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BUSINESS CHANCES.

III ~ fJA'kD TAN.
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE Low.
= hOtst OF about seven TO ms. modern convent
encet; good yard, and loestion. Will nav about
one eighth down; balance in reasonable monthly
instr ,ments Address, giving location, &c. g.
SMITH, Cry Posi- ONCE. jsN.
MONEY TO LOAN MONEY To LOANN
W In large and small amounts, on class real
jsni lot I2s l,h street between a H and si.
FOR shLE-we offer 20 sell All of the UNRS
.. .DEEMkD PLEi GES on hand in our al s-and
guy IA street, until February lst, a. = SIN All per
centaee over the am unit adv ane I'd On them ~ en-
ebie us 70 concentrate our loan business 10 ne in
Hotel. s GOLDSTFIS a ca 'i''@u
is Loan Office 2OS a. street west.
EoR sALE-Ata bargain, the FOOD WILL. &C.
OF a old established Coal and W God peplt cor
hef OF Mary land avenue and Sth street Island sut-
ab,e LOT coal or lumber depot. Apply az Dr.. BIOS
WILL ; drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
'tn ehtet. aul0-tf
WANTED-Ta sell aUNE- THIRD TNTEhFsT
W IN Mercantile Business in this citv: a most
desirable opening for any one wishing 20 eaRage In
an active business life. and where he can make an
ehoeieDt and profitable Investment The only reasnp
r selling being he actual n, ed Of tn, services Of
thlrd partner. Price, 81 90. Address MENCHANF
"-PaomCe. auS-tf
ScsVCO paying and legitimate husIlJ9s,
state wants. business and locR.fon w fE...i
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FOR SALE.

EoRsALE OR BX, HASGE.-r#o hn- MARES
r r. reid asss. g sns sy
..su Real E'''; . 81 s s1.S s: .;Es:,
FOB sALE..FnlI sIOl X, FuRNIrUzR. ssi
FlXfUkrS OF one Of ihe best Restaurants in the
and ming boon. s"a sss. a1p Rs rom.
s,sIy paI'ieu.r; located On "a s,sn1s; 80 doing
sa: T.s.c.A Raildins e r rsp OH and y.
HHEU5kNsSi co syak P,Ic 70 PlsrSss or MY
MoRsIss. The II:h instant, a. io!s Ak
fSs. 1hs % ;s e. BE- Howard on
ssr Pl., i an iron gay stallion, six year:
iiot. Jr.,. she sire ct Taller. Tsesav. Ole BuI,
sie. Bsysrd scoe and m.ny more Of the be-;
HSrns ~ i ~ :, s Z BAD
h crosses s 70 n ~ s sna
Diomssd. he has n, yer been handled. hut has bee
timed in An; and trotted the last qlsrtef in rs.
seconds he is one OF he bends NEST horses one &
.insle or pole horse in Americs. Can he seen
previous to day q sale b. ang nPoa be subscriber.
EoR sALE-The GOOD-wILL aud part FIX-
u TURES Of eOod Provision and Grscery sand
northwest corner of loth ard etc, n. W. J5at'
E0R sAJk-A splendid PAIR or OIks 20 rs
srd cns Of the m s. Swish ts" n, IN iss ciy IN
xdo1Sss Z: koMEko, p. o. Box III ,Gh
Washington, W ~ $50
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-ons ~ n. hAud
soonest HORSES IN tn city. bright bay. -
ard free FRI any defect. Also, ,tyIish 1SQ
CahRlAGF Arrly 10 >HERRING SNA
JONES, 1913 street. jt-d
EoR SALE The FURNITURE and GOnD
y ILL With everything necessary for q , 's-d-
ing house, has been one for years ~ No. 3 = M
.yl'snia ay between N and a, its Furnishes
Pariors and bedrooms for rents 5 20 sIe de0 ia'
FOR SALE-A new two wheel SPRING TRUCK
I al J.. q. COOK Il 20. : stabls- 2li ~ B. and
zl9 llth street. bel W q. drce-r
FOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS;
y good business rig. Can he seen AN
HOW ARDS Stables, q street, between 9th IN
and 7th. SS5. asst IA
EoRsALE, CHFAP-A fine SET of SURVEYING
II INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order, at
}. ii. SQUIER'S, Mo-ey Broker.
ocso-t 1907 street
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nPREMUyAL NOTICE.

ON and after JANUARY 2sTH we will remove all
OF our effects FROM our Lean office, 900 "A street
70 cur principal Loan Office. Ola street. under the
Metropolitan Hotel; sales room fronting Pena-y
vaIia avenue, dig. Our business will be cOntinu-d
as heretofore with better accommodation to Gus
toners.
lars Y GnInSTEIN
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~ POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Q3 WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov q, ISL F
Com plants having been rtceiev ed that the Letter
garrsrs At several Of the free delivery Offices solicit
donations By means Of New Years Addressed ana
this practice being considered preudcial to the SER
vice. and derogAtory 70 the respect carriers should
II III times command L:
Ii 10 therefore ordered that the issuing OF auy AL
dress or substitute therefor, by letter Carriers Ri.
tended or calculated to induce the publ6e TO make
them donations, or the soliciting Of presents by
means wAatever, 10 forbidden.
JOHN A. j. CRvswELL,
boS Postmaster General
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AZ Oak BAL. s2s III street NOS
T. s.JUSTH PAYS fAIR PKlOsS for Lsdiss'
"a. Gents' and Childreu's SECONDHAND
N0rHIEo, gNpER-OLorHING, BOOTS.
sH0 20, Sc, af 6Ie street, bet ssn 9Th aud III
etc. kste by mat rremstly attended 20. suie-d
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NJ NURSES SCHOOL, Ar FREEDMEN's
Ill HOSpIT Al

Tn : NJ hcES NJHUIIII IT FKEEDMENS
S HOSPITAL.
The course II Lectures will commence March q
1872. and Will continue for three months.
Full and practical instructions will be given upon
all the duties Of the monthly nurse, ncluding the
proper care Of infants. "
The lying in wards of the hos pital, under tn.
char ge of one Of the instructors will afford OppDrtu
nifty Ter illustrations If the subjects Taught
For circulars giving detailed information appy To-
Professor ROBERT hEYBURN, NJ. D., No. 62S +
str' et surgeon in charge of Freedmen's Hospit nj
P1ofessor JOS. TABER JOHNSON, M D., No
93I New York avenue, ply stefan of the Lying in
wards, the hOspitaI
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~EDUCATE FOR PRACTICAL USES.

QS
Will be the constant aim to render the instruc.
Ton given at the Washington Business College still
more ehcieni and practical during the year 1872 than
IN preceding Year,. Yearly scholarships are issued
GOD t"T day or evening sessions, for SO payabIe
$40 in adv Anee, aut h-lsnee in monthly insaiments
Of Siosaeh Life Membership, goo5 IN the coll ges
81 the International A.socisten," (locsted in the
are issued for slGo, able SIS in and bal
anee ia instslluents Of S25 each. Ten per cent de.
iions, three months only, in bushes, course, S25
Plain genmanship, or any single study one m nth,
any address application. All applications cor in
struction should be made at the College, northeast
corner OF Seventh and L streets. TO
CeCD1t SpENNrP pro.iIa,4
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HhEGisTRARs S9FEIcE,

nFNATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
Wy WASHINGTON, 18th December, 1871.
There VIII be meeting of the stock olders of this
Bank for the election OF Nine Directors to for
the ensuing year. held at the Banking house on
TUESDAY the 9th 81 January next.
Polls open at II and close at O'clock
dec25-eotJau9 MOSES KELLY Ca.hiar
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ARCHITECTS, &c.

NJ @. sTARkwEATHER,
TNGVEER ASp sur ssissTRNpKsr.
All orders prcmp.sT exec1.-i. DRAWINGS for
building ~ reduced prices once ~ the old stand
Plants Building, corner New York avenue and rs, b
street. spAly
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DRoPosALs FOR TIE REPAIR or sTRFFr
Laps IN wAsHISGToS AND GE0RGE-
orFIcE BoAyp or PrBLrc woRx..
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals Tor Re,.ir
81 Imp vii ee .eoeiyed At this once until
Ing n repair The I'm .ork q the street lamps q
Al repairs Of TN wcrk 90 be made Of XXX tin,
and all copper work 70 be replaced with ospp-r and
10 have two CO.'S Of paint. and eli re oa,rs 10 b
mao. wlthont unnecessary delay.
Blcders VII state the price per ismp
Ass fsr furnishing and putting IN the rls.s 4, tbs
Quaiiu or lite equiv ienf.
puSs !, ". :. Z. ss,,. Dr: light and to include
A-td ALkx. r. sBEPHERD. Vice President.
~ WI. H. WALL CO., Auctioneer..
" New Marble Buflfinr
200 aud cog Pennsylxsnin syeura
-fOR PRIVATE SALE
We arc bow Resolving from the pu.srf,r-urr-s
rLnrfe snd Handsome assort mers q CLPI- -
AkL ftkhlTCRE of al 4-scriptions, OIL
gnice vs. invite tte attention a bnyors n 81 -
~ excclert wur .snshis. which hAs ben 4"
1ede to erder. arc g whirh resrectfully To-
where. M n. vStI a. ~, -
WV Acosionsor.
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"a NETTING OF THE srOCKHOLDERS
N OF rHE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD COM PANY for the election of
Directors will be held at the Office Of the Com Dany
cOrLer Of New Jersey avenue and street north, on
WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1872 The polls will be
spered at II clock m. and close at d. m. Trans
fer books will be closed the 9th Of DeceIiber and
opsntd January u. B. :. RlKER, Presid snt.
HENRY HURT, Fec. pro. TEN. d21 3w
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. a., Dec. % 1871
Notice Is hereby given 10 consumers Of Potomac
Water that the
WAFER RENTS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
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EOR SALE OR HX, HASGE.-T~s hu- MARES
Il win be sold. or exehar ged for CITY prep q
err; they are FIRE drivers IN single or dSuble IN
harness, and excellent under saddle. ga
q ARMIES
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VIidsummer Mnlpdics.

The hot solar rays that rpen the harvests generate
many distressing diseases Ifthe liver be at all pre-
disposed Irregularities this is the season In which
bilious attacks may be anticipated A weak stom-
ach too, is weakest in the summer months, and the
loss of vitality through the pores by excessive pers.
pration is 80 great that wholesome tonic, csmbin-
ing also tho properties of difusvo stimulant and
gentle exhilarant, Is in many cascs necessary to
health, and under no circumstances should be dis.
pensed with by tho sickly and debilitated. OF all
the preparati ons intended thus to refresh, sustain
and forify the human frame, there is none that will
compare with Hostettor's Celebrated Stomach Bit
ers. They have been weighed in tho balance Of ex.
perienco and not found wanting; have been rccom-
mended from the first great medicinal specific,
not beverage, and in spite ofinterestod opposi'
ton from innumerablc quarters stand after twen-
ty years trial, at the head of all proprietary med
cines intended for the prevention and cure Of all
binary complaints Of the stomach the liver, the
bowels and the nerves. In the unhealthy districts
bordering the great rivers of California, Hostt tiers
Stomach Biters may be classed MS the standard one
for every species of Intermittent or remitten fever.
The people who inhnbit those districts, place the
most implicit confidence in the preparation-a con-
fdence that is increased every year by the results of
Its operation.
As btters so called. OF the ninst perBicious char
acter are sprngng mp like fungi en- every side, the
frauds Ash for IIostetters Diters sec that the la
bel ec, are correct, and remember that the genuine
article is never sold in bulk, but in bottles only.
i3Imo.
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OBITUARY,


Departed this life, of typhoid fever, in
Dallas, on the 18th inst, in the 28th year
of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth j., wife of j. NJ
Jancso nj. D.
OF cheerful disposition, she carried
sunshine into all the weary routine of do
nestle life. A faithful counselor and CON-
forter, in extremity or intricacy, her voice
was an unerring guide TO the husband OF
her heart. As member of society, the
sick and poor bear abundant testimony to
her generous charity. Forgivine and for
bearing, she ever had ready apology for
the foibles and failures Of others. She has
gone from us, but left precious memory
behind,
Reared in the family of the Rev. George
7. Vickers, Of Covington, Louisiana, she
united with the Methodist Church in early
girlhood. Immediately on their arrival in
Dallas, about eighteen months since, she
and her husband cast in their lots among
those of the same faith, in which church
she lived an accepted member till the day
Of her death.
Though long and painful the illness,
murmur nor complaint even escaped her
lips. Resigned, she meekly and patiently
bore the affective rod, ii u she calmly sunk
into the Grms Of Death. May our Father
give grace that we bear in humility this
burden Of grief, and recovensnt TO gain
with our dear departed the blissful home
10 which they have gone before us.
w. HIS.
Dallas, Texas, July 18th, 1872.
n. o. c. Advocate will please copy,
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The VARMINT.-On last Tuesday NOR.
ming early, Charlie Crntchfield, boy OF
fifteen, son of Mr.. J. .. Crutchfeld, living
about 4 miles east of Dallas, went out
with his double barrelled shot gun TO shoot
squirrels. About 300yards from the house,
he discovered something in tree top,
which he at first mistook for raccoon,
and discharged one of his barrels at it,
bringing it to the ground, when it turned
out to be Catamount of large size. His
faithful dog at once pitched in, but getting
the worst of it, Charlie came to his assis-
lance, and approached near enough to kill
the warmth" as old Misunderstanding
would have called it, with the other barrel.
1t was noble specimen of the cat kind,
of tawny color, with black spots, measur-
ing feet and five inches. How he came
so near an inhabited dwelling is rather
strange but he paid for his temerity with
his life. Charlie is ready for another,
when it comes to hand.
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18th Judicial District.

The Delegates, selected by the counties
of the l4th Judicial District for the pur-
pose Of nominating democratic candidate
for the Office Of District Attorney in said
District, will meet in convention at Mans
field, Tarrant county, Texas, on the 10Th
day of August next. This July Is, 1872.
X. M. Van Zandt, Chairman of Ex. Cora.
Tarrant county.
Jas county.
E. W. Rogers, Chairman of Elk. Com. FL
lis county.
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e6r 1t gives us great pleasure to meet
once more our old friend, Col. ]. X. Hol
land of Grimes Co. and to make the &C
quaintance Of his interesting family. Col
Holland is the owner Of a very fine tract
of land, near Johnsons Station, in Tarran
County, through which the Texas Pacific
Road will run, and we are happy to learn
that he will probably move up to this sec
ton, during the coming fall, and remain
for awhile at Dallas until his arrange
ments are made for his new home in the
country. lie thinks others from that re.
gion of "too much niger" will soon follow
Let us say here that all will be welcome to
the white country.
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pc0-our friend, Maj c, r. Johns, Of tho
well known firm Of Z. Il. Johns & Co. Of
Austin, Bankers and Lanl Agents, 10 in
our city, and may be found at the Cruich-
field lie use. lie will attend TO any bust
ness in their line, while here, and parties
interested would do well to consult him.
lie is so well known oil over the State that
he needs no indnrsement from Ia. -
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Immense Forces of Human Life.

Tho amount of heat. force which is produced annu'
ally In the body Of an adult man, is sufficient to
raise nearly 10000 pounds of water from the reez-
ing point to the boiling point. Mechanical force il
also produced Every year the heart contracts and
dilates 49, 600 600 times, each with force estimated
as equal to the pressure OF IL pounds-tlousands OF
tons Of blood being thus annually driven through
the citculatory system. Nor arc these involuntary
actions ALL Force Is generated as well for thou
sand forms of voluntary action. Tins healthy la.
boring man is estimated to lie able to exert force
oIual to rasing the weight Of his body through TO-
600 feet in day. In strict correspondence to this
outcome Of forco Is tho internal change in the var'
ons tissues. which ompanies IL. The living body
has been compared to waterfall. While its appar-
ent form rema ms unchanged. its constituent paIti-
ces are in state ofswift, nnceasing transition The
Joint result of the continual ingong current thro
the stomach, ETC., and Of the CORE pondng outgo-
ing through the kidneys, ETC., Is, that he hole hu.
man body Is completely renovated in the space oi
about mon I'll. Now the great moter principle In
this unCeasing fux-which is the measure of health
and the very essence Of lfes the digestive facul'
ty II the reader fails in the full possession OF this
faculty. aud fails consequently In the full possession
Of health and of lie let him try Dr. Gottlieb Fsch
Btters. Let him take wine-glass full before and
after each meal lie will very soon experience re-
lief,
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go Va we're happy 10 meet In our ely,
yesterday msfnlos, The Rev y, ., Wlltsa,
Tho General Agent Tor Bayland Orphans
Home. Aswe learn that he will remain y
few days, We hope 10 have The further
plea sure Of caring him preach nj the Meth.
odist church. AZ be was esllan, Colonel
10 thu Conf dornic army, 40 we believe him
TO be q faithful soldier Of the cross.
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NC. The following telegram was receiv-
ed from Brownsville in reply to Mayor
Ervay's message:
BROWNSVILLE, July ID, 1872.
To the Mayor of the City of Dallas:
Illness has prevented more prompt an
swer to your telegram. The Queen City
of the Rio Grand del Norte sends greeting
to her sister of Dallas, and rejoices that
the Electric Current now ties them togeth-
err. We look forward to the time when the
iron horse will add unnumbered ties to
the connection already begun.
F. CUMMINGS, Mayor.
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1sy- We give list Of some gentlemen
and ladies who graccd our city with theiI
presence on the occasion Of the Railroad
Barbecue.
Hon. 4. W. Cave and Mrs. Cave, Mrs
CARMEL, Judge Mcdonald and Mrs. Melon
aid aud daughters, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Drew,
Mr. .Ge orge II. " ilson, Miss Wilson and
Miss Fallin, Capt. Bass and Mrs. Bass, Mr.
and Mrs. Brewster and Miss Jennie Brew
ster, all Of Houston. W. T. Ballinger Esq
Miss Ballinger and Miss Jack of Calves
ton. Col. J. X. Holland, Mrs. Holland and
daughters, Of Grimes Co. Dir. and Mrs.
Duke Of Weatherford.
We regret that our young people did not
get up dance for the amusement Of the
fair ladies', who honored us by their atten-
dance, but the truth is that we have, as
yet, no suitable hall for such purpose.
When our new Court House is completed,
we 90 for Grand Ball to MAKE up for
present short comings.
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LUMBER DEroT.-We call attention To
the advertisement in this paper, rs. s.
Munger, Houston, who il prepared TO fur
nish lumber of every kind, dressed or
rough, from his Mills on the Great North
ern Railroad. He win fill all orders 10
him directed to Houston, promptly; orders
left with Mr.. s. II. Mulkey, on Elm Street,
Dallas, for lumber or shingles, will be
promptly attended.
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Say Mr.. C. T. sisson, Piuno Tuner,
who was in our city several days the first
of the present week, desires us to say that
in consequence of previous engagements
at other places, he was unable TO remain
here as long as he desired, but he will be
back in the latter part of September or
October, and then be pleased to do any
work in his line that may be needed.
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na.Col. d. D. Culberson of Jefferson, q
candidate for the nomination to Congress
from this District, win be in our city, next
Tuesday, and speak 1--WE presume at the
Court HOuse) at night. We bespeak for
him full house and an attentive hearing.
He is said TO be fine speaker, and, what
is better, q sound democrat.
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D@.0ur city fathers are in high feather,
as on Tuesday, about the middle of the
day, We had q fine shower, very favorable
TO the hog culture. 1t was lovely to see
the porkers luxuriating in the mud pud-
dies, in preparation for promenade on
the sidewalks. A large crop may be ex-
pccted this fall,
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Mckinney, we understand, has an
ordinance prohibiting the hogs from run
ming at large through the streets of that
thriving town. From the number we see
in Dallas, we presume many of them may
have emigrated to this place, learning that
the city fathers entertained a fraternal
feeling towards them.
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B6- We acknowledge, from the pu1

fishers, the following pieces Of new Music,
viz: "Sisson Polka, Chicago Schottische, u
"Austin Schottische," and the "Steck
Piano Waltz" all composed by CT. Sisson.
Esq. II these pieces are popular, have
had large sale and are what are call ed
good teaching pieces, not difficult, and
such as young scholars can take. They
may be had by addressing the publishers,
Messrs. C. T. Sisson & Co., Austin, Texas
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n1- The election on Friday and Satur-
day last in this city on the proposition
for the City of Dallas to subscribe enc
hundred thousand dollars in bonds, run
ming twenty years, TO the Capital Stock Of
the Dallas and Wichita Railroad Company,
resulted in the proposition being carried
by an almost unanimous vote.
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Sag Among the visitors to our city on
the day of the Barbecue were James r..
Baker Of the Houston Union, Judge Thur
mond of Corsicana, lately of the Indepen.
dent, and W. r. Duke of the Weatherford
Times. 1t would have given us pleasure
TO have welcomed others of the editorial
fraternity.
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TAlLoRING.-Mr. N. D. McKinnon, Tailor
is prepared to do all work in his line ON
the most reasonable terms. His shop is in
the second story of the brick building on
the West side of the square over F. Is. Bry-
an s. Co.'S. Store, back room. lie has the
latest fashion plates, and solicits the pat
ronage of the public.
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cy"Immigrants and others wishing to
purchase land, are referred to the long list
advertised in to-day's paper by Ault, Jen-
kins s. Ault. Lands in all sections, and
any quantity, can be obtained by applying
to this enterprising young firm. For fur
Their particulars read advertisement and
call upon the firm.
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Eueal aJptiees.
Charles Deppe,

Charles Deppe,
Having returned from Europe, has resumed
charge of his Barber shop, on the east side
of the square, where he hopes, by strict at
tention to business, to retain the patronage
of his old friends as well as host of new
ones. He will employ none but the best of
BARRIERS, and will always keep chairs
enough to accommodate his customers.
1t is his intention to erect at once new
and commodious Bath Doom in connection
with his shop, and to reft the latter in the
best city style. Cleanliness and prompt.
ness will be his motto. [42:tf.
N~-OO0~-.-N~ w -~-~~~>-~
f. Ii. Bryan s. Go,
Have Just received fine assert ment of
Domestics and Prints.
d4:2w.
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sfS' A large, handsome, new Omnibus
capable of comfortably seating 16 or Is
passengers has been running on our Streets,
from the Public Square to the Railroad De-
pot for two weeks past. 1t is another of
the new institutions which the presence Of
the railroad has rendered necessary. The
new vehicle is owned by those enterpris-
ing Livery Stable men, Messrs. Work s.
Coker, Corner of Houston and Commerce
Streets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-20

B6yH The card of W. j. Hutchins, Cotton
Factor ard Commission Merchant, Hous-
ton, Texas, will be found in our columns
to-day. Mr.. II. is so well known all over
the State, that it is hardly necessary to
more than call attention to his card. AS
Merchant he h as no superior in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-20

Va We had the. pleasure of. a call on
Thursday from Mr.. Shepherd, one of the
operators in the Telegraph Office about
being established here. lie informs us
that the Office will be open in few days,
when we hope to become acquainted in
business point of view.