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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02
PER SON Al

MIR. G. W. Dainty, Of Dcnison, is in tho
city, and will locate here.
Mr. D.Gricc, the handsome and urbane
Fred, with l.. s. II. Blum, Galveston, is IN
the city.
DIR. j. IL. Smith, Of Em,nence, Kentucky,
and a graduate of tho louisville Uniyerslty'
arrived in tho city yesterday, and Will locate
in Dallas.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, of tho HERALD, his wife,
and sister .in.law, Miss Cora Freeman,
returned from an exceedingly pleasant trip
of a weeks duration through southern Lexas'
having taken in Galveston and the capitol
Mr. Cooper Mott, special agent, and Al. a.
Mcdonald, route agent snd special assistant
10 Mr.. Mott, have been here for the past 10 "
DAYS checking up tho books ofthe Texas q
Pacific road. They are ON tour OF inspec'
Ito of oil tho offices of the road.
Tho following named gentlemen, OF the
Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central H. H.,
arrived this morning at O'Clock; ID. H.
Uals and wife, DIR. Wright and wife, Clinton
r Hale Mr.. Bennett aud COL Fitzhugh, all
from Chicago, and guests at tho Grand Wind
sor.
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AROUND TOWN.

Attend tho auction. sale of stuffed birds
this evening at Henry Cohn's.
There wns another kerosene explosion in
the city night before last, bue no one was
injured.
Dol Cameron and Ben 0verton were
arrested last evening by Officer Arnold and
placed uuder bond.
Swamp Fox, q rural gentleman, came to
sho city last night and getting inebrlsted, fell
into the cluiaaes Of the law and paid four
dollars TO got loOso.
The alarm OF Ara was sounded yesterday
morning. Tho engines were promptly on
tho spot, but tho fire was oxtinguished before
thoy arrived. Tho fro was in IN old house
in East Dallaa.
Robert Welrh made On affidavit in the
federal court yesterday against Frank WV
charging him with perjury. wiz! IS a
present Nm inmate of the county Jail, wher'
no Is for horse and cattle stealing.
We are glad to learn tina! tho Scyens
school community, though in the past some-
what sensational in school matters, arc nov
nobly retrieving their reputation by sustain
ing their school, Notwithstanding the havoc
OF tho masters.
Ny con, Robert A. Simpson, left his home
Woodbury., Hill county, Texas, March 18th
1880, Anyone knowing Of hia whereabouts
would confer a great favor to his father ,.
dropping q few lines 10 Henry Palmer, VIII
Point, Van Zsndt county.
Mr.. Edgas, Of this city, is at present, !
Fort Worth tryingto negotiate y elk day
walking match with Gay, for $500 asid'
The citixens Of that place have raised abor
: $500 toward aiding Gay. If tho necesssr
sam y raised, Gay insis,s on walking
Fort Worth, though Edgas offers him ode
10 walk hore.
Mr. Sawnic Robertson, q special jude
who presided at The trial Of Adam ThomI
son, colorcd, convicted Of the murder Of o
man Shumaker 10 1876. Thomr
son will be- sentenced
death Monday week. Mr.. Robertson W
give him sixty days, tho full limit In which
prepare for death.
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u,,.,,,. ", 'enta,,op br sale

Six hundred and eleven afs, neal 400 IN
cultivation; five sets OF tenn nol,us M,eu
new bois dare post, plankAnd Saiveniz ! !
wire fence Plenty Of timer ana Nv WasSr on, 90
n n Nine miles nOrtof Dallas, about
fnnr miles southwest of tchardscn depot,
I'D soma tbree miles east Csrrolto depot
Ono of tho best black lanplah!!iatons N lne
west. Price low; terms sun purchaser'
For further information, pply to
GApJJyoroNI UNpERwooD.
Dallas, Texas.
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save Your mair-Kecp it DeautiG,i

Save Your Mair-Kccp IL Be"u'iur
The .London Hair Color Rostorer" ia the
most delightful article oyer introduced to tho
American people and Is totally different from
all other hair reslorors, being entirely free
from oil impure ingredients that render
many Other articles for tho bair obnoxious
Where badness, or falling Of the hair exists,
or porma,urely grayness, from sickness or
other causes. its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and cause healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan
druii, &C., at tho Same time "a most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, iregranty per
fumed, rendering tho hair soft and pliable
making II an Indispensable article in every
toilet Ask your druggiat for London Hair
Color Rostorer. Price, rs conts o bottle.
Six bottles, "a. Main depot for tho United
States, $50 North Sixth street, philadelphia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In this mornings issue of tho HERALD
will be found the following new ADVERTISE
ments: :,
Single woman wanted to 40 cooking and
general housework. h.,
A partner with $500 or $l,ooo wanted oy
n show manager. ~ g.,
Announcements Of Mr.. w. D. UisrE' LOT
alderman, from the second ward; Mr. koo1r'
Donnelly, from tho frat ward; Mr. f. ~
Rowley, from tho fourth ward; and Mr. ~
q. Moore, from tho fourth ward.
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suffering women.

There Is but very small proportion Of
tho women Of this nation that do not suiler
from some Of tho diseases for which Kidney
Wort 10 a specific. Whom tho bowels have
become costivo, headache torments, kidneys
out Of fix, or piles distress, tsko a package,
and lis wonderful tonic md renovasing
power will cure you and give now life.
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ni,lington,s Furnitnrc Iouse

is one of the largest institutio, in north
Texas His stock embraces lrge variety
'eheap furniture for tho wholesale trade,
o. "a his ealerooms, ut Col ED street, can
ana oyer ono hundred diif,ent patterns
90 seen W and parlor suits, Consisting OF
q. ' NAM no erns and most dgan' designs.
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Tho unexpected increase of our circuia-
ton for the past week or two, exhausted our
usual quantum Of supply of white paper
kent on hand, and hence the necessitaled ro-
sort to tho next best size to DO had on yester.
day in this market.
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Deyiled Grabs, Little rck CLAIMS and Gran
berry sauce, Just receiI by A. Bond.
For ale.

My place, known along Branch, good
comfortable house, Claiming largo num-
Der of good rooms, All, bsr-room, kitchen
and good water, at bargain. Also, tho
house on the northtt corner Of Ervay and
Commerce streets. FERNS liberal.
MoLLIs Cross.
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>.lgn

dorsed Mr.. Bohny, tho present aide. x.
from the second, and Mr.. Carter, who is ru'
inc in tho third ward. They discussed
what work there WAS for them at tho election
Tuesday, and were assigned TO their respec'
tive wards for work.
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A a.. aAittenthal

CALLS tho at,enta of merchants of this city
and vicinity thoir own manufactured
Texas star 0yolls, which will outsell any
northern malleS handsome profit.
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Just received full assortment of the
ladies' common sense shoes, the best thing
ever offered; also complete stock of tho
finest Leon Kahn, G0i Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

Tho largest stock OF books, albums and
Muscular eous stationary in Dallas at ". j..
Shone's wholesale and retail book sto.c go
Main street.
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Cen,,s u lind tho finest stock Of hand
made sho Iof all styles in congress, 0xford'a,
Prince bert, Harvard and Brunswick's
Al LgoN kAuN's.
GOA Elm street,
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The republicans held meeting in the
mayors Office al tho city hall last night with
closed door. risleArned from an authentic
source MAI they nominated Mr.. Slgmund
Iscso oeths ani NaRd for alderman, and ..
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just received at Leon Kahn's, co
Elm street, oil the newest styles of gent
bats In silk and stlh furs; also tho licI
iockct ioatherweights. They arc very ri
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The cheapest store In Dallas for embroide.
rie7 laceO, silk hand!torehies ties, gloves and
hosiery, OF A. d q. MlTTENTiIAL's,
606Elm at.
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Just recoid at Leon Kahn's, 60i Elm
street. all ,ylateat styles of spring hats in
silK and s.ihls9 tho soft pocket and feather
weights. 10y me very nice. Call and eS-
ANNA.
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Rniirona Priuting.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
IA prepAred TO execute, In ths highest style Of
at, any and all railroad printing at the short-
nat uOtp.
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Look out for the Nations.

, BlAnkenship 4 Blake are receiving a
beautiful line Of spring and summer dress
goods and trimmings 10 match.
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DIX out for tho Nations.
Special Invitation

Extended to merchants from tho interior
Examine our elegant stock Of dry goods
ia notions, which wo oler at special In.
hcements at wholesale.
A. s. Il. MrrrESrHAI.
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. Inv saved 1, ~ Penny naade.

Tho t,ALp SrEAM Jon PRINTING 0FffoE
IA tnrnI ont some beautiful job printing, aud
NJ sstJ shinRly low prices, IA word to the
yriae Nlc.
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Gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, hats, etc, etc. at
A. IL II. MlTENTHAi's.
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A ba died Of liver complaint! =
5olls worth OF "Bl.Ack.ORAQGH
wov have saved his Lie.
r,hlcby all drugglsts
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Limbereer, Swzer and Holland cheese
for Eale by A. Boz.
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Experienced sales ladies and apprentices
wanted al Il. Baumans, FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

Peach butter, apple butter and minco moa
al Joseph MencEors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-02

An eyneriobd lady correspondent want
ed Chi at iBauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
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Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and goa
will never be bilious.
Fer sale by oil drugglsts.
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N a r VIM I'd
70 OR
TONICA SPECIFIOA

- AsOV4 ~ ksDNM sexes.
a REMEEY WITHOUT A RIVAL, m,
~ diseases arising rom Nervous Debil.
ity. Seq ual Disorders, over Indulgenoe II
Vicious Habits, as well a. from ne proS.
tration OF old age. Its curative prtsnes.
Ties IN violent and chronic forms OF Inc
following diseases have been attest Al 10
by the moet Eminent physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EXHAUSTION
SELF ABUSE bPEkMATORRHTA
HEADACHE GENERAL UEBITITv
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY. Ac.. AnL
II has been In use over forty years- ann
n to-aAy me most popular remedy fOi
tne Diseases. aforementioned in the
WORLD. II call be used without rexnrd
70 diet, 10 pleasant In taste, and bstte1
than all, II 10 sure, safe and certain an "a
~ is NO quRck medicine, but stands nnon
its own inertia, as any trial will ariplv
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy ' Rns
Always been sold Tor much larger nrIca
than that for which it Is now sold hni
owing 70 the fact that the time fov INA
payment OF an enormous royalty upon its
mannfacture has expired, IL Is offered Ia
the sunertng or both sexes at one dol ~
per box. so as 10 be within the reich o.
ALI 81 which price IL will bo sent 10 anv
address free OF further charge,
Address, DIX. WILLIAM YOUNG.
4l6 Spruce ST., Philx
May be consulted on ali diseases A b.
mAn' dAw emo,
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Inmtgratton % enc south.

VIM. A. Pope, the general passenger
and transportation agent of the associ :
ated railways OF Virginia and the Caro-
linas, seems to be meeting with success
In turning German. immigratlon toward
the South. He has organized a bureau Of
immigrstlon AMI sent an agentto Europe
As result within tho past thirty days
he has brought into the country 800 i'm
migrants, which number will be increas-
ed 20 1000 BY the end OF the present
month. he 10 locating these Immigrants
along the lines Of the railways with
which he To connected wherever they
oan nnd employment or comfortable
homes. To to the present time 220 OF
these immigrants have been landed at
salisbury, N. O., ~ O eentrali point,
where they are looked after by tbs Stats
immigration bureau until they have Sc
cured employment or selected homes for
shsmselves, In which they have found
no trouble rs yet; beiug promptly en-
ployed and Welcomed by the farmers, to
tion.
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DR.. HAYDOCk'S
NRwfI ,s.
LIVER PILL.

II
| ONE FILL IB A DOSE 4an#-..
OnA PILL rs A DOSE.
ONE PHI rs DOSE.
| EACn VIAL LCoNTAINs TWENTY PILLS
One PHI Dose.
PRICE TWENTY- 1--WE GENTS. At4
| FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
| oAuTIoE.-None are genuine unless the
| signetnreo OF ALLEN HAYDoCR Surrounds
each yialo Pills. Every Pills is Sugar
Coated. II your druggist does not keep
tnem we Will mall them frea to any adj
dress on receipt of % cents. Five yja1s
Tor si.U. Buy a once. Do not delay.
These Pills are An absolute cure fer al
btlious and malarial affections. They
grapple with disease al its fountain head.
and root IL out Of the patients system Al
once. They iortity the body against Dis
ease In all FERNS OF sudden attacks and
epidemics. and enable all 70 brave Inc
miasmatic danger Of swamps and forests,
One vial OF Dr: HAYCocK's NKW LIVER
PILLs relieves the entire system OF psins
and and asSsss, s, eniivens the spirits and sends
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
send for this inestimable medicine at
once and take no other. If-I
legislation and delay are nothing but
en5tner form o. suicide when you have a
remedF AZ nandio cure sickness inst.tntly.
aans olsease IN time and You Will be
saves many days OF useless misery. !
lDr. Aaydock's New LIVER p,ils
Are the true grains ana essence OF healtn
ao sne .,v we Ef.atest q .s blessing that science
ALL OVER ThIs VAST COUNTRY
TEz PEOPLE Know THEMi ut /
THE PEOPLE UsE THEM
THE PEOPLE PRAISE THEN
What hundreds or Letters say nom ma
tienta al, over the habitable globe.-
.Dr. h6ydoek, your new Liver Pill hat
rid me of all blliousness.
No more noxious doses for me OF five or
ten pills taken NJ one time. One of your
pills cured me. y lfila 1asS
Afser suffering tortures from bilious
colo two OF your New Liver Pills cured
Shsn ana sSS no NJ sstu6e q the
me. send me another vial 10 keep In
tue b on Sc Lf'f --tFIir- tTs9F3NN'-f
Our doctors treated me fer chronic CON-
stipation, as they called it, and al Iast
Nd = II was ineurable. Your New Live
i had no appetite; DR.. Haydock . New
Liver Pills gave me q hearty one.
Your pills are marvellous.
Dr. Aaydock has cured nay headache
i gave hall OF one OF your pills to NV
babe for cholera morbus The dear young
thin@ got well In day.
NY n&uBoa OF morning ls now cured
aEd NO more headaches. t1lrt far-f
Your vial OF DR.. Aaydocks New Liver
Ptlls cured me OF terrible neuralgia AMI
palms In the head. fE SNE7-S
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DOCTOR my biiousness and headache
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Pills are q perfect cure. One Pill viii |
safthfy the most skeptical. I'll
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lion, weakness. General Lassltude. Want /
q Appetite and Sick Headachs, D1. Bay.
docks New Liver Pills will be found an
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They are universal In their effects, and
cure can almost always be guaranteed.
a HAYRICK q Co,
novss-eodAwly.J PLAT st.. N. "
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more Graveyard insurance.

Tho Pottsville (Ps.) Journal says an
cid man named Bradley died at st, Clair
NOS many days ago. His life was insured
for $8,00O. He had been very III for q
year With cancer Of the stomach, and was
given up BY his physician nine days be-
fers his death. No sooner had his at
tendance physician notified his friends
that the old man had but short time to
live than 5000 In policies was clap ped
on without delay. He was 'spassed" by
@physician" ss agood risk d few day 0
beEore his daAAh. rlANl T9IID won
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These seRrible Hesaaches gene
rated BY obsIructsd secretions, and %
which ladies are especially subject. can
always be relieved snd their recurrence
prevented by the use Of TARRANr's
EFFERvEscEsT sELrzER APERIaNr.
PRoOURABLE AT ALL DRUG STORES
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RAILROAD LIN Es.
yDMInsADEH.PMKA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTGM0RE RATLyRSeAn'

APRIL y, 1881. .
Trains willleeve Wilmington ~ ioll ", :,
Philadelphia and Intermedia tes alton.
IW. s,io, sl1, 1910 B. m. 23O. 40. 6 Ir lv.0
Pnilaaelpnia tExpress, $50. go sss
q. IA. l2.15, e.65 p. m WV
Phila. and New York AN. 6.3O. 7.uO hs
iI:6S 9; m., 1913, 203. $50, 84l D m
Baltimore and Intermediate Station
s3S o. m. 4.45 p. m.
Perryville and intermediate Station.
s.B p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay line, ESQ o. M.
a. balumore and Washington. II a. zI2
NJ I,b6,s.SS, 9. m; l265, .04, 6.5O 10 81 %. r.
Trairs for Delaware Division. leave 10,
New Castle 500. s.s6. a. M, Los s.Oc 81
Harrington and intermediate Staten.
ssdS z. M. l.O6, SO y. m.
Deimar and intermediate Stations, gN
SUNDAY TRA1ns,
Philadelphia and Internned ate y ,a,ion.
ai0 2; M 900, 7.oO, 1000 p. m.
a Fnra1elphia and New York 40 q. m1662
Baltimore and Washington. l9a.ala
-, I.6o. g. M. 1851 p. m,
rOf Iurtner Information passeur ara are
Eeterred TO the time tables posted al tie
~es'" ii. II. KENNEY.
SUP -rtntan deuf
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d ANclN9I
REOPENlNG OF A. q. MHBSTERss Sas.
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September eth,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington. Lei.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become pioHciont IN al
The dances of the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones vii, frd
IL 70 their advaptage TO begin with the
opening Of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, Beptembsr ath
Gentlemen'A class Monday and M rs.l@v
evenings from to 10 O'Clock,
AFTliRNOON CLAssRs-
Commencing on Saturday. Octohar ",
Ladies' aut Misses and Masiers' e,ass
Ihursdayf nom TO Q, and Saturdavs-
rom 400 TO 400. Private l0ssons ,rIys,,
at any hour to suit conveAIenee,
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzEs rAuou~
IN FEW LEesoNe
special arrangements for Schools ana
Semlnarles, and Ior private claswee N
ladles or gentlemen, can be made by an
plying at the Academy. at RobeItn =
bro.ss NO. ITO Market street, or BY mail II
epl4: Masonic NeInia
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lArr Msxr,n..srrrrr.

AUK WfEDEnsEHFRN. 4 ! !
Until We nset ssaini That Is the mean
or the familiar wsFds thst zen repea,
At parting In the street.
Alb yes, TIL then but when death inter
Rends Us asundsr. with, what oeaseless
We wait fen the Asaint gg ec
The friends who leave ms do not zeal the
or parting. ss wsfsel IL, who must stay
Lamentisg. day by day. l1 3
Ans anowing, wAen We wake npsn tho
We shall not flnd in she accustauasd place
The one beloved fass. T
IL were double grief. II the departed
Being released nom earth, should attn re-
A sense of earthly pain:
II were double grief, II the true hea ted, ,
Who loved US here, skoula ON the further
Believi q in the Haidst OF our affiictions.
That death is q beginning, not an end.
We cry to them, and send
Farewella, that better might be called
Being ioTsshsdowinss of the fst.r.
late the vast Unknown.
Faith ovsrlsaps the eonnnes Of our rsa-
And IL by fAith, ~ in old times was said,
Raised mp - life, then only for o season
Our partings are. nor shali We wall in
vain GHa w ffrll =
Until we meet againI tgaf = NE
~ -AH0sssts AsnoeN.
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WANTED.

IA, ANThD. situation by fifst-class
Nv engineer who understands his busi-
ess thoroughly Sober, Industrious and
5liable. Address, Engineer"
h THIS OFFICE.
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'hI IANTED.--A purchaser for Two finely
Nv located cottage 1ots At Rehoboth.
Rr the beach. or an exchange for city
sepg. ddWtE. -.
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SOAPS /! SOAPS

All persons who desire to purchase a
good article OF Soaps call NJ the
Q. w. CossNER OF FOURTH AND EHrrLEy
BTRnmTB, Oh AT THE MANUFACr0RY-
No. eos W FRONT tTRErT.
AL kinds of Soap Grease, or taiIow will
...,. -, q. KRAuTTER.
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nv TANTED-Ali persons who are In
Nv want OF anything, 10 make known
eir wants through tho columns OF the
&zErTE. IT,
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at.N a4Af - Z. Ff
the world. Major Giles, my aid-de.
brigade major q deserve 70 have my thank
for their, assistance and behavior on III |,
occasi 5h; The Baron de iGlabock who
acc0mpsuies Msjori Giles with these
dispatches, behaved inFsuch q manner a.
to merit yonr attentionlf r. s9lb6
81 ann, cir your obedieut servant,
-DDE}fJ cEtJ-Ni .tDAN MORGAN.
"Mai-Gen. Greene" " I.-
A list of the commissioned officers in
the action OF 17th January 1881. :
OF the Light Lvdnsrv. ..,if 1
John d. Howard, Lieut.-Col. Com
Beuj. Brook, Cant. and Brig. Major
Oaptatus kob't Sherwood, Delaware.
/ Anderson, Marylaud.
1liii} Dod,oD, Maryland. /.
Lieutenants Ewing, Maryland.
. Watkins, MARYLAND.
r. Hanson, Maryland -,
Barnes, Mrryland.
Miller, Maryland t
King, Mary land.
Dyer, Maryland.
a-,, smith, Maryland.
Of ne THIRD Battalion of Dragons.
Lieur.-C Washington, Virginia.
Major Richard Call, Virginia.
Captain 'Berrett VtrEtnis,
Lieutenant Bell, Virginia.
Cornet Sinmons,l South Carolina.
Of the Maryland State Battalion.
Edward Giles, M sjor and Act'g ADO
OF the Vir0infd Militia.
Major Triplett, EnsiRns Combs.
Captains Rsckus, McOorkill.
Tate, 'l|ft Wilson.
Gilmore. .-fI T45-rt Kf
The Baron de Glabuck served as vol
unteer In General Morgan's family, and
Mr.. Andrews with Colonel, W ashington's
battalion. Col. Pickens ana all the of.
ioers In his corps behaved well; but
from their having 10 lately Joined the
detachment 1t has been impossible to
collect all their names and rank SO that
the general does not particnlarize any
lest 1t should be doing Injustice to 9TH
ers.. ma
By order Of Brig. Gen. Morgan.
EDWARD GILES, A. DO.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

ANTED.--The publtc 70 KNOW that
" the DAILY GAZETTE II Offering
bcial rates for advertisements OF Wants,
Rent, For Sale, Lost and Found and
birding. Wants OF lines inserted,
For one time. 20 cents.
For two times, IS cents.
For three times. 50 cents.
For four times, IS cents.
For five times, 80 cents,
For SIX times, IS cents.
s-In view Of the large numbers OF In
irious men aud women now ont Of
N Nployment,we will until further notice.
b. FREE OF CHARGE, several timea.
bona hde advertisements, aent TO thtk
Re properly worded, and not more
hve lines in length, OF persons OF
er sex who desire 10 obtain situations.
ANTED.-A cook. Apply at ll06
Market Street.
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The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

II. ~ Prizes, aInoa nting to. s622 80
Gen. g. T. BEAU REGARD, of La.
Gen. JUBAL A. kAKLY, Of Va.
af Colnmi ssioners.
Application for rates to eiubs should
only be made 70 the ONCE of the Com pany
In New Orleane.
IA. A. DABHHI.s,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at T Z"
No. BIZ Broadway, New York.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-27
RIDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1881.
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