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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MorEY MARKEr-LospoS. Feb. Ia r. NJ
Consols and American securities closed unchanged Con-
soils opened At g2h ga for both money and the
count United states hvewen,y bonds 1865 old, 93I
1858 a3h ten;iortes, s2h; new hves, 9l. Erie Rail
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs Feb: IA. M.-The Bourse
opened buoyant Rentcs, $751; zoe.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAREKr.--LrvgRPooL, Feb. l. r.
M.-The cotton market closed quiet The sales of the
ton and export OF the sales 900 bales were
Mddling uplands lod 0,sd middling Orleans, lO4d.
q lO1<d.
LIvrRpooL BREApsrurrs MARxEr.-LrvKnrooL, Feb l.
3P. M-The market Is quiet
LrvERpooL PRODUCES MARKKr.-LTyERrooI, Feb. Is
M-Petroeum, I'D. lid. per gallon for spirits and
PxrRoLrux MARxrr.-ANrwxRr, Feb. i-Pctroleum,
l4lsf for nne pale American
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TIE THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS,

The large and critical asse mblage that thronged
Steinway Hall last evening was not at all unprc-
pared for the rich musical treat Afforded by the
fourth Of the series Of symphony concerts given
under the auspices OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas. Their
predecessors had made the most favorable impress
zion, and 1t was but natural to anticipate warm
and substantial recognition on the part of an
eppreciative community. The concert 1t may ct
once be said, was In every respect, gratifying
success, ana in an artistic point Of view proved
genuine triumph-a fact, by the way, which
the audience seemed frequently deter.
mined to demonstrate. Rarely indeed has
any performance OF the kind given
more heartfelt satisfaction. simply because from
nrst to lass there was little or no room for I'm
pro vement. Ahumann's symphony No. 8, in e
nat. was the first work interpreted, after which
MISS Anna Mehlig played Chapin's Concerto No. 2,
z miner, Op. 2ll In manner that elected the
played none OF that vigorous 'pounding" which
plstinkulshes the performances Of some artists,
but her e1crt was characterized by fine SYM
pathetic feeling, an unerring accuracy and ex-
preston that took many by surprise. The three
cuted by her as only thorough artist could
ehat followed was meritoFously WON n'0' Beet.
th0ven's grand overture to Coriolanus, Op. 81,
term,!sicn and Of Itself alone 's Was ' almost
OF musical connoisseurs. Then followed Liszts
symphonic poem, "orpheus," q wierd though mar
welluus production; and alter 1t wagner's ssvors-
piei, Zu die Merstersinger Won Nuremberg" which
was listened to with mingled feelings OF wonder
and delight Altogether the concert was thor
oughly ENJOYABLE one, prominent feature being
the matchess precision and finish OF the orchestra.
1t is worthy Of note that at the sixth and last
cert on the evening OF April 20, Beethovens great
symphony No. o, opp. 125, minor, will be pro-
duced, and the choral movement Is to be sung by
the Handel and Haydn Society rom Boston, num-
years ago with great success under the direction Of
Mr. Thomas and DR.. Bcrge, and its repetition I'M
der such circumstances VIII doubtless be awaited
with pleasure.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW yonk HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.
HAVANA, JAM 81, 1873.
Financial matters are more quiet.
TELEGRAPHs INTERRUPTED
There are numerous complaints from the public
in consequence Of the interruption OF telegraphic
communication between Havana and Kingston.
kilograms are nine days coming, owing to the bad
condition Of the short land line between Havana
and Batabano.
Communication by cable between Dominica and
Martinique is interrupted and a vessel has been
engaged to carry the kilograms between those
islands.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALs.

LONDON, Feb /, 1873.
The arst snow storm Of the season in London oc
Cured this morning. The fall was light.
FIRE IN wOOLwICH MILITARY ACADEMY.
Fire broke out to-day in the central block of the
Royal Military Academy at Woowich and the
flames were not extingushed until the entire block
was destroyed The total loss is $25O,0OO.
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FIRE AT HICKMAN, KY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. /, 1873.
Two large commission warehouses; owned by
Plant Brothers and Bondurant Drury, at Hick-
man, KY, were destroyed by fire on Thursday
night. The losses OF Plant a Brothers are esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance $1,000. Bondurant q
Drury's losses are about $4,000; insurance $4,000.
There were considerable quantities OF cotton and
grain in the houses belonging TO farmers also
DESTROYED. making the total loss about $4,000.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPAKrMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. I'll A. n.
Probabilities.

T6U. II J
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States freslf
and brisk northeriy to westerly Winds lower tenl%
perature and generally clear weather; for tho
Southern States, east OF the Mississippi falling
temperature light to fresh northerly ana westerly
winds and generally clear weather; from Missouri
and the Ohio Valley to the Upper Lakes and Lake
Erie diminishing pressure, higher temperature,
winds gradually backing to westerly and southeriyl
Dut generally clear and cold weather.
The Signal ONCE reports the following tempesa<
lures at eleven p M. last night
duluth, degrees below zero; Escamaba, 2
degrees below; Keokuk, degrees below; Kings
ton, Canada, degrees below; Marquette, Mich, q
degree below; Milwaukee, degree below Nom
below; Port Stanley, 9 degrees below: Langeens,
degrees below; st. Paul, 10 degrees below3
Toronto. degrees below; Quebec IL degreo6
below; Fort Garry, Is degrees below.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK RERAls.

PRAGUE, Feb. I, 1873.
Disturbances are apprehended in the districts sur
rounding Prague because a meeting Of Czech dele
gates in the Bohemian Diet to protest against di-
rect elections was prohibited, and troops have
been sent to those localities to suppress any demon
stratiOn that nav be made
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revivals is going on 10 u very satisfactory ex-
tent in various parts of the country

In THE Stokes CASE YESTERDAY the bill of
exceptions was read before Judge Boardman,
and, after some argument, signed The pro-
ceedings to obtain writ of error were then
entered on, and. after some progress in this,
the Court adjourned over to Monday.
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MRS. WHARTON.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb /, 1879
IN the Wharton trial the jury at ten O'Clock sent
q communication TO the Court stating that they
were unable to agrees q verdict and asking to be
discharged. The Court refused to comply, and the
dury at alf-past two z. NJ was still out. Many ru-
mors are circulated how the jury will stand but
tbeY are only conjecture,
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb l, 1873.
After three days. agitated debate on the report
Of the committee on the Lyons war contracts, the
National Assembly this afternoon, by vote Of
$50 against AZ, adopted resolution condemning
the conduct of the parties who had hosted the red
mar in that CITY.
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lElEeaAk TO the NEW YORK HERALl

C0NsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 1, 1873.
1t is expected that His Imperial Majesty the Sui.
tan OF Turkey will attend the Vienna Exhibition.
Should he do so he will leave Youssouf Izeddin
Enendi at Constantinople, and before starting Will
proclaim the latter the heir to the Turkish throne
The Question OF Succession to the
Throne-An Important Dynastic Move
ment In the East.
The Sultan's action OF proclaiming His Highness
Izeddin his successor on the throne OF Turkey,
should 1t be persevered in. as 1t Is most likely
1t will, will exercise q most important and
decisive influence the current OF Eastern affairs
and 1t may be on the active diplomacy OF the Old
World Great Powers with reference thereto. Very
late accounts from Constantinople bring informa-
ton that there prevails serious difference among
the Turks on the subject OF the crown sue
cess0n. Under the law which has regulated
crown always passes to the eldest male OF the
imperial family whose father was on the throne at
the time OF his BIRTH so that as rule the Sultans
rave been succeeded not by their sons but by their
brothers. 1t was in accordance with this law that
the present Sultan, Abdul Aziz assembled the
t25th Of June, 1851, though the latter left seven
sons Abdul Aziz has four sons the cid
e en tss sS Of SSsSs
quently under the above law disqualified for the
crown, since at the time he was born his father
was not as yet Sultan. The lawful heir in the eyes
Murad Enendl, who was born during his fathers
reign, on the 21st of September 1910 but strong
party at court now urges the Sultan to introduce
the European system OF succession, and declare his
eldest son his heir. The old Mohammedan party,
however, is strongly opposed to such q course,
which,, 1t considers, would involve departure
from the precepts Of the Koran, and as under the
Koran Mohammedan is only bound to obey his
sovereign in so far he keeps within Its restric
results If the Sultan adopt the above proposal.
Moreover, 1t ia feared in C0nstantn0ple that the
Egypt and the Bey OF Tunis, who, as 1t is, bear
with impatience the suzerainty OF the Sultan, Will
seize the opportunity for declaring themselves in
dependent II Sultan Is crowned whO accord
ing to the law which existed at the time when they
did homage at Constantinople, would not be the
rgRtful heir to the throne.
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SPAIN.

French Reports Of the Progress Of the Carlist
Insurrection Railway and CONNER
eial Communication Interrupted-Bat-
tic with the Royalists and Claim
Of Bourbonist Triumph.
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FIRE IN LIBERTY PLACE LAST NIGHT.

Last night, about halfpast ten O'Clock, a IRE
broke out in the four story brick building in the
rear Of No. Liberty place. The building was
owned by George w. Platt, and is damaged to the
extent or $4,000, and the total loss on stock will
amount to high as $40, 200. The Ore burned very
rapidly and was with difficulty subdued.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

PORT Az PRINCE, Jan. 2O,l
80 Via HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1873
There has been an attempt to create an insur-
rection in Hayt for the purpose Of preventing the
election for President.
The demonstration was soon suppressed and
sixty OF the ringleaders were arrested, five of
whom were executed.
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A SNOW IN NEVADA.

VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. I, 1878.
snow storm Of twenty hours duration has
just ceased. The snow is eighteen inches deep.
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LISBON, Feb. I, 1879.
The strike Of the engineers and stokers' on the
Portuguese railroads has terminated the govern
ment having interfered and compelled them to re
sumo work.
Trains have again commenced running as usual.
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Alto let q Cold have Its Own Way IL to
assist In laying the foundation Consumption To euro
the most stubborn cough cold you have only to
judiciously DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
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ATHENS, Feb. 1, 1879.
The Italian Minister to Greece refuses to have
any communication with M. Spiotakis the Grecian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, in consequence Of the
receipt of an alleged discourteous letter.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Jan. 81 1873,
Exchange weak. with downward tendency %
United states 60 days. currency 1871 AZ premium:
short sight l5 10 premium 60 days gold, 80 DS
MUM; short sight, 32H 81 premium on London, Il 0 q
premium Spanish gold, 81 premium
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KINGSTON, ia, Jan. %, 1873.
His Excellency Governor Grant has returned to
Jamaica.
The United States steamship wyoming and the
German feet have arrived at Kingston.
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TURKEY.

The Sultan May Visit vienna-The Succession to
the Throas-An Important Question for the
Peoples Of the East and in Europe
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Cancer Permanently Cured without
the aid of the knife; charge until cured perfectly.
Address J. E. WALKER, So East Thirteth street
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DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy
rheumatism Neuralgia permanently eradcated from
the system. Advice gratis daily 81 John street. Cir
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Bass Ale, in Pints, Now Landing, ae
81 TO- currency lots the trade at e. ship All
the leading brands Of Ale and Porter equally low entire
purchased at half t value for cash and offered At per
trade in lots II. B. KIRK CO., So Fulton street Es-
tahlislpd 1879
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ENGLAND.

Snow Storm in London-Fire in Woolwich Mill
tary Academy.
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Chapped Hands and Rough Skin Cured
bv using JUMPER TAR SOAP, manufactured by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD CO., New York.
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Pure and Nell ow-Century whiskey

Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harm
less water changes any hair to golden 81 So Broad
way, Thrty-fourth street.
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HAYTI.

Presidential Politics and Attempt at Insurrec-
tion-Arrest and Execution.
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"a widow and Her Child.-

singular Instance OF superStttiOn cauo 70 IIgnt nOU
long since, which Is thus related -
Going into q neighbors house, one day last week.
found one Of the children suffering from severe cough
medical assistance should be obtained. The mother o.
the agreed that 1t very bad but said that beiore
long used in similar cases and meyer found to fail On
gravely informed me that the charm consisted u
.HALE,S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAk"
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and B0erum street.
Open from A. N. too NJ.
On Sunday from 3t0 9 p. NJ
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A.-GaZzam's
COLLECTION AGENCY 22o Broadway.
See Financial column OF this paper.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
diseases Of the feet. cured by Dr. ZACHARIE Union
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BOHEMIA.

Political Agitation and Prospect Of Public
Tumulr.
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CUBA.

Money Market More -Telegraphs Inter-
rupted.
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Announcemont.-Rhe atism, Kidney
complaints diseases cured New York Elec
trical Cure. IA University place. Send for circular.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for tho Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC CO.,
6s5 Broadway are the propretors and manufacture
ers. No connection with any other drug store.
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JAMAICA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The Governors Rsturn-War Ships in Port.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color %
THE HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANS.
ING THE SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA is WITHOUT
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Fresh supply or DR.. O'Brien's Rec
STORER AMERICA No. 2 FOR THE HAIR, Just
ceived. AUDNUT'S, broadway, Herald building.
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Censure of Popular War
Action.
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ANOTHER OF SHAW's VICTIMS DEAD.

CAMBRIDGE, N. Y, Feb. I, 1873.
Harriet L. Shaw, the third victim In the Shaw
poisoning case. died to-day. The other three ara
very low and must soon follow.
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Contracts Made for Future Deliveries
the
following leading brands of
CHAMrAGNES:-
Pommery 4 Greno,
Jules Mumm 4 Co.,
Krug Il Co.,
Runart Perc Fills. t, ~
Bruch, Foucher Co.
Wine and Spirit Broker,
IL Beaver street, New York.
B.-Partcuar attention. paid 70 the purchase and
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A.-Wedding and Ball Cards, Paris
Styles; MonOgrams, Orders Of Dancing, &c.
). EvERDELL., 500 Broadway. Established 1870.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-PrfxesC asheas
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ 4 co. 10 Wall street.
Post office box 4,685
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Ask Your Druggist or Grocer for tho
BELL sCHNAPPS" the purest stimulant Of the age.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
out Orders filed, prizes cashed information fur
nished. Highest rates paid tor spanish bills &c. &C.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. l6 Wall street, New YORK
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Eyercise.-I.
d,s Gymnasium>

Twenty eighth street, Fifth avenue Special train.
ing for dyspepsia corpuency nervous debility govt &c
Turkish bath, Lift cure boxing &c. Open day and even
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GREECE AND ITALY.
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Ministerial Discourtesy and Diplomatic offence
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A LII WHO BUILD SHOULD TAKE The AMERICAN
N BUILDER. February number now ready ull OK
plans and working drawings Order through
news agents or call at the office Murray street ~
wear; sent ON trial four months TOR 81 -.
CuAS. y. LAkEY. Ppblisher>- }
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
251 and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
A.-St. Vitus' Dance Curable.-Wattss
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE cured my daughter, who SUI
9. W. LXKEMXN. 90 Hillary street. Brooklyn
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PORTUGAL.
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Executive Interference Against Labor Strike
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Campo's Infallible SpeciAc.-Supremo
remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia Govt
McKESsON 4 ROBBINS SO Fulton street..
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Try surbrug's Golden Sceptre, q DELE
cious smoking Tobacco. Depot Isl Fulton street
Udolpho Wolfe's schiedam Schnaprs
Is recommended by all the medical faculty.
Wedding Cards-1O4 Fulton street.
WIN. EvERDELL'S SONS Established 1872
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surprise read the accusation against Captain STEEN
cp Fp ~ Tho Bremen bark Argonaut deem II duty
10 say that we believe II 70 be base fabrication
We knew Captain STEENGRAFE - master or bark9
Corioan Stella and Argonau for the last twenty years.
and as we have in the capacity Of pilots been aboard 81
his vessel several days and scmeufnes week, We enn
bear witness to his treatment OF PASSENGERS which waS
AWAY exceedingly kind, and we likewise Know Captahn
STEENGRA FE 10 be q strictly sober man.
We hope you will give this space n your yalnehle
paper that the public may De unueceved ater tns tesu
nony of scandal makers OF which there are gene
rally son's AN"''S HENRY BURNETT.
HENRY J. TOPPING.
CHRISTIAN WULF.
THOMAS Mostly.
j. JEWELL.
WALTER BREWER.
AMEB BOURNE.
JOHN SHOCKS.
HENRY WEAVER
DANIEL GILLESPIE
JOHN WuLF.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-23
9dlnt.

An immense audience greeted this com
pany last night and were the capn city of
the hall twice as great, it would have b cen
crowded to its utmost limit. TO say that
every one present were pleased would be
mild indication of their feelings; they
were more, they were delighted, and in
the fullest sense Of the term most perfec fly
en- tertained. The character of the per-
Torrance was Of the Ethiopian minstrel
order, the participants being amateurs of
our city, and it was characterized by
polish, capital acting, spicy local hits and
excellent music. At any futu re time, end
as often MS these young gentlemen ma y be
pleased 10 give our citizens such treat,
they may confidently expect rousing au.
diencca, as they most certainly deserve
them.
For very liberal Courtesie extended,
we return our acknowledgment to the very
gentlemanly manager Geo. Msrriweather,
Esq.
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We we're more thNn ordinarily gratihed
yesterday, in linking the hand of mn old
time Kansas friend NJ. Dullene, Esq Mr..
3. is one Of the most prosperous mer-
chants in The beautiful Boston of the
West--the city of Lawrence, Kansas. We
regret that his stay was 80 brief, but. We
are pleased to learn that it is his object to
establish his gen in business in this city,
in which case business and social circles
of the city win pnin o valuable member
and poi.ha Young gentleman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-23

The wonderful art Of this gentleman in
producing some very pretty and really
ornamental concci's in glass, by q novel
aud interesting process, will DO open to
he curious on Monday night next, at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wherever the professor has exhibited,
he has always drawn delighted audiences,
and VIC can safely assure our citizens
that they could not spend more peNr-
ant hour than in witnessing Professor
Greinors peculiar art.
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50dtf
Notice.

We propose to sell the best mattresses
ever made in thu State at the lowest prices,
we defy cempction in price or quality. A
large stock always kept TO furnish any
size orders Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL s. co.
vl-n32-dwly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
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This growing house is becoming one of
the NEST thoroughly equipped in our city.
Its stock embraces most of the standard
publications Of the day, with miscela-
neouS collection Of novels, books, nursery
publications aad full stationery lines. A
large and beautiful collection of chromoa
were received yesterday, which are offered
from seventy-ive cents to ten dollars.
tn, y are both rich and elegant works of
art and are already being rapidly dis.
posed Of. Call up and lock at them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-23

"A fine rmnait of our distinguished
fellow-ciiaan Judge Nat ~ Burford may
be seen al Frctman's photograph gallery J
and although, What might be termed by
art-critc' lille "painting," the strong
features If rot tho absolute good looks
don't b'rs' / se) Of the subject, are dis
Lirelly plolnold.
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-.Msssrs. !Kahn,& Co., con fec toners

--Msssrs. sKahn,& Co., confectioners
have won their way to public favor BY
< strict attention and care in the manufac
turing Of their confsctions, and BY accor-
ding that politeness and thoughtful atten
ton to theiricustOmsrs too often neglected
by merchants.
Their splendid sod fountain the "lee-
land" furnishes most exhlerating bev-
eragc and is aiIably presided over by
young M. Kahn.