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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
LOCAL NEWS
Condemns q Locals

See "1arge furnished Dining Rooms to let"
On Saturday last the receipts Of the collect
or's once for taxes were over $4,000.
Lhe weekly report OF Sanitary Inspector b.
y. Peters, ending June 80, shows 159 naisances
abated IN his district, east OF the capitol.
A Catholic church 10 soon 70 be built near
Pals church, in Fairfa1-Mr. W. II. TAYLOR
s sasins given the lot on which it is TO be
The Sunday school mass meeting at Lincoln
hall yesterday afternoon was attended by the
pupils Of theschools OF the evangelical denom-
nations The opening prayer was offered by
Mr.. Warren Choate, and instructive addresses
were delivered by Capt. NJ. @. wilkinson and
Mr.. VIM. Stickney.
A violently rsbid dog was observed and
killed By Dr.W. ID. Stewart, sanitary inspector,
BOARD OF Health, on Saturday, 1t the corner Of
12th and streets northwest. Dogs without
muzzles are frequently observed on the streets
IN that part of the city.
There have been no special assessment GER
tifeates issued by the Board Of Public Works
kInce the two blank books were fraudulently
obtained from the printers, Messrs- Gibson
Bros, nor viii there be any more issued. but In
place Of them will be issued the per cent. in
tereSt-bearIng certificates, which are to be a
lien On private property against which taxes
Tor special Improvements have been levied.
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FATAL ACCIDEST--About AZ O'Clock on
Saturday Afternoons q distressing accident Oc-
Cured AZ the residence of Mr.. John Nelson
On 9Th street, near the corner OF street north
vest Mr.. III. and his family, with the excep-
lion OF his sos Eddie and his daughter were
absent attending the funeral Of o relative and
the boy (who was about IS years OF aeel got
hold Of pistol. While engaged in examining
IL, the weapon q self-cocking one) was dis
eharded, and the ball entered lis head and
lodged in the rear portion Of the skull. His
little sister gave an alarm. and when the police
and neighbOrs rushed into the house they found
the youth sinking fast, and within few min
7tes he was dead. Ilsr Patterson, the coroner,
vac notified of the sad occurrence, but decided
that an inquest was unnecessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

TwoWAsBIgGToN LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS.
On Saturday there were two rtificates Of
incorporation filed by the Washington Literary
Association in the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds. There has been recently a rup-
ture in this organization, caused IL IL stated by
the ruling of the vice president, and both
parties claim 20 be the simon-pur Washington
Literary Association. The vice president :
party managed 70 record their certificate first
al O'Clock in the morning-with the names of
NJ ID. Franck. A. Saks, NJ. II. Prince and
Benjamin ID. Traitel as corporators. The other
party, with Robert Lambert. jacob FrsnsIin
Moses Iseman, and JOSEPH Beradt oorporators,
He'd their certificate at 2 o'clock
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KILLED In PROSPECT PARK.-A team of
horses attached to q carriage, containing two
servants and children OF Mr.. Fleet, son-in-law
Of ex-Mayor Kalbfeisch, took fright In Pros
pect park, Brooklyn, yesterday, and ran away.
The coach capsiZed and one of the children was
instantly killed. One servant had HE legs and
arm broken.
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VIOLENT THUNDER sroRN last night food
ed the Vienna exposition grounds and did much
injury. The American and German galleries
were badly damaged. The roof OF the Chicago
restaurant was driven in and the contents
ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

"CoLCMB1A.n-There Is a pror..,-rston b. rich,
the memory Of COLUMBIA. ~ changing the nam
OF 50 much OF t.e North American continent as
Ia embraced within the United States TO CcluB,-
bia. The suggestion comes from the west,
whence most all great thoughts now proceed,
and Is well worthy Of consideration. 1t seems
to us that the approaching centennial celebra-
ton would be a fitting occasion for this great
national rechristening.-N. Y. Commercial.
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FOR INFANTS.

we mention few Of the many desirable Coo
be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS:
FLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIc sElRr..
Plain, Tucked aud Embroidered sLIPs:
DkEssks, in great variety;
CHRISTENING RcDEs.
sHAMLs, Plain and Embro,ao,.-.
sAOoOks; LONG COATS; WOOL aoors.
MnhlNO SHOES and SATIN EMR ponrs
Tun1.Hn BASKETS: PILLOW SLIPS.
I anED BIBs; NURSERY PINS.
pUwpEs PUFF BOXES AND pCrrs.
pnr .TKRs; RUBBER NAPKINS: LAoECy
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THE CHIs IS ExCURsIoNs.-The first Of
the freo SONS projected by few Of the
benevolent ladies AMI gentlemen OF Baltimore
came on on Saturday. About two hundred
the day at Hall Springs Park, three miles from
the city. There will be an excursion down the
Bay ON Wednesday for the benefit of the same
class. The @,roprietOrs of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean gave "a free steamboat excursion and
picnic to about five hundred children Of Chica-
go on .,nrurda0 .-.
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A STRANGE MYSTERY, involving the alleged
disappearance OF eighteen helpless children
who had been committed As infant paupers to
the public institutions on Blackvellb Island, Is
being invettgated by the commissioner OF
charities. The little creatures, II 10 said, were
fsrmed out to q lady, and she seems to bo
unable 70 tell whether they are living or dean.
The LATE CARLIsr DEFEAT In SPAiN.-The
report Of the defeat by Gen. Cabrinety Of the
Carlist forces under command OF Don Alphonso
Il ofhcially confirmed. Gen. Nouvillas tele-
graphs Castanon's loss IN his recent engagement
with the Carlists near Pampeluna was 20 killed,
100 wounded, and 100 missing, while that OF the
rebels was 100 killed and 400 wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

NKw BUILDING AssocIAfsoN.-See advertise-
ment Of q meeting TO be held tonight, at the
Board Of Trade rooms.
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n1slNfeCrANTS.-Cax Of Lime Chloride
" Of lime Carboiic Acid, Bromo- C hIorainm, Coz.
perse: &C. sold by q. q G. SrNMS,
.H-et lth street, corner New YORK syenu,.
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SMALL Pox cAsrs reported to-day: One on
Sd street, between l. and NJ streets southwest,
and one At cox street southwest One death
las been reported st Az oth street southwest.
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VIOLENT AND DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKES
IN lTALY.-Strong shocks of earthquake were
felt in the north OF italy at 5 O'clock Yesterday
morning. The motion was severe In Venice
and Verona, and caused a panic. There were
several accidents in those cities, but no serious
damage was done to persons or property. At
other points the shocks were more violent and
their effects disastrous. A dispatch from IRE
ylso 10 Flc.,; - Grts that at FelettO, near
Conegliano, abOdt tniIty-flve miles north OF
Venice, the churches were destroyed by an
earthquake. Thirty-eight persons were killed,
and in four villages near Vfttoria fourteen per,
sons were killed and many injured. Great
damage was also done in the town of Belano,
On the river Peave, fifty miles north OF Venice.
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RIAL Estate SALKs--The following sales
have been made since our last report:
Thfmas T. WAaRamAn, real es,xfe broker and
sretis neer, hes cold LOT Is, In Thomas Young and
eAnusl Fowler subdivision Of square i2i, 10 B. r.
HOhIn, for Ss,us.
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MARRIAGE AT BELMONr.-On Tuesday even
ing last, Belmont, the beautiful summer resi-
QeLce OF Gov. +. L. stanton, OF Washington
u =. was the scene of most happy and de-
nshual event hs accomplish. ed daughter
Laura, was led to the altar bY Jasper H. Mos
yoqnS lawyer OF Topeka. Kansas, and was
married by the Rev X L. Davis OF st. James
church, LeesDuIg. Mr.. VI will -oon leave w,,h
me- happy bride for the west Belmont ia one
o. our most beautiful country residences And
us fortunate that II has fallen into the hands
OF one who knows 20 well how 10 dispense the
inequalities Of 80 elegant an estsblishmsp,
LeeStErg Val Wdy4fHgf01,0a
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TIE GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL for ,hs- 49,.
NJ OF St Dominic's new church, will come %,
at the Seheutzen Park, this evening. NJ. -. "a
four thousand tickets hsv~ Ion. ABOUT
immense ATTENDANCE c>eA sold, and an
band furnishs~ lar ~ exnected Douch',
% be 81 -. r.n..n sniapd;d r,n, a
,.,ss 70 the gentleman who sold the most
-.cEets, and q sewing machine to the lady who
sold the most II viii be . pleasant place to
spend the e;eniny.
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NoTIcKl NorIcE,i NorrcsI!!-The Rlo-
rious Fourth Is At hand, and we are glad to
inform our patrons and the public that we have
large lot of DR.. Bates Tonic Beer. in bottles,
on hand at our factory, corner 18th and X
streets northwest. All can be supplied by
calling on Thomas & Shipley, manufacturers.
Rene mbsr De trddemdrk-Red Rind on RntfLer 3
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Foop INsYBcTioNs.-Inspecto Wolfe's week.
fyreport. ending june 18Th, shows the following
condemnationsc-2l3 pounds corn beef, barrels
barrels cabbage, II bushels cherries, ~ pounds
bacon. 50 DO. beef, I bushel blackberTies, and X
barrel cranberriee.
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THIoRAxp FAMILY EXCURSION to Nanjemoy
Greek, sixty miles down the river, on :. the
glorious Fourth" under the auspices of the
Choir Of she !. o. O. F.. In 70 be carefully
guarded against the intrusion Of roughs, and
Will no doubt be = most enjoyable AFFAIR. The
steamer Express has been chartered Tor the
occasion. See advertisement for particulars.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL THE pkLIcAcrEs OF THE sKAsoN at
Gsntier's New Saloon and Restaurant, So
Pennsylvania avenue. Ice Cream, Water Ices,
and Fruits in season.
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The Cornerstone Laying at Bright.

The laying Of the cornerstone of the new
Masonic Hall at BTightwOod, ID. c., is in pro-
greSs this afternoon. Great preparations have
been made by the residents of that Furnishing
village to make the occasion agreeable 70 the
large number Of visitors present. The ladies'
took up su Inscription and purchased a hazd-
some Bible, which they propose to present the
lodge through Mr.. j. X. Thompson, aud Grand
Master G F. Stansbury is TO receive IL on
behalf OF the lodge. The ladies' have also
had large solid silver square AMI corr
passes made by a firm in Baltimore
which viii be presented with the Bible
The cornerstone was donated by Mr.. NJ a.
Emery, who has taken considerable interest in
This hne improvement The halls a three-story
brick, costing $4,000, and was built by Mr.. j.
i. King, the contractor. Gen. G. w. Balloch is
to present the new lodge (Stanbury Lodge, No.
a with a set Of jewels, made by Pollard &
70, OF Boston, during the war for "E. B.
Hughes Lodge'-an army lodge connected with
the 9Th New Hampshire regiment, and used by
the IN in the army Of the Potomac. The Grand
Lodge conducts the ceremonies, and all the
subordinate lodges of the jurisdiction were in
vited to be present. dispensstion. now being
engrossed by Mr.. E. b. Magrothy, will be given
the lodge on the occasion.
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Now that the new postage Law goes into
eject to- morrow, when all mail matter must be
prepaid st Its exact weight, IL becomes import
ant 20 everybody 70 have reliable letter scales
The standard adopted by the departments n the
Fairbapk scale, Of which Messrs. Warren Choate
& Co. are the agents for this District They
have on hand o full assortment Of every variety
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs can be supplied Al
short notice with Soda Wdter, Ginger AZ, Tbns<
Beer, sc. Fountains and bottles loaned free OF
charge, by Palmer & Green, georgetown. 4
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"THKr cuRE?'' What cnresP Aysf's Cherry
Peeferal for Cough. Ayers Pills for q purgs-
tive, and ayers Sarsdpdriild for the complaints
that require an Alternative medicine. m.vf&w
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CHOLRRA REMEDIEs.

CHOLERA REMEDIES. -s
sQUIBBp CHOLERA MtxrupH. Wit, s,n
printed directions for uss. Every hmiiy shouid
hsye z Vial 81 this exeellset ,mxdy ~ hand.
tIARRHGA and CHOLERA MIxTURESC. Iii
we'll knowa and reliable. Pneparrd ami aid by -
&c. G. SINMS
Corner New York aysane aud is,h STREET,
0tp Of the Qaid n .rtar
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TEMPERANCE MEETINes.-A meeting was
held az East Capitol square yesterday, and was
addressed by Mr.. Maupin and Rev. III. W. Read:
sixteen names TO the pledge were obtained.
Last evening meeting of the Dashaways Was
held al Temperance hall Speeches were made
by Messrs- Peck, Holloway, Clay, and Read
AMI q song sung by Mr.. Arnold. Miss Laura
constantine recited q poetic Appeal" Mr.
Holloway regretted the apathy of the press of
the city on the subject of temperance. Eleven
persons signed the pledge.
Our Catholic fellow citizens have iuau gurated
. movement looking to the establishment or re-
vival OF temperance societies in all the parishes
OF the District, and the first OF a series of meet
ings was held last night IN the basement of st.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs, Savage,
John ID. Clarke, Dunning. Drew, and others.
Several persons took the pledge at the hands OF
Father Mcclure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

THEGRrESER WAR; Who Frotoed dat Brick"
For some time past there has been considerable
fee ing between the friends Of Mr.. Greener tn ;
principal of the cOlOred high school. and the
trustees OF the schools and their friends, and
the ennity was recently increased by an order
OF the trustees dismissing the principal. Little
ehques have been formed and Indignation
M etlngs organized cOndemning the action of
tie trustees, and among the most prominent OF
the disafiected ones has been Keith Smith en-
employt OF the Government printing off ce, who
Ives on 10th street, Eext % the resiienceOf Mr.
john F Cook. and Who i the repgted author
OF the a" COrdclia' letters in SUNDAY paper
rejecting on the management o. the cOiored
schools on SATURDAY last, Mr.. Henty johnson,
president OF the Board % COlO-ed school Trus-
tees. II ale a visit 70 Mr.. Cook, ard a. ne passed
u. AZ tie safe be observed Keith Smith slttius
IN the doorway q Lis residence. Mt. johnson
advanced few steps further towards Cooks
house, when a brick thrown by Smith struck
fiIn t.'ohnsOn) on the head. making a serious
WOCrG- Mr.. johnson soon afterwards went -
his home, and has since been confined to his
bed. Smith has not been arrested aud il IL
sad gives as reason why he threw the brick,
that johnson turned up hi- nose AZ him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

ENeLIsH 6UPERFINs AND STouT HALF HosI
rom 81 TO II inches; Balbriggan Half Hose
French Half Hoes; Lisle Thread Half Hose
bleached and brown; fine (thin) Half Hoe
bleached and brown. Great variety of styles
and textures, from 25c. 70 Coo. per pair, and
from % TO o. per dozen. =
GEO. g. HxxNINa 40 Sexanth street
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TIVE CAR LOADS OF LAGER BEER have ar
rived this week from the celebrated Lon Brec-
cry, Cincinnati, for Palmer 6 Green, of George
town. This beer is in splendid condition, hay-
ing had fee tons Of ice packed in the cars when
shipped. For sale ta kegs and bottles. q
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TAKE CARE OF Your VALUABLEs-Cal
and examine the fire and burglar proof vault.
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other vaiu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per An.
mum, according to size. No business man car
afford TO do without them. luke ,oarnin0 fro q
the Chicago and Boston fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

SUFFERERS FROM CoRNs, BuNroNs, BAp
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 635 18th street, opposite U.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, II none but
suitable shoes are worn. fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

IRON IN THE BLOOD When the blood Is vel
supplied with its iron element, We feel vigorous
and full OF animation. 1t IL an fnsuficiency OF
this vital element that makes ue feel weak and
low spirited; In such cases, the Perursan SyrnJ
% protoxide Of iron) can supply this deficiency
and its uee viii inviRorase rs wonderfully. 6
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THA NATIONAL SAvIrss BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct.
per snnum on deposits for each calender month
TO 8. 1Tta ,:,Is
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LIKE THE ELECTRIC KLBsRAPH-Centau,
L,ntmenf has been long time coming
what work it il now doing. The halt and
lame, sore and wounded, are literally throwing
away their clutches. Rheumatism and ssil
joints are banished, and dumb beasts cry uu,
ior Joy. one trial tells the story, and explains
the whole thing. eos
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SELLH'G OFF!

SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; a,so, Medicated Va.
Dor Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shields
903 K street. 52o6.
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THR COMMUNITY at Large appreciate the us,-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. IL
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometere are repaired
ana made to order by Hsmpler. near 4 = street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

WILCOX 8 GIBB's Swine Nsos1Un- tn.
celebrated Baxaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and correct factory, 1 "a streot
Intelli2encer Building. M 9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

POHD's EXTRACT cures rneumat,sm. burss.
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, spraiHs,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, cole,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from ali other advertised
preparations In the fact that IL is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings. ard
Known to be cure for these diseases. NJ, tn s II
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINs IN Day
II GOODS.
Plain and Striped Grenadines.
japanese Silks, Ct G0c. :, worth 10.
Heautifui Goods for 6uittngs, q =, and 30.
BatiH and Linen Suitines, ali shades; very cheap
ss snI ard and plaid White French 0re.ndies.
a large stock Of Goods for MEMS and 6oyh wear
Ledies' and Gents GauIe Under vests
Call and buy real bereaias Of
B1NJAMIN MILLER,
m0u l01 Bridge street, Georgetown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

The Dall,s Clly Bank has lust re-
celyed one o. iIpTlng's improved bur
Plar sofes, Externally, The design Is
partlally altered from dc original
make, while internally q nlhbcrtIbcis
fitted IN tho cmbrasure OF The door, Ne
u protection against ~ being opened
liy Tie force OF powder. The comblnn-
ton chamber Ia OF solid lTn's, while
the bolts arc of the most massive char-
actcr lii II. entirety certainly zone
OF the safest Repositories In the ely,
md IL, ~ addition, called Tor bY the
steadily increlslug hnsInosaor one of
The most substantial and Prosperous
banhlng houses IN the United States,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

After Charlie liabcock and It's nip
and tuckp between then), the nest
best railroad man in Tie world ~ Tom
Dorwin, General Passenger Agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road, who dropped into our city last
night just IN time to sec Tie sights and
to light up the dark places with the
hrilliancy Of his never ceasing smiles.
We don't know whether he has come
down to run the Republican Conven-
ton or not, but irlhat Is his Object we
viii wager our h,si cent that She yulw,
Latch string on The outside, Tom,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

Go So SiegnlI al 90. for the
5csl Nj. LOi,is hcil Treble rla-
nos Nm he mark ci---in monthly
sassal.mcnlS; Also for fnriis-
iurc, hGOils. stationery. Crock-
cry rRd glNssWnFc. window
s;intics. piCiugcs. md all iGinds
al ui0ni'linGs. wall paper, step
ia6ilers. eaA'c aiu p0c.Ies cIt-
iHry. dIwlnwly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

ihillp Worlpin, wholesale Nnd retail deal.
or ~ Pianos mud Organs, oilice and sales
rooms Nos, 'o-H Baiunne street, Now Or
lcana, qualities better prices lswer aud
mout South, Large sales fuiiy attest these
statements, Pianos sold ON payments Of
~ - aud 80 per month Il preferred. Philip
Wcrlein's " thu oldest music house, mud also
the largest pinmo aud organ house In New
Orleans. One-fuurlh million copies sheet
music of al kinds Send for price list and
tsrma. l2jltf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

who want. 4 Coed Homer

Tho desirable residence Occupied py 'n"'
" nulndrll., corncr Pacific Avenue mud
Houston street, n offered for sale low rhH
grounds embrace four loislhalf = hlorpvi ul'
bulldIpg ono OF Tie bcAt bullt and 'qosl
thoroughly lnlahnd IN The oliy, having AZ
necessary oui-buildlngs attached
GEO. ". BAYLOR
Al, iN Fin street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-19

The undvrslgn" takes this method OF
notifying the cii1,ns of Dallds that he has
permanently lscatcd in this city for the
purpose Of supplying al who may need
tiem, Wit, lac celebrated Forest city Light
nhg Rods, which are universally admitted
iy an acquainted with The principles VI
ellctrcllA, to be- the best rod in use untll
mihc notice, all orders lett at the Ciutch-
A,ld House vii De promptly attended TO.
iBilf G. T.. HliBl'RN, Agent,