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bsds, sad the bags In your little beds.
Go 10 Hoshiss 4 Co.'S sAd O., bottle oi
B. b. ExisrninAiog. Toalw
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lAr.s. ssss, sv~ ses ssd "a.
si.ss for sale cheap, q, Hsshlss d Ca.
76diw

Bvr year sisars and isbssss Of Fred
0pPsnhsinsr, lis North second street, g.
Lsals, No.
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Ms. Lily II. Mitchell, OF Ksn,ucky, has
arriud In Dallas 10 rsnain perm ansntly.
and desires rupils In vocal snt insIru.
mental music. Rooms al Dallas (nov
ciiy) Hotel References: Prof 3. G.
N ullius. General R. II. GAsc, Kentucky +;
Dr. J s. si1sr, DR.. Jefrpys, Dallas. 7TGtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

Tus following gentlemen we're elected
directors for the Real Estate 3uiliing and
Savings Association OF Dallas, at the
meeting last aighr G. N. Swink, Thos.
Field, W. L. Miller, W. II. Thomas, J. C.
Wocdsids, r. p. Aumspsugh, J.W, Gro wd-
as. The directory will hold q meeting At
the Library Hall Mondsy morning at y
o'clock, on important business.
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K.n... civ XIV. s,sek MarLet


special 10 thoDsllas Herald.
KANSAS CIrY, No, May 8.
CatIle-Reaeipts 4lS shipments 2ss.
We note an Improvement in this branch.
Advices from Chicago and 81. Loui. bein.
more favorable, buyers have operated
more literally. The class Of offerings has
been mostly good native and Texan steers
sui,akle for shipping purposes, aud nc, day
during the week have butchers been ia
better attendance. The presence Of many
prominent Texas drovers has given addi.
tional indications Of life to tkss market
and within few weeks w may look for
the activity which charaetsriIss the trade
upon the arrissl OF "frssh" Or grsss
cattle. The market closes steady, with no
material change in quotations, which are
about ~ follows: esf,. astioee al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

Tee purss. wines, brandy and whisky,
Ssr medical purposes, a, BoskiHs 4 Co.'S
n l9dlw "a. - Ral D. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

0LD papers, suitable for wrapping ps'
Per, Tor salsa the HLRAtp esuBiiag'roon
iH quan,ities 70 saii purchasers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

ssrDIh 4 HoLArs are The largest paper
nanufsetur,rs In the West, and will All
oil orders for paper Of all kinds At lei"
priOs than any hoa's 10 81. Losis. M'r.
sha.is AID sin,isn,rs can srds. direct ron
their house In 81 Louis. 67dlf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

a smart, active boy may fni perman ent
employ ment by applying at this Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

Sltagail 4 Co. have received a large Ia
voice Of elegant ehrOnes, which range 10
prices from rs osnisio $40. Taey are
perfect gems Of art. C.ll ard see them,
6lli
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Th.Mese.srs.Il

n uliII1 III. A,ss~Hr..Tt IlII
ne tssi wlsts ind lia'.ors ODE fo'Iai
al The pepulsr aleon Of Wood sad Fisn-
inE en- Jefferson, bs,vssn MaiA and Elm
streets. The only house in the city vhsrs
Gle aud psr,sr are kept on draugh,. .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

N. Thev,net is III. authorised agent for
The Odd Fellows Joint Stock Company,
He is to be found every day, from "a. N,
70 IL AT Odd Follows Hall. Gillm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

Tho Lsncsstsrns had May day fss-
tival On the LIST, and enjoyed themselves
dsliciously. r
Several Of our citizens, who cannot
con,snisn.lJ gu of to Long Branch, Cape
Nay, or any Of the watering places this
summer, Intend to camp by 9 ws,h-,ub.
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PREacuIse.-Thsrs win be prsaehius at
the Christian Charoh this morning and
evening at the usual hours, by Ira C..
Mitchell, Of Pennsylsanis. gR
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81 INN 70 HIN NV"
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY,

Nanely-Dwellings, Dwelling and Business Lots,in
various parts 'fthe city Maps, ylats aud price, Of
which ~ateseepby calling at the o&cc. Special
st,ention Is eailcdto
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GENTS FURNISHING GOOI


We will that have the Foreign
y Goods ever Offered the interior heavy stock Of Boots
SHOES Hats, Clothing Notions will duplicate
galveston bills eights added You call
prices, be convinced of the truth Of this
and
HEAVY FREtdiirs
delays oecasoned BY
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16 Lots so by 100,

or the Hanks Addition, on Ross Avenue and San
Jacinto Street, which we ofIer ut
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nan I..l

Parties DESTROYS Of bsiss supplied With
Ice for the season, ear have II len at their
door every morning, by leaving their or
ds, a. The H.sALp Once. is.dln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
smMoys's CASE POSTPONED TEN DAYS.

John l.. Simmons, who murdered Nicholas
W. Duryea his former partner in the policy business, III
Iiberty-st and whose arraignment, on Thursday was
postponed on account OF Judge Daviss absence, was
taken yesterday before that Judge in the Court OF
over and Terminer. To the charge Of murder IN the
first degree be pleaded Not guilty" and Mr. Lyon for
the Dlstrct-Atorney moved that day be fixed Tor las
trial Col Fellows, who appears with John Graham as
simmonss counsel objected to the appointment OF any
particular day. his senior associate was ILL., ana would
be unable possibly for several weeks TO so on with the
case Judge Davis said that he could not allow cases 10
stand over for any length OF time merely through te
illness of counsel From the afidavits OF physicians In
another case he learned that Mr.. Graham proDa9y
could not engage in any case until after vacation ne
advised the employment of other counsel. To TINS
Col Fellows demurred account OF the Importance OF
the case and Judge Davis finally consented 70 wait ~
days FOR the recovery Of Mr.. Graham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
MEXICAN WAR "REMINISCENCES.

Judge Joseph f. DAILY and a jury In the
Court OF Common Pleas have just begun the trial OF ono
OF two suits by VIM Leech against The Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Co. Mr.. Leechs story rectes that In May
1861 the schooner PacQuet del Tampco sailed from this
mort bonnd for Mexico having on board arms for the
Liberal army To prevent their falling into tho hands OF
a party of Imperialists who boarded the weasel when
near Laguna the arms were thrown overheard The
vessel then proceeded It's voyage and on March Is
three men in a canoe brought on board four packages
alleged 10 have contained $4,000 IN Mexican gold
douboons For security this money was placed among
the ballast Dcnz intended partly 10 purchase arms Tor
the Liberals and for private individuals On the return
voyage the schooner was wrecked in the Gull OF Mexico
ana abandoned When search was afterwarh made OF
the vessel for the money it missing The Ycssei be
side had cargo OF logwood aud this suit to recover
the insurance The defense IS that tho schooner was
scuttled and abandoned and was not wrecked AbbOtt
aud Fuller ard &. A. Da Costa for plantlHi e1Juusc
Porter and c. A Hand for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
THE NEW BROOKLYN TABERNACLE.

The new Tabernacle for the Central Pres
byterian Congregation OF Brooklyn the Rev T. De Witt
Talmage pastor, building at schermcrhorn and
burned last Winter and this afternoon the cornerstone
will he laid with appropriate ceremonies. The new
building will be constructed OF Philadelphia brick and
Nova Scotia stone the style Of architecture being the
fourteenth century Gothic. The building will be OF
semcrcuar FORM lJOxl2 feet The peak Of the roof is
10 be 80 feet high and central gable in front IS
feet furnished with large mulhOned window
crowned with elaborate tracerY, and below viii
be SIX smaller ones. The pitch OF the
roof will be very steep toward the street, and
light will also De furnished from small windows running
around the circle. The wooden roof will rest upon
arches and VIII be arranged that the interior will
give the idea OF cathedral with and transepts,
and groined ceiling The pews viii be arranged in a
semi-clrcle as in the old building The outer will
be nine feet above the PLATFORM and each seat Will DE
We inches higher than the one in front OF It, Hair way
down the aisle tho floor will drop inches clear around
the church. the arrangement being similar 20 the par
0uet and orchestra In theater. There will also
be sem-cTcular gallery which viii seat 1000 persons
The building will hold 5000 persons IN all. Inc
mousse will be Illuminated by three immense chan
delers suspended from the ceiling, and by Jets
he lighted by electricity. The interior woodwork will
De black walnut. II rs expected that the edlce which
Is to cost 500 600 will be ready for occupancy by Sep
TENDER. The organ will occupy the entire gallery be-
hind the platform This instrument Will SIS 900. and
Will have pipes 81 registers pedals and 81 bells.
IL will stand high 50 feet W de- and IL feet deep.
The bellows VIII he worked by thi'e hydIduHc engines
The case will be Gothic, with central arch, two side
arches, and flying butteTesses. The ceremony this
afternoon Will begin at o'clock, and the leading clergy
OF both cities will take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
A TWENTY YEARS. SENTENCE.

A brutal fellow was so disposed of yester-
day in the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hackett, Part l. as TO prevent repetition OF similar
oai,nse on his part for some time 70 come. Patrick
Mclaughlin was tried on a charge OF assaulng Henry
Ecan who resides at No. 80 MulDerryst. AS Mr. Egan
was walking along the door OF mis- residence at
O'Clock on the morning Of May 10, Mclaughlin came out
OF another door aud him. After saluting Esan the
prisoner struck him with some Implement, the blow
breaking his cOllar-bone. As Egan fell the ruf1an
tpon him. tore his Opeu and robbed him Of
about SO Egans cries brought officer Peter Parks or
the Fourteenth Precinct who took Mclaughlin into Gus
tody. A slung-shOt was found in his pocket ana was
probably the weapon which inflicted the wound on
tyan The defense alIbi bat the jury returned
verdict OF guilty and the Recorder sent Mclaughlin
10 the state Prison 20 years, with rev appropriate
remarks He was defended by Vim. +. Howe and NJ NJ.
lrd Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Russell prosecuting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
DrCIsIONS-JUSE 6.

Suprem, urt-ChambTs-Bv Judge Fancher.-
George AIT Geoge-Repou confirmed and judgment OF
granted; custody Of child awarded to plaintiff Martin aeI IS,
denied with $40 costs 70 sblde ihe t
ingson White Motion to set ASIDE the summons
matter Of bamhersenPett0ner discharged ipn
onmenl terms stated the opinion Livingston as 80
Motion 10 amend the luminous denied. hoc sg horeL
confirmed gment granted LoWnsberg agI bO'hsOes
cept granted. Stewart sg, JaneS-Orler granted
Superior Co1rt-Specidl Term-By Judge Mcneil
Pard sgt PurdY-Or that receiver 10 TO referee Ds
sno AIT Manhattan Odor.eH EIcayaiirg Courier OF
Kunkel agt Kunk-Decre fdyoee IN favor Of panuH Win e
children ,ad snonv $1,000 goods, plsiats releasing az %
sgainst defendant for aimonT AMI otherwise Cenl "a ao
White et staying proceedings until decision on Pps
Canes ,y Pau a0rfer that defendants Gle Undertaking
nj section 800 o. the Code
By Julge Freedman agt Guardian Mutual Lie inS 10
Order dlSn.sSng coupiaint and for jGignent
Common Picas-Specdl Term-By Judge Larre-
Dav agt Reference ordered 70 hsir and report Johnston
Ar Bkey-Receysr Apo nd upon fling In penalty OF SOW blnA
Of LIONS AIT The National Banh-Appeaton denied bls
sgt Iass-Moton granted Jacobs UrbanStay Of pfoceht
nteJ upon defendant Sling security for payment o. TIE
Fpay aqt Motion denied without prenhee francis a
Sapeton-Appeadon granted Gates gt CA-Inaaeu'n 'sea'eS
with costs. -.
Marine Court hdmbers-By Judge Gross.-OCon-
Ayt Reeds-koon granted nd order entered eauerwen ag
10 OPEN and set ASIDE judgment ana t1ul
sa on the calendar ChsuneeY M0uon iof ageDt
depei Meseoe sgt CrossyMotou denied Todd sgt fncsn
And Idance the cuse on lhe calendar
at Mason snotherMouon advance the cause on We
leBe BaTtes Bareay-Demurer oTerdel DlnAel P| %
gsnstern.-Mouon for judgment granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

At a meeting of the Board of Managers OF
IN. American Bible Society, held at the Bible House.
communications we're received from the Rev. D. Bever
idge, Monterey, announcing the resumption OF biole
work in Mexico, with hopeful indications; from inc
Rev. j. b. Thompson, D. d. returning thanks for an aP
propration through him. 10 the Free Italian Cnurcn
from the Rev l. g. Bliss in regard TO printing III eu
ton Of the Bible in ancient Auninani from tne he'
Hon, Rodgett d D. Pekug stating the .ul pro
rss q, he Scriptures In the Mandarin coloqula
dialect The entire number OF volumes granted of 1
nestle work, including 10 volumes Ia IAlseu Letter. ~
The hind rs 1926 aud 2O6 volumes FOR foreign WorA
For the foreign work g. OOJ we're granted. TWAS TO
solved 10 print 5000 copies OF the Gospel OF s' 'T
Was ened aud adopted In relation 70 me deo.e VI
(hef Justice Chase late Vice PresideAt oil tue ooeeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
r1-NERAL OF MINISTER DER.

The funeral of ex-GOv. Orr, late Minister to
Russia will probably take place next Thursday or FRI
day AT the Rev. Mr.. Hepworth's Church The services
viii he conducted under the direction OF the Masonic
Fraternity The marshas assistant marsals, ana AIDS
apponed to take charge Of the procession on the ooca
sion Will meet at the new Masonic Temple at sixth
ave- and TwcutythIrd-st. tomorrow morning at II
o'clock to perfect the arrangements.
special meeting Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
WAS held yesterday afternoon, TO take measures for the
reception OF the remains of Minister orr The commun
cation from the Mayor the subject which was pre-
sented 10 the Board last Thursday. was ap-
proyed. and Alderman Kehrs resolution ap-
ponting Joint Committee OF Five from po'h
branches OF the Common Council was unsni-
nously concurred in. Assisant-Alderman Thornel, In
brief speech said he thought fitting that the Boards
sboud unite in rendering respect 10 the memory OF the
deceased Minister The Chair appointed as members OF
tine Committee: Assistant Aldermen IhoTneI, hehOe'
SInonson Brucks, aud Healy.
After the adjournment Of the Board, the Committee
with Alderman Kehr, who represented me committee
toIn the BOARD Aldermen met I'm the Chamber or the
Common Council and were waited upon Dy 1Ol' Shhus
of South Carolina, Major Kent and Mr. McClenahan o,
tbis city Alderman Kehr, being chosen chairman OF
the Joint committee, Mr. McClendhan explained, that
as the General Government could not establish prece
dent bv receiving with governmental honOrs the re-
mains Of foreign Minister ana as inc 1eeeaseu was
Mason OF high order the fraternity desired tne CyC
Goyernmen Of the City OF NeW1ork 10 ad theu IN re-
oeiyiDg the body with appropriate honor lie desired a
the members OF the Common Council should taAo par
in the funeral procession and that committee should De
appOiuted 10 remain. with delegation OF hnghts lemp
T a. guards OF the body during It's repose IN the Clty
Hall T9ior Kent stated that the Commissioner OF PUB
lie Works had assured them that the GOVERNOR Room
bnd he i'm the reception OF the remains and
mai fho Government had placed at their disposal Tug
upon which the body could be transferred Hoh tne
On motion OF Assistant Alderman ThOrnell the Chair
then appointed committee consisting OF Aldermen
Kehr and Morris, and Assistant Aldermen slInOnsoh
and RrucLs 10 unite with the knights Iemplar IN
watching with the body at the Cle9 Hail ~ Is ulSeI
aIn when tho Thuringa, with the body OF Minister orr
viii arrive hut she is expected by Tuesday or Wednes
day at tie latest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
p,,o, n, Jm.Dd ana ,.4, At "A. for bour. d a9s for Sides

B,eop fir demand and seady At Tie for sbou 89 for Sides.
CIsysIasS June Of a. Lo dali and Psna.I sale, q
No BED VII Ter 81 IS No 2 81 ~ C0rn 70" Jus
pEraorr June 6-Fioar quiet unchanged Whs. dn ssd
ou ellen, No White s. 6sasI 70. Amber hehEh5 81 So
81 8l Corn du and lover At ioc for No te 10, i's9 o
bush shpnsn2Ooo bbs Flour 1000 bush "he'b sid 80"
LoUsvLrs Jup. 6-Pour unchanged Gr,H uneaanged Pr9y
oa quiet fors soi 3s a. aSo S5s. peks Bun nsas
&C. Tor shouder &C. for Clear ab SIDE, &c. Tor oesf ses ~
&c. Tor Seam Sasircared Hans sold At IJial'ie, PLAN ' '
assrsn Jon flour da ani uomiu Corn quiet At ss'7,
ons ea sd UNCHANGED a. JaftG ofA R Sn al 7 for
sAoallesi 91a5lc for sides -. ..,., =, ys,,
70 $1,000 J'P s eFS2 d9 s a9d 9 ~ M Smas st SIS
ia No. 81 % for No CASH. - % 'eaef Sans ,.Ss 40
nominal for So Corn doll and nominal az @ie of 70
Sn to ' ao a '1 1s e;o Il r. 5 49, sc 5 o
1lo1 bush whst shpneas 400 Flour and % g oa,a VIZ
~. SDnng: 80 . Tor Anoer WHer' 90 p io' VIZ,
car lots No Milwaukee Cub 81 b. round Os se At 81 ~
Corn dull ss Of two ears a. Sc Corr ara 81 Z, I,i D
Ship'taa "lI - A4Lns ga 20 Per ton S,na. ~ S n.
aIsoB - 20 to Nes-lorL Railroad Frehs-Fgar Phia-
depha ec Boston, 5o 20 NsS.Yors. .oe 70 Ab'9, Dc
feet Of Lumber shipment 6 90 bush "asat Ie0 og1i
PL,SEIPaa jaHe 6-oyer seed qui,, m s78ss Timothy
Superine % IS 5 EEa - "a - 20 Wisconsin and n o
ss' ga So Is FH5 ~ 5Ja al o. Wheat unsettled oss;
Re White u 90 cptns - " hle ptc-
no. = N -oyei demand leI Western and Yslos 62c; White,
s Oats IN improved deua-I Waite, waste Mixed, ~ a3oe tbs
itey f NM coffee sugar and Moass nothing dong Provisions
dn WITH downward tendency. Petroleum hrmy heA A. lc -
Crude. lgl 4ye for Reanel WHISKY aD '''c ' "e''fa'
iron. , 49,, ..h.,not W.. An
,d pnr5gl. saes Of No. Red WINTER az 81 oo1 O. % 70
I'll ~; nolug doing 10 Spring Corn quiet and aset a 10
M.el Al D. a5Gc elevator, AGt5c for ssekea soc .i '
Oats Grn an IA fair demanl; sales Of No A. SIe On
sac eeystor J5aJ5Ie. for sacked ky snd pai,y ~. ia
CHANGED Pok u1s lower; sales Of Standard Mess ~ : W
a+i Bulk Meats aomnaL Bacon dun and 80
f shode "A 7i0I.c; Clear RID Sides Ste Clear siles
Hans sold sGl4ac Lard dull aud dropping a. &c loi p
Wbskt steady At g0c Cattle quiet 81 @30e3 - of Ins ~.
Chn,s sstyss - z4s4 so Butcbeui ~ - % Io
TrrarG Hogl ower sfGs4 IS. Reeeipts-22o o1s f,"a
100 huh Wheat Corn, 1900 bosh OaS and @,N
Hogs. -, uy,.,, 81, o., -.
mand and hguer s0e ONO White Michigan az 81 lO Anotf
gan soot . 50; seller Jane, 81 81 eeier jay - og
81 5It; No No. Rel spot, q 5od o'l tesi
Jane 81 s. No. Red = Al Rejected 81 80 No Amosf ~
pois 81 IS do e o.. J0n advanced e 50 Oh -
M1cd SCOT sc; seller jane f4 3.e seller july t4~iS $500
August d4e Low Mixed 41a42lci grade, 'ei h El.
9ic Fwrbts arm; 70 Buffalo Sci Oswego 7igoc 70 kngs
on &c. Reteps-l bbls. Flour 1900 bush Wheat SlV
bush. Con- and 500 bush Oats shpmsnta-iV' 0oH io''
25 VO bush. Wheat. and 70 OOO bush Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
POSTAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Postmaster James has just received letter
from the Department at Washington directing him 10
have the efficiency OF the local post increased as much
as possible. With that end in view, Postmaster James
is expected TO select for carriers sound and active men,
OF good habits and reputation for integrity In order TO
determine these qualifications, the Postmaster is au-
thorzed 10 have an examination OF the men as to men
tai and physical fitness well as TO their proficiency in
the elementary branches Of English education Fur
tbermore the Postmaster is desired 20 take personal
interest this branch Of service and 10 proceed at once
TO organize force in the manner directed and
10 make il prompt and efficient in every respect.
Fourteen deliveries are made TO the West Side sub
statious by means OF the Elevated Railway, Expert
ments are now making whereby the residents OF the
East Side from the City Hall TO Harlem, may be equally
well accommodated. 1t probable that these expert
ments will result in permanent beDeht. There are nve
Post Office stations the East Side all on the line OF the
Thirdave. Railway cars These are station ID at Eighth
ST. Station r at Twenty ifthst, station
at Fity-ninth-st., Station X at Eighty
si1th-gt., and Station l. at Onehuudred and
Twenty .third-st For the way mails, the Thirdaye
cars will be used whenever practicable that Is, during
.ne interval the day when they not crowded and
when they can 10 fast. At other times, wagons Will be
emuloyed Tie through mails to Harlem are TO be sent
by The boats leaving Peckslip fifteen times day.
The General is expected here some time
this month The purpose Of inspecting the present
DO. tai arrangements with view " deYlslDg further
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