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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

Tue stock has more tpan doubled within four
mon;hs, the total value the list of March of the
year beng only 8, 5000 which was the smallest
total Of Fcregp Goods held 10 bond at this port since
our record wa. commenced.
The figures Of the Bank Statement Of the week are
considered as quite favorable the contraction of loans
con,inuir 2 while the addition Of the California arrival
has given sn increase to the specie reserve. II must
not be overlooked however, that the amount of the
specie iIe given in the statement is only apPareo "a
81 400, eco wen, out On Saturday, leaving the Banks
on Monday probably not over 81 100000. The con-
serva,iye movement Of the line Of loans is very
favorable a,ure and the decrease of net deposits is
the natural consequence The large continued drain
Of gold u attracting considerable attention in Bank
parlor, without serious apprehension of trouble
al cad and in eases the determination is to take
in sail md prepare Tor any sort OF weather
The following ls comparative statement OF the
condition of the New-York City Banks for the weeks
1,p,, Iuty ND Iuly lG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
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AsHFS-Tbe market without chang. demand
Pos AZ ~ lstd IS Is sEd Pearls at IS 8If.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Th.ie 10 better demand for good
brandt. Ca O D. aud this msr
brands lower but more active at toe abatement Sour has
ben inquired after for choice ess plenty Ts
ss 79 bps 15d IS 10 for sdP-rfn. State IS 2,@
81 for extra do IS IS IS 70, choice d.. do $50
70 low GRADES Of Western 81 5JG 50 for stppnG
brands Of hoop OHIO tfresh ound these lees
plenty So itG47 Is for trade brands do; IS D0ty 80 for
81 Lus brands and e. Jd % extrs 0enss-s sahera
Flour inactiv- the arrivals light and prices irregular
The 40 bbs goa 81 IS tos mp-rfns Baltimore,
Sc 80 5nd 81 tor trade brands Rye Flour Ia limited
demand Corn Me-. quiet 'sies Of Jer'ey o.
CRAlNTb. demand for Wheat firm. but At lower rates.
The arrivals are not ar sales Of g% bush new Red utosIo
bush White 55a 81; 80 bush. White Missouri
So Rye quiet 89asc Data e..r, aud Ia united
demands sales Of State at 2a4 add Canadian va and
choice DO &c. Barley nrsc ed, and nomnal ct 300
66c. Malt selling at Sds5c Com IN Ear demaod and
@o bush az See for damaged Mixed; $50. fr ola "a
s2. for Rond Yellow $40 for Western do and 81 Tor
prime Yellow southern. White 10 quit. nominal
WHisK, Tn ms'ke' heavy aud the demand modsfsN'
PBOvsIOYs-The Pork market rather easier local de.
sIH rs r.,. 'es ss .a. . as se for Pms
SIS 81 l5 50fo Thin Mss +s IS Clear and els Gi
M Meas Beet IL 10 limit demand and 70 heavy sales Of 40
bills IS r PRIME +Sa "a rs to County Mss; $50
ga for kspseked Mess aud ~ ia so for Exrsi Pnms
Mo-. and India Mes, dull miDaL Beef Hams quiet
sales OF ~ bbs at s7 D.. Bsc very quiet at &C. Cut
Meat. rather ayy .sss T. hbds aud 81 G5c. for
sh uld, and sa8c for Dry Hams Lard steady tho de-
uodIste aud the arrivals limited .-s Of ~ bb'
and Icl ollie Batter Is ia fair demand a. Pale for
sts aud OH Cheese :. IN fair dsmspd at 3asic.
TALLOW-Hoders are FIRM the stock mooerase sales Of
hAYhe inquiry i' fair for shipping sales Of 200 bales a.
6,asae p rom
LIMF-Rocl land s steady at zoe Tor Common.
COTrONThe make, hes been dull bat frmj sales OF
30 be.es. We repeat qno'a ions.
ksw-yoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

As compared with the statement of the previous
week, the results are as follows
Decrease in hort loans ?7 Decrease IN specie ss625
Der.as. In rs So Inc In distant balances SsaS
exchange 1850 Decrease ia circulation s6 Soo
Decrease in deposits proper. ...............sSio,M
The Boston CONNIE, c,al Bulletin relates the follow
in all. cdote Of one of our New York jobbss, who
attended the Trads-Sahs:
The Mas WHO "TooK THE B,LAScE."-A gentle
man COM &c ted with N.~-York firm, who visited the
sales for the purpose of purchasing dry goods, made
hmselt merry over the Insignificant amount Of goods
offered for sale proposing to draw the check OF bis
finn COR the whole amount on the catalogue for die
count of } Y cent. The sale proceeded, and our
friend to bi. credit be il said, bought literally geo.
eraIly taking Z" the balance" Finally line OF high
cost goods reached; beneath tue number
of cases Indicated ia the catalogue was the word
"more indicating quantity OF some hat an lndefi-
n re amount go after so &c thirty cases had oeen
allotted 10 two or three buyers, our NewIOrk friend
" saled H." as usual, with his {" take the balance.
" Do ~ derstand you TO take the balance - asked
the G, nsiguer who stood the auctioneer. Ger
taiulyw was the decided reply.
"Then we dirsppoint you, gentlemen, said
the kuie Int Of the hammer to some half dozen eager
applicants, who, with out-tretched hands, demanded
thor Two ten cases. Mr.. - " takes the bal
ance !" A curious individual who hat been consulting
his caaogu e at tbi- momebt Glanced 10 inquire what
" more meant and what was the balance.
4" Fire hsRdred cases, sand the auctioueer A low,
prolonged whistle heard in tho silence which
ceeded this amour cement, which was followed by an
expus n IT laughter. Af'er il subsidized, Mr.. -
was permitted 10 have his purchase altered 10 one
hundred cases. instead Of clearing the market Of one
description of goods, at an expense Of so 900. IL is
understood tha, DO further profers we're made of
d aeiDg check On New-York for the whole amoant
OF goods on the catalogue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

To,al....sl7e74 slSs7SSS4 sll,O6l, 7q sls,Ss's
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sum due to distant Banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

MAPIE-SrsAR ~ MISsEsorA.-A Minnesota cor
resp nteLt says that the sugar mapleree abounds 10
nearly all the woods of that State, and that large
quantity Of sugar was made in the Spr'g of 1859.
Two brothers working together made 800 pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

NOTICE Of APPLIChTIUN ri The discharge
IN sfsn tu.oivent from his debts provisions
49, .,e- Of the title ~ the fhb ehae of the seeoad
r1S,b. Revi.eo s.su'esEVER" D. Lone the City and
E~v,v II NrvYork an in.olvent deS,or Notice first psb
So May 2; lSs. Credtors "a appear before he Hon
uyNRy hLT0N Of De yodses Of the Cour u Com
"a, a Cry Of New yors the Chamber, Of he Court II
csUmon Peas In he City Hail. Ia the City e New York -
-. day ~ August 1859 eleven occh 10 ;bs te
n that day show why assignment should NO; b.
"a. of isolv.u and he be DISCHARGED from bis
kNs bUkTON tOULI. Auy-'or fc'li4on,r,
.x.4 iawlewlu No. lG6 Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
Paefc s..am.b,p Company expires. Tsi, viii make

Pacifc S,ssmeb'p Company expires. Toi,wiu make
hee Ines Cd the Atlantic end Of the California routs
The talfy.ary ib,,r,s. on the Fire. Morgag- B)nfs
cf the Cincitnati, Ha,siton ard Dayton Railroad
Company, cue July 20, wli be paid at the Baok Of
A., erica. The Philadelphia sni Treuion RAILROAD
Company has ,cIared seIDi-,nnual dividend Of =
cent.
Tferc Is sore intent "a expressed Of foreclosug the
Lana Gran. Mortgage the L. Crosse Road, but the
Con paBy -Al pr baby make proposition which may
BE- nor- satisfactory. They all ask If The bonddoli'
20 recu ce the ISSUE by voluntary surrender, iom
four 90 ,pe million upon which amount tue Company
will Undertake to pay TIE interest promptly. Even
this would be more than toe bonds cot large portion
Of the holders and would give about 10 e cent the
pre- ett mark,. value. The Company also feel couf-
dent tha. they will room obtain possession Of the lands
belonging 10 he Land Grant road.
The export Of Specie fJr the week ending Saturday
was as fnlo~s:
Rsri = d. aint psee............. 5000 60
Bra W Wilson, Cuifad hclysi-Am. yold c1in.. 5lSO ~
stesn,r q OF b'i'inoe L'erPo -AG.rr'cAn oo.o, ~,
s,s.D.r CITY Of Bafinor,, L.v.rpoo-Gold ban 2s27s
Steamer Val o.rbi!t scu.hsnP;on ana h>vn-Aui ,..,
gold coin, bar. and silver dolAs'.'.'''''''... ldo6 "
- ia2Si, %
Pr.yio,,y SSl5 ~ "a
Total for S. $40 s+s u
Same line in 1851 - 'soso W
The annexed are the Warehouse statistics of this
port:
rosi vain. Of Goods 10 Bord June 10 SIC ~
n,,r,d Wa bou.. from .isn . Jnue... sea 2SS
R,.-iy,a Ina n, Nd Domestic 1879
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl5ssss2
UithdIa~ n 81 oo9.ump,oD h.Ie....... =. S9,.l
Trastpr,d 20 n,.er me..ir poIi.. l7s5- - fslsss
Iaav,. s,o.i IN Warehouse July 1859. SlSI5T4
sell h WA, bou,e d. 1851 ................ SS9
S,oeI in Var nous. July l. ls57.,............. S649
Stck Wa,hoBse July 1855 l.6l-o1i
Stock in Har. house July |, 1855 lS5Bl@I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

Table Of tie Loas. Syere Circulation and Deposits 81
the Gun York tte geek ending Saturdl
july ne 1859 20 uhch 10 af-ed me Capitl! # each BInk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

WASHING MAoHIsEs.-We don't know which has
had the most labor Of invention manufacture and la
Dor lost bestowed upon it, the washing machine or
the chun Tie grand result in both cases has been
not perfection in the article sought after but demon
straton Of the great wants Of the country Fer were
those wants not great, there would not have been
such vas. amount Of labor lo.t in trying 70 produce
simple, inexpensive machine to churn the cream,
and another 10 wash the clothes. Decided failure
arks the calendar Of irve nti0ns in both cases. to
such degree that the clerks Of ths Patent Office
would shout soon see the devil walk in to apply
for patent for a new kink in liz tail to see an in.
veuicr with model FOR churn an 81 i'm
proved washing machine After all the efforts Of
Yankee Ingenuity, ninetenthS Of the butter Is still
made in tile old dasher churn willie tue patent article
takes lis rest among the old garnet lumber and the
only washing mscbine that has held its OWE, is the
rubbng-bosrd or the pounding barrel and probably
al tbs day the most successful Of all the patented
chimes for washing clothes i nothing but contri-
varce for making tie operation Of pounding easier
end more speedy THIS is efeotuaiy doLs by con-
tIiyapce called "The Metropolitan Washing Ma
/" chine rAae, by lie by, that entities tie give.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

H&- The party of gentlemen that went out on
Friday and Saturday last, fishing with seines in the
West Fork, returned Saturday evening with the most
satisfactory testimonials of their success. 1t was
impossible to bring home all they caught and al
though large crowd was with them, all went Home
loaded with the finest buffalo o, cat md perch Mes
srs. Hawpe and Prince, in the generosity Of their
hearts Thought us fish that beat anything Of the
kind we have seen for many a day. Long may they
waye-(not the fish for that would suit his taste too
WE'LL and may they ever be as successful in oil their
undertakings. We hear the seines actually broke
from the multitude Of fish, caught in one hauling
and this is no ''fsh story either, but real story,
as genuine as stories ever get to be-lterally the
truth-eyery word of it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

aaS. Tearing down and building up begins to be
the order of the day in Dallas. Improvements which
seemed for while, to be advancing backwards"
arc now wearing another aspect Town lots are Of
fered for sale in view of the speedy arrival of the
Central Railroad, and the really Frightening affairs
Of the Southern Pacific road The unslghtly OLD
warehouse attached to the store Of Mr.. A. Simon' is
removed and very substantial one to be erected IN
is place The old store house of the Messrs. Smith
one of the oldest frames in the town is down, and
is site will soon be occupied by very neat build
pg Improvements is the order Of the day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

DD- We are indebted to our esteemed friend Col.
George Wilson, for excellent peaches, the very
best we have seen this season. We understand that
the Colonel has fine Drop of them this season. and
Of an average quality.
Wehsse heard 1t from some person who observes
such things and they very useful oo that those
orchards that are located upon or near white rock
pointsha a, borne good crops Of fruit this season.
while others that had more favorable situations in
regard to soil, and protection failed entirely. We
refrain from all speculation as to the causes, &C.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Mount H'rairic High school.
w II. SMITH, Principal, and Mrs. 5. J,sMlI!I
Wv \. Assistnnt

M H. SMITH, Pllhcipai, ana his' - d. SMlih'
w Assistant
The Nr session this school, will commence on ,c first Mon
October. The scholastic viii be dN~ INTO TWO SEA-
si1us Of five months each.
TlRMS---of Tuition PER Session;
GrommarWnI Arithmetic, 81 80
Grammar and Arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra,
Composition Natural Philosophy, Chpml'ryanI History l. dV
Algebra continued, Geometry TrEonemytrr, surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Gcom"try nintrcrty! anu
i,cnts of Io,in Greek and spanish languages 10 co
S,uInts viii be charged from the time of entering until tie
close the session. unless In Of prorarttd uuvss
Tuition payable at the expiration Of each term
This school locate, IN Dallas county. mill" north 81 uc
town Of Dallas, the residences of Bon Merrill ana W. T.
Former Board Ne had in the uaghhurl0ul on rasonn
bic terms Each student will b, charged 30 cts py session. III
Llrntnl cxprnsrs lilly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

1HE FAIn.-As the time approaches for tho holding
Of the Agricultural Mechanical Fair, VIC understand
thai considerable activity is manifested amongst those
Immediately interested Numerous articles are being
made for exhibition, and, from the signs of times,
Judge that the Fair will not be inferior to anything of
tho kind gotten up in the State. list of premiums
will be published this week, from which citizens
ON learn great deal that will be interesting to exhib
tors. The most laudable zeal is manifested on all
hands, and it seems to be the determination of every
on, to take premium, and leave others to do the
sane they The Fair grounds are situated most
clgiby short distance from the town of Dallas, in
The grove known as Wyatt's Grove.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

IL Large quantitle, Of -four have been purchased
at the numerous mills in this county and conveyed to
distant parts Of the State by Nexicans Thcpresencc
ofthair singular carts. and the novel mode of work.
ing their oxen, attracted great attention from our
citizens. Many Of tho carts and their drivers were
from the city Of San Antonio.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

TNHOSE who understand building Bridges are in
J. yted to forward to the Chief Justice of Dallas
county, plans and specifications for double tract
Bridge across the Trinity River at the town of Dallas
1t will require two principal spans one about loo
niers, constructed of durable timber, two of which,
will be between 40 and SO feet in height from the
foundation and the other about % feet The county
Court designs letting out the contract tor building
said Bridge, sometime in the coming Fall, ana any
plans or specifications furnished said CHIEF Justice,
must be gratuitous, as no consideration will be paid
for the same w. X. MASTEN, C. c. C. D. co. T.
By GEO. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
June LIST, 1S59.-4S:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Lost Certificates.

I have lost the following Land Certificates, via On.
issued To John NJ. Patterson, for 6lO acres OF
land, No 7, issued on the 18th day Of December,
1886, by the District court Of Hills county another
issued to Daniel Rogers for go acres Of land by h'
District court Of kaufman county, atthe fall term
1850, No, % and another No. 49, issued to William
smith ON the 18th day Of April 1850 for $40 acres
of land II the above certificates not found with
in the time prescribed by law, shall apply to tho
proper Department for duplicates Of the same;
D. L. fEARRlS,
Julv ~. ls5l-i:qtl Ellis county, Itras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

pG- We learn from q passenger who came up on
tho stage yesterday, that the stage from Anderson TO
Waco was upset on Tuesday last, about 10 miles be-
low tho latter place. There were but two passengers
in at tho time, Mr. A. Simon, of this place, and an
other gentleman. Mr., Simon, We learn was quite
severely, though. not seriously bruised, and
the other passenger received some slight bruises,
Tho driver had one leg broken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Schools. Patrons and Teachers.

Schools, Patrons and Teachers.
By request, Col Jno. NJ. Crockett, will deliver OF
he Courthouse tomorrow evening, an address upon
he above topics
The citizens of Dallas requested to attend and
ear these subjects handled by the Colonel The adj
ress will be delivered with the view of establishing
good and permanent school at Dallas, the necessity
which is seriously felt, and the material for which
a believed to exist amongst us. full attendance
# ladies and gentlemen is requested and especially
& ne patrons of Schools and parents generally.
We have no doubt that the subjects will be well
.estsd and presented IN such a form rs TO render
&c fouqdation Vi frst rate school not only feasible,
At easily sitainabie There IS nouug that de-
snds 20 large share Of public attention as that Of
h1ols, and no one That IS 50 fraugbi With inpar-
nee TO parents ami tie well wishers q cur s1Wing
lanirY We bCspesk fgr The Colonel full attend
nc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

~ A vast amount Of molasses will he prepared
this season. in this county. from the sOrgho cane
Tho specimens We have are very creditable and
in many instances superior to the mOlasses brought
from New Orleans We HAYES specimen of fine
ly chrystallred sugar. accidentally produced from the
syrup, during the process Of mOlasses making,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

~ Owing to- the illness of Judge BurfOrd, court
was adjourned from last Wednesday until Monday
morning. "The heightened term is about to be
brought to close. His Honor being engaged at this
time, merely in signing the records. Considerable
business is left unfinished. We are pleased to state
that the Judge is well, and once again "rsetus in
curig,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

Bay> The advertisement of Geo. w. Davis & Co.,
to-day's paper. These mills are now in fine running
ordor, and capable Of turning out lurge amount of
-four and lumber. The attention of the citizens of
Ellis and the surrounding counties is referred to the
advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

B65, Gen. N II. Darncll, representative elect from
this county, is generally spoken Of for the speaker
ship of tie House, during the next session Of the
Legislature No suitable person could be elect
ed by that body, to this important and honorable
position Those who knaw Con. Darneli while spvak-
er Of the first Congress Of the Republic, remember
the dignity, and ability with which he then dscharg
ed his duties and now recommend that he should be
elected to the speakership of the House. Such po-
stion conferred upon him, would be exceedingly
gratifying to large circle of friends and acquaint
ances.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

~ We are indebted to our neighbOr, Reese Jones,
for bag Of ,upsrhns white meal, made from the
Prolific corn, that has gained so high reputation in
this county, 1t was manufactured at the milling
tablshmsnt Of Messrs Gold Donaldson, and is real
ly superine article.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

! oST-IhaYe lostt-1 Lani 6criPs, ior go acres
! 4 each, Nos = and72, issscd BY Edward Clark
Commissioner oi Claimi 0h tiie 4th day q March
1850 ig Tic Buffalo Bs0u, Rrazls lld Colorado H.i
rad Company Ifno' found within thc time rres5ri-
bed b. lsw, viii aprly the proper department for
Duplicates. W. u. WITT
DaDls, Aug. 20, lsJ.-5.gt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
DIED.
NIELANIPAS.

At his residence in the vicinity of Dallas the 10th INST
THOMAS COLEMAN, in the forty-fourh year of his
as am informed, the incurable malady of consumption
which had been preyng upon his frame for about the space
of two years.
But oh. his suffeings DER
He'll feel the panss Of death no more.
The deceased was exemplary member of the Method
full hope and of glorious life beyond the grave
He leaves behind loving wife, and four devoted cMl.
dren, their sacric, and taste the cup OF grief
But, OH why noun, embosomed wife?
Though hope andloye be riven:
Thou soon shall icin again in life
Eternal, bright in Heaven.
And children fond, dry up the tear
OH give your heats to God
And soon thy fathers lot you'll share
Beyond earths dampning sod.
Dallas Texas,-Aug. 18th, 1859
At the residence Of her Thomas ANDERSON in Dallas
son, In the Goth Of her The deceased born In
Kentucky and moved to Missouri with her husband VIM And
erson and there to this County She joined the Missionary
Baptist Church when and lived consistent member Of
until she departed to join her husband the Church
above She died among her friends and Children and nowt
standing she received every attention and Kindness yet worn by
time had marked her for his own, and took her
the embrace who loved her earth to Him who
died conquer DEATH and with the promise to all his
faithful followers, "becose iiue shall iUe also"
At the Grape Vine spfngs in Dallas Co.. the 2lst Aug
1882 after Short bnt Painful Illness MRS. POLLY H. HAL
LACK, aged A wears, coasort of LLOYD p. UAILACR.
The deceased daughter Of Rev. Barton W. Stone,
whose pey, exemplary life, and bright example, fully
ficed in the life Of his laughter Mrs Halack leaves af
and large circle of iend her loss yet hey
not those who have lopez She has exchanged the
Of earth and its fancd joys for substantial happiness in
the society of Angels in thai Bills region beyond
the clouds, and beyond the tomb" Mrs died she had
lived In the fullest faith in he aonng Reeemer
Nc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card.
HusToY, August LIST, 1859.

HosToS, August LIST, 1859.
Mr. Editor The cpartnershp between Mr.. Cair
and myself, under the syle of J. J. Cain & Co., il
discontinue BY mutual s0tsaut have bought out
his interest in the Tarsi ard business ana viii
continue the business indie e re manner as hereto
FORE and a. the ssine yfgs, Ia my name. Feeling
thankful for The e-.ensirs arOaase heretofore re-
ceyed. tru 10 merit ,oaii11aucs oft Ali cOu-
signments AMI letters shod be addressed TO me ind
vidually -.-
Your. Il s. BLOUAG
August u l550--5.2D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Notice to the Public

HAVING understood that report is in circulation
/ that have or am about to close the ST. NIcHo-
LAS HOTEL, in Dallas, which pronounce base false
hood, but to the contrary, am prepared to accom-
MEDIATE all who may give me call. have in con-
nection with the House, stable and plenty of
forage, ostler, &c. N. N. DARNELb, Proprietor.
Dallas, July 10Th, 1S59-3tf