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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16
FOR COLLECTOR OF TAKE.

We are authurlz rd 10 announce J . Y tIuytou
rs q candidate tor c0ll.CtorOf taxes, subject to
the action OF the democracy % McLonnau
county DIV
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SMOKE PETERSEN'S GIG AIRS

On tap every day, Wooten's genuine
mineral Bremond water at Tucker &
Willis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Black nuns yelling. back Henrietta
cloth al I. X. Jordan s.-04lGtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

W. are authorized to announce james II.
T0rbett ~ Il candidate for assessor OF taxes
subject to the action of the county democracy
--dFwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Tucker 4 Willis are sole agents for
WoUteu wells water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Black figured and stlipe lace bunting at
L. Il. Jordans.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Weare authorized 20 announce samuel L.
Norwood as q candidate, subject TO the demo-
cratic party, Tor The Office of assessor of taxes
for McIennan county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Black gros grain and water stripe six
L /. Il. Jorlans -046tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

Weare authorized TO announce VIM. Lamb
din as a candidate tor assessor Of taxes, subject
to the action of the democracy OF McLsunan
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-16

We are authorized to announce D. C. kinuard
as 3 candidate for assessor Of taxes, subject 70
the action OF the democracy OF McL-nuau
county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-11

pairers seem t0 nc determined 10 mske II
strong beyond pcTdventure.
The anniversary Os the Prcsbvferiau
Church Sunday school was celebrsted sun
day afternoon AZ the church in the presence
ci crowded asScmhsage. sUndrv prizes
were awarded deserving scholar. The
whole exercises were veiy gratifyitg and
most appropriate 10 the occasion.
Rev. Or. Wilson, of the Meth odist
church. preached an able Temperance ser
mon Sunday night, which was listened 20
by large crowd.
1 ne large wages offered By the Chst.a-
nooga (fenn.) Rolling and Nail Works con-
tinue 70 cause the exodus from our midst
Of The familiar forms OF many well-known
iron-workcrs and old-time citizens.
The Fifth->treet Methodist SUNDAY
school will repeat the exercises this week
rendered sunday before last af the Ninth
street Methodist church.
Citizens in the upper part Of the city
seem very anxious 20 have Twentieth street
opened from Hull TO Bainbridge. A petit
tion 10 this effect was laid on the tabb, At a
meeting Of the Council held recently.
gentleman who resides In the uDner
part OF Chesterfield said Yesterday that no
rain oi any c0nSeQuence-nOt enough 10
fairly settle the dust-has fallen in his
neichborhood for six weeks. while 9 few
mlles away there have been good showers
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Standing Committees.

The ioiut standing committees. a. an
nounced by the presiding officers 0f both
branches Of the city government, consist as
follows:
street,: Aldermen CsbeH, Crenshaw,
Glasgow. Pleasmts. Rankin, and Todd,
and Councilmen Elicit. Curtis, Higgins,
Bahen. Campbell, and Patton.
Finance: Aldermen Cohen, Glasgow,
and Todd. and Councilmen Hargroye,
PiZzini. Gum. and Frischk0rn.
Relief OF Poor Aldermen Bark~daie,
RurWel. and Williams. and COuncilmen
Gunn. Mcdowell, Brauer, and Straus.
Light Aldermen Barksdale, Crenshaw.
and TAYLOR. and Councilmen Higgins,
Gunn. Philips, and Bowie.
Water: Aldermen Chafin, DickersOn,
and Wexford. and COuncllmen Hargrove.
Clarke. Elicit. and Hughes.
Fire Aldermen Cohen, Cole ana
Rankin, and Councilmen King, Hooper,
Turpin. and Hughes.
schools: Aldermen Chaihn, Cole, and
DickersOn. and Councilmen Weisiger,
Hughes. Randolph, and AdaIns.
Elections Aldermen Cabel and Taylor,
and Councilmen Bowie, MeiZger, and
Archer.
Police: Aldermen Cabell and Chaffin.
and Councilmen Higgins, Metzger, and
Randolph.
claim. and Salaries: Aldermen Crump
and TaylOr. and Counciimen Curtis, Pat
ton. and Miller.
Grounds and Buildings Aldermen
Crump and Williams, and Couneiimen
Pizzini, Campbell, and Frischkorn.
Accounts and Printing: Aldermen Plea
sants and Wexford, and Councilmen Rose,
Patton. and Hughes.
Health: Aldermen Burwell and Well
ford. and Councilmen King, Brauer, and
Hose.
Cemeteries: Aldermen Dickerson and
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NO. 9.

Dufieid, aud Councihnen Mcdowell.
Hooper, and Bdhen.
Ordinances: Aldermen Burwel and
Dufiicid, and Councilmen Hooper. Turpin,
and Patton.
Refrenchment and Reform: Aldermen
Ca5cll and Chalin. and Councilmen Frisch-
koin. Miller, and Weisiger.
Fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph Al
derDen Cole and Williams, and Council
men Miller. Bowie. and King.
Improvement Of James River: Alder
men Crenshaw, Duifeld, and Pleasants.
and Councilmen Clarke, Curtis. Rose, ana
Phillips.
Lunatics Aldermen Glasgow and Todd.
and COuncilmen Weisiger, Archer. and
Allen.
Public Interests: Aldermen Barksdale
and Peasants. and COunciimcn Clarke,
Elicit. and Pizzini.
First Market: Aldermen Cole and Rankin,
and Councilmen Turpin. Hayes and Adams.
second Market: Aldermen Crump and
Glasgow, and Councilmen ~traus. Mellow
ell. and Adams
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Tho Presidents Son in Richmond.

'The nOr1l-bound train which arrived at
the Eyrd-Street depot Yesterday a short
time before O'Clock had aboard Chester a.
Arthur. Jr.. son OF the President. lie was
passenger from Charleston, =. G.. whittier
BE- had been Oh visit. His mother was
the daughter Of Captain HerndOn, Of
Fredericksburg. Va. who lost his life in
1867 of The coast Of Georgia while in com
maad oi the Inflated United states mail
steamer Central America. Young Mr..
Kent. oi RichmOnd. son Of Horace l..
Kent. q then prominent merchant here.
who was ~ hi, return from California,
pcrished al the same time. a. did 800 9th
er,. including some rs United States sol
dicr,.
Young Arthur j, Of slight brild, about
six feet in height. Of fair complexion, en-
tirey una~sumIng in manner, and was clad
in conventional tight pantaloons and short
Jacket Of peppcr-and-salt color. and Of ma
tcrial apparently all wool. lie di,embMked
from the car, and stood putting a cigar and
taking bird's-eye view Of his Topographic
cal surroundings till the whistle sounded
and the car, pulled out for Washington.
He appeared 20 be about eighteen years of
are. and 10 be q boy VINO had gotten pre-
mgfurelv heavy start towards manhood.
In, uncle on hi> mOther's side. some ten
years since. wa. senator from The Fredc-
rick,hurc district. and was previously Sec
retarv OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
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50 dozen Handsome LINED and MINED PAR
ASOLS and UMBRELLAS hel0w cost;
l.210 LADIES LINEN. BATS IL, ana MOHAIB
UL>rERS from T5c. up:
5.UOn wards Pretty Lawns I'll 2. 5. and IOc-ail
fai color;
l25 pieces WHITE LINON DE DACCA' ? = -
1G+c.-extra wide:
25O piece~ ~GINGHAM~-Checked- striped, Plaid,
and Piain-Sc. 10 l2ec.:
IS pieces WIDE PER CALLs-snall and large
hcl.rcs-at 10 and lZ4c.;
100 pieces CORDED PiQCE and CHECKED
AUSLfN~ at 5.s. 10. 124 and IG--c-;
a. pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED sWlse
NfV~IIoSs al 25c.and very nnc al 81 and Soc
61J pieces DRESS GOODS ~ 124. lG>s. 20 20
and 8Gc.-jus; tho r.gh; weight;
4 full line Of NUNS YELLING and DLBi>IEa
/, yard. wide. al 50c.-all wool.
The ncatest SUMMER SILKS al GJc--iN4'aihi
value > per ward;
II BLACh sILh can't he bcai-ilhewl'<' "1i
sl2s and sl.Ju quality;
AIthene,y silsde- col LOEkD SILKS and McIl.Es
10 match aisI:
TI.ACK and COLORED sATINs. sUEAHs.
,ATlNDELlO ONs. and EIiADAdto. 73c. up,
We lave the bcst stock Of SUMMER CAs>lNEkES
Ia This city;
A srleuGjG assortment Of TABLE-LlN EMS. NAP
KIN~. TOWELS. and LINEN sHEEIlN1s'
REINFORCED UNLAI NbEiLD SHIRTS i"i
bows and mcn-pcrfect fitting:
GAVZE VESTS for cEilsrcn' iadlc'' ana a%h'ie-
men. 2Jc. Up,
In NOTHING DRESS GOODS. GRAPES. BRO
CADFp pGRENADINE-, and BJNIiN6s W
can please any one; ..-......,.
To find the latest siylcs n LACAs tNIts
IIFs. COlLARETIE -. fANo, en- Mll i ! =
EToXTS HOSE. CNKsEI>. klBbJNN.
BFLTS. LINFN COLLARS ana al hhu' "l
THALIIIkER Bh OIhL LI.S.
Fiftl and Broad -frecih.
= = Remember. We keep oiiil Al'.-.'-'' -'
and nave everything We adFcrll-t- ~ ..,rr1....,
~" IN, NO ON, Nj fATTINC and Oil-i L' ~ n slot -
a. 6@uTuETh THALHIMLE EkoIhtfo'
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. William !. Binford, at one time con-
ductOr on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. has been appointed passenger agent
FOR the Virginia Steamboat Company. This
will not interfere with his duties al Messrs.
". d. Blair d Co.'S.
Dr. James c. southan will sail for Eu-
rope shortly.
A train on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ter
minal railway broke through an embank-
ment sunday. but did not iniure any one.
The New York Graphic Of Friday has 4
doubie-page supplement devoted 10 illus
tratiOns and accounts Of Richmond, his
torical and industrial.
General W. II. T. Lee was in the city
yesterday.
The Peabody Baseball Club arrived in
Baltimore sunday morning on board the
steamer Havana, and were arrested al the
instigatiOn OF the purser, who charged
them with the larceny Of some missing mo
ney. They went 10 S statiOn-house and
were searched. and the money not found,
and then the case was dismissed.
On saturday Mr.. George 7. King caught
in ". 7. Kings mili-race, Rockets, gold
en- carp over five inches in length. he was
not only beautiful FISH. hut upon being
cooked and eaten was found 10 be Of deli
ciOus favor.
Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter sang in the
MOnumental-church choir SUNDAY morning
and evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter expect
70 leave for the White sulphur springs to-
day.
Dr Hoce had a fine congregation and
preached q delightful sermon sunday morn
ing on the occasion Of the dedication of
Bon-Air church. Hi> pulpit here was ac-
copiabiy flied IN The morning by Rev. Mr..
Richardson. lie returned in time 20 con-
duct hi usual evening services.
When your teiephone-bell rings ~ night.
and the operator at the central Office tell-
you the wires are out Of Tx. then. per-
haps. the young fellow j, going out Ito see
q man
Mr Henry 7. Laube. John =. Baseler,
and John Rientz leave tomorrow for
Dagger springs.
The not weather brought the ladies out
on tic pOrchcs and sidewalks. and raised
TIE windows Of all the bedrooms yestcr-
day; besides doing other things that were
q q very disagreeble nature.
\ c0l0rCd man fell out OF window 70 the
pavement sunday evening, and injured
80 much that the ambulance was called
and hc was taken TO the almshousc.
Eiu0r Emerson, sentenced % the pcniten-
tiary day or two ago for grand larceny.
attempted 10 escape from jail YESTERDAY,
and would have succeeded in scaling the
walls by reason Of rope had not The alarm
been given 10y the women confined IN tLl
Jail. Encrsen was q sailor
A telegram from the Healing Spring,
Yesterday morning stated that Mr.. Jane,
4. C0Wardin wa, extremely III there
Another Telegram received IT this Office
at 10:4j last night said that he wa, cou.
.idcrabiv improved.
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HAxCIEsTER ASD VICINITY.

Briefs.-The July term u the County
Court-Judge GregOry-commenced yes-
ter,lay. Most Of OtT town LAWYERS with
Chesterfield clients attended. There are
several criminal c,lses on the docket for
trial this term.
All the growing crops IN Chesterfield are
suffering Tor want Of rain. particularly the
corn and garden STUFF. Much complaint Is
made by the farmers Of the dusty condition
OF the roads.
II Is stated than the repairs now being
made 90 Nsyo's bridge viii moi be com
pleted before the ii oi August. The re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-11

Last nighl tbe FINANCE Committee met
Immediately after the Adjournment Of
the Board Of Aldermen. and organized by
the election Of Mr.. j. 7. Glasgow ~ chair
man. In accepting the position Jr. Gias-
Cow made quite lengthy speech. The
other committees meet nj the time and
places designated as follows
The Committee on Fire Department viii
meet nj headquarters. Tenth between Main
and Cary. to-day at I'D O'Clock A. ".
Committee on Water at II O'Clock A. NJ.
City Hall.
Committee on Relief Of the Poor. City
Hall. at > O'Clock J.. ".
committee ON Light. Council chamber.
a: : O'Clock Tonight
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HEgucnOI Springs. Pow batsn county

Thi- splendid summer resort i- only ono
mile from Niuita station. or the Richmond
and AlleeLuy railroad. The hotel and
cottages have recently been reprinted and
put In thorough repair, and the location f.
A. attractive and healthy e. any iu the state
The water - sulphur and chayhe4tc and
j. "a, tine IL can be- found anywhere. Grove
II twenty acres with beautiful AVN.
Families car be accommodated either u the
cottages OF IL the hotel. Address
W. j. MCDOWEIL.
Hugu,nof Springs, Va.
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AICTION SALES THEs DAY.

EICHMoNn bAzAhE. 1o A. NJ. furMfs, &C.,.
ui s. u. book.
JNo. p. IAUGHrON ll-., % =. NJ. a. q il I.er-
criy street, near Pine assortment of flrAl-
furf. a..
3. -. hill co.. @ p. ~. i-uste.'- .lie of fv,
ANAL frame houses. Nos. 533 and S34 rlrtl
Fifteenth street.
II. =. eTAPI r. g. co.. g. =. NJ. special c0umi--
.iuuers' sslr ul dwelling and lni Ga Iigii.o. .ff
street between titY and Marshal. street.
FrEMAN IT PPER + W.. huldlnr TO- or T'fIr-
tlrth between % and i street,
JOHN PDf. chief OF io.ire Ie 4. 81. threr .,l.-s.
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The Rescne-A xirginiu story.

BT MISS JANET y. HOPE. 0T VIRGINIA.
This T. o story Il pleasing and Romantic
interest. in which The writer gives pie
ture Of the manners and social lfe of he
early settler. 81 the Old Dominion. The
characters are Wen drawn, and The style is
elegant. graceful. and easy. The beauty
Of word-panting and the wonderful de-
scriptive power oi thi- Young author
promise Tor Der a future Of brilliant sue
cess Is writer d romance. .- >auGHnGk
NsI-g
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
e1- GREAT CLOSING SALE.
ih = LEAsK ON THE STORE WE NOW &C
'OPN fXPfisEs ON THE s1sT DAYoF
ocToRER. As Ot'R WHOLE
STOCK or GOODS
"SSI vi SOLD BEFORE THAT TIME.
WE BEGIN NOW TO OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

La " NJ. LAWNS LAwNsi-
1'ouo TENANTS OF LAWNS al Sc. pr yard :
LAN NJ al Sc. yard; LAWNS at Sc. a ward;
"a NJ al &c a ward; LAWNS AT SIG. yard :
lawns al loc. yard
GiNGHAMS at Gse. A vard.
GINGHAMs at SIC. a ward:
GlNeHAMs al lOc. a yard:
sN IS MUSLIN at Sc. a ward worth obc.:
" - MUSLIN AZ lie. yard worth asc;
IS NJ slim al lgc. yard worth sOc.:
l-N1 h-e1k klik MUSLIN ai lOc. worth &C.:
t-AOk-sIIsIPE MUSLIN al Ike. worth zoe:
t-ACt-STklPE MUSLIN AT l5c. worth 2sc.:
LACE-sTklPE MUSLIN Al 2Oc worth ssc.;
Atf-sTRIPE MU-LIN at 25c. worth zoe;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN az CSC. worth Sic:
DoTTkD SWISS MUSLIN nj soc. worth 4Oc.:
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN al 35c worth SOc.:
LiNOA DE DACCA II I6s,c vortl, 25c:
LINON De DACCA AT 2Oc. worth soc:
LLNON DE DACCA ~ 2Jc. worth s5c.:
PERSIAN and EGYPTIAN LAWNS NJ ve,-, Low.
prices:
IhINILD LINEN LAWNS ve-y cheap:
BUNTlNGS Of all kinds af reduced prices.
LINEN sHIRT-BOSOMs al I3c. worth 25c. al
l6c. worth SOC. at zoe. worth 4Oc., at 25c.
worth 45c.. al SOC. worth Doc:
GEN1LEMEN's FOCR-PLY LINN COLLARS
al - per dozen worlh g. al 1928 per dozen
worth s2.50.
LACtSt lACES'
TORCHoN. SMYRNA. BRUSsFLS. APPIIOT-F.
LIMERICK, NALEN CIFNNES. CARDIEAI.
DUCHESS, MIRECOUET. POINT BU CAR
hINAL, CLUNY. SPANISH. SWISS I'M
HEOlDERY, EVERLASTING EMBROTD-
ERN, POINT DIGON. RUSSIAN. and sixtv
other styles OF LACES:
HAMBURG EMBBOIDEEIES. INSTRTTNC~.
and EDGINGs on Cambric. Eatnsook. and
Swiss Muslin;
LACE and MUSLIN sCABTs, TIES, and COL
LARS:
kMhk0DERED MUSLIN SAsTIES very cheap
LACE Tides and LACE BED SETS al very low
prices:
Special bargains IN TAMIsE, CAsHsIEREs.
BCNTlNG~ GRENADINES. and Other
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, sATIKs.
MOIIlES. SUBAHs and other SILKS:
LINEN, MOHAIR. and WASH-POPLIN DUST
Frs and ULSTEEs Al very low prizes:
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-as we n.auufac-
turc these garments We arc en;.. led 10 offer e.
trs Inducements:
PAhA>OLs and UMBRELLAs--a large sock Of
thc best goods AZ the Lowest pricc,;
j IAN>-our stock g. very complete. We have thcm
from e. Up 90 80 each;
Big bargains III LlSLE GLOVES OF every GescriI.-
ton;
a big stock ~ HOSE and HALT-HOsE fir Boys,
Girls, Men. ana Women;
RIBBONS N grelf variety;
BUTTONS ana otheI DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE CURTAINS WINDOW-sHADEs. MOS
QUITO CANOPIEs ana CURTAIN FIN
TUBEr:
CARPETS RUGS. MATING. and HAssOCKS:
THOUSANDS OF OTTER ARTICLES
Remembci. thai our CLOSING SALE BEGINS
TO-DAY. Wo VIII continue D. olcr spcciA. III
-uccmenis until ouI whole stock i disposed Of
wi LEVY BBOTHERS.
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Female Department Of Iho Peni-
IRnfiary.

The Dcniieutiary has never had safe and
suitahe quarters iOr the female prisoners.
and though frequently appealed 10 il was
not until the last session thHt the General
Assembly made IN appropriation for q new
male ward or department. Their aFpro-
uriation amounts 10 100000. which. with
convict labor and bricks 10 Doe obtained
from The armory property vii. give the H.
,tltuti0n what IL has 80 long needed. The
now building viii be erected west Of the
lre.cui prison. and win run parallel % and
twelve feet distant from il western wall.
In other words. the female department VIII
Ice -euaIaicd from the main prison ly a
twelve-loot roadway. The walls OF the new
buildine win be- the prison walls 0f the
female department The plan. now on
evhihiti0n II the DiSpGtcL Office, has been
carefully prepared by Marvin lor Budlous
4. Morton. Il, he calls himself. under the
direction II Mr.. John G.. Andrews, men,
Der of the Board Of Directors Of the in-
,fitution. whose large fund Of information
concerning building matters Will be oi
great service in this behalf.
Marvin. who is a sly old dog. is no doubt
full of hope that IN thi- building enter
urise be will either get -ome good oppor-
funitv 10 escape or 80 distinguish himself
that he will gel a pardon. lie Is sne who
win bear watching all the TINE. II would
he better 10 dispense with his services alto
gether than 10 give him any opportunity 10
escape.
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CHICK CIGARS. DO.

or ALL TIM w.~pcuFUr rf.covIrff-. .,e--
hap none surpa- tha of extracting The .cuca of
beet, which has proved -nch hla4lng Zoo tbD -.ek.
toLpEN's LlEro's Ll.riD EXTHAcT or BllF
A"D 1rNic iNyls"rATlg hl. ih, urcfcre.. flr
weakness, Depression. Consumption. "a I..
and Feyors- -isi f,r colfep's; takc 1o otar. Uf
druggist generally.
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1he preventative is .lp fir-famed southern -fm-
edy SIMMONS Liver kEGULAroE, purely g., rp-
table tonic cathar;c and Alternative. II acts more
promptly than calomel ~ qu,nine. Genuine pre-
pared only by !. n. ZLIIIN & GO.
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In addition 10 the above collections there
ras n total OF sls.g5 for the Association.
Dr. T. II. Pritchard, Of North Carolina,
addressed the Association on the : lm-
nortance of aud the Benefit Derived from
ihe Early Conversion Of Child
i. II. Winston, Esq, delivered a practl-
cal address on the question. " Who i Re
',.orsibIe for the Efficiency OF the sunday
school, the Superintendent, Teachers, Pa
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PERRY DAvls's PAIN-kllLER
prAn TIE FOLLOWING

READ THE tDLLbN LNN
p,rvprrrcT. \. Y. March 22, 1851.
PERIY DAyIs's PAIS-hILLLh M n4ne1 m a., - =, ,le
aG0Td instant reitg Tor crisib Sne ,:,trTT ,,r -
stomach. -
,-,c1tol VILE. y. y. February 2. 1881.
ma. - l'@Sf medicine know of for dyseniery'
IL ~ ~ s,,yIIs and cramps in the stomach nave
USED u ioi s' JULIUS ". DEE
Nso,YcnNA. IOWA, March IL. 1851.
,,.a1 vonr PATS-KILLER n severe cases
- r-,n,, - collie and cholera morhus, ana s u CAV
almost instant rcici' N 49, -
GAINESVILLE. Ca te1ruAIIy ' - ~ nI-fn
% e,rriiy Have used II many uihes ioI - D"e W
,.a,nr,iaiuIs and II dli00Rs cures ~ Ivtr
:, r, without a bottle IN the h0dse' - -
sAco. MI. January %, 1851;
Have used PERRY DAvis's PAlN-hsia,55iI" Xa
,,s,.ive wear. il IL saft, SURE d d'a .fiy
,aother should allow II TO be out OIL ine ~ Wnyrs
ONEIDA. \. ". February ~, " ls9d sd II
~ ,sr,n ustnr n over thirty years a. =, as ~, - -
We r.-s I'M mediate relief. Would laruiy u''ie
70 20 70 bed without bottle III ts ~ srrnnY.
coxwAynono'. 6. c.. February ~. lest; ,'s.,;,e
Nearly every family IA Ihis S'elas" Ia - M0EToN.
~ TvfrYp STATES CONsuLATK'}
,,..,,,rrr Il. RuESIsH PRUSSIA, feb. ,, = aSSa. -.
Sh ShI.l t,,crrn I'ERgY DAvIss PAIN n ~ es., -
uasf from the day II mas ny rsssrS is nresence
years o. "st ,.a,a as AN Indispensable Iecsssmg
In my nou7'Is i = POTTER. United etates O"nsu''
BrRToE-oS-TRrST, ksG.
t 1svs suffering severely from
had been een.,oyan,ed with intense pain, when p,
tried yOur PAls-hALA'ii' III. j. NooNE.
stani relief. o,-,,ox. Eng.
q moxrAegE sTEEEIn ,,nIse heSDSn ysars IN In
During residence o. ,~ss eases Of diarrGa dys,
dta have given u 10 ils ,,over knew " 10 fall 10
eulery and ch0lefA' ANU r. CLAKlDGE.
give relied.
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rents. or scholars!- He thought al were
in large measure responsible for the success
and efficiency Of the Sunday-school work,
and urged teachers especially 10 meet their
class with weIl-prepared lesson.
Benediction by Or. Thomas.
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bNsPErsi is the costly pic, ~ pAy f,f luxl-
ries. lis most potent remedy. however. T. ...d
in that efficient and genial tonic and ali"rr so,
TAERANT'S eEirzEE APLEiEyr. solf b' au
arnEEl.ls.
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ed 10 Committee on Finance.
OFFICIAL DATA.
Mr.. Burweil offered the following:

Mr.. Burweil offered the following:
Resoired by the B0ord of Aidefmer,
That the City Auditor be. and be- l. hereby,
requested 10 report statement 10 this
body ~ soon a. possible, a. Of July Isl.
showing
I,t. The bonded Indebtedness Of the city,
the date Of its maturity, and the annual
interest payable thereon.
ID. The amount Of The floating debt. TO
whom and when due, and tie interest pay
able thereon.
Sd. The estimated receipt, Of the city ior
the present fiscal year.
An. The pre- ent limit upon the issue OF
bonds within the charter restrictions OF j.
Der cent. of the assessed value 0f real e.
tate.
Referred 70 the Auditor.
On motion Of Mr.. Burwell, the Board
adjourned.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
Win local rains, winds mostly southwest
eriy, stationary or lower temperature and
pressure