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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEv-IORK....

PORT OF sEw- rOR6...~...................Sor. %
Steamship w,,no.e Couca Richmond City Point and Norfolk os
Steamship RICHMOND Lawrence Norfolk &C., old Dominion steam
Steamship Leo savannah Marray Ferris Co
Steamship Metropolis EekeTson, gtoni c. Lorrd Stetn-
ship Co . - ~ u, r.r,.-,o.
steamship Cuba t) Noodle Liverpool via euoea''o'n G. q.
Steamship Caledonia CB ons.one G,so. Hsndersen Bro.
PePOnt shropshfe Philadelphia wn CLYDE.
Steamship Steamship Glaaoa' Besrse IL r. DnccL
barn Boivi. tr Lngdon Bristol Eng, Bow1ins Archibald.
Bari hdssdS sS sssoU NO Ootou for f1uch .
Bark Del utal, LarpolO Queenstown
BARK recan BrJ Jarvis, ceyk for orders LOa'J Ksun Co.
BI1 @spS Wolfe Lverpoo n S. L. T. Brigham Co.
Brig Nautilus Ge) Dls MOne'deo or Basnos Ayrs Punch.
Edye& Co.
Steamship Goethe (G.r Wilson Hamburg Nov l3 With ud snf
Steamship Kons s7errs or Dnn.s London Now g. VIA d,r'
9th with mtse. and pass TO furch, Faye L Co. - -
steamship CITY Of BROOKLYN lBL murray LIVERPOOL Nov l5 "A
steamship PERT Kelly Bermuda days With mdse and pas "
Lupt Bros 60. ,,.. c..,,. ,r,.... x.v on ,.;,, AM.
sesTshp san Jssinto HaI Nov o.
Ship Lsdog M Bosson Wiley CrOnstsd; Sept 80 Eisors 50
Bsrs n Lcrns (Of Yarmouth Me- DOu Cabssn d.ys
AdoDAs s.s berg G:as 90 a dy. r.. With ,o
Bark Prndee Aerahd, Dsn verdOn Caf0eao' 20 dar 'sA
Bark (Br) Murphy, Liverpool 81 DAY.. in bal,s.
Ross tB) McLesr East Habor T. L. ~ cfv Sth
Bng Nellie Husea Davis Fernandns Fla day with lumber
Brig Rose Of Portland Grnn, Careaas IA days. with
Bne Minnie (Br) Mcintosh Cay, T L. is days with salt
Brig 81 NJ. Francis Francis, Sidney b. IA days With coal
N2u jones' u. esa.an F d a WITH
Schr p (of Gouceser. B, Chn'i ~ lays
with hides and wool
schr tnsw P.rrsOOro N So Pet Windsor n g.
sckr sunny south Derrleksoo Wilmington c. dAys vita
senr Nelhe CroSsl Crose udsuOl 10 dag. hide, and
taow.
schr B. Hazard conk Bull Creek c. DAYS naval
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SBosroS Nov 2t.-Arnyed. brig Anna Marls, from Malaga
FORTRESS Moskos Nov 23Amyed BARK Nichols Ihsyer ion
Excelsior from City Point Tor avre hr H. faek,
City Point for BeeauI Helen Bowen from Norfolk for Bsi
BADGES
FOREIGN PORTS.
NovLE Nov 25.The Anchor Liuo steamship r1nsera lns~1
from Newi Nov IL for Gssgo" arrived here to-day "
Philadelphia Nor IA. for Liverpool arrived here ms
Cdnar Line steamship Calsba MeMeken om Nee
io Nov 10 also arrived here at O'clock this afternoon and DIV
ceedei Tor Liverpool
DISASTERS.
The bark Mue,a ttal from Tor Nesiork The 'ese,
before reported wrecked AgecraA thought che Will be 's'
loss; saved
Bosros Now 25rhe Lvouia Rhotes BostoD Of and
Rocaand ashore the BeaA inside Of Richmond A
Oath INST the consisted of three The esps
the bottom the vessel The schr. will be total lOss
FORTRESS MoSRos, Va, Nov 2h-Ihe brig Der Pommer 10.
Liverpool for Ctf Point Is ashore ogg Island 10 he mlle
jane viii have lighter would take pilot F's
Hampton Roads.
SPOKEN
Nov 3 2S miles W. Of psue ship Amehs BIZ from Birros q"
Oct 81 lat As. long 80 W. schr. Impulse (Br FROM Nesi"s
for Pernanbaco.
ron Latest snap Ena Pdoei
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PlSSENGER.S 1RRITED.

FROM UANBURG-In steamship G0,thS. Nov 25-hrs Gir1f
Crsham g. Griffin Percsd Klaush, fuu Nanaod faah jos
Zferer Mr. Sylvester aud child. 90
Lnder Thomas A. Leigh Jos. Baton, Mrs Baton, = Banes
p4y Sir Mctabe A. BrcOe. T. Moore, James Thorne MIS-
Thope Mis- MARI Thotna Glover, T. Lee Rev Dr. meaehm,
Sir. Wtse Lee Miss Louisa Lee y Kits Thomas ~
Newton Father L. Ienan T. T. G. Gardner, Hellgeseea
and family Elizabeth James, Thomas hrwIn, MIS- Charlotte r.
FROM HAVANA-In steamship Crescent. Cfty, Nov % Mrs X
Rodriguez Louis A. Mstos, George Ro0lnsoe Louis y.
T'xe A r. Gutien A. tsslilo.
steamship Sd1 J5cfnt0, nov u H.
ssesse Co n Richmond Mrs Morris D. Lombard. Cha
Stewart a. schsrn an ~ Ginning Forb r. Doren L. o. T,fes J.
IiIeu. and 81 negroes Liberia from Georgia.
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MARINE PERKS,

The British schooner j. G.. Hall, which re :
Gently left this port for Liverpool into unknown
vessel when near Queenstown aud was obliged 10 put
into that port on tae oath for repairs.
The steamer Perit arrived from Bermuda yesterday
morning. She reports when or Georges having sighted
n brig whose ioremst, main-Jopmast, and jibbOom had
been carried away. The vessel making for the
Island aud at me time only about SIX meS away.
Sine made no signals OF distress.
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The .Iustices of the First Department hav

The Justices OF the First Department have
appointed the Courts Of the Supreme Court and Oyer
and Terminer TO be held in the city for 1874 and isi
follows: Special Term for enumerated motions, first
Mondays OF February, April, June November, and De
cember In each year Courts OF Oyer and Terminer first
Mondays OF February. April. June, and November OF
each year Thrpe Circuit Courts the first Mondays OF
February. April, June, November, and December In
each year. Two Circuit Courts the first Mondays OF
January March, May and October OF each year Special
for motions and Chamber business on tue FIRST
Monday vi each month.
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Total ;. .lss,eOO tg.e2s. LIE ESQ l22

The total for Governor in 1872 including 25s
terng votes, 937SO; for President, counting los
scattering votes lo2s3 This year the total vote for
Governor including 422 for Henry X Oliver Labor
Reform) and S66 scattering votes, only 333SI0f4e
less than the total last year. In lS72 VIM t. Wash
burns majority 1874 this year his majority
Wm CASTOR DEM was II $751; 5l less than his major
fly In 1872 The Democratic vote this year Is &c less
than the Liberal vote for Governor III 1872 and just 100
more than the Liberal vote for President ALI the
papers OF Boston give Oliver aud Butler total vote Of
39i and ls respectively but these figures do not agree
with the detailed vote Taking them however, as Off
cal tho total vote for Governor would be 132338-t
less than in 1872 or just votes less than the decrease
Washburn's majority. The Democratic nominees TO I'LL
the vacancy In the lid Congressional Dstrct declined
the nomination, but both received few votes. The
turns are as follows Henry L. Pierce ep), csc; Ben
jamin Dean (Dem). 7sS; Charles G.. Greene Deml ~
all Others 81 The following the other State officers,
STATE Oercrs. E1etslirt Councillors
LIEUT. G0ternOr.. ~TiOs Talbot. l. AIRED Macy.
Secretary of Stdte<Oliver Warner H. seth Turner.
Trtaarer .Chas. Adams, jr. Ill Milo Hildreth
AuditOr. ......... fCh9s. EndcOtt. ~ r. s. Frost.
Attorney Generqrelas L. Train. v D. II. Stickney.
vi. G.. o. Brastow.
VII. 'GeO. Whitney.
VIII. T.. II. Brewster.
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ISL. .Enbury sgt. Paris

ISL. .Enbury sgt. Paris. lsS. 'nel
1877. Ring AT. Levernore e. al iso'. Bsr
1859. .Christei sgt. Claode. dyyi''nv,
III. .Liubxston agt. White. -ol""o
1874. White sgt Livingston. oo, 81
1856. Marshall AT. JaneJ, Jr. ZOz.nlii
lo7. Same agt. Same. Zgs.' s.'
CIaCUTr-PARr ll-Vts bht
1894. Brown at. The Mayor. 1862. Bat
400 sm ~ %, Ses s,Gs i4Gs. .Kid
2I4..Wilett, admir-, sgt. Kip i!eS -R IN
ct al law hsl
1884. Poster Agt Nat lee 90.
state Of ssw-York. l4I2.. WI
1886 a .Heatherton and sno. AIT. l4I4. kuf
MAYOR, &c, Nev.York. 1850. .Nic
1850. Keith sgt. same 1882. .Dea
9j2. .Oceon Nat. Bsak agt. Wal u
bridge. 1896. Ger
1852. Kelly, admir-. ag.. The N.
Y Railroad and TrAa.. 1893. An
portati0n Go. and sno. 1924 Lei
! 1904. Ant
SUPERIOR CouRr-TKr.L TERm-PARr
3432. Jones agt. OBrien Sheriff Col. HE
5g5. .Romerte at Bxi River ?
Nat. Bank 6l1 i2.fris
7Oj. .segel agt Dhnme. o9l..sto
81. .schebek ct al All. Morris
B39. .Lasak sgt. Bl0ss. 9lI. .Son
l55la Wagner Ast Booeocs.
7O9. People eK rel. Plat art. 9%0''hnl
Andrews and ano.
g33. RAYMOND n al. sgt Van fJ1'.Co,
de'np''L 773. Go,
PAsr U.--vAS.VoRsr.
27s. .Rsade art. Clarke ct al $50. Cn
oO'' ''' 81 Al, ' 7l6..Ho
s5s. .KineAid at. Durnelle. 900 a.
76G. .Reichert agf. Bedrosisn. ~ n u
5la. Gulf agt. o. & u. k.R 90. 9D9 "a,
748. .Blackledge ct a. agt Con- f3o'''al
stock eta - .,
1854. Brady sgt Gallsgh,n. 90 ~ ~
Coxxox PLEn-TRIAL TERy-PAKr
1890. Kennedy art. Higgins ~ 10 i'.
80. .Guitennann sgt. y.,N.f, zn3.rra
and Phils. 5. :. Co Zo'o.'on,
1872. .Pisk agt- Slandert. ,-o
2O77. .Heiller ag;. Act ct al [lio''Ao,
Ezoo''HeRA n Ca n.y. 2lsj. Ale
2s48. Sullivan agt Brennan, Sbf 2423. IA
1912. .NcGuire agt. slatIsfy. l'oo'.ho
$40. Marvin AIT. Seren
MARINE COURr-TRfAL 1EHN-PARr
272O, Rubin agt. The Brewers 23ZO. be
and Maltsters lns Go. 3o19l' IN y
1852. Guernsey agt fenni 5So."0o
1865. Pond agt. Van Orden. 3Voo''n.
1906. Farrell agt. keyes. 5iog'' ~,
34l7. .Coar Sgt. Morgan. 3oot'' u u
3i3i. Roberts agt Bogert 3oI2 20 20
$500. Frank and sno. agt Lew. 50E''Dt
1851. .Pscek sgt. Hollandt
2074. .Ahrens agt Etler. >,
GENERAL sKsHoSs-sUrHgRLASo. J.-Jo
Acct. Francis, l. DL, robbery; John 4. III
Miller. burglary; Fancy Beckett. James u. Do
api battery; Gustaye Marx. John Fitzgerald Va
uett. grand lArceny; Edward hallen, John IN
Michael Lloyd, larcenJj John Cratbers, John
terry. - -, ~ q
sndsr tor Nov. %; Nos. ll2. us, l20. 90, II
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CUBA'S TOBACCO EXPORTS.

An exhibit of the exports of tobacco and
cigars from Havana for the years 1871 to 1873 has been
prepared by John Stroion, Secretary Of the National
Tobacco Association OF the United States from the OF
fetal records In the Bureau Of Statistics in Washington
II is of special interest at this time when it is possible
that the commercial relations between this country and
the Island OF Cuba may be disturbed. The latest official
returns for the present year include only 2O6 days,
July ~.
I0BLcCo kxroRIEn MAvANA
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NINIATuRk ALMANAC.

sun 6:J9 ABB hooo so.''li:li
49,
snty Hoot IL Gov. lsanJ $3.50 He'll Gate PERT. 2sS3
y
Sand, goox O. 43 Cows sani LII Hell reuT.. 300
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miscellaneous.

A GOOD REASON why paper dealers are
complaining II dull business charging Too maca
paper m We advantage Of The ~
quick Customers sn
aud shall continue sell al further notice 4. our "a
rate paper of every knewn Kind quality hat can he ootsac
paper warehouse MELVIN HARD son, Wholesale Papa wa"
house. No. "a Beekman St
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lOB. same Agt Same.
l2i..ilann sgt Wan Noorhis ct
81.
l2S. Jones ag,. Greaeil.
l29. lu the matter. de. G. p.
y. aud x. 4 Y. X. 90.
100. In she matter &c, Deyiin.
1871. In the matter. Sc, Aston.
lJ3..Bap,iste at. Baptlsie.
IL. In the matter. Ac n. Y.
AMI III. H. H. Co. agt.
KIP 1t A.
ll3. .Itush, Controlled. az,
S0lltcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

IOHN DWIGHT & Co.,
~ Masuiseinrcn Of
sAI.ERATUs. sUPERcARB. SODA. Sc.
Nv IL oasls. ssvrst
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Total. .65,224 Sl635 1O.,2g7 s6477 1929 Gsi

Total ....65,22l sl.635 1Os2H s6477 1929 GS.9so
The total official vote this year for Governor was
l4 $50; in 1872 total for President 1914
in 1871 the total vote tor Governor 1920 In 1868
the total vote for President j64 In 1871 Cadwal
aaer c. washburn lRep) was elected Governor over
James r. DOolltte DemJ by majority of 9.379. This
wear he was defeated by VIM r. Taylor the Democratic
Liberal and Reform candidate, by majority Of l5Il
The increase this year the total vote Of 1871 is GO
votes The Republican vote is 12075 less than in ls7
and the Liberal vote is 7l5 than in 1871 There
we're but SO scattering this Governor 81
SO Secretary OF State, 255
State Treasurer 10 n Oh state su
perntendent OF Public Instruction. and All Commits
soner Of Immigration The total vote all other State
officers is as follows:
Req. Lib
Lieut. Cor Robt H. Baker 67.2O5 Chas T. Parkey 2l2
Secof StateEph. W Young clio Peter Doyle.
Treasurer Ole G. Johnson 5544 Ferd. Kuehn. .SDs49
Aav- CEN Leland Frsby 67.92l A Scott Sloan 1854
SUIT ROOt. Graham ..67.lT Ed. Soaring ..."s0I7
Comm Coop. Lindman.G655i NJ. s. Argard $4,000
The majorities Of the DemocratcLiberal candidates
compare With the Republican majorities in 1871 fol
lows; 5000 -
1871. 1873. 1871. 1873
Rep. Dem. lib. Kcl Dtm.- Lib
IT. Cor. ...... S,94 1904 1Hy Gen 1913 uG'3
STATE. S,4S4 l3429 Supcrtnieh0f g,oSo 13Olu
Treasurer. 1913 1885 C0nmlsS'r. lO.SSo H046
MASSACHUSETTS,
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1871. 1873.
MASSACHUSETTS.

NIAOoAOTIISIlI I >.
GOV. wAsHBURS REFLECTED By 12.S25 MAJORITY
A REDUCTION OF OVER C0OOO VOTES
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sResieeted.
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cALENDARS-THB DAv.

SUPREME CoURr-C HAsssRs.-BARsErr ..
s. .Pannefs' sna hechABe,' los. sam" Agt sam
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ONE NEGRO MURDERS ANOTHER
A Woman at tho Bottom OF II

Jim Mnck, n negro and married,
killed Winston Fisher, another negro
Of family, yesterday, just before nooIt
back Of s. s. Jones & Co.'S grocery
house. Mack hud for some time
been exercising little more gallaniry
to Fishers wife than was seem
" In Fishers eyes, aud on the
evening Of the Great Chicago show
the .latters wife accompanied Muck
to Witness the performance, and
Fisher followed them with wild sus-
piclon in his soul that Madam +. was
dsloyal, and Mack was answering to
her dusky charms by the rapt and I'M
prisoning scductlons of M Iago.
In some way Mack and Fisher met
up with each other yesterday, back of
the grocery house before mentioned,
and while In friendly conversation,
Mack observed bottle of whisky in
Fishers pocket and asked for II
"pul,p TO which the hitter replied
ono, you've got more than you can
wag under, now This appeared TO
anger Mnck, and some hot words were
exchanged, when Fisher $50 II Is
avcrrcdD drew u knife, which being
observed By Mack, he jcrkcd
out pistol aud rs Fisher struck at him,
Mack fired, the lond entering Fishers
breast just below the heart. Still
dauntless, Fisher made another lunge
at Mick, who then threw the pistol at
him and ran across Austin street fol-
lowed by the latter rs faras the corner
OF Elm, when Fisher staggered and fell,
dying In II few minutes afterwards.
The body was conveyed 10 the s'hcr-
IFS Office, where an inquest was held,
which decided that the deceased came
to his death by a pistol shot discharged
from u pistol in the hands Of Jim
Mack.
Mack was arrested by Sheriff Brown
and placed in jail to await his exam-
nation.
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Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
er In Planes md organs, office and sales
rooms Nos. $500 Baronne street, Now Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements, Pianos sold on payments Of
sl2 50 and so per month II preferred. Philip
Werleins Is the oldest music house, and also
the larsesl piano and organ hsuse in New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send fer price list and
terms. ledtf
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TUTcIiIss.


Twelve lots lone block, on tlic principal
bunlness street Of the town Of HnlcbinS on
tho Central lRaIlroad, In Dallas county 'or
sale at low priccs. Applyfo
JonS w,swINpEIlA
,x,isats Herald Ollicc.
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We see that Proctor & Gnmbte's Extra
olive NORp is becoming very popular In our
city. lis quality, we know, Is Superior. and
being nicely perf,med, we are not surprised
that uonsumcrsprefcri II, aud that II has a
arge snle. $500
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+. A. Sayre d Co., having re-pnrshased the
drug business at their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, VIII be pleased to
seo all their old customers.
Ilr. Frank A. Sayro will.pay special atten-
tlon TO the prescription department.
July 27th, 1873. l6-dtf
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l5o-(lat

Cabbage, fresh bnttcr and eggs, young
cheese, new sour krout, etc. In abundance at
II. =, SCHMIDT,
l50-dlt Oiilcc, Markothousr.
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r,rE I,.

On Wednesday morning August 18th,
In thlsclty, Elizabeth u. Telhin, wife of sam
ucl \, Aayre, formery>of Broolilyn, NY.
brooklyn ana Ncw Norl; papers please
copy.
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Jyi5dtfl

rwill paw the null retail price for one copy
each o. the following Plumbers OF The pally
Herald, VIZ, March rs, 49, 10, 20 y, ~ W
April aud l0.end Jnnvll.
s JOHN W. swlNDEl.lS
,vinilw rih,3 Herald Oiilcc,
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Mn. BLAKE wants to rent q house.

Mn. BLAKE wants TO rent q house.
WE wish we were IN Ice house inside
and 1t was full OF ice.
Ser call meetings OF Commercial
Club andWashington Steam Fire Com
pany No. !, both tonight.
Isa 'nightwatch'' q silver or agold
watch? Come forward with your an
swcr. s1
Hoo pensstill emit odors not exactly
like unto those that arise from q isle
Of spice.
The editorials In some ofour exchan-
gcs are evidently written for this kind
Of weather, as they are beautifully
thin.
SOME iocM squibs That were una
voidally placed on the first page yes
tcrday, are reproduced In the local col
uinn this morning.
WHILE tho editor of the Austin
Statesman IN laboring to discriminate
between our-t'facts and fancies, would
1t not be well for him to stop and re
fleet whether he'd know either Of
them, II he should ace them.
Next to'thc scraphlc gaycty ofmarch-
Ing In procession, we'd like to ac-
company n couple Of chlmncys o., II
promenade, Oh q plank q foot wide,
across a mud hole, under the nmatory
chances Of an August sun, with fly
boring for oil on tho end Of our nose.
In removing circus pole from It's
position the other night, at the close Of
the performance, II accidentally fell
and striking darl,ey on the head, he
slapped hlshand on the spot and ex-
claimed, "Sloo, skcetcr!'
cArIrAIi.y and comfortably ingc-
nlons--that adjustment off fan 10 a
sowing machine, which performs It's
0iilrc as tho treadlc IL operated IN sew
ing. This Is the add hut successful de-
vice Of an agent, on Main street, in
this city,.
MIR. CHARLES KREid has just re-
turned from st. Louis, in which city
be purchased q large corn mill, which
Ia now IN transit to this city, and
which will be In operation in d
few weeks. The engine lisa thiry-ilve
horse power.
A collNTRyMAN drove In with his
wagon on Tuesday evening, to attend
the circus with his family, and leav-
Ing his wagon back OF the Christian
church, without any ono to watch it,
returned after the show to filld his
harness stolen from the backs Of his
horses and the contents Of his wagon
pillaged. Hcwas enabled 10 get back
home by improvislng draft gear out Of
several yards Of rope.
AS the regular passenger train, bound
north, was.passing through the yard of
the Texas Central road ut Corslcana,
on Tuesday morning, a misplaced
''pointn threw the engine and two
coaches from the rails, The engine
was badly damaged and owing to the
accident having occurred at the juno
ton Of a network Of switches, the
track had 10 be torn up and It's position
changed before the train could be got
OH.
Mr.. ]. t. FRANK, one OF our leading
hardware merchants, has received
several letters of inquiry within the
last few days, In which the parties
have spoken highly Of THE HERALD,
for which they are indebted to the
pralseworthy pride ofour patrons, and
desire to be Informed Of rent rates
aud other matters, with view to 10
snting In our city. These correspond
ents arc all men Of practice and
ample means, and unless YOU have mn
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al pwollirr Houro .Nnntol.

one located near the business part of ilo
city, suitable for small famlly. Address or
call on s. y. BLAKE,
i50-dat Commercial Hotel.
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WasLington Stonri Firn Company
No. Injecting To-night.

An adjourned N acting will be held on Fri
day 18th, ut Library Hall. AllapplicatIonsfor
membership viii please be- made In writing,
and handed 10 the Secretary. by order Of
the foremcn.
lJo-dli j. II. CUMMING, Secretary.
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Especinl Notice.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply 10 c,J. Dent Co., oillcc
City Railroad. i5Jdif
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AftertlIls date no person VIII be allowed
10 ride nco Oyer lie pallns city Rnlsond,
EXCEPT nioinbcrs Of the city poles.
&. ID. DENT, Superintendent.
August u, 1873. lM-d3t
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JcIly Glasaes, Fruit Jars,
Sealing wax, NIL al reduced
prices, Ut GOSLIN 4 co.'s.
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Moeting OF the Commercial Club.
The members OF the Commercial Club ARE
requested to attend II meeting at their room,
over Connor & Walkers drug store Tonight.
A full attendance Is urgently requested.
l5D-dl 4. l.. SELF, Secretary.
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parlor beauties who sing md play for tho
benefit of lhGlr Swepihcarts, should not fOr-
gel that the use Of English Female bltters
relieves that pain. inylgointos, builds up
and Strengthens makes them feel buoyanl
and talk with vim.
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on the west side Of the river, Al the fsot OF
the bridge. Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the City Market. No charge
IA made for crossing the bridge.
i4o-dtf w. A.JENKfNs& BONNER.
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FOR Sale.

u O N rye go A.ors.
20 by 200 feet, on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church. for sale or rent, in
cluding agood we'll, cistern and residence |;
also, about slQQ worth Of furniture. For
terms apply " W. A. TERRY, OF Jefifles 4
Terry i|sltf
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lie knelt beside her dying bed,
"Sponk, daughter, speak, " the old man said
"Whcre IL II father where isit, ! shy,
ENGLISH Female Riiieis must have to-day,
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Two first-rate large harness horses fer sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
E.S. GAY,JR
l5l-dh Ofllee Jordan, Gay & Co.
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Tue deslrnbie reAidenas occupied ~ 'n''
w. swindnila, corner Pacific Asenuo w. w..
Houston slroet, Il offsred for sale low lno
grounds embrace four lets Chalfa plocAli W. w.
buiIdine one q tho best null ma n'os =,
thoroughly iinAhed IN tho city, having III
neemary out-buiidInw attached
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
a. Elm street.
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The beat assortment OF Havana and domes-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas is to
bc had at r. ReineelSs's, opposite Cosmopoll-
tan hotel. li7-dtw
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English Female ns.fers.
womnn.. rredlcnIAdri

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
nll ordinary female complaints A book
needed by all mothers and sic,lly females.
Irice 2ct Address i,s above. l2idSwfm
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Miss Mary McOwcn VIII rcceiYee low more
pupils for instruction on the piano. She
may be found at The resdencoof tho senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner Pa
clnc avenue and Houston piroct. liodlm
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Sc,y,uy Maoh,ne l,or

Sewing Macbtle For Sale.
A second hand Empire Sewing Machine Is
offered Tor sale cheap II early application is
made to j. W, SWINDELLs
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