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oFFlclAL-c'-fx laws

A N oRDT ,,,c .esrssrNa ppNr.
,roners and levying special taxes against the
,enr " holders and surrounding property
= lifted by the opening of Good street nom
an Jacnto street TO Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance of August Il, 1855;
SECTION |. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council of the city of Dallas, Texas, the ppr-
pose of paying for the property condemned
for public use In opening Good street from
san Jaclnto street TO Bryan street ny ordered
by ordinance August IL, 1888, there be and is
hereby assessed and levied a special tax
against the following surrounding property
holders aud surrounding property bene-
lifted, as follows Mrs A. II. field 80 feet front
ON north side OF san Jacinto street. by loi feet
deep out Of east corner Of BLOCK 2B, being also
In east corner Jim CrptChheld, acres, $50;
I Il. SnOdgrass, ~ feet front on the north side
Of San Jacntn street, By 1874 feet deep out of
south corner Of block 273, being the south
corner OF the EliZaueth Bonds, 4 acres, $780,
70. II stevens, 100 feet, on west side of Good
street, by 55A feet front, on the south side san
Jncinto street, being part Of lot Is, Of Burke
addltiOnto Dallas, In block 2i5 $50; $. e..
smith, 100 feet front, on west side oil Good
street, by l59 feet deep, being lot " Of Burk's
addition, In block26f, $5Oi j. IL Caldwell, 100
feet front on west side of Good street, by lj9
feet deep, being lot ~ of Burk's addition, In
| block B1, 500; IT. 3. DudCrhill, % feet front,
being lot 70 of Bur.,' addition, IN block 26,
$50; Nathan Green, 5is feet front, on west
side of Good street. by l59 feet deep, In block
~, being the north one-hnli OF Dallas
Thompsun's one acre, .5jb1; 4. 3. BOrich, 5l19
| teet irOut, Du west Side OF Good street, by ~
| feet deep, ~ block g67 hein. south one-hall
| OF Dallas IhOmps ms one acre 5000: Charles
| Erwin iSi feet front, on west side OF Good
street, by 40 feet front. on north side @ Bryan
street, ia BIO & 2ds. 8iSi A. Heryrlt l8i feet
| front, On Gust side OF Good sire {, by lS feet
| mont, on south side of san Iaciuto street, IN
| block "a, SGD; a +. Beddo, y lcct lronti on
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EnE .,rA.r

- = -
,'Ch RtNI- NJ ELl fURNlsHED
L up stairs room, southern exposure, with
or WI houI BOARD. No % corner Bryan auu
Masten reefs. aprl4-s
TOP. RE TIA NICELY FURNISb ED
l room al 1903 Commerce st, april y
nor RENT = FURNISHED ROOM
Il with south EXPOSURE, Q25 ln 81, apt
IGOR RENT = -FOUR LARGE, AIRY
Il rooms will be ready for rent by hay lst
I'm the third story of house southeast corner
Elm and Ervay streets, furnished Or unfurn
ished also suits of two ooms elegantly furn-
ished in same house Apply on premises.
NOR RENT-COTrAGE WITH Z RIO Ms,
l. No. 1905 Commerce street, also house
No. 1926 Main street. inquire at l2ll Main
street. aprS.u
ENUE RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, W III
u i've rooms stab e, orchard ana well OF
.oOu water on HarwOod sire (, between Ro.,
avenue and san Jacinto. Apply 10 JOHN Il
JosFs, Cot on Buyer. apll-tt
ISOR HENF-IOTrAGE, THREE GOOD
L rooms, besides hall, kitchen, servants
room, stable, ard l2lxlS3 feet, shade trees, IN
line street raj way, being 10 3 San Jaeintu
street; $50 per month LINDSLEY Il BRAD
FoRD, rs Main street, upstairs. mch3lti
NOR RENT-NO. 70 MAIN STREETS
y suite of rooms. lite ed Witu gas, water
etc; very comfortable and espeHally suited
for professional gentleman vito family. Ap.
ply City NationaI Bank. mar5i
NOR RhET-THE BRICK LIVERY STA
i bic formerly occupied by Mcdowell
5imons & Aston, situated on the south side
OF Elm street, between sycamore end Stone
streets, and 10 fToIt OF Mayors garden; Size
j0Nl0O feet on Elm, and horse lot ir rear g.,
li0, fronts on Main street; 30 stalls; eXteueiv,
loft-rocm, with tramwug and every conven.
fence, and the most centrally located stabi,
10 the city, Apply TO ". II. PKATRER, "a
Elm street, feh@,r
NOR REN1-THE BRICK STONE-ROO ~
i no. 6lS aud els Elm street, now occupeC
by Randall Bros; possfssi given Narch
Apply tOJoHS BROWNING, OleGpder stree.
fehl7 pa
EOK RENT-rHE BRICK sTCBE-ROOW
I including bedrooms above, situated st
$40 Pacific avenue. Apply to JoHS BROWN
ING. Olegnder street. febl7-2n
TOR RENr--M ELLERSH'S STORE, GIN
Il and mi at Otkla u, W tn good estab-
! IN business two miles north, ON Den on
road. Inquire on prenis s Of GeOr.e Me-
eIsh. aprS-7
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Court met yesterday and disposed
first Of the motions upon the motion
docket, after which the cases upon the
soire facias docket wore called and iudg-
nevis final were taken In only few of
them, as the court deemed ho answers
In most of them showed sufficient reas-
ons for the tne 20 DO remitteu. The
case OF j. n. BriltOn & Co. VS.. w. O..
Howard, continued from SATURDAYS
hearing, IL still on trial, The asaiS NJ
mont for the week will be called this
morning
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Either the climate or tho oountrv n,
the peculiar habits OF the Amerioaps az.
constructive 10 some influence which Inn
poyerlshcs and vitiates the blood lead.
ing 70 arrangement OF tho system law.
orable to tho exhibition of diseaaea az
TINS nervous weakness or dVspentlc
GLASS. The liver aud kidneys avmpS.
thiho and those diseases which mus,
eyentunlly prove fatal SGT In. Miahler,s
herb Bitteis 40 nc once 20 the prineinle
py purifying the blood, eliminating Mi
forms OF possible disease, aud plselny
The whole body In harmony.
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uADIrs w voutH Aln Fxorss,

HABIrs OF yuUtH Afp gNCEssis.
Al Of man hood cause moro suiauu,. .ui
cldes, nervous debility 'mputsucc, sterIlty.
STRUCTURES, varlcucgle, diseased prosirsti
g.aud, bladder kidreye, hyri, iropsy, as.
htlea anu hughIs disease, tuHa tN,f,thiu
else and cannot he cured with Unmpch mel
,clues alone, electricity csUyuus, BELLS, can.
!oilAHtlonsi sounds, cAihe.eis of QUITTING. Tbt
European and American Medical Bnreau
WI send treatise ior - cents, giving reme.
wise fatal diseases at home wlthoutpain N
fo'n'f. NMrae llH' pr0oHr-fH ~ 'rW@
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Coming Nupt,.l..

Tho following neatly printed wedding
Invitation isout announcing the com.
ng marriage of lovely daughter and
sou OF Dallas;
Jas. w. Boyle desires the pleasure OF
yonr presence az tho MARI 40 ceremony
or ms daughter Pauline Adrienne 10 j.
walter Barnett "Wednesday evening
April ~ at half past 4 o'clock, loo
browder corner Corsloana streeta Dial.
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The sun, Ruler of tho Planetary sya.em.

Ahe SUM- huier OF tho fikhetary hyatom.
DALLAS, April 90. Editor HERALD.
Such was the title Of book placed in
my hands few years ago, and 80 de-
lighted was / with it that / have ever
since regarded its author, Prof. X. A.
Proctor, RI one OF the most learned OF
the worlds astronomers. Scientific men
no longer content themselves with com.
munieAting the fruits of their labOrs to
learned societies, or publishing them In
heavy volumes, readable only by few,
who understand their tech nfoal Ian
guage; but fully alive 10 the import
ance OF general diffusion of scientific
knowledge, they are IN tho habit
OF unfolding in popular trea-
tises, Ia familiar language, tho
Tho works OF these mon are of the high
est Importance for the reason that their
books, Written in this familiar style,
excite IN The popular idind a desire for
knowledge, and that desire once
aroused will mover be satisfied until
the object Is attained. And thon, again,
such books are thoroughly reliable IN
their statements, when written by men
OF such eminent ability Rs Prof. Proctor.
The book mentioned NJ the head of this
article IL moro fully illustrated than
any similar work that has been my
kOod fortune TO examine.
Iho DOCK Is q complete
treatise upon the phenomena presented
by tho sun as viewed in the light OF re-
cent investigations.
This book was brought TO my reool-
lection at this time by seeing notice
In the HERALD that the eminent author
Is to deliver a course of lectures i'm the
city OF Dallas, aud | am sure that the
citizens of the city viii never have such
an opportunity again to listen TO no
gifted gentleman, and one who ranks
80 high In his chosen science. More
will be learned by attending these lect-
ures than many of us have had an op-
portunity To learn In a Lifetime, and
1t VIII be In such language as all can
understand.
IL
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T. n III E3 " w

This Hmou stanta d brcd iIambl-toniao
StsiliOn VIII 50. e q itniicd umber Of Mares
at thu GaAPEvIHr PRAIRIE ST. OK FARM.
ear Dai as, urder the management o!
v ubeu Armstrong,
IARGy WIS iRg unms Napoleou)
was Che gre ofJerumc Ejdy record 2:l0 and
soldto Jewott Bros # H,Hil0, r US QUO,
and stand Hi The mead OF their stud at 81
1ria, record 2:2UH End srverd others with
last fec1rls and trials NO nntHor, the sire
OF 10 Is FaouieOn h % with esofds In
2: o or bctiUr, nd better Than 2:4N; among
them ale 30. Juli ..2l,l; q ost'r 2;l7; and
Any, :lD LAttY WIS Dam, Fam M0pes,
hal sIor 10 Col smith Mad, hts pro en-
hers MO he grc1t brood mar, being the
dam OF jUl ome Eddy, rec1if2:lB and seYe
raj othara that could beat2:3U
II beHutrul dark bay, with black
points; - l5ii hands high; weight 1913
pounds has not been work. d iD speed hay
ing been PIT In the stud when two years old,
when be produced the three fast colts, VIZ:
&. Dewey, RasamOn ana EO.all hisonly
get Of that year. A. @ Dewey trOtted seven
races in 1851, only losing ono htu., lie trOt-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas md MI
nols Circuit, beating such good cots Gg Bal
aClayn uI onward; Alice almond, by Al.
mont Judge Sprag g, by CIV. Spmgue, and
oth's "a tcults, and hes shown u D. mile iu
l;ln 10 pole aud obtained record OF 2:4p.
Resale, ihe three ypar.old hii trotted n
III 10 " "'llft llfs' 81 oJ nFtIh ~ Iiiit lFtck
and tfotitd Cond 10 BligclayH 1T Carthage,
III In $40 Rusgmond has not started In g
race, bui l. as speedy He eiiIeruf the 10.
TERMS-fl' o FOR THE SEASON.
Mare rot proving In oai may be bred to
LARRY ", tree ofcharge the fol- owipg sea-
son. The shion b @ bred stallion NAM
RRlNO CHIEF, will alsD stand limited
number nf mares OF the sane ip1 "a ut Grape
Vine. Terms, 70 for the season Gail ON or
address REUBt n ARMSTRONG,
nnrn EIiN NuilnnHl l-nI.. nAlllIa.
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Constipation 4, positiyelv euraa bv
Csrtsr's Little Llver Pills. Noi by
purging aud weakening thu bowais' ~,
ny regulating and etrengthenlng than.
This 1. done by improving the riipestion
and stimulating the liver TO the proner
secretion Of bile, when lhe bowel. will
perform their customary functions IN
an easy and natural manner. Purva.
i've pills muss be avoided. Ash Tor
Uartsrs Little Liver Pulls, pfics Is
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TIE Local. NEWS RECORD,
JACK 'ouNoAms LATEST EXPLOIT
He Rounds Up Murderer and Secures
Fine Bloodh ound Police Running
In Burglars East Dallas OIL
ctais--other Matters.
murderer captured-A Fine Bloodhou nd.

Murderer Captured--A Fine BiOodhou nd.
Detective Jack Duncan returned yes
I erday from trip to Little Rock and
the surrounding country, where he
went on the trail OF murderer, which
is explained in the following special
from Little Rock to the Globe Demo
crat:
nLITrLE Rock, ARK, April l0.-Jack
Duncan. a detective, arrested man
named Ralph Sanderson this morning
st the crossing of the Fort Smith ar ID
Iron Mountain railroads, in Arger .ta
He IL wanted at Athens, Alabs ina,
where he Is charged with the murf Ter OF
man known as Hill. SandersC n was
captured in the act of stepping Oh board
tho passenger train for ST. 10 uis. He
refuses TO talk about tho matte ~
While he was gone Detective
Duncan purchased genuine, pure
bl0oded veteran bloodhound Of Q
famous breed known rs "Sleuth,f
This dog, since his infancy, has been in
the service OF guards OF railroad con
viOts, and MIR. Duncsp paid $I00 fol
him, and, sihce tostipg him under the
most difficult circumstances, ppgtinl
streams Of water between him and TIM
mock fugitive, h9 says no Taonel
can buy him 1t Is Claimo1
hat this wonderful dog, for he is W
marksble animal, can catch the traii OF
criminal, aud run IL down, eVol
though il be 1907 II davs old. Sleuth i
the Egliest anG most docile OF animal
ON ordinary occasions, and never scent
u trail unless commanded to'do SO. o.
the streets no Ia most dDci
animal, and children can pull hia ear
ortail without giving him the loasE bi
of offence vet whom put on the track o
dugitiye from justice he's quite al
ferent animal, ana all his'onergy Is al
reused City Marshal Arnold, tsheru
Smith aud Mr.. Duncan eTo combinin
10 get up pack OF pure@5loode
bloodhoands for the purpose
trailing more thoroughly the criminal
vino arc wanted Tor serious crimes
"WiH 'Sleutn' hurt his .oaptiYe,
asked che reporter.
"Not IL the captive stops whom he get
him." replied Duncan, "but IL he In
sists on getting away after he is caugt
Sleuth will stay with him TO che last"
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Captain Isaiah Ryndor's had an
attack of paraly tried Now York's
best physleians; got no relief until he
obtained Giles Iodide Ammonia Llni-
ment, which to his unspeakable joy,
cured him. Captain Rynders will give
any information desired. Resides BIC
West 23d street, New York. Sold by
Druggists. Depot, THU RBERS, West
Broadway.
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DO. nere,a a Chnnee for sno.

Iwill give a cash prize of $50 TO any
lady who will bring mo the greatest
number Of customers who will have
their photographs taken for tho next 60
days, beginning April q, and ending
June n, 1885. Ladies' wishing % enter
the contest will please como forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start and q fair show. This Ia
no common advertisement, / mean
what say, and the successful party
will get the money.
j. II. WEBSTER,
FOL Elm street,
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The Hallway Reduction.

Concerning the order of tao officials of
the Texas Pacific road reducing the
wages Of the laborers from $3.50 to sl.25
per day tho men have nothing TO say.
The road has very justly given them 30
days notice aud there is an abundance
OF time for them TO look after the matter
and to conclude what course to take.
They are disposed % look at the matter
In the proper way aud some Of them &C.
knowledge that they do not think the
road Is making money.
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the iop wing communication, adj
dresse' a to United States Commissioner
Beatty, by Collector Webster Flanagan
ofinternal revenue of this, the tCurth
district, was received by him yesterday:
"Please notify all persons 80 read the
note marked in red ink; 'All spplica.
tions OF every description Tor internal
revenue stamps must be sworn to-
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II. Zimmerman, tho merchant tailor
of north TeXss, rliers for this season
tho tinest fabrics ia woOlens that has
ever been seen iu Dallas, ami owing ia
the stringeney ia money matters, vii!
offer TO his patrOUs q reduction 90 ~
least 10 per cent, of former priaaH
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The Eat DnIlns OonroII.

The East Dallas council and mayor
elect, composed of j. /. Reeks mayor,
Alderman Crutchor, GAMER, Peck, Has
kell and Henry we're Installed in office
last night and entered ut once upon the
discharge of their duties. Tho board II
composed OF men of good sound sense
and our inf1nt city has reason 10 con-
graduate herself upon having such mon
TO represent her. The indications are
that marked improvements will be
made by the incoming council as its
members are enterprisng.
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TRINITY CemeterY

L. II. Burton is appointed sexton of
Trinity cemetery, with full control of
the premises, and he alone IL author.
lied 70 sell lots and give receipts TO the
purchasers, which W II entitlo the pur-
chaser TO q cemetery deed, when pro-
sented TO the undersigned or 10 w. ii.
Thomas. w, Ii. GAsroN.
April 10, 1856. President.
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We. CUNNING.
Russia In a Rad way.

Russia has nearly run out OF money,
and seems 10 have no friends among the
nations of Europe. The Nihilists give
the government all manner of bothera
STA Ia like dehilitated dyspeptio Win
out funds. But thero IL nops for the
most debilitated dyspeptic II somebody
Will only supply him with a bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.I. b. Thorpe,
Charlton Iowa, WAS afflicted with de.
bllity and dyspepsia Of five years
stendings Browns Iron Bitters cured
him.
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These are solid Facts.

The best bload purifier aud system
regulator over placed within me reach
ness, jsuadlce, con tips inn, weak Hti~
neys, or any disease Of the urinary or
gans or who ever reuntres an arotizer,
tonic or mid eunuliaGt, will always find
Electric Bitters the best and only Ger
tain cure known chey act surely aud
quickly, eyory hot,tle guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction or money refunded.
Sold ut 30 cents bottle hy w. H.
Howell 4 Bro.
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nrnnrn nln..am.

Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, n,
tne residence Of Mr.. Louis Jacoby, Rev,
Dr. A. 7. Smith united Mr.. s. II. Chlles
Sallie Jsckoby together I'M msrr,ags
Miss Sallio's manv friends I'm and
around DALAI bid Der good-bye Win
many, regrets. rhe HERALD unites
Win Them Ia warm congratulations, es.
pouisly a. IA thu future she il 20 share
tne destiny ant be a participater In the
Toys ana sorrows ~ our fraternity.
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The removal Of Prot. Sapboro of N,
H., after being pronounced incuishle ny
score Of l,hysioiaus, from Las Negls
N. M, 20 hls home, was effected by nd
miuisterNg Or. Harter's Iron Tonic
whiotl has restored hiU 10 H,A Drum
gOOu health.
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Warrant issued yesterday from JUS
tice Kendalls cocrt fof tho arrest OF D.
Field, charging him with the seduction
Of Willie Taylor Both pbr'ios are col
ored, he 10 and sts 10 years Old. She
charges That be betrayed nor under
promise OF marriage.
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The contract for building an iron
fence around the court-houso yard was
lot yesterday morning by tho commits.
sioners court o Mr. o. X. Harry ~ The
lowest and best bidder. This Will add
greatly to the appearance OF the court
bnildings.
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nor.ford,s Aseld pho.nhnts

IN IMPAIRED NERVE FUNCTION.
DIR. G.. A. FERNALD, Boston, Mass,
saws; vi have used 10 In cases of i'm
paired nerve function, with beneficial
results, especially in cases whore the
system y affected by the toxic action Of
tobacco
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GEORGE j DEXTER ~ 90, Aeent.

nFFICE OF INSURANCE, STA
" tistics and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
%, lsSi.-IO All Whom u May Concern: This
Is TO certify that the American Fire Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia, Penn, has
in Al respects fully complied with The laws
otTexas rs conditions precedent TO It's doing
bus nese In this State, and that said COM
pany holds a Certificate of Authority from
his Office emitting II to do business In this
state for twelve months from the LIST day of
January, 1855, 70 the3lst day OF December,
1885 r.
t. ;. l-Given undor my hand and seal, al
oiflce, In Austin, the day and date nrst above
written.
II. =. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
WHEAT g. SHUNARD. Agents.
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SECrlO> ], BE 10 ordained by the CITY
council OF the city OF lallss that Va accord.
unce with thededlc, heretofore made Iy
Edward G. Browd and \. X. Burlord
owners Of the grout Abord sweet. fs n0V
opened, is hereby De red to De- 20 street olinp
city, any feet Wide ron Min creek Ia me
lluc OF inc curpor On, the course being
continuation III Ct'Iine of,nfd siroai on,
lh' north siuC offs crrDk aud that this or
diuance shall 60 effect aud De Ounro. ii
rom AMI after passage.
Approved February 1885
W. T. CABELI Mayor.
4 true copy: We. =. Pastry. Cuy S.cr't9ry
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Beware OF COunterfeitsi
GILES uIAIRERT IllINE AMMONIA
ALL FAMII-lIass USE III.

Neas Bach, EnlnrEcd Joints, Paralysi.
hhoumattsin, Neuralgia, Diptheris
hciAuca, irOlapsus uterl,
Female Weakness.
=, The best and only certain remedy 20 RI.
uoNc pain otall kinda, no matter of how lnns
ltandink, Instant relief guam nteod erinnirs
swollen Joints, Naricose Nclna, Bites ~ In.
scots or nAck Headache. No oil or sreaaa. A.
clean aud eEeet; Will not soil.
Disease, ihasetes, fncuntlnrf,ce az t7rin.
II the only l'nis.lest In the world posssssine
Alternative pOvesN. Can DO taken / tern.iiy
Cures Cramps taa Collie, Darrhoea And
Dyseniery.
sold BY all DrugEists. Trial Bottle, use.
Wrlle DIR. GILGs, Boz etS2 N. Y. p. o., wno
VII lve advice on all diseases free ofoharFe
counterfeits. Tho genuine h.u the NAM
plown N the glass and fac smile OF discover.
each cork.
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Ladiesi Physicians and ehemists
haNO ansly6ed POzzOnrs modioAted
complexion powder and recommended
lts use % their wives aud lady friends.
what hesser could DO said OF Il. All
druggists sell IL.
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hEPARI MENT OF INSURANCE, STA
~ tistics and History, Austin, Texas
March 10, lSS5.--To al Whom IT May
Concern: This is to certify that The Penn
sylvania Fire Insurance Company, Of Phil
adeiphia, Pennsylvania, has IN all respects
fully complied with the laws OF Texas as con
ditions precedent to It's doing business IN
this state, aud that said Company holds 81
titling IL 10 do business i'm this Stale fOl
twelve months from the Isl day Of January,
1855 to the Slst day of December, 1855.
l.. $ Given under my hand and seal, 1T
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
IL 2. EEE InsnrlrnA Cc1anaLa.Innnr
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sunday afternoon the store OF Adolph
sn'n, No. l2lo Elm street, was bur-
s''.ea and several pistols aud %
Watches carried OF, That nigh, Police
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Our readers are far behind the times
" they have not taken Whit from the
celebrated Richmond Straight Cut
Cigarettes.
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This season noone can cry high prIoes,
atser they have sene the offers made by
H. zimmerman, the tailor of north
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Notice to Commcrclai rraveiors,

Tho Terrell House, Terrell, Texas, has
recently been opened by C. c. Tilman,
an old hotel man, who promises to give
satisfaction in every respect. Good
sample rooms. Charges s. 90 per day.
Table supplied with the best the market
affords, Ample accommodations for all,
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LnNo Tnrnn mIa Rack

on sloveniness, as regards the teeth
Keep them pure, all ye who wish - be
beloved and carressed. S9IODONT is
uuBpuaed as q means Of whitening,
polishing and preserving them.
"Spalding's Glue" cheap, conFon-
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"kro~n's bronchial Troohesu act az.
roctly on the organs OF the vOlce. They
nave an extraordinary effect in all dis.
orders OF the thrnat.
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"Benson's Capcino Porus Plastors are
prompt, thorough and highly modci-
nal. DIR. G.. VI Kennedy.