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rnxaREssMAH TOWNSEND ON an EXTRA sEs'
-. !. ,,..,,.,. s y re cu.ystsA4 Hsr4ie.

Until recently il has been generally Con-
"a s,at an tx tra session weuiG NOS DC oalea LatsE
eeusff 80 Scwevep have resulted in daeuas0a anOaE
~ ~ OF the Administration ara sn,nk xs,y
giOyAs vnpa1 gerry Important reasons why tns s nee
s.as,v but wheh It would Dc hardly ~ prss
f,ublte Ore reason -, however she sVh.u
ent " ~ f1ndine bill 1t y highly tmpoItant tnas
~ tnat sort be passed pefoEe anSLheI ~
bv 81 DOM Soma interest," WIZ ~ aAsSe " '''
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anrarnE on 4 BaooKLYN NV

cArvrsrox. March GOA special dispatch
!. =. -. RIA, waco sayss Maafcs csnphell who
c.n,s ~. from Brooklyn several 5esrs $50 TOOK ah
ave-sss Z, ,crn,i,ne FRIDAY and diea yseterans MORE
ma Tae ceass ase.ene1 for 40 ~ ~ss ssl' -
SEN fobbt1 Al ia iaihefs Icgaeg ~ rs'stFep'
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
POET OF NEw.YoRR...... MARCH 20. lssh
AnpVUHn

ARRIVED.
state Of Alabama Bri. Noodle olasgoy Moh via Larae g.
with fadae and passengers 10 Auatin, Baldwin q Co.
str MorTO Castle Heed Charleston. 80 days. with mdse
and passengers 70 W Qulntard q Co
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN March 2o-saed str Algeria tfr). Gu. from
Liverpool for NeW.York-
Lverpool ar City Of Montreal ,3rl Land iron NeWYor
Tor Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:

WAsnIsGTOs Monday. March 2l-1 A. NJ.
For the Middle Atlantic States, tAir
weather. colder westerly 7rinds higher barometer.
For Nev.Hngiand. cloudy weather. with rain or snow
nearly stationary temperature, winds shifting to west
orly, stationary or higher barometer
C0uhcHaTy StyRalL
Caullopary signals continue from Weeds Hon 10 East
rov, Csnfionry on shore signals continue from hitty
Hawk no Cape May aud ordered for Indlanoa anu
GaiYe stCp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

If troubled with Bronchitis or any Throat
Gill; Try at once Dr. Jayne's Expsctorant an old estab
shed medicine for all Coughs Cods and Lung Affections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
rp1puxE LOCAL, OBSERVATIONS

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DO lqsAso7s01o i2I294g97s ol0ll :. =
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AZ u. :, ~ ~ 4 M frtreT1
40 IT n t1hff lIl-t u u Y L t ILL f-3il
80 I'll ff fJ w i " ll..-- y r. +--.ri z
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81 tfr fI.Gl I'd IIll q W. -.- --tt-yj
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35 tffrNtgg Al sINgfF m rat u " lftfH 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

Tu,vuyE oYFcE. March 81. l a m.-There was It VIZ,
sso IN tho barometer yesterday, bui at midnight the
tendency was upward. Cloudy weather prevailed WIN
occasIonal rains The temperature RANGED between
AGO aud 49, the average CSs7s1 being s' sner IAN %
the corresponding day last year. ana . "'"0A 'D'''
Saturday. 80, ,,.A. ain fo1oWed by partly
cloudy or clear ana eOlutI "e0'' -
-, h. thIa eitR and Yielnlll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21
JOIN T. HAvENNER.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.--JOhn F. HAVEN
ner an old resident VI this city and prominent odd
Fellow, died hero last night.
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A1.rxANnER KEENE RICHARDS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2O.-Alexander
Keeue Richards who WIS well known the TURF died
Yesterday at his farm Blue Grass Park, near George
town.
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MARRIED.

wFBER-sTARR-At Brooklyn, r. D., March 90 By the
Rev. john Dooy, Jacob Weber TO Julia H. Starr.
All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ;SiA NIL
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.oRERr f MURRAY.

= NV ALHANY, Ind, March 20.---Robert Z.
Murray. general passenger agent Of the Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad ded AZ
b{s uce here YESTERDAY The funeral will be held
CeyeIand where the remains arrived this morning.
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GENERAL JUSTIN CLINCHANr
GENERAL NIXON.

PARIS, March 20.-General Justin ClinchaDi
snhtary Governor Of Paris, died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

tsrton-Bchrsr and siessss. Toedk Enard. Baird
Beckett and Aiken.
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RssairiBa Dspartmsut,
THEODORE u. STARR.
JEwELLER
a0aRIFPH,AvE-i MaAssen.square
Between 2Sth and 9sth-saA

v,,.,oA.. r,a,hs Jewelry, silvsFwafA RsaS De- and
REMOUNT1N9
=, x.,o,, a,enos executed IN the noai aAtiAiaQiefY
Inanner e NOpERATE CHA aaks
q. samer willie, ABstieneer Sse. a sHAs'u y w
NOW ON ExHIRIEtoE PAY syy 4, Az, ExEstse.
" Ar THE LAAYIrI ART y AAtENiNp
sALE wEpSrsp1S xS6 TatRsDAy EVENINGS
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS.
THREE PRIvATE coILEcFIoKs
1po,uains sOuns bslonsiDg . estate q tAslsse
AA0'e'" ME W.. HaVA
IN ALL ops Iundrea and FORTY chaias worsssiAfs
NfN-f - Us hY over
ONE HuNDREb NOTED ARTfsEa.
Americas and FoFsign
sod unaor shs direction II Mt r. AVERY No SO sssyA
eeth e%~Fp - - q
Not meFsly collection Of nAmeA bat o. fine wozkh eaa
raslIg Wsryhy tne attention o. the best apAAeaSa'
lrxarnfTIoN OF BpIQsA nItAc &ca
et Az uLfNrON IA lie -. - art
Assps ae2 sSa 6t,ns ys,y In i5
leid QaAhKnse sEnsss. bensfes hFs,Ass'v'sss'
~ m n NkpN fAnAY AEfERSQ oAa
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Gprrial Noiifes.
American walsham Watches
STUART & SHEPARD. SPECIAL AGENTS.
SO. Ma,aen.lape, near Broadway

So Maiden.ane, pear Broadway
Art Sale Of Importance.
THos Z KIRBY. AuetiOnser.
BY THOS T. KIRBY & CO.,
OK FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, AT O'CLOCK.
AT OUR ART GALLERY. S45 BROADWAY
Opposite wallask'sL
ruE MOORE and CIJRTIss COLLECTION OF
RICH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS,
important Examples in On by
FAMOUS ARTISTS OF EUROPE
inst received aud shown 10 the pubic for the first time
CHARACTERISTIC WORKS By
Anano Cotracs, T GaSnHi P PSt
BrissOI Dsubigny Jaegne BSybst'
piilImIn Dupre Lapinay. Ro1ier,
Branery Dc Neuville, Meyer Won RrcRIoeas.
10 sybDe NoyG Munier TroyOn.
Bsnsa Enrique. massinL Nefosecknoven'
CcST ;et Fortany, Monticello, xi0egt.
rasti0lIon MoyA Naafef-Syp
SaS,aSns FcReL Pratte Week.
COrreggia aOuPh and d PS0,, --s"'
ExHfRrrIoN OPEN Day AND EVENING.
CaHiioR.
The success attained By our
ENULsION COD LIVER OIL oUININE AND PEPsINE
~ ipAuosa some unpTneped dTuEgsls to supply very m
r manRfactnFe was Distinctly WILL
Ter fUf therefore have 10 feqneSt ta! VIII
that our WRITTEN FINN MAJ = - ~ sAS Nv
he psS DE bess Preparation OF Cot LAYER OH offered
10 the pOnc and we have the KIND Ps,aSaSs Of many emu
neal edeetA
CAswELI. MASSEY q CO.
Chenists.
lii Broadway. 67S shave. and Of Newport Y
80. A n ,aIslz N D. Iit LsEsgSoa,AFa s5tA.si
Hons. 3se a11 1911
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,tn.L yArlai "a tai sy y Sa sa,p,
t,fbs, Inc osrp.nliculr aes sr ~ asi ,,at
reary h0ars rhe 9oken .. a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

ROME. March 2O.-General MilOn, hiniste
OF War, Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

The Foreign Malls ier me weak enaag naTSn
oe iaSi Will close at thia Office on TUESDAY, al ms
yr Europs by sfeamshp Abysstnia. va Queenstown ga
NJ = M EsDAH az $3.50 a N. for EeEoFN " sieahlAalb
IaothTa VA Queenstown; THURSDAY, al edO a h Ior
E1repa BY sIesnshp City o. brussels va Sassas,SNe ana
an,h Cherbonrg nd Hamburg; on SATURDAY. az II m,
for Germaay e, by steamship Fhsl VA anu
S for GreaS Britain ana the Cohunent
nnat he seeliy aadressoaE ana az 1855 M LOT tIoPa
Germany and scOtlAna must be specially aresssa ana a.
ln IN for SoOtlaud direct by steamship CireaaaA VIA
iaSSE, and AZ 1870 m for belgium direct BY ate&m
sbn Waesland via Antwerp The mails tor AsPlnwaii ana
ectae seaye NeW.York March 81 The malls for Grey
town and Port simon NewYork March 81 The mails
for Porto Newiork March S Tne uas Tor Nas
ssn isave NeWYOrk arch 30 Tho mails for Havana ana
NsTeo leaye NewYoFk March "a Ihe mails for lrl eays
49, Vnrk March as The mails for Newfoundland ANA NJ
Pierre iqpAOn leave EeyYoIk March "a Fhs Msts los
xnsfreha 90. leave san Francisco April y .......
NN-' IA. g. PEARSON, Acting Postnestof'
Posa oaaoe. NewsYOrA. March 10, 1851. 49,,
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:saEyaeAE MsaE:
"6ATuHpAf EfGHI9
s3ATGHnAt Nx44L
eakfpRDAf NIQATs,,
a6X10RDAY NIGHTS
tGAIN4DAt HiQM
NAA9QRQA1 gl4HKS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

And Read
HER ABDucTrosi
A Starting
RsySlaiien o, Iafs IN Kew
Yak CITY.
R~saisby
an News Dsaler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-21

river front said yesterday: Although the tide was
fully two feet higher Saturday night than usual, it
failed to record so extraordinary an incident as was
published Thursday afternoon, that the tide rose
so high that 1t washed away fifty barrels OF corn
meal from the deck Of the lighter W. T. Marvin
Several Of the lower piers we're oveyhOwed, and
many Of the cellars in South and West-sts were
alIsd with water The cellar of the Produce Ex-
change was also partly filled from subterTancan
on account of the fog from to p. No.. the ferry
boats made slower trips and avoided cOlliBion5 Dy
frequently blowing their whistles. At the ends OF
the ferry slips the bells were tolled part Of the time
10 guide the boats IN several vessels wheh WS cry
attempt to pass inside. hence only three vessels
were reported at Quarantine before SHUTDOWN.
SLIGHT DAMAGE At COMFY ISLAND
high wind prevailed at Coney Island Saturday
night and drove the waves furiOusly on the beach.
At West Brighton the breakwateE was equal to their
fury, and little damage was done beyond eating
away portion Of the beach. At Manhattan Beach,
however. tn damage was more serious Inc
ravaees Of the storm on that part Of the island
month aRo were increased, aud she bulkhead was
torn away In many places About a hundred feet
~ the bulkhead close to which the marine railway
4 huilt were pretty thoroughly washed out ana the
tracks fell 70 the beacl. Rreat part OF the leland
dsv,s storm tore away still more Of the bnlkheads
which have been undergoing rogsiIs lOr SOME t,n,e
AZ the hands OF Largo gang OF iaoorors IN Ivns ~
the Manhattan Beach Hotel the waves wasS>d out
q large alice nom tho beach, and yesterday Nter'
noon the music stand was surrounded ~ yaIst
from the height Of the waves, was eight OF ten eel
d@sn The waves made their way TO an unusual hss
tsnee on brighton Beach and ang on p0s.on s "a
iha beach, but with this eTcegtioh tna uAmAso -
siieht on this part Of the island.
nKPAIRs THAT VILE M NSEoEn
The repalrs to Manhattan Beach Sop~G Fili
n.cessarily be very extensive before the sSon can
arsn on chat portion Of the Island The Original
Sisn Of the company was 70 erect new p0sel sass
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06

VlHE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Dial.
Il las: whereas, On the llth day of May,
lso0, the City National Bank, of Dallas, is.
sued TO Georgia Morgan certificate of de-
posit for one hundred dollars, payable TO her
or her order; and on the 4th day OF June, 1850,
issued to said Georgia Morgan certificate OF
deposit for fifty dollars, payable TO her order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No. 1851 and No. 26ll; and,
Whereas, Georgla Morgan represents to said
hank thRtthe said certificates have b. en- aeci-
dentaly burned, and that they had not been
transferred or endorsed by h'r art !l.t he
is now the only person enIitlti 10 be y, al ne
said deposits;
Now, therefore, In consid -a,}on ~ the
promises Aforesaid, and OF the payment OF the
sold sum Of one hundred and my collars by
said bank 10 said Georgia Morgan:
Know all moH by these presonts, That we,
Georgia Nor a., ~ Principal, and MOllie
Cross and r. a. Mansfield, as sureties ae-
knowledge ourselves bound to p9y 10 the City
National Bank, Of Dallas, Che sum Of two
hundred aud nifty dollars, recoverable before
any court Of Dallas county, Texas, having
jurisdiction orthe subject matter.
Conditioned, 1hEt II the sold Georgia Nor
gan shall well and truly indemnify and hold
hermless the said bNnk against any end all
claims, demands and Judgments that shall be
made or recovered against ths said bank upon
or by reason of the raid ce titicatcs or either
OF Them and shall pay on and discharge any
judgments, costs and damages thpt may be re.
covered against said bank by reason OF such
certificates or either of them, then the said
bond shall be null and void; otherwise It
shall be IN full force and effect.
Witness our hands this---day. of January,
1881. MOLLIE CROSS
R,AMANSFIELD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
ReautY in Rattle

The Washington Star tells il: Madame
Gerster and four of the members of Maple
sons italian opera company, who were al
Ford's opera house Monday night, left here
yesterday morning in drawing-rocm car at.
tsched to the 1880 train on the Baltimore &
Potomac railroad for Pittsburgh. Some ner.
sons who saw them pass throu 1h the gate ut
the depot thought they saw 1.-THE
deVu IN tho eye" Of one of
them. 1t appears from subsequent
developments that there was some unpleas-
antness between two Of the female singers.
After Gerster mad disposed Of herself and
ner dog comfortably ia the car, and the train
mad attained a speed of forty miles per hour,
ono OF tho singers referred to was seen to
approach the other with q menacing air,
and, IN a minute or two, the costly bonnets
on both heads were in a dilapilated oondi.
ton, and the ornamental pieces which are
now used TO set of the hair on the iemsle
head we're scattered around promiscuouslv.
The scene was well set, and in tho cast were
the five lady artists, the conductor and por~
tor Of the car and the Asgman of the train,
the train people playing the part of peace
makers, There was no blood shed, ana the
damage has been doubtless repaired at Pitts
burg by the milliners and hair-dressers of
the Smoky City. Madame Gerster had moth
ing to do with the scrimmAge The prnci-
pals were two remarkably handsome girls.
They got into an anima.eT conversation be-
fore the train left the depot, the subject being
one of the male members of the company,
each claiming him as her owe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
MDTlnE

Notice IL hereby given So MI parties
concerned That the Augio-A American Land and
Claim Association, a corporation chartered by
the laws Of The state ofIilinois. viii appiy 10
the next legislature ul the state Of Texas for
the enactment OF The following gpecial law:
An act authorizing the Anglo American
Land and Claim Association 10 purch base, hold
and acquire, and 10 self or otherwise oispose
Of real and personal property in the STATE OF
Texas.
SECTION |. BE II enacted by the Legislature
OF the state ofTtNas
That the Anglo American Land md Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws of the State of Illinois for the purpose
of locating colonies ON Land in Il o different
states and territories OF the United States, are
hereby authorized Nnd empowered 10 nur-
chase, hold aud acquire and to sell or other
wise dispose of real and personal property in
the State of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this Let day of jan
uarY, a. p- 1881.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant
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.nHE STATE OLE TEXAS

a 'HE STATE OF TEXAS.
L To the sheriff or any constable of Dallas
county, greeting;-You are hereby COM
manded to summon Mary Billiard and w, W
Bullard, whose residences are unknown. and
their heirs, whose names and residences are
unknown, by making publication of this cita-
ton III some newspaper published In the
county OF Dallas for four successive weeks
prior to the return day thereof to appear be-
lore the mmisSi0ners of condemnation an
pointed by the Honorable II. Il Burke, county
Judge, at chambers, at the court house, In the
city of Dallas, on the 18th day of February
next, then and there TO answer the petition OF
the Texas Trunk railroad company, fled In
the county court OF Raid county en- the 18Th
day OF January, A. ID. 1881, suit numbered
1906, said petition praying for the appoint.
tnent OF special commissioners, as provided
by statute, and for the condemnation for the
purpose OF constructing, establishing and
maintaining Its railroad, of strip Of land 400
feet long and 200 feet Wide, running across
the followlnc described tract OF land, to-wIt;
The parcel Of land containing 100 acres, living
Y miles S. II. from the city of Dallas adjoining
Kyle Prairie, known rs part of the Mckinney
Williams survey, and being that portion Of
said survey, decided on thegh lay OF January
1859, by VIM. Iubberville to Mary and W. W.
Hereof fail not, but of this writ MAKE duo
return, showing how you have executed the
seine.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
at office of the city OF Dallas, this the 18th d0y
Of January, A. ID. 1851.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
by W. II. TuAcKER, Deputy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
DIsSOIUrYay

The, firm OF Goldsmith, RosenIhal a Co, is
ms day dissolved by mutual consent. Isdor
GOLDSMITH receives the assets and assumes
the liabilities of said firm.
ISID0R GOLDSMITH,
NJ. ROSENTHAL.
DALLAS, Texas, Feb |, 1881.
Ihanktng the public for their liberal patron
aye IN the past, trust that my SUCCESSORS
may inset with equal favor.
NJ. ROSENTHAI..
eundersignod would announce that they
nave formed co-partneyshlp under the flrm
name oil Goldsmith Brothers, in the dry goods,
boots, ehoeS, etc business, and will suocred
Goldsmith, RosenthM. & Co, AT IN Elm street,
where they win be pensed to welcome theh
former patrons and the public.
lSID0R GOLDSMITH,
NJ. GOLDSMITH.
me undersigned also announces that have
associated myself with Mr. l.. Ruhonstein, of
New YORK, 10 carry on an exclusive wholesale
millinery business in tue same building, under
me urn nslne and style OF ROsenthal s. Rubeu-
sieln'to which particularly invite the atten-
lion Of the trade.
NJ ROSENTHAL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
AsrRAy-A womAN,s srsHY.
BY HENRY L. MoBLxY

The rain with pitiful clatter'
Poured down on the dssolate street,
There is in its voice but an echo
OF the tale which the shadows repest,
Buta story of sunshine aud shadow
AS she waudecs alone in the night,
And shrinks from the glare Of the street lam
That It's shadow might hide her from sight.
81 havesiuned; have suffered; God hell
me;
AS wander olons in the dark,
Outol sight OF the pathway OF virtue
For ruin has made me her mark,
Yet Idreamed Of life tina was purer,
And pau3e in my pathway Of sin,
But the gates OF destruction sre open
Ana the hands orthe world thustm in,
This world! Whist 1tudness you boast Of,
Do you feel Tor enc fallen in sta!e
With our adj vices and sermons TO othera,
Yet they come to us far too late
with wry faces you speak Of the fallen,
And shrink If we chance to come near.
Yetyou say you pray FOR the lost ones
Do you think that our Maker will hear?
Oh, children with leyeall about you
To keep you from thinking Of sin,
DO YOU know the snsres Of the tsmpter,
And know where The vices begin?
The arms Of the tempter are grasplng,
We are snatchsd from The sheltsrlng fold
Aud the gates ofdestructlon are open,
And the wolves Of mPtStion ara bolI
Oh, woman, with this pihful story,
Yet the world is \ mockery STILL
II boasts Of its mercles and llindnssses,
And deeds 1t will nevsr fulfil;
II thrust us out into darkness,
And keeps all the light from our eyes,
1--we chance to come near you,
Lift up holy haeds in SURPRISE"
She wandera lions in the darkness,
The end is not Tar ont of sight,
A corpse picked IN IN the river,
ora woman selt-murderAd that night.
They will give ner a grave with the beggar,
little way under the sod,
A grave in the potter's field only,
And forget that hcr Maker Wa God.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
Notice 70 Tax-pavers.

The state and county al valorelu taxes for
1850 W III become delinquent on the at dny of
MArch next, at which time the onlca will be
closed until delinquent lists are ma de out We
sri required by law to make llusI sei Element
~ July Let, and the present law requires that
all personal property be exhausted before
lands can be advertised To taxes. There Iore
N view of the large amour. OF work to be
done, and the short time allotted in which to
perform the same 1t win be impossible TO ex.
tend the time for payment beyond March lst
Al pets0ns VINO owe the statl and county tax
Tor above year will consult their intarest by
!. tt,rment IT the ,ame before expiration OF
the time, and thereby says cost.
Respectfully, w Il. PRATHER
Tex Collector of Dallas county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-06
SPECVAG. E.AW.


NOTICE Is herr by given that after thirty
~ days publication hereof, application
VIII be made to the legislature of Texas for
the passage ola bill amending the city char.
ter in substance MS follows
To repeal sectioDs2. 1 and of am ndel
charter, they not complying with law.
10 amend section IN Of charter aud provide
lof building and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing failure by fine
10 amend section 1853 OF charter by chang
ing the ms uner of selecting board OF apprai So
ment and tne number oisaid board, 10 act In
streets, etc
To ameno lection 90 so as to Increase the poll
tax to be used for school purposeA and pro.
vide penalty for non-payment
To amend sections ~ aud 81 so as TO increase
the jurisdiction Of the Mayors court aud in.
crease maximum of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction of
dis0rderly houses, etc.
JOHN j. Good, Mayor
DALLAS, January IS, 1881.
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PnbIlc Notice

y hereby given thst > N. Leed0m, Of the
l. city and county of Dallas. and state OF
Texas, did on the 10Th day of January, 1881,
assign to me all Of his goois and property for
tho benefit of his creditors, and thatl have ao-
cepted said assignment and entered upon the
discharge of its duties 70 B3 Elm street.
w G.. VEAL, Assignee of y Leedom
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NOR BALE have FIVE good and well
q improved iarme, and nne 10 proved Wills
Point property, such as the O'Neal House,
City Hotel, etc, etc which viii sell reason :.
ably or exchange for cattle. Jno. A. O'Neal,
WlIla Point, TeXas. !
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TO TRADE or sea-.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good
Four head OF horses; some very fine.
Five pianos,
Two me gold watches.
one kiln good hard br ok.
One case lne English guns.
Wlll trade any or all OF the above for country
produce at cash prices.
have also several tracts Of good land In
This and other counties Tor sule low.
j.. /. KEEliEa Main street.
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LoR BALE A rare chance--f Will sell at
4 bottom prices, forcash or trade forlmpfoved
property or secured notea, forty sulky plows
by best Manufacturers and Of the best make.
Apply at Milburn wagon depot, on Austin
street, in rear of Adams s. Lconard's bank, to
w. j. Briit.
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nmsaxrrAM-

DaYsIC1NN ANO suEGEON-DR, NOR.
4 TON. Office, in first national bank bulld-
Ing. Residence, san Jlcinto street, near
Leonard