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ARRIVED.
Steamship San JacniO Atkins Savannah mdse and pass
sle,Hshp Bgng,e Hove, P9iladslph, Y Ri:e sDd 0a''
fari Albert Marvel CardiE "a dsys' railroad iron
seh Potaa9 K9ishtos o@ Providence Day, cOcoaru
Sshf asds BlsishSTd CorHvslh, NJ iS days, produce
Sehr samuel SAWYER. Gushing Newfoundland days fah.
sS ssST ea sb hs aF5sa FSi51&2Y s' 71a Ss1 1.a stores
sch Ahpis GloTsf ngeso, Wilmington, O. days naval
seiS. Ann Carl Tyler. Wilmington sd,ys naval stores
o..,.. A. ,sSnooSER'-Ai'EN xSP cpAsrwis o,.....,,
RIfsaIl yaas, PsIIllslphi. GIa0di.Iaad, RosigoIt
1i5sr Ma,o5; Phl.dsphl- An1is s Freeman yIrEilIA
Gen Grant Baltimore A. Lincoln, Newcastle
hattie, Philadelphia
BORON jan a0-Afyed. steamship Ganeus from NevYoik
wiLaseTos. n g. jan gAriTed sieaH,bP Mary sasdOrd.
FoETnrss MoSRor Va Jar 2o-Pl,ei out bah DAVID Nichols
ior key wei 1h7 aroh s'gusi Charles Albert Csraen1 X.
sSS por1 Reo sSd 5sri Nav oSseS il tow oT BalisoIe
Arrived. Rsiena, Gutter gerihsrusr fro@ ernlse :.
seha Alis bs. Brbadee,i EnA Ns.YOli Louisa PhiAdol
Right Bossr Porto Rso h. BrImhA, sewYork stephen g.
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SrsLospos j,s soAur, .,Ar s,..h and Jp. Rosll,sd
sesYo hr Howeh Avail SspYok for Providence Sailed sbL
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SPOKEN.
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Bs fol,ouo jan Ia lat s oH o from osrbAs,nA for Ser
DISASTERS.
fhs rsan,hp San Janeno jan l9 a9 m Cape Henry "
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Richards from Wilmington. - to NsNiorl. Who bad PreviOGy
n, ,p David Canon Liverpool for NeEosaa, With .a
MISCELLANEOUS.
cosu bs,nei VII % held SsT'1Ondon jan a. form
Protective Asiocatou
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

sUNDAY-sCHooLC CONVENTION AT GRACE CHAPEL.
"Bible Glasses" was the only subject under
consideration at the Sunday Convention last even.
ing. The Rev. DR.. A. II. Vinton Of st. Marks Church
spoke upon he Importance Of Bible STUDY In Sunday
soboos and among the teachers who have the very i'm
portant duty Of nEtructng the young the truths Of
the Holy Scrpures The Rev Dr. Carter Of tho Church
Of the Holy Saviour soke OF the Course Of nstructon
necessary I'm Bible Cla6 and also of the benefits
would be derived by the adoption OF OF insruc
on for the teachers OF Sunday themselves The
question OF "Infant Classes" Ia connection with Sun
Schools intrused 10 the Rev DR. Tute OF st. Lkee
and 70 tho Rcy DT. 0eer Of 81, nmotbys Church a
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
THE ELIzABErHRoRr EXPLOSION.

George WOOde, the owner of the boiler which
recently exploded in Elizabethpor killing three men and
woundng several Others arrested yesterday morn
ing while attempting to escape from Elizabeth. He was
alarmed 1t sd by the indignation Of the citizens OF
Ezabehport, and the finding Of the Coroners jury by
which no was censured.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

ss aud robbery Of Mr. Goodlsos npon tbs Nm Ones
The sksuE Rink has as been eOnteied and viii be opened
tho ice Is in proper condition
DARIEN, CONN--Mr s. M. Hewlett delivered
emperanr lecture the Congregational Church. Wednesday
MERTDEN GONNA grand Musical Convention
Of the Methodist Chnrehes held on the 18th.
NEW-HAVEN, CONN.--About tun of the Morris
Cou History Of Connsceut duus the have been turned
10 the Board Of Education BY the AdjutantGensIaL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
CAf AND STAGE RETURNS FOR DECEMBER.
NoNrSAT1oNs BY THE PREsrpENr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The President to-day nom
mated the Senate Morgan Smith Marshal for the Eastern District
Of Msou Pel Reeve, Attorney for the Eastern District Of Tea-
John j. Desn, Naval 0cer for the District Of FeEfoFt
Flint of Wisconsin, be Commissioner 20 ascertain The amount
money expended Indiana enrol volunteers for the late
c. Buchanan and A. Gem, to be place
Rousseau, deceased and Hooker rered and william Wssner
Of Orleans place of Perry Fuller whose
nomination has been withdraSn.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
NJ q IS PUBLISHED
mo, y THIS DAY,
JANUARY 2i 1869

JANUARY 2l, 1869
Ma o-Of The New Worlds superb 10 every respect Palns
expense spared make the as and best Of the s
No. 2~The Contents Of No. 2 Of The New wefid
are deeply interesting There not dull sentence IL ne
sh pages Of aSeTsaaos % I51 @ Cd 10 sTsy degrees Of taste
rom he mOstro robast 10 the most refined -.
No 2Among the leading the second number are;
euSSy Soa n.slsuS paper SSsd Vas Reason WAR An
Sot A. q. joy, Of Columbia College dscOutss,
most entertaining nasnsr Glfeeae Its Uses and Ab1ses
NO. A ~; Ss eanc. oG 5 SsSs caught o
No. 2-Profs. Emery and Allen, The Debates % NE
No John Ludin ihs MorOpOlan Hotel that AZ
i,.etlIs Of al subject, ss B1Hsr i'0 M Apao S ss
pl.ee % the table ana hoE 70 S0ohR -s a. - 3 IL
No. 3Sxrthsr sjblc,'s deeply interesting and pt.sl, ohss
The chapters published IN this issue exciting ae the
S be found among ths most eha@Iog o. sne
The slfao5s 10 this story noY design and aAeJ 1
No. o-Nrs Frances Gerry FaIrdeId's ss6t, Of "ou.
anspred this months since OF the romance te v.
DO NOT hesitate pronounce The NEST sIeag We nave ever
repee with mystery asd dramatic netenta also sPpeEoy sf
No. oCapt nfayne Reids E,ofy Of DofnA cAsttOs Ab;
or Tisd 10 Horse Traee among best be hs written
oysrOvuE with adventure The leading incident the tale Illus
No. 2-NeIlie Ame.'s Of Blanche d. fss5est. 81
Once Lost Found" YerJ charming prOdGeoB Il also
Illustrated S S ",.T two y,y .1I ass PEsSrs9 'AE''s~
No 2J A. Badger, thrilling experience entitled "Faysd
No. 2-Julia NJ Dunn, domestic tale, called "Nslis Re-
No. -Theo Davis uEh.bls sketch, Marriage BY rsle
No. 2By way r,sy.s TO this splendid intellectual banquet
which all cordially invited have poems BY
No. 2-nlri si,d RSSss,Hpsrs Ss,,S9 The TS. eISI sorp
No. w. Wat.opa God Bis.s Your Beau.isal H.aS,
No. siaTi:n Powell, sis.ss;: sSf:; aSd A''''
no. 2-Nellie Ames's Uarona1g" Also
No. 2" Chats With COue'pondeutA"
No. 3" Many Tsougbu Of Many Mindsa
No. 2" Werd Wonders" etc, etc. etc
No. 2THE NEw WORLD for sale everywhere Buy 49, read
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED

FROM sAVANNAH-In steamship San Jacpto-Capt r. seVl
W. D. Kyle Mrs. g. CArend, Walter Pickett H. Ryan, John II
Sntphen Gormey G. Dante A. Dory g. W. Brown W. Bray L
M W Kirby H. Bnburge H. Van BoDschoteD, W. BmDens Lin
eoln Mr. Kulo, J. e. Albright
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HOME News.
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lscs 20-I 25o 25@ SW. So I9Bt " q,
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$50 ~ w. s. W. II go 1882 W. NV.
RfNiREs-Mornngyerc 70 a. very cloudy from 70 l99;
,0btr cloudy c lflJ 10 AhernoonVeTy cloudy from lSO
70 l. overcast 9a very cloudy 70 sunset BIHng1y 1nAee 70
s20 ver ndy 70 O te eondy 10 III clear II; sPhnkBg snow
tgsa 'rbs no. hsm lights visible from 1853 TO H.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

AR LILLIAN ep., IDd) offered resolution, instrucI-
soe ire Committee Banking and Currency 70 inquire
e fbe expedlency Of providing by law that existing
sntraers and those that may hereafter be made, be
sdiusted and paid in gold the basis Of the relative
-aine al gold and United States notes.
s1 ~ FIRNeWORTH. from tho Reconstruction Com.
nittse reported bill for the removal Of disabilities
e lsree number Of persons ia the Southern States
sa t,sltlees OF the morning hour then 81 n oelock
,e,eneed being the call Of Committees for reports
tsToe ub0r ~ bills for pensions were reported from
80 fosn on Revolutionary ana AnYaha fenElonp
IN wers varlODay disposed OF. -, =. A., x,r =,
AZ e({FNCX gave notice, in reiefence 20 tho DIh ln
..iuees y him to-day strengthen tne pnDne credit
go III relation % gold c0ntract that IN week or Two
49, k.e .vhen tie busDess Of the House would admit nc
Seeied 10 Do authorized by the Committee Of Ways ana
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NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

1,S,S Il contain, 4. the upor,.u, Editorials ,,
Tar DAILY rsBuSs eIcsp, Of mss'
and Scientific lnteg Reviews Of the no'' %
New Books the Letters iOD large corps o. n sAsS
latest news received By Telegraph Om wAsAnsOa - ~, agsA
Of the eOunty Summary Of all hgpor''D. .rS ss s<s'
.ss0 ss.ps n. Foreign News received BY . s
u.. Reports Of Ii. pesstns' Of The Farmer. S.s :,
Institute. Tala about Fruii other HOreuluT .Sa %
formation essential to country rssdsu s'S'l, sIas, a. .s,, - q.
Goods aud General MarEs. Reports ns,1 ,Da sn'
Ts',a'', S."s ,ss,.Ss. ,,ss.S,l % published ll. world 4
81. -. rSn Sspor in ..A uunSsr are richly '''
'''''''' PRICE 5 CENTS; I!.s,s
rbR SALE BY ALL .,I.1s' NEwsMss ssa,.s
D,"a sa'y"" ''''' - : vus yaluuz sflss
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


1Er. VAN wYCK rep, n. ~ presented petition Of
citizens Of schoharie County, N ", asking that the
Pension laws be amended that all pensions shall be
allowed from the date the right accrued, If ap-
pncatlon be made within seven years.
Mr.. JUDD qsep., III introduced bill to enable the
City Of Chicago to enlarge its harbor.
Mr.. CULLOM rep, III introduced bill for the relief
81 States not entitled to swamp-and indemnity
On motion Of Mr.. wAsHBURNE (sep., Ill the secre-
Gary Of the Treasury was directed to communicate all
She facts, estimates &c. connected with the building Of
SIR sCHENcK's BILL RELATING TO THE NATIONAL DEBT
MIR. SCHENCK Rep Ohio introduced bill to
strengthen the public credit and relating to contracts Tor
the payment OF cOin
The BIZ reads as follows:
Re enacted &C. That IN order Any doubt 10 The put
The Goasn discharge all just obligations 70 the public
!aN By as q Ehish sos Collections eays been e9asted it here
hs psTt o. or i eouiyslep Of al ths pterestbes
r. sssaS z tfs Jssi s sssps
Hhs BE- paid lsyiul money Or Shs currency than god
FIioa already doe hs aifars o. paid before ish7
hgsons 2ss hearing interest luoEn a. Hnisd States 10'e' shall be
zc 4sa bs her enacted that contract hereafter made
q coin OF oprOPery the rendering Of labor service Of
knd The price O uheh as carried s ne soH.sae. nay sns Ssn 40
he reas1g Of such service labor shall be g and yAS anS nay
she enforcement Of any such e0n PoS Of the real consideration
~' V S"'' THE rRASxrxa PRIVILEGE, ~ sd
Mr. FARSsWoRTA 1Rep.: M, Chairman Of the Post
0nee C9ninltee, ~ q o " Ies'iS ANU iesu'o
BE e snaosd shah lawful for oc Of the Govern
sut member Congress other person entitled by Law 70 the
ffsnkng privilege exercise said privilege otherwise then By bis or her
written Autograph signature the matter aukedi and all letters
other thus Gnked by the written signature Of person
nned exercise such privilege shan be charged with She rates
~ posrsge be hereafter established By law
SrcTIoS JuFfher That and AFTER the r
V o Apr next no Congress
sr person entitled by the anking privilege SHALL BY Of
nah puyege entitled receive through the malls mail matter
se Of postage mauAer directed 70 such oeer member o.
ongres person shall dolly nlee or otherwise declared
g SU nee matter charged postage az In other
( Mr.. RASHBURNE asked Mr., FarnsBorth 70 accept
substitute repeating all laws and parts OF laws conferrng
fran fng1 vii ga
Mr.. FARNsWORTH declined 70 allow the substitute 10
De offered he was satisfied it could not pass
y After considerable discussion,
= Mr. PERRY Rep Mich) moved to strike out the sec
and section Agreed tO-Yeas 123, Nays 60
Tho bin containing the one section was then passed
,Eithout division
nAefiOD:
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tAnrouneemenhl

SUNDAY SCHOOL LBOoKs-BRoUGHToH & Wy.
HAs No. - BbsHOuss Keep the largest and bes, assortment
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NE WN VI IHE WEEk.
TELEGRAPHNG BY GOVERNMENT,
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oRsaxm
THE CHOICE OF SENATOR,
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TIE STANDARD RECORD,
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S EEECTED,
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OF JAN 10
ALBANY-THE CAUCUS FOR U. s. SENATOR
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THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION,
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TWO MURDERERs LYNCHED IN IOWA,
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ACQUITTAL OF SAMUEL HOLT
AT PHILADELPHIA,
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INAUGURATION OF GOV. RANDOLPH,
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MAIL CARRIERS DRIVEN IN,
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA,
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FIRE IN THE DERBY ATHENEUM,
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THE ROGERS MURDER,
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OBITUARY-THOMAS NJ. KEY,
INSPECTOR JAMES LEONARD,
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THE COLLECTORsHIP OF NEW-oRLEANs,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
sEAMAN's PROGRESS OF NATIONS
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NEVADA-oFFIC1AL VOTE OF 1868,
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MINES AND MINING.
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ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD,
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURES ~
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DoINGs IN CONGRESS,
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FAIR PLAY, BY MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.
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HIRAM PowERs-LECTURE BY DR.. BELLOWS
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THE SPANISH REvoLUTIoN-THE CRISIS,
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FROM OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
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.asssrssss So Eas Weekly TrisG,ss. Hs
Cgrs~EsssOs 10 Grssfev 0bsS tAss
f~sy ether .oss.psPsr.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
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THE INDIAN wAR-GEN. saERDANs REPORT,
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DUR CANALS,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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GENERAL NEWS,
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make, a. S..x, and ,ya,fs should .fdserftss &c
-, Ths ps'eekEs 7ri6RNe.
THE FARMERS CLUB ON t
GROWING SAGE FOR MARKET.
DEEP FLOWING, THE SWEET P0TAIH
- A~,sss ITEM IN THE HISTORY OF PLOWs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

TnE LArE bass BAlL.-li was our In.
isn,ion, originally, to have mentioned the
presentations ana persons Of the S'h OF
January ball seriaiim, but after reelection,
aud on consultation with older anl wiser
heads than our own, va camo 10 the eonA
eluslon that We might put ourselves and
the ladies to the blush, and heree have
failed to make the full report some may
have been looking for. Yet We irus, We
will offend no one by giving the following
list, In order that persons abroad may SEQ
something OF the fancy and taste of the
gay aud fair society OF Dallas:
Marshal Ncy; Spanish Courtier; Prince
Arthur Blue knight; VcniIinn Gentleman
French Soldier Scotch Soldier Qunkcr
Parsun; French Zonave; American Sailor
Monk; Wild lrishman; Caddo Chief Frs
Contributor Fairy Queen; Frost Queen;
Pocahontas; Night Morning; Parity Clip
sey Girl; Di Vernon; Maid.oflle MIST
Snowflake; Rose Of Luzcrnc; Red Riding
Hood; Arabian Lady; Peggy Dow Swiss
Peasant; shepherdcss; Persian Princess;
knight of the Lost Cause.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

TIE WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
Such is the simplicity and such is the
case with which this family favorite is
coTprehendel that the child Of six years
and the grandmother of seventy can opc-
rate ii successfully. At the trial of Sew
ing Machines in 1865, known as "Tbe
Grand Trial of Island Park where the
comparative merits Of two leading Sewing
Machine Stitches-thc "twistedloop. stitch
and the clock stitch were the main ques-
ton at issue,-the result was decidedly in
favor of this machine. This trial was q
systematic and thoroughly practical test
an the only trial of Sewing Machines
ever yet held. The judges were all practi-
cal machinisis and sewing machine experts
and were required to decide according TO
evidence, no evidence was to be admitted
excepting facts which were to be practical
tests of work done there by the respective
points claimed were decided in favor of the
Wilcox s. Gibbs. For further particulars
we advise the reader TO either address or
call on Mr.. NJ. S. Hendrick, the most en-
terprsing of sewing Machine Agents, in
the South, No. 81 and 11S Canal street,
New Orleans, who is the sole agent for
Texas snd Louisiana. Read his advertise
ment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

ssl~ 4 FTiVsis islirg 10 iis sdilags fHsu
Juleiisa III! ks.sss, lslsl p,sslslsF ~,
ss!sl
I'VE Had seFsFe sneE Storm aheui The
lsi " this Raaih,-a hfssy din AZ enc
DAY att aigli, shish b'nekel up The Rail,
r,sd - rusaIiri,ly iLu ihs iuuis 10 ale
cad OF ilv irsck, lsiS milrs Nest 10 silil
imP, -ellssbls, tuis IN sLs rad srFs hli-
I'd up 10 ihs depth u fTnn, sii 10 tarIiy
let, The nark Wss shoIe,ei oat fIom
Ihis loll' EasiNagdl aHd nc aIs HeN haV,
10 6 rtsular nails,
"ns eaHnoi YET decide where the MARKET
N,ll be Tor Texas cattle next season. There
all be 30 mach money sIsnl and such ga
81 ,iuas oa tie pant " some o. tho ciiisens
y. ll'lnels 10 prevent The passage 81 Ian
prohibiting the sh.patnl u lhrse cattle
lgio the sl.ie, that the resolutions passed
10y the late Convention Of that State will
spiuuui 10 uoiaihg Mean under the iulpre
sou L-rs that IL the fori Sesii roa is com
p.S,ei fsr enough 10 induce aHy 81 this
lia le 10 TIA, poini, they will be 20 cNorbi-
tau; IN their rates as TO drive great many
Of ihe frHas dro,eu 10 this place for slip.
meat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

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rssignaiisu Of pssisl NacklsFeyi aul 10
tho equally " Rsbslisan, ioF els delegate,
10 an he vacancy caused hy de see gua-
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sboEs-nslasl ssuniiss IL ihs Constitutional
Convention,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
PIANOS, OneANs AND MUSICAL IYsrnU

PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL 1HsrRU-
MEsrs.-Nr. Phillip Werlich, so well known
to our readers as the leading dealer of the
South in his line, announces in to-day's
HERALD that he has now on hand, at his
music wareroom, 80 Baronne street, New
Orleans, a very large assortment of the
celebrated Pianos, manufactured y Messrs.
Marshall & Miitauer; Durham s. Sons
and J p. Hale, all in all the best and
cheapest Pianos ever before offered in the
Southern market. Mr.. Werlein's assert
ment Of Organs, Melodeons, Music, In
slrucsion Books, yioiins, Guitars, Italian
Strings. ard in fact everything pertaining
10 tie music trade, is flesh from the most
celebrated factories of this country and
Europe, and claims the inspection Of all
desiring anything in thatline. This house
is the Oldest and most reliable Of the kind
in The South, and the name Of Werlsin has
been familiar to the musical public for the
last Is years. Those desiring price lists,
Illustrated catalogues, etc. viii be supplied
on application. Read the advertisement
and ponder well over II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

A Tennessee paper says that there
were three men at the City Hotel,
at Murfreesboro, few days since,
who weighed collectively, $50 lbs,
and two of them, from Texas,
weighed 640 pounds.
This shows what our fine climate
and cheap food will do towards the
Development of the human race.
Tennesseans grow as much when
transferred to Texas as Texas
beeves, when transported to the
blue grass region. Itisis true that,
of late, Democrats have had hard
work to hold their own in this
State, but Radicals become n great
deal too large for their clothes.
[Galveston Civilian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

The SrlAa Times says that
Norlhern men NJ eNperlcnrc and
capital, o ng the natural nnannNae
turing advantages n the Snnlh. And
particularly OF Alabama, arv cnsag
Ing In several hanrLes 0Tihai bnsi
ness Ia various parts az tic Stale
"lrondalo," near Elytnn, is The
work "f Northern capital. The
Shelby Iron Works will sann
Ice nj work on Northern morey
Northern men have bpilt ken
nedale." near Tuscaloosa. the mast
extensive cotton factory In The State;
aud It's superintendent says be u
running IL for slO0 day less than
he could run IL lit was in Mnssn
chnsctts. Tho Mcssrs. James, old
and rich iron men OF Pennsylvania,
have brought tho "Roup's Valley
Iron Works, and will probably pat
100000 in them. These are only
few eases There IRE many Others.
We wish they were still more mum,
erons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
The st. Louis Hotel Real Estate


The great sensation in New Or
leans and the adjacent country at
the present time is the grand lottery
distribution Of valuable real estate,
offered to the public by Mr.. 0. e.
Hall, tho wcll-known and highly
respected proprietor Of the ST.
Charles Hotel. Tho liberal list Of
colossal prizes which his scheme
embraces stamps it as the largest
and most magnificent enterprise of
the character that has ever tempted
the public support. Heading the
list is the St. Louis Hotel, that ia
vorite Mecca of the armies OF vis-
tors to New Orleans for so many
winters in the past-its very name
q household word in every wealthy
family in the South-its giant and
tastful proportions, monument Of
the munificcnt expenditures which
the attractions of our city drafted
from the pleasure and health seekers
in the good old times before the
warts cost, with the grounds,
over 81, 600 600, an evidence ofwhat
New Orleans once was. what she
will again be, with continued ex-
ercise of the energy which is fast
restoring her to the commanding
commercial position it would seem
that providence located her to hold.
Think oft, a chance to possess ones
self of this grand castle, as it were,
occupying an entire square in the
very heart of the business part Of
our city, for ten dollars! Nor are
the other prizes which Mr.. Halls
advertisement details to be disre-
garded in these tight ard testing
times. Each in itself is a fortune,
we'll calculated TO gladden. the heart
of any upon whom it may fall in
the distribution which is to conclude
the enterprise. The title 20 all this
property is in Mr.. Hall. which fact
presenting to its patrons an assn.
rance that whatever is promised
will be promptly and fully dischar-
god. His high commercial integrity,
long since fully established, has an
chored itself so deep in the esteem
of the business circles Of the entire
land. that no one can question that
h.. entire pro yramme viii be faith
fully observed. Tho operations will
be carried out under the charter Of
the Louisiana State Lottery, incor-
porated BY the late Legislature
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin.