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Gaulnos Banks.
Ciin Real gsiaie for Sale.

lU ltUl SoIAIt lOt ~'"'i.
4 GREAT OPPORTUNlTl.-Wc offer our
~ elegant. 2irtdtl00 pantry citcnson honso -
last tOihst near 5ihayc. the last % twelve Tor 900
II not By February Is Will lease AIPy AZ house or 70
CHAKLf- BULK 4 co. Architects. 900 Madisoua'e
AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ four-storT AMI basement brownttono
houses II.dst near itI-aNe. l.ongf1rd -. 80,
A THklr, l'2 West 1874 81
4 -A.-FOR SALE.-Elcgant new houses
a. G,thst and Madison ave-. u 10 81 feet wide
all light and sunny.
NO. 10 EAST GOTH sr-fuiI size very choice house and
Particulars Of watchman premises on application 10
the OgnefA CHARLES Buck g. 60.
Architects 500 Madison ave.
4 NOS. 81 and 90 East sOth-st. are now
~ for sale; call and see them.
T.. FITZPATRICK. Builder. 90 East -othst
E'OR SALE.-9 East l2th-st.; lot 2jxl2j.
i RULAND WHITING. Hcckman-st.
nor SALE.-Cholce residence, perfect
j house lots Of land business opportunity,
DE altered into public house and nner sgbe site
fiat house -ouihea~t coi ner Oi Ouicyard
llGih.sti aud Fle1santaye. AdiIess IL. A. ADAMS %
Libertyst
T'O LET.-Largc light lofts. iOx9O; passcn-
and freight elevator; William and Ann ,t. new
bmding. RULAND & WHITING Bocsmanst
ISJ EAST G1ST ST.-FInc ~ foot four
I1f story broenstone shades gas fixtures.
mirrors; excellent block Ou MarOh
u permits VI CHARLES Buck & CO.. Madison ave and
62dst.
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C,OR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON on HUI
s.veUs ierins ;pti II ~ M; SSdst East River.
Eion ul Fare than by any otler route.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

ID New and direct line 10 thu So1th of Frl19s.
NEWYoRK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU req. ~
'Prentlces stores (near Wallst Ferry) Br)oayn
Travellers Tor France span anl itHy, PFr'nes% PAL
Nice &c win save ne ani expense ~ taSn this n
First CABIN dncu ling Sn $50 70 Sl0O Seconl CaDn 3D.
steersge, s2l For passage Apply 70 >,crr, &C ra..
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NYTEST SHORE POUTE.
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, y. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IN GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
Per 20 North River. foot 1f Dey at.
ABcboria....Jan 81 An Ethiopia .--Feb i, 3p m
CiIcassia Feb. :, II, am cum 'ssis Feb q. a IN
CabinDassaye $50 % SD s9c11iClaSs, s}l
6teerage passage from GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, Sl5
TO LINEkPOOL AND QU ENoIONN.
CITY OF ROME ais Wednesday April 2 May 6.
HENDERSON BROTHERs, Agents, Bowling Green
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Deputy Sheriff Work, who went with
Sheriff Smith Wednesday in pursuit of
George Rswllns and L. Mccoy, the bur
glars who raided the residence of Mr..
isaac Holland, near Cedar Hill, Sunday,
.eturned yesterday from pursuing the
after. Az stated in yesterdays HER
AID, the former was captured after a
cunning fight and brought here aud
edged in the county Jail, Deputy Work
and Deputy Lewis and Sheriff
smith left last evening, TAX
ng with them two of the
blood hounds to resume the chase of
Mccoy, who is desperate character,
and who is wanted in Sommeryille
county to answer to the charge of rape.
He was seen yesterday. Mr.. X. ID. Al.
len, who resides near Midlothian, tele-
graphed the sherlfi's office yesterday
morning that Mccoy had been seen
hat morning near the mouth of North
Prong creek, which is near the home OF
lis father, where he has a horse
several other parties in that locality
aw him, and 1t was observed as he
walked that he limped. The inference
that he was wounded in the running
Ibhb IL NhO bNuhi bAdhb MAR NbudI
all, Tuesday. The officers state that
hey have proof positive that Rawlins
tobbed the depot OF the Gulf, Colorado
4 Santa Fe road at Cedar Hill
N the 2lst. Articles stolen from
he depot that night were found
N Rawlins' person at the time OF his
lrrest. Sheriff Smith will be Joined in
he pursuit of Mccoy by the sheriff Of
Waxahachie, and the probabilities are
hat he will be captured. Rawlins, when
approached, is reticent, and declines to
nave much to say on the subject. The
superstition ia that they were getting
ready to take the highways as "knighta
If the road"
LATER-Sheriff Smith telegraphs that
he has Mccoy, and will arrive mere
with him this morning. Mccoy was
laptured six miles north of Waxahachie
Yesterday afternoon, he is not wounded
As supposed. He was armed when
AIKEN, he declines to talk any more
than is absolutely necessary,
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New Telenhone Oomnnnr.

The Pan Electric Telephone company
mas organized company here called
The Dallas Pan Electric Telephone co M
oany. The par value of the shares Is
so, 40per cent Of the same to be called
or upon the election OF officers ofthe
-ompany and in instalmentsof 20 per
cent aterward as may be necessary
during the construction of the exchange
The incorporators are. A. j. Porter, j,
). Armstrong, j. ID. A. Harris, j. Z.
Murphy OF Dallas, and Max Elser, Of
Fort Worth,
The stockholders are: j, Il. Hender-
son, Flippen, Adou q Lobit, Schneider
Davis, Sanger Bros, Il. V. Tompkins,
\. j. Porter, j. s. Armstrong, Fort
Worth Pan Telephone company,
Thomas i. Laughlin, j. e. Caldwell, Il.
". Rose, w. T.. Best, j. u. A. Harris,
Il. Harris, PUNISHABLE Boot and Shoe
'ompany, Murphy & Bolanz, j. s. Bur.
on, w. o. Conner, r, Ellington, Fears
Y Jones, S, ID. Thruston, ]. w. Childers,
[. l.. Marsalis, j. Q. Burke, j. s. Daugh-
lrtv and j. Il, Watkins
Work OF construction VIII begin at
nee and the exchange will be open for
ervice about the 10Th of July. The
AMOUNT Of stock subscribed is S25, coo.
The incorporation metiyesterday morn
ng at the office of Messrs Murphy & Be-
snz, and will apply at once for a char
er. The new organized company,
which has about 200 lsuJscribers, claims
hat II has many advantages over other
telephones. 1t uses the copper wire
lne-half weight of theswire generally
lsed. The company will begin at once
he construction OF line from this
1ity 10 Fort Worth,
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Putls
because they do not stick to thelips.
sInNWALh NOTEs.

70 cents viii buy ladies realkid slip
per at Block Bros,
Peaches ale riIa.
Cherries are in the market.
1t is safe to predict that it will rain
again to-day.
The physicians report the city dis
tressingly healthy.
The street cars do good business,
this rainy weather.
Ladies, misses and childrens spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
A force is at work putting down a
rev floor on the Trinity bridge.
S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. e, Bouche's.
Boucbe keeps all kinds of cigars aud
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
The bridge was thronged with people
yesterday watching the turbid I'll nifty. Ea
Tickets to evening entertainments
at Dallas Female college on sele at book
stores.
Hurst d. Co., 9l4 Elm street received,
the first peaches OF the season yest )rdaY
morning.
Doc Field, colored, was arrested yes
terday on the charge Of seduction and
and lodged in Jail.
Improved baker, dairy, laundry and
refrigiator wagons are kept in stock by
the Weir Plow Company.
The river was still rising last night,
but was not as high as the rise OF few
weeks ago by at least three feet.
z. p, p. will cure all diseases of chick.
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at % cents per package by, George
T.. Atkins, Dallas.
MIR. j. A, Graham, representing r, IL
T. A. Enp's, stationers, st. LOUIS, lost
or had his pockets picked of about 500
at the Texas d Pacific depot last ever
ing.
After May we will have ample room
for all kinds Of storage in the new rooms
of the auction and commission house
Of Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 and Gl5 Elm
street,
agMr w. j. Logan and Miss Minnie
Stiles were married at the residence o.
the BRIDES father, on Ervay street
Wednesday night, Judge Schuhl oflicia
ting.
Mrs, Chestnut the leading millineI
at 6l2 Elm street is receiving two OF
three times every week the freshest anG
latest styles in hats, b0nnets, ribbons
and trimmings, No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
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Every tirst.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious lmi
tations,
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important Chancery Case in tho Federal
Courf

OOutb
In the case OF Frank p. Moseley
against J. S Hudson, Bates, Reed 81
Cooley, a. r. McCown 81 Co. and Mack,
Stadler d. Co., alluded to in yesterday
HERALD, Judge Mccormack has rem
ired decision awarding an ipjunc on
and appointing receiver according to
me prayers of the bill, 'Moseley alleges
n his bill that Hudson, his partner, by
fraud and collision with the other de-
tendants named procured attachments
0 be run on the suock of goods OF the
iirm at Denison; that about four-hfths
If the debt claimed hy A. r, MeCown q
20, Philadelphia tirm, and part OF
he debt claimed by Bates, Reed @ Coo
ey, New York firm, is fraudulent and
hat Hudson is to reap the benefit of the
raud If they recover, and that these
merchants are aiding and abetting him
n this fraudulent purpose.
There are many nice questions of law
involved in the case, which VIII have 10
oe decided at tho final hearing of the
case. The court viii 10 called IN to
decide;
LIST. Whether an attachment OBJ
he debtor and creditor can be
maintained as agar 81 tie creditors or
as against q joint debtor who has no
&nowledge of the collision, in any
court, and especially when assailed
IN court of equity, even though the
debtor should have no other motive
-han to give an undue preference to
favored creditors.
End. How far dormant partner can
protect the property in which ne is in
crested against the individual debts of
lis acting partner, which we're not con
racted in the ordinary course of busi-
ness.
30. Whether G stock of goods sold
;onditionally-the title being reserved
Until paid for, but delivered by the
vendor to the vendee, who is r mer-
chant-c be reclaimed by the vendor
AS against the demands of subsequent
creditors. The motion for injunction
ana receiver was deliberately and
warmly argued by George j. Huudey
and Leake 4 henry for the plaintiff
and by Crawford & Crawford and Il. H.
Anrhouv for tina dafaudapf
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BREEZE BLOWS A Blast
AGAINST THE zgPHYR-LIkE GALE.
IntImating that the Wind OF the Liquor
lite Is a Social Simeon that Is at
War with the Pure At
mosphere of Fact.

DALLAS, May 2s.-[Editor HEBALD.l-
As you have given "Gale" considerable
space on one or two o:casions - argue
what he admits to be the weak side of
the temperance question, will you al
low asmali "BreeEe" to deny ITS propc-
sition that "the liquor seller donates
more to the support of charitable insti-
tutions than all those who try to check
and destroy his business" and to insist
upon the figures and the names of the
donors to sustain his broad allegation?
| deny that liquor men are abused
more than all others, while l admit that
| this Is true OF their occupation, ana
! Justly, too, when we consider the ruin
of both body and soul which it works
and the sorrow and crime which it sows
| broadcast over the land. II the liquor
seller or "Gale" can produce single
argument in 'favor Of the liquor
traffic, except it Is licensed by
the government, we are open TO
conviction, When they can argue that
the business is a benefit, even as source
of revenue, successfully, we will be dis
posed I , look ur IN the saloonist as "per-
secuted tor righteousness sake"
| Let "Gale" give us the facts-"the evil
dence, nand we Will "eXanlineit closely
but until we have the proof by names,
dates and facts,nO sane man will believe
that the saloon-keeper exercises such
broad Christian charity ss is alleged by
| him.
We agree with "Gsler that the man
who makes a brute OF himself deserves
to be condemned TO great extent, but
| how much more shall traffic be con-
demned which renders it possible for
him TO become brute?
The teml rance question is both a
moral and political one; and therefore,
because the sale of liquor is legalized by
the government, does that make it NOR
ally right2
AS to the revenue derived from the
| liquor traffic, the argument Is as sp9.
ciOus and fallacious as that if gambling
we're ab0lishc / in Dallas In would ruin
| business.
Let "Gale" show us, if he can, that
the revenue derived from the sale OF
liquors of all kinds in Dallas county
SUPP 1rts our county jail and city lock-
up; and then lot him demonstrate, if he
can, that there is a balance oyer which
could, if the law permitted, be applied
to the purchase of food for those who 20
hungry because their income is con-
sumed by liquor, and clothing for those
who are reduced to rags by it, and he
will have done the prohibition caus 9
much injury and conferred a cores
ponding benefit upon the rum-seller.
But until he can show that rum.sell-
ing is benefit to the community per Sc,
he should cease TO cry nightly for its
continuance. BREEZE.
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Picknick and lunch baskets at Erb's
Memorial Day.

There was a meeting Of ex. Conied-
crates at the Office OF Col, D. A. Will
liams, yesterday afternoon, to arrange
for decorating the graves of the dead on
Memorial Day. Col. G. S, Mitchell was
made chairman Of the meeting, and
Mr.. q. l., Martin, secretary. ten. w.
l.. CRbell offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted.
Resolved, That all ex Codfederntas in
Dallas are requested TO meet at tho
Morris building on Saturday att p. m.
sharp, to join in the procession aud take
part Ia the ceremonies of decorating the
graves of the eX-Confederate ana ex-
Federal dead, and to hear the memorial
address of Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis at CrOwdus
hall,
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A GARD.
A2h,nnO.
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, May II, lC3j
The undersigned certides that be held for
collection, for account OF j. d. Longs
field, clerk OF Heathman, Smith * Co.
Greenville, Miss, through bank OF Green
vile, Miss, one-hrh ticket No. 5l0Sj, Single
Number, Glass L, in the Louisiana state
Lottery which drew the Second Capital
Prize OF Twenty-Five thousand Dollars,
on Tuesday, May r. 1885, and that the
amount was promptly paid by check on the
Row Orleans National Bank, on presenta-
ton OF the ticket AT the office OF the COM
pany. G W. PAsTEUR, JR.,
Clerk Whitney National Bank, New Or
leans, la,
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CITY COURTS.


City vs.. Thomas Peter O'Neal, intoxl-
cation; fined 81.
City VS.. James Glow and Pearl Gar
nett, vagrancy; fined 80 each.
City VS.. May Edington and Minnie
White, vagrancy; dismissed.
City vs. Bill Graham, assault and bat
ten '; dismissed.
City VS. James Parker, fighting; con-
tinued.
City VS.. August Stein, assault and bat
tory; dismissed.
City vs.. Il. +. Moncrief, failing to pay
occupation license; dismissed.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
Mary Ross, colored, charged with VA
grancy, was found gdilty and fined $40
and costs.
John XIX, charged with cS' sing a
pistol, was found "nOt guilty"
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
/ owls Mack, charged with disturbing
the peace Of whole neighborhood, was
fined 81 and cos.s.
COUNTY COURT,
The county court was engaged yester-
day in general routine business. Judge
Bower fined peddler the cost of pro-
ceedings for failing TO pay bis license.
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$4,000.
NEW ORLEANs. MnY N

NEW ORLBANs, May q, 1855.
The undersigned certlnes that no held for
collection for account OF VIM. Greer, la
Cygue, Kansas, through Ellis d Saunders
bankers, La Cygue, Kansas, one.flrth ticket
No. 62tJl, single Number, Glass L, IN the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
Third Capital Prize OF Ten Thousand Dol.
lars, on Tuesday, May u, 1855, and that thC
amount was promptly paid, by check on
the New orleans National Bank, on pre-.
seniatiou OF the ticket at the Office OF the
company, LIT. SANTANA,
state National Bank. New Orleans, La.
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CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., Proprietor.
sMoNN. JONES. Manager. 1oaisyuis. Ky
FRAUD rAurYoNIl

Many Hotels ana Restaurants rcHG rhs
LEA q PERKINS, bottles with 4 spurious
mixture and ssRyA IT os Tie GENUINE
lea q PerT1ns' Worcestershire SaLaG
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$4,000
NEwORLEANs, NJ

New ORLEANS, May q, 1855.
The undersigned certnes that he held FOR
collection for account OF 5. f. Spencer,
GreensDuig, Kentucky, through National
Bank Of Lebanon, Kentucky, one-Afth ticket
No. 2l2jS, Single Number Glass K, in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
First Capital Prize OF seventy-nye Thou
sand Dollars, on Tuesday, May u, 1885, and
that the amount was promptly paid, by a
check on the New Orleans National Bark,
on presentation of the ticket at the Office OF
the company. 4. b. LHOSTE,
Exchange and Discount Clerk, Louisiana
National Bank, New Orleans Louisiana.
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Owing to the increase of my shoe trade
and being too crowded TO exhibit my
large stock of boots and shoes, l have
concluded to give up my hat business
| will, therefore, close out my entire
stock of fine silk, felt and straw hats al
q great reduction, at least from % to 81
percent. lower than the same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
This IL no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made OK.
pressly for me for this spring trade. All
inspection is respectfully solicited OF
those in want OF something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Call soon and make your selection be
fore the stock is broken, and you viii
save money, at
LEON KAHN's,
COS, ELM street,
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4 GARD.
$4,000
NEW NRLKANs

New ORLEANS, May IS, 49,
The undersigned certifes that he held foi
collection for account OF George Williams
Washington, d. G., one-ffth ticket No. q,
2jS, single Number, Glass Il, in the Louisi.
ana state Lottery, which drew the First
Capital Prize Of Seventy. i've Thousand
Dollars, on Tuesday, May 70, 1895, and that
the amount was promptly paid, by a check
on the New Orleans National Bank, on pre-
sentatiou Of the ticket ut the Office OF the
Company G. A. PABDUE,
Agent southern Express Company, New Or
leans La
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$4,000.
NEw ORLEANS. Nav

INV ORLEANS, May 10, 1885.
The undersigned certihes that no held for
collection, for account Of John II, Jewell,
Cattaraugus, n Y one-nth ticket No. 3D.
9Sj, Single Number, Glass Il, In the Louisiana
state Lottery, which drew the Second Capt..
tai Prize ofTwenty-nvo Thousand Dollars,
on Tuesday, May y, 1855, and that the
amount was promptly paid by a check on
the New Orleans National Bank, on pre-
seutstion Of the ticket at the Office Of ths
company, b. W. CASON,
Agent Pacific Express Company, New Or.
lppus. IA
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A GARD.
$4,000.
NKw oRLrANs.M

NRw ORLEANS, May Is, 1856.
The undersigned certify that they hold fol
collection, for account OF j. w. Harris, At.
lan,a, Georgia through Gate City National
Bank OF Atlanta, and II, scheuermsnn
Mobile, Alabama, one.flnh each OF ticket
No. $3.50, Single Number, Clas.
Il, In the Louisiana state Lot
terry, which drew the Fourth Capital Prize
OF SIX Thousand Dollars, on Tuesday, May
Y, 1885, and that the amounts were promptly
paid on presentation Of the tickets at the
office OF the company
JULES CAssARD, JR.,
Runner New Orleans National Bank
and IL SCHEUERMANN,
Mobile, Ala for hlmsnlf
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$4,000


NEW ORLEANS, May IS, 1855.
The Undersigned certides that he held fol
collection for account OF Orsini zapp. Round
Top, Texas, through James Il. Raymond &
Co.. Of Austin, Texas, one-Guh OF the ticket
No 2l,2-', Single Number, Glass Il, in the
Louisiana State Lottery which drew the
First Capital Prize Of seventy-Hve Thou
sand Doliars, on Tuesday, May u, 1855, aud
that the amount was promptly paid, by a
check on the New Orleans National Bank,
on presentation Of the tickle. at the office OF
the company. CHAs. SANTANA,
Note and Collecting Clerk, )ulsiana Ma
tlOnal Bank, New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Closing Out Sale,

The only cigarettes which do moi
stick TO the lips are Opera Puts,
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Forty Years Experience OF AN Old Nurse-
Mra Win alnANls SnnLhlnn. GI-rllI. 4. IL

Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in tho United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chill iren, from
the feeble infant of one wetA old TO- the
adult. Itcorrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort To
mother and child. We believe II the
best and surest remedy in the world, in
all cases of dysentery and diarrhna i'm
children, whether arising from teethinq
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
Curtis IL Perkins is on the outside wrap
per, Sold by all medicine dealers. Is
cents a bottle.
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A New whoIesaie Druv Firm,

A prominent drug man writing 10 a
'riend in Dallas, says there Ia
gentleman who thinks of
coating a first class wholesale drug
louse in Dallas. Itseems that the gem
leman has been looking over the field
nd has made up his mind Dallas is the
est opening In the south for a good
Wholesale drug business. The gentle.
Dan has considerable means himself,
md Is thinking of Joining with him in
he enterprise additional capital. He
will be in Dallas in a few days.
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A CARD,
$4,000.
NEW on1rANs NInr .

NEW ORLEANS, May 90 1855.
The undersigned certines that ho held for
collection, fVr account Of Smith, i57 Cedar
street, Nashville, Tenn. and W II. Looney
Maiden, Mo, one-nfth each OF ticket No.
lS'SJ7, Single Number Glass E, In the Lou
lsiana state Lottery, which drew the Fourth
Capital Prize OF Six Thousand DoiIars, ON
Tuesday, May 70, 1856, and that the amounts
were promptly paid, by check on the Now
Orleans National Bank, on presentation OF
the tickets at the ONCE OF the company
,.,., Q. A PARDUE,
Agent Southern Express Company, New Or
W. II. L0ONEY,
Maiden, Mo, for himself
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The Galveston Now, /. Coming.

IL seems TO be a fixed fact that tho
Galveston News Ia coming to Dallas
and launch its little deep-water
schooner. We welcome the News aud
say to II now viii DO good time, as the
Trinity river is on a boom and, II the
News can keep IL thus, Dallas will have
water navigation the year round; also
Il the News can get up as good a paper az
Webster can a photograph its success is
assured,
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When You visit or leave New York Cit,
save Baggage Expressage and 50 Carriage
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION no,
elegant rooms, fitted up ut o cost OF on,
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day
European plan. Elevators, Restaurani
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stage,
Ard elevated railroad 10 all depots. Fami.
Grand Union Hotel that at amy other nrst.
class hotel IN the CITY.
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W. r. LooNEY,
Maiden, Mo, for himself,