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The New York herald., 1874-11-13
BILLIARDS..

Three Thousand Spectators at the Tour
nament-vignaux Beats Garnier-Vig-
naux the Probable Winner Of the
Emblera-The Games To-Day.
Now that the games nearly all played and
that the winner can be picked out OF tnree-Gar.
nier, vignaux and Joe Dion-the interest in the
games has treoled. Yesterday afternoon Daily
aLd Ubassy were the first contestants IN the field.
DAILY led and took the lead in the 1fth inning with
run of 3s, and on the fifteenth played another
good inning for 70. AT the close or the game, when
DAILY scored his 3oth carrom, UDassy had only made
1o4. The following is the score:-
Day-0 ], ]. IS, g. l, /, o. O. H. l, l, l. 20, 5, l.
r. Q, so, 2, 8 l. g. 16 0, s. l, l. 5, o, = $500.
ubassy-0, 3, 9, 4, Z, 0, 2, l. o, o, 2, 0. o.
2, &c, 0, l. s, . /, l. Q, ], 2, $, O. 2, IL, l-lO4.
HIGHEST RUNS.
Daly-3S, TO- %, so, 80. Unassy-36, IL.
Daly-s l4-l7. Ubassy, 5 5-33
Time OF game-one hour and twenty minutes.
The second game OF the afternoon seance wos
played between Cyrile Dion and Slosson, OF
Chicago. The following is the score:-
slosson-l, 3, IS %, %, Q, 8 3D. 2. o. o, l. 0. O.,
IL, so, 81, 81. 3, 8. 2, 22, l, 3, 800.
Cyrle Don-l, a. z, 4, 0, 30 0, p, 0, o. 0. IL, l.
-, /, l, p is, !. G, 81, l, 9, Al, 4, l7-2s6.
HIGHEST RUNS.
Slosson-23, %, 50, 81, 81, 22. Dion-3o, %, a.
81, a..
Slosson-1l 1-o. Dion-lo 1927.
Time ol game-One hour ana fifty minutes.
THE EVENING
session was one of the most remarkable exhiDi-
tions OF billiards ever gwen in the metropolis
There were at the least 3,ooo people jammed into
Tammany Hall, and the managers deserve credit
Tor the efforts that were made to ac-
commodate the ladies. The first game
between Albert GARNER, the present cham
pl0n, and Maurice Vignaux. Both men are cele-
bra ted billiard artists ana this occasion they
exceed themselves. playing remarkable game
IL was certainly the most exciting game ever
nIa nI in Npv Yprk no TOLL nyyfn ~ rNa
Vgnaux-5 IL, 0, 20, u 0, Ia. II, IA, 73, /. IL,
a. o. o. 0, l. O. O. o, l. 0. 0, 10, O. 90. 0, 5000.
Garnier-o, l3, 49, o. O. O, 0, o, 0. S, !, S, l, SO,
%, %, o, 50, 0, L. /, 2 :, 0, 20, o. !, l-2S8.
HIGHEST RUNS.
ViRnaux-29 70, 81, 80, 30; Garnier-43, SO, 40,
%, IS.
Vignaux-9 2l-31; Garnler-9 9-3l.
Time OF game-One hour and fiity-four minutes.
During the intermlsslon the spectators were
very excited, and Vignaux was pulled about and
pump-handled by about half a hundred OF his en-
time IN calling game, and the two next contest
ants. RUdolphe and Joe Dion, appeared upon the
scene OF action.
The following is the score-
Rudopne-lo, o. 4S, 3, O. l, Q, 3, SO, Al, 2 "a, 0,
2, 10. 90, 0, $500.
J. Don-s, c, 4e, 2, l. l, 8, o. 0, 6, ., !, 5,
67-lA
highest runs-Rudolphe, 4s, So, Al, "a co; Dion,
&C, 81.
Average-Rudolphe, Is 1919; Dion. g.
Time or game-One nour and thirteen minutes.
The following Is full
OF games played In the national grand tourna-
ment al TammaDy Hall on 5xl0 Grlnth's table
httea with DeIany's wire cushions. Thrty-Iwo
games played up 10 last night.
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4 1arinsens Li.zts Gary Li..is E = p%Sw % ye.sthss
boston for Maggie Cummins Cohassef Tor
Philadelphia; Mary Staples HillsbOrOish, NIB for
Adams, bangor ioI dol; Mary Smith. Salem FOR DO: 4
Calais icr New YORK Allen; whiting
for do; Mary y smith. Thomastown for DO; Charlie
for do James Henry Rockland for DO; voiant Bangor
SarysIs Hareor Tor dc;6 % %dsrrsh Windsor. Ms for
son Charlotte Fish Boston tor New Castle, Del Maggie
Todd Calais for Rchmond; Goldsmith Maid Gloucester
Providence Tor virginia Froiic, from Boston.
Sailed-Brig Ada Fulton (br and schr Paul Il Small
i2ih-Arrived, shrs Henry Croskey Philadelpha tor
Boston: vashte Gates, hoboken for do; Flee twlng
Pillsbury, savannah for rortlsnd; Clara Elwell.
Owen Hnds. Poughkeepsie for Calais; Lake. New
WfLMINGToS. &c. Nov I2-Arriyea, barks Da Capo
Nor Andersen London; Maria de (sp AGuirre. Ha-
sailed Ste amships Benefactor, JONES' New York; Ra-
leigh Oliver, Baltimore.
WARREN, Nov iU-Arrved, schr Artist, Forester,
New York.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes

Ofenbach has gone to London to superintend
The production OF his new opera.
An ingenious French musician has invented a
method OF PLAYING percussion instruments by
means Of key board.
satan departs from Nlbo's on Saturday night.
thoroughly soaked in the 'Deuge." Even bold
Seaman could stand II no longer.
AAt last accounts Mr. Charles Mathews was as
"Cool as Cucumber and was induglng in "A
Game OF Speculation" in Edinburgh.
Mrs. Davenport appears tonight, at Mrs. Con-
ways Brooklyn Theatre, in the r0le OF Dinorah. in
''St. Marc; or, The Soldier OF Fortune.n
1.-The Romance Of Poor Young MANI will be
withdrawn after the matinee tomorrow. This is
the last night. 1t has remarkably successful.
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THE JERSEY CITY POISONING MYSTERY.

Coroner Manan held an inquest at Jersey City
yesterday forenoon on the body OF the unknown
-nan which was found in the Old ferry slip, adjoin-
aRg the Cunard dock. County Physician stout
Sestiied that he made post.mortem
ksxaminatioD, and found traces OF arsenic
70 strongly developed that he had no
HesitatIon In arriving at the conclusion
tnat death resulted from that cause The jury,
alter BRIEF deliberation, rendered verdict In
accordance with the physicians testimony. De-
ceased was handsome man, I'VE feet ten inches
IN height and wore o heavy brown mustache. He
bad on new suit oil clothes. How he came 10 his
death is mystery that the authorities have been
unable TO unrAyeb
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TIE SECOND AVENUE CAR OUTRAGE.

NEW YORK. Nov. ii, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have read your account OF the "brutal
outrager made on passenger on Second avenue
car, No. %, on Monday afternoon and would state
that o friend OF mine saw the whole thing and
corroborates your statement. ] think the pas
senger would have been justified had ne shot both
conductor and driver. and Will here add that !
win always 20 well prepared hereafter Tor any OF
these city railroad gentlemen; and think every
one VINO values life and sound limbs should be
provided with .articles OF self-protection." Has
lily, yours v u GRlSW0LD, 62a Broadway.
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A BABY MUTILATED By A DOG.

most unfortunate AFFAIR occurred in East
Orange, n. j., on Tuesday last, which may result
in the death OF an infant ten months old. Mr..
Barber, OF Mulberry street, near william, kept a
large English bulldog chained In his yard. While
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber were absent from nome the
chd was left III charge OF servant. BY some means
the dog got loose ana dashed into the house. Find
ing the child playing on the moor he commenced
most ferocious attack upon IT, tearing It's
nesh in many places. He would no doubt, have
Killed IL out and out had 1t not been rescued by
the servant. AS IL Is, IL Is said the child caunot
i've The dog was shot by order OF Mr.. Barber.
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TIE ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

At the meeting OF the ST. Andrews Society last
evening, at Delmonico's, Fourteenth street, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year r:-Presldent-RoDert Gordon. First Vice Pres
ldent-James Brand. Second Vice Presdent-Jonn
William Lyail. Treasurer-Robert Dlnwiddie.
Secretary-Aexander Rhind. Assistant Secre-
tary-lhomas Maitland. Cnapalns-Rev. John
Thompson, ID. d.. and Rev. William NJ. Taylor,
ID. ID. Pnyslcian-Robert X. Colyllle,
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BY the above IL win be seen that Vlgnaux will
WIN the hrst prize II he beats Cyrille Dion to-
night; but should the latter prove victorious he
viii nave TO play either Joe Dion or Garnier for
nrst money. The games VIII be resumed this
afternoon at two O'Clock, commencing with
Maurice DAILY ana Edward Daniels, who will be
In the evening the nrst game will be between
Maurice Vignaux and Cyrille Dion, and then
Joseph Dion and Albert GARNER win play the
thirty sixth and last game Of the tournament.
The New York herald., 1874-11-13

John 8. Tryson, forty years OF age, residing
at No. l9l Elm street. attempted TO commit suicide
last night, at his residence by taxing a dose of
hydrate OF chloral with the Intention of taking his
lie, as ne was tired OF IL, as he expressed himself
al the Fourteenth precinct station house, where
he was taken until the ambulance arrived TO re-
move HIM to ReIleyue UosulraL
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID sH.P CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals AMI depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States. the will be cabed to this country
free Of charge and published.
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BELOW.
{ Bark Nicola Barabrno GtaD. from Lelth.
SAILED.

Steamships Suevia Ger. for Hamburg: A Scholten
Dutch, totterdami CITY OF Havana Havana: lie rman
Livingston. savannah; Gu stream. Charleston; North
Point. Philadelpha; ships Taisman (3rp Liverpool;
Sterling san francisco and anchored II tne hayj I;
barks Ncyersink. IT Thomas; Folk wang (Nor) Lisbon
~ Mary, Ariea and Caao; Luctor ct Enervo (Duch),
Rotterdam; Ansia and Urto; bigs Nellie utal Genoa
4 Laura, Bsraooa.
wind sunset NV froab
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THE STATE VOTE.

The Official canvass of the vote, by counties, for
Governor and Associate Judge OF the Court Of Ap.
peals. SO far as heard from, is as follows:-
GOVERNOR
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Maritime Miscellany.

~ see Cable News
STEAMSHIP Sr LOUIS (Br, from New Orle ans for Liver
pooi, when ppt into Venus Point Deow savannah was
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DARE CHANCE ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
IL the Clagett Brewery Property Baltimore city, Md.
For sale. tic old csapiishca and well known Clagett
Brewery Property, OF Lombard street and Jones
Falls Baltimore city, Md. fronting Lombard street
about 25o feet Granny street about 80 feet,
water Jones' Falls ABOUT 2D Tee; title
indsputabe The improvements consist OF large brick
warehouse and.brlck malt house, fronting Lombard
street, two large stone malt houses brew house. large
brick dwelling house brick office carpencr
shops sh eddng and all other necessary brewery build
ings in complete order and good repair. with large
cellars under tho entire buildings, a
and never failing well of good water In the yard The brew
house Is supplied with large mash tub capacity Of 400
bushels two large copper boilers capacity and l25
barrels copper coolers pumps. engine, tuns ana all the
and beer with large supply OF casks he This property
has been used as brewery for eighty years, ana
doing large business III this city, the South and cse-
where ana Is well adapted to the present any large
MANUFACTURING business being situated ono OF the
principal streets ana in the very centre Of the city Of
Baltimore, Md; convenient to ali the railroad deDots
and steamboat landings, and offers rare chance TO
capitalists as an investment II offered for sale to
close an estate, and will be sold easy terms Apply
to ELEANOR u. DANIELS, Administrators Of John d.
Danels, Jr, deceased at the brewery.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

The counties all give a large majority for the
constitutional amendments.
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VANILLA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEANS 4
Every quality from very finest to ordinary. ~ vcrt
lowest market prices for cash. -. /
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10 Wall street, rear BASEMENT New YORK.
Post Office box 1855.
BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n different states legal everywhere; no pubiicttys
advice free commissioner Tor every
state. FkEDERlCk ]. KING,
Counsellor at Law. 3j3 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent states Legal every where. Dcsertion, &c.
sufficient cause. No publicity required. No charge
until divorce granted. Advice free.
NJ HOUSE Attorney lyi Broadway
NoNSTANTINE'S PERSIAN HEALING PINE TAR
~ SOAP cures Catarrh, Piles, Skin Diseases Dandruf
Badness, ana is uncqualed for washing infants and
t,llct purposes. Sold by druggists ana grocers
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Two TO SIX BONES of
IN WINCUESfERiS SPECIFIC PILLS will promptly
cure and of Nervous Debility and Weak.
ness brought by Indscretions Excesscs Overwork
of the Brain and Nervous system This famous SPE.
CIFlC PILL Ia purely vegetable, perfectly harmless,
and been tested and rsed for over thtt years with
perfect success Prices 81 per box; six boxes e5 by
mail securely sealed. with full directions Prepared
and sold only BY WINCHESTER Co., Chemists "a
John street. New York.
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}. b. MARTINEZ 4 CO.. Bankers,
10 Wall street. rear basement, New York.
Pos. Office box 1875.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

$l0l000. 5000 S25NM Sl0HM $1,000
No Prin. No. Prize No Prise No Prsse. No Prts4
s46l. $500 SOL ss.. $500 s4si sls2 $50
5452.. 800 Z270 .500l 5626 s456 1901 6l34. ~
3li53... 500 2SSl4. :. 300
3l4b4.. 500 l2sSl6, .S00I
3l4I6. .5O0 +
3l457.. 1901
345s. ). 500
3l459 500
8460. :. .bVUl
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therefore we deSlst from any effort 10 COM
mend him, no has boon Marshal, and
everybody says lhat no made a good one,
All we have TO say IN, that good record IL q
good thing,
o. recent trip through the interior
of the Western Stnlos we were surprised 10
lind tho great demand there is for william
II, Parkers Compound Fluid Extract liuchu
AZ places remote from railroad or river II iR
found 10 meet with u re0dy sale. ThoamOunt
Of kidney diseases In u farming community
II great, and the farmers have found that no
medicine IL 10 suited 10 their various wants,
or gives such prompt relief as this valuable
extract Sold by all druggists, everywhere.
NOISES In the night are Interpreted
by different imagInatlons IN different ways.
Az for Instance, n resident OF ono Of the streets
Of this city, running north and south, woke
up about one o'clock on Friday morning and
instantly determined that the noise produced
by the incoming train on tho Central road
was an approaching shower OF rain. Softly
sliding out of bed 40 as not TO disturb his
wife, he repairs, garmented IN linen Of
abridged Dimensions, 10 the Kitchen aud
gathering together half dozen pans ho
places them on the floor In different parts of
the house, Immediately under certain "lealts"
In the roof and ceiling. lie then composes
himself once more 10 slumber, and gets up
the next morning, and, after mn inspection of
the cans, brilliantly concludes that the rain
cloud must have been exhausted before II
reached his part of town.
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Pages Root, shoe and Hat store.

This extensive establishment, now n guar
anteed success in our city, appears in our
columns to-day in new and well displayed
advertisement, to which we invite the atten-
ton of our readers. 1t is perhaps the most
extensive house of the kind in the interior
OF Texas carrying heavy stock, which is
constantly being added to by arrivals by
nearly every train. One speciality of the
house Is the manufacture of custom made
boots and shoes to measure in the house, and
having the very best of worlImen in the
shop, fit Is always guaranteed. The ladies'
and childrcn's department is full and COM
plete, as well us the hat and cap department.
Shoemakers and saddlers will also find a full
line of leather and findings, all of which, ac-
cording to Pages motto, Is sold "cheap for
cash." Call and see their stock
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j. w. Bowers, on the lcvee, Shreveport, is
just In recespt of 1900 barrels Eastern seed
potatoes, best qualities, and in good order
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Pink Eyes,
London Lady and Jackson White.
Among other articles, Mr.. Bowers received
per steamer Governor Allen, 100 hogsheads
ofsugar, 100 barrels of moiasses, 100 half bar
rels molaSses; 80 kegs Sirop de Batteric, 100
barrels rice, 100 boxes of raisins, 50 boxes
cheese, 80 barrels potatoes, 100 barrels onions,
% barrels dried apples, 20 barrels dried
peaches, 70 kegs butter, 30 half barrels pigs
feet, 70 sacks coffee, 50 casks bacon, 40 casks
dried salt meats, 40 casks ham, 80 half bar
rels mackerel No 2, % mixed Nos. and 2,
100 kits No. l, 100 kits No. 2, and fifty kits
shore mackerel, extra size, for family use.
For sale for cash only. Remember Mr.. Bow
ers when you go TO Shreveport
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Messrs. Mitcnlc Il Withers have been ap-
pointed state agents for this splendid Safe
and have opened an office in this city. Dur
ing the great fire at Chicago there was no re
pository of the kind that stood the terrific
test so well as Halls, and there is no State in
the Union in which it cannot be found by
the hundreds. This agency has already dis
posed of II number in this city to our leading
merchants, and to all who may want one OF
the most secure and beautiful safes manufnc-
tured we feel fully warranted from the uni
vcrsal popularity of the Hall Safe to fully re-
commend it.
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NOrtOn's HDtcIIigencer.

This fine weekly, we are gratifled 10 learn,
Ia to be removed by its proprietor from its
pleasant place of publication, at the resi-
dence of the Judge, some few miles down
the river, to this city. Judge Norton is one
Of the purest and most upright politicians in
the state, II man whose character is without
blemish and II journalist whose talents and
scholarship has made his paper the chieftain
of the Republican press of this State, and
we therefore most cordially welcome its os.
adjustment in our midst.
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WHATEVER LIES BEFORE ME.


within the past tho dead year Hes
hhrQuded away forever
Flllcli lillr mo years that went before,
WIN fhilure aud endeaY0r
The days we're not all sunny bright,
over The blue clouds di lifted
And many n night WINS staress, too;
Life was not sOrIoW'slilod,
Ny feet have slipped, my strength has failed,
MY hands have grown 10 weary,
That sometimes woll-nlgh forget
That though my path was dreary,
TWould sometimo6 turn that farther on,
Gloom might be lost IN beauty
For rosy pleasure, now nnd then
Goes hand la hand with duty
! know not what this year viii bring,
But this know for certain
WhnteYor's hidden now for me,
Behind Time's shadowy curtain,
The strength VIII come 10 bear II all
Though much OF II be sorrow,
Aud God VIII give us good enough,
And more, In every morrow,
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The workable GcniIemnn.

Prof Hagan, the artist, brought into THE
HERALD office yesterday one Of the most
faithfully eXocited portraits that we have
ever seen. II was the likeness Of j. W. Swim
dells, Esq, senior proprietor of this paper
Prof Hagan's work evidences the master
hand and the true artistic soul, and over
hundred Of our best citizens can attest to the
unqualified satisfaction he has given them
in the premises.
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Prize Shooting.

The pool purse has been awarded to Mr.
Urban Bessard lie having made the four best
consecutive shots during the week ending
January II, 1874 at Mr.. Duanes Shooting Gal
lery, The amount Of money in the pool was
Si %. The pool for the next week Will COM
mence ON Monday, January 10, closeing on
Saturday night.
First best-Mr. Urban BeSsard, IA. Second
best-Mr. G, w. Farmer, "a.
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The Southern Hotel.

1t will be seen by the card In .to.dNy's pa.
per, that Mr.. II, Page has opened the above
house as ilrst-closs boarding house, aud
guarantees the best OF accommodations 10
all guests who may apply for board, either
with or without rooms. The building is n
two-story building, eligibly sItua-
ted on the south side of Main street, and we
very cheerfully commend II TO our readers.
Prices reasonable TO suit the times.
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CURIOUS FAcr.-It appears that Amer
pride of nations, adds fresh graces and
new laurels to her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swceter smiles, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aghast. Why all this modern
Improvement? Its being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
Of that great female wonder, English Female
Bitters,
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Card of Thanks.

We tender TO the Dallas Hook and Ladder
Company our sincere thanks for their prompt
action for the protection of our property on
this morning, and hope that they may con-
tinue to be Il "tower of strength" against the
fire tiend In our city.
BOWEN & COMMON, FRANKLIN & PENN,
AUSTIN Il CO., WHlTA FER, REED Il
WILKINSON.
Dallas, Texas, January II, 1874.
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Agent for "the Continental Publishing
Company" has arrived In Dallas, and is now
canvassing for Mark Twain's new book, en-
titled "The Glded Age" He also sells "Thc
lnnocents Abroad" and "Roughing IT," by
the same writer, together with many other
meritorious works by the most popular
authors of the day. 2OOd2t
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IOu WORK,

We have the facilities ana the work
men 10 do nv good work, and NJ nv
low rates, NV can be done anywhere,
and we mean 10 do ID. Bring your
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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Notice.

All persons are notified that from and
after this date | will not be responsible for
any debts contracted in my name by my son
l.. g. Goulle.
The fixtures of the Lafayette Restaurant
now offer for sale, and the room which was
used for the Restaurant can be rented upon
application TO mo. A. q. GOUFFE.
1Stltf
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Smokers and Chowers.

You can get Lone Jack Durham and Sar-
roazin's Maryland and Virginia smoking
tobacco Silver Lake, Golden Thread, and
fine twist chewing tobacco; also Powhattnn
and BrIar Root pipes, and the finest domestic
and imported cigars, at Havana Cigar Store,
next door to the Postonlce, Dallas. Paper,
envelopes and stamps always on hand.
oSSl9l
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MIR. q. w. RECIk Eft

Is our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicit adver-
tisaments and SUBSCRIPTIONS tor this paper.
All contracts made by him VIII be recog-
nlzed by this Office.
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MeSsrs. Durham, Howell & Co., of Shreve.
port, are agents of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns and Osnaburgs ut figures less
than New Orleans prices. l25Od-tf
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YNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of n cer-
l. tain deed of trust to me executed, on the
18th day of June, 1873, bv Geo. w. Laws, to
secure the payment of certain claims against
him in favor of Il. q. Mays described in said
deedl will, on Tuesday, February 3, 1874,
sell TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
courthouse door in the city of Dallas, the
following property, to-wit: 20S acres of land,
situated in Dallas county, Texas, on Ten
Mile creek about seventeen miles south,
Twenty-Five degrees east from the town OF
Dallas. patented to VI. l.. Swing, assignee of
the :. y. 4 VI. q. II. II. Co, known as survey
trust.
Said land will be sold in 40 acre tracts, and
Geo. W. Laws will give warrantec deeds d.
rect. Map can be seen ten days before day OF
sale at the hardware store of L. j, Frank
Main street, Il. NJ. HAMMOND,
ZozuWsW1tlo Trustee,
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Go to Stegall e. Co. for furni-
ture. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
OF mOuliings. wall paper, step
ladders. table and pocket cut
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