. ii
urENIHn,
nafth~in aud WGairtn mHils. via Washing
.,u. - T., - =. ~. l.! III. ni,d u CD l.. III.
t:oHii;"rn n!nilc. Via Richmond. W.. 70 q. III
I'D = ~ n. -.
Southwestern fnaiis is lIynchburg, Virgins
tt!,1"G"h G!a:ia) Including WY malls 30 iiilsud
H.i:sCa1 - 4, n,
Naiis-aas Div aiuh I ii p.r. for u;h box only,
i.u':m! Till to AlnIandrIa, Ta., ; ;t0 p. m,
tii,":' inurs- -cri,a nCala Fl ) 81 o. H.; sud
":aaa3 st I hi =. III.
;'ui.;!a9 Hour: s:lc@ .,,a;rs CT is q. H., an,i
ga III = III =. NJ
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SALES rG-DAY Nh Il r. L.o.a, aaoion-
ecr. scj tl-1Ny, 10 front o! the miikot hnusc,
1n loyal a;ro2t, iar the hars OF tho late Vim
u. I'm III. 20 nc!ra Of track ALd. on the Fred
"r'cs s"ufa Tuod, .bjut twa ,ni|t ) from Ii c ~,
10 Robert Saith, iCf ! 201 Nls Lua,s also
sod t,-it7. t r Capt. X Reaper spesiaI
1'ii' III s"rnf, hi u! pioutd on Iha moth
SD" CT Guso i t,at, haiw,eu Faiii.x and
val rautf, aI;h n lloE ttnsm:ut thereon,
10 II. baa';cr Il: $6.7 also lat Of ground
"iih irau," h0a2r t;.sr0ou, Oh Wilkes street,
il Me-. 9. i. Wal,s.ng ios $3.50,
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rsNRUSfHE'5 GALE OF n VALUABLE
J. FISHING SHORE On tie POTOMAC
HIVkk in Charles County. Md.-By viItuo OF
decree Of tho Circuit Court for Oh sres county,
Maryland, sitting rs Court Of Equity in y
csu,o whsreln Vim. i. Gregory WAS conlplsin-
ant aud Julia u. Chapman had othsrs wero de-
fsndarts, besring data Missy ljth, 1881. the un-
teraigne1, as Trustee appointed by tsi1 Court.
will Clar nj public s.la. al tho wosL front vi tai,
Market House in tho citT Of alcA.rdris. Var
ginin, Cd WEDM ESDAI, the 7tE day OF Doc.
next At II o'cloc; m all tho REAL E3TaTE
and PERSONAL PROPEkTy mentioned ip
The proceedings in said GRu;r, Vi WHICH tho lslD
john 3. Chapman, died. ssz1l ard p03se.aeh,
tt wit: Tho FiSHl&E S!iU&E. situated in
Chxrlsa CO., tItl., and kLCWa "a GEH rMh NJ
POINT. Together With al tnn nppurteG saces
thereto phouIIEF ~ sDp3rtait Jag, md tho bn..-.
seinea, snd otlcr 6shink apparatus psel in Il IL
ing it, This shore. which hSa b3aa hahol pr
fitably for hundred .dd thirty year,, ind is re-
gsrded ss one OF tho hast Oh ira river, Is about
to the hack country.
The terms Of isle described by tho itc;da sr,:
Tho purchase money 10 10 rsid ~ tnTs.
equal inslal uinnt'. one.thrd cash on tho day u;
ssle, and the residue in oDo nuj two yrsrs. .hn
deferred payments 10 boar intoTnst from tho iny
of eale. snd tho p,ym3rt thereof to Go socdrn-
by ths bonds Of thu purchaser, with fuie.y ~
sureties To be approved by tEn TIutoe. 90
cash on the d.y Of Ea!o or Oh ihn rstlL ,:i5n
thereof By the Circuit Court f"r thar'as c5uals
Maryland. Il, q. CHAPMAN, Trustee
novl6-Wtd Port Tnhacro, Md
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EpIiCs NOTfS -!he Mayor Had i,rilrs him
lasS4leh, Ts}i"r Green tho captain tt the
Schooner John William. Of TOWN Gt>: K. AID ,
for being dusk aid di-oiictIy on tho whaii,
foot Of lLiDg sheet. anl tirsbk johnson. co.
cred. arrested on SUSPICION I'll beHg party in
Il gsGie CT caTdI IN Pretty Gial a alley, Oh Pm
street. yesterday ai'cfnOOp. Green was Iioah
and discharged, aid Johnson waa dismissed
siih reprimGaa. as II 'ass ahowu ihGt it Vas
gamo OF mah!cs tho Esng Was playing when
,urDised BY tho police.
There vera 30 cases nj police hes,u lsfiais
to-day.
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TO BfCnmE AN hnITon. Rev. ", L.
Boyle, formerly Of this cay, but n6w ct Laa>
burg, hos pnrohbs'd tho Episcopal Mlaihoiis,
tho organ OF tho Baltimore Couicfonop, OF the
NJ. r. Church. S0uih. III ca.d rnbl,sh, d -
ihe last issuo. Mr.. Bowie annnaueaL that tic
paper W"uii remain Under do editorial oni
uol Of Rev d.. Cox. nnhl The casa Of his
Mr. EOylcs) jGb0rs in iNosbure. which eiIl he
III March next. I!ao EpGppil Methods ,
under Iho manaEemru: oi .is rcW proprietor.
viii ~ dtnb: hic3mn n vaiuatIa nuXlli,rQ +.
,&a Church snri profitable Investment To It's
OHulr.
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Alexandria, Va. Dec. ], 1851
OUR RUTEH hiss Just returned from p third
~ trip to New YORK, and we offer n GREAT
MANY SKASONABI.E and Dk,IkABL.E
GOODS SUITABLE FOR TliE HOLIDAYS
and general trade
Large variety now patterns in Light C:otI:.
ings and Wool Plush a.
Largcst assortment Of Ladies' C,oths 10 :toak
this Season.
New colors in Plushes ard Velva!s ipcci lily
handsome Black Plush.
Handsome Napkins, Table Damaska eai
Towels.
Rich sssoItnont of Silk Hsndkafca:ofs ent
Silk Muiil ars from Zoe to 81 80
New light Jackets very cheap ! b ri ~, k
J8cketa, very scarCa nnh deEirso.c
| an examination.
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