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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-30
COUNTY TICKET.

For ShrfiH'
JAMES u. BARKLEY.
lyor District clerlsi
a. HARDWOOD.
Tfsde LW For County Treosureri
vi, v. COLE.
q ~ nniIID 0EItl kllftu'.II
For County surveyor;
'8TanloiElG.. M. COOK. M n
For Justice of tho Peace, Precinct No, L.
I'D. EERFOOT.
For Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No 2;
w, A. GEORGE.
For Justice OF tho PtHcc.pWclnct No, 0;
CBAS. BARkER.
For Justice OF the PJace, Precinct No. 4;
II. l.. FRANK.
For Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. 3:
r. ID. COATS.
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DALLAS CITY
Office

The undersigned having lived i'm the CITY
since the first of>July last, thinks that an
establishment of the above named charac-
ter Is necessity here. He would therefore,
by TINS means, most respectfully announces
to the public that from and after Moaday.
the 2th day OF November, 1873, he will be
found at the City Hall, between the hours OF
: and u a. M, and 2 and 8 y. M, ready to
bic rates. He has with him the best OF refer
en nee OF some the best houses In New
ai5d2w PHILIPPE LAvEReNE,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CLARK--wILLIAMs- Wednesday, June Is nc
the residence OF w. ii. Lawrence, Esd. Hobokcn,
n. j., by Rev. w. Tunison, MIR. CRAsro N. CLARK.
OF Lansingburg N. u, TO Miss ELLA J. WILLIAMS,
OF New YORK city.
CLEMENTs-LANE.-On Wednesday, June Is, ut st.
Inke's church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR.. Diler,
WIN. Il. CLEMENTS to CHARLOTTE H., only daughtSr
or Columbus ii. Lane, Esq. all OF Brooklyn.
DE PObLoNE--ROBGRTs.-l New YORK. on Iucs.
day June IL, by the Rev. DR.. DUFFY, CAMELIo DIES
CONT NOMIy DIX PoLLoNE, OF Turin, Italy, TO CA
uII,LA W. ROBERTS, OF New York.
DRAKE-wILsoN.--0n Wednesday, June Is, in Sc.
Marks church, Mendham, NJ j., by the Rev. j. W
Shackelford, BENJAMIN DRAKE to MARY f., second
daughter Of the late DR.. william Wilson, OF New
York.
EDWARDS ALLEH.--On Tuesday June IT. az tho
residence OF the brides mother, at summit N. j.,
by the Rev. j. ID. Hart Browne. Mr.. WILLIAM y.
EDWARDS to Miss KATE A., oldest daughter OF the
late John H. Allen, all Of summit, Nj.
FIsHER-BIDDuLPH.-0n Tuesday, June II, at the
residence or the BRIDES parents, ALFRED j. FsfHER
to MARY \. BIDDuLPH daughter OF John Harding.
P0U-PINCUs.-0n Wednesday, June Is, RAMON
P0U, of Porto Rico, W. l., to SARAH, daughter OIL
Theodore Pmcus, Esq., OF this city, No cards.
RUssEL-RyDER.--On Wednesday, June Is, 1873.
at the residence of the BRIDES aunt, West Four
teenth street, New York city, by the Rev. J. q.
Oakley, SMITH l.. RUssEI. to MARY O., eldest daugh
ter OF Clarkson w. Ryder. No cards. -
SACKMANN--BENNErT.-On tuesday, June ~ "
the Rev. STAFFORD browne, at the residence OF INC
brides mother, JOIN J. SACKMANN TO EDITH FLOR
EScE BENNETT, all OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
SCHoENENBEgGER-ALBif.- On lucsuay, June ~
1873, at the Church vi ST. Francis west Inirty-hrsl
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ss Sales 500; Last even
NOZZLE. June IS, 1873
%dsns good sss Us is.
gross iS Exports coastwise All. Stock, 1921
n SAVANNAH, June ls. 1873
Exports coastwise, GIG. Sales lss Stock, A.
c... CHARLESTON. June ID 1873.
sae saD %ssss: WIS., M s sfs o fss ssss
s,,r,,. - wMnIscIos. n O.. June IS, 1873
t"psnns ass k9 haf Ssss y
low dip and virgin. Tar was steady at S.
Flour steadv. sa,.. ., s ,,, oswsso June Is ls7s
s 20 for amber Winter white Winter
s. S Sqhsl CANADA Mao
So Fl sas g e sn
Corn meal sold At 81 % bolted 81 for unbocd per
E%sr &. az sddns 'T psi Sn s dsns
sna New New YORK. YORK.
na o1srRs oum nsseD sn,p
mens by cana-6O0 bushels OF wheat and Of
1.s. ana al, n.... ~ BgsrAIo, June IS. 1873;
s bushels n corn 1903 Al do oats ssso do
d sSshss sna
e.; %ss. Is S'': $ss
91otsa 5siiyaakee No Ispfins. at g ~ do No
ia 's ss sisns .s. & p ii Eh; Sos aP ssi
the only sale reported few lots at 43zc 4sc
Oats quiet sales o. 5000 Western No. q at S5c a soc.
barley quiet at 95c 9ec for Canada. 90c. a Csc for
ws q 10 for sno wsss 4 :: 70 81 Winter
held 1t Csc. Balance unchanged
CHICAGO, June ls, 1873
"a g. % Wheat ss buoy but unsettled and higher
July; q August; No: sdo, 81 o. rejected s5c Corn
IN lar demand and lower; No mixed, 3Isc, regular,
ss as 'q oS Il r AdS s%snd S and isasr
gust; rejected, CSC aslsc Rye steady; No. Go5ss.
barley dull and nominal. Provisions quiet IN
s sas s ana 80 Lard steady a. IS BuS meats
no sales Whisky steady at Sc Lake freights-Gorn
70 Bunaio Ssc wheat to Buffalo &C. to Kingston, Ic
on corn Recciptsa500 bbs flour, g. 900 bushels wheat
hs,o zoo do corn 50 coo do oats and 5000 odo
$4,000 do. corn, $1,000 do oats and 5000 do rye
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REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.

Yesterdays transactions we're frightfully dull.
the only sale that took place at the Exchange
being that held by Messrs. Anthony J. Blocker,
Son h Co., consisting OF the following property
l Philadelphia blk. h. on Broad St, Elizabeth,
N. j., lot 2lxl0O, H. 81 II. deep, .Ssu0O
/ modern cottage with acres OF ground, on the
Eatontown and Seashore turnpike, near Long
At private sale a report reaches us that Mr..
Samuel A. Lewis purchased the first class four
story brown stone house, 25x60 by half the. blocs,
for S61,5O0, situated at No 32l West Fify-seyenth
street
The great sale 0f $50 lots. under direction OF Mr..
George w. Van Sclen, occurs to-day at White
stone L. l., and every indication exists that it
will be highly successful. The number OF tickets
applied Tor to 90 over the ROAD TO the sale ~ so
large that 1t will take ten cars TO accommodate the
crowd.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoSDoN, June 1875 P. NJ
bonds 1866 old @ Consols opened at 92,, for money
and s for the account United states yetwenty bonds
1868 old, 9 l667s 92< ten-forties 49, fives 69
and Erie Railway shares ut 30. AE' Na'r +t.s -
ST. soc June iSA Ahenfes opened at
FnaSxYoRI q June oIS-Unted
LIykRPo0L CorTON MARKEr-IlyIRPooL, June 1875 p.
MThe market closed steady The sales Of the day
port OF the sales goo bales were american sales Of
az 3d. The market opened quiet and steady, with mid
ding upands at SGD. 3D., and middng Orleans 9Sd
ton dsliyerabe In June az iSisd from the same ports
aeyerabc IN August and September at 3d. and from
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June 49,
r. M-The market IL quiet tfHf ltaa@g
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOoI. June 49,
p. M.-Lard 39s. per cwt sE 10 7II-F
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June 49,
OF. M-Refned petroleum, l41Sd q l5. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, June 1S-Even-
ing-Sprits turpentine, 35s. Cd per cwt .--
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iall OF Ia per cent. Pacific Mail opened at 39@;
declined gradually through the first board 10 SSa,
and IN the second board was forced to 3sh; but at
the last sold at 30 a 3s7s a 3sz. Western Union
opened at s51s, and Infatuated only IA u per cent.
Erie commenced the day at 631s but doubtless in
response to London adyices went OF Il per cent
at the close. New York Central opened at 1919 a
n, stffened to at the first board, but finally sold
at thesopening price, Lake Shore varied only u
per cent from the first sale, which was at D2A.
Rock Island sold at 1905, 10s, lO9 1Os7s; St. Paul
at 80. 512s a u a ~ "a, and closed at 5l1a. Ohio
and Mississippi went or from 3s2s to 371S, and
Z. c. and l. Z. showed perceptible decline from
yesterdays prices the lowest OF which was 2S9a)
by opening at 27h and closing at 2714 Delaware
and Lackawanna sold at 1865 1861 a 1855; Pan
anna, at III 1929 Boston, Hartford and Erie at
21a; Hannibal and St. Joseph, ct IS 35; st. Paul.
preferred, at 7ls4.
.t- 49,. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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BANK SHARES


The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares New York. 1856; Manhattan. 1872; Merchants,
12l; Mechanics, 1876; Union, 1880; City, 1885,
Phenix, 991.; Mechanics and Traders, 125; Gal
latin National, 1a2; Merchants Exchange, s9
Leather Manufacturers. $50; State OF New York,
llo1s; Commerce, 1161a; Mechanics Building AS
ISOLATION, 100; Mercantile, 1872; Bank OF the Re-
public no; Bank OF North America, lO4; Hanover,
1913; Irving, l26; Metropolitan, 1855; Nassau,
lO4; shoe and Leather, $50; Continental, so; Com
monwealth, IS; Park, 1852; Fourth National, 49, n !;
Ninth National, 1c4i.; oriental, 175; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 70; German American 1023 y.
GOLD 1865 1l54.
Gold was more active to-day and hrmerin price
opcniag at 1884, receding temporarily 10 a. hut
subsequently, advanced to 11s, going = higher
about moon and closing firm at l1e. The rates paid
for carrying were ,, 8, /, 21l and per cent The
fluctuations exhibited at the board are shown by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-19
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS.
Meeting OF the Special Tax Bondhoiders
Ycsterday-Reverdy johnson to suo

Meeting OF the Special Tax Bondhoiders
Ycsterday-Reverdy johnson to Suo
the state on Behalf of the Holders.
A meeting OF the holders Of North Carolina
special tax bonds was held at the ONCE OF MT
Thomas Denny, No. 80 Wall street. at three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. to take action In regard 10
compelling the State to lquidate the debt and in
terest thereon. Mr.. Denny, the chairman, opened
the meeting by stating that he had an abstract OF
the opinion OF Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, OF Baltimore,
which he would read If the meeting were not adj
verse to H. The following is a condensation OF MI
Johnsons 0pinion:-
Ffst-Are the bonds issued binding upon the Slater
whatever doubt may at one nme have existed whether
long since been dispeed That sate can bind her
preme Court in the case q Fletehsr and PecS Cranc
81 and IN New Jersey and Wilson cra s iS4 and
lese and Woodward, Wheat, Sls -.
the acts under which they or to
special the SadstiOn rS q the aserss,
ws eowaa a se
within the prohibition Of that part Of the tenth section Of
declares that state shall law mpairins the
81 as 81 so % a
Marshall in Fletcher and pech thIs clause y mot 70 DO
general and comprehensive, and include, consequently.
az contracts, without regard to the parties between
TAId-i State contracts cannot be wholly repealed by
Carolina could repeal the sections relative 70
specia taxes Tns also an I'D udcated point ana NOS
report from the committee was then read, in
which it was stated they had prepared blanks Tor
the signatures of the bOnunoiders who were
anxious to make subscriptions towards furtherng
the suits against the State. which are to be COM
menced under the agreement they have entered INTO
with Mr.. Johnson. As soon as another ii OO0.UOO
bonds have been subscribed the suits Will be com
menced. All are anxious TO open the case before !.
the Legislature OF the state assemblies IL Novem-
Der next.
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CLOSING PRIoEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firms Receipts mt the Ports,
x,526 Balcs-Flour Dull-Wheat Firm
er-Corn Lowcr-Oats Steady-Grocerfes
Quiet-Pork Easicr-Lard Closed Firm
er-Pctroleum Lower-Naval stores
Firmer--Whiskcy Easicr-Frcfg hts
Strong.
WEDNESDAY. June 1s-6P NJ
The trade movement was still slow and unsatis
factory, values quite generally tending downward.
Cotton was firm. At the Produce Exchange bust
ness was very slack In almost all commodities
Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was quiet but
firm. Corn was exceedingly dull, heavy and lower,
nearly all the receipts being out OF condition and
consequently hard OF sale, except at very low
prices. Oats were duh and irregular. Whisky
was quiet and closed easier. Pork was ava and
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, June Is. 1873 e
Exchange qniet and steady Freghts. per box sugar
loading at Havana for the United states 81 6z 81 rs;
per hid of sugar do Sc 70 ST. hid of sugar from
other ports on the north coast 70 the United States
65s loading 81 other ports the north coast, 7O
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ssaII. ..............."...... az 10 3;
Wheat active but with light supply the mar
%
ssIs Th s! sax dsS s
10000 bushels nainy lasi evening" az 81 ~ q IS Tor
81 III ~ e., ssS !. My y
Gerh dull and closing about &c
ere S1as night
Tor ns@ yeoW s o old
mssd IN , store oats were in air demand and steady
toc 4zsc Tor mixed, isc sc Tor white and 45c,
r.
Ro1 and ma 70 arse Ganads ned c in bond
ns
BY the Scarcely u Eses
firm Tor all produce, and on grain higher In the char
s @ %
as 81 aysr 81
don ss1s i, gram from
H1e SniA ms Sashcs at
sy :, az !, 7s 70 S Sss 4 -four S at
SStisTdan i by steam AN 1905 IBIS hour 81 The
esT srs aSrs
British bark hence same voyage $500 quarters grain
&c
Sra 9 an Sar Nsr ~ haa sps
tons from Philadelphia to Lynn full cargo OF oil cakes
MoI.ssEs-fhe market remained quiet But little dis.
position was manifested 70 except IN oebns
SaoTsd sale: q two q boiling at sc
e; do clsyed 2sc SIS Do museoyade refining &c
hsh fan a Gc ''
ssss sss
- also is iss New York DO at 4sS Ros,n was
but not IN heard o. e
$50 bills OF No Eat $780, LOO DC strained on private
;sr$s - a. q s No sssS ~ DO Of No.
PETROLEUM.. The market for refined remained quiet
w e ras SS ~as fer
asa naa anu
and lie for city Reports from the creek Of duh
E.sss rih y ssass q" Ssted
a Tideout e g q n.usyills and - 8 20 =
nominal kesnea aSs.sd a. Iyse Later ssiss
Sp IN Of refined GF o Ja ruunas
S Of a each na Asp na ana %
West, al equal to s bis Of do for June, at SIC
To-day 2oS0 hbis Of refined Tor and September
dsv ct end 0 Dds Of crude N Onlh
naming lots were very nr%y held New sontinass
Ss; s. \ S. s's
ppns Sa ss BE-
Leg 81 and ssrss Tine .T
BSf l mas for !r as
or June sales n nSs np July syd Il saa a eo
sl6s7js Bacon was quiet but irm we heard o. sale, Q
20 e Sns saa q q s 90
Sac dressed hogs Quoted at dc 1se for the range Of
oS s way the Inquiry 9ss and rmc
prices me sales @ lots foot up about q packages
sss 8. II r1Ss' Of 'sss 90 l1s PLAN %s;
s ud G prince sree Sect Sas we're ana s
mominay steady at SIS $50 Tor southern and western
the the Market rs%aned r for al sserp9n
o. sales Of loo picked shoulders s,a a. SIC s,c o
SSS sssisa hams: isiSs syssass smoke s
r:sn Sf = Is. ss
slightly fner a close quoted isiss Tor June
sr Sy ss 81
for do at s go do for August q 'iSc 500 DO sS
% p ss%sSss IS e ~ V =
sve.nS1he market tor raw remained quiet but no IS
at &c and ssc bSSe, Of centrifugal at SIC
ss %: 's %Ss;. SSsSs IA SSsfS
& as,s e sr sSss la sSss
sss's hnSs and my anu ssts
&C. a &C.: na.BoxesnDutch Standard, Nos TO 8
Sc dSis 70 i sss lS.s az. /. y iSsss iSss:
gs,%si !s Sal S'sst W ss' se
Superior and extra superior. e 7azc: =,
trisang way At steady prices The sales foot up abou
30 nerces Of Carolina ut nc sac, and zoo bags Of kar
sTx1ass inactive and nominal in the absence
reported transactions ,,,., r,u .,
scarcity Of freight 1900 lbs Of country sold
su nS%e iais aSs''qs s s The market
the 9Psnns nst sq ns closed easier sales
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Jersey Central frsts AZ 1904, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne ana Chicago thirds at 9s, Onto and Misss-
sipp consolidation sinking fund at 95ls, and Bur-
lngton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota frsts at $50.
The following are the bids as amended at the
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The quotations based on cotton In store running in
quality th halt grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR eipts-Flour, 1891 bbls wheat,
90 905 bushels 1897 do meal 45 bags oats
$500 bushels The nonr market ruled dull and prices
without being decidedly lower tended in buyers favor
The sales last Including all kinds up about
9W bbls prices within the range Of the subioned quo
tations Corn meal In lair demand and steady, The
sales sum U bb at So 80 for Western yellow s. 40
prize and $3 90 for Brandywine. Feed was dull
hnfu ntahly chi nued We
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

fek "tt ~ Ntt K. stA GALVESTON June 1s, 1873
Cotton quiet steady good ordinary, l4c loo. Net
receipts, is bales Sales JOG. stock $500.
NEW ORLEANS June ", 1873
Cotton In moderate dcmandi middpgs ls,sc. Net
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easier. Lard was quiet. Freights were steady.
Groceries were quiet apd unchanged. Petroleum
was lower. Naval stores were drmer.
APpLEs.-There are very few in the market, and
those left are held firmly at rather better figures.
few green apples were received from the South,
but they very inferior and good for nothing We
quote selected choice Winter IS 50 - per bbl West
edn New York. mixed lots 81 81 ST. river, mixed lots
BuTTER. Market quiet for State and Welsh with very
little prime on sale The receipts liberal and com
mon stock Is accommodating. Western was in good de-
mand al steady figures We quote :statcFlrkins, &c
2sc ;pails and tubs good 70 fine, &c. 2sc do poor
TO fair 2c 2c Welsh pals and tubs. good TO fine 26c
shipping selections, &C. Soc Wcstern-Dairy packed
2Uc &c; store packe l3c. l9c hrkins, lSc 2lc
Orange county-Pails, retail price, 2Sc. a SOC.
but the home trade also fair and prices throughout
ruled steady We quote State factory, fine fancy
he l3ac do good TO fne, l2c. &c. do common to
iar &c. i2c; state dairy common 70 fine, &C. l2c
CoFrEE-The market remained quiet for all descrip
tons but prices were not quotaby changed. We have
only TO note sale of 1000 bags lilo, Aquidneck, at
Baltimore on private terms We quote -kio, ordinary
cargoes, l1sc lsc lair careoes is%c islac.; good
os fissTsoe lss s
days credit Java government bags, 20Iac. dc do
grass mas 2lc &c Singapore, do. l7c. lsc. Cey
lon, ls1sc, l94c. Maracabo lshc lsac. Laguayra,
Psro G ssc Sc d u.s. Costa Ia hs. @
Mexican, lss4c.a lsc Manila, lee. lslsc; Angosttira
ls1ac l9c. Savanilia, lsac. l9c Curacao, 1870.
l9c, gold, CD q ~ days credit
CoTos.The movement in cotton on the spot was
patty with the continued frmness in deliveries
We sum up as follows EXIT 1ssa
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l.1<o
For delivery (bass low middng) the sales have
been as ioowsSales last evening three O'clock
June i0e AT zoAe July 2oo at 20 dS6c GO at 70 49, 100
llGc 200 at ~ S32c DECEMBER 100 at lssc, 100 at Is
June 2os st 2e Jay ~, 100 at loS Ca st 20 lsisc
loo at 2Oc 100 at ~ lol6c, 1900 at 20xc., 100 at
2S 29s2c 40 At 2o4c September, @ at lgac 800 at
yeniber. 900, 900 at isssc.; December, 800 az ls4c.;
200 june for July !. Total, 1900 bales. Grand
total 1890 bales The receipts at the ports
were as folowsGalveston, 4S bales New Orleans 1881;
Mobile iSs savannah 1866 Charleston 2ls Wilmington,
Z; Norfolk, 5A; New York, 25S: Boston, 26 Total 1926
This day last week, 2756 this day last year. l72 Rates
on cotton were nominay steady ct the following
to Hamburg by steam, lc to Bremen BY steam, &c. to
Liverpool GIG I'd. eby steam. We quote - -
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IRFASUKER OFTTCE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPoT,
Nrxu vnpu Tu,xa ID 1879


TRrAsuRERs OFFICE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, ,
NEW YORK, June H. 1873.
Proposals. sealed and properly endorsed. will he
ceiyed at this oce till Wednesday, the I'd day
Of July next for two millions Of dollars S0 900 In the
FIRST mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds bear interest mt per cent payable
lst OF January LIST OF July the principal being due in
1903 The mortgage by which they secured Is n
the company
The whole issue is not to exceed $4,000 seven per
cent and g 100000 sterling at six PEI The latter
have been placed in London price Welding rs
OF Sl0 IN currency free OF all expenses each 800
gold involved. or the former Sl50OO00 Is reserved to
provide Tor the present outstanding Ronded Debt OF the
Company The amount now offered 10 the public is u
part OF the remainder, and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds, OF $1,000 each or In Registered Bonds with inter-
the books OF the Company 5000 and $40 900 each
the option OF those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF July next.
Proposals must he for price Hat" J. tho accrued
interest with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and be for the whole part
not less than $0O0 Each proposal should state the kind
and denominaon OF Bonds wanted, and for Registered
Bonds the name in which they TO be issued should be
accurately given and each must be accompanied by a
per cent on the amount OF the Bonds proposed TO be
takensuch sum to be applied towards payment in
OF acceptance OF proposal and to be returned in case of
non-accepance.
The Bonds proposals accepted will be ready for
livery THURSDAY the 10Th day of July next at this
office, which time and place the balance due be
paid
The Company the right to reject all proposals
G. G CLARKE Treosnrer
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances IN washington at the
close OF business to-day were as fOllows:-
Currency .....-.. ST. SOC, 900
Com. a. zoe, 600
Certificates l15, SOC. COO
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No sale In Yesterdays list OF Alton and Terre Haute
Railroad Ut TO-
l2.I5 and 2,15 p. M.
$4,000 6s r. ST.. ll6 $500 Us $40, C. 1s. 1875
SEQ u $40 f5.... NIX 300 Us f20, c. '6S l2O
A5uO Us a-2L i ~ ll5n 5000 US b's G Xl La.
1850 p. M.-Before Ca

$4,000 Tenn f's, new.
5U0U Tenn 6's, old. 49,.
5000 n Z s., old. b c
1900 Chic& n w int b
5000 Cen pac gid BIDS. ]
1000 U Pac rs, Z D..
10000 Ohio NM con 5 f..
1000 Ohio h NJ I'd. J..
1000 Nil n ~ 7 10 div.
lCCO Bur. G. X n NJ LIST.
100 y J Cen LIST, new. ]
$50 shs n Y Z IL II II. be l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-11

A new railroad ear seat has just
been invented. The cushions rest ON
wooden frames, TO which are attached
eight springs, and so arranged rs to
Accommodate the seat 10 the move
ment of the car, rs well rs TO the mo-
tons Of the persons occupying it, One
Of the poculiarlIies of the seat consists
in the fact that each passenger occu-
pies his part without incommoding
his ncighbor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-11

TUE Bowling Green, CKy,l Demo-
crat recently Informed its readers, that
"during III address by Mr.. -, in Al
len county, Il few days ago, gentle
man in the audience arose partly to
his feet and with pathetic tenderness
remarked, 'Ouch!' He had been
sitting Oh wasp and the wasp had
Just noticed it,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-11
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L,OR RENT.-The building now occupied
T. by The Dallas Herald Office IL offered for
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-11

o. ClTARICK, n New York railroad
magnate, went into Wall street before
the Stock Exchange closed, on the Goth,
and investing one million dollars in n
speculation in Harlem made short
turn in which he realized three hun
deed thousand dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-11

There were in the libraries, public
and private of the United States, A.
100000 books in 1850; 130O0,000 in
1860; and i5,000,000 in 1S70--a won
dcrfully rapid increase.
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