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THE COURTS.
. coNrrJcT OF DEPARTMENTS.

,,v srprRyIsoR AND THE CONTROLLER
Anotber anplication for a mandamus against
controler Green was the subject OF consider ape asu
mani before Judge Davis in the supreme Court Cnan
hers Yesterday Just now 1t is Warden tracy tine Keep
or OF Ludow-st Jail, who assumes tine onehsVei s'anu
m On the position OF reator, he demands peremptory
mandamus compelling the Controller 10 pay Nun ior
rtbs, snppes 10 the prisoners under his charge, ana
,h hin for which, 81 ooO the Board OF Supervisors has
allowed; and this brings the nght between inc 0oD
troer and the Board. The Controller put IN an answer
IN the application through Mr.. AndreWs' MS
counsel who first cited the acts OF 1857 ana 1871
the ease Of Ellis agt Green, and the decision
o Judge Barrett In April last In the case oil Brown inc
contractor against Green, to show that the Cohtroer
h fl mower TO audit accounts in accordance with the
express words Of statute. that no money shall De
paid out of public treasury except on Vouchers war
rants &C., examined and approved by the Controher
and County Auditor" &C. Mr.. Andrews then produced
AN affidavit by County Auditor Earle, affirming his con
vction that the claims OF Tracy were too nigh that
they ought to be reduced by 5000 that in fact Tracy
offered to reduce them himself 10 per cent ana they
gh 10 be still further reduced; mat the Dill was NOT
audited and allowed by Mr. Earle nor Dy the Oohe'oei
and the vouchers were not reidYa -, A., ,r, w.,
Mr.. Anderson replied on behalf OF the Warden. he
ao placed his reliance the act of 1870 for the reason
that In reorganzng the Board OF Supervisors the act OF
1870 eonfsTs on them tb sg % sSS fSer act ia u
dcial and when they have approved blil tue Nou-
troer has no power TO reverse or yet9 taei
and objeetor to all the accounts" The oner OF Mr.
Tracy 10 reduce claim 10 per cent was not strange
one since he was greatly embarrassed Dy inc
withholding OF his money, and 10 per cent
was not more than he had to pay for loans
to meet expenses. These charges were EQUITY
charges The Board Of Supervisors were the only proper
body 10 audit and allow them Their act is Judicial aud
binding and should be final The duty OF the COUNTY
Auditor simply TO act under the SUPERVISION OF inc
Controller aud to prepare VOUCHERS inasmuch as no
moneys could be paid out without the Controllers sane
ton me reator therefore, at last compelled TO ask
peremptory mandamus forcing the Controller to regard
of ROard Supervisors, Inc board
as well be abolished the Controller could oyerrule them
DeceisiOn reserved.
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ARRIvAL oF rHE DELAYED STEAMSHIP.


The steamship E. NJ. Arndt, concerning the
delay OF which much anxiety has been felt arrived last
night and anchored at Quarantine. In addition 20 the
Of her propeller she had been delayed by westerly
winds and fog Previous to the announcement of her
arrival apprehensions were much aayed by the news
that she had been passed by the steamer City Of London
of the Inman ne The Arndt at that time about 200
miles east OF this port for which she sailing. The
captain Of the bark Eos which arrived yesterday, also
reported that the And spoken by him July H. in
longitude West. This the day which her pro-
pcUr broken and she al that time six days
from Havre. The Eols furnished supplies the
disabled steamer, although the latter vessel had pro
visions forty-1ve days. The agents OF the Baltic
Lloyds this city had made arrangements TO send a
steamer to meet the Arndt yesterday but the heavy
weather defeated their plans.
telegram from London received yesterday stated
that report current is that city e. the effect that
the steamship Alabama Of the State Line, due In this
city on AUG. Is, and falsely reported lost had
and sunk the clipper ship AbeOra OF the Allan
Line from Montreal and that the Wreckage on the irish
coast, which had been supposed TO be that of the
stated by the agent state Line however that ths
story ~ as improbable the former Tue ADeOra
did not leave Montreal TIL Aug, G, aud cleared from
Quebec Aug She could not, therefore, have been
the Irsh coast ON as the report
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tension OF Ina and an increased appropriation. The
President. al She Committee stated tina, Thomsonaye
was IN encrahle condition and not ct accepted from
the c,,utrar,ors. The Commissioners had never made
an< report OF their expenditures, had retained
eooo 81 srcrued Interest In their hands unaccounted
Tor and now propose ask the town Tor more money 10
complete the avenue. Committee OF two was ap-
ncint,d 10 wait upon the Commissioners, hear any ex'
panaons they might desire to make, aud report at the
Nc xt meeting OF the Committee.
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To the Editor Of rhe Tribune.
SIR: The name of our house has been I'M
warrantably connected, by publication, with land lot
terry scheme organized by Mr. George Francis Taiu at
London.
We desire you to make emphatic disavowa OF such a
relation. Respectfully, koUNIzE BRoIHEks
Netc. YORK; Aug. 10. 1873.
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PROMINENT AHHIFhDSF
Fiji Avenue Hoel-The Hon: Frederick A. Saw.
lodge Charles Andrews OF zoe
!, IN apnes M and Mrs W. J. Fo,nce the Hos George W.
sdes Of Vermont zsmscoms Of the here.n Claims Comms
,sn 81 cloud HoHLsensor O. p Morton Of Indiana nec.
yori HoxI-Gen Thomas Ro,r Of Minnesota The Hon VIVA,
mn and Robert Porter Delaware, aud K Garrson
Hoias Uotel-ndze BARLEY Of Washington Mayor Martin Of
Wmiugon c. Barker Of Detroit sn the Rev hcha
~ TIE, ~ I.,udon Brrvoor Frederick BILLINGS OF Yer
mont Ho-Gen John helni Of hehr1ond
TI,noa Hotd-P Gonsales Gillian Minister at Wahngten
W-,tor,and Hotel-Juce w. Richards OF Toronto
nnsr Hon T. w. Park and the Hon w y o41n Of
W.nont 0ls,v House-Ceu T. Mott Of the Hgyphan Army
goNaa Houa-The Hendrck 3. Wright OF PeunsJYAaA'
&, D,n. Hot-The Tefsir Hodgson Of baltimore
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TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 3.
THE METHOD OF CREATION.
AN RksNKsr PROTEST AGAINST

TIKI ,UAKWINIAN
Twelve Lectures delivered By Proi AGAsslz before the ~
Ceuparsvs Zoology Of csaodss hss contsnaz rAss ~
AID rssoadiis afor concerning Asma Lie
Tnbass shes, Of eight pas AID hsstrs'd s1 Aa@s'
TRIBUNE LECTURE sxrRA Ne
This sheet alec sooAas description Of ,ss
srsd IN the ROCKY hountaa. By Tie Yale College ar n
cents Aidress Ihh lhI ND "a e.snAs..xs
Nine Erra Sheets, containing 30 isssaio 49, 1~~
Ass CsSln ksb,hss Hspsr ioI 80 sssss
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ALLEGED UYDERvALUATIoN OF IMPORTED
GOODS.

A suit has been instituted by the United
States DistrictAttorney against John r. Plattand Ed
ward A. Boyd importers Of glass, doing business at No.
10 Murrayst to recover sOOOoO for alleged undervalu
alton in in voices OF goods imported by them Separate
recover $4,000 in gold. from Platt, aud $4,000
from Boyd. 1t is stated that TIE defendants
iaug 10 the importation OF the class OF goods referred
10 that they deny All intention to deraud the Govern
ment and that the suit is brought merely 10 test tue
Interpretation Of the law the subject.
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BROOKLYN's FINANCES.

The weekly report of City Treasurer Sprague
of Brooklyn shows that the following amounts were
credited TO the city dyidendpaying banks on Aug "
Balance July 81 SO $4,000 90i deposits during wee a
$34l4 023 So.
Distribution Of this balance: NJ
BROOKLYN Bank s34O979 SIS National City Bank ga
eg Isand Bapk 1914 1882 75 First National Bank SoZoo9
MeehaneT paHf s425495 79 Psr3ers aud Iiaiens Psak
$ioS 800 II; Brooklyn Company $i66s5S h9 fasI
l43 Traders Bank, So2blS IL
er National Bank slO6 800 63 Commercial Bank, $5V4o 30
Atlantic State Bank, s2l493l To-
The deposits with the Trust Company curing 'ne o.A
wore $40 10 The MAYOR signed certificates and bonds,
Yesterday az follows Certificates OF arrears OF taxes
for 1872 $4,000; Certificates Of indebtedness s6sOw
boulevard bonds $4,000; Assessment bonds, ssVO
Bridge bonds $4,000 Total, 100000
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The action of the Clerk of the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen in reducing the salaries Of his
clerks and adding to their number the subject OF
much comment at the City Hall yesterday. Several OF
the Assistant Aldermen expressed their belief that the
action Of Mr. Maoney Illegal, and declared their
Intention OF cOntesng It, They that the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen fixed the number OF clerks, ana that
the Clerk OF the Board had right 70 alter that num-
ber The rate OF compensation may be fixed by the
Clerk, although this also was settled by the Board.
Section IS OF the Charter provides that "the Clerk of
each Board ALDERMEN or Assistant Aldermen shall,
subject 20 the rules Of the Board, appoint
and remove at pleasure deputy CLERKS 10
his employ and fix their salaries" This the Clerk deems
sufficient authority for his action This increase In the
number OF clerks was apparently contemplated last
month The payroll OF the employees on the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen was sent 70 Ine Coii,r tna 10 ne
Clerk Board Protests then received by the
Auditor Mr. Earle against the payment OF the extra
seTEs whose names had been added 10 the roll and il
Was back the Clerk OF the Board for cerhcaton
new one properly certified was TO the Controller,
and on this the extra namas had been dropped. Pay
ment made in accordance with the corrected roll
PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO THE POLICE FORCE
Under the provisions of the new charter,
the police force may be increased 100 annually and
the Commissioners will begin making new appoint
inents TO fin up the Department to the maximum
allowed. The additional amount needed to pay the in
creased force the remainder of the year is about
$4,000 been provided for by the Board Of APP
portionment. Police Commissioners Russell and Duryee
called on the Controller, yesterday, to ascertain his
views concerning the increased expenditure, and II is
understood that he will pay the additional bills. Pres
dent Henry Smith stated yesterday. that at least 800
additional policemen needed for the proper patrol
OF the city there being at present bears Thrteth
and Thirty first Precincts four miles IN length. III was
absurd. he said, suppose that any patIolman could
properly patrol as much territory this. The
will be distributed among the several precincts. No
additional seTgeants Will be appointed ID consequence
of the
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON CROP.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 13-The heavy rains on
the past few days threaten serious injury
10 the GOTTEN crops,
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HOME NEWS.
,RnaINRNI ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER. yssrBRDAY. AT orCKrSsoSs SPARK row
q. m-08ap yoop-70o 8 D. m-6so adDigbt-66' AvT 67h'
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FEAruREs or rHE NEwrowY RINe ABUsEs

FEATURES OF THE NEwrQwS RING ABUSES.
The Committee of Seventy -one on Tuesday
evening sppoinsoa Oonmittee of Three wall npOu
Assupsrvsor ssd urge upon him tbspeoessy OF taking
csatsol under the gepers oct, Of the William eurgh
Turnpike Improvement The Commissioners hnytrvr-
ssany sbaDdoned the vOrk afeer spending $500, X
and a. yea Little work has been accomplished MeberS
Of TIE Conmseee expressed the opiDioa the OOn
asSoners Incompetent ana were only deferriug
discharge Of ther duties until the Deens Of the
xeasssszpa whoa thsy vswse pfeessv sss for an en-
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HALFA MILLION READERSl

RfISS 3 Or TOIAL........s.slVZJ1S
To Business Manufacturer Merchants aud others ~ho w.
Ofusgent Fsrer mecan-
les Retail Dealers hUng The .nosI eosnts
nunber and villages throughout the Middle western noh
Western Southern States the Publishers Confidently Pen~
columns Of The WEEKLY TIMES eehng cure DAS
will be Acknowledged be all that is claimed for IT, ,r
Prom Of Who have advertised or 'a
WEEKLY TIMES and whose testimony 10 rs meuis As az sa
medium emphatic sasied hn no superior u '-'
respect 10 the United states ri, c,,rr. -. e..
Por further particulars month 4 GRAIL care 1eo
Rowe II Parkow, CINCINNATI TIMES Coz ~ sS'
Ady.semens received rom all responsible advertising ,geu
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A GREAT EXPORT MOVEMENT.

Within a few days very large number of
vessels have been chartered 10 carry grain and pero
ieum TO foreign ports Within three days fully "a vessels
have been chartered in the petroleum trade, with
carrying capacity Of 10000 barrels and s In the grain
trade With carrying capacity of 500 900 bushels The
grain goes mainly 70 Great Britain, and the petroleum TO
the Continent The rates of ocean freight nave Deen
steadily advancing owing 20 the great demand or yes
sells. but favorable wind has brought IA large
feet within few days. there may DO decline La ge
shipments have also been made ~ Philadelphia
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FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS!
CIRCULATION OF THE
CINCINNATI WEEKLY TINES.

For Thirty Years THB WEEKLY TINES has enjoyed ccuauoa
largely exceeding that journal the West All Bss nsd
second among IL still holds the ptg and uoE
shows circulation OF ~..-,,,,> /,,,D,pc ..
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPlESb
II. n,t,op NAV be ouud the Unons
sonaped party class and making grand aggregate o.
more Than
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THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
ia. bT Pre-. l. rs~nAAs rusaas Lssysas gSrsA he
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IAanouaoemeataI
sure relief for asthma-W REMEDY
Iaanoaaoemenpa

INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUNISr.
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A Dallas Man that woni Try 10 sa'eb


A Commerce street man went oIll to
catch his pig the other day, lie
didn't catch his pig, but II wnNsweotly
evident that IN the pursuit he had
shown remarkable energy nnd refine
ness of finish IN following up the anl-
nal, M he fclurncd under the pleasant
attentions Of fifteen slS-shoOlerS IN the
hnnds Of ilftccn tlllcrs Of elaborate gar-
dcl, plata, -lS small and cheerful boys,
with u nice lot of pllablc mud In their
hands, who had been dying Kites, ana
three old women who had mllk-pans
setting In their yards, and clolhcs-lincS
strung with that days washing on,
mapnIncd the c0urship Of the escort
with mop handle, II pair of lonSH
and bucket Of scaldlng water then
his wife mthomcd the depth OF MS
head drnpcly, as he entered the door,
and In tones that fell Ike n falling
star, "You blasted old fool you, told
Won you'd have all the ncighborS talk
Ing about ~"
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H.nlth IN WenltL.

In order To procure riches, the hrsl lh'hG
on the programme Is to procure nothing hn'
what Is pure ana genuine, Spiep"ll " 'o'H
Champagne ridcr, which has been nnalNErd
by the Wen known druggists MessI~ conner
a Walker, II firm of high standing in ON
community for years. aud who have pro-
nouncrd the cider Ia be- the puroSl III TINS
market. Dealers who are caring FOR the
health of thcli Customers, should not NIL I"
keep full supply always On hand All or
dels win he promptly attended to ana dr'iN-
cred lrcc of charge,
SPlEGEl. ~ 60.
Onice North sIdo of Square.
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city officers.
S,nuy's Excelsior Oil.

Itisnow II settled fact that or citizens rnn
obtnin und enjoy the most beautiful and per
feet light that has has ever been introduced
IN this country. oar onl"rpliSing clll"'h'
Mr.. Frndlcy, Of the hun of fcndlry Miller,
has secured II large interest Ia the sale of this
celebrated llluminntor, aud has opened II
dnc store, where VIII he Kept Dn' STOCK "i
the mt chandeliers, metal and glass lamps
burners, shades, etc, In connection with TINS
oil. We hnyrgNcn the oil u fair trial, at our
Office ana 1T home, ana unhestaiinglS pro-
nOuncr II grand.
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AZ 4 STAGE was proceeding along
the road fn Western Tsxis, the othsr
aay' the driver and several passengers
formed an alliance to offer an insult to
= passenger who had taken Issue with
'nem upon some topic under discus
s'oh' whe.enpon the assaulted gentle.
man "pulied' his coat and thrashsd
the whole "outfit'' That was what We
would call, in the language Of dra.
matte critics, a triumph on the stavs !,
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I,Iri,.

At halfpnsl II o'clock last night, TIA"
town and Hook and Ladder Co. NO. !,
WINS aroused by the alarm of fire.
When we arrived ut the fire, we
found II was the cook room of Col,
John owens. The dwclidg house was
also somewhat damaged, but saved ny
the cXcrlons Of the Hook and Ladder
Company, with the assistance of the
an ignna
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Cosmopolitan Hotel.

O. Il. LENNON Marshall |; Stcgntulien, ia
ME Paul, H.; n. W. bullock, Frank Hodge,
Great NOrthern railroad W, Walker, 'iIyys-
ilrll. Unmcr Il. Shultz, Miss Mcllyih nal'
Mox Iuky, Miss Julia Mortimer, VIM; Bcr-
mnrd Il. L.. BERNARD, j, l.. Mitchell, +, n.
Roche, ]. G. Eaton,.J +. Evans sherman
A. Morrhend, 81. Louis; 7. Keller, lA.i !.
Keller La; W. Murphy, ". o. rcnse, RI.
Worth; O. Folly, Chicngo; l., u. Wool city,
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Captain Johnson assistant engineer
of the Texas Pacific furnishes us with
the following items respecting the pro-
grcss of this rode for the last few
weeks;
Track laying on the Texas and lncii-
lc Railroad, despite the continuous rain
for twcnty-scvcn consecutive days, the
tract, has been laid hy Mcssrs. Dewey
n Company, thirty five miles west OF
Loneview, and by Mcssrs Rowe, Hear-
mg and Miller, thirty-iivc miles east OF
Dallas. The gap Of fifty four miles Is
graded and bridgcd, and will he all
tuck-laid by the first of August, and
trains run from Dallas Ia shreveport
Section houses, water tanks, Slde
trucks and depot houses, are put IN
Ialong the line, at proper points, ana
the road equipped in first class order ~
fast as the track Is laid.
The present terminus is At Terrell, IN
Kaufman county, II pretty little new
town of forty houses, where single
month since the countless herds grazcd
on the prairie.
Business flows to Terrell from knul-
man to Rockwell, and from Brooklyn
to Cedar Grove, and In n short time II
will blossom into IN incorporated town
of Importance
Here Is the crossing Of the Central
railroad also.
Water plenty, and of The very qual"
ity, flows TO the top OF the wells
wood is convenient aud plenty, andlh'
situation is high and healthy, and wen
drained on all sides.
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The foundation of six new two-story
brick buildings are being laid on the
block north side Of Main street, be.
tween Austin and lamar streets, for
the following gentlemen, viz: w. I.
Murphy, two stores; VIM. II. Prathor.
one store; Louis Wagner, one store,
and Sanger Brothers, two stores
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WANTS.

Advertisement. viii he inserted IN
der ,hIs hend ~ 10 cents per TN" ""'h
Insertion, counting iron Nv" lines "P'
! I.sA
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SNipER & HOLMES are the hrpest paper
manufacturers In the West, and viii MI or.
lrrs for paper OF all kinds at less prices than,
amy house in st. Louis. Merchants and sta.
TONERS can order direct nom their house IN
~. Louis. s."f Ndtf
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For good cool glass of MEAD or SODA WA
TER and II FINE cIGAR, 90 To l.. D. Rorro ~
BIO, candy manufacturers and WHOLESALE
and RETAIL DEALERS In FRUITS, Nrrs, &c,,
Nc. Southeast corner of the square.
June II, 1873 lO9d2w
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To-SidRr At R'ftz's Dallas City Gar
den, our German citizens will be enter
tanned by an address by DR.. A. Sehabe.
han, general agent Of the Missouri
Staats Zeitung, of 1t, Louis, The Doe.
tor has the reputation of being one of
the ablest German orators In the west
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niI.I ErIInMa.

RIpGELEY ENCAMpMlNT No, ~ !, o.
u, f., meets on The nirt and lhlld Friday
nights IN cnch month, ~ ne ,hlI irllnwH
Hail, lNO, w. kENf''lt ''F'
y, \, SNyWG, ScrIhr,
DALLAS LODGE 80. n, !, 90 r., meet,
ON every "Wednesday might, ~ the ODDS F"l'
lows Hall, ED W. HUNT N'"'
n. II. DAWES pORr, Secretary,
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic,

DAII,AB pOMMANDEltY 30, q, knights
'rrtuulur. Wlll meet ~ the Asylum ~ ilir Guy
Of ij'llna, on lhr nIBl Thursday nil"l TIE last
"'''''''''' '' EDO BOWER E,C
JAs, u, liARKLEr, lircol'lor
DALLAS CHAPTER 40, w. Royal Arch
Mnsons, meets NJ HE thnplrr looms ~ ~
Clly III Dnllns, on the nhl Monday amer me
lnsl saturday ~ rnrh month,
WI. g. YOUNd, ", u, H. r.
llrSnY Both Secretary
TANNEnIlL LODGE No, o. z. a a, NJ
meets on The second nnd Inst SATURDAY even
HENRY lWLl,, W, NJ
uIluI Ann Mummy \. RnnrnIMIN.
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Having sold out my interest In the Dallas
CIty Market, all persons Indebted tame aro
requested 10 come forward at once anu settle
JAMES g. COM EltFOliD.
Dallas, June ~, iS1l-dlw"
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4 dwelling house, containing I'VE rooms,
with fine yard and convenient onthouses,
and incNhnuStiblc wen Of delightful water,
situated on Houston street, three blocks
nom the public square. For further iniormn-
ton nuply to Stcagnll& Go. lOOtf
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WE learn that u change will be made
in the schedule timcop tie Ilpusio,, and
Texas Central Railroad, commencing
on Monday next The time oi.leparture
from Houston and Red River City, will
be the same, but the speed will be in.
creased, so as to make the arrivals here
IN hour and a half earlier.
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A YOUNG gentleman of the yealy
genus was burlesquing an IrIshwoman
ncarsthc depot, yesterday, when she
picked up n piece of rope, and was upon,
thel point of warming IBIS jaeltt
when he fell down on his knees and
imlloYtsl her mercy.
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u,.,...d.s yaudcyi,lc Combination

a packed house greeted this truly
splendid company last evening, iiI
BremOnd, the excellent manager, has
displayed admirable Judgment in the
selection of his artists MS the crowded
houses which have been accorded him
since it, organization attests.
The performance last evening was
perfect in every feature, the JOKES
being entirely new, the singing tine,
and the dancing well received.
There VIII be an entire change OF
programme to-night, and we expect Ia
sceunothar crowded house,
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beautiful Resident Lots for sale.

Parties desiring To secure building lots in
the most eligible portion of the city, are Spe-
cally referred 10 the sale that is To take
place IN the court houS" square on saturday
next, the twenty first instant. Go and secure
n bargain.
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We will sell lumber shingles, doors, sash
etc., etc, after this day at CuRRENY prices
viii always pay best bnnk rates for gold and
silver IN payment of bills.
iO2lm CAMERON ~ MANFlEIn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-21

spangS Excelsior oil warranted non-cx-
plosive, AMI noted for It's cheapncss, bril-
llancy ainl safety, and can be found at the
oil and lamp store of Fendley " Co,