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The New York herald., 1874-10-25
Foreign Ports.

ANrwxRr, Oct s-sailed, ship Kate Prince, Hamilton.
xpns, Sept A-Arrived, ship Alice vennard Could
AsUA qIaytD Sept 2s-In port brig Chance ,r, Chris
bRIsToI. Oct losaicd' BARK Rosetta Mcneil Bryant,
In King Road 10TH bark Luigi dtaD, cahero from
BnnnnRnAyrs Oct 7-Geared, ship Edith tBr, Rogers,
New YErs sag q & sntSp sn;n sou
GrS ua uShes d W Srash I aRs kos
BuaRAap isIsT, Oct 5-1rrived ship Wildwood Frost.
BAnnADors, Oct 2-Passed, bark Ada Carter. Abergh,
from Rio Janeiro for Nayassa and Baltimore mot as be-
BLACK Rlyta, ia Oct SIN port brig Maggie Vail 3D.
Miller for philadephla IN as before rcporsd from
Liverpool (and was ordered 10 New Orleans.
CAclIARL Oct 3-Arriyed brig LAmico uaD, Esposito'
,,CApH, octa-Arriysd brig santo Frisco dtap cafero
csossrsni, Oct 4-Irrivea. bark Berg cSor,, Mel
SEP, s ships ssw
waue Queen Br ioi Do SYRIA ria Br ior do via Port
spain; bark una, Weaver, anc, and others reported
Proceeding down the river Sept IS ship Marmion Br
Sailed from saugor sept H. ships Arundel Castle Br,.
Talton New York Victoria Atwood, Boston Sth Ros-
DAsrsIc Oct ARRIVED barks Helios GER, zeismer,
1IogcEsIEn Oct s-Arrived, bark Nauta AUS, Ivan
Gssoa oct ARRIVED. bark Doce de JUNO csp), Co
H1vnr. Oct s-cleared steamship strassburs t0er),
HAMBURG, Oct 7Arrived. steamship ThurinGia Q3cr),
Meyer, New York 49,
sailed rom cuxhsven 7th ship Geo Green. Wilcox,
Cardiff; bark Maggie Chapman tBr, Dernier, Phiadei
phis. :
HosoLuLc, Sept 22--Arrived, schr Gen Harncy, Red
sailed 10Th ship ieen Norris Chase, Bakers Island.
In port sept l5 snip Syren Benson from Boston disg
bark Jane Falkinburg Brown, from Astoria, Just ar
rived for Portland q Matte Msclay tHaw, Forbes Tor
do: brig Tmandra Ravens, tor San Francisco
Arrived of sent 25 barks Queen Emma liaw). JenKs,
San Francisco and proceeded for Mebournel Chicoa
tIaw, Shepherd do and proceeded for Auckland M!
IrAGuA, Oct s-Sailed, bark Fanny Lewis (Br, Sd
wards Boston. - /,
.LrvKRpool, oct 1oArrivcd steamship Algeria Br, lie
Messurier. New YORK. . -,
Sailed 9TH steamship Alps (Br), Drakeford, St John,
NIB, and New YORK.
Cleared 9th. ship Agenor Gould, Calcutta, o,.,,
LKirH, Oct 9-Arrved. bark LusslRnano utaIl Glauu-
Itch. New York; Maddaiena II dtaD Debouer do
AfDDLEsBoso Oct 9-Saied, ship Arauca tbr), Mckay'
Oregon.
MALAGA, Oct 8-Cleared, bark Aberdeen, Dunbar, New
York brlgs PetteDgll Hall, do: Eizabeth tbr'
NIaAGo.sE Oct 3-saiicd schr Two Sisters Br
Thomas Boston
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
A II u s E n E N IS.
italian Opera.

Marchetti's opera, "Ruy Bias" was presented AZ
the Academy Of Music yesterday as . matinee at
traction, and 1t drew very slim house. The cast
was the same as on its first representation, Nine.
Potenttni appearing as the Queen OF SPAIN Miss
Cary as CasiIda, Signor Carpi in the t,tle role Sig
nor Del ruente as Don Sallust, and Signor Fiorni
as Don Guritano On Monday next al Trovatore"
viii he given, with the following cast :-Leonora,
Mile. Marie Hebron; Azucena, MISS Cary; Man.
rico, Signor Carpi; Di Luna, Signor Del Puente.
Mile AlDani makes her rentree on Wednesday In
what Is considered her most Impressive role Glda,
in "Rigoletto." WITH Slgnor Tagiiapierra, the new
barytone, as the unhappy jester. la Sonnam-
Oulan VIII be repeated on Friday, ana next week
we shall probably nave "Mignonh and ..rhe Mar
riage OF Figaro" ''Lohengrin- Will also be placed
IN Immediate rehearsal. SignOr Muzio proposes
70 bring out during the season, on sunday night
at the Academy OF Music, the last great WORK Of
Verdi, the Requiem Mass, written in memory OF
his distinguished compatriot, Alessandro ManzOni,
with chorus OF 800 voices and an orchestra OF 100
performers The mass will then be heard in tLs
entirety for the first time.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

IN the right direIoon. Ners n ono duty most OF
tne 1ournailsisl lorget-to spyisnd an enort toward
Q worthy emu. AuGUSTIN DAILY.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

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pepsa, Indigestion, Mental and Nervous Exhaustion
Loss OF strength Flesh and appetite and weakness
PHIfE OF LIME AND SODA. This famous Tonic and
Invigorator will rapidly restore your Health and
strength aud build mp inygorate and vtaze the whole
system Prices 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only BY
TAKE DOSE OF SCHENoK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
If you want good digestion.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states, legal everywhere dcserton. &C, sum
cien cause no publicity required; charge unu di.
vorce granted advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway
TAKE A DOSE OF SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
4 II you want to prevent typhoid lever.
BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COUkrs
n ofdtnerent states; legal cveryWhcrei no puoncity
no fees In advance; advice free i9r ever
STATE. FREDERICK KIM,
Counsellor Law 363 broadway.
TAKE A DOSE or SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
i II you feel that everything goes wrong.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
SH NG WS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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Cure Professionalism.

The following, which we clip from
the GALVESTON News, may be Of henetit
to some poor unfortunate!
\ friend having heard that some OF
our clllaens had been bitten by rahld
dogs and their cure was considered
doubtful, sends the following preserlp'
llon for the cure Of patentsNlillcled by
Ihe disease. lie says that he can pro-
duce evidence that viii corroborate
what he says, We give the prescrlp'
ton for what II may be worth; "Boil
poke root aud new milk, equal parts,
and elyo II 10 the paTient until II pro-
duces slcep.pi The above was used In
one OF the worst stages, mud proved
effective when science and medicine
failed. ,..H ...
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The po,icemen's Pay OF Dallas.

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
Does it pay honest men and men
that are interested in the future of
their families to seek the situation of u
policeman in this place? The services
of one member of that body brings
several hundred dollars into the city
treasury per month, and he is
taken from home all the time, from
his family constantly and at all hours
Of the night. He that knows not what
ii Is to have an unbroken night of rest
is to have only fifty dollars per month,
while those that have abundance and
| float in afiiuence make such laws. The
policeman is compelled to give up all
social eDjoyments, all family RESPONSE
bilities, and leave the heavy cares Of
economizing and care Of the sick ut
| home on the wife. And she! How
can she succeed in paying house rent,
provision bills, drug bills, doctors
bills, wood bills, water bills, and
clothing bills with fifty dollars per
month. While she is worrying and
striving at home with all the drudgery
and care Of her children to save every
penny, she can find no time to get
work to add few dollars to the fifty
dollarsamonth. She knows that no man
can afford help ever so cheap at home
with the sum allowed of fifty dollars
month. You want responsible men to
fill the place of watchmen and peace
protectors in this city. How you can
secure such at the present rate of pay,
is out of all reason. You moneyed men,
men of ease and pleasure, do not want
any such laborious occupation, and
other men that would fiji the places
with honor to the city and themselves,
have too much pride to submit their
families to want and care to serve a
public that will not grant them suif-
cient for bread and water. So, finally,
you will be compelled TO take the scum,
who care not how they get their mon
ey and will have 1t, men that the peo-
pie cannot trust.
Respectfully, Mr.. Editor, beg of
you TO insert this. / am not able to
pay for it, forI am policemans wife.
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RAILROAD TEMG FABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains NJ
nnilHs.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
VhEEi MALLS.



Arrival and Departure Of Mails nj Dallas Post.
once.
Northern mail arrives daily ut S.35 y M;
departs nj O:al m. I-LIo |.
southern mail arrives at G:20 IN; departs
NJ S;'1j y m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 9l5 NJ;
departs AZ 1850 pm.
Fort Worth, Weathcrford ana Jaclisboro
mail arrives except Sundays at p N; he
parts except sundays AZ q IN,
pouton and Wise County, LewiSvlllc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at M; departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday az : Il m.
CleDurnC, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alyarndo malt departs Monday and
Thursday at ! am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday NJ PM
drcenylle, HINT County, Rocl,wall and
hilWood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
~ Il M; departs Tuesday and Friday no
pin.
WaXah0cbie mail arrives Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday Mt UpLn,; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nj ~ ain.
Scyeno, H9ughtS store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
day at u ni.; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
All mails close Gt7 p m, MS the bulk of the
mail arrives, and Is distributed AT night.
william Jones, Postmaster; =. =. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. u. ADAMS, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; u. A. Brown, Box Dis.
ributing Clerk.
Persons having grievances against the
Office ON any account will please report the
fat IN writing or In person. 20 the uoSlmaster
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ClgQssCY pEasMalTNasY.


81. Matthew's Episcopal Chnrch-.Coruer La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. s. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday school ut . am. Services
at lOl2 am. and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonth--Cornei
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. Dr. W
+. Easterllng, Pastor. sunday School ut
a.m.; Services at II u. m. and ~ p. IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
at IL A. ~, ana corner Young and Ervay
streets, at =. ". every sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Ghurch--Bryan street new build.
ing)-Hev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser.
vices: Low mass, Am; high mass, l0l9 am.
vespeis, PIN.
Christian Chnrch-Eller n. NJ. Gano, Pastor
Services every Lords day ut II 4. NJ, and T.:
pm. sabbath school at ~ am.
Missionary Baptis. Churcll--'Patterson ave
nue.. Rev. Abr0m Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
school ut S]2 am. Services vt lO4 am. and
Si@ pm.
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev A
p. Smith, DID,, Pastor Services every Sab.
bath at l0t5 am. and 2 pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday ~ Z pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at 8 O'Clock.
Cumberland Presby tGrian Chnrch-Jefierson
street. Sunday School ut So am. Services
at ii Il. NJ. ana Sp. IN.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preachng eve.
~ sabbath evening ut odd Fellows hall at
$50 O'clock.
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A Noble Picture.
From the Austin statesman.

From the Austin statesman.l
Attention is called 10 the Informal
ton, in another column, in regard to
the purchase, by the Hood brigade as
sociation, of The beautiful picture, "Lee
at the Wilderness This already cele-
brated piece, the work of q Texas artist,
Mr.. McArdle, of Washington county,
does not only great credit to the author,
but rises equal to the heroic moment
which it so wildly depicts. 1t will be
remembered that, at the battle of the
Wilderness, at IL moment when the
fortunes Of war We're weighing heavily
against the gallant southern army,
under the eye of chat greatest of
christian soldiers, General II. Lee,
II noble band of Texans, COM
manded by General Gregg, were Or
dered to push forward upon the enc
my, to save, if possible, the day. The
federal army, with ten TO one, Were
pushing forward upon the weary and
worn coniederates, when to Hoods
brigade was ascfibed the donors of the
field As these brave inch were NOV
ing in the charge, General Lee dashed
10 their front to lead them on through
the storm of bullets. Death was hang
ing upon every motion of the passing
breeze, but the good man, with tears of
love and the fire of II soldier upon his
brow, called upon the members of the
brigade,t to follow him.
1t was u terrible moment. and one in
which the precious life of the COM
mander WAS momentarily imperiled.
Heroes are often born OF u moment, and
the hero of this was the resolute Texan
who boldly advanced to the side of
Lee, and SEEING The bride of his horse,
declared that he must return to the
rear. This moment is the one upon
which the artist has seized to create
his splendid picture, and he has sue.
ceeded. 1t displays tho fire of genius,
and .portrays with the sternest reality
a memorable scene upon most MEM
orable field. .,.
1t has been our pleasure to look upon
the works Of the greatest masters in the
noted galleries of both the old and new
worlds, and We cannot, after several
times having examined the picture
critically, fail to pronounce Lee ut the
Wilderness" worthy an honored place
anywhere. We are glad to know the
brigade has secured it, and hope they
may realize their expectations.
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ntF,s,AS COUNTY.

District Judge--H. BarkSdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G.. Bower, Dallas.
District and cX.oiiicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy ClerlS-R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William 4. HarwoOd.
Sheritt-James l.. BarIlley.
ETaA Clerk-W. l.. Vermillion.
Deputy Sheritfs-,I. Nj. Chapman. Thomas
;. FLOYD, Thomas Z. scott, Beverly Scott,
john Bowen.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer--M Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-!Thomas John
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
PrecinctNo. l-John u. Kertoot presiding
justicel Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William a. George. Ian.
easter.
Precinct No. 3-Charies Barker, Cedar
Hill. lH
Precinct No. 4-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5--Thornas ID. Coates, Scyene.
CONsTiBLES.
Precinct No. IA. IL Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. a6R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A.. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. l-William l.. Cabell, Dallas.
Precinct No. FLAMES III. Swindells Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Eiam sharp.
Precinct No. Thomas j. N ash.
Precinct No. 5-Henry 9. Sweet, Scyene.
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cay'r STAND IT.
willing 10 PaJ ssl 80, hut not S72 per
AMMAN.

"rhe mercury At ninety, aud still
you walk remarked n gentleman TO
90 enst Dallaslan.
ayes; | can't stand the tax. Twenty
cents per day ls seycnly-lhreo dollars
per year, Too much, entirely too much,
for half u miles ride,n WIS thosmiling
mathematical reply, ..tal
"That IL true, but scarcely enough 10
pay the doctors and druggists bills"
was the rcjolndcr "and such bill you
are likely to incur by II daily walk IN
our summers SUM- .....
"Rather warm experience, but with
such protection as IN umbrella will
afford, intend to summer II that way
replied the persprlng east ender, as he
vigorously famed himself with hit.
"lve determined on that One dollar
and twenty cents per week, sometimes
one sixty, Is too much--l must walk"
at lisa considerable tax when the
ride has 10 be made three and four
times n day, admit, but, then, the care
of city railroads Is rs moderate rs could
be expected. No money, over very
small per cent, Is being made by the
company at present rates"
~ can't gain say II, for | know moth
ing about the revenues and expenses (;
but this do know, that while the eX-
pense cannot be effected by my riding
or not riding, the revenues would If !
did. / am willing to pny two and II
half cents four times day, but not
four times five; and there are fifty like
me.n
"But my friend, II the fare was re-
ducod to two and n halfcents, your IF
ty would not begin to make good the
loss or difference in receipts
at would, though, If properly man.
aged. Suppose the company issued n
monthly ticket, emitting the holder to
sixty rides for three dollars, my fifty
would make II difference of one hum
dred and fifty dollars per month in re-
ceipts. This siXty-ride ticket need and
would not interfere with the fare for
one, two or five tickets, or any number
under the observation-disclosures tick
et.n
"How would the fare be collected +?
Like the thousand mile railroad ticket,
each ride punched on the card by the
driver as taken, ] suppose"
"That mode would answer, though
attended with no little Inconvenience
TO that gentleman of leisure, the
driver" said the east Dallasian smil-
ing. 81 have no particular mode of
collection to suggest; there are hun
dreds from which the company can Sc
lect. We will pay two and half
cents ride, and pay for sixty of them
in advance, but not one cent more. II
the company can stand it, and the UNI
brellas, too, we can"
With that expressive Americanism
$50 onn and wave of the hand the
friends parted. Whether the points
presented by the east Dallasian are
well taken, whether such desirable
arrangement could be carried out by
the company without loss, and whether
the "nimble siX-pence is better than
the slow shilling" are questions we
do not propose to answer, and respect
fully refer to the wide-awake and ac-
commodating gentlemen composing
the city railroad company.
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----------------------- -
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY OF DALLAS.

MayOr-W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-W liam NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
TrcasureI-Robert Ii. West.
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. Keeton.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Deputy MaThal-John III. Ryan.
Poicemen-J. w. Spencer, A. w. Mixson,
+. NJ. Russell, {. y. Blood, Samuel Crabb, f..
IL. +. Nichols, w. f. Morton, j. Ii. Elder j..
l.. Hamcl, =. A. Stewart, Stephen Hudson,
Frank TuSten.
Health Otiicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward: II. T. BurSes, James
d. Coughanour. John NJ. Hover. Third
ward; a. 4. Hensley, John Owens, James c.
Mcconnell, Fourth ward: II. b. Mcconnell,
w. g. Young.
The offices of the various city officers are
AT the city market house. The board of AL
dermcn meet in regular session at the coun-
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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Tsssefui and Elegant.

Mr.. Linskie, the undertaken, whose
establishment is located at the summit
of Main street, has just received one Of
the most beautiful hearses ever manu-
Pictured. 1t IL from one OF the leading
coach and carriage factories of Cincin-
natl, and Is an establishment not ex-
celled west of New York. The Innings,
in sable and white silk, are superb, and
the plumes which are made of ostrich
feathers costing alone, one hundred
dollars. Mr.. Linskie has just received
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-19

Although the dull season ~
setting I'm. the '.OId Reliable"
book and stationery house of
Pierce d Lyle, continue 10 re-
ceive heavy invoices Of goods
I'm their line. Dallas Is growing
fast, but they keep ahead Of
her. and have about the largest
book store I'm the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-19
smaIIpox az Now 0rieams.

AZ IL meeting Of the New Orleans
board of health, on the ninth inst, DR..
Russell stated, In communication, tllAt
there have been $50 eases Of smallpox
reported to the board OF health In the
Inst four months, commencing January
J aud ending April 80, 1874, OF these
$50 were white and $3.50 coored, During
The same period there have been 3B2
deaths 10y the disease; Of these $50 were
white and iS2 colored, The per centage
OF deaths ns to cases is "a per cent OF
white and 81 Of colored.
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WANTED.

q situation on iarm by one who is COM
petent 10 take charge OF and manage alarge
one. He knows what work Is and is not
AFRAID Oft. He understands fully the mean
Ing of "go ahead;" has practiced IL and will
continue to do so: would prefer that IL be
within i've or eight miles of Dallas. Salts
faction given or no pay expected. He is n
young man OF sterling integrity and very
temperate. Address Immediately III. C..
llEKALD otiics, ami IL In the city he will call
ut an early date To see you. SOdh
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Gold Pens, HANK Hooks. E.tc.

Gold Pens, Hank books. Etc.
E'hc largest. mOst complete
and elegant stook OfgOld pcns,
bi,imls books. stationery, bibles,
smnGay school literature, inks,
pocket books, bankers eases.
feather busters, picture frames.
aaDunls, pocket cutlery and crO-
quei sets I'm Dallas, Is M Fgank-
liD's book store. MAin street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-19

Horse thieves made raid in Ellis
county last week, and took off from
the neighborhood of Village and Mus
tang creeks, several horses. On Fri
day morning last, just before daylight,
three men in chase of u bunch of h0r-
ses, passed the house of Mr.. Dykes
and Parks, in the edge of the town of
Ennis. Men who own horses in this
part of the county. are in constant
dread ofthieves. If this horse steal
ing is not stopped, and thatsooD, horse
property will not be worth a cent In
this part of the comtry.-[ Ennis Ar
gus, May 10.
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A Rare Chance.

We offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business than any
two houses In Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and is now very
profitable. We have good fire proof house,
and a nice, well selected stock Of goods
want my brother TO assist me here is my
only reason far selling,
.. ID. BLAKE,
0Sdtf or Clark BRYAN 4 Blake.
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NOTICE..
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS UFFICE,(
CRY or DALLAS, May 2, 1874.
All persons having scrip, bonds or other
evidences of indebtedness against the city of
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience to n
resolution OF the city council, passed on the
first day Of May, 1874, to present the same to
the city Secretary for registration, before the
0th day Of Juhe, 1874,
w. l.. CABELL,
7siid Mayer.
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llair WnrslslrE.

An persons engaged and transacting bust
ness in this city, without having taken out
their occupation tax, are hereby notified that
unless the same is paid within ten days after
the publication of this notice, the penalty
attached TO the same will be rigidly enforced.
j. Il. BARKLEY,
7Sdl0d Sheriff Dallas county.
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Ton UrlY 10 IAias.

The truth IN, that lady has only lost her
beauty by continued III health, but lust wait
TIL she uses two or three bottles of English
Female l3lttels, and your opinion will uu-
derRo slight change.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-19

JIsi received Mark Twain's
last book. 'I'Ic Gilded Age
nIid the Life Of Edwin Forrest.
by James Rsccs.
PIERCE a. ENLE.
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business street OF the town Of Hutchins, on
lhe Central Railroad In Dallas county, for
sale Vt low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W. SWINDELIS,
lyl5dtf Herald Office. e
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IL Is an oftmooted question, can Consump-
ton be cured? The pros and cons are
almost innumerablo ~ are the victims to
this fatal disease. On one ground all agree,
That MarSden's Pectora Balm will relieve
every case and cure n majority. For sale by
all druggists.
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First invoice OF summer llnery TO he had
at cost NJ Mrs. Baths, Austin street, near the
postoilicc. Sldtf
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That combination OF all the spices IL excel
lent. You can get It Off. 4. Downs6 Co.
Sold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-19

now invoice Of collins and caslSels,
the latter the pretiIesl we have ever
looked NJ.
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English Female Ritters, that famous iemal,
medicine, has become q by-word among Oul
people, and many relieved ladies bless DR.
Dfomgo0le Tor It's introduction.