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decline Of Railroad nuiIding.

From tho Missouri RcpublIcan.l
TWAS evident at the beginning ofthc
year that railroad building had Reached
lis highest point In 1872, aud decline
might be expected. That decline ~
now taking place. Reliable statistics
show that tile whole length OF rail-
ronds built In the United States during
The first seven months OF this year
ending with July 81 IL 1872 miles
against 3,23S miles built during the
corresponding period last year. At
this rate there will he only i,272 miles
built IN 1879, against 1866 miles built
IN 1872. II IL stated also that there Is
u decline In the importation Of foreign
rails, the amount imported for the first
seven months of this year being less
than onc-half the amount imported for
the corresponding period Of last year.
The dimlnution Of the demand for
rails has led TO II decrease In the price
Of them rails are $40 II ton less now
than at the beginning Of the year, and
II Is probable that the price will go
lower still.
The diminished activity In railroad
NOilNllHNtlbIl ~ lut w NtNtTNl titUHtN,
II Is much more difficult TO get mon
cy on bonds IN Europe now than II
was year ago; the action Of n mum
Der Of States and still larger number
Of counties In resisting the payment
Of bonds issued to railroads has led
capitalists both in Europe and at the
East TO be shy Of such bonds and to
seek less precarious investments that
pay II lower rate of interest 1t has been
discovered that we have built roads In
some parts Of the West faster than
they are needed---at least faster than
they could be afforded; aud in uddi-
ton TO these influences, there Is the
growing disposition In the West for
regulation OF railway rates and inter
ference with railway management by
the state. These causes have CONF
bined to call n halt, and II IL probable
that, for year or two, we shall do
little in the way Of railroad building
beyond completing lines already be-
gun and constructing feeders to im-
pOrtant trunk roads.
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Philip Werlich, Wholesale and retail deal
or In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos $3.50 Baronns street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lever and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 10 and $40 per month If preferred. Philip
Werlein's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ hsnsc In New
Orleans one-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. send fer price list and
terms. I2adtf
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rs pryIng into and publishing the fam
lily or sentimental relations OF Ia rea-
ders, lis publication must cease. We
leave This sort Of thing TO those papers
which make speciality OF iL-[Dal-
las sickly News,
This Ia touchingly sad.
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/ win pny the full retail price for one copy
each Of the following numbcrs Of The Only
Herald, yis.i March ~, ", 10, ", ~ ~ ~
April and lo,and Janoli.
John W. swlNDELIS,
,ylAdIw Herald Office.
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i. A. Sayre n Co., having re-purehascd the
drug business Mt their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, Will be pleased to
SEQ all their old customers
Mr.. Frank a. sayre will pay special atten-
ton to the prescription department..
July 9th, 1873. lD-dtf
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Tho desirable residence occupied by 'ho.
". svindclls, cwncr pacinc Avenue nm"
Houston street, N offered for aa'a low, ~, NV,
grounds embrace four lots lhalfa blockli 'he
building one Of tina best built ana mos.
thoroughly nnlrhcd In the oily, having All
necessary out-bulldings attached
Xxx GEO. W. BAYLOR,
ar Elm Street.
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On Wednesday morning, August 18th,
In this city, Elizabeth d. Tolmin, wife of Sam
uol A. sayre, formerly OF Brooklyn, MY.
lBrooklyn and New York papers please
copy.l
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nurCIilNs.


Twelve lots lone block, on The principal
busIucsy street Of thctown Of iInichlnH, ON
tho Central ,Ilailroad,in Dallas county ior
ssla At low prices. Apply TO
JOHN w.BwlNpELLs,
,.,,h,,f Nlh Herald ONCE.
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A Dwelling House .Wanted.

One located near the business part OF the
city, suitable for q smRl family. Address or
call ON - u. BLAKE,
loO-',3l Commercial Hotel.
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Cabbage, fresh butter md eggs young
cheese new sour lsmut etc., in abundande at
II. s, SCHMIDT,
l5V-d3t ollice, Markethouse.
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Afier this date no person viii be allowed
to ride nee over lbr Dnllos city Railroad,
except members ~ the city police
o. u. DENT, Superintendent.
August ~, 1871, lN-d6t
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WATCHING for new coltoil' /.
MERCHANTS northward bound.
CnIcKETs listening for old Borcas,
LopDy nln't this stout bent, though ?
a DETACHMENT Of Shreveport ex-
curslonlsts arrived In Inst night
THE cacklc Of hens Il becoming
silent In the poultry department.
when they get up In the morning
along the line Of tho Pacific road, they
call for the HERALD
A wEEHLy paper Is to he established
al Mnneola, on tho Pacific road Its
protector IVA Mr.. Martin.
YOU gentlemen who are putting up
those fine brick houscso on Main street,
don't abuse good taste. by painting
their fronts.
NEW ENoLAND-"lIow deep Is the
snow IN this country, In the winter"
Old 1'cx-"Ncver dug for II always
found II on the top
a DALLAS excursionist, and father,
isso pleased with his Shreveport re-
ception TINT he says his next baby
shall be called shreveport
REslMpTIoN Of work on the silent
walls OF the new brick buildings on
Main street, is fixed for Monday.
Here's our ''ilstn Mr.. Leonardo
MAJOR BEVERLY, Of the Get
away club, returned from his "get-
away Wednesday, and presents a
dainty dish for an epicuiean cannibal.
VAN Horn, the man at the wheel Of
the Texas Advertiser gratis, gracious,
and grand, Is adding another tributary
TO the great ocean Of Dallas perspira-
ton.
4. II. BRowS, Esq, editor of the
Sherman Democrat, was In the city
yesterday. AT the sight Of the noun
tainous-proportIoncd Brown all the lit
tie hlll-proportioned men rctreatrd out
Of town.
"TnERE!o exclaimed Dallas man,
rushing up to the walls of the Court
house, aud rubbing his hand over the
surface Of the stones, ''they'yp forgot
to dress them smooth, and have gone
and put them up rough. The house
Is split, split, sp'ilt!'
THE Senior Sanger, Of the Dallas
branch Of that great mercantile firm of
Sanger Brosn Of New York city, has
gone north for q royal new stock of all |
sorts Of goods and the Junior Sanger
yields the sceptre alone and to the
habitual satisfaction Of their heavy
patronage.
HOLLAND don't get or to the impe-
rial city until Monday, then after that
you may look out for one Of the might
lest invoices Of dry goods and "sich"
that your eyes ever beheld. Why 1t |
will look like the lever Of Achae-
menides had been brought into requi-
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FOR SALE.

~ o urtvo .Ors,
70 by 500 feet, on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church, for sale or rent, In
Guiding q good well, cistern and residence;
also, about $1,000 worth OF furniture. For
terms terms apply 70 W, A. TERRY, Of Jeffies 4
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rnrtrnotIon on thn plnna.

Mlrs Mary McOwen VIII receives fsw more
pupils for instrucllon on tho Piano, She
may he found At tho residence OF tho. senIor
Publisher OF Tho Dallas Herald, corner Pa
dlno avenue aud Houston street. lisdlm
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Tho members OF the Commercial club ure
requested TO attend II meeting at their room,
over Conner Il Walkers drug store, tonight.
A full attendance Is urgently requested.
lJl-dl A. Il. SELF, Secretary.
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lie knrlt beside her dylns bed,
hSpcnk, daughter speak, The old mas said
"Wlirrc Is II father, whore isit, say,
English Fpmsls blttrfs must have to-day.
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Esnecial Not,ce.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to CD. Dent & Co., o1lce
City Railroad. lj5dtF
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STAGE E.aN HIS.

ATTINVN, UNDnlIN.
FoRT WORTH (dallyl,,. 1870 p, IN. 500 n. M.
DENTON Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays at 400 y. III. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays mud Saturdays at 100 ann.
CLEnu RNE--I.eaves sundays und Thursdays
at Zoo a. m. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
nj SOC p. m,
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Geo. III. l.istlefic,d AZ Co.. fur
niturc dealers, have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. ll7tf
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Merchants aud Othors l,nho Motion

From and after this date viii pay no debts
contracted by amy person. +. AUSTIN,
pnllas, August I, 1879. l9O.dlt
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inmedialely adjoininx the city Of DALLAS.
~ aexes delightfully."- situated, end viii "
eo>d II quantities. 70 snlt pprehesess.
loAs( Attorneys q law pellqe, ISssa'
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English Female Bittcrs.
womnn's Medical Adviser.

giving Causes, Symptoms and Treatment of
nil ordinary female complaints A book
needed by all mothers and sickly females.
Price - cts. Address as above l2ld6w4m
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Two flrst-rute large harness horses for sale
or exchange Tor good mules. Apply to
E.s. GAY, Jn,
lsl-dtf Office Jordan, Gay & Co.
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For Sale.

Bedroom set for sale, nearly new, Apply
At this 0rlce.
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Jelly Glasses, Fruit Jars,
sealing wax, all nj reduced
prices. nj GOsLuN a CO.'S.
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We nave the meIIities and 'hs work.
.vsn ~ do ~ good work, ana ~ ~
~ rsss.. - can w done anywhere,
ana We msan % DO ~ nr'ng yo"'
rIns Job work te3iiE DAILY nhM'
Alb OrrIcr, esrner Elm and Hons
ton straetn.
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Seuinr Mnoh,no For saIc.

second hand EmlsRe Saving Machine is
offered for sale cheap II early application is
made TO j. W. SwINDELI4s.
l5l-dtf
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fresh supply of fruits al Davenport's,
Swink's Block, Elm street. l3Dd
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Paris Restaurant.
Jonas & Ever, Projectors, opposite sanger
Bros on Elm street. iJ7-dOl
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Moctipp of tho Cou,n,ro,oI cr,,b.

Two good residences In this city.
lJg-dtf SrEAGALI & co.
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Notice.

kiss me and co." said blonde beauty
who had beon using English Female Bit,ers.
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The best assortment OF Havsnaand domcs-
Ito cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas Is to
Ia had ut 7. Rslaccke's, opposite cosmopoli-
tan hotel. lf7-dtw
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RAILR0Al, TIME TABLE.
Arrival nnd Departure Of Trains al
nnilas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS Central,

Arrives.
From the South mail and express. 7:lj ~ M.
From the North (lnnll and cXpreNSl- s:jop. N.
Mixed train South ..........,........,I2i5 h. M.
Mixed train North ..........,......,, 2.ea H. IN.
TkXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
MAI -TXpreFs .,,........., 5:i5 am. too u. nj.
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On the west side of the river, at the foot Of
the bridge. Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than Mt the city Market. No charge
Il made for crossing tho bridge.
iio~i1 w. A, JENKINS 4 BONNER.
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THE MAILS.

THE MAILS.
Northern uail Via Central Railroad,
elescs daily. except saturdays, at, $50 p M
Southern mail, via Central Railroad,
closes daily, except Sundnya, at,.ll:0D n ~
Eastern mail, via Texas and Pacific
Railroad, closes daily, except SAT-
,nrlays, nt,; ..;..,.."., SEQ p IN
western mail, via stage, closes daily
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o,,,,..,'. 500 m
WaSuliachlc mail, Win stage, closes
daily, except sundays, AT ..,..o..... zee M
tleburne mail, via Stage, closes ON
sundays, at..,,a.,,..~e,..,.,...,.y,.,., see p m
Denton mall, via stage, CLOSES Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at $40 p IN
Greeny HE mail closes Tuesdays and
Fridays, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
District 0ciccrs.
Oniocrs Of Dallas County.

Judge Fourteenth DlstrlcimlIARnlN HART
District Attorney "....,,,.,,.,.,..JUllN T. ANll
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roLicn Foncs.

W, s. phares, Il, i. Nichols, stephen lIud-
son, \. W. MiNson, William A. Baker, q. W.
Gnudin, 4. A. PlnIres, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
Special pollccmRn--Willlam n. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
First Warl-II. Barksdnlc, Alex. sasser,
II. =. Eryay.
Second Wuhf-Iohn II. bryan, William II.
ScnlcS.
THIRD Wuid--John Owens, W. q. Sterett
james Greer.
LANE.
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PROMISES rO PAy- Will NOT pay
ny debts. I urgently nsh every one
ewing nae 10 call NJ once nnd settle. i
MuNT haye what In da~ rae.
,. w. swuNDKu.IS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
PROGRESS OLE SURGERY.

some highly interesting experiments
IN surgery have recently been made in
this county in what is called "skin
grattng,' brief account of which is
given in one of the daily papers:
This curious surgical operation is
now not uncommon in the hospitals
and in private practice. Prot. A. Is,
Mott, Of the Bellevue Hospital, has in.
PRODUCED it there. Some time ago an
Irish woman Of this city was severely
injured by The explosion of Kerosene
lamp, by which her clothing was set
on fire, and her right arm and right
breast down to the stomach were
trighttuIly burned. She was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital and placed in
DIR. Motifs ward Her case was under
treatment for months, and the patient
appeared incurable. At the same
time a man named McClenahan was
in the hospital, whose leg had been
amputatei at the thigh. DR.. Mott
considered that he might use the
healthy skin from the limb in one
more effort to cure the disabled vo-
man. lie resolved to test the opera
ton Of ''gratting." Eighty-nine pieces
OF intagumeGt, each about 10 OF an
inch square, were cut from the ampU-
tated limb before the natural warmth
had passed ont of it, and by gentle
pressure applied to as many points of
the great open sore on the woman's
breast and arm. OF these eighty-nine
pieces, eighty adherered and became
a part Of her system. The cure is
now perfect, and the man who gave
of his body to heal the woman, is also
well. The practice Of grating is
looked upon with favor by eminent
surgeons. Sometimes the skin is OBJ
tanned for the purpose from the body
Of person willing to render so much
service to another, but more frequent
ly it is cut away from the healthy
pats of the patients own body. In
this ease, however, DR.. Moot used
skin from an smputated limb, and
thus effect a cure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
BURTON ALE.

REPORT says that halt-wltted man
IN Yorkshire, said TO be fond of "bac-
ca" and ale, was once asked what he
would live upon if he had his choloe,
and if that choice was restricted TO
three things. He made phiosophic-
al pause, and then sand, Beer, and
bacca, and-ale." Now, if poor Jack
were but at Burton, England, his mag
niticent appetite would stand fair
chance of being satisfied 1t is said
that ii person no sooner enters the
town than he begins to be oppressed
by a sense of brewery on the BRAIN.
There is no escape for the brewery IN
cubus. There are breweries TO right,
to left, in front, and IN rear. There
are BASES brewery, Salts brewery,
Nunneley's brewery, Evershed's brew
cry, Robinson brewe cry; lii fact, brew
cries seem intormidable. There are
three great breweries Of BASES con-
cern in Burton,-Old Brewery, the
Middle Brewery, and the New Brew
cry; Of the last Of which some idea
may be formed from the following sta
tistics SO far as Burton is concerned
Bass stands upon little over 100
acres Of ground. Bass used last year
261OO0 quarts Of malt for brewing
purposes; if it be reckoned that an
acre grows four quarts OF barley, &c.
$50 acres were occupied in growing
the malt which Bass used. OF hops
his consumption was rs eco cwt., which
engrossed about 2,00G acres Of hop
growing country. In malt tax and Ii
censo duty Bass paid last year Sl00o,-
OOo. The total brew Of Bass duriag
the past year amounted 100000 bar
rels, each barrel containing SO gallons !;
20 that Bass could hava served more
than half the estimated number Of the
human race with a glass OF beer per
head from bis brewing Of one year.
Throughout bis Burton premises Bass
owns over five miles of private rail
way, runs five private locomotives,
and uses 26 steam engines, with col
lectiyc horse power Of 436. Bass en-
ploys over 1000 persons, and pays
more than $4,000 III weekly wages.
Bass used last year $4,000 tons of
Goals. Bass has in use $4,000 butts,
Ia, 900 hogshesds, ll3, 1000 barrels, and
$4,000 kiiGkerkins; q stock Of casks
in all, in store and scattered over the
country, exceeding half a million.
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monthly proves its continued iapton to popular de-
sirrs and needs Indeed, when We think into how
many homes it penetrates eysry month We must con-
slider /, of the educators we'll az entertain
ers OF the public mind. for its vast popularity has
been won by no appeal to stupid preiudices OR de-
prsyed ts,tes. - Boston Globe
The character which this Na0nsiee possesses for
variety enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary cul
ture that has Kept pace with If Il has not led the
tines should cause IT'S conductors to regard 1t with
justiasble compacency. 1t also entities them 10 a
great eli, upon the public gratitude, The Neg
azne has done good and not evil all the days of It's
life. Brooklyn Eagle