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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Notice to Horse Men
AND THE PUBLIC.

In our advertised Race Programme for the first
week In July we left Wednesday and Friday,
July 2d and 4th, open until we could confer Win
owners Of racers In order TO please the public u
possible, and on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ID,
VIII give n Running Race free for all two-yesr-
olds, s2b entrance, $50 added. I'd horse to save
entrance, distance fve-eighths Of mile.
Also another event TO be announced hereafter.
and on .
FRIDAY. JULY 4th.
A Grand sweepstake. free for all three year-olds,
dash OF "A mile. $50 entrance. "a horse 20 save
entrance. Also, same day, Trotting. mile heats, 2
in s, for two-yearolds. e26 entrance, $50 added,
I'd horse 10 save entrance.
NOTE.-By consent Of all parties interested,
the mare Kate Bender 10 not barred from tho
f:<6 Trotting event. y. FAwcEr . 20.
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vvAnrep.
WANTED.

A Achsmbsrmsid. Apply at the Lacleds Hotel.
near the Railroad Depot. my31 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Ipiunction Ordered.

SAN Francisco, May 3O.--In the ac-
ton Of Miller Il Lux vs.. naggin 4 Teyis,
George Hearst ct al, TO enjoin the de-
PENDANTS from erecting dam or any OBJ
structions in Kern river that will result
in the flooding OF the lands Of plaintiffs,
Judge Hunt yesterday ordered an in
junction to issue ON the filing OF bond
Ia $25, 900 by plaintiffs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Suicide OF u shoemaker.

San Francisco, May 30.-Eiward
Mcclure, q shoemaker, committed sui
eide by taking dose of morphine this
afternoon, dying tonight at 10 o'clock.
Financial trouble was the cause.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Installation Of Grand Lodge, 1. q
d. r., Ofiicers.

WAsHINGToS, d. c., May 30.-The
Grand Lodge of Good Templars installed
to-day its newly elected officers. namely:
Templar, John B. Finch. of Nebraska,
who succeeds George B. Katzenstein, Of
California; Counsellor. DR.. Oronytheka,
Of Canada; Vice-Templar, Mrs. Sarah A..
Leonard, of Massachusetts; Secretary,
d. P. Tagendhrap. of Michigan; Treas
urer, Uriah Copp, Jr., of Illinois; Chief
Superintendent of Juvenile Templars,
Miss Gertrude Cushman, of Ohio. To-
ronto, Canada, was selected as the next
place of meeting.
Collapse OF a Buiiding-Eight Per-
sons Killed.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-Cooper's build.
ing, on South Gay street, filled with
cotton, collapsed this afternoon. Eight
persons are known to have been killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Arrival or the Alumbaxh.

SAN Francisco, May 30. The British
bark Alumbagh, 1853 days from Atwerp.
reported to have lost ruddsr off Cape
Horn, arrived here to-day, having made
the trip without it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31

The great mastt piece, Adrienne Lecouvreur,
the Actress, will be given The play has been
made famous by the great RACHEL.
On this occasion Milo Rhea will recite the
Denunciation from Phadre, In her native French
angusge. few choice seats left.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
heulling Race.

CHICAGO, H., May 30.--The rowing
race between Peter Conley. Of Portland,
Maine, and John Teemer. of Pittsburgh,
3 miles with turn, for $1,000 q side, oc.
Cured at Pullman this afternoon, and
was very closely contested from start to
finish. Teemer finished first by half a
length, in the extremely good time of 20
minutes 81 seconds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
Burned to n Crisp.

HANFoRp. Gala, May 3O.-Gus GAM
BILE, who resides three miles north OF
Grangeville. in attempting to remove a
horse from his burning barn this morn
ing, was knocked senseless by kick
from the horse. His wife being unable
to get him out before the roof and walls
fell in, his body was burned to crisp
before it could be removed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31

CHICAGO. Ills, May 80 Elaborate
headquarters, under the auspices Of
leading business men Of the city. in ad
vocacy Of the candidacy OF President
Arthur. were opened at the Palm, r
House today, and at u meeting to-day u
committee was appointed, with power to
add to their numbers, to receive the
New York business mems delegation,
which will arrive tomorrow, and tender
its members the use OF their rooms.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31

Saturday Matinee every lady and child will be
presented with souvenir book Of poems con
tanning Mile kheas Photograph and autograph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
CoNpEssrD TELEaRAMs.

A lady who registered 1T the LAclede no
tcl, st Louis, AS Mrs. Radcliffe, was found
desd Ia bed yesterday Ifteruoon, with oyi'
dence OF suicide by orugs.
Professor Northfup, OF Yslo has accepted
The presidency OF the Miantsota state uHi-
versity.
ConImander Corn, United States navy,
left San Francisco Tor New Ymk yesterday
to assume command Of the Aleri.
Judge Field writes that he is not to ba
regarded as a preeid9ntisl consolidate.
Miss Claia Benton, president of the Red
Cross association IL Evansville yesterday
for the scenes OF the lower Mississippi floods
The old board OF trustees and officers OF
the Standard OIL company we're unaDi'
mously reelected at New York yesterday.
The umpires OF tue American association
were in session at Columbus, Ohio, yester-
By coliery explosion at Cardiff, Wales.
two men were killed and seventeen
wounded.
The British government has decided 1t
unnecessary TO dispatch troops to khar-
toum.
An Invincible has turned informer at
Tubbercspa, Ireland, and given the names
OF several land lords whom the society had
decided to murder.
A fire ragged yesterday In book binding
and printing establishm ents OF London.
Loss heavy, but exac. figures not known.
Next Monday In tho commons, Brice,
liberal, will ask whether the government
Ia prepared to remons rate with the porte
for closing America mission schools in
Asia Minor.
The editor Of q Madrid comic journal has
been sent snced to eight years i'm prisonment
Tor lam booming Alfonso.
Il, Governor Hendricks, OF Indiana, now
in Paris, In an interview, deprecated the
events which led to the Cincinnati
riots. He thinks the democratic factions
should compromise their differences with
respect TO protection and free trade.
Captsin JoDby has been convicted nv
couri-martisl, OF cheating NJ cards, and viii
be expelled from the BELGIAN army.
Compile D'hubinoy, secretary Of French
| legation at Berlin has applied 10 the
| imperial prosecutor tn have German papers
| prosecuted that stated his wife was th. su-
| thor of Berlin Society, q book.
The board OF directors OF the Illinois
| Central have decided 30 make no change in
| the executive management.
william Renner, n New York iowelsr,
has been robbed OF SIC, 100 In diamonds OF
| q clerk.
Commissioner Fink denies that he Is
abolt to advance oil rates on east-boupd
grain from Cnicaeo.
The stock market was without special
feature yesterday.
General Gordon still confidently expects
British troops at Khartoum.
Brown. republican, has been elected gov
ernor OF Rhode Island, over Legar, demo-
Graf, by about 5000 majority. The legisla-
| Is largely republican
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Concentrate Vitality.

A.l.xcitanis, 10 radically core, must be
innocent. The art contests in continuing
their use until matters in the system con-
,rary 10 health are removed. Health hnds
happiness in tho mere sense Of existence.
Brsrdre,h's Pills stimulate the blood 80
ns 10 enshls nature 10 throw of all morbid
humors, and cure d's-ase, no matter by
what meme II may called.
Toe secret OF tecrniling the Wit ~ pfinci
pie il disc ivered m Brsnfreth's pils BE-
cause they remove ~hst holds u la check
| I IL Ne lieved they possess the elements O
Vitality. hesi, healthy animal warmth, Il
certainly increased by TIE use OF this w0f.
eeriul medicine Provided the great o:fsns
re not irrspsrably injured, there Is no de.
sase BrAntrtth's Pills viii net cure. Ths
tue art II hesling is 20 assist Dstu'> q
throw OF disesse-io concentrate, IS u
we're, the whole vitality OF the system I,
eject the enemy that mas fastened on !
part.
Get Brsndreths Pills. Be put on with
no other, and follow the printed directions
and health will surely bless you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
How Mr.. Welihoru Welded the Gavol
Yesterday.
The Eads Bill Deserted by tho Deie.
gatl0u.
Democratic Rsbutial Of Danvllls Per-
jury.
Bliss UnbiushIngiy Tells How lie
Squeezed the Government.
4 Fit Of Industry Steals over the
senate.
General Grant Ovated on the House
Floor.
General Grant Ovated on the House
Floor.
Miscellaneous Washington News Notes.
SPECIAL Summary.

WAruISoros, April 2.-[5peclal .l-Wher
the house wen. II tOoommfttee OF 40 whole
to-day on Che general Indian nppropr stior
bill. Speaker Carlisle called Mr.. Wellborn
10 the ohsir. Mr. Wellborn presided dur
ing the discussion Of the measure with
easy promptnesa and encountered the
most frottY psil sme ntsry pcirt OF order
this session. The selection OF Nr Well
born to-day aud OF Messrs. Mills and Rsa'
gan at different timeB heretofore ~ preside
over committee oftne whole IL compli
men, 10 Texas aud representative material
in congress.
The Texas delegation tonight resclndsd
their revolution 20 unite for Eads bill and
resolved to AK for an appropriation Ia inc
regular river ana harDor OIL
This action WAS by unanimous
vote OF the eight members OF the
delegation prehent at the meeting. II was
decided that lhr ceclinati1n OF Eads 20 9p
pear in behsli OF his plan was crushins
blow to the cnapc-s OF the bill.
Haylor, whose recsnt continuation was
withheld, was confirmed TO-DAY.
A war Is being Tade on Collector Under
stoct, and George NJ. Pss,en Is booked foi
the place.
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,ur GReAr ~.

made nj OAK liili cemetery with military
honors, ond tn navy department viii be
closed tha day OF the funeral.
The republican aenetora Will meet In
Gsucus tomorrow morning 10 farther con-
slider he odd Of business.
lbe president has made n proclamation
restoring TO the pubic domain all of Turtle
Mountain IN thu Indian isssryation IN Do.
kote. with the ercsp'ion ~ iuwnships 1872
n a 1853, north range II west, which are re-
served Tor tn, oenoHt Of Iodisne.
J.E Bieelow. OF this Guy, and q. ".
Chandler. 81 Harris Clty, Butler oonn ",
PENNSYLVANIA hsve been declared rom
nr aciice halore The interior department rs
pension attorneys.
Nominations: P1stmss'ers: william
Woods, Hiilsboro, Texss: J. II. A. March,
Prescott. Arizona
Confirm ttions: Colonel David \. Stsnly,
twenty.srcond infantry, brleatisr general;
J. A. Rner, Wyoming, attorney o. the
United s atss, Wyoming James @. Tracey,
Texas marshal oi the United ,ntes, east.
eru district Of TEXAS.
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Farmers buy the broad gauge Hunstsble
shoe.
Go 10 Runstsble's every time, 7l2 Elm
street.
Go to ]. L. Williams for drugs aud toilet
goods.
rhe rest smokine tobsoco ie Lat e
'oksr
Eiilrosders get the Hunstabla Scotch bot
tom boots.
Ord'a plaza, ia Lamar street, have the
bert liqu1 rs in town.
Novelties in Ladies' and Misses Hats
all colOrs--at Baumau's.
District court adjourned yesterday until
Monday, having exhausted the docket.
The livery raen give matinee ths AFTER
noon At the race course. Admission Tree.
George Rick is selling bedroom ,ets
cheaper than YOU eau get them any where.
LARGEST stock, lowest prices.
Send or telephone your orders TO 70.
pair water pipes ana pumps to A. Mo.
Whrk, plumber, 106 Elm street.
For the leading wseklies, society and
snoring papers, and the best wines aud
| LIQUORS, go to Ord's, ia Lamar street.
Why don't you buy one OF those beauti-
| fnl he'd room sets OF furniture from George
Rick. He sells them at bedrock prices.
Il
Rober, LAWS name appeared upon the
docket OF the city court, when William
Laws. colored, was meant, on the chnrRe
| of obstrucling the street aud IL WAS so pub.
lshed in the HERALD.
W. l.. Harrison, opens to-day . livery
stable at Ed Martyrs old stand, corner 81
Grflin street and Patterson avenue, and
would be glad 10 have fifteen or twenty
boarding horses, at the following rates:
Per day SOC; per week $3.50; Der mentn,
$40 80. Everything done IN nea,ness and
Older.
Attention 10 directed TO the advertise
mont Of the Texas & Mexican Land Low 81.
nent ana Live Stock Agency, 10 he found
In smother column Of this issue The busi.
nee, is IN experienced snd industrious
hands, and those desr ny 20 purchase W
sell lands or stocks will do well TO give The
AgeLc7 call.
"The Glen Lea" There Is a world OF
meaning in those words TO the thirsty, who
have go frequently and with SO much
sati.fsction vet their whistles at it's ioun
tAns flowing with pure. genuine unsdul
ternted liquids con ,ocied in a mann er Ia
suit the Taste of the most iBstidious an1
tone the stomach Of the most yeritable
dyspe oiic. The Glen Lea liquors never leave
Won with a headache, bnt invigorates, re-
juvina,es. revivihee and tones up the entire
system.
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The chief Junction Of the muscles Is TO
cortrsct, and thus 10 move given pnrt by
drawing towards itself the tendon which
connects the two--the part and the muscle.
Some OF the muscles are moved by nerve.
force sent from the brain By the will
others act independently OF the will. ~
most Of the internal muscles. Sull others
-as the muscles concerned in breathing
are la the main independent OF THE will,
and yet can be controlled by 1t to some ex-
tent.
Aqsip, even those whose ordinary move
p,pn,s are determined by the will, can be
operated on Independently OF II by what IL
called "reilex' nervous action. IN ibis case
a sens.tion ruos up I one Of the brain-cen-
tiers. and then, without going as high rs the
region Of intelligence, runs down nerve OF
motion TO the supposed muscle.
This Is 90 with the convuls,ve movements
of hy.teria, epilepsy, etc. Habituai actn
become Ia time largely, II not wholly, reflex,
thus relieving the mind nom superintend
ing them. A bird can fly and d can swim
without brein-through this refi power.
No one knows Whist the moving force is
which so wonderfully plays between the
brain and the muscles. Iti' not electrici..
Nv. although the muscles even OF dead
man can be moved by this latter force. In
every department OF scieDce we soon strike
the limits Of the movable:
8 metimes, as In cholera Isl: vitus
dapc.). there IN q wild movement OF the
muscles, of,en fearfully violent and utterly
uncoptrallsbie. Sometimes, as In locomo
tor staxia, so-callsd. there 10 an irreg'
ular action OF the voluntary muscles
the legs, arms and head NOV
| ing srotesqneI, in walking. Sometimes,
as in . trance, the limbs OF q patient can he
plsced by another 10 the queeres postufes.
and the former will not have the slightest
mower to change them, although he may
have the ful, possession OF his senses.
TIE muscles retain mo'e or less OF their
peculisrity for q time after death. the
heart of some arimsls viii beat Tor hour.
removed from the body. In some canes OF
death from coolers and yellow fever. q Ger
tain convulsive force may continue for .
while. Que man, several hours after death
! from cholera, Brought his hssus toeetne
and lifted his arms Into the air. repeating II
| for some time.
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THE WILD WEST snow.

Nearly fiftsen hundred people, Including
n arge number of ladies, assembled at the
Il sach park yesterday afternoon to witness
the Wild Western Scenes portrayed by DR..
Carver, the champion rifle shot. and his
troop OF Indians and cowboys. The pro.
grsmme embraced number OF interesting
aud exciting features, lasting through an
hour and half aud 10 the credit OF the
man gement IL must be said there were
no tiresome "stage-traits." The enter
,sinmeut opened with pony race between
Omahs Sioux ard Pawnee Indisns. ADD
was quickly followed by M illustration OF
the old-time pony express which had to be
relied on for the speedy delivery OF telo-
graph. Then followed most exciting aud
realistic scene, the attack upon the Dead
wood mail coach By Indians. The coach
stopped long enough at way station-,he
graz d stand--to take in two passengers, and
than whirlsd along on It's path until the at.
tack was inside, and bullets whistled
through the air like the rattle OF musketry
In pitch battle. The Intrepid scout aud his
valiant Gov. boys were snou on hand
h jveysr, and piled mp dead Indians on the
fi.ld OF carnage from which the passengers
in the coach escaped uuhurt. There were
msny amusing features, including the
buokng ponies and elk, the Indian DANCES.
iassolng wild steers, the grand hunt on the
plains, out the chioi feature, OF course. WIS
the shooting nv DR.. Carver on foot and on
horseback. This part OF the exercise YVES
simply marvellous, the champion chatter.
ing glass balls with unerrring aim while
riding his horse ut full speed. Altcgethtr
che show vas such ~ to give general salts
iaction and tn warrant the prediction that
it will be literally pstronE during the
remainder OF the s.-[9slvesion News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
l'ollticn Points.


ST.. LOUIS Aprli 2 fine elecHons NJ In.
terror cities OF this state yostsrday, resulted
as follows:
sprin lfsld-Rspubllcan elected city
clerk, attorney, ard one councilman:
democrats, the l, msinder Of the city ticke'
three oouncilmen.
Or harre--Temperance ticket was elect
I'd OYER the citizsns' ticket VITO tns excap.
ton Of street commissioner by 100 TO 300
muj,fiiy.
Couoordia Republicans elected four re-
publican couucilmen and oolored city
marshal.
Lexington elected one democratic and
one republican member OF the tohoOi
board.
Glasgow-No party Inc IN the Election.
X Il Capls aaa ~ c'ed mayor over A. il.
Soulh worth who hiss held tir q flo eirh
years Tho rsmainder oi the Ca !e ticket
we- elected.
Mexico--The whole democrat ticket Wns
lected.
sedalia--The city ticket was oausly
divided, the democrats eiecting the mayo;
three republican nlisrmen were elected.
LebaDon-Tbe license ticket was eleolt D
with one exception.
La Piata-Tke republican and pr0hlbitio n
ticEet was elec'ed.
Iudepeudence-N psrly lines. A. X
Liddell the present Incumbent, was re.
elected chief ~ police.
Msrshsll-The whole democratic ticket
was elected
Towns in southern Illinois, so far report.
ed, show that the election Was generally
conducted m purely local Issues, temper
ance cutting the chief figure.
KANSAS CRY, ADril g. The republicans
OF this district have selected deegttes TO
the Chicago convention. Presidential
preference was not expressed.
MANCHESTER, N. H., April 2.-The grssn
back state convention will be held at Nan
chester september lat.
WuLLTAMsPoRr, PA, April 2.-The Ly-
coming county republican convention elect
ed delegates 10 ihr state convention. ana in
ttruci Ell for James q Blame and Lincoln
for PRECEDENT and VIC president.
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no words needed TO Americans In 70 far III
he Is concerned. l think va should do our
selves honor by taking recess Tor tIttsu
minutes 60 give the members the oppor.
unity OF shaking him by tho hand" Zap
plause,
R-cs@ having been taken ny a unsp!.
mnus vote Speaker Carlisle escorted Gen.
ersl Grant 10 spac. la 'front.' OF the clerk
desk. where IeAniog On one Of his crniches
he received the tsepeos of tho members
the speaker standing by his side and Intro
dnclng TO him the representatives with
auhinled.
When the house reasseuhled the speaker
laid before u n message from ihs pres'dsli
recommending an spuropri ton a. 800 OOO
for tho prot. ciion OF the ieysss Of tue lowe
Mississippi river.
Adjourned.
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ADJUSTING posrMAslrns, SALARIES.

WAsHlEGroR, ADrli p Press. The
annual rend lu,tnent Of 'he salaries of
pnsi'nastrr. Tor tho ner' fiscal year hos b.
gun ~ tho uostrilics department The eal-
aries oi 2,400 pres'deBtisl postmas'ers will
be adjusted on thu returns for the quarter
ended March 81. The adjustment takes effect
July LIST. The department IN about 20 be.
rin examination aud revisR the claims OF
postmaters for the re-a jns,ment ~ their
salaries inr lhe period b,tgs the years
1864 aud 1874 IN ncc1fdance n tho pro-
Visions II the not n Haroh 81, 1888 CrGu
lar le ter are being sent ~ all persons
who wers pss'naiicrs during that
period. or THEIR hsir-. ealing tor iniormaS
ton coucsrc ING their claims but II Is stated
at he dcosr,meut that lurther 'r0gres3 Ia
the case. rs not possible unlcsa cong ess
mnkes provision for a. least twenty addi.
tional clerks. rhrfe are many thousand
clsims coveriog p RODS OF from one TO ten
YEAR, ard postal oflisisls saw too enormous
sun Of $50, 900 600 Will be reuui ed 20 pay
them.
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TUE TOURNEY or BOXERS.

Sullivan, the champion pfi1s nghicr OF
the world. attended by a corns OF
Hititss, gave nm entertainment AT
the Dallas opera houss last evsnlng.
fhe audience numbered over 9o) aud
consisted of some Of all sorts, entirely male
however. Although the ladies' agreed
unanimously as IN being sbseut, ing
present they would have wiinessed q
show entirely free from Objectionable iest-
ures. True. the boxers wore nothing above
their waists except ri ives, but IA lho sane
attire lately Mpesred toe Janenese
Wrestlers aud on tina, occasion nolhtu
was rrred againat the spectacle. although
the ladi,B offended numer0usly. CufiOustp
see the motohlesl pugilst before whose fists
TO man pow living can stand up,meicuouts,
lawyers aud oil sort8 OF professional mer
assembled last nirht aud LETT aatlHiied
At0 o'clock the curtain arose aud he
firsi cor testanis appeared. These were Tav-
lor, OF Boston, and G'lelpie.ni baltimore. 1t
wasa badly matched pair. The Bsltimorean
was tho "ieother. weight" and he N.s badly
mauled nv his hurly antagonist from the
hub" Next. Sullivan Rnd Mccoy took
the stage. Ii was superb sight,
the physique of Sullivan. he IL
a fitting model for stAiue OF Hercules and
his reuose In action IL line. u 10 perhaps,
the Ghiel cause OF his success that
he converts energy in commonplace
can discomfort Between acts two matches
we're made no Of young men oi Dallas. The
first pair were rs awkward rs is possible u
i'm CINE Of greeD.borns. and being
shnbbily dressed they afforded minute
Amusement. One named Wrislcy had pants
thst were not patched, although q patch
VS. needed and this deficiency
the hondiuns made The most
o. The Dallas men did not "trip for nc.
tion. but only removed their coats and
went ut It with the grace OF dog
Hcks," az New Yorker remarked.
The exhibition lasted about two hours
and closed with bout between Sullivan
aud TAYLOR which was the most SORTED
spatring OF the evening. Taylor
got some terrific blows aud
although Sullivan's fists we're enclosed
o. low . painted his aatsgoni-ta
pretty pink and the blows gave ont sound
.on .nu. a., az is heari when Mcxi-
eau mule delivers bimselt Of an eloqusnt
kick against the board Of II barn.
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GALvrsrox, April CARVED: Steam
ships Civ Of NORFOLK, Morgan Cry; +. O
Harris, Braxos 5sntisgo; ship Alsoms. Rio
Jansiro. Cleared: Scho0ners Wrlsks, Pc
,,resso: Vernon, MORAN City. Sailed.
s,e.mships T c. Hsrr,s, Morgan City; City
Of Norfolk. IndiAnols.
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A FrRsr-cLAss LIVERY STABLE.

Our friend aud every body's friend, Mr..
Ed. Martin, hiss moved bis livery stable 70
the new and commodious building pre-
pared for him, on Main street, between
Mummy and sycamore, aod nesrly oppc-
sl,s Ehoeikopf q Co. He. is folly
prepared to take horses on livery and
board, and to supply. horses
and carriages and hughes OF the finest to be
IA, in the state. No better horseman snd
no more conscientious livery stable keeper
vas ever In the business tnsn mr. Martin.
Give his me- stable and fine turn-outs q
svfal