Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 3

KLLAVKOI M. nKniciL, IT lt, i-iivmiivi nrikT. iim. piKHt'R'a THE STATESMAN. PUBLISHED AlIIIWKMi MOHltlM AuaUn Market Quotation.

cofntv montrcr. Butter, 1(1 to 2tlc. Eggs, (i 1 c. Ni.w swee potatoes, f0 Fruit Apples, f.j.00 per barrel. Dried peaches, Ire.

Hides, dry flint 13 to 14c. Wool 2.1 to 2K. JE3LO ace: as EVERYBODY! 11. l't) inlOi al v.y I ISai.V.ii A- AX! i ai taw, A u.llit, Ivia. I 1 hOLCKIViN.

I Aiiiirorjf at taw, tt-m Km. tttuwt, Antin. Tet. i aunku kulks A ri'oiiNi: at I aw, lr Nij Ausfln. Texas.

TOM H. Jt'NKsTTii Aiifttln, Teaa. Uffct- o. 4 tNv WIM I'LL A fro I COM. A VIM Nine ut I ptvimniue.

1 iti ti. Uyr KIKMt'lIVINl Kwaiooihia HOOT AND Mi oau taker. Perfect fit" truitranteed. ami nrir.n immii times, Heptiiring done at abort uoiire. and all work warranted.

Ur. Ciijf. Ar. Uickorr at, Jenkins's Annihilator Tlic Ureal cmilioru iii.hO fur RbenmatisiD. Gont and Neuralgia Those lurrihle enemies linmni h.ipp.iie-.

Hhetimaf'sm, lietr and MeuralKm, tt. rer. f.r.' seeminifty uueuiMpieratde, have mdoed found hetr muster tnJtiikius's Annihilator. We have the litiiunny of uwn of ihe hUhe-t siandmu in Ixwlfiana and o'her State, that after Miller imr iudesctibalilt) pains for years. In mi whtr sOHL'bl rel-ef tn vain tn' vi-Hniir tl-e Ho-anil Watm spruit;) of Arkait-titi iuiU Virginia and by usili of lenudte mote or le hik-lily prai ed, when, in fart, bow hi almo-i died out they lutv- found re I ef liuui pu ibe Use rf the Anniltit ttor, and by coiilnui tie it fot a ihort time have- tKM-n Mrfet-tv cttred.

1 In-Aimihllator is a preimrntinn piuiy vjfi-iahie agreeable to trie tat- m-ty h.i taken Ufa out fetr of any In liiilniis re-uii hj- ti.t! duiit-aie as well as the robu-t in consliiuiUin per bottle, Kor sale by nli dnit-fl-ts. Ask your t.ruiti'ist for c-reulai eonu.n in? cerilftrnes, or send to JM. JKNK1 XH A Proprietors, New Orleans, Finlat A Wbol 's-de It ytsts Nrw Crb-Miis, l.a., Uin. Ai-etitB for i otitfiana! Textw, Missistsipp', Alabama, Arkansd-. ntui "'loiid.

nirti dotlwly OY TU THE CO.SSl'MI'TIVK I Tho iMt'illrluo found ul La. I thai I Ni'Ver Kuila THK0AT AM) 1IISEASK Drlti't', ami olhi-r iliarovcrK- ll.ri)n In ty j. j. dulaney, Won, trier careful loily ,1 palirnl i'lvMlEtncw, at a heavy la.t tHfti awanlt-a ly himCi hi ittMlitii: hl.tit. lUal (juiw in on I liicu lie iM.uw mainitattitrlii-; a inLilicrii tliat will 1(- Tl VKI.Y any ratM lironcliial throat or liirtK aItloii.

Tuc Ilr. ia alo maatrf tho fuluiwma rliacaM Hia curutl without iiatn ami every tllwa-e lllot arisen from thu fcitlui-ys or liver, atich ai rush of bluoa to the heart liKhuteae of tho rltem, hilliotiK hitHrnai fever, gravel, awl all pWU Jlar to females. nlerii for the Doctor can lie left at this olHi-a The Uoctor'a motto No cure, no nav. tasviai A positive cure fnr Khenmatlsm, Nt raleia and all diseawt'S arlsimr frum tmpn bieod. The first bottle lur? never failed lot lieve from pain In the most aesfravaied eas Should the patient And no relief from I hi us of one or two hot ilea, he may el assured he it not suffering from any of the altovc difaseii, and it will he of no use to continue.

Vptm ilu own merit, without adverlislny, it haa esiab-hsheti for itself a irrent reputation throuahuut the South, and is ued in tlit- prartice of larije nnmtHtr of our leadint; phyeicians. For sale by BAKKU, (i KAJIAM ft CO. 1'rice l.W pur bottle. FEKSLKW Proprietor, fell sunAwly P. O.

llox New Urleana. AlESMEW A Momn and Extjhhik id rl, UtAJKl' tt, OST. Land rerlilli'ite No, 2111, for till) aeres, iemied Jun IsTpO. hv Josuph P. Portia, Com miff It mer of Kiihfr Miller'n Colony, to A.

Srticr-tini. If not heartl of in ninety iipplirauon m-AiW for duplicate. BTKYVAKT-, LUWUAY ft HABIt'lIT, A'-'eutf for Ownura. CITY it ll IHNANCKS. OUD1NANCE Ilakliiv au Appropriation oi Twelve Hundred Doll era lor tbe Improvement of Mrecta and Kr I dice a In tlie Plrei, Second Third, Fourtti, Pftli, Mxlh, Neveuth and Kltchllt Ward In the i'Hf of A 11 xllii.

Jh it (fnl'iincd hij tiry uj A'liitu: Seition 1. That tltetnm of twelve hundred dollara or xq theret-f an may be nfcenii be, ami the sauiu If hereby appropriated for the improvement and repair of st'vutr ainl hritlutis in the tlrst. second, thini, fourth, lifih, six'h, seventh and eiirhlh wards in Urn City of Austin! See. TliMt tin; cukl mux uf uuhj hundred riollnra he equally divided and in the c'd wauls iu the tirst (wciioti of this ot tli nance. Sec.

2, That the amount of money ippro-priatud by tht- le expi-itied under til diruction of ihe ter1siun of Ihe slru-ji com- mlttee and city eu 'incer. 4. Tnn. all ordinances arid parts of ordinances in court it with ilus ordinance be anil tbe came is liereey reptaU-d hikI lltut ihii ordi nance take effect and be in force from aud after lis irassage. Paeid March 1, The above and foreyolmj ordinance was iiro-sentetrl to the Mayor of the of Austin, Trx-sh, on the liftii tlay of March, lSTf, for his up- movAl, and was uot aiimed by lihu or returned ly him to the city council of iiid city wilh his objections thereto within thu time spue.

lied by the charter of riaiddty, and thereupon beciiue a law without his approval mal 101 JohnF. Hekiit, City Jerk. ORDINANCE ff.Ti7riii3 IMS. V. A.

II Doll MEN, iOCXJLIST.j I AlTt. TEXAS. Ht cror of Arrtw fei. lion f. ffBi IP K.

to 1 p. jt rr-ddi-MCv UMt Tvrief Hal-, from 1'it IUCAL. wuit mv f-ifrnt tn kn- lhf I my eid ortiee the dmn at or of nn, ami ltb itnprx'fra health and relic'! mfxy ran ao'lclt a cmtlBuwicet-rtbetf patron a'e. f-iHeial attention win given usll- i rit atid the di-H-a-H-a of and tiiMrrn. W.

A. MUKK1S. ntr j. ri'MMlNitH. Ihy-lclfi anal fcuriaoH.

Nnerlal aileuUttM v- ru i auntery, laieiaiaimK Vtasrail liesHleiice.lCMSi Hwnry ta north sula ef Ihe kpt.p 4'buieb Ttoeli. Ot-liie. n. Ur. Tator oftice ti- Wljr K.

ltOUTll, M. llomiaopathlc Phrtclan mad Sur-Cou, omce under Avenue Hotel, on IPckory itrcet. hour: 8 lo 10 a. I to 3 aud 5 to e. tt, ty jyc P.

i CLtKF, llnnieipathle FliyaleUn Sars A Kraduaieof the Medical UiiiveraHyiifTeuo sylvania, bus had 35 yeara expmeac as a 17 devoted to allopathy. In to Utmu-otmthlc ayatem, aemrttraea ealied tba apvclAc ait of car. LUseasua ctjlIUrea ana tumalta. as well as all chronic dtaeaaea of botb Bate anJ female madv a specialty. Office cornar Buia d'Arc and Bntao atree; roaldeuee Austin house, weal of new Catholic Church, ufflce hours 3 lluiua.

M. and to 4 r. jt-llf IUYF1KLD, M. a'liysloian and Hurtroon. Tenders his nrofeasional aervtee to the cituena of Austin and aarn Hudtiur country.

niif ii 1 1 muiumnmi u.ruit store or at Hajor C. li. Johus'a residence will receive prompt alien lion. ful4dlyr u. Tuoa.

d. wooTim, eilVKIrl.tK AND IIGBUN, Al'bTIN, TBXAS. Ualro-MatTy atret, ono block at of the Aventtu. Kl-kWU-uc cornor Lavaca arid tictuul alr.vla, Dear Turnar Hall. Uffie lluura to 11 a.

and llolra. )11 lr M. TAYLOK, M. PkFalclasi anal Imrcaoa. Ones comer CoDKraaa Avonua and Hlckary anatic.

mrSlltr "I T. l)t'AKllMN. B. II H. KMabllahrd ili Year.

J'ricea really rttoucatl forartlflctal lewtrt. Pen-lal rovtUM, Hamiiaou uuiUUOK, oppoalte Ultjr airlMy Ml Cullnhun, UKNTIKT. Dental otter-allone fkill-fully perfnrm-eit aud aailn-ractlon iruar-niifai. Oll.ce in t'My Clnck nuiiRtnir, owner Hiiled'Arr at and Avenue TKXAS. Pn.

a Kull Set of Tee tiotd Kiliiuva, l.rxt to (fi; Amalgam Ftllimi 1.50 ly $3- will ly JH. WM. UTILES, 33 313 1ST I ai'tllyr No. 715 Concrraa I K. GRANT, DENTKST.

Otfi re on Colorado aired, one block west or Conrcwi Avenue. apM tf IKC QOLDMANN'S GERMAN PRESCRIPTION 8T0RE The nnderdianed, a graduated Chemiat and Apotherury, btv'i leave lo infurm hie friends ami thepiii'iic In ee terai thai he hae removed hia esuliliehmont to thu Corner (ouxreaa Avenue and Hickory street 1 1 lioiiipMou'e old ataud.) The Prescription Department will continue, an ht-relofore, exclueive'l 'n his own hands, and fi'ly The Purest Drags will be Sold. A share of public patronage It rea poet fully solicited noli bm A. GOLD MANN. A Keel.

JJAKEH, OHA.JTAM (OlsASSCOCK ULOCK.) 918 rongrea Avenue. A IS UN TBX AS. AlwayHon hand a full and complete stock of drugs, chemical, proprietary medicine, paints, 1, window giBBa, varnishes, perfumery, toilet articles, soaps, aud 1 0RUG8IST 8 SUNDRIES, AT Wholesale and Retail) at prices tonuit the times. Orders solicited. HAkfclt, (fKAHAH und Hair Drews I are ptjual to my andchcatter than others.

LowV tviiuineold llrown induor soap, I.ub-biu'ft imported extriu-ts, and Ihe per-funma 0 the best American makura always on haud. Wo are the owners und sole proprietors of Til' I3 a preparation whirh never fails to cure Itch, riucworm, tetter, etc. Our prescription department 1p entlrly distinct from our sale department, and is managed by ex'iericiiccd hands. liiker, Graham A Co. are wholesale spent for the oid and jtiBtly eelebraled AKUVLK ITT KltS, and offer secfal te.

ms 10 large buy ers. Our Poultry Powder I InfalHhle for th pre Tf-ntion and cure of dioease mcbickeus and ur-key. All sold by us er warranted frtah and pure. BAKKK, Uit All AM A CO. janl.Slv.

OAU AND atODiil.Nb, At CENTRAL HOTEL, Comer af Brazos and 1 iue bt reels. Accommodations xood. Pncea reasonable. de-iO 6m The Long Island Boz 28 k. 30 West Broadway, N.

Y. For Butter. Lard Berries, FUh. RautiatrrH. tv mad of Keci-h Wood.

These boxes ate superior to all others as to the matei ia' used. They are Odor lean aud 'I'aatxleaaa they do not peel aa paper trash new sold. PRICK LIST, 1 lb. $10 per lOOO 3 lb. $15 per 10OO -Jib.

$1 Sib. 18 Agents wanted everywhere; liberal discount. Send for cl'fn'ar. LON ISLAND BOX 38 aud West brnndway ew Vork. Irttiiss J-AJiKU LLOYD, Austin, Texas, Cleaner and Keadjuster of ajl Kinds of Sewing Machines.

Batiftfactton rraanuiteed OB all work nr nn Keatiicuc corner of Bowie antt Cyfrus. atresia luryinoua lareait, oriicru mall will receive omiit sttcnUon Or. I 1 PIERCE'S STANDARD tli -REMEDIES Irs twi fcWf-ft ere aH.w tr i ei0e in the dtaoaaaa for wkiMk ihet ae rv eimtntult'd. I NATURAL SELECTION. I kiiHU- lv.

r.ln.1 Iwrimd ibal ihrvurnil fi'TJ 'l I of III. I I llw only law that ihnll JHim. W. not ih. Mm prlMipt, rovwn mmawal wo.frit, m.a ao f0, cmnm a article.

Hi u.it of anpfrtur mMll. Mr. Slanl.nl Mmll. oaf. havvtMUrlvali! all ofhvr.

TttHr.si.ia Hh, l'atxr4 Stat alfHn on. aiittt Iu1- I'ira im.atir.urit. wbl I. ttwamomit 4iiwrtnl f.ut virtu at-vnal aunOred tB4xt-aHl mm li.i. 0(Ud artrar ttieh aati r.

at aojr mtwr haua tba Uut r.i. Golden Medical Discover) ll AlUratiM ar JHmi J.in.rf.v. Golden Medical Discovery Golden Medical Discovery Golden Medical Discovery A Tonic Golden 7 Medical Discovery By Nam wf li A.tMttMca ppoMrtle eurea, iHaomea of lUtmafl aaa Hfcta, a Hernfitla, ur Kttaa'a llvtl: TtanotH: 111.1 u.m- HlulctHa; l'tmple-, and Krauuotte, Hv -rtrtue of Pectoral properthi, ll eurea Bnim tiiai. Throat axUl tuutf AHitl, lurtpienl iJuiferlnir Couba and chrome l.arynjrttta. Iia Cbolatf(tt(ue propvrnca n-ndtr (tan uuequaled remedy fur BUttoni-iieiM, 1'itrptd l.iver or "iviwc Jotupltuat," and tu Timhc nroprtU ntrtko It eiiualty uttlnuiima curiaij Iiidiireatlon, LomoT Appetite and 0)--H'iua.

here the klo aallow and conxinl with tdotehea and ntmolea. or where there art- n.r..f. ulonaawelUiiKaaiitl altertloua. a lew bt'ttlt-a ef Ootdtm Mt-dical licvry will ellirt an unUra cure, II you (eel dull, droway, demouted, tuve aallow color of km or yellowlnh hruwo pi( fitco or hody, freiueut hi-adactte or diz-lufaa, bl taate in mouth, tuien.ai bat or ehilla altfr-iiate4 with hot lluahea, low aplrlta and xleonty lmgular appt-titu and loitfiie coated you are Buffering from 'JWpM Uit oe "ItUUtHftUK)." lu nuny Mt-a of only part of tntwe aymptoma art i-nerieueed. Ai a reinety for all aeh am, Or, Pure a Uolden Medical lltH.overy ba no ismal, aa It effects jwrfoei nitca, leaving the Iner atrengtheucd and bealtby.

P. P. P. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.

Partly YcgrhthU. care required while vning them. Th "Little ntant' Calbartic, or in 11 It 11 ru lu Parvv lh)rale, aearcely larjfir than tiiut-tard acedf, and are wiKar-cuatert. They remove the necenaity of taktuir, tii gmtf crude, draatic, iekealnft ptii, ut-rvto'ore eo mtieh In tt- d. As (i remedy for Du.ineas, Kuh of Blood lo tbe llead.

Tig as atwrnt H.e I httl. Had Taate Id Mouth, Kructattoua from the Stomach, BtllooaAttaekit' Jaundice, Pain Id the Kidaiu), ilitthly-culori'd fine aud Internal fever, Ur Pieree'i Plenaant Pnnzaim PelUta are nnaarpaaa4. Karihenaore, I would aay that their action la tmiveraal, uot a Klaud e-eaplnit their aanattve imprena akuob not impair the prope.tieaof thtwe Ptflata. They are aauar-coau and kurlnaed lu Klaaa bottles, th-ir virtue being thereby utemtrvtsd untmpatred fttt any lemtth ottlme, w) thai lhy are alwiiya fretth and reliable. Tlva ts not the caae witn thoae pilla which are pm up in cheap wooden or pasteboard boxea.

The uatly of two Pellt hna cured the tnnct ohatinate caatn of Kicrufula, Tetter, Salt-rhenm. Krytl.eUa, Boila. Blotrh. a. Piraplea, Hora F.ywt and They are, twever, rvcommt-nded to taken in conui-e-tion with the Medicil Diacovery, in order to ti-curu the liel renultn.

I 11. 1 I It cj FAVOKITK PRESCRIPTION Ilt. IMEUCIJ'H FAVouiri: PRESCRIPTION FAV0B1TE PRESCRIPTION The remedial management of those disea peculiar to women has afforded a large expert enee at the World's Dispensary, of which lr. Pierce is the chief connaltiui; phyaiean, In adapting remedies for their cure. Dr.

Pierce' Favorite Pret-crtptlon la the result of this extended experience, and haa become juxtly celebrated for ita many remaikalile curea of all tuoae enronte uiaeaaea ana PECULIAR TO FEMALES. Favorite Prescription Is a Powerful Resloratlvt, Tonic tothe entire ay tern. It ia a nerviuu uf am-urpaaaed efficacy, and, while it quietp ion.it strengtheus the enfeebled ner- voiitt syciem, inereuy res'oriuii 11 10 uesumui vitror. The rollowiutidtseaaes are amtuii; tiiosu in which the Favorite Prescription has wwkud majric cures, via: or "Wliitf," Kx-ceaive Flowing, Painful M- itatruatloti, Onnat-cral tuppretalons, eat, Hack, l'rolapaua, or falling of tbe Uterus, Anieversion, ltelrover-sion, deaiiutf-dowu tfkjoaation. Chronic Conua-tion, Inflammation aud Ulceration of the Ctenti, Internal Heat, Nervous Ueprefaion.Uebillty, De-fifoudeney and very many other chronic dis eatms peculiar to wuuiiu, but uot mentioned nere.

The following Laa'es are a few of the mtoy thout-andH whocsnieelify i the eflieaey of lr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, from experience and observation: Mrs. Cornelia Allison, Peosta, lows: Mm. Thos J. Methvln, Hatcher'a Htalion.

Mis. T. A. Seymour, Home, IS. Mra.

rant llua wick, Veriiailes, Ohio; Mrs. Lenty Puinam, North Wharton, Mr. Mary A. Iluut.it, Bdina, Mrs. Mary A.

Fnsbie, I.ehmnu. Mrs. D. Mrs Harru K. Malone, Wert Mr-.

14. Uiatt, EnijK)rii, Kan Mice Louise Pratt. Dodee-vllle, Mrs. L. A.

Da -Ik eld, Norfolk, a. Mrs. C. A 'son. Proctor, Iowa; J.

N. ei-nun, St. Thomas, Mra. C. Mnrun.

'tM North Howard iireet, lititjmore, Mrs. Lacy Caltmau. Bruepvlile, Ohio; Mrt. Naney Mc Nan tit, Jt ffvraon, l(wa; Mra. L.

U. Stem-rod, Frtendahtp, N. Y. Miss fcMeu Cadv, Wetil-Held, N. Mr.

Antbooy A maun, Verona, N. Mrs. B. N. Rooks.

Grand KspM. Mra. F. H. Webb.

Whtertowu. V. Thmi atuidstif refeitucea can be Riven at lite WotUl a uispensary. THE TEOrLE'S MEDICAL SEllVAJiT. Dr.

V. Pierce the sole proprietor and manufactorer of the forejgoim: lemedii-t, ail of which are sold by rirueteits. Ho alao the Author o' tue People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a work tf uearly one thousand (miles, with two hundred and eiKhty two wood etUKravinua and ciloml pinto-, lie bas already sold or this ptipular work OVER 100,000 PRICE, Pott Paid, 1.50. R. V.

Pierce, M. D. World'. Olapenaary, Uultulo, N. OKOAN UNKS, GALVESTON TO NEW ORLEANS, NEW YORK AND IXDIANOLA To New Orletie, Tin Inalde Route, Loula lauia u4 Texa a Ilr ad.

The steamers of this line are all first class iron Steamships, built cxpresly for the trade. Steamers leave Uaiveaton andCliutun daily for Mew Orleans; leave Oalveston audchn'ou for Indianola daily, connectlmj with W. T. P. K.

K. for Victoria. Cuero, Vorktown, Hon' aales, San Antonio, etc. New York SUiuoer eavea New Orleans every Wednesday, ea-rytb freiifht only. Passenger tickets aud thmui-h bills ladine given to all principal point, and ai the lowest rates.

CHAS. FvWLKR, Ajrent, Central Wharf, Ualvratmi Ticket ofl.c IU Tcvnmu stxeeL auAUAwly STl liDAY. 30. 17 Ttiu-Faela Fauci. Kiclimoml bus the limiebville i builJing a $10,000 court house.

Jt'tTtrann couDty has a full Radical tirkttt in the field. Carl Brhuiie ami Rolwrt Schnerbeck Krc to he the Maili-st oratori at BreB-littm. Tlic vote on local option in Williamson county stood For prohibition, 4'il; 4G1 majority, Xi. Williamson county kecp tbecssl) os hand to pay everything up on the new court building as" the work goes on. lirenhsm shipped 26,340 dozen egRS to Houston and Galveston bctwees the urteeuth of Dec.euilier and the of March.

The Irieh potato crop in Washington county promises to bo a large one. They will be shipped in large quantities to St. Louis. A movement is on foot in LaGrange lo build some kind of a railroad to Lcdbetter. San Antonio has the mumps and is otherwise dreadfully swollen and puffed up in spots.

Sir. C. W. White has a contract for building and laying down a system of water works for Waco. A negro fiend at Houston treated a colored girl to croton oil in a dish of fried 'i, aud the girl is probably dead.

The rascal has been arretted. One paper cays the Statesman killed Alderman Markley. Judge Tegener, after much lehlwratiou, asserted that Mr. Nulle did It, and now the Odd Fellows and Unions have "Uetolcttl" that Divine Providence did it. The Exprm devotes a column to an exposition of modes which might be employed to prevent overflows of the Hun Amouio river.

Why not add a little more water to whisky toddies over there and thus control the Hood tide of the boisterous stream? Mr. Lockridge, of Washington county, planted six acres of wheat as an experiment. It, is growing beauti-fnllv, and with a good season will yield well. He is well pleased with I ho experiment, und think wheat will produce well in Washington county. The lliuiuer says a to have been a track baud or railroad laborer, was murdered on the railroad between Hempstead and Waller Station.

The body was found in a shallow pond, some sixty yards from the truck. Death was CHUseii from a blow on the head, iidlicttd wilh a club. Mr. George Harvey, of Kentucky liidge, Austin county, bought about tweiity head of stock cattle and fattened them on his farm with corn of Ins own nising. He kept an account of the iiiantity of corn fed and finds, on sale of the cattle, after deducting cost, 1 hut his corn has netted him seven! -live cens a bu6hel a', home.

The Umi.tr is informed that the Stvtksman entertains no animus towards the Santa Fe railroad project. It would like to see the road built, but it has seen so much talk and so little work that it has lost all faith in the undertaking. Galveston, which might be saved by it, will do nothing. ISreuham will help her out of the trouble. The Galveston Journal of Commerce Fays the bonds of the Onlf, Colorado mid Santa Fe Itailroad to the amount of $1,800,000 can be sold immediately upou the guarantee of 3000 per mile local aid.

The margin is a good one, and moneyed men would do well to take hold on such terms. The bonds cover everything. Oen. Ord has applied to the proper authorities for permission to establish two new posts on the Guadalupe and head waters of the Colorado to take the place of the posts to be given up, Forts Orirlin and Richardson. The country in hich these new posts are sought to be located is represented as being a very rich grazing country aud well watered.

The demand for votes at Dallas is uueiiualed and the local excitement great. Everybody votes in Dallas, and all the tramps and roughs and galoots of the State are gathering there. A vole sells for fl to $5, and frequent sales of the same voter are negotiated. A den of tramps was broken up there la.t Tuesday and the whole body consigned to the work house. There are supposed to be twenty thousand tramps from Arkansas and the Indian Nation moving on Dallas.

If the local elections could be postponed a week or two the population of Dallas might 'jc more than doubled and all the barrooms busted. JJaylor University was chartered by the Republic of Texas April, MS. It has been said of the institution that its eleven have bcon surpassed by none in learning or punty of character and conduct. Tryon planned and named it Baylor. It has been the object of the prayers and contributions of Huck-ins and Haynes; the Alma Mater of Htribling Morrill, the Carrolls, Baniss, Keifer and Bell in the ministry of Denson, Breediove, Brown, Ewing, Alexander Barrz and Henderson of the bar, and many others, and will ever receive the earnest prayers and contributions of the constituents of the Texas Baptist State Convention.

It is claimed for this seat of learning that it has more for which to toil, that it would retain, and greater possibilities for the future than any like institution west of the Mississippi. It is certainly most deeply imleded in the affections of the "anlediluvial" Baptists of the commonwealth. Its president and trusteed propose to collect a fnd of with which to endow professors' chairs, and in this scheme partial success has been achieved. Exertions in this direction will not be intermitted. Twelve thousand dollars will be secured to complete the main building, of this sum having been already secured.

That these ends may be attained, every old student and graduate of the institution and each promoter of public intelligence und private morals in Texas should attend the next commencement of the university. JEN'GKK HOTEL, MAMO PLAZA, BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. Ilr. MENUKR. FroprUtraaa.

uc4 ly N. PRESTON, A. lid I IT KCT And Superintendent, Oatce Cor. Coagreaa Ayenue and Bora u'Axc SI. warvlt AUSTIN, TEXAS HOW TO TELL l.eiinine Miiiiiioiik's iver lti-eulater ur Look fur ll Cti'Mi, limt, WnlTf HAP- ikh with the n-d mh ol I tet ter 'nirird upon tt tB the form of 11 ribbon L'nvrHT cn rvfd inMib hrnti(f the em-Mviu tif oiir trade' spm Mortar and (lriulii(iti, with xht wont- A.

O. SfM- MllVS'K I Itlf II or thrmm: ot-orv thf ul J. 11. ZKIUN Jc CO lit red ink on the -idu. TAKE KO OTHER.

Bfwarp of tltoip ho ktiow nothinif of JUVd'-r who put out kmwn to oar, mid hfiiiK nwlyitwl Drove wor'hknttnd onty iitmie lo (li-itt- lln puMic nnt to ptmii- on tin- well fiinifd rfputaiion (if 'vl js. Rifdieiro. TliMe fritni" hnve no ripuitiou to unrXftln mot will cheii yoti fitr a few pcnuiea every way they can. Look i srtf.il to tli' iiKili' lne you are luilured tittuky rinrh h-i irtuii rut Ininry and even ilenih ha iviillvil from imoropiT iih-iii. rnu iruiu illiMaiiiiuiiy JirtjKirt'a trine.

See Who Indorses the Genuine: IT'tN. Al.rtX. H. STIPflKNf liT. KKV.

W. llht UWITH, IlKllop Of t'U. 4. KM. ttouo K.

SfcNATvH. JiT. Kav. Bihhoi- 1'iaiti i. llo.t.

John shokteb. RtKlAll Tllt'NI'SOM, Hon. It ll IIon. .1. i PltKt KXRiniB, I 'HOP.

IA VIU Wll.l,!, It 1). Hlfcr 1 -T( HliUM Warkir, of Oa. LKWti Wt'NUKR, A3T, P. PlllLA. and tiione nnds of otti'-rn from whom we have let- Irn vt coniiitt'iiUttuon aud TertlinionitilH are rereived every diy from of fdiiciition and prominence fro'm all part of the country, und all tliut id ia a fair trial.

IL i eminently a Pmniiy Mcdirine: and by he intr kfp' ready for inimediair rirfort wt'l cave muy uit Imiir of f-u tl'riut; und tnuny a dollar iu timf and doe torV bilM. Send for an almanac aid convince yourself tliitt Sjtiimoiin'B icont of the few medicine tll-tt Citll tit' HFUKli l'ON Ar A HAKK AMI) RKFit'tt'iora PAMttv MEiuiiNE. but lewari'! ItMcarelul! IV your uiiard for frauds. Jaii-tationuund ttuhehtnteB ure uumerotn; Ibey lay iu wait to pifV upon the to pirutu upon llie R'uu-Mt liVur medicine in the world. Br.

Simmou't Livor Kt'ulator JlANl'PAi'Tlrnltn nSl.Y DT J. II. ZEILIN I'HILAIJKLIMIIA. Sul.0 nV ALL ItE-l'Et TAHI.E rjHK bTATK OF TEXAS. To the fihcrijf or hiuj ConxtaMc vf Yoa nre hereby commandod-ilint by msk inif pnblicatx of tlin itation in new-pap I'libliflicd hi Travis rounty for four euecofsive wei-ks pri'viunn to the return diiy Sirreof, you niuiinon William Welteubaru, vl)Otj residence ty alidavit on tile it albswd to be unknown, to be and appear liL'fore the honorable Uiiiri' Court, lo bv holduii in aud fur the coiintyof TraviH, uL the c.jnrt huup thereof, in i hi; city of Auetin.

on the fifteenth after the tirct Mondny in January A. islS, then and there to tuituer the petition of U. Bant hum, who remdi-t i.i Walker county, Statu of Texas, alleging iu (mbi-taco a fnilowr, to-wit: That the plnintid, B. itihiim, is the legal and cuuiLabie owner, and aw such Beizuu aud pon-aet-ued of the following described tract of lund, lyiu' 'U the county of Ttaviw and State of Tex at: on the Weet boundary tine of league No. rveyed for G.

W. tilaaecock, HOMineo, al a etake and mound: thence flout 15 di'L'rviw west lJ At varss to a branch, course south varai to a from wnich a met-quit eiuut incites in diameter, bears sooth IS va ae.aiio' her four inches in diameter marked X. bears south i dtgreea West 10 vargs; thence north 45 deire et 3MU varas to a branch, course nontieast 54tK varas to a stake frem which a mesipiit eiiu lni'Uej in diameter, bea-s uorth degree. s. 4U vaias another six In; hec tn diumuter, bear xiorlbtWdegree- east fit) va'a; hence north 4" decrees east .500 vitras to a stukc which a imckberry four inches in diameter, bears north Ho degrees east Sift vars.

aixdlicr fix inches in diameter bearammh decrees west 'i vara-; thence eoinh 45 degree eat Mot) varas to the begimd g. lleirg the sime tract of land pa'enled to the heirs of Jacob deceased, lying O'J the west side of thcColoraco river, i ill it on the eighth day of January, 1875, the said William Weisunnam, defendant, procured a preteLded deod of convey ance of said premises from one Joseph Nattier, and has caused the same to be placed upon the recordc of deeds of Travis county, in Book as, pviges Ht and ilB. and lias bneii aud stilt is tome sort of claim to said tract of land under sati deed; that eaid pretended deed from faid Nadl to said defendant was made without consideration; that the same was so mude for the purpose of defrauding plaintiff and those under aud through wftoiii tie claims out of said land; that at te time of making said pretended deed the defendant well knew that eaid Nadler had not uuid lie purchase money for said land that he had no right to seil and convey the eame. a- that. pliuuMlt then held the notes of said Nadler Torfa large amount of money seen red by of trut upon naid tract of laud, and that the title of plaiutid was superior to the title of Nadl.r; thil said aced was nude through Iraud for 'he purpo-eof defeating the claim of plaintiff aud tliose through whom he holds the said traci of land tiul iid deed cast a a cloud upon plain-tiU' superior iile to naid laud, dnniuis lee tlie valu thereof, aud iireventa plaintiff from selling the binue.

Plaintiff gives defendant notice to produce the following deed and title papers, no in his possession, or secondary evidence ot their contents will be offered on the trial of this cause, to wit 1. The original patent from tke Slate of Texas to the heirs of Jacob lleUa. 3 lecd from C. I), liet'p aud W. II Kigsby to Joseph Nadler, da'ed July 1871.

.1 IKf-d from Joseph Nadler to Wiilitiu Weiseu harn, dated January 8, 1875. Plnintiff alsogtv. notice of the filing of the followind deeds and title papeis. to-wit: Deed of trust from Joeph Nadlerto C. D.

Kwtte and W. H. Rij-by, dated July ti, 174. 2-Deed from Ooo. B.

Ziru-peiuan, act inn trustee for said Nadler to H. iCaptham, dated May 4, 18.5, aud both of record in Travis county Pre mies cons derrd, plaintiff prays for citation by publication for said defendant, and for a Judgment and decree cancelling the deed from said Jnseph Nadler to the defendant, and for the remuv il of the cloud from ills title to said premises, and that he be forever quieted in bis title pni pofsession of the same. He also pravs for cortN, and for general and eiuitable nlief Herein fail uot. but have you then and there tli's wrt before our ea court with your return thereon sho'Atng now you have executed the same. Wimess, E.

Hal'mnn, Clerk of tin District t'ourt of Travis county, and the seal of Seal said court atta bed at oftlce in the city of AHs'in, thi the twenty second day of March, 0. 187 K. UALLM ANN, C. 1). C.

T. Co. mrijdlt.inv The Otdeat Military Clothing House the Country. Complete Out fits, Uniforms, Hats, wards, and everything Sam-pnees needed fur regimet: and full infor companies, bands mation with cuts. colleges corpora- Sent on application.

Correspondence with a view to business solicited ding Miutasv Clothiers. mrlti 13 sat. UFBE5IE COUIiT. Assignment of Causes in the Supremo Conit at Austin for thw term beginning on the ilrst Alouday iu April, 1878: Firt Assignment Two weeks are assigned for hearing cause from the Ninth, Eleventh and Twenty-tcvt li'h DiKtncts, and ftom the count ief Of Vannin and Lamar, in the Sixth District, commencing on Monday, the first day of April, 1878. Second Ass ten men wo weeks are assigned for hearing causes from the Sixteenth and Twtn-ty-iecond lMslriels.

and from the counties of Blanco, Hays, Caldwell and Hsstrop, of the Ilf-tenlb; from the counties of Guadalupe and Wilson, of the Nineteen! and of Live Oak and Karues. of the Twenty-third District, commencing on Monday, the fifteenth of April, 1878. Third Assignment Two weeks arc aaatgned for hearing causes from the Twelfth, Seventeenth. Twentieth and Twenty-fonrth Districts, commencing on Monday, April lfftS. Fourth weeks are assigned for beiring csusfs from the Ninth and Four teenth IM rlcts, and from he counties of Hill, Niynrro, Limestone, Bosque and Johnson, of the Thirteenth District, commencing on May 18, lbTS.

Fifth As'fsTimen Oneweek is assigned for hearing caues frttm counties not included in any of the previous assignments, which are by law, or may by consent, be returnable to the court st Austin, orwhlch have heen or maybe transferred there by dvf of th court, coui-menciug on the twenty-seventh of M-y, 1878. Attentlou of the bar Is called to the rules of thecsmrt adopted at the Tyler term, 1877, for the speedy spoaiiion of the business submitted and to be submitted By order of the Court. wrtUiKwlt VV. f. DkNuUMANDIE, Cluk.

1 FORTY YEARS. tkLAM-ymow' SOUtMCSS OF STOMACH. BttPfPSU.lOSS OFAPPtTre. IKK HCAMCHE COSmiMOSiC. nt -a co nopmeroRS sou manufacturers It CAUTION.

alKtiu, auk for ItK. A. O. l.WO.VV LIVEII prrjmnvt by lit. A.

ThMteH t'n and lee that the Ukiwtin of r. on earn Inline OMd package. POU SALS IliT MortLEY BHOS J. W. H.

TOU1N. U. H. COUSINM anil R. H.

SMITH. Ami in, Team. I prv raajiBav GUIDE: iu ntnts- Itfn sitcovcrit's tliu wrimjv iiiiiy me mamm rrmutm. wan' ni inuli', Jiniii and miilitle anl ihoulU mil si'i) mrx rre it it cixtUina nitonuation, whi'-ti nimtie enn Bllonl tube without; on h.iw to pnrreUie hi nil, ml tMiiipU-mtn, n.l Uwlitl ihiili the treahnri ul youUi tht bt rt anU oolv true MwrtaKf Cluide iu tlt wor'iL l'ric eiiti Ly llitt KUlhwr may be ciiii-iuittil nerwnuili' ot bv niailuDeny of ttiefubj-'! imnt in nuil i (uj wurk Addle A.0.6UH,liffV 11. UUK, Jiff Wauttuittftuu iv.

Cairii, 11L Dr. Whittier, 617 St Charles street, St. Louis, Mo. A regular frtdatte or two CoilefM. tun ben loacft neacJ in too pyial trdimieut of ail Venorsl, Sexual Diseases tisa aj oibt J'lJ)1iiiirAoSs.

Lculi, icitjpe.rH-rt atjow.md nil old roiidfnti know. Syphilis, Gonorrhu, Gleet. Strictura, Orchitis, Bjpture, all Urinary Ouawat nd Syphilitic ar mercurial auctions of the throat, akin or bnna, an tmtwi vita noprUied uoeof, oa Ir.tM' KleatlHo prloetpleii BaMf, Debility md Impot-ncy, to malt or Belf-tbaM in youth, iextu cxchhi oauk, anif itlilch projoao tomt of Xht feltowtac effenut oorvounKW. wiultial emiMioB; ebUitr, dlBQCMof tttfhl, okfoeUvo mmorj, pimp lei on th hoe, phyilcaj Ucxj krerttna 10 Ulj fa tlw, confusion of Ida, lorn of aviul power, rcndertOK marrlacn Whet it la InooBteoleat tldt Uio oitj fcr treMotwt, edicSiiMeo tr8n by eiprew or Bail everywhere. eteee RUAranUr), where oeubt exieu Is trankW UuA.

OBotBouMiA.M.UlP.lt. K. to 1 P. M. Pimphhrt, to my tddrcM, for Two Stamps.

MANHOOD SS.b7 WOMANHOOD f'iSJ." nt Mlad. all hre, forSO Cent. Manhood ana Womanhood hi Gorman, both togather, tlliittraled, 15 Centa. nni a i aeo GUIDE. Over BftT wonderiul nen oieturea.

true to ihe following euLjectst ho tuny mnrrr, wbf not, why. Proper age to marry. TTboinarrjilm. Menbu4, Women, hood, Phvilcel decaV: The eSie of nni Wtioehooldrjiam: BowliJeo ibmfi lu.smaj be imKsel. Th PbTiiokj or n'l manj more, 1t Berried or eeuimpleiiot nerriaFebotildree4it.

irter aQnuut at veil ai toon, oen Tie lion, ft Ought to be reed IT kU adult percoai, lookfld up, not iRld aroun'l or IobI.m Itta wonfiy of ie-rei4lD. It cnnuiu theorcamot medical ineitpuitlve praoilce.eod worth tcy om who tu five it a otwaful peruaal, tu tunas tta ooata. PopuJftr Fdlt loo. sum as bm. bat paper oarer, HO Sseeutaby Cheapest food-giiide In Aaerjj-, jar UUiar adirau, eookukjg kamunt, DR.

WHITTIER, 617 St. Chirlss atrest, St. Louis, Mo. DR. WHITTIER, 611 St.

Charles Street, Treats all forms of Vcnml Diseases, Semi mil Emissinns ami Sexual Debility, with I unparalleled success N'o matter who failed, call or write; cir cnrj.ultaiion fret. I Can refer lo Ihe medical profession in all parts of the Country. I A Mystery Solved The (ercalcHt Meellral Trlnmph ot i Modern 'llmp! 'I lie Itlynterlouu I i'littiuiel ot llaHc firuverid and a Oriata lire Provided. TliPMomarh, Liver, aud HowelN the en-tre of ltHfae. PARSON6' PURGATIVE PILLS.

THl URBAT ItKMEDY AXD Ml AGNATIC DlJLVKK. i PARSONS PURGATIVE PUIS are the ruult of loiifi-cont inner! Scientific iuves-tlgaUon, and ttre Wabuantkii cjio a i dis-esufv originatina in the Llvur, nut. Uowtila, IS'o grilling ljftins follow tlio uen of thotH! Pi Hx, wile thi; iiowfi are iiiiiuinil; )tm Rklibp, Inmediatr Hki.ikp, may burcliut ujioq. As a cominon Family rtiyt-ic PAR80N8' PURGATIVE PILLS Stand nnertnaled before the win Ifl to-day. lly varying the doe RccfTdlnp; to directione, Pab-mnb' PrnoATivi Pills effttually PenirT rHt Blood and greatly alleviate, lr not 'ctirt cure DyapepMla, Nrrofula or Ktns' Kvl Kuae, Kriatpela or hi.

Anilionya Fire, TCriipttonit and Ernptlve l)U-eaaesol lh Main, Nlc Klieuni, Tetter, Kir worm, Koren. ItolU. I u) mors, llorbtd I er tloi.a, PlmpleMand llloU'liefl. EVERY BOX WARRANTED. Moat complete eaiisf action or no ny.

Full dtrcctiona aronnd each liox. Pliviciana unpiilied by mail, pout paid, for 2 pt-r tirnu fand, in hulk, earth in advance. We wiutwua iheae Pills to any Tollable oniit or iiHirchant to 11 oa Agcnta wanted everywhere. X. S.

JOHNSON Manufacturers, ItanKor Maine. S2500 AVr.AK. Agcntsanlcd. Husl Ui'hh letrltlniat. Parilpiilursfrce AffaUwJ.WOBTtiaUV.

VERMIS utmmit 2 5 3 Wast be a a-- 1 I Grain. Corn, 30c. Oat, SOc. Wheat, No. 2.

1.15; No. 3, 1.05. COTlN. Good Middling 0 12 I Middling I IvOw Middling 1 2 Good Ordinary 8 to 1-4 WHOI.KaAI.K I'XU'K FOR BTAPI.K ORO CKIIIKK. Bacon, clear sides l-2c h.

do iic hclders Sc flams, 1 Lard, tierces 10 half barrels 11 l-4c tins :.12 to 12 l-2c Coffee, choice 22c prime 21c good 2r) 1 2c Sugar, crushed 12 12c powdered 12 1-Sc atatdard A 11 l-2c yellow clarified 10 l-2c choice open kettle 1 0c prime lie Potatoes, per barrel f3.S5. Onions 3.25 Salt, coarse l.M) fine 2.15 Louisiana molasses, choice 75c prime 00c Syrup, choice 85c prime 70c Petroleum, astral 45c radiant 2 85 FI.OL'R. Flour made from new wheat at the Austin City Mills Choice XXXX 3 50 Choice XXX 8 25 Choice XX 3 00 St. Louis and Kansas brands-Choice XXXX, per 100 lbs'. :4 00 Strait XXXX, 3 75 Choice XXX, 3 50 Wheat bran, 1 00 Corn bran, 50 Corn meal, bolted, per bush 40 Arrow Tic, per bundle.

$2.55 LUMBER. Texas Pine, Rough, per 19 00 Dressed one side. 2s 00 DresBed two sides 24 -0 Flooring, dressed, tongued and grooved 24 00 Texas Pine, Siding 18 00 White Pine, Siding, clear 2:3 00 Three-eighths beaded ceiling, clear 21 50 Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No. 1, per thousand, heart 5 25 ShingieB, Sawed Cypress, No. 2, per thousand 3 50 Lath, White Pine, per 1000.

5 00 Texas Pine 4 00 DRY GOODS. Standard prints 5 3-4 to 61 Sea Island domestic. 51 4 to 8 3 4-4 Brown domestic. 4 1-2 tc 0 Bleached domestic 5 to 10 1 Apron checks 9 to 10 Alabama plaids 10 James River 9 Bed ticks 10 to 19 1 Brown duck 11 1-2 to 14 1 White duck 13 1-2 to 22 1 Jeans 15 to 50 Am. ginghams 10 1-2 to 12 Scotch ginghams IS 1-2 to 20 DRCUS.

Acid, Carbolic, crude 1 CP 1 1 00 50 00 25 75 15 8 Citric 1 Tartaric Acid, Powder. Ammonia, Aqua FFF Alum BalsamoCopaiva Bay Rum, per 5 Commercial 3 80 to 1 00 00 00 Borax, Refined Cream Tartar, Pure Commercial Copperass Glycerine, Pure Oil, Bergam't Sanderson's 5 20 50 40 6 30 to 40 00 50 Lemon 4 Peppermint. 4 Nt'a Ft, No. 1, pr.gal 1 Caster, 1 Cod Liver, white 3 Boiled Linseed, 00 to 4 60 25 to 1 CO 50 75 to 4 00 95 90 90 50 Raw, Potassa, Bromide Chlorate WHOLESALE LIQ.UOR8. Kentucky Old Sour Mash.

$2 50 to 5 08 2 00 to 8 00 Robertson Co. Sweet Mash. 2 00 to 4 00 Lincoln 2 00 Common Whisky 1 10 to 1 50 Imported Cognac 4 00 10 00 Domistic 2 00 to 2 50 Imported Holland Gin 2 50 to 4 00 Domestic 1 05 to 2 25 Peach Brandy 2 00 to 3 00 Apple 2 00 lo 2 75 Cherry 1 75 to 2 25 Ginger 1 50 to 2 50 Wines, Sherry Imported. 2 00 to 4 00 Domestic 1 50 Port, Imported 2 00 to 3 00 Domestic 1 70 MMK. Lime, per barrel fl 00 Rosendaie cement, per barrel 3 50 Pn.Url na.

Kkl AO Ia AO Plaster Paris, per bbl. 4 00 Hair, per pound 7 Fire brick, per f05 00al25 00 JOTNTEfit COMMERCIAL COLLEGE And Institute -of PcnmAMrtilm Tfjtthy, Survey Cook Bulldtip, toraet CoBRtew Avenue and Pecan Texas, Conducted by atsraditateof Ka-nman College rouKUkeepsie, rt. Lire Srbolarablp for Biuluew C'ourae, 40 mc "Commprolal Journal, an elght-piage wiM'fcly newepaper, publiehcd by the Iuatitutiou at fifty ceiite 'Hir annum. Single copy evui free to any addref on application No vacations. JylIy A.

CHA.DWICK, BROKER, No. 116 CongrcBi Av enne. State, county, city and miwellaneoua gecuritlw, Land CerUilciiled, Void, Silver and Kxrhauge BougUt aud Hold. Loans negotiated; paper discounted and col leciioni mud. jrttldSmo JOHN BBEMOND, (Sneccssor to Brcmoud Co.) Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS lioott and Shoes, GROCERIES, TOBACCO and CWAKS Also, Agent of Hazard Powder Company.

PECAN STHKKT, AUSTIN, TBXAS. So (loodi al Retail. tvH dwly TP IT ur vei liiuq JYinnpv i Wt hate a laiye qnamt'y of property, (m profrtl and uniuipr.s(-,i. Hi il.e ily. Hher ntatilitti for h) at harvalua lou pun liam-i: umoti tilt-h an-: l.tiH-lt litl a iKWitl-ful location.

Lota Nim. il and ii in litwi. Uvrtfania mri-. Lot 9 and 10. ltlock 17(, am, iot llitH-k lXMuJ4.JI.oek di, UiviPloii well Iru- prumi.

Lot 37, Itloclt tl, I3iiri.fi additlon-larse aize. Two lots in Blork 4, Kaymond'fl Plateau, ttfi AWfftL, eui'lopvd with kiukI plant; ft-uce. Lota 2 and U.H, uhdwUion of out lot 9. Divteiuu 1. Bear Mr-.

Hammond' and lot lu Hubdhiiion uut lot 4, Diviaion IS. Aim, i aere I well improved and very desirable. 1W iml (rotu tlw Avunua. vast of the city, at abanralL. One luiiidred and flv.

w-rea land on Utile walnut. 5 miles northeast of city of Aualta- acrev tn cultivation and 44) iu pm-uire. And acrcf nnituproved adjolnm Palgw on tbufttatrai railroad, S5 tnilta eaat of Aaaiiu. Alan 100 acres nut nr the Arnold Moon irar. voy.

ft mi lea aouthwuat of the city, brvlly well lmpruvtrd, Also, SJK acrea railen wet of thecltv, it tt well Kttualed for a Vineyard and nursery. trMt 7 trt'm city, nar PlakvUla; IwiaereKlu line of 1UU In ptutnre and woud 490 acre of the Abel L. Kavei durvcy in Mi-tom county. A two otory frame hone, rooma and hall eood clMfrn. rlFhTii hotiMv cheap, or will eichaiijjfl for JireuhMiu city nroo-erty.

A ho, mil lots fl andS-1. Divtuton in eaitivaitt.ii and i in Itmtr, well Impnivwl and very tteoirahle; and 4 itcrm in out lot 35, fenced 1 on three ntdoi. If you waiit a bariratn in any of thia property cull and fee ue. W. 6.

liUT4'UKla CO. Also ft ucri'son tlie South hldixtf Improved a a line two dory hotinc with six rooms, kitchen stable and rarriaee house; splen- I most of the year. Iraprovrmcnla ill new, mid tliv property my desirable. Will be awid at a barKaiu. Also, one leairtie in connty; mosily vai- I ley land, red, rich seil, and in a fine train region; 1 is a BU Suitable forafinu Block rant IUvln been ielcaed with Rrat care, wr think an invest-! ment tn it, at the pr ceat which St will puy more than 10 per cent, on the money.

n.o. iiuiuuiviao W. Several atorelhoueea and resldenceB for runt W. S. Hotchkiss A Co.

novil-iliyr Look! Look! I Read and Examine for Yourself. The follow! tie property for sa.e. to-wit: A tie Iwo wtory dwelling honce, nnrth- Went of I lit: Capitol; built hi modrn style, whip, KiM.jiu, MrvauL a room anu cieleru; all in tirst rate order. Lot THxPJo. Irwelltnr honse with out hnilrtlnijs.

all In Arm rate condition; lot lVx14; about Uftcen minutes walk eact of Avenue Hotel. A'wo thi flnedt built and bent arranged house in the city, with every conwnlence attached live minutes walk west of Avenue Hotel. Also a beautiful cottage east of the Land Of flee. Tlii" is a flue chance for nice home fur a little money. Call soon and ae rent.

Also tbe finest market garden and fruit farm he State, wtta all the 3 miles east of the city. Also, 7 acrew, with all the improvtronnta. Hhout one mile northwest of Hie c.ty. The plive is wel: improved. Dwellit'R houseand outhouses uocd order.

A farms mileB east of Austin; will eel) acres, or the whole place containing lflj acres. A farm of acres with improvements, on the south side, abuttt I mile from he Coloradn river A beautiful vie of the mrrouiiditit; country. HdO acre f.irm, lfi h-s from Ausiin, on Uit Fredericksburg mad; known as i ong View; well improved, and a lint; ranch. ft 14 sere stock farm on Onion Creek, with some improvement; tuitabU for ftieep, cattle hogrt. Wood and never-fatimg wat.r.

Vim acre farm, weli Improved, nil enctofed. rock ftv pasture' and tine land, in Hiirimt tenuity, about one mile from the town Unmet. Terms easy, 1'HMi acres in Bastrop connty, near the Centra HaJioud, wilh al Uiu improvement--, tmoii place. I'2 acre farm in Bastrop county, near the Cer-tr lltailroad. Niceplitce and well improved.

i) acres in Travis connty, 5 miles from Austin, ml en'h)sed and good fmiTovtinentf, on tlie Georgetown road this side of Fiskville. 'iti arre farm, two miles from Oeoifretown, Williamson county; splendid land and improve menta. acre farm In Burnet county, with all the improvements; ood and fine Tor stock Will sell the place for 151)0 cash, if applied to soon. 1WKI acres farm, (nd stock rami in Itayi conn ty, well improved; Hue for sheep and cattle; a(K) acres well inclosed with stone and cedar fence; good dwelling and out-buildings, (j.Wi acres the tineet and best stock ranclie and farm in the Mate ilava cotinlv. two miles from Mountain City, with all tne improve-ment-i; 4 cotton gins, grist mill, Ilmirmlii, sawmill, shiiitrle machine; with Hi feet fall of wa er from the U'anco river; the river innim; tenter of the farm; a nicj rock church and Hcho'd hoiifc, with 50 but, dings on the place.

2(Ki ncres in Montgomery count un Lake Creek; line timber land: 25o ucr acre. 32b acres, all prairie Jami, six miles from Tay ler, on iirushy creek; good land; price $1 per aere. :JU.M!) acroB In different tracts, several o.r which are well improved, in Jackson coun'y, nearTexana; fine land and splendid for tocti. Wilt sell the whole UO.OOO, or in different tracts to suit buyers. list acres Hi miles from Austin, in Hays conn ty; line stock ranche; turma easy.

1 tlti acres In Hornet connty, about eight miles from Liberty Hill, in Williamson rounty, between San tiabnel and Colorado rivers; eood sunk range. Will tiell tbe place for $7t; chiap. f-10 acres in Bell connty, situated In a fine country; abundance of wood, and water from the Lampasas snlphiir rpnngs; about 400 uf rood tillable laud, and fine for cattle and sheep Will Si ll for 1 per acre, cash. 320 acres in Burnet und Travis counties, on Cypresf creek mid tributary of the Pi rduiale. river, uiiics from Austin; land about 4.0 feet above tiie level of Cypress creek; price I pi acre, cash.

120 acres in Medina county, 25 miles from San Antonio, on ihe witter of Hondo creek, miles from t'a-trovilie, knuwu an Mirvey No. dislriLt No. 1. 2.KJO lines or bind in county, tiejow splendid iirnirie land; water running through the place. Will sell any pan of the laud.

741 acres of land In liruysoTi county: S. Pat tie Mirvey; 14 m'lus soutliwe.it 'lomteher-in and mile- of thuCeutral raiirutd. piio arres in Llano county, 24 miles from Llano town. Will sell lor per acre. acies in Travis county, at mouth of Per-diiiaks aud Colorado rivers, 25 miles from Austin.

1400 acres iu Fannin county, in three tracts: ti! les perfect or no sale. The above property will be sold on easy terms, williHlag: amount of proper uot inuntioued in this list, both of cicy aud county property. Those wishing to buy wilt do well to call on or additss M. B. SWEH.NKY.

Agent and Collector, 715 Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas. THE TEXAS LAND IMMIGRATION C0MP1W, SAINT IjOUIS. HON. H. llltOWN, at St.

Lou ib, President. HON. J. B. PK1CK, of Je Hereon City, Miseouri, Vice President J.EE It.

SHHVOCK, Manager or Texas Department at Austin, Texas P. II. WOODWOKTH, and Manager of St. Louts Office, St Lou in. Thin Company offers for nal one million arrea of elcvant KAHM1NU Northeni and Central Tex at in tracts UK) to 31 K10 arres, and HIIKKP AND CATTLlC KANC11 BS.

ranjf-ing from tOiK) to 1ft) IMX) ucrea In a body, located lu South and Southwt-xti ru Texas. Thu location of cnlonius la made a specialty lo whom the bent bargains are guaranteed id tracts raiiKtuc from live to twenty thousand acres Ju a body. The colony lands are iuto tracts or 100 acres and up, to unit the want? of immigrantx, and very low tianrporla-tion furnfehud actual aettlers. Address either office Austin or St Jell) dwly S3 HOLUPLATKD vtinthe Ltnowu worla. fraiiivlt WittrU Frtt Is AQtM.

Ami v. uaa a I I I I i To Amend Section liiree oi an Or dlnaure HeKUlatluv 4 ity Ik il Onl-iiimt nj L'ittj tu Vifyof Auffin; Skition 1. That sec'ion thn-e or an ordinance retdilatinu cilvmarkets heatnL-ndt-d so as lo read as viz: The city marshal ahall, on the flr-Jt day of March and Ilrst day of Sep-ti mber in each and every yt-ar, uttlens the aim-! Khali fome on Hnnday and in that event on Saturday preceding, after having hrst Rive live days1 totice by advertisement in oome daily uewspdper publish xi lu thecitvof Au tin ami by printed notices pot-ted in live piblic places in the city, one of which shall be at the city mar-ket, proceed to or lease the markat stalls in ihe city market at. public auction at the market house to tne ui-het bidder, or bidders over and above the minimum price which has been nxed by the city council, after f-tnUngtbe terms of said renliug or eating, which aliillhe that the lefsea or lessee fhall pay in cash at. the time of renting said stall or stai la, one-half of thu amo uit hid for same, and shall at oocn execute bin or tln-ir promtHnory note with at least two ytxKl and solvent eecniitics to Iw approved by tli mayor for the payment of the rt-mainunr one-half of the uiitoimt on the thirty ti-st day of August or 'h" of FeUruoy, as lb -y may have rented Tor the six month, besinolng March 1 or Sepuuiber 1, said note shall bear interest at the rate ten iter cent, per annum from date until paid.

February 3s. Tbe above and fommntr ordinance was presented to the Mayor of the City of f.unt)n, Texas, on Uiu first uny of March, 1x7, lor his ap-nroval and was not cigued by him or returned by him to the city council of the city or Austin, wit hla obection thereto within the time specified by the charter of ttaut city ana thereupon became a law without his approval. mar lot oil is UEuukai, City Clerk.