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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

AND NOW THE ALABAMA DEMOCRATS are
seeking change Of name for their party.
At the same time, according to the Marion
Commonwealth, they find 1t necessary to adj
init that ''the real and palpable are not
grappled with sufficiently In solving the
problem Of our improvement and elevation"
and to admonish the people that they shave
never forgotten anything and never learned
anything" We don't understand what this
means exactly, except in so far as 1t shows
n determination to make needed change Of
some kind.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
J. =. nRoDHEAD,

AItOIkIEfts
Ne. 030 Pen.sylvsnia aveuuo, Rssn 8,
WARRINGTON. D. O.
Special Attention Gives 70 Investment 30.
eurities.
Rafeu By permissionto
Lewis johnson b %, BANKERS, washinston, D. O
Bank. Washington. D. O.
,n HSI 4 Y Bfodsssd' sooond Comptroller. wssh
If dSs5S S!s1I Architect United States ospi
interest gsa,sniesd at prices which will pay tho In
weston 10 % u per cent Interest,"
funds At 8 or Per cent. call and examine these d
cnritiss Denominations go. sioo, saso, 900, b
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
DRoPosAIs FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF
IfEAAYIN0 STATIONS

Sealed proposals. viii be received !. tkls Depart;
July, lsis, for the CONSTRUCTION Of lifeeaying .ts
ion houses on the coast o. North Carolina, q fol
ban Neck Mill; one al false Cape; one ~ Jones
IN: one q S;hrsy's Inlet; one n K,ty Eawhr.
one At Chicsmacomic; and one 81 Kinnopset Hat
pon; VIZ On. a hSSss ne ssiSsn
River. Del; one at Green Run Inlet and one q
Bidders must state the time in which they VII,
contract 70 eomple,s the hou,es and the blds mus
psrties to the ability Of the bidder 70 DO tho re
quired work. Bids must Be- Endorsed ...Bid. for
aressed 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury. Washing
speci Acations can be obtained st the once Of thu
Collector Of Customs ct wilmington, n. U.
The Government reserves the right " reject am
or all bids. r jylb yAwtd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
JAY COOKE &, CO.,

General Agents for the District OF Columbia,
Virginia, North CsroIina, and south Care
Iinai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIO.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co.,
FAINT, WARRINGTON d CO.,
MIDDLETON CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
pAHY WA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

THE CONDITION OF AYYAIRs IN Arkansas
Is satisfactory and exceptionally quiet. The
State government under Governor Baxter Is
administered to the satisfaction Of his imme-
diate friends, and the benefit Of the general
public; but his opponent, one Joseph Brooks,
goes bowling about the State trying to "undo
things" and displace him. Brooks Is rene
gade Republican. Baxter Is no better
Whether Brooks or Baxter rule, 1t makes no
difference. Our advice is to "let well enough
alone" and put such men as these In the
background at the next election. Straight
out Republicans or none next time, gentle
men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
DYEING AND SECURING.
THE FALL RUSH Is COMING.

Tho present long. warm days u the best time for
AyoidAbls delay In the execution Of ordeIs durinp
fall, your goods will be nicely cleaned or !edyed.
and carefully hspt for ~ mo9tha. Y dssiTsd
w. n, WHKATLKY,
PREMIUM srEAk DYkIN9 AND SECURING rs
TABLIsHhxNr,
% Jefferson stIeet, Georgetown. D. C.
Once open from 10 q m. until sunset jeiI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
low is THIS FOR CHKAPT

How is THIS FOR CHEAP7
su yards Coiored Ground POLKA CLOTH
PERCALEs Of ian cents; former price % cents.
LILO yards Dsht Ground PERcALrs ct IS cents.
co. yards Plain wash PoPLINs at 10 cents;
vcry nne. sold al 70 cents.
JOHNSON q COLLKY,
txtx stf Msxksf QDaAc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
WOOD AND COAL.

RnRy BnOTIIERs, DEALERS IN ALL
~ KINDS OF WOOD AND COAL,
Depot and Yard At Rileys wharves, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest jyasw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
GALE OF REVENUE GUTTER RACER.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July Q, iei9
VIII be sold a, public suction, e tns highes. bid
the soth day Of July Instant ct New York city, the
revenue cutter Racer. tschoonerl Said vessel z ~
In 1907, pf the best white oak locust and cedar; ID
copper fastened and coppered With spars. standing
chains and auchor. wlndlass, two boats and boals'
cranes, % she now lies After the sale Of the YES
/ per inventory The vessel can be eyamintd N any
Time previous 70 the day Of GALE. end al NECESSARY
| charre at Government Light housed dock, Staten
IslAnd, or by Captain John MCGOWAN, 10 Broadway
New York The q yyernment reserves the right y
say " VIM. A. RICHARDSON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

duty q DE- board ei assliR 70 issue ora4s
regulations and inssrus Stn,s ?, AFORESAID;
,prssidsn, Beard q Health. Dist q Columbia
APPROVED sss fSl ccosl "a So sss1ssir' ,y
|r8S"PKRsoNs LIVING WITHIN THE
| and Boundary, and seventh street west and North
s,s; ss1 hiSs BE s
signed 4 whose Fesaense Srdsrs and oonpisists
can DC '''' " wen the hE iSaN nsI GffSsss
iyisa lsas Sixth street nortS1est
rSy.NOTICR.--THR COMMITTEE ON
ment ON H. ,Mmisssoh o. npRc:nts 70. spgsint
D Mill v is s < fsIsEsT' ss 81 Sr'
w"noAnD oE f pg19,;.1 y WSS q! KS,
.n1 81 psS ;SssI;;
By er d % % dssH VIII according to law
,ylla oHA H.,I 8 So,Es ,sss,..
tW0FFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
sss$: AZ: ,ss
Brown Sons. BALTIMORE, oS ana after tle 18th
jsiaid a. r. aoaMAS' PRESIDENT
LIZ soSGIhTfdNIA MI rE ., Ii,tE., AZ
ss9es q this Association can be found At The
ysnis avenue. where persons can sign the ccnst I'll
nho n and members can cali and make Payments on
VEG 4tH Il RrsSs; ss place
Z. F Ike .,S,s application to the
iyiesost " = ' JAMES T. POWELL. ssc,y.
lfBsNoTIoF.-PFRsoNs iNTEREsTEp
are hsseSy pps ~
BANNING HoGsE Of Y. x. BsosW EII Nc6be '
ssa q Ike ana X9h
VII & ecsea On th :'fs s s iSy, n
AO'0S' '' or sooner If al, fa1 $50 soIs tsisa
SIMON JcsEpu, Secretary pro i.Spo1t s''""''''
is SIR l ehtonisis:l ""r'''.
Iw "hrhorsS boTrAfoNb BUILDING A.
Ioi hs SlildiFg hssocieton u w.shjngton
he ol9 pSS MipR sncs inpr SS snSw "a, q
dollar each and ths tme er srst sale d money has
subscribs Al once follow M persons 70
..s w% DICKSON hsA' Estate ONCE DO Fifteenth
ssT .s;s ssai'f Treasurer Wood and Coal ONCE
70 Fciiof. Msrshs 0 Polios s Sonaa street
stssst pu n .a''n' f''en' Attorney 'H Ninth
Ess;Pt S ;ss 'aI , r'nI'yl1'n,a .v'.a'' near
a. N Earise f hnnrs street sa norTth Hs
| chusetts ayenua anu a''ofi mAasA-
Dec. II. Wood, Ofhce Comptroller of the Currencv
pseni Once. and he sesasRtary Examiner room TO-
Monday In July % Ssf 4 rs SSs;Ss:
JONI A parsoorr. Secretary. iysast2sosi
~ !, ~ SS Tsm, rq nsns SOD SODA WATER
the New Arctics and Steal Foantsins ieSi n
tWsFRUIT JUICEs ONLY ARE UsF6
~ at The Temple Drug store viii the seiS |
.--..a,,.G.. -: ..-.-.--------
~ bsys tbs dsv rsnnE.d U,N M, nv
storeroom and Wsrehopss, sonthsa.t eornsr q liz
s.sS a1'.s 0,' ,a,.., . n Ana y 'i'.' SCUM,
@yas;a auLIoK BRO:
H%si 3 ssR
.-n.m,,, -
~ iansbis MUSIC for N Gomms SsT RAs H..
D0NcH's BAND; Orders left at the leaders real
VII rsSsSS ss5sss or the
:.
~ ID H. IN T
myed No. SIS Louisiana avenue.
tna PURR sonA Avn ,-,>J,,,,.
RB wlTERl AZ Ta,nn,a NJ. elm n.INEhAL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

The DOUBTS AND uEsITATIoSs which lust
now besot the Democracy are amusing. I'm
fortunately the "Allen county movement"
as the Ohio bolt Ia called, has preclpitated u
discussion which Is exceedingly unwelcomO,
and, inasmuch Us 1t embraced declaration
that both political parties are corrupt, 1t Is
exceedingly unpleasant. OF course, the Re-
publicans arc satisfied to allow this denun-
citation TO pass unheedcd for the reason that,
coming rs 1t does from political opponents,
It Is natural, though dishonest. Allen county
10 located In one Of the Democratic districts
of the State, the representative Of which In
Congress Is acknowledged as Imam Of promi'
pence. HE constituents have asked him to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

IT IS EVIDENT that the Cuban patriots are
making the best Of the opportunities afforded
them by the Carlist instruction in Spain to
advance their lines against tho weakened
garrinons Of the home Government on the
island. They now have possession Of nearly
one half the island, have n government
which Is self-sustalning, and only require a
seaport to entitle them to recognition Of
belligerent rights. This they are certain to
acquire In time, as the reward of unequaled
perseverance,. The moral sentiment OF the
American people would hail such q result
with delight, and our people would be bene-
hted beyond measure by such solution OF
this prolonged insurrection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

f@ 1NOTlCK.-PERSONsI INTERESTED
In starting Fire Insurance Company IN
south Warrington are hereby Informed that there
are B99ks nov oPen for spbscrpton % stock ct the
corner Four-and half street and Virginia avenue
southwest, and at the OFFICE Of SIMON JOSEPH
Justice Of the Peace, sos Four half street sout
west The Books will be closed on the list day oi
AUGUST. 1873. or sooner II all the stock IL taken
y. A. BOSWELL,
o,. President pro tsNpors.
SAMUEL HERMAN, Treasurer pro tempor,
jys (Star Chroniclrl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

SARAToeA SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL.
81 ,Bh0ApwAY, OPPOSITE CONGRESS PARK,
sEW YORK SlTY-This new and magnificent ho.
June Ina The proprietor has sdopted the follow.
ny ". schedule % prices; For the month Of june
Hs s, d.h,y; Y9op.hy quest. sSE per d.y fos Dc
az ~ hs @oh 81 ~ ss %sSn,SS,y
Hseny Tusss, " nar at suss % per day
Per day: Familles dssirohs q eDsHs1ny apartments
clothes presses water and electric belis IN ~
mi o. apSFtEsnss vii sPpy % or sddIsas the pro
pSnsrsIsh Hossi; Rasson and " ". Iki i SSf,.
uieno hs-.s-rANHA AptArn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

SS@COMMERCIAL TEMPERANCE As.
~ 6OnIATION,-Books Of subscriptiop 10 lie
capital stock o. this Association can be found at the
ahOCEhY STOLE OF the Association, 2o5 Pc nsyi.
yAna avenue, where persons can sign the constif
uon, and members can cali and make pay monts on
The hoard Of Directors meet at the same place
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING A. o'clocf.
Any Information concerning the Association will
Y cheerfully given upon application to the Chief of
lyioeost JAMES T. POWELL, sec,y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

Approved; n ID. COOKE, 9overnor. Jyit9Ot
fSgePERSONs LIVING WITHIN THR
following limits; Between II street north
and boundary, and Seventh street west and North
REPUBLICAN punctuAy served by the under.
signed, 1t whose resldence orders aud compliant
.. JOAN FALLON,
Jyllu la2b Sixth street Northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

tH$.0FFIgE OF THE CHEsAPEAKE
the coupons Of July 1857 and january, isSs on the
reEfed s Con bonds q ~. company will
Brown Sons. Baltimore, on and after the 18Th
instant A p, aORMLN praaids NJ
JytQtd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

" ERBY, DENT 4 CO., General Auctionee-s and
n opnrtssion feveAants. nlso Agents for the sale
q HerrinK's ChAmpi9n Fire proof SAFES, Nos
nue.-9cods sold q suction at our rooms or any
p.r, q he city; Special attention psid TO selling
stgnmenta and prompt returna myis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
JAY COOKE & CO.

Oaer fer sale AZ par accrued interest the
Pirse Msrsgase Land Grant Geld Bends Of
the Nsrthern Pacific Railroad Company.
They are free from United States tag, and
are Issued eftho following determinations
Csspsss, 800, $500 and 81 100, regis
tered, 800, $500, $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000.
With the same entire confidence with which We
commended Government bonds to Capitalists and
people We now. after the fullest investisa ton re
commend the Northern Pacific Railroad bend TO our
riends and the general public
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

Saturday week n special train VIII
leave this Getty for the above town, the
present terminus Of the Texas Pacific,
ut which place MI the lotswlll be dis
posed Of at public auction.
Located uI0n the extreme eastern
boundary of the gandcst cattle feeding
territory of the western continent, mp
proximate 10 inexhaustible saline de-.
posts, and with splendid wooded
district covering an area Of millions OF
acres east of 1t, this town contains not
only gigantic elements OF growth, but
those almost surprising any interior
town of Northeastern Texas. Every
accommodation will be accorded by the
company to those who desire to attend
the sale. The fare is reduced to 81
for the round trip, which VIII be re-
funded to all who purchase lots.
TO tho most short-sighted individ-
ual it must be apparent that there has
seldom been q more golden opportu-
nifty presented for investment and set
Element than il here offered, and we
are satisfied that If the ground is but
partially examined, it will be found one
of the finest Investments ever offered
in this State.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

On the 10th instant, at the beautiful
Young town of Hutchings, elcvenmiles
south of Dallas, OH the Central Rail
road, was one of the most delightful
reunions ever had in this section.
About two thousand persons, old and
young, were estimated to be on the
ground. The tables were bountifully
supplied with the substantials of life,
and it was the remark of every one
that food was never better prepared.
The ground chosen was shady mar
gin of the forest, at crystal spring of
cold water. No Intoxicating drinks
were on hand. Captain Rawlins and
other gentlemen acted as masters of
ceremony.
Visitors were present from Dallas,
Lancaster, Cedar Hill and other parts
of this county and Ellis, and some
from Houston, Grimes and elsewhere
in the State.
The following gentlemen were in
troduced to the audience in the order
named, and each made a short adj
dress appropriate to an occasion strictly
social and non-political, viz: Messrs.
N. M. Burford, Shannon of Houston,
w. C. Holland, DIR. A. M. Cochran, DIR.
III. ]. Mofatt, John Henry Brown,
John ]. Good, A. Bledsoe, State Comp
troller, John M. Crockett and A. B.
Norton.
After speaking came dinner-then
the young people passed couple OF
hours in dancing aud pleasant CONVEX
sation.
In due time the people quietly dis
persed to their respective homes, real
pleasure being manifest in every coun-
tcnancc. During the whole day we
neither saw nor heard of n rude word
or act. Strangers were charmed with
the refined manners and bearing of
the people, and many said they had
rarely ever seen such large crowd so
entirely free from every species of im-
propriety.
The Dallas guests went and returned
in a special train on the Central road,
arriving at home in good season.
We trust the example set by Hutch
ings will be followed by other portions
of our county. Such gatherings do us
MI good and make us better neighbors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19
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FsE Fl ID.


GEORGE.-At Uutchins, Texas on Sab
bath morning, July b, 1873, l.owana, wife
of w. $. George, in the 3Sth year OF her age.
The deceased had suffered long, yet she
bore her ahlictiois with paticrc,. At the
dawn of sabbath, she felt that It WAS 10 be
not only her last Sabbath, but the last NOR
ming Of her earthly pilgrimage. Calling her
family and friends around her bed, she
talked 70, each, as only those can talk who
ara about to depart in the full hope OF
blissful Immortality exhorting all toso live
that they might meet her "beyond the riv-
er',-in Heaven. Taking leave Of all, her
spirit joined the convoy of waiting angels,
land She was gone.
Eyes, the Christian Is course is rnn,
Ended Is the glorious strife,
Fought is the fight-the work is done:
Death is swallowed up OF life,
Bnrne by angels on theirwings,
Far from earth the spirit flies,
Finds her Col, and slts ana sings
Triumplantly in Paradise"
Lancaster, Juiy TO- 1873. tt gay"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19
Mcetinu of Dcmocrntic club.


Pursuant to a call by the President,
the Democratic Club Of Precinct No. i
met last night, and was called to orier
by its regular Chairman, Chas I. Nor
riss,
C. II. Jenkins, J. G. Eblen, J. w.
Jackson and w. ii. Lemons made
short but appropriate addresses, when,
on motion, Judge Nat. NJ. Burford was
called to the rostrum, and in speech
of more than one hours duration, re-
viewed the history of the Democratic
party, and in conclusion complimented
the club on its organization, and urged
its members to preserve themselves in
tact, assuring them that in due time
their combined services wcpid be re-
auired At the conclusion of Judge
Burford's speech motion was made
and carried that this club give grand
Democratic barbacue, to which the
people OF Texas be invited, for the pur-
pose of bringing together all elements
Of our citizens, both In town and coun'
try, and that committee of five be
appointend to superintend Its arrange
Iment. The following gentlemen were
appointed said committee: Major j.
+. Barklcy, Captain jeff Peak, Cap
tain W.H. Eemmons, w. Wharton,
IL. Leonard.
On motion the President and secre-
tary were added TO the committee, when
it was moved and carried that the club
adjourn until next Friday evening, at
which time Hon. John Henry Brown
will address the citizens Of this pre-
cinct and county.
c. T. MORRISs. Presidrrt
| 4 q. FBLEN. Secretary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

Donicrile.

KANsNs C(ry, July 10
Receipts $50 shipments $40
The market today has ruled finn
and prices have been well sustained,
considering the unf,yorablc tone Of
the Eastern market during the past
thirtysslx hours. The market closes
weak, with sales M follows: 10 green
Texan cows, nv G02 ID, ut 81 90; q
green Texan steers, nv 726 ID, at 81 l29;
"a greenT Texan steers, av $50 ID, ut S225;
10 good native cows, NV 800 ID, Mt 81 l2li
20 good native COWS, nv 0i2 lbs, at:S3 25i
20 green Texan steers, av, 763 lbs, at
So 25. Quotations remain unchanged.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

KITCHENER, GREENE d Co. Z.
New York, July 17.-Cotton irregs
lar; receipts 1880 bales; mddling
2Ogc. Southern flour shade firmer
and more active at 50 30(d7 80 for COM
mon 10 fair extra, and ~ 95Gel0 30 for
good to choice extra. Whlskey heavy
at 93c. Wheat fully active, and n good
export inquiry at 60c for amber, winter
and Southern Illinois. Corn opened
firm, but closed heavy Mt 56(d59c on
steamer for Western mixed. Pork dull
and lower, SIT % for new. Mess beef
dull and unchanged at $0(a 10 80 for
plain mess, and ST. 25lDl2 50 for extra
mess. Western steam lard Ssc. Tur-
pentinc steady at 45c. Rosin UNI
changed at 81 DO Money easy at 1904
on call. Banks are offering large
amounts of money for one, three and
four months, but find it difficult to
place their capita! eXceptat low rates Of
interest Gold ranged from Isl to 10.
NEW ORLEANS, July T.-Corn has
advanced; yellow 60c., white mixed
73c, white75c. Oats 424c. Bran scarce
at 25c. Pork dull ut Ice. Sugar, fair
to fully fair, sGg9c. Whisky firmer;
Louisiana Ode, Cincinnati 97c., others
unchanged. Sterling &c. Sight !
premium. Gold 49,. Cotton quiet.
Sales 2400 bales. Report of yesterdays
quotations: Receipts 1866 bales; no
exports. Stock 3,507S.
News Orleans live stock Market
NEW ORLEANS, July l7,-Texpa
beeves-Fiist quality, S850t4 10; second
quality. SCOOPS; third quality, $l2(0l5.
Sheep-first quality, S4G15; second quail
ity, S3@4. Yearling- head, SS(9l2.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, July H. 8 p. M.-Cotton
sales to-day, 975 bales; American, July
delivery, Savannah and Charleston,
not below good ordinary, SIC; October,
November and Decenibcr,, not below
low niddling, s ll-lGc. n5
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

We have the facilities and the WORK
,..s. ,o do rs good work, aud ~ ms
low rates, ~ ear BIO de"e s"s ".'
and We mean 20 de 10. nrimg y.
Pine Fob work 10 THE DALI
AID OYrlCE, Corner Elm sne nous
ton strects.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

.pRoxIsEs TO PAY" Will met pay
INV debts. I urgently ASK every one
owing mo TO call nj once and "e''''
MUST have what Is due me-
W. J. w. swINDELLs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19
S1OO REWA.RD

c,TOIEN from the undersigned, living at
- Cedar Hill, Dallas county, on Wednes.
Law nirht. the II instant, one LARGE LIGHT
pKY HORSE. dark name and tail, years
old. about iG hands high, hind feet white, a
White streak I'm his face; slight saddle marks.
"A hands high. branded ; on the left shoulder,
some white hairs on her, Is very gentle. !
will nivs ~ each for tie recovery OF tue AMI
mails, and 80 Tor tho thief or thleves, II ue-
i,ver,.i 10 The Sheriff Of Dallas county.
Swim GEORGE WILSON.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19

Go 10 steraH a. Co. for the
best 81. Louis Bell Treble PA
nos i'm the marIset--in monthly
miscellaneous: also for furni-
furc, books, stationery. croeiz-
cry and GLASSWARE window
shades. pictures, and all kinds
Of mouldfnes- wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cat
r~-~ dirwnwlT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-19
n q. JORDAN, n. ~ AuNstAUon,
President. Cashier
CITY BANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL a25O,000.
DIRECTORS.
T. @. JORDAN, j. r. COUTS,
w. E. HUGHES, G. G. SLAUGHTER.

This Institution, chartered by the Legisla-
ture OF the state Of Texns, Will commence
banking, exchange, aud collection business
will discount first class paper at reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject 10 check az
sight and Issue bills OF cxchunge ON the prln-
cipnl cities OF the United States. Rcmittanccs
made TO all the leading cities of Europe.
special attention given 10 the collectlopapl
notes, drafts, etc., throughout the state and
elsewhere. The business Of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.