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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters
SHIP CLARA MORSE, Savannah Liverpool before
upland and l75 bales Of sea island cotton valued at $780,
psssn from f. IN fss ss
with loss Of three topmass required assistance Two
the crew had been Killed BY the falling Of yard
reported grounded in Maanzas harbor uit with ali 6er
ming Il was feared that she ould be badly injured
shocks for Carenas aground the reef OF Cay
be saved.
soHR MARTHA BREWER, Turner, at Holnes Hole. from
Gloucester when off Chop 1st inst carried away head
Of forcmast and sprung mainmast.
GIBRALTAR April I3-The Carl Jams, Jams, from Leghorn
has discharged her cargo.
LONDON, May 3-ship Emily Augusta, from Rotterdam for
Quebec has arrived In the Downs leaking.
Cape Henry. The wreckers have gono assistance
PORT EIIzABrTH, March l5-Thc Anna Bella, Mcdonald,
arrived in Agoa Bay March from the Tyne reports that
dsny Of American build and Of about 500 tons register on
fire; she painted black outside and newly sheathed
iron manmast yards all painted black, was laden
with american cotton on ne following day fe IN with her
tanned ve hags OF bread, and keg partly filled with water
Miscellaneous
Purscr Bensel, Of the steamship City Of Mexico, from
Vera Cruz and Havana, has thanks for attentions
Pmssr Gorham, of the steamship San Jacis.s from sa.
vannah, has our thanks for his attentions.
We arc under obligations to purser Garnss Of the
steamship Champion, from Charleston, for favors.
Whalemen.
Ship George Rowland Knowles, arrived at New Bedford
2b, with rs bbls SD, i2Oo oil and IL 500 lbs bone
Ship Cornelius Rowland. Homan, of NIB, was at Honolulu
March ~ from tho coast OF California having taken 70 bbs
Bark Roman JeIsssaD, Of NIB. Honolulu March 2s.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Colonel Manuel Freyre, PeruvianMinister; Q. Cata
cazy, Russian Minister; NJ. Danzas, Of the Imperial
Legation; Judge j. c. abbott, Of Boston, ana W. F.
Roeios0n, OF California, at the BrevoOrt House.
Count MitkiewIez OF st. Petersburg, and SignOr
Banott, Italian Vice Consul 10 Washington, are at
the Clarendon Hotel.
General James McQuade, Of Utica; J. Hartwell
Butler, Of the United States Army; L. G. Roeback, OF
Ohio, and W. P. Reynolds, Of the United States
Army, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel william M. Bait, Of Connecticut, and
Eunion de Ressco, Of Paris, are at the Irving House.
Judge Joseph Lawson, OF Rhode Island; General
Curtis, OF Ogdensburg; Captain II. J. Lovell, OF
Maine; r. r. Thompson, OF Oregon; G. W. Dean, OF
the United states Coast Survey; A. Mcdonnell, OF
Canada; j. A. Lynch, OF Mexico, and Mr. Ferrier, Of
Montreal, are at the Astor House.
w. H. Bradford of Providence; Charles Il. Vinton
of Springfield, Mass; r. r. 8. Hardenburg, of ST.
Paul. Minn., and W. F. Griffith, OF Philadelphia are
at the Hoffman House.
W. J. Slidell, OF New Port, and Colonel J. r. Ea.
ton Of the United States Army, are at the Albemarle
Hotel.
General Upton, OF The United States Army; Coo.
nel A. Piper, Of West Point; p. J. Wadsworth, Of
Chicago, and DR.. Collins, OF Nova Scotia are at the
Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Gersh Banker, Of Schenectady; D. NJ. Boyd, Of
Paris, KY, and W. Foulk, OF New York, are at the
Everett House.
James Wright, Of Buffalo; G. c. Price, Of Phila-
delphia, and George W. Chase, Of Providence are at
the ST. Denis HOTEL
Professor II. s. Burr, OF Iowa Capt. Geo. Briggs.
OF Massachusetts,, and Captain A. N. Brace, Of the
United States Navy, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Lieutenant G. Benedict, Of the United States Army
Dr.. James Gordon, OF Pennsylvania, and Captain
Alexander Stewart Of the Toronto Rifles, are at the
ST. Elmo Hotel.
G. B. Davenport, Of Richmond; Joseph Gregg, of
South Carolina; DR.. Maull, Of Delaware, and J. G.
Bacon, OF San Francisco, are at the Metropolitan
UOiel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN OLD FALLACY EXPLODED.

Thirty or forty years ago il was the fashion 70 administer
powerful purgatveS sprng medicines" Terrific doses
Of salts and senna caomel aap, gauber sas were
given to all the members of family, whether sick or we
This perncioaa custom nearly Obsolete there
bn or 81
Nothing could be more pernicous more utterly unph1o
OF the system In order to enable the physical structure to
resist the enervang effects of spring danps and snmsy
weakened The best medicine agent for this purpose Hos
and ver gently relieve the bowels from obstrucons brace
the Improve the quality Of the blood stimulate the
dltlon , the organization capable rlitine
system vigorous digestion is absolutely essential I'd
and there is danger Of the stomach alterng
taken regularly somachic None Of the tonic nctures
extracts win supply the place of the bters for the simple
reason that they operate asringents only In fact
ordinary practice FIVE six prescriptions would be TeQued
produce separately the beneficial resushch effected
and arm0n0usy by this single speci6c
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Herald Packages.

Captains and Purser Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who to our steam
Yacht feet.
Letters ncws packages for the HERALD should not
therefore, be entrusted the charge any agents
Of tho New York Associated Press.
The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine
reports nor attend to the delivery Of packages will
seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the
regular monthly meeting held March q, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. 1865 the Associated
Press with discontinue tho collection of shin newa in the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
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OPENING OF THE HUDSON COUNTY Il. ~ COURTS.

The May term Of the Hudson county courts was
opened yesterday forenoon. When the grand jury
were swornsJu Judge Beede observed that he would
make charge, as he had to return to Paterson by
the noon train to resume the Ssco murder trial,
which, 1t Is expected, VIII terminate this evening
There are few heavy cases on the criminal calen-
uar, mciuulng Dr. Copei, OF new YORK, for alleged
malpractice Charles Schultz, for cutting his wife's
heinous offence on a child in Hoboken, and the
three horse-car scoundres who were caught In the
act Of committing an outrage on woman In nud-
son Clty.
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THE FISK GUARD"
A Bohemian Attempt 10 BlackRuard Theil
C0mmander-Thc Prince of Eric at War
With the Manhattan Clab Poster.

A Bohemian Attempt TO BlackRuard Their
C0mmander-Tho Prince of Eric at War
With the Manhattan Clab Poster.
In yesterdays issue Of the 'Bohemian sheet''
there appeared the following perverted and appa-
rently malicious copy OF an alleged circular, pur-
porting to have been issued from the Erie Railway
Company's offices. No such circulars were ever
issued, nor circulars OF any class whatever
in which any such requests were made. Colonel
Fisk states that this evidently done in m ali.
cOus spirit, with view OF conveying the impression
that species or blackman was being levied upon
employees OF the Erie Company. This is the article
referred to-
RANKS YORK REaIMRNT ARE BEINo
rILLrp-ENLIsT OR BLERD OR OFF GOES YOUR OFFICIAL
to 1s s%s s ssa; ss; :as have been
=. ERIE HALLWAY orriOE NEW YORK, April. 1870
i. n: NV " .ns .:s:s s:s. ss
1 e
that yoS pay sSI .Ss cf arcs: an,io
the please check pyabs e. Of
James Fisk ' Tor fo2IHRy Fy Ii sup Roll of Honor
On inquiry Colonel Fisk ascertained for us that
about fifty private letters had been written by DR.:
that all had been sent to able and well known per-
BOnal friends OF hs:-
DEAR sm-You'ar probably tAis, through the
medium Of the press. that Mr. James Flax has been
Of the Erie Railway employees have enlisted
form n company for the regiment, which will be
as "The Fisk Guard"
Fiak's friends feeling interest him
personally, also In the of his command and
willing to enlist In the new company, have each sub;
purchase dress uniform for substitute and ais
stue snch person honorary member of the regiment
Should you feel disposed add your the list
please forward check for amount, payable
tbs order Of James Fisk. Jr.
am, sir, very respectfully, c. W. POLLARD,
superintendent Roll of Honor
TO SIX Of same letters above, written by sugges-
a W.
and with that exception all sent were as per above
COPY. Thirty.fve per cent OF the members OF COM
pany r. FISK Guard are not employees Of Erie.
Colonel Fisk and all officers and men of the Ninth
regiment are Justly Indignant that private letter
should be tlus purlOlned perverted and distorted
INTO malicious endeavor to cast a ding of disrepu-
tahle coercion at the Colonel.
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Almanac for New York This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT CT NEW YORK., MAY 3, 1870.
Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.

Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable board
ing inward bound outside Of Sandy Hook south
OF the Highlands, compose steam marine news
feet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANHETTE.
The marine news Office Is at Whitehall slip where all CON-
muncaons from and consgnees the masters OF
vessels will be received and forwarded free Of charge
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schr ) B smith, Williams, baltimore

schr B Smith, Williams, Baltimore Bentley Miller
Thoma& =,
schr Julia Franklin. Newcomb, welneet-E CrowslL
Schr Maria Webster, Kemp Wellncet.
schr b smith, kickerson, Woods Ho.e-Ferguson
Wood
schr Splendid, Phnney New London Ferguson Wood
schr Avery Ryan, New Haven-Van Brunt 4 sia2ns
schr q y Acken. hobble Stamford.
Steamer 4 Bidde, Mccue, Philadelphia
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Every drop Of the sarsapnran Resolvent
through tho Blood Sweat Urine and other fluids juices
tho body with and sound material scrofua Consump
on Glandular Disease Ulcers In the Throat Mouth, Ta
Sore Eyes sramoroas discharges from the ears and he
Head Ring Worm, ssIt Rlsum. Eryspsas Acne, Black
Loss Of Sperm and all wastes Of the Life Principle
% sena any PERSON. asas sSsr
daily Becoming By the and
wastes. and repair. The Win material made rom
mences It's work Of publication, and diminish
day The patisnt viii feel himself growing better and sroucs
the food dgesting better appetite improving and flesh aud
weight n''''ep RpwSs Rsss Gns s%bYp s3llsY Pr pEsS nGs
-, CURES IT THE IL WORST I P PAINS ms
IN FROM 9SE N1f TS TSE EwEHTF H9TT MINUTES
after readsg sgEFR n; Wf4a sa ps'd any one
EVERY PAIN.
THE It ONLY Tsi sAi Pafs aris re REMEDY M,iE
instantly stops tho most exeruciatng palms, alays
inammaons and Congesons whether OF The Lungs,
Stomach Bowels other glands organs BY appca-
In from One to Twenty Minutes,
matter how violent excruciang the pain, the RiEU
MATIC, Bedrdden nfr, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia,
p'''""''N "''A '' DR. kADWAY's ~
Perfectly ~ essapys pHysssys coated o the cur. Of =. a.
Nervous Diseases Headache, ConsPaton Coityene:s In
ton Of the Bowels Piles and Of the Inter.
nal v0era Warranted Rsp%sYs sS sgss! PIES RHv' Cure
will free the system from all the above named disorders
Price 20 cents per box. ,.n-.v.oo
NO.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Destination.

DATB OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND May
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Prominent Deparsarcs.

Prominent Departures.
Galusha A. Grow, for Philadelphia; Judge Clifford,
for Portland; Hamilton Harris for Albany; Samuel
Bowles for Springfield; Rev. Charles Hodge, for
Princeton, and A. Van Vechten, for Albany.
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BELOW

Rark BESSIE Harris gr), Allen, from Cardiff March 20
Bark Fngal Nor, ThOrsep from Cette March q with
No d.
Brig Firm (Br,, LeMaignan from Cadz March 2s, with
mdse, to Andrew Lindsay (by pilot boat Jones, No 49,
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SAILED.

Steamships Etna, Liverpool via Halifax; Cimbra, Ham,
burg &c Leo. Savannah; Ell Cid, Wilmington, Nc Abe
marie, Richmond, DC.
Wind at sunset s. light
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DARIs, LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AD-
wiser Marriage Guide, 46o pages, 100 cngravngs,
Medicine and sargeTy u East street
treatment Of others Structures Fua Piles Diseases Of tho
Blood Mailed also by JOHN SHAY 2l2 Broadway, New
York. the author Attendance and patients visited from
q A A. p. NJ.
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR
III detention from business, for Structure Fsula Piles,
the Eye Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., 14 Lesiagon avenue
rI,RY BASSFORDS
Celebrated Nonpareil Refrgerators best and cheapest
Only depot,
Bassford, Cooper Institute.
THOMAS r. AaNEw, aso GREENWICH STREET,
New York. has reduced the prices Of Teas, Coees, S
Flour and all kinds Of Groceries, Moasses aud Proy
sons 10 the gold standard
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inInra the main spring ofA watch and every roF'
ton o The works becomes dlsorderel The human
stomach l. 10 the human sNsteia what thHl elastic
pIeee Of metal l. tna rhronemeler. IL Influences
Inc action Of tho other oreans, and controls, 70 a
r.rthin extent, the whole living machine. The
eomnArison may 10 carried further; for ~ the
Nrakness OF other mporf-eilons ofil,e main spring
10 Indirard on tho ia Of the tlmepiccr 80 also Is
the weakness or other disorder OF the stomach be.
irayei by tho face ofthr invalid Tho complexion
Is rslIow or faded, the eyes deficient In lnsir"
aud inteillg-ure, aud there jsa worn. anxious eS'
preston IN tho whole countrnancc which tell As
plalnIy a. Tltten words could do, that the great
nnurishlug organ whose ofico II " TO minister 10
tho wants OF tho body, and TO sustain anil renew all
it, parts, Is not performing Its duty. IL requires
rrnavailng nrl regulating. aud In arcomplish this
end IIosteitcrs Stomach Blicrs may he truly SAID
20 lie ne oss hi.g pc~lfE The broken main spring
Of a watch may lie replaced ny new one, but W
stomach can only 10 repaired RnG strengthened, and
This ono Of tho objects Of the famous vegetable res
torativo which for eighteen years has boon waGing
a successful contest with dyspepsia In all olmaniS.
A u specific for indigestion II stands alone. When
the RESOURCES Of tho pharmacop0ia have been OK
haus'ei, without, nj best, doing more than miiign'.
ing the complaint, q course OF this wholesome and
paIain ole vet powerful, stomachic Effects perfect
and porinancni cure. In all cases Of dyspepsia the
liver Is more or less iisordcrcd, aud upon this Inn
portant gland, Ms well a. upon tho stomach and
bowels the Diticrs act with singular disiinctness
regulating aud reinvigoraiing every socretivo and
ss-imilatng organ which bodily aud mental
hca ltl doneul,
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FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We understand that
the contract for the erection of the Female
College, on Elm street, has beef let,--the
brick work to Mr.. J. ID. Marks and the wood
work to Mr.. Jno. Loucks. The building is
to be IS X Go a., two stories high; the first
story IL and the second IL feet from floor
to ceiling; fat roof, covered with metal, and
an embattled parspet wall, rising two feet
above the roof. One large room on the first
floor and four rooms above.
This building win consume about 135, 900
brick, and is but part Of the ultimate de-
sign the intention being, We understand,
10 erecttwo wings to the building in future.
The location selected is good, and the build
ing when finished in all lie parts viii add
to the beauty Of the town.
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Masonic Celebration.

The members of Tannehi)l Lodge, no 52
Free and Accepted Masons, celebrated the
Anniversary Of 81. John, on yesterday, by
Procession, Dinner thd otbef exercises
The procession was formed at the Lodge
Room at l0a o'clock A. NJ, marched down
Houston street to the lover side of the
Square, thence up Commerce to Jefferson
street, and thence up Jefferson to the Pres
byterian Church, where the following ex-
rrciscs were had
|. Song-"Switzcrland the Swiss
Glce Club.
=. Praycr-hy Rev. R. W. Thompson.
3. Song-"Prayer in the Alps'-by the
Swiss Gee Club.
4. Address--by Bro. J. X. P. RECORD.
8. "Spring Song"-by the Swiss Glce
Club.
G. Praycr-by Rev. Bro. W. H. Scales.
The procession was then reformed and
. proceeded to the grove Immediately East Of
the residence of Dr. Henry V. Gray, On
Main street, where substantial tepast was
partaken Of by the members Of the Frater-
nifty.
The attendance of the Masons was the
largest we have ever seen in Dallas; and
the spacious church was crowded 10 over
flowing with the brethren, ladies and their
friends.
The address of Capt. Record was appro-
pirate, well delivered, Astounding in pas
sages of beauty, grace and power, and was
heard by the vast throng with interest and
attention.
The vocalization OF several songs, in the
Swiss tongue, though the words were I'M
dcrsiood but little by those present, Vas
done artislically and with spirit, by the
"Freic Swiss Glcc Club whose presence
and music added very much to the interest
Of The occasion.
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sar a serious accident occurred a. the
Dallas Steam Grist Mill in this place, On
Saturday last, by which the miller, Mr. NJ.
W. Packer, came very near losing his life.
BY come means the Engine got to running
ut too high a speed, or as some term il
'run away" and burst the mill rock into
atoms, scattering the fragment all OYER the
mill and engine room. One piece struck
Mr.. Packer, who was in the mill room, on
the head and another on the arm, knock
ing him senseless. lie was taken up and
She NECESSARY means used for his recovery,
but ii was an hour or more before be was
able 10 speak, and il Ess feared that he was
fatally injured. But We are fieased te add
that he is nov up and Doing well. kaons
else, we believe, we're inferred; nor vas the
mill OF machinery injured further han ths
deslrucfion Of he rock.
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Installation.

There will be q ruhiie lnslallaiieh ~
q. q. Welsh, D. D, @, ~, ia the fE.sei
terrain Church, al 2 s'eloek ?, NJ on Wed
nesl.y. 6,h day Of July, Il The orlesrs ol
nalI.s Lodge No. a. I.OO.f, aud Riisley
Rneanpmsni, No, Is, lo.of, sud sn ad
dress, on the subject o. OH isheashii .!
Hon. John J. Good, I'D D GA, Lo'o'f'
An Old Fellows, Daughters q Kseeees
AMI the public generally are 'n'''sa ''
attend
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tar Mr. .. 1. bailey, feHas'iy u 'hs
Dallas Iroa aaa brass F0uudFy, has srssi-
"a a snug little shop near ihs llsAllR u,
Gee, Tor ,hs rsPAirins q all siad' u sn'''
nasbinsry, Sc, Every one kasss Bailey
10 bs one of the laosi eonpsisni msshsniss
10 The souniry. You can all bring ye1F
suns, pistols, sewing Rasfihss aud other
sasll nAshlRsry that are out Of REPAIR 10
bailey aud he'll put il in order,
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ts- We publish in another part Of L

owe publish in another part Of to-
DAVIS paper the proceedings Of meeting
held last Saturday in reference TO Trinity
river Navigation to Dallas, to which We
earnestly call the attention " our readers
We shall have more to say next week sdi'
orally on the subject, when We propose
present some faces and figures, condensed
from the report Of Col. J. c. Mccoy Of an
excursion party which went down the river
"a the Spring Of 1868. Our crowded col
umns this week will not permit a farihsr
allusion TO the matter now.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

MoEE Rlsoss Mr., J, 5, fsrgusoa also
sen, us On he same day, couple Of blooms
from a crop Of 40 acres raised BY hl@sslf
anl two daughters, on the farm OF MessFs'
". CaTulh s bro, six miles North ftoNh'
lie informs Us that The hole Geld IL esmlhs
out ID hlasms.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

M Tho only remedy evor offered to tho public
that has never failed 10 when directions are
followed, Is NJ Lanes Liver PM IL has been sevo;
raj Years before tho public and has been introduced
In all sectl6ns VI tho Union. Where IL has been
used, II has had the most triumphant SUGGEST and
has actually driven out Of use all other Incidence
II has been tried under all tho different phhses OF
Ilrpatis, and has beeA found Slally eiilcaciths IN
all,
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VO'rItE.

THyIIIS is to notify all persons indebted to
n me as Clerk of the Probate and County
Court of Dallas county, Texas, to call upon
Mcssrs. Coombes s. Bower, Attorneys, and
make immediate payment of the same, and
save further cbst and trouble Mcssrs.
Coombes 4 Bower ars fully authorised 10
receipt for all sums of money due me.
S. S. JONES.
Dallas. June 4, lS7O-3S:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Mons IMpRoyEMEST.-We notice an cx-
cavation being made on the East side Of
the Square between the storcbuusc of Field
Bros. and Deppes Barber Shop, for large
concrete building, 25 X CO. two and half
stories high With basement underneath
The building we understand, will be finish
ell id the best style and is designed for n
storehouse. We also hear Of other substan-
iial buildings in contemplation. Who says
Dallas is not progressing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

gY-we are In formed by several citizens
that the bridge across the gully on Jeiier'
son ST., North OF the Presbyterian church is
really dangerous for teams, and ut night
even for fooimen. The attention OF the
Mayor, City Marshal, or "s,reet Commits
sion" is direct ID 10 IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

sTws have been presented ibis week,
by Mrs. J. D. Marks, with a mess Of cueum-
bsrs, Of unusual dimensions, one Of which
measures Q inches in length, and proper
tionsbly large in eirrumfersnce. They sr.
Of the long green kind, the seed Of vhict
Mr. NJ brought from Ksntneky.
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nssynWo take pleasure id calling ate

BsS"wo take pleasure id calling atten-
tion TO the advertisement of Thos. Goggan
g. Bro, Music Dealers, Galveston, Texas.
We have known the house for q long time,
and have no hesitation in pronouncing it
reliable ard accommodating. Any piece of
music published in the United States can
be had of them, and the best of musical
instruments of every kind are always kept
nm hand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

p6-That eye-sOre Of our sshe'um, the
hog hole on the South side OF Main street.
is bank full Of water, mud aud other In
gradients for creating sickness. Cant our
city fathers do something towards felieN'
ing us Of this nuisance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

~ We ars infsruti has ~ ssIs mis-
i.lss last week, Ia raiiis TIA, ihs teiy
If The ysuns nan sho sss aroWnsi last
saturday pssk, ia ihs IEisiiy at 'hn
place hal bssn TtogysTsi, tP 10 he
pUssn, iiss Ls has 81 hesa founi,
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Land I'M Dallas County
FOR Sale

q Al ACRES Of Prairie Land, situated
UfU on the waters Of White Rock
Greek, adjoining the farm q Capt. Vim. G.
MeCamy, about Is miles nearly due North
from Dallas. There is plenty 81 lasting
spring water and 3 sufieiency Of timber
for Ere wood. Fer any furthsr infyrua-
ton, srplioation can be made 70 IN. C. ".
Siexinson. Dallas or q, The undersigned
- Mr.. A. Grants Z Mills south Of Urkiu-
uET. Collin county H. y lAAALE
gurc u. 1879 SIN
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ray-our Sheriff, the cnegctic and popu'
lar JERE NJ. BRowS, will leave next week,
Tor Huntsville in charge 81 The Two prison
crs, Fletcher Field and E. d. Williamson
convicted and sentenced to the pcniicntia-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Absolute Divorces legally obtained In Kew York,
Indiana Illinois and other Statrs for persons from
any State OF Country, legal everywhere; desertion,
drunkenness, non-snprort. etc, sufficient cause no
publicity 10 charge Until divorce obtained. Adj
vice free. business ostabli shed fifteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorhey.,
No rs Nassau Street, New York City.
Anrii q, 1ST0-3O.am