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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-30

A SOUTHERN PRospKor PROMINENT
RADIoAL.-The Baltimore Suns Wash.
iDgton correspondent writes the follow.
ing views OF prominent Radical in re-
gard to affairs in the South:
a prominent Republican Senator. who
has lately had the opportunity of seeing
the South for himself, has remarked
since his return, that il the present con-
dltlon OF affairs continue, such States as
South Carolina and Florida, for instance.
must inevitably be Africanized. The re.
anit, OF course. must be the exodus of
the whites, the utter decay of material
prosperity, and ultimately the relapsino
OF those States into wilderness. These
observations apply equally as we'll to
Louisiana as to the States mentioned.
1t Is not doubted that personal contact
wl.h the people of the South and per-
sonal experience of its condition will 90
very fur to modify the views of many of
the lending men Of the North, members
OF Congress and others. who have al.
ready gone, or who propose to 70, down
South between now and next winter. It
would be we'll if the knowledge thus
gained should lead to such modification
OF the leginlation affecting The South as
would restore it to it's wonted prosperity.
ana promote good feeling among ali
classes OF its people. instead Of the dis
senslons which now prevail.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-30

With tue magnificent project of q
bridge between New York and BROOKLYN.
now about being realized. there is con
nected two or three smaller avenues of
communication with the neighboring
SHORES that are attracting attention. The
bridging of the East River over to Long
tslahd ~ the most promising of these.
Ono company has already obtained a
charter to span the river directly across
rom Fortieth street. The bridge will
De long span on new principle, and
girier or tube and the suspension" An
other plan is to bridge the river, using
Blaokwells Island as an intermediate
station. This last will be $500 fett in
ength, and the span of the East and
West channels will be 72O feet. The
whole structure will be 1876 feet above
high water. It will consist of q double
track railway, carriage-way of twenty
four feet, and three foot.ways of twenty
feet each. The cost OF these bridges
will not be less than S.. 600, 900 each.
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Mn. ED1roR: In yesterday morning's issue
20kh inRfantl Of

Mn. EDITOR: In yesterday mornings issue
tz'sh Instant Of the Daily Union. appears
an. An Article; article in the local columns. under the
nseaolng OF a Dangerous Practice, wherein
wrongiully dealt with in the purchase OF lands
ron real estate agents in this city, BY having
paid them 81 .o45 cash, and afterwards learn
the the l"nIcn ne was not before advised of that
bought; and the said real estate agents de-
manded the balance OF the purohaso money
To- Sa;,ds raise the mortgage. This publiostiap Mf.
Editor certainly, in our opinion, calls Tor the
made public by. the aggrieved patty, II orier
TO exonerAte others to whom the publio cen.
sure or Impression may wrongfully attach.
April 80 1 Real Est.ta InoD;.
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Star Music Books.


|nITsON 90. offer the following reume
II OF prominent Books recently advertised:
STANDARD. pricz n kn
Emerson & Palmer's FAMOUS New Church
music Book. Sells finely.
CHEERFUL VOICES. IN can't.
L; o. Emerson's brilliant new School Song
BOOK. All the Schools will use it,
SPARKLING nUBIEs. OK oer,s
One OF the brightest OF bright Sunday
School Song Books.
CLARKE's, 90
Organ Methods.
STRAUSS. Ts $3.50. $500, *A.oo
dented SALE Get one for Summer Playing.
rotail price. 'A
ou,s e oLIyER IyT1e11 p1rsoN on s GO, Boston.
~ ChA a.. Il. DlTSON d CO., I'll Broadway,
NC" 1ork. April 80 Tvs
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At tho close Of March the total debt
OF the Commonwealth of Peunsvlyanio.
as reported by the commissioners of the
sinking fund. was S27,127,122. OF this
amount S4.428. 500 bears coin interest.
Sl0O,742 bears no interest at all, aud
interest has been stopped on $l75,1I2.
At the same date there was in the trea-
sury balance of 81, ,920,7 752, and there
was redeemed, last month, of loans
S30.874.
The Newark IN. J.) Journal, of the
22d inst, has an article headed ..Tho
Two Captain" md Ward-and
exhibits the striking similarity of the
tactics, both in Colfax and in the Modoc
country, practiced by ench in firing upon
their victims while under flag of trace,
A little fellow. who had just commenced
reading the papers, asked his father if
the word "Hon.," prefxed to the name
OF Mr.. r.. member of Congress, meant
''honest." That little fellow had mind
for investigation.
The Jacksonville. ILL.,, Dailv Journal
reports the sudden death, on the 22,i
inst, OF Willys Catlin, Esq e respected
citizen OF Augusta thirty years ago.
The burning OF the town of Aura and
killing OF non combatants by tho insur
gents is acknowledged by tho Cuban
press.
Fourteen steam naval vessels have
been ordered to Sumatra to cooperate
with the Dutch troops in the movement
against the Atchinese.
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leans 20. Flour, wheat and corn dull
aud unchanged. Pork dull and nomi.
nal. Lard dull and In buyers favor
Western steam 936. Freights quiet and
easy. Stocks firm. Gold heavy, at
16A. Money firm, at Z to 1872. Ex.
ohange-long 81; short 9%. Govern
ments dull but steady. State bonds
qniet.
T. M.-Cotton-net receipts I,O01
bales; gross 2,609; sales for export to-
day 30; last evening los; sales of futures
1900 bales, as follows: April 16 l1.16.
l8A; May lS 11.16, 1871; J1ne 1877, 19;
July l9, 10 3.16; August 10, 9i.16:
September 1871, 18s6. Cotton dull and
nominal; sales 672 bales-uplands 1917:
Orleans 20. Flour inaotiver and IN.
changed. Whiskoy n shade firmer.
Prime wheat firm-low grades 1@2,.
lower. Corn IL shade frmer, with fair
business. Rice firm, at 7M(9S1a. Pork
quiet and shade 6rmer, nt 10. co. Lard
steadier. Freights shade lower-cot-
ton 5-l6 Money closed att Sterling
6ea. Gold 16A@l6T Governments
Tor January, July, May and November
declined 80. States very steady.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotton in
fair demand-ordinary 13; good ordina.
ry 15A; low middling 173s@17lS; mid
ding ls@; net receipts 5.3ss bales;
gross 7,368; exports to Great Britain As;
1884.
BALTIMoRE, April 30 Cotton gross
receipts 225 bales; exports coastwise 65;
sales ITS; stock 1O,4l6.
MEMpH1s, April 29.-Cotton-receipts
843 bales; shipments GOA; stock 35, l57
AUGUSTA, April n-receipts
Ill bales; sales 204.
BosToN. April 9.-Cotton-net re-
oeipts bales; gross 1.1G5; exports to
Great Britain Is; sales 800; stock ], 200
CHARLESTON, April 29.-Cotton-n9t
receipts 895 bales; exports coastwise S.;
sales 200; stock %, 1876
GALVESTON, April 29.-Cot.on-net
receipts 66l bales; exports to continent
S55; sales 600; stock $1,000.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Cotton-net re-
oeiPts 82s bales; sales 535; stock 33, s9S.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Western mar.
kets generally unchanged.
MOBILE. April 29.-Cotton dull md
nominal; nothing doing; net recei pts ;,s3
bales; exports coastwise 1915; stock
WILMINGTON, April 29.-Cotton-pet
receipts 80 bales; stock 4, ,278.
NoRFoLK. April 20. Cotton firm-low
middling l8; net receipts l. 1856 bales; ex.
ports coastwise COG; sales l5O: stock
5.3S6.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Waties.
ana OF Dr.. J. ". Parker and family, are re-.
spcctfuly invited to attend the funers,
services Of AIR. JOHN wATIEs, at Trinity
Church. THIS AFTERNOON, at half past !
O'Clock
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Stamping for Embroidery and BRAID
ing.

A ND also PINKING. done at Mrs. spRRT-
cons store, on Main street. She bees to in.
form the lndies Of this city And the Surround.
ing country, that she will give instructions In
making Wax Flowers, by. new method.
how to make any kind .tf . flower in four
hours. Call and see for yourself. Samples
Apr 80 -
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WIT FROM THE PULrIr-It is related
OF certain Now England divine, who
hourished not many years ago, and
whose matrimonial relations are sup
posed not to have been Of the m ost
agreeable kind, that one Sabbath morn
ing. while reading to his congregation
the parable of the supper, in which oc-
ours the passage, "And another said. I
have bought five yoke of oxen, and I 90
to provo them; I pray thee hayo me ex-
cused. And another said, have mar.
ried wife, and therefore cannot come"
he suddenly paused at the end of this
verse, drew of his spectacles. and look
ing arouud on his hearers, said, with en-
phasis, "The fact is, my brethren, one
woman can draw n man farther away
from the Kingdom of Heaven than five
yoke of oxen"
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Columbia Chapter. No. e.

~ AN extra convocation of the above
&K Uhapter will be held in the Mssonio
Hall. THIS Wednesday, EVENING. at
O'Clock. n. E. N. and B. A. M. be.
grees will be conferred. BY order.
April 80 4 GEO. W. PARKER. Sec'v.
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Reliable Agents wanted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24
Kiln Van MinItIe.

Every body Inns listened to the above drn-
matte and hcnrl-rcndlng piece, called liIr
Van Wrinkle, which piece hns been played
In almost every city, before thousands ana
thousands Of spectators. II Is true, II good
dead Of blame was attached ON old Rips side
for drinking whit wasn't altogether pure
still lac kept on, saying, " Here islucl, to Oul
family may you live long ana prosper this
IL the list Bur, had he In time drank Spi1.
gel 4 Co.'s champagne cider, he would have
escaped being thrown out of the house by his
wife, she would never have married again.
old dog Sch..oldcr wouldn't perhaps have
starved to DEATH and the whole family would
have lived happily
Private families can be supplied by leaving
their orders for champagne elder at Spiegel
~ CO.'S oillcc, north side orthc square. mt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

shsllbo at oda Fellows HallTo-nis4l


That neutrality-suspicious. and
earnest association Of young gentle
men, the Cosmopollles, viii give II
performance IN Odd Fellows Hall TO-
night, In aid Of the Catholic Church.
The edilcc designed for this denomi-
nation remains IN an incomplete state,
and when finished will be one Of the
most beautiful architectural ornaments
Of our city. Tho parish at present hold
services In the old Masonic building,
on Houston street, and In the advanced
sintc.of our city, and the advantages
enjoyed by other denominations
IN having good and suitable houses of
worship, we are satisfied ii Is the wish,
and II should receive the active aid Of
all of our citizens, that our Catholic
friends he equally favored In being
provided with accommodations for Il
proper exercise Of the most sacred and
impressive duties Of life. BESIDES, In
all schemes of other denominations,
tho Catholics Of Dallas have shown II
hearty alacrity in contributing the
plcnitudc Of their purses towards their
successful ISSUE and II becomes each
and every citizen to interest them
selves with corresponding zeal in the
welfare of this struggling parish.
WE cannot speak too highly of the
disintcrested generosity exhibited and
exercised by the Cosmopoitons since
their organization. Watchful Of every
ncedfllI enterprise they have stepped
forward and anticipated its vital wants,
and in II modest individual, us well ms
In II company capacity, have wrought
out Il smooth path to success of many
unpromising, but at the same time
many worthy objects. Under the able
management Of Mr.. Mcrriwethcr the
COsmopolitans are becoming one Of the
grnndcst institutions in the United
States
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

Mr.. s. NJ. DRAKE, the celebrated
elocuiionist, will give readings in ibis
city on Saturday evening next, from
shakespeare tragedy of "l,ichnrd the
III y also from the "l.ady ofthc lake
and Goodies Mr.. u. will DO assisted
by Mr.. Levi Saln, very clever actor,
whom our citizens had the pleasure OF
witnessing in the several performances
given by the amateurs Of our city, and
Mr.. Jno. English, II distinguished
Southern professional. We look for Il
full house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

wv ANTED- Orders for any amount of Jol,
w work. The Herald ONCE iS prepared
| with new mntrrlHl of every klnI lo, 90 h1
GOOD work Ms can be- done In the United
| States.
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Agents.


OlU ~ pc Wfi"'s
WANTED Purchasers Tor lOl ol blU
w tvpc mctal-nn excellent substitute for
Bnbbitl metal, Price low. Apply ut TNe
Herald office,
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PROF. w, III. SCALES gives notice,
through the advertising columns of
THE DAILY HERALD that the sixth
scholastic year Of the DALLAS Female
Institute viii commence on the lst Of
September next, with full corps of
teachers. The Professor leaves to-day
for two months visit to his former
home in the old States. We wish him
u pleasant trip, and Il safe return.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

That wholc-souled, double-hearted
and trcbly genial gentleman, Major
Dan. Malvin, leaves our city to-day for
New Orleans, via Shreveport. No bet
ter friend toTeXas or her interests can
be found anywhere than the Subject
of this mcmoir,n and we take the
greatest pleasure in asking the brcth-
rem of the press to "pass him round
as one worthy of their highest COM
mendations.
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A Card.

| wish to return my thanks to the
many citizens of Dallas for the noble
and effective Efforts to save my house
and all | had left to me, from the late
fire, from the burning flames on Fri
day night, for nothing but their timely
appearance and manly energy saved
my home from ashes; and do ask and
hope that all good citizens will assist
me to ferret out the heartless scoun-
drels. JOHN OWENS.
I,nn OF 1872
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II isnow settled fact that our citizens can
obtain IND enjoy them most beautiful and per-
fcct light that has has ever been introduced
In this country. Our cnterprising citizen,
MIR. Fcndley, ofthc firm OF Fcndlcy 4 Miller,
has secured large interest in the sale of this
celebrated illumination, and has opened n
fine store, where will be kept q line stock of
the pat chandeliers, metal aud glass lamps,
burners, shades, etc, in connection with this
oil. We have given the oil fair trial, at our
Office and ut home, and unhesitatingly pro-
nounce IL grand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

Tik elm street druggists, Messrs. II.
. Hosklns 4 Co., appear IN a new and
attractive advertisement to which at
.ention Is directed. On. and AFTER the
i'rst proximo their prices will be CUR
RsScSs Specie received at It's market
value.
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TIlE rapidly growing clothing house
OF Messs' Hereford Bros, has removed
to their new stand in the building for
merly occupied by Mcsss, Conner 4
Walker Messs. II. 4 Bro. have a
stock Of clothing not Surpassed in
quality, style and variety north Of Gal
weston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

y W, swlSDEIIs, ESQ, one, of the
proprietors Of this paper leAthIsmor,ni-
Ing FOR the eastern termlnus.of the
y, Texas Pacific to view the wonders
which the Iron Of the Pacific Inns
evolved with all the magic of Alad-
din's lamp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

GOVERNOR TIRoCKMoRToN arrived
here yesterday, and, in company with
General q. NJ. Dodge, Chief Engineer
of the Texas and Pacific Railroad, will
20 out to the end of the track of that
road to-day. The Governor returns
home this afternoon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

We VIII sell lumber, shingles, doors, 80 hs
etc, etc., after this day at CURRENCY prices.
VIII always pay best bank rates for gold and
silverin payment of bills.
iO2im CAMERON & MAYFIELD.
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Nix. JOHN THOMPSON, n theatrical
manager of more than local note, will
open varieties theattr in this city,
commencing one week from Monday,
Mr.. II. will produce none hut the lead
ing stage talent Of the country, and his
enterprise deserves u liberal support,
and we feel satisfied he will not be dis
appointed In his venture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

For good cool glass Of MEAD or SODA Wa
TER and q PINE CIGAR, go TO l.. d. Borro 4
BIO, candy manufacturers and WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. DEALERS In FRUITS, NUTS, &C.,
Ne. Southeast corner Of the square.
June ", ISIS, lOad2w
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SNlpEn Il iloLMEs are the largest paper
manufacturers In the West, and viii Ill or
dcrs for paper ofall kinds AT less prices than
any house In st. Louis Merchants and sta
TONERS can order direct from their house in
st. Louis 57ltf
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a slim house was in attendance ut
the pavilion last evening. We re-
GREETED to see this, as the company is n
good one, and deserves something
more encouraging. The performance
passed of well, and was enthusiastic
ally received by the audience present.
Tonight they play for the benefit OF
the Hook and ladder Company,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

We have u largo stock of lamps, chande-
Hers, burners wicks, etc., suitable for our
non-cxplosivc oil, which will be sold very
ohcnp ~ FendleN n COW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

We have n nne lot Of Irish Potatoes which
we Offer for sale nj one dollar currency per
bushel, Como aud SEQ ms,
BIRMINGHAM, Fiction ~ CRANE,
ll5gtwlt Elm street, opposite the College.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

Come and examine our gas-likc lights, and
try our metal lamps, and If they n,ll TO give
satisfaction we win take them back ut the
oil aud Lamp Compahy's Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24
Como Up.

Having sold out my interest in the Dallas
city Market, all persons indebted TO me are
requested to come forward at once and settle.
JAMES g. c0MERFoRD.
Dallas, June Is, lS7l-dlwe
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w. j. HtTCHIYS. President
n. L.. BLANTON. Cashier
National Exchange Bank


Collections made throughout the state
WIN buy and Sell Exchange ON the
principal cities in the United states and
Europe.
Accounts of merchants, bankers and 9th.
crs solicited. ll5-DimoS
Wcoiler gents clothing, all line cheap and
good,
The latest of fashions, jbut that's understood
ANA hats the most stylish, with neck tiles
and collars,
Forsale at this store for II very few dollars
The young man of fashion we surely can suit.
From the top of his head to the sole of his
boot,
our shirts of white linen, and fine suits of
brown
Are superior TO amy elsewhere in this town.
For the laborng man we have durable stun,
That VIII never wear out in light work or
rough.
ANA children from six to sixteen can obtain
such suits rs would make any Young wcarer
vain.
Young men, or old men, and stout men or
tall
Ifyou wish to be SUITED, come give MS n call
For in all OF this city, be assured that no
Can please you as well as the Hereford
b'u'hers' Dtf
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STAGE LINES.


Arrives Departs
FoRr WORTH tdaily)... .l2:3O p. m. 800 y. m.
DENToS--Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays ut 800 y. m. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays ut 100 a. IN.
CLEnURSE.-IeavesS Sundays and Thursdays
NJ SsO ID. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

IMPORTANT TO Dallas tobacco dealers
Impress upon your customers the
saving to their teeth of taking big
bite ut once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

Dallas Lodge OF Good Tcmplars meets
every Tuesday night at s p, NJ, at Female
College. 9idtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

). \. nAmrnoLow, Ioe'I ra'''' y.

= T--7T7-TT n ". -.
Fran, and after ihis date, y0u
60 REDUCE TIIR riushv ~ nave
WORK twenty-five perse"" 40 do
tnc facilities and the wo,N" mites. ns
~ good work, and n ~ ,ow . , - ~" 10
csn he done anywhere. sud We :, a'e ~ =, ~
do Il. nrIns Your Pins sos "S's Corr r.
THE DAILY HEhAhp ~
.cr Elm andIIoustsn streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

Our new burners fitted ON coal oil lamps
and lamps RENTED Mt the Oil and Lamp Co. s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-24

state rights for sale for our Excelsior OIL
and improved burners. Fendley 4 Go.
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-.
per Elm andHousisn s''''"'
.-------.r-.s-------
MoT~.
WHrw!
SQuAhI.y.
CucuMBERs.
Hon heels.
NEw apples
FALLING stars,
SCATTER cnrbollc acid
CoMrNo--isapIn mandatory
ATTEND Odds Fellow Hall tonight
DALLAS has an inventor Of q patent
churn.
A COOK wants q sltuallon See ""'''
column.
DoN'T forget Odd Fellows nan W
night.
"BrAury only skin decp"--'hc leo
pnrls skin.
THE man IL In Dallas who Is gong
to try flax raising.
MONEY that we oughtto be ao'e 10
stick to--pin-money,
",rwAs ever thus In clllldlloods
hourn--a good spanking
/ Fresh invoice Of lemonsat Dayen'
port 4 Co, on Elm street
A HISTORICAL society Is another me-
iropolitan air We talk Of assuming
TN Now England factory girls III
town. They are going to Hampstead
SEVERAL students Of the Lexington,
Kentucky Military InsiihiIcme IN the
city.
EVERY up and down train brings III
now comesl0We Anita bit AFRAID OF
them.
Coop wash women and goodrallroad
men should sec, after q wash, that
everything Is right oil thclne
SERVANT girls In our city are consid-
crlng the proprlety Of restricting thefr
mlstrcsscs to certain hours for visiting.
TRAINS Oh the Texas Pacific, from
and after this date, viii leave Dallas ut
0 o'clock a. NJ, and return at l2.45r. NJ.
TIE sale Of lots at Terrell should at
tract our citizens who want TO make
good Investments.
REMEMBER the benefit to be given
tonight for the Hook md Ladder, by
the Bremond Vaudeville Combination,
A SYNOPSIS Of the speech delivered
by DIR. Sherbcrhorns, pt the "City
Gardens" wlll be given tomorrow.
A SIZED fell down IN ayalup town
yesterday, striking two men who were
saving wood near by, knocking them
both senseless.
A DAILAsy young lady mbs assainta-
da all over her dress to keep away nm
unpleasant admirer. She heard him
say one night he dldn'tlike assaiWtada.
A pEcAyED female Of fifty summers
and an equal number Of winters, Nv
Ing out on Ross avenue, refused an
Offer THO other day, saying that the
y young gentleman wasn't good looking
enough.
WE caught u twilight glimpse of
Colonel John Kerr, last evening, whom
we had missed from beneath our
"Southern sunny skles' for some DAYS
back He's sdalgcrolsly handsome
as ever.
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T.. =. Cowcn y Co. arg selling cement at
81 to - per barrel. lOjdtf
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Kentucky.

Fresh slocl, OF ll0vula and domestic cigars
received per express ut the Kentucky, corner
Main and Market. d0dif
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Spangs Excelsior OH warranted non-ex-
ploSivc, and noted for It's chcapncss bril-
liancy and safety, and can bc found at the
Oil and Lamp store of Fcndlcy " Co.
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