Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

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We .a.bsrssi on the II, N, Basby" sad
reached Houston yesterday nsTnins aud
PUT up a, ID. nu,sAins House, shssr he
proPrislOrship 81 Capt rurssT sss Of The
hest fellows in the world. He gave Ss
ar.t class rOSn-for Which ibis hose 10 %
di.,inguishsd-thsre 10 no sssOad class
room 10 the sstsbllshnsat The table 10
we'll furnished snd an cir Of ooafort pre-
walls the entire house.
Ihs'e met here many Of eur old frsnds,
among whoa stands prOnisss,ly Z u.
Cushing, Esq, "as iasii,u,iOs," ssi ssaHn
usisus or ssy other thing In that liss HE
smiles 10 slUys the ssms aud the genial
clasp Of his hand 90 warm ~ In The snis
Bsiim days, when Tie Telegraph end
cushiRg" ssre . pswsr 10 the Land. IL
any one wish" 10 see . great ssny bssn,i'
full books and articles Of vsrtu. let hin
call at Cuthinss Book s,srs, On Main
street. and help himself ~ Erssntsst
prices. His STANDARD works Of Literature
are worth oil tho yellow backed trash,
,sndsd from PiynOuth Rock 10 Robys
home on Galveston Island.
Isanuot say too much In favor Of the
large houses Of Msssrs. Fsx 4 Hsiimsn,
Wholesale Dealers In Iron; 7. ". House,
General Merchandise aud Cotton Fsstor,
where can DO found eur handsome ffissd,
Capt. Porter; W. Christian 4 Co., oroesrs,
who also come In fer share OF praise and
recon me ndstion, all hrst class houses and
prepared to do q god thing and . hand
some thing for merchants from the country
and there is nc reason Why Houston should
no. compete with Galveston and Ne" Or.
leans in selling goods as chssp aud - good
quality ss either Of the other cities. They
have full ns,ortmens and business 10 fresh
in the city.
Ihsrs called upon the editors the Tsis'
graph and tho Times, and an happy to
find them prosrcrins and joyous, although
q little sour 81 tho result Of the local cleo.
lions bat II is 60 natural that We dc no,
complain but sympalhise with them BY
wearing q most rue full seuntsnanes myself
came near forgetting 10 shumsrats
among the leading merchants Of this city,
ice house of V. J. Hutehins, wholesale
Dealer in Dry Goods and Shoes; and II.
scheri'ius, the Agricultural implement
dealer Of Texas. Rutchirs has an Immense
assortment of merchandise, which he can
and does sell ~ low as tie TsIss uer.
chants can buy in New York. Those whs
may doubt this assertion have but to MAKE
the trial, and sm very we'll satisfied they
will DO convinced. Ksary echOriius has
been in business here ever since the var,
and his cusromers for all kinds Of Agfisal-
tural and other machinery are scattered
oil over the State. This 10 81 evidence Of
bic fair dealing sad ability to compete
with any heu,e in prices. We urge oa'
dealers and others to give him . trial.
The Presidents Message Was published
in the Galveston News yssssrdsy. The
Telegraph of this city, copies il this Morn
ing from the News. Tho Nsws 10 the saly
% per in this section which reesivti th'
Message by telegraph. ~ told ID sss'
that paper about $S6.
Gold, it will be seen has goae ~ low 81
1914 in New York, in the last week, but il
has advanced again to l225. IL this city
and Galveston it may DO sold in snail lot.
ct l24@l24a.
Whilo in Galveston the other day, l 'isi'
ted and inspected the new steamboat HEN,
RI A. JONES, built owned and commanded
BY Capt. Frank Marietta. The b. A. J.
was built the past sammer at Rochester
Pa, expressly fer the Triaity river trade
at the suggestion of Capt. James Il. Nc
Carney, Of the late Job Boat No. l. She
is . handsome and substantial stern wheel
craft, 1877 feet long, ~ feet wide, a feet
hold, and draws bat 10 inches wAte. With
fuel, &c., On board cargo Of 800 bales
of cotton would not put her lever than so
or so inches in the water. 6hs measures
226 tons burthen, has 10 state rssms, with
accom- medatioas for % cabin psssengsrs-
and take her altogether is ore Of The
strongest and prettiest little boats l ever
saw. She is advertised to leave Galveston
to day for the Trinity river, and will 80 -
high up az the water will permit. Her
Captain teld Re that he would continue IN
the trade. l hope our people will nsks
some effort TO encourage and keep her In
the river. One advantage she possesses 10
that she will insure at the lowest rates II
che should come 10 Dallas, l an satisfied
our people will give her a hearty welcome.