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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
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OIS Market street, WIlmIugtOa,
cONvEYANCERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
o9sr he following vsrS desirable properties for
sale or exchange.
A! ss:.7 a.:1 S: S:G 4Sa:: sai
500 streets; viii be Soid below value.
Ne. 2
Byuss on Spruce street near Eighth. lust anish.
Cd rooms and out kitchen; very nice; will be sold
cheap and on easy t'rT;; To
Handsome new extension front house. with gas. |
aware avenue; : very dssiraSie hone. with ths Sd-
vantass Of city cars.
Market street store ana dwelling. one Of the
best easilslI stSlds in the city; viii Be SOla fOS
$3.50 ls~ man value.
l., A choice Market street residence water, gas.
ssthl shade. @e; = really dsliEhtfu home and Of
A AsaR plsasnt snd healthy. village home in
a store room. millinery hIs been successful III
eopducted here for come tine. GSPaiss hOnIa aud
ark, or at our once.
SDlendid building lot, 2SElT f., on Eightssnth
lgtTeet, near Weshington. This win Be pFoAtable
lot 70 buy. a. the building Of Warrington Utfest
bridge OveE the BrandyWiGe will greatly advance
| No g.
Wa:hinEt99 street lOI, SOGl45; Wsst side. between
HEiSAtA and Ninth; very ehoies.
Ss Sarss df ". c. Creek bottom lands. ons mile
FROM s~"E' Dali ''19: Il: 4fq'' f. and barn lo
r & t. No, L.
1laT No,l3,
3lots on DelaEaro avenue, near Soldiers MOuu-
msnt' sAsa zz'sVlS' IT,
.ftt" NOl5
1ic9 o. Delaware avenue. nsar City r. R. depot
4 NOl6
:: UAtor power Of 50 horse capacity, on the usR.
Y eg-failing white Clay Crack, At ThOmpsOn's Sta
2 ton on the P0nnsytvaniA aud Del. Railroad o.
yards head raeo 10 yards tail race; mill on the Rail
3 SSAf sitinS Ho hHHlinG Or hsHdlins Of stock. bH
2 heavy expense. Strong inducements will be offer
z Cd tel buyers.
ls A hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad, a
= AaFyaal, Caroline county Nd. Large new hOus
h SoS, Ill io IS.o sOSS i s,S SOOS Sp
all No. Is
l. An, excellent srist and saw HIlt ia PsaeaiC
HUNDRED on the ChristianA River, IS feet hea
q and fs glvtnG 70 horse power halt mile to the
= and 2. Railroad. thI"O fOurthS muo tOl the P.
q. and Il. Railroad. Ia miles to NeWAHk. A vOf d
Of arablS property and nov doing q profitable bus
a. ness.
70 ..s IAs' N.t.rE Irsn FsSn4ig. A s~t sa.ini
- NOH
e. FpE4sin PsansylyaIis. bSIA-arS. MarglaPd a
A.: s: Pa5S @ T Sytss S:P:: S ss PSS S1a
=. anime the list COrrsspO9dsPss Prem r.ly IA aHsWs
% sl5 Market street. Wii8inStOn. Del.
Il oOllsOtins agents jJ29-d3m,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

To Show how wideA scope the discussion of
the means of checking great coHfagratiOns has
That paper very freely argues, in the beginning
Of its editorial, thal If we cabnOt imSroFe OuT
present means OF putting out fires, we must try
TO restrict them within reasonable bOunds by
compelling owners of buildings to render them
as safe as possible. The radical means the Times
would take for this purpose, it states as follows
'Restrict the amount OF insurance. on building
TO figure which will kcep, constantly before the
owner the fact of Raterial lossiR case he burns
down. Obllge every building above a certain
height to contain within itself mechanical aDpli-
'aneesfor operating directly on a fire, or which
may be made auxiliary TO the fire department,
Hold an owner responsible when the burning OF
his building damages others, when It can be
shown that the spread ot the fire was aided hy
lack OF means TO conol it, or defective construc-
ton,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

A STRANGE PHENoAERNA.--On Saturday
hight, during the storm Aash Of lightning
struck the end OF the rldgepOl0 OF the City
Hall, run along the pole t0the cnpOla, and
discharged itself from the end Of the lightning
rod. The only damage done was the bending
Of the lightning rod, and the changing Of the
position OF the eagle, which surmounts the rod
This strange phenomena was witnessed by
Jacob RlehardsOn. FIRE watch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

MoSEr. The LssgsS says Money d on Monday
was in abundant supply, all the banks being
prompt 70 discount Legitimate business paper, Of
which, however, there is little making, and even
larger bill brokers quota call loans at per cent
loans on Government collateral 81 per cent, on
other high grade collateral at per cent, and q
snch collateral as is esteemed good to 8 per cent
Best endorsed paper is quoted at and TX per
cent. Prime single-name paper, when taken ct
all, rules u IRON. to 10 per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
TlRUSTEE'S SALE
o. OF
REAL ESTATE,
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON

IN The CITY OF W1LAlN9EON.
By virtue of ASu OSasg u ahe 0sphuAIs COart Of
the Stats Of Delaware, In and for New Castle eoun
T. mad: Sp tas is.s day IF HsS D. l1 IN
RsF, XSSuss isti is7s StS ssIosk. 3. Il, q UtSS
nSsma aSG a:fSSs JsS:. H:S
waES .G SSEfE .1eI eSldreP ~ & Z,
IS isSsss SoSa Y a. asd y s .Sa
BSSiHnias at tEs point Of iaiSSsscsicu Of the
MssteFly side Of halkot street between Ninth and
IeatA atrsets With the nOrthSrly line Of land q!
line OF right angles with the said Sdeaf Market ST.,
nOtth bS deg. Eeat one hundred anA Sevs1tosn feet
thehee thereby north 80 degrees, cas- tWPAty feet
md fSR and enc Ggaftee lnehest 70 l.nd lS o. lata
erly line Of the Land last eiOFssa and Il TiakiSa,
sast Oas hpndfsd And se!Shtssn Ssst SSd SsvSl
thereby southsEiy twenty feet and four and on
quarter inches to the place Of bOSinning; 6O thI
contents thereof what they MAJ, being NO. SAT Mar
And il n OEduEud bJ the said Cosrt hat ths al
OF the interests OF the said minors in the sAid FOa
estate Be made upon the terms and conditions fol
Ten per bentum Of the puF,h asO money 10 be pai
PS Say r
ton OF said sale By the Court and the ballaAeN Q
the pnrehSGe money 20 Be paid IN three squai Ii
Two and three yeaFS respectively fgOa the sAld eon
afmati0n; the payment 81 the said instAlMsonls 4
be secured By bOld and mortgage. and thO,samO /
be approved By the Court.
AttSndaaeO will ~ aiV0a nn1 ths tttas ana osl
ditiOns Of sale made known at the tine ah4 plAe
4 EDWARD @. BRADFORD. ia,
Trustee. or BY his AttOTn ~.
N. N.B.-AE the same time and place the life Ostai
OF Maria T. Hagward in the above dOscIbsd pr
miBes. will be sDld TO the same person or persoI
les shAll purchase the interests Of the afarOsai
minor children, such life estate together with q
interests Of the Aforesaid minor ehildTOn, toGmIE
i the fee simple title to the said premises.
aug6-dts EDWARD g. BRADFORD. Jr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
DROPOaALa WANTlD.

SEALED PROPOSALS WANTED FOR THE
BUILDING OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE ON
LOT coz. OF THIRD AND HARRISON SIS.
The plans and spsciaea.iOns can Be seen at The
ONCE Of the chairman, No 4. west Tth street. The
proposals must be delivered to the undeTignod on.
OF before TUESDAY, August 18th. At p. N, Ihe
OUnmittee reserve the right to reject any ora BIDS
aug6-5t n. n. CHILD. Chairman. 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
lAILY GAZETTE.
He POTOMAC DISASTER.

~ OFFICIAL Inquiry OTp,ered-I1e Statement of
9 Lddg-IerTi6le Scene on the TesseJ-COgs-
auct Of the C0Iored Passengers Rushing for
ne Life BodtS-SiSty-SeDeR LspeS Sacrificed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
VOuN0 NEWS LOAN ASSOCIATION.
2na SERIES.

By Z vote Of the members Of the YOung Meas
Loan Ass0ciatiOn held at their rOomS on The evon-
ing % the 18th inst 10 WAs voted unanimously to
issue ave Aundred shares Of New Stuck. eo1neue-
ing with the month Of June.
Presidanl, I. Y. Do NoFmAndia. a. his store So3
MaFket street aAd Al3O az the EaTmeYls Bank hy
iyl6-tf !. E YOUNG. Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

SHIP BUILDTR9.--No business Ia England has
Of hate years been pnshed with greater energy
Than the building Oiocean steamers. Until with
"A tWelvemonth the Clyde and Mersey were
hnilding vnd eguippiDg steamer literally for the
whole world But now the business is languish-
ing. The high prices Of labor prevent cheap
Rilding, and that, with the increased cost Of
aoal, has raised the charges for steamship traffic
nd consequently reduced the volume Of trade.
The Tesult il that laTge1leet of the idle steam
eEs is pressed on the market for sale, and at de-
dining prices. Freighis are not sufficiently
rsmuneratiye to provide for the increased cost
q working steamers, and to some extent Eng
hnd Is suffering from the evils that have here
|ofore afflicted American steam transportation
ongaged in foreign trade. A London shipbEoker
y . recent circular mentions thalseReral British
ghipoWneTs have placed their vessels under for
ign flags iR order % ohlain freedom from peliy
Fsxations and ann0yahoes ey minoE BFhis dE4
1eialS. 1t Is evident that England's navigation
Interests are not nsar 10 pr6speF0us as they were
auring the decade ending with 1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

RED MEN.-The Great Council OF the U. s.,
j. q. OF r. NJ, win meet In the Masonic Tenn
pie, WIlmlnRtOn, on Tuesday, September eth.
The order IN this city viii make extensive pre-
paratiOns for the appropriate reception OF the
members Of the Great Council, and the analT
will be Of veg imnqrtant ctAFaeeL Hg
FELL IN FIT.-CieO Russell, ship Joiner
who works ak the yard &c the Harlan y hOl-
llngsWorth Co, fell 10 fit, at Fifth and Mar:
ket streets, last night. He s0on recovered ana
was assisted % bis home,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
PRoPOGALG
DROPo0ALS,

PR0FosALs.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED By
THE UNDERSIGNED FOR FURNISHING
FOUR THOUSAND FEET OF GOOD FORCING
HOSE OR LEATHER.
10 be Of the best quality entirely free from Asnk
pieces. and warranted 70 stand Ona hundred and
sighty-fVS pounds Of water pressure to the square
inehs h is 10 be ten inch. strap part Of Aid Hose 10
to have the Jones' Coupling and the balance the
Screw CouDling. Said proposals. viii be received
TEURsDAY, August 18th,
5 o'clock. p. u. .
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
q. B. UNDERWOOD.
Acting Chairman Of COmmit1Oe on Fire C0mpa-
ang12-2t Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

4 FAMRKFIHa0 0R cORPoRAfORS q Cay
anfhOEi1sA ta Opsn book Tor subscftRtton of sees9.
IN q pFaHassd 10 ran this l0aa % the 1sW piaA.
namsiys d rive 90 the borrower. the Waolo enquht
al 0loan an1 10 eollsot the prsmium VITA d1sl
and InteFOsG IL Is also pT0possA v have weeklg
isis.sf MI. LIcHTENsTETN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
max P1YERs FAKE N0TICE.

CTFY AND SCHOOL TAxEs FOR lSTA
Th0 undoFslEnad ROcelVsgs Of Taxes for the
CITY Of AnmingtOl. will Ao - the cats HAL Sn
md NfasF the 6rut day Of Jaly. 1873. bstWasa hs
ho1FS AZ nnd n d maEAinS, and tran q Sin the
aflaFnOOn. taE the p1rpOss Of rAoolytnG 1axea. 4
dSasatieR of ave PEI ee4t. e nAds % Ai tA1s
M af tha polls of the city Otioa. faee 81 The ht1
mss1 Be- pAia ana aesF thai data oRs ~ osaG via
% Aa''- - ALRxANDRR CHANDLER,
l-.. WILLIAM SrILLkY. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

.1n Stars special correspondent at Chatter
.0n's landing, the scene OF the |HdBasst dis
aeler, gives an account of his trip from here to
met point, and relates interesting incidents
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A Propo.iiiOn

To the Editor Of tho Dallas Herald
| herewith hand you proposition from
Mat Cullen and Pat U Donnell s. Brother,
well known and responsible con tractors,
that explains itself:
If the city Of Dallas will issue bonds
for the work as each five miles Of the road.
bed is completed, (ffty per ceat Of tho
amount voted being retained till the road
is in running order to the county line) the
company will be able to secure the iron and
necessary rolling stock, and put twenty
miles Of the road in operation this year
We will then receive two hundred and
four thousand eight hundred acres of land
from the State, which will enable us to
complete another section. When work on
the road is once fairly commenced it will
not stop until the coal aud copper mines
are reached.
Are the citizens of Dallas sufficiently
interested in the immediate commence :
meEt and rapid construction of the rail :.
road to order the bonds to be issued in in
stallments as the road is made ready for
the iron?
The act of the Legislature changing tho
line of the road so as to run through Dem
ton, annulled the contract made last win =.
ter with New York parties, its renewal
depends upon the comparative cost Of the
new and old lines, which can only be as
certained by surveys: therefore the con.
struction Of the road may depend upon the
action of the citizens of Dallas on this
proposition,
J.W. CALDER,
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Yesterday afternoon, q sable messenger
entered our office with remarkable fleet
ness, and planked down Ihisly;
"Mnjor Bartbolow Please come round
TO tho Mayors Office and take q glass Of
wine with us.
BOARD OF ELECTION, First Ward
We smlllngly went, On reaobing ih'
Mayors office, our eye took in his honor
engrossed In something behind the Oilicia
enclosure, while TO the right az we en-
tered was j, Schneider, Judge Of election
q. b. Holland, Jr,, secretary OF election
NJ Ullman, teller Of election; q. Meyer
and NJ, j, Ranahan, clerks OF election
all Of whom were fitting the glass intoxl
cant, and with the other, iakihg In
"wotes'-" votes as tho later-born and
genial Weller would say.
The following was the order of The
" trouble; "
First-wines, cigars, bCer Ice, &c were
furnished by the following houses; A. NJ
Friend & Co., Messrs. Meyer 4 Catchem
j. Bohny, j. A. McCabe, g. Bloom, John
Bismark.
The following subpWnas were issued
and promptly served by that excellent Off
Ger, Mr.. Gardner, who was we'll up to The
snuff" and jollity of the OCCASION on His
Honor the Mayor, who had evidently taken
champagne before; Jules Schneider, whC
knew how ii was himself Judge j, NJ
Thurmond, who had been there time OF
two, my boy; Capt, Adams, who never
could let 1t spoil q. d. Holland and Mey'
cr, wbe could destroy ii like Modoc; Col
Sneed, who don't ha1ker after crow, and
don't always wait to take hs champagne
in small doses; and Ranahan and Flynn,
whe were always thirsty from the time
they caught sight Of 1t until somebody
swore they had drank all the champagne
in the city.
Then came the consumption, after which
It was found to DO six o'clock, md The
ground feeling as though it had been sud
denly taken with first class aguc shake
the polls were judicously, legally and
champngnely declared closed.
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The Mnrtinctti-RaveI TrOupe.

Last evening our citizens were enter
tanned, for the first time, by this celebrated
company Of artists.
Paul Martinetti, as Jocko, was as per.
feet a piece Of harlequin pantomime as we
have ever witnessed. The Chinese dance,
by lie June Ignaoio, and tho Hig HAND
Fling by La Petite Adele, we're executed
with precision and abandon which re-
ceived an Moore.
The whole concluded with the rolick ing
pantomime Of Pat-a-Cake, in which the
whole company participated, and which
was excellently performed.
Tonight will be their last pcrformn nee
in our city, and il our citizens desire to
pass an agreeable evening we advise them
10 attend.
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J. n. nARTmoLow. Local Ed,,or,

Streets flooded.
Tobacco worms.
War de(b)ts-cadeis,
-Cisterns overaowed,
Cattle swimming the river.
Heavy drft wood, bound gulfward.
"A Telling hit--willlam Tell hitting thu
apple.
No returns from the Third Ward up
to going to press.
Cadets In brass coat and grey buttons
on the streets,
Ferry boat came near breaking from
It's moorings Monday morning,
The river Ia out Of Its banks and COW
ers the bottom to the foot Of the bluff,
Beautiful dreomcrs, and some not 80
beautiful, take their SHASTA under the To-
Gusts In the court yard.
"A horse walked of the Trinity cause
way yesterday, and both II and It's rider
would have been drowned, but for the skill
ful management Of the man on tho ami
mails back.
u. II. Baker, ESQ, formerly OF the
Galveston News, but late Of the Houston
Union, has purchased Colonel Tracy's In.
tcrest In the Inter paper and is now mon
arch Of that concern, and promises to run
il very lovely.
The balloting In the Second Ward
yesterday, for councilmen resulted in th,
election Of j. II. Bryan and N. II. Scales
in the First Ward Messrs. Barksdale
Anger and Envoy. These gentlemen were
chosen by On almos. I'm anmous vote.
"A little :child, whose name could no
be ascortained, fell over the bannisters o
tho steps leading from the Odd Fellows
Hall, last night, and fortunatelyIfcll on I
pile Of sand, which prevented what other
wise might have been serious accident
"A horse attached TO an express wig
on on which was seated oolored woman,
forgetting the undignifed results which
would onsue to the occupant by sudder
move forward, gave aquick start and auu
ty made succession OF revolutions that
injured the reputation Of every whirlgig
and wind. mill in the whole country.
AS some little children were plnyinl
in buggy, on Elm street, yesterday, t
which horse was hitohed, their gambo
frightened the animal, who started off in
brisk run and threw them all out. Tn,
softness Of the ground, owing to the lat,
rain, prevented any Of them from beipl
injured at all save few siderable
. scratches.
"A man and woman retailod li,tl,
Slip" "chcek," "jaw," or whatever YOU
may choose to dub it, for their mutual GU
tertainment, up town last night, and 81
disturbed their neighbors that one OF
them ventured to step across and remon.
strate with them when the female rioter
suggested that the most wholesome thing
for the interloper to do would be to dust
the sand from under his shoots" in that
particular locality and return to his own
Bannockburn. The would.be moderator
being of the Quakerish turn, did as sug-
gested, and thus the matter ended.
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Frcnkr Of the Storm.

On Sunday night one Of the most fearful
rain storms, accompanied with terrific
thunder and lightning visited this section
which we ever remember TO have wi messed
The rain fell in torrents, while the well
charged clouds did not fail to relieve them.
selves Of their pant up thundors and con-
,entrated electricity. The livery stable
Of Messrs. Hill s. Jones afforded the most
attractive object to the lightning, which
sent bolt through the roof striking one
IF the heavy oak beams which support the
,uperstructure Of the building, where the
Electric fluid seems to have disseminated
tself generally, affecting more or less
several of tho heavy timbers which con-
beet at the apex Of the roof. The door,
way on the ground floor fronting the river
vas also affected by the current which
ore into infnitesimal threads the oaken
ilprights which support the heavy doors,
md there speut It's force in the earth, at a
,oint not over eight feet from horse
tabled in the outer stall. The animal
,roke its halter aud left its abode under
circumstances Of peculiar excitement no
loubt. In this connection we would call
he attention of our citizens to the fact
hat Messrs. Milken & Thompson of Calves
ON, who are manufacturers Of Halls Cop.
er Scroll Lightning Rods, are In the city
eady and waiting to fortify evers building
q Dallas against the dangers incident to
lightning. Their rods possess peculiar
advantages over any we have ever seen,
eng continuous and so adjusted together
to present all the surface Of the rod in
ne most available manner to the conduc-
on Of the electricity. They guarantee
heir work and repair all damages which
lay result to building protected by their
DDS. They can be seen at the stable of
fessrs. Hill & Jones, where they are ready
receive and fill orders.
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J. W. CALDER.
DALLAS, juno, 0, 1873.

DALLAS, June, 0, 1873.
]. W. Calder, President Dallas and Wichi.
to Railroad Company, Dallas Texas,
SIR--Ws will grade, tie and bridge the
Dallas and Wichita Railroad, to the coun.
ty line, on the line running up the East
side of Elm Creek, and receive in pay
ment therefor the bonds of the City of
Dallas, provided however, that sufficient
bonds be issued on the completion of the
work on each and every five miles, to pay
the amount due therefor.
MATT. CULLEN.
PAT. O'DONNELL & Bro.
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The board of electors of the First
Ward request us to tender, through the
columns of the HERALD, their kindost ac-
acknowledgements for very recherche din.
ner furnished them by the proprietors Of
the Cosmopolitan. "Well, boys as the
old lady said when she heard of his kind
ness to widow Smithkin, "that's jist like
th c old man for all the worll.n
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NJ. Shuts will furnish building Maicri
oil at reasonable rates, on 60lo 30 days
time, at three per cent. per month, to be
secured by Deed Of Trust, Parties wish
ing such accommodations apply to John
Nj. Siemmons. S2-dtf
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sslDER Il IloLMEs are the largest paper
manufacturers In tho West, and will fill
oil orders for paper Of all kinds at less
price than any house In 81, Louis, Mcr-
chants aud a'alloners can order direct from
hclr house In st. Louis. 67dtf
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Notice.

A Convention of the people of Dallas
county is hereby called to meet in the city
of Dallas, on Saturday, the 18th inst, for
the purpose of naming delegates 10 the
general State Convention.
JN0. E, Mccoy,
Chairman Dallas County Executive Com
mittee,
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To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald.
We, the undersigned committee, ap-
pointed alta meeting of the citizens Of tn G
city of Dallas, held in the court house on
Saturday evening last, for the purpose Of
ascertaining what accommodations would
DO extended by the various hotels and
restaurants of the city to the members of
the press during the sitting Of the Demo-
cratic Convention, in case it should be
held here, authorize you to state, through
the columns Of your lpaper, that they will
be received as guests and properly cared
for, free of charge, by the committee,
o. L. FINDLAY,
]. NJ. THURMOND,
THOMAS FIELD,
W. W. PEAKE.
Dallas; June 0, 1873.
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DALLAS Lodge of Good T'mpars meet s
every Tuesday night at p. NJ, at Female
College. 0idtf
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N Office.

All persons indebted to the undersigned
for subscription TO tho DALLAS HERALD
advertising or job work, are hereby mott
fed to settle the same. After the LIST dsy
of July, all unpaid bills will be placed in
the hands of on officer for collection,
9ldSwlm JNO. W. SWINDELLS.
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PIERCE & LYLE, Booksellers on Main
street, is the only house tina has the cele.
brated English mitre box, and appara tus
for making perfect picture frame. They
have worked up over eight thousand fe ct
of moulding within the last four months.
l02d3t.
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Kentucky.

Fresh stock Of Havana and Domestic
Cigars received per express nj the
KENTUCKY,
50d,f Cor. NJ ain and Market Streets.
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We will sell lumber, shingles, doors,
sash, ETC., etc., after this date at CURRENCY
prices, Will always pay best bank rates
for gold and silver in payment of bills,
lO2lm CAMERON & MAYFIELD.
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VIZ employ In our job department only
Rrsi-o lass wor kmen.

Potatoes, Potatoes, Potatoes,
Good sound peachblow potatoes At 81
per bushel at the Red Store, Elm street,
opposite the California wagon yard.
ODD FRANKEL & STONE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-10

One-half interest in my store at Gran
berry. Apply to $. b. BLAKE.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-10

Fred, 0ppenheimer, llS North Second
street, sells cigars and tobacco to all the
live den lers in this line in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-10

Cameron & Mayfeld sell best viii o
pine clear shinglc for $500 currency.
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