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BRIEF NOTES.

One carload of immigrants arrived this
morning.
Sergeant Barwick has received the rain
fall of Marysville from 1882 to date.
The Assembly Committee on Mines and
Mining, John Yule, Chairman, leaves this
morning to visit the Mining Bureau and
Museum al San Francisco.
John NJ English, of Alameda county,
has been appointed and commissioned by
the Governor as a Director of Agricultural
District No. l, vice Thomas Ewing, re-
signed.
J. c. Medley, gentleman well known
in this city, was paralyZed yesterday at the
northwest corner of Sixth and X streets
For some time past he was mail agent on
the Oregon Road
Z. |. Robinson, of this city, won the first
premium at the California Poultry Associa-
ton, now in session at San Francisco. for
the best breeding pen of White-faced Black
Spanish chickens.
Mrs. A. J. Vermilya has assumed the
management of the Russ House. J street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, and intends
to make many improvements and conduct
it in superior manner.
John B.. son of John and Louisa Alex
ander, was inferred in the City Cemetery
yesterday. The funeral notice yesterday
was in error when ii stated that it was to
take place this afternoon.
The steamer Modoc took from Sacra-
mento Yesterday !, 900 sacks of flour, shipped
by George Schroth to Port Costa, and 1000
half sacks, shipped by Charles McCreary Il
Co. to San Francisco, where it will be load
ed on the ship Ennerdale, for Hongkong.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

Austin Walrath, of Grass Valley, has
gone to Alaska.
E. W. Black, of Mojave, is visiting friends
| in Grass Valley.
VIII. S. Green, of the Colusa Sun, re-
turned home yesterday from Sacramento
julius Bamberger, an old resident OF
Grass Valley, has removed to San Fran
cisco.
W. B. Cahoon, Cashier of the Bank of
Tehama, passed through. yesterday, on his
way to New Orleans.
Miss Alice keiser. of Truckee is visiting
Sacramento, the guest of Assemblyman
MeGlashan and wife
Miss Flora Earle and Miss Varney have
departed for a few weeks visit to friends
and relatives at San Francisco.
The eighth annual party OF Sacramento
Parlor, No 3, Native Sons of the Golden
West will be given at Armory Hall Feb
| ruary 10Th.
The Philomathean Society graduates of
the Capital Grammar SCHOOL, last evening
elected officers as follows President, Thos.
Knight; President, James Whitbeck /;
Secretary, R. F. Miller; Corresponding
Secretary. Miss Lillis Goodhue: Treasurer,
Miss Ash.
Departed for the Bay Yesterday: Rev.
DR.. Bonte, Secretary of the State Universe
ty; R. T. Deylin, yesterday afternoon; H.
S Morey and S. Hale, of Placerville; Chas.
F. Irwin, District Attorney of Ell Dorado
county: also Assemblymen Pyle and Kel-
ley came down from Auburn, en- route TO
San Francisco.
Among those in town yesterday We're
Geo. H. Crosette, of the Chico Record; Il.
w. Burnham and r. Fuller, of Chico !;
Professor H. G. Hanks, State Minerologist !;
Hon. Niles Searls, of Nevada City Geo.
Fletcher, General Passenger Agent Nevada
County NarrowGauge Railroad; Judge
Stidger, of the San Juan Times ex-Sheriff
]. NJ. Boggs. of Placer county; and E. w.
Culver, of Newcastle.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. PauPs Church. Eighth street. be-
tween l and 1.-THE Rev. Carroll NJ Davis. rec
tor. Holy Communion, A. NJ. Morning Prayer,
Il a. N. sunday school. l245 T. NJ: Evening
Prayer. P. NJ. school, Sixteenth and n streets,
at 3 P. NJ.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Sixth
street, corner of 1.-The pastor. Rev II. II. Rice,
will preach on Sabbath at l0:45 A. NJ and p NJ
Morning subject: Gods Infinite Mercy
Evening LIES Greatest Business Strangers
cordially invited.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and J. The pastor Rev. W. C. Merrill,
Now Sunday-schOo at l2:l5 P. NJ At I P. NJ,
in the church parlors there will be service of
prayer 10 which all are specially invited.
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
between O and p. During the rebuilding of the
church the services viii be held in the Direct
ors room OF the Agricultural Pavilion, corner
Fifteenth and \. Public worship II \. NJ con-
Quoted by the paster. Topic: " The Usefulness
of Faith Sunday-school at $3.50 p. NJ. No
evening service.
Preaching at the First Baptist Church
Morning subject: - Without the Wedding Car
ment' Evening subject The Great White
Throne" Preaching every evening next week
except Saturday. All are earnestly invited to
come.
NJ. T.. Church South, seventh street, be-
tween j and K-1he pastor II. c. Christian,
will preach at II A. N. subject The Barren
Fig Tree sunday concert at +. NJ. Everybody
bath-school at 12:l5 p. NJ
sixth-street NJ. e. Church. Rev. e K.
Ollie, pastor. The pastor viii preach morning
and evening Mr. f. G. Northup, the popular
Gospel singer. viii conduct a service of song at
7P NJ He will also lead the singing at the re-
viyal meetings during the week, and will rem
der some of his effective solos each evening. All
are welcome
United Brethren Church, Corner Four
teenth and streets-Services morning and
| evening conducted by Rev. g. w story. Sab
| bath-school at s;45 a. NJ. Welcome all.
Reorganzed Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day saints. corner Twenty fourth and X
streets. Preaching every Sunday at 1915 A. NJ.
sahbath-school at 1890 p. NJ. Testimony meet
| ing ut 1:3o r. NJ.
| Calvary Baptist Church. I street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth. Preaching by
the pastor, at 1915 a. N. Sabbathschool at
| 1915 =. NJ. Praise service at : P. NJ. Lecture
| by the pastor on Egypt. Past and Present, al
| at $50 p NJ. cordial welcome to all.
! Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms, 1909 Fourth street
I! Reading rooms open daily free to young men
| Gospel Service conducted by G. w Story sun
day at P NJ. Everybody welcome.
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

| SACRAMENTO. January sd
FRUIT-Lemons, Sicily, $500 SOP case; Lines
81 40d1 50; Bananas, s. 25@S 90 Q bunch: Pineap
/ pies, S6@g9 ? dozen; Cocoanuts S7@97 so 2 100; Ap
| pies. 75c to 81 IS q bx.
PIE FRUTTS-AssorIed, 21ab cans, p doz,
| s. so; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches, 215-
| b cans, 81 20; Portland Blueberries, 2-b cans,
g; Whortleberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus,
| 81 . = dozen cans.
| DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced S1a@4c 2 n;
| do quartered S14@4e; Pears, peeled, 5Q6c; do
unpeeled, 4d5c; PluIns, pltted, l0@llc; Peaches,
l01atGlle: do peeled, 19@2oc; Prunes, German
and French, 7@l0e: Blackberries, I1@l2c;
TABLE FRUlTS-Assorted, 21a-ib cans, doz,
s. 1902 10; Peaches, 81 50 Bartlett Pears 81 40;
Piums, 81 90@2; Blaekberries, g Is; Gooseber-
ries, s. 90 Strawberries, 81 70; Aprieots. s. Is;
Muscat Grapes, 81; Red Currants, ~ i0 Cherries,
ABLES-Potatoes. S5c@sl 30; Salt Lake
Potatoes. 81 80; Celery, 60c p doz; Onions, S2@
? 90; Cabbage 6o@55c; Carrots, 5o@60e 3 100;
Turnips, zoe; bunch vegetables, l21ac = doz;
Parsnips, 1c; Beets, zoe; Horse Radish, 6@sc p
h; Garlic, 4Gt5c.
81 p = 100 fbs; Cornmeal, yellow, g l5@2 10;
white, 81 l5@2 40 Cracked Wheat. 81 l5@s2 40
PoULTRY-Llye Turkeys; l7@lSe ? b :
dressed, zoe; futgrown Chickens, 81 50@5 so p
ers, sAG5: tame Ducks, Sc so; Geese, 81 0@2
. pair; Eggs. choice lots, 25@26c q dozen.
GAME-HaIe, 81 75@2; Rabbits, sl@l 30 {;
q qga SAC . o. 1 ialaG p s sS 90 dozen
DAIRY PRODuCTS-Butter, choice, 27@S0c
p ID mixed lots in rolls 2StdS0c Cheese, Cali
fornia, l2G13c; Western fats, l6@lTc: Marin S
Cream l711Sc.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEEp-Oat hay S12@15 .
tom Alfalfa hay, S9Ql0 > ton; Bran So 80 3 ton;
Middllngs, ST. 80 = ton; Barley, whole. 81
ground, 81 10 Wheat 81 30@l As e cwt; tame
Oats. 81 coal 20; white Wild Oats 114c = b. Corn,
81 25Gl 50 3 cwt for choice.
MEATS-Beef 7@l0c Mutton, SIC e u; Pork,
SaS19c; Veal small calves, 9@l0c: large, Std &c.
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds Alfalfa, ial5c;
Timothy, Eastern, 61a@711ac = II Oregon, 6ta7c;
Pop Corn, S12G4c = h Red Clover. l3@14c;
Red Top, 7@9c. Nuts-English Walnuts, a
l3c; Peanuts, California, 51aG6c LIZ" {Calitor.
uia), cans 14c: Eastern, 14@l5c; Hides salt.
light and medium. ne: heavy, &c; dry,
17c Tallow, SIC; Hops, in the absence of
any particular movement prices may be nomi-
nalIY quoted at 20t@22c.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, January %, 1855.

A POWERFUL REMEDY While so many
deceptive decoctions are advertised as rene
dies, there is occasionally some article
brought on the market which is bona fide
what it purports to be. One of the latter
class is Dr. Henleys Celery, Beef and Iron.
manufactured by Tuthill, Cox q Co, at 531
Clay street The three components of this
remedy form the tonic for the blood, food
for the brain, strengthens the nerves, and
forms a nuTitive and invigorator of the en-
tire system. Well-known chemists and
medical men attest the value of the PREF :
ration, and the thousands who have been
benefited by it give the best testimony OF
its worth. All those suffering from all
ments of the nerves and heart, headache
and loss of strength, should not fail to
make daily use of this powerful remedy.
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MORE NEWS ABOUT
THE PARSONS
BANKRUPT
STOCK.

Monday morning shall begin to dispose of
such part of the E. c. PARSONS & CO.'S
BANKRUPT STOCK as we do not want to
place on our shelves. We will announce from dav
to day the offerings which are to be made on the
following mornings.
On Monday morning beginning at o'clock
we shall have ready for sale all old and irregular
garments from the Cloak Department of the {. c.
Parsons & Co.'S Stock Also, as many garments
from our own stock as we wish to be rid Of
We find that the F. c. Parsons & Co.'S Cloak
Stock consists of two extremes. A large part of it
is composed of choice and desirable goods of the
latest designs and made by some of the first max
ers in the East considerable part of it is of the
other embracing many antiquities and
relics Of lboygone days This part of the stock
want to dispose of at once and we must rely solely
on low prices to do it. Many of these garments
we propose to offer at about 0ae-qna1te7, of their
original prices some at 0ue5ftth, and some at enc
tenhh,' but all of them at prices that will justify
people in Ignoring the designs.
As an illustration Of how these garments are
being marked, we will cite case Lot $40: A
Ladies Black Silk Rhadame DoIman, trimmed with
passmenterie and Spanish lace around collar sleeves
and back, and faced with colored satin, marked by
E. c. Parsons & Co. to sell at ST. 50. In our
store the garment in season would never have been
marked higher than $40. 1t now being out of
style and out of date we do not consider it worth
than So. But, as explained above, it being our
determination to allow no such goods to 90 on our
shelves, even for few days. if we can help it, the
garment has therefore been marked So IS.
This case fairly represents dozens of other
garments that will be similarly treated.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK. January 25d
BREADSTuFFs-Flour is easy and Wheat
steady.
WOOI-Califoruia is quiet at SC9lOc for fall
bury ana ll@l6G tor eiesn fall; spring bury
HIDES California are steady at 2l62113c.
LIVERPOOL. January sd.
WHEAT-Weaker California spot lots. rs Id 10
Is Adj off coast S6s Cd; just shipped, SIS
nearly due, 36s Cd cargoes on passage, quiet but
steady; Mark Lane Wheat slightly better Eng
fish country markets, quiet; French, turn deaTer;
Wheat and Flour in Paris, steady.
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II is officially announced in Berlin that
Emperor William has entirely recovered
from his recent illness.
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The Napa postoffice last year yielded the
Government net revenue OF s., ITO SO.
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CALL for Ruhstaller's ..Pilsener Felser
Berthe best made.
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AT NOON to-day. Arnold, chief of restau-
rant men, viii open up his new dining
rooms. at 420 X street, between Fourth and
Filth. Arnold wants his old patrons to
cali, see, and eat
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ATTENTION, LEGISLATORS Fine imported
cigars. wines and liquors, at the Sacramento
Exchange, Seventh ST., rear Golden Eagle.@
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KRONER & LAuE, Merchant Tailors, have
received an entire new stock of goods in
English, French and domestic cloth. Gen
tlemen desiring perfect fitting suit, made
up in the latest style, and at reduced
price. would do we'll to call at their estab-
lishment at 4l3 J street. between Fourth
and Fifth
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Grand concert by Marie Lyons.
Metropolitan Theater-PasSeS.
Millinery apprentices wanted
Rooms to let.
House TO let.
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The TIvoLI.-" Neck and Neck viii be
played at the Tiyoli for a matinee perform
auce this afternoon, and for the last times
tonight and tomorrow night
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Maximum temperature, 49.c; minimum. 800.
JAMES A. BARWICk,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, Q. s. A.
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ASSlGNEE's NOTICE.

nAiLAS, TENAS, DECEMBER 4, 1881
~ Notice Is hereby given that on the 1871
haN of November, 1891, =, =. Adams, dong
business under the name uf Adams a Leon.
ara, of said city of Dallas, convened and as.
signed 10 me, w. III. Flippcn, OF said city, aS
assignee, ailhis property and all the prop.
elty OF every desc iptiou owned or used hy
MIN IN conducting the banking business un.
uer the urm name at Adams 81, iOOuurd I'm.
cludinE his own interest Hnd that OF the es
tate Ut j, l.. Leonard, deceased, except such
property aSis exempt fr1m caecut on under
the laws OF Texas, for the purpuseu of convert.
lhg the same into money, TO be distributed
among such OF his ctedltors only as would
consent TO accept their proportonate shnre
~ his estate, aud discharge him from their
respective claims; provided, that he should
not be discharged from liability TO any credi.
tor VINO does not receive ms much as one.
thlrd OF the amount due and claimed In his
lRNor as aNalid claim against his estate.
Notice IN further given that all the credi.
tors of said assignee consentIne 10 such ns.
Segment must make known 10 mr their
consent In writing within four months after
the publication of this notice, and that no
creditor not asserting shall receive or take
any benefit under said assignment
w. VI, FLIppEN, Assignee.
DALLAs, TENAs, December Z, lSA,-AG
persons Indebted to \, j. Adams uT Adams a
leonard on November 10, 1881, arr hereby mo-
Tined TO call on me at my office In the bank
building OF Flippen, Adoue & L. II, on Tho
south side OF Elm street, Dallas, 1exas, and
make payment; otherwise their paper will
be placed In the hands OF attorneys for col.
lection w, IL, FLIppEN
Assignee ofS.J. Adams aud Adams& Leonard
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W. L. CABELL, Mayor
AItest: w. N PARRY, CITY SecrntalY.

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIe
~ nance to provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the Council
of the City of Dallas, That there shall be or
ganized under the superintendent OF the
Mayor volunteer company to he styled the
tire Police, to consist Of not less than thi~-
teen nor more than hfiy-two men, over the
age OF eighteen wears Said company, when
on duty, shall De commanded by the Mayor
assisted by n sergeant fOl each squad OF
Twelve priyates, the sergeants to bs elected
by majority vote Of the company, and to
serve for one year-all vacancies o. be filed
bS company election for the uneXpired teriu
Sergeants chosen for new squads after the
nrst eleC ION shall serve only Tor the remain
der OF the year, 30 that the annual election
toral shall be at The same time. In case OF
the absence of any sergeant at a fire The
Mayor may appoint from The members of
his squad substitute for the time being. At
hTeS The sergeants shall be distinguished By
the words, sergeant No. 49," ana the privates
by the words Fire PoliceU worn In black
letters on white hat or cap bands.
Sec. z. That the duties OF said company shall
extend to eyerything connected with fires not
pertaining to the regular fire department. A
uortlonm may be detailed by the Mayor, nm
der the command Of Il sergeant or sergeants
rs the case may be, to serve as police for
the protection OF property, TO prevent the
lntermedding or intrusion of persons not
belonging TO the Are department nor to the
premises on Hre OF endangered by the IRE; 10
arrest suspected persons NJ fires or persons
meddlins with movable property; TO carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, aud generally to do all that
may be deemed by the Mayor or officer In
command, necessa y for the protection and
safety OF persons and property at fires.
Sec 3. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall he enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them into one or more squads,
When so organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government.
not / consistent with this ordinance, ps they
may deem proper The squads and s5rgeants
shall he numbered one, two, three and four,
ana the sergeonts shall take rank In the
same uricrol seniority A, company meet
Tugs the Mayor, II present, shall preside: 9th.
erWise The senior sergeant present
Sec. 4. hat said company mr, adopt any
uniform they may prefer,tO ha worn on other
occasions tAvu fires, and may hold their
meetings I'm The City Han at any time when
neither the Mayors court nor Council Is I'm
session.
Sec. 3. That this ordia auca shall take effect
and he In force from and after itspas,aee
Approved October lb, 1854
W. J.. CNBrLL, Mayor.
Attest: W. -. PARRY, Clty Secretary
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-SECoND-HAND SPRING
l. wagons and huggies fors lie at a bargain.
Apply at 1863 Elm street jan 3-2t
IGOR SALE CHEAP-A BILL lard Ia
PIE, nearly new. Inquire of CHARLES
MEISTERIfANs, Dallas. Texas innl-7t
LOk sAAt-IHh Ii ASE AND FURNI-
turt OF II hotel with 81 Tooms centrally
located, doing good brsines this Is a good
chance for a paying Investment as owing Ia
the health of the proprietor, it will be dis
losed OF AT bargain, Cal on or address,
HuNDLEY " SMITH, Attorneys.at-I.aw, 6ld
Main street. ianl-7t
LOk 50 LE-iTAlI BEES-HAVING
Il more be han wish to care for until
get permanently -tuated, Will sell 50 swarmE
al IN hne condition, In frame hives in lots
TO SUIT, and VIII give tull instruction how to
handle bees successfully. address l. Il.
Y Horn, care Murphy& BOlan2, CT apply
TO McEnnis 4 Co lanl-5t
EOn SAlE-I 10 = BALED hay. APP
1 ply TO Wer Pillow co. de27tf
FOB SALE At a SAtRIFlIE-ON AC.
1 count Of the death of Mir. George Il,
crawl jrd, the elegant stock Of dry Goods,
tlolhing, boots shoes and ats, Formerly be-
'"-.l Et'iu', W''l ht sold regardless OF
'.,SI a. fyil .iore i'i' tim street.
f'-.-.N lli Set enc sutIre tu,S 10 whole
,".e. tNtC'de,rins In open nl-c,s wiz
aud mis- q far. cnuHrc. Tais IS uu I.,cbur
re stock must be sold. BLANKENsUIP Il
BLAKE Deci5
t'pt SALE-tl M, PURE BRED AND
4 aCulimt ed Jersey heifeTs and .oygs. nIsn
Hostelus ut riverside -tocs Farm, interseug
Ton nj Jefferson md Cochran SITS. de5-im
Euh NALI---BI SOUTH WEST LAND
\ COMPANI-4-rOOm house, lot 5lxl2i, cor.
uer 81 CroWdus and Porter streets; iot I0jr
100, Main street, near Eryay; acres with 4
houses OF and rooms, East Dallas north.
Gus, OF Fair Grounds; i-room house, lot 68x
b8i corner oiCorscana and BruwGgr streets:2
acres with houses, and rooms. East Dal-
Jas, northeast Of Fair Grounds. 3-runm house,
lot riNH, corner Griffin aud Gihbs streets:
lots and 2, u and ~ each JNNl2j, In Middle-
lon'sadditiOH, adjoining and west OF Fair
drnundsi lot 1ON To-, corner Griffin aud Akard
streets; lot SOxlll, Joins Fair Ground ON the
vest lot 2lxsO, on Pacific avenue, opposlto
passenger depot lot bq' gxlOO, corner Cotton-
wood lane and Cedar Springs st aug3iif
IGOR sALE-CORD AND STOVE WOOD
II IN any quantity and best quality: over
2,MO cords on hand. Also, wanted To Tuy cot
ton seed aud seed cotton at higheet market
price. 4. DYsrERBACH. selj.tf
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oFFiCiAL-ClTY LAWS.


A N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
A lines aud width of part of Polk street:
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dial as, That the prop
osition OF Mr.. 5. H. Cockrell, proprietor OF
the ground, Is hereby accepted as dedica-
tim, and the lines OF rOlk Street are hereby
established as follows: Beginnii at the
northeast in e section of poyCllas and Polk
streets; thence in direct line easterly to the
southwest corner of frac'io al block No. G5,
on the Grigsby League line, the same being
the north 1.-The Of said street. The south line,
of Polk street shall begin on Poydras street,
SOfeet south OF the first named point, and
thence run easteriy parallel to The first line
the same distant e; thence north to the south
line OF Young street. At said southwest cor
ner of block IS the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC. q That the Engineer is hereby re
CURED to measure and properly work the
lines OF said street as n + In defined.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved October %, 1884
W. j.. CABELL, Mayor
Attest: w. Il. PARRY. Citv SrcretarV
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PUBLIC NOTICE

MAYORS utffCE, CITY or kALlAs''
VI DECEMBER ., 1851. Public notice N
,N er oN gwen to all whom II may concern
tlnt appncation will be made TO the legls-
,aature OF ne state of Texas, to assemble on
my my, lSth DAY OF January, A. ID. 1855, FOR Tie
,uil3IWlhg changes In and amendments toths
various aeta Incorporating the CIV of Dallas,
to,Witi T9 repeal al obsolete aud inope-
t ,.',,,N seo,lnnsi TO more clearly define the
~. lpal boundaries; 10 mike All ofilcers OF
wy w, municipality, excepting lie secretary,
sle.tlNe Dy The qualified electors thereof: 10
i hiore clearly define the mude of enactIng Or
g ,i",,mv s 70 simp ify and more clearly de-
tn me ny mode OF opening, Widening and ex-
scn,i,n slreols, avenues ard ALLEYS; 10 pre-
svrino the mode of acqulr NO pround and
.lkn,t-oi.Wny within or wit lo,lt the munIpi-
IN ~ hlllN Tor waier-works, marks. cemeto-
re, mouse OF correction or reio m. or work.
n,hn, hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
v ,ra,,i W. Z necessity 20 the health and
g ol inc city To enable he city 10 ere
w spvvlhl iundr for street extension. and
'V ~, ,,ipr9vemeni purposes, ana for the
Vt'on ana m sinienanee OF n seminary or
n@hoOl in come ,tlon with The irce nub-
vnuol M,tem Of the city; h remove ex-
col NETS ln the char er and render lis
nInH plain; To more clearly delne tho
orHte power over any aud MI cinasea OF
trailroads. w. l.. CABELI, Mayor.
chairman OF Committee,