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March 20 lat IS, Ion ~, ship Casilda, from NYork
for Antwerp. - .
March IS, of Middle Mouse, barque Annie, Reed,
from Liverpool for philadelphia
April 7, lat 80 81, len ~ 50, ship Southern Rights
from Charleston Tor Liverpool
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ITltO2a % Mcfarland,
Desire to call the attention to the fact that than
4 Q -.g- ertfF.
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
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FIRST RATE SAFE.
At MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY IL WAREHOUSE,
Middle Street, Portland.
Or at no Sudbury Street, Boston.
1Y- Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tilton a. McFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso s. Co. thH
Jan 15-SN1stw in each mo&adv remainder OF time
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MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, April is.
ARRIVED. ..
Brig Union Star, tBrj Merriam, Barbados 20 days
Brig Ella, (Brl Atkinson, Matanzas 18th ult via
Edgartown
Sch Whitnev Long, Hayes, Baltimore
Sch Isaac Rich. Crowell. Philadelphia.
Sch Idaho. Davis, South Amboy
Sch Ellen Merrman, Hutchinson. Ezabethport,
with loss OF foremost head and maintopinast
Sch Eliza FRANCES, Hamilton. New York
Sch Ida l. Howard, Harrington, New York. See
disasters.
Sch Alice c Fox. Adams, Boston.
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick Boston.
sch Challenge, Doe. boston Tor Whit rport.
Sch Lizzie, Iabbutt. Perry tor New York.
.el CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood, New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque L Stocker, Bibber, Cardenas-Churchili,
Browns e. Manson.
Barque st Jago, Loud Matanzas-E Hight.
Sch Libby G, Brl Banks, CORVALLIS, Ms John
Porteous, and A ID Whidden.
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:sxeszanss anes Vicinity.
New Adver,isepaen.. this nay.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Cool -Tao IT Poor
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sxrERTAIEMENT OoLUnH.
naar;nn uolI-Thoatro
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IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Brig Ella -279 hhds sugar, OF
account.
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Recent Publications.


The American Unitarian Association, whose
Office is at &c Chauncey street, Boston, have
issued, in response to an urgent request from
the ladies Commission on Sunday School
Books" new editions of several valuable re-
lgious books adapted to the use of children
and Young people. Among these are The Life
of the Saviour, by the Rev. Henry Ware, Jr.;
Sermons to Children, by the Rev. T. w. P
Greenwood, a former minister of Kings Chap
ell, Boston; and also, in single neat little vol
ume, two other works by the last-named au-
thor, viz: Lives of the Tscelve APOSTLES, and
Life Of John the Baptist Many parents in
search of some helpful reading for their chill
dren, will recognize in the above pleasant in
structors of their own early years. (Received
by Messrs. Short & Loring, who are agents
for the American Unitarian Association.)
The Appletons have seldom offered to the
public any books more popular than their
cheap editions of Scott and Dickens. Though
the type in these books is small, yet the excel
lenoe of the paper and the perfection of the
press-work make the page perfectly legibe;
while in neatness of style and convenience of
form they leave little to be desired, Bleak
House, and Hard Times, in the Dickens, "nd
The Antiqua1y in the Scott series are the lat
est issues. (Received by Hall L. Davis and by
Bailey & Noyes.)
William White & Co., Boston, are the pub
fishers of a new volume from the pen of An
drew jackson Davis, the author of THE Great
Harmonic" 1t is entitled Memoranda of Per-
sons, Places and EUents, and contains a curl
ouS rapnrd of the phenomana of clairUova noa
magnetism and spiritualism, with much that
relates wholly to the personal experiences of
the writer. The time is passed by when these
phenomena can be laughed out OF sight Their
actual occurrence is proved, if human testi-
mony can prove anything. They have to be
accepted; but their explanation, and the dis
position made of them will, OF course, be very
different with different persons. There is an
| artless earnestness in the frank revelations of
Mr.. Davis which, if it proves nothing else, ex-
hibits his own clear conviction of their truth
and value. Not the least interesting portion
of his book is the Appendix, containing Helm
rich Zschokkes remarkable story of "Horten-
STA, or the TRANSPORTATION. The Dedication
of the book is characteristic. 1t is inscribed,
"first, to proud men in science; second, to
moralis.s of every school; third, to anti-pro-
gressive Christians; fourth, to reticent men of
ideas; fifth. to timid men in all professions;
sixth, to exclusives in all religions lastly, to
all human kind with the fraternal love of their
friend and brother, the author"
From the same publishers we receive small
pamphlet entitled Theodore Parker in Spirit
Life. Ittpurports to be "a,narratve of person
al experience inspirationally given to Fred. L.
H. Willis, M. D." 1t is very we'll written but
will probably be least satisfactory to those to
whom Mr.. Parker was best known.
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JacksOn's Catarrh Snuff |

MAINS ELDERBER RI WINE.
nov 81 sN d&wtf ~
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No sapppiniment. No ridiculous
tints Remedies the III effects oI Bad DYES Invig-
crates and the hair soft and beautiful black or
broton. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 1e Bond
street, New York. jan1isNd1y
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BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

BY TEL TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
Sid FIN Cienuegos 4th inst, big Choice. Portland.
Ar at Malanzas 9TH, brig Martha A Berry, Chfse,
Portland; MinDa 1raub, True, do; sth j Poedo,
Plummer, do. .H.
Cid 9Th, barque Augustine Kobbe, Carver, New
York. 4gIts
Ar at Cardenas 9Th. brig Hyperion, Simonton, I'm
Portland; Emma L Hall, Blanchard, Havana; sth
Saml Lindsey, Wilson, Boston; o C Clary, Bryant,
Philadelphia,
Cid i, sch Mary Long, North Of IIatteras.
Ar at Caibarien LIST inst, barque Argentine, from
Nassau, MP.
Cid at Havana 7th, brig Nellie Bowers, tor Port
land Sth, barque Deborah Pennell, for Caibarien
brig Eudorus Matanzas.
Freights-firm and increasing; scarcity OF suita.
BILE vessels tor United States. For potts North of
Hatteras-sugar at 500 10 pr hid, and molasses at
So 10: Chartered : barque Lavinia, sugar ut $40
pr hid: Costarelli. to load at Havana TOR Boston,
sugar at S2f pr box.
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Brig Altavela Reed, at Phla 1elphia from Carde
mas, reports 2tst nit, was thrown on her beam end
and had to cut away lore topmast and throw owe
deck load OF fifty hhtls molasses to right the YES
sci. Saml Reed Captains brother) of Brooklin, an
X Myrick, OF Bluehill, were lest overheard.
Sch Ida Howard. Harrington, from New Yor
Tor Portland. put into Gloucester 18th inst with tore
down in tine Bay same day.
Sch Whitney Long, Hayes, from Baltimore TO
Portland, which arrived at Gloucester 18th, report
having been run into by brig, and had forwar'
works damaged.
Sch belmont, tot Portland) Gales, ut New Haver
from Arroyo, reports heavy gales in lat 30. and OF
New Haven.
Sch John Lymburper, at New York from New Or
leans. had gale 7th inst, lat "a 46, Ion rs 90 an,
in heavy and NE gales, and stove boat and start
ed galley.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18


rrUts.f. ihs haHbff ~ ubiis taisfs co.
Doe fuHbff n fs'aifl faifrs ~. ani ihs
nuphsf ~ ssth arainH r. rHnyfntIan ne
ballots Gill thea h. Ilsrfi he me- ballot
hoses. vhi'h vill b. ssalfi anl. together
With ihs registration ani fifti.Hn records
aill lr iufuti oFfr io slrh county uirfr
uT nrmhrr of ttr nsr'siraii0n linaIi rs
aid liad maF select plp ut receipt
therefore and u.Il b. lr'l ff possible iHf
tlr faur. Larh mfuirT of ilr li,Hi piii
usir aLillH.t tY Doe rlfr.ritrsH nj iha co.
turns, one e0Ty ~ sh.,h viii then iF
hrUu. ~ by sIHie mlMhsr 0f lhe liuaIl i0
ihc tuumsuling u,aeral ~ ihr linh Mil
iury district, 40 Nes Orleans The other
cops will be retained BY the noarl unl,l
Further orders,
M. Tie hnarls a. nrgisirsrs gill see
that nili ant fair opportunity il given
Toe l-pu-iiins his ballot 30 every man en-
iiilrl a. Ynle, and will generally Do every
thing lk,i is requisite a secure fail and
Impartial expression 81 the opinions aud
sites ~ the registered yoisIs,
Nltl, Al rlaegs where Intoxicating
llg.ots are reiaiIsl vii H. closed on the
DAYS OF the election and such sale nl liquors
NNHhll'N'NI IT NiHAA aH'A NNH'Hf %
iN. Military interference with election
,ua.r,s i be Necessary 10 keep the peace
at lhr polls, Is prohibited by law, aud no
soldier will be allowed Ia appear a. any
Pa.iiRg place, unless as citizens Of the
state they are registered as'yoiers, and
then OILY for the purpose Of yotlngi hut
tie commanders OF posts will be pr pared
In act promptly II the civil authorities fail
10 preserve the peace,
y, The sheriff and other peace officers OF
each county are required To be present dur
Ing the whole time the polls are kept open,
gul until tho election Is completed, ani
will be made responsible that these shall
he bo Interference with the Judges Of Fee
ton, or other interruption Of COOL order.
Asun additional measure TO the purity
ur Tie election, each Registrar, or clerk, Is
hereby c'oIh,d, during the election, with
authority TO call upon the civil officers Of
tic county 10 make arrests, and In ease OF
Ito failure OF the aforesaid civil officers, are
empowered 10 Vcriom their duties during
tie election. They will make full report
ug zach failures on the part Of civil officers,
TO the Commanding General Fifth Military
District, through the Headquarters District
Of Texas, for orders in each case.
VI. When tho returns shall have been
received at the Headquarters Of the finh
Military District, The result Of the election
will be published by the commander there.
of, aud III majority of.hc votes, according
to the laws of Congress, have been in favor
of convention, the names OF the delegates
elected will be officially announced, AMI
The Convention called together,
MI. Persons who convey returns TO the
Headquarters of the Fifth Military District,
will be paid, at New Orleans, reasonable
expenses in making the journey and re
turning.
BY command of Major General Hancock.
GEO. l.. HARTsUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

The RAMIE PLANT-The Norfolk
Journal says the Ramie is superior in
productiocness to cotton, and.to cot
ton or flax as n textile. The crops
are taken like those of cane, by cut
ting it at the ground. From the
rattoons springs new growth more
vigorous frequently than the former.
In Louisiana, Middle and Lower
Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina, three or four
cuttings may be obtained during tho
ycar-some, however, say not more
than two. 1t is best adapted to rich
sandy land, and is planted by cut
tings ofroots or stalks, or by layers.
Experiments of French botanists are
said to prove the following points:
l. The Ramie is stronger than
European hemp.
2. 1t is fifty per cent, stronger
than the best Beluian faxen or finen
fibre.
8. The fibre may be spun as fine
as that of flax, and will prove
twice as durable.
4. 1t is vigorous grower, and
will produce the greatest amount of
textile fibre of any plant known.
8. 1t will produce, without the
belt in which it fourishes, from
three to five annual crops, each
equal to the best gathered from
hemp.
Themachinery invneted by Mons.
Roezl for cleansing it may be ob
tanned at a moderate cost, and is
simple in construction and light.
in 1865 he sent fifty ticrces, or five
thousand Spanish pounds, to En-
gland. whore it was sold at double
the price of the best quality Of cot
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

The Postmaster General will dis
continue the custom as soon as posi-
be of paying for advertisements of
letters not called for, but will fur
nish the list to papers willing to
print it free as a matter of news.
He does this because the statement
of the account under this head
shows a very considerable balance
against the department.
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Terms---PuyabIc in advance.

. Penmanship-lessons not limited. .s d o.
Book keoping-tlo'.ble and single entrv, etc, a
perfect course 20 90
Misunderstanding all commercial ca'culs-
rs ~ 90
Lectures on Cohlinere,al ilw ~ %
lThe above constitutes the Commercial Courscy
Stationary for Conme-ca al Course, EclGIing
uliik Do X .....';... 10 ~
Ida5,oner! or [e,lnal 80
English, French, Spanish, German, Lat n Greck
full Course not limited; Teachers Course
"a, OF fenhiailShiIl cach .-............... Io1 %
Lille Ticket in all The DEPARTMENTS -.-. .nl %
For any Languages for Drawing, per month each 20 %
Higher Mathematics-rriee depends on the ex-
tent Of Courue
English Grammer. ................ ~ N
n. IA student having raid f1r Cs,,raa j., sny
branch above. is entitled Life Ticket in that De
Iaftment He can attend such branches he may de-
SIRE There are monthly graduating classes. Students
Fncuiiy---RUFUs DOLBEAR. President Iesiur.
er on business Customs. Book -kee5,-nr etc
RUFUS T.. DOLBEAR Vice-Pre.sdeut Iaetr-.r ,,,,
Commercial Busines, Banking. Ex -hsne Book keep
ing and Duties . Employees
Aer cultural Department. Mechanical nefnrt1nent
= Principal. The Lectures Agricultural Chem
istry-also On Political e-cnnmy-and on Mechanics
ets - y le. IN pctaher next. Commercial ps-,rt-
Law. etc
Mafle,aaiiesI D.rarraent.-GBoEaE n. RR,cK-
Eit- Prri- add Lecturer On Commercial Caleril.-
tons ufd y eii0E As'he-lsti-s.
R1ak-k-er ~ nara--msui-I r GRIFFITH ,,5
y ~ HlEAhA1, Fr1i,s7ors r-i Lecturers on Book
Keep ef--
El-lsh ns-artrnsni--ETr lr1EGE ". SICK
MY PruIess.r nd LsrsrIf- "A. i--zl-h Is-r-rf-ra
&C. tl
F-rnth nara-f-rirai-LK =IrEUREsr. prnss-ss-
itl--fr1s11 - -rla fii-ll I'LL r. ErsTnv Pro
'e-l- anf Lstu-e- Dus nee al.d C-s-nsrif-i Pr
1Her.-fin
sTa-i.h Iierarrrisrt-NANUEL MraTvo P-sr-
zr-.
German TsIartnizat,-REr. Az. HOPPE. rrrs.-
err
Lsf,n snl frssk Ds1a-tnant-N aAEIxo. REV.
A ?. HOPPE Pruf-ssr-s
suasl-is is-isa5 - his calisg, should i-ss tlis
Isl ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

Gen. Buekner's property in Ken
lucky, taken from him during the
war, has been restored to him by
the decision Of the Kentucky courts.
This is another step in the right d.
rection for sound reconstruction.
Let Gen. Lee have his property also.
-HoHst0B telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PATENT ARIGN PIANO FGRTES.

Which they offer with all the usual guarantees, in
competition with the slelnway, Clckcring, or any
other first Class piano, believing rs they do that tho
Arion is superior to any other
Read below the article ircm the Bro lklyn Daily
Times
Mn. ABBOTT organlst of the Church of Our
Saviour says OF the ArOn:
McsSrs. Manner t. Co.
GENTLEMEN II have critically examined and sew
eral times played upon OF your Aron Piano
Fortcs, and it affords me much pleasure to add my
testimony In iRvor of your superior Instruments
For elasticity OF touch, for the siagiag graLfy so
much sought Tor 10y artists, and for richness aud pu.
rly OF tone 1t Is unoNccllcd by any piano have
used. j NJ 'ABDOTT
OrEanist Of the Church of the Saviour of Brooklyn,
New York.
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GALVESTON.
NffcNfCOf hIIgNICOiI


.H.N ihIs 90 MhInH IONS Nt NNHNH
Wuhh uh utAitu
T.arrIf Dr. iis ini.f Tfsfaiftn IaH.i.a THf.
r'H F." mi. tHrH.H co., lHHfHa r.HHff.f e.. N.fH "A
m. i.HHfrf af iarra hHut.fu n.tFu. o.. o.
.f. t.HttrF frlHiaH o. irTfIH mi 'H..
.II "H'Hf#. .rnfral Colt tHHIU Hrf IIr n. f.
iHH|ra Co. lHfTlu fHunffF af iHrHH. li" IUaT..
fH'II lrf Amffirin saffrHIHf rf a. II'i....
A".Huf hHIHf Predictions ul lia InHurIE
ia'fH-. -H.srs. lrsfffs. A.. li.aIIh Hf IHH f..U
nr ilt. -rHt Arriimstian az fI.rs f.H'Ifr
600. iiHusrs cod lruriuFi ftHis HHi irf I.r.Tl'
f.HH "a luHI' -iHrn llHs in rHrIr a. ihr t.HrIlF
Tie lH'rItiT IalIH lsuisi thsTH.frr HffHH r.. Tel.
..r1IiIF iiiHIiE ~ fTsni Thr iaui s,-t... HI
NIhtH' laIsrT. ifs suIIH, Character Hri l.I|F
sfiiHHs nfrrfHss Miscellaneous iifmalEH. rfr..H.
al thruuHaEi0u fysutsi n hrAirHi Tahis llI...Hs
sod hisisur.si Aliiiuirs uu thH MeAiran IH.iTHlt
hHuirs iiFi-ht ~ MoUniaus Table ~ % .#tsufr.
ln ragh 'allsl, Arairan Measure, and Mrilhis D
Population first AmsTifan settlers, 90
Tie Shove lfHfk ailita out in taH lsitrT IsU n
luun rr'fa siuslr copy, one ial'aI e. :. rrsTrlry-
Liberal disruUEt % the Trade,
Address
W, NiCIARps0N & 30,
News OHra,
Nt GalFrsi"u, IrAas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

This College has, by rs owy Mrnrrs md thorough,
practical plan of cducaton ou'livci all the Literally
endowed Colleges of thi, and the fern ~ta.Cg
1t is tie OideSt Commercial Co'gc ia N. taihd Sa...,
Every student WIN gives proper attention TO the in.
structOn is quad fled before graluU'ing to keep ~
of books It matters not what the business may IT, and
do the core nndcnce of any house. Student cuu a
tend the Commercial Course Ug the Ln.u.v, or A-r,.
cultural Courc or to PeumanShp Arithlnctcur Book
keeping or the English French, Spanish, German. Lnt
in or Greek Languages TeeEaphinr Phpnogmrhy,
Pcnmansh r. Bookkeeping, or the s lie. Mathematics,
etc, separately,
We have ample arrangements for MoUSuHd s.g.
dsHt during the current year.
n. B.-Merchants, Planters, Lawycrl, Steamboat
men Builders. etc, can here learn OPEN keep and
close their books correctly in few days
Benefits OF Attending this College.
LIST. The student saves much time and lnorcv--ns
there are special Professors and Apartment for each
branch, and all things are taught and practccd IN
business
2d. PrvM,vsrIP is taught as a scIrvcr (ard not hv
m'iationl hence all can easily learn. We have one Of
the most distinGu shed penmen living as Professor.
Sd. Our GnADuATis are sought by business men and
may re found as Prinrral', nouk-keopers and Cr-kr
in large portion of the Bank AMI Business IIou-es II
tas city and over the South They receive SION 2r1l
or 5000 peronnun. This education IS the best fortune
parents give their children.
9TH. The DIPLOMA up rms C}LLEG& IS passport over
the Commercial world
9Th. Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected.
their studies, can here be quail Gcl !or business in
short time.
9th This Collerc will qualify Young gentlemen to
open similar Institutions in all Southern cites Next
CO. Brazil, etc. if they come well recommended To
character
It'll Crippled soldiers and sons of clcrgymcn will
have liberal deduction made.
N. B.-Those who write for Book-kecpcrs or Teach
crs should give mi particulars Those w'Io send Young
students should put their money in the hands of their
merchant or the President The SOuL must now clu-
cate practically or be yorercr the toHy raSsal Of he
AorLs.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who desire tn,
ROarh.---Students can board with the Professors,
and other good families at $50 to s35 per month
Health.---Fur seven years n. Orleans has Iccu
as healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
COLLEGES.

nOhEEAH Commercial College, New
\ 0rirRn..-luuhdrll Nt-, No vaclIiUus Book
Keeping, frnmauship, Languages, Maih'maiirs,
pUr 'irally taught Students from ~ intn. nrTUs
noiHTAg. President. IsaU4a-lNl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

Hon Alex II stephens. Of Gsor-
ga. was Q ate feeble At Rhilideiphia
at last advioss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
GARDEN SEEDS

II T. VIRGIN, successor to u. Mauray, Dealer
IL. In Seeds, No. lOi Gravicr street, between Camp
aud Magazine sis., New Orleans. Billy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

Any piece of music or book sent post paid on re-
ccipt of the market prices.
Circulars, Price lists Illuatrated Catalogues of
Pianos and OrgGns, catalogues of music, price lists
strings (gut and Italian and Instruments furnish
ed on application.
P.S. | respectfully invite the trade ametCurs and
professors of music to favor me with their orders
which will always be executed with care and prompt
ness at the lowest cash prices.
Schools and Summaries supplied on the mos, lib.
cral terms.
Mr.. p. p. Wcrlcin Of the OLE. house will be in at
tendance, and will be happy to wait ON his old friends
and patrons AS formerly.
Agents wanted in every county in this State for
sale Of The celebrated new scale :iarschall Il Nit.
taner Piano Forles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

II = prroNGE, InpaTifr and nrtlsr iu TTrurh,
L AmlTi au apl frrlish nru-s, rhrmirals, rrT-
mmfU- Patent Medicines, Surgical INSTRUMENTS,
TrusHs, hTusits and hWEgists' suuiIirs, -, 30
lLaTlIrs nlIarI. E.iahlIshrl in ls.l. I.lll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.
Hlngging, SC,

l. ENT THOMAE \ CARTER, Importers of and
N Dealers In Cordagc, Tagging, BALE Rope, lfuu
Ties, sc, lni Puylms street, New orleans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
HE w URLLAL 5.

Founded in 4 SS2--Chr rtcrcd by tkc Lee
gis!nfurr Of s,Ouisinna. W it,i SOlHI.lCr-
cial, Agricultural, Fiochunicnl m d
Literary Departments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

a GhlNEwALn, Publisher Of Musir, ImpuTisr
-. NJ musical Instruments, Plryrl Places, Srin-
n.l --u.-. LL--L-Ing-. Anl nlLl-I-.. - LlulL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

oIANOS, Organs, Mcludcons, Niolins. Guitars
j Flutinns, Liihcrs, Violin crllos, Double hass,
luius, Flutes, FHg"urts, CRrionc's, Piroos, fiirs,
ArrOr!"uns, Cuncoruis, Drums, (bas, aud tcnor)
Music hnXcs, and all olho kind Of musical nstru.
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patterns music paper, wire mud repairing material,
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