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The New York herald., 1872-11-10

Of NO business in fast city more deserving ot
credit whose example Is worthier al Imitation titan
thsproector and proprienrs of tho vast emporium OK
useful and smcnal Articles known IS the "Dollar
Store" a 667 broadway Since opening their establish
ment four years ago, success attended their
efforts to please the pubic, and aeir amounts
10 hundreds Of thousands OF collars annually. Thcir
new and varied lot Of goods, and now that the
OF gtft-making u a. hand We would recommend our
ieDds to tronze this establishment as we know tae
ttsy will ind mapy desirable articles tor presents and
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and sal.
yer Ware bought and sold GEORtaE G. ALLEN
81 Broadway, Fourteenth street
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy.-Neu
ralgia Rhc cumatism permanently eradcatsd FROM the
system Advice gratis daily. u John street Circulars
free.
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D0nOvan's Rcstaurant, No. 5. Enst
Twelfth street-Tabe GHiots frorx53c to r NJ. also
priyao Dining Rooms
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ENGLAND.

Civic State from Guildhall Through Temple Bar
and Return-Prince Of Wales Birthday
Anniversary Pageants-Rate Of
Discount Advanced.
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scutiOn After Imperial Gem
sOrshfp.

sOrshfp.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Nov. Q, 1872.
The Leudnt Herald has been suspended for two
months in consequence of the publication in its
columns OF satrical articles upon the deficient
water supply OF Constantinople.
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Gold Watches an

Gray Hair. Badness, Dnpdru0 and all
Alters LIFE FOR THE HAIR
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HnIf Horse nnd HaIf Man.

Rheumatism, Swelllugs LaIneness and any kind Oe
csh bone u,Asce ament upon beast Is cured
by CENTAuR IMMINENT the most wonderful disc overy
OF ancient and modera times.
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Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Repaired
by first class workmen GHORGE O. ALLEN,
s4i Broadway, nsar Fourteen IN Street.
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AnnOuncement.-D.D ID. YOuunAns, Hettce
and Reporer Of Fashion Gentemen Wear For cor;
rect Styles 7I9 Broadway New YorE Hotel; also u.o
most popular styles Tor bows ana youths
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Roy N Hava Lotterys-PriLas Cashcd.
orders filed furnished highest rates paid tor
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR CO., Baiskers,l ID Wall St
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A Fact.-1sJulihn's Hydrnstin Conn
POUND" all diseases of the Kidneys bladder and
urinary organs. Depot. Al Liberty street
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Gold Watches and 1cwelIy, Lowest
prices; Earrings xnd Pins Necklaces. Eockets, Wat
Chains Sleeve Bwatons Studs, Seal Rings Diamond
Pins, Gold Pencils and Pens Sha vi Pins Band and Chain
Bracelets, GEORGE G. ALLEN,
s&l Broadway, near geureenth street,
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A.-ThOusands Die Every Winter or
Consumption Bronchitis, Diptheria and, Lung Fever,
whom few doses OF HALE,s HONEY OF HOR EHOUnR
AND TAR given In time, would have saved from a
prema ture grave. CRlTTENTONS No. sixth avenues
sGi PfKE,s SE 81 roofIiAcHE DROPS cure inone minute.
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King Among Cough Remedies II
Case,s Compound Syrup Tar price, 25c, HG and 81
per bottle a. r. CASE, proprietor, 4s2 North Second
street, Brooklyn, N. y
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A.-Cleaning and Dyeing, r.. LORDS
offices; in city 60 Broadway near Bie-ker street.
Rrnn
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All Scalp Disease, DandriH, Falling.
Untimely Gray Hair. Unnatural fedness OF the
Nose PimpIy Eriptions Moth Patches, Frcckes and
MoIes are cured BY Dr. BLEKRY, Dernatologist, -
Rond street New York.
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The FRENCH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SEES
sIoN.-The members of the National Assembly
Of France will reassemble in session, after the
recess adjournment at Versailles tomorrow.
The occasion will be of very great importance
to the Republic as it is, and for the system of
rule which may prevail within the emanci-
pated territory in the future. President
Theirs message may be very serious utter
ance. It is intimated, however, that the aged
Chief of State will endeavor to be non-com-
initial in his magisterial expression. Political
party feeling runs high in France, as will be
seen from the statement which we supply to
our readers elsewhere, SO that the more silful
leaders in the Legislative debate may endeavor
to extort from NJ. Theirs personal definition
of his opinion as to the public condition which
may ensue in the country after his decease,
provided he still holds to the idea of a life
term tenure of Office.
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Bell Schnapps.
The only gin sold under the name OF schnanps a.
the best grocers and dru tgists keepit.
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All Who Voted to Avoid Being Vtctim-
lied should buy their Winter Hats at KSOX's 2l2 sead
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

Gents, Dress Hats nt Manu- facaurers'
prices-P. ERNEHWEx l4s Nassau streat between
Spruce and Beekn9ayL
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Glcnham m Hotel
on the.EunSpean plan.
c6 Fif.h 9vepac
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A.-Royal Havaaa LOttcry.-Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers 10 Wall street.
box 4685 Post office, New York
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A Silk Hat Expressly adapted for
Young men about changing the stiff Derby for tho
more manly Hat, at ESfENSCHEIDS. lib Nassau street
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ChristOdarO's Hair Dyc.-This+ Splendid
Dye is the only one that has ever been anaysod an&
found harmless
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TURKEY.

Cargo Of Slaves for Sale in Constantinople-
Bondsmsn from Tripoi Under the British
Flag-Prosecution Of the Press
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A.-A.-Rich Oxydized silver Goods.
Jewcry Bronzes, &c for holiday presents e. aa ths
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Nie0l, Davidson g. Co.,

b5b RroadWav.
are now opensng ~ cases OF
real. bronze STATUARy,' CLOCKS. PARIOn. 1RNAs
MENTS &c,being the latest productions OF .he Paris
warkshops-
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This Is TO Certify that Dr. a. n: Aba
ell Malek has made speedy OF number OF nors9S
within three or four days which were snnegng DAILY
the day the medicine was given, n. KENYON,
Forty.seyenth street and Broadway stables
Nav YoRk. Nov. y, lo72
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A.-FOr q First Class Hat, at Popular
prices call on DoUGAN l02 Nassau, corner of AnR st.
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The Irish Question-Father Burke ON
FrOude.

Froude.
The discussion of the relations between Ire
land and England which Mr.. Froude inaugu-
nted has not been closed by the skilfnl plead
ing of the English historian. We have already
in these columns commented on the peculiar
morality, of which Mr.. Froude proclaimed him
self the exponent and admrer, with the judi
cial impartiality which becomes an independ-
ent American journal The objections which
we raised to the doctrines of brute force
enunciated by Mr.. Froude were based on the
broad principles of justice and human rights
AS American freemen, acknowledging no right
in rulers save what is conferred by the will of
the people, we refused to accept baseless theo-
ries of national superiority as justification of
oppression. We affirmed the right of every
people to choose that form Of government best
suited to their temperament and their wants
without interference from any other people,
But we left to the Irish people the
task of disproving the charges made
against them. At the request of
number of influential Irish citizens Father
Burke, the distinguished Dominican orator,
has undertaken to deliver course of lectures
at the Academy of Music in this city in
reply to Mr.. Froude in order to place the
other side of the picture clearly before the
American people. Father Burke will bring to
the subject ripe knowledge and rare eloquence,
and the case of Ireland will not suffer from
any lack of ability in her defender. The facts
as well as the deductions by which Mr..
Froude attempted to substantiate his special
pleading in favor Of English rule in Ireland
will be attacked. The reply will be based on
the best historical evidence, drawn not from
prejudiced English State papers only, but
from every source from which light can be let
in on the subject. For the convenience of the
American public Father Burke will adopt Mr..
Froude's division of the historical periods in
order to refute his arguments and endeavor to
show the unsoundness of his general deduc-
tons. Father Burke is devoting all his time
to the careful preparation of the lectures, and
has already made arrangements for the publ
cation Of the course simultaneously with the
delivery of the concluding lecture. The
American people will listen calmly to what
has to be urged in favor of Ireland; for, how
ever some among us may worship power, the
nations sympathies will always be found on
the side of the weak and oppressed.
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the horses throughout the United States Is quite
IN syria and can cure II within three days and thc
horse can be worked from the day the medicine Is gwen:
NO 70 Clinton place Eighth street No payment unui
cure effected A. III. AID Ell MALkk
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THE GREAT FIRE
AT SING SING.
uERRINCrS
"a NIB
SAFE
AGAIN THE vICTORi

SING SING NY, Oct. II, 1871
Mcssrs HERRING FARRELL, New York;
GENrLEMEN--The Patent Champion" fre-proof safe
purchased of In September last the means OF
serving books. papers &c in the terrible nre wnsn
visited yesterday and which consumed over S2DO,W
worth OF property My store In which the safe stood,
three story brick building situated In the centre Of
the block. IL completely surrounded by the flames,
subjected to the most intense heat bcing red
hoD twelve hours On opening IT the BOOKS,
papers and entire contents found to be In an excel
lent state of preservation Yours respectfully,
LEANDER FISHER.
Another make Of safe, in fire, belonging sts
william II Barlow ESQ., entirely destroyed its contentss
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION.
The best safe made In the world
HERRING FARRELL,
25l and 252 Broadway,
corner Murray street. New Yorh
A.-IIera Id Bra nch Office. BrOOklym,
corner OF Fulton avenue AMI Boerum street, -
Open from 3 A. NJ. TO L. NJ;
IN SIalln tram Z n MI
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2y1 and 252 Broadway. corner OF Murray street,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
Charles James Lever.

This eminent novelist and humor-
ist has passed away in the Goth
year of his agc-and therefore IN
the ripsncss Of time no less than the
fullncss of farte, lie was a native
Hf Uiiblin, born there on the 3lst of
August, 1906. Ills parents were
wealthy, and he received the ad,
vantagcs of u careful and thorough
education, acquired in part at Dub
lin and in part at Gottingcn. In
youth he was noted for personal
bravery, and especially for daring
and reckless spirit as an equestrian.
This trait is often illustrated in his
books. For q time, at the begin
nlng of his career, he practised as
physician and it is recorded that,
whcS Tic choleta ragged in Ireland
in 1889, he betaiib a member of tho
medical council Of Londonderry,
and manifested equal courage and
skill in combating that fearful and
potent scourge. Alta later period
llo @eht to brussels, as physician
to tho English Embassy in that
place. There he remained three
years, and thcte he, wrote. 'TEhe
Confessions of Harry Lorrequer"-
sounding therein tho joyous key
! note of all the stories that are dis
tinctivcly his own, and by which he
will hold n place in British litcra-
ture. Tho quick invention, the
abundant incident, the prodigality
of comic clirta2, the fine flow Of
animal spirits, and tho off hand,
dashing style Of this novel made it
at once and universally popular
and brought him n success such MS
might have confirmed less conf
dent genius in tho choice of the vo-
cation of authorship. After this
came 'Charles OMalley," Jack
Hintin,' Tom Burke of Ours Tho
O'Donoghuc,' st. Patrick's Eve,
and Tho Knight of Gwynne.' In
1912 Mr.. Levor became tho editor
Of the Dublin University Magazine
which periodical he conducted, with
most Competent ability, for three
years, and to which he contributed
among other things, Maurice Tier
nay Con Crcgan, aha 'fhe Diary
and Notes of Horace Templeton,
In 1916 he fixed his residence at
Florence, where he has spent many
industrious and pleasant years. II
addition to the works already meti
toned, Lever wrote -'Tales Of thu
Trains, The Dalt6hs,' The Nc
villcs of Garrettstown,' 'The Dodt
Family Abroad" Arthur Leary,
'Sir Jasper Carew,' The Commits
er,' 'The Mystic VIAL The Heir
of Randolph Abbey ''Tho Martins
of Gro Martin, and several othcl
novels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

TANsEY AMI PEAcnEs--A writer
in a New York paper recommends
sowing tansey about tho roots of
beach trees as a means of preserv-
Ing them. He says that he once
know 4 Large peaeR tree which was
more than forty years old, while
several generations of similar trees
in tho same soil had passed away.
This led to an examination, and a
bed of tanscy was discovered about
the trunk. 1t vas naturally infer
rea that tho presentation Of this
tree 10 sdth green old age, was
attributable to the presence Of this
plant. IL was decided 10 try the
experiment on others and according
iy a fe@.bf the roots were placed
about each Of the other trees on the
premises, some of Ehith gave signs
Of decay. Not only has it pfcserv-
cd them for several years, but reno
waited those that were unsound.
The odor of this plant, he says,
doubtless keeps off the insect cne-
fiics of this kind of tree, and il
would have the same effect on eth
ers, as the plum, apple and pear, as
well as ornamental trees.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
Texas Cattle Trade.
correspondence of the Louisville Courior-Jortns'

With, tic view Of giving the read
or an idea Of the character OF the
country travorsed by tho Kansas
trail, this final article is fur
nishod.
Our first difficulty was in pass
ing tl!rot;gE New Braunfcls. 1t is
at all times difficult to force prai-
rie, raised cattle through lanes,
and our trouble at Braunfcls was
greatly aggravated by the pcrsls'
tency of the people in standing on
the sidewalks and corners. In
vain VIC represented the danger to
their own property, imploring them
to stand back. No cntrcatics could
move solid Tcuton indifference
Finally, what we forcsaw, happened.
Our herd stampcdcd and split up
BY heads of columns they ran like
mad through thc different streets
For fully an hour it was "swinG
corners" and forward and back. "
Finally our skillful vacqucrcs sue
cccded in massing the herd, and
then promcnadcd il 4. 4 quadruplo
gait through the town into the prai-
irie beyond. They did this, however,
pursued by wild aud fierce clam
ots OF danger.
Our next serious trouble was in
crossing the Colorado which was
unusually high. After forcing oul
cattle in they readily swan across
part of our force swimming on eth
or flank.
Onr crossing was affected ioul
miles below Austin, and after hay.
ing crossed, having then passed The
mountain range lying to the north
our course was directed more to th'
north and west, thus avoiding lanes
and crowded highways. Thcreaf
ter our only trouble was n Crossing
the rivers, all of which were ut thu
time unnsually swollen, and in bas
sing belts Of tlmEcf. .,
Passing through Bclton we lcf
Waco and Dallas far to the cast
and lust skirting the wes.ttn cdg'
of tho. cross timbers, we struck ic'
river at Rcd river Station. Thi'
point is the ultima hUic, the jump
| ING off place. Indians to the north a .
and Indians TO the west, but nobod,
else. Behind us lay Texas. We ha'
Travelled ncarlcy fl C hundred mile
diagonally across the State. Sine
leaving San Antonio the soil wa
of the richest quality, and sine
leaving Austin the country wa
well walcrcd. Tho grass every
where was fully six inches bigt
One third AT least Of the settler
, along the route were migrant
, who had come fron the Souther
States, principally Georgia, With
,, the last three years
We had now reached the line
J the Ind an Territory, and were tol
D We would soon meet with indian
Q Under ordinary circumstances th
y Y would haze given no unctsiiics
IS il is well known that they rar
!, IL commit fcf1edations IN tie =
!, Cinity Of their reservations. Th
q -sould involve detection aud sto
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
FOOTSTEPS

In tho duci hour of cleaning,
When the hush IN upon the earih, o., ~
When the stars CLEAN out and tho low WINDS uoah'
I Hit aud lstcn-listen alone,
Nv the side Of tho desolatc hearth.
listen hut not to the homeless cates,
As they drift 'ganst the window pane u,
Nor The soughing wind from tho nr.crownod Iill,
Nor the sig and sob of the swollen ill,
n or the whisper Of careless rain.
llstct, Listen, and but to hear
Tho fuutscps that fall around
Tho footsteps that gladdeucd my liic ot yorc,
The footsteps that seek my side no mofc'
hat fall on no earthly ground
The tiny steps ofmy first born
Como pntiering quick and soft
lie had trod like II man, ho Ind stayed, by TINS,
Yet oh yearn for the badly kiss,
Ilo tottcrcd to give so Oft.
His n rn tread rings out gaan,iy,
Dust as II was wont to do,
When used to spring from 'hiH SAINT 'o" '''''
The conner loved the best TO greet
Al he strobe through tho evening ueW'
Slow and heavy, and quick and light
The echoes around me come, .,, ,,,,J
The steps that through youth gay oo'rhths r"hS '"
OF friends forgotten, OF irlehus eStanBeuA
Who once made life and home.
All WE'LL poor salvage from the wreck
All memory saves and stores, 4, a, ,,
Yet he sounds that people the sweet "t "''"'''
Ara dcnrer TO MA than tho light that CLEANS
On the lonely PRESENTS SHORES ~ali ii. Year R3and.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

daughters residing in their families-frec.
Fooinen 25 cents; man and horse 80
cent?; horse and buggy with two persons,
go cents carriage or other vehicle, 90
centF and 25 cc7ts For each person in
such carriage; children and servants half
price -, -.
.. Tickets TO he had at the ticket Office,
hcar The entrance gate,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

bur Healthy bhicef, DIR. Pcetc,
and also other leading physicians OF
our city, say they have never known
thc general health Of city TO be bet
ter at this season of the year at pre-
Sent G0iceroh Ns'rs 18th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

The State journal says the late
storm at New Brauuie.s was With
ont Precedent. The rain fell at pln
rate of an inch per hour for tYelYa
hours. At san Antonio eight inches
fell, aud at Austin four inches da-
rirg tho STERN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
GRAIN CROPS.

l. Persons desiring to compete for pre-
MUM upon any kind ef grain, are requir-
ed TO have the ground measured and the
quantity Of. grain accurately ascertained
by two disinsefested persons. competent
and credible citi1ohs Of the county, where
it is grown.
9. Said citizens shall select an average
acre cut of the best five, which acre they
shall careir,ly measure and ascertain the
Quantity of graia raised thereon, by nav
ing it carefully weighed. ..y
the average acre selected before the crop
Is gathered or harvested. The facts shall
not be divulged TO any one until after the
premium Is awarded, but said two citizens
shall make their written certificate oil the
facts and file it with tho Recording seere'
tary of the Association previous to the day
of exhibition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

They dida''t know tha, a man iG
MilwauEee Sas insane till b, began
TIE CONSTITUTION 81 q six-bladrd.
horse and a leather frying pan.
aud then they took him 10 ! luna.s5
asylam.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

One Of James tiorisn Bsnncft's
queer faneics was an immense bird
cage filed wi-h rare bid fism
every. s.,tion Of he globe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
COTTON CROPS.

1. Persons who compete for a prefhiffni
upon cotton, must have the ground ac-
curately measured out of any portion Of
their crops they may select. They will not
he REQUIRED 10 have exceeding ont acre,
but in the other respects win be governed
by the rules regulating grain crops.
2. II the facts in relation 10 any crop
intended for exhibition, and ascertainea
as above. be made known, the entry VIII
be rejected by the Board Of Directors.
See Duties Of OfRcers. Art I. See E1hi-
bitors, ARTS. I, and 3.
ADMISSI0N:
1. Members their wives, daughters, and
ssss uradsr 2l years Of sge, and widowed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
The Angel of Patience

Beside tie tosome way, 80,
Lonely and dark, by fruits and howers npDie'''
WIi,I; nv worn feet tread sadly day by DAY,
Longing in vain for rest.
, Anangcl softly walks, go.
with pa To- sweet face and eyes cast mceh,y uHn,'
Tno while FROM withered leaves and fower@SS a'"'A'
She woaySs my fitting crown
A sweet nnd patient grace,
lool, of firm endurance, true ana trieu,
OF suffering meckly borne, rests on her i"c'-
So pure, so glOriied.
And when my ianting heart
Desponds and murn,urs ut its adverse hte,
Then quietly the angti's bright lips apart
Whispering softly, swat J.
"patiencc ~ she swcely saith
..rho Eother's mcrcics never come too late;
Grd thee with patient strength ana trusting i"'"'
And firm endurance-wait!
Angel, behold, l walt
Wearing the thorny crown through All ne "o"''
W,iIt / III the hand shall open the eternal salc'
And change the thorns TO ho"er''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

Best and largest display of all -
llinds grcwn in Tezas,......' : . Oc
Best ,peciriens of apI les grown in 80
T. lesas, bushel..................." w
Best specimens of peaches growni in -
Texas, bushel.................... w
Best six punches assorted grapes. w
I" Strawberries, not less than at. W
specimen of grapes grown in
Texas, quality of fruit and size
:, Of bunch considered ............" Q0
Best and greatest varicty$f gratesi oo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
VEGETABLES.
FOOID.

Best 4 loavcs bakers bread, not
less than "a hours old.......... ) w
Best bakers light rolls.............. W
crackers or biscuit in variety
and qualify. made in Texas, "a
(baker's) ......" ................".. W
Best 2 loavcs domestic light bread w
q Domestic corn, bread .',....".. 90
" light rolls...... 50
d" tea cakes............. 5o
" specimen of butter, not less than
5lbs. made in Northern Texas,
fresh. .............'...''...'''"' q w
q specimen of fcheesc made in Texas oo
" specimen of butter not less than
lOlbs. home made and packed oo
cured and cooked bacon hams
Texas made......... y w
" display of confectionery made oo
in, Texas...... ...........'... '"'''. w
q lbs honey......"...". w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
Cmcial Dircctofy.

DISTRICT OrfIcLRB.,,
lion. U.upiN H,Rr, Dallas Judge nth judicial DIS
trict. ~ - ,..,
n l.. RAY, Esq, Dallas, District Attorney
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
CLASS No. |.
FRUITS, ETC.

FIRST DAY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

nIDGrLY ENCAMpMENT, No., %, ]. o. o. f.,
meets ON the first and ilira Friday nights Of
each month"; at the Odd Follows Hall.
D.. ". HUNT, q. =.
G.,iL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29

TANNEIlILL LODGE. No. 81 T.. A. ", meets oh
The second aud last Sat, rday Of each month"; at
the Masonic Hall ai;,,r ~ NJ
s. II. MclLmENSY, Secy.