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HALF PAST ELEVEN AND 1T AMT
ALL WELL.
Captain HammOnd's Residence En-
tered by burglar.

Friday night, about the hour poetl-
cally termed by young men in love
and highly imaginative creatures, the
"witching hour" our friend Captain
Hammond Secretary of the Wichita
Railroad, had his sleep abruptly broken
by his wife, who apprised the Captain
that somebody was in the house."
This statement the Captain was dis
posed to combat, on the ground of the
unconventionality of the hour for call
ing, and proposed that his estimable
lady was in error.
But no sooner had the Captain laid
down his opinion, than the treacher-
Gus floor of an adjoining room squealed
out against the steps of the "some-
body" and the Captain was on his
''prongs" in q minute, and reaching
for his pistol, which prehensible piece
of furniture being convenient, he
started in company with that punster
for the man in the next room. Step
ping to the door he partly opened it,
when he quickly slammed it to, as he
heard the rogue cock his pistol. Seeing
that there was hazard in entering a
room with an armed desperate hold
ing all the advantage, he run the
matter hastily over in his mind,
and then Unanswered out the
front door and around the house,
so as to capture the scoundrel as
he attempted to escape through the
window, which opening he was trying
to pass, after he had reminded the
Captain that he had come "heeled"
and didn't want any nonsense about
making his escape, if discovered in the
house. AS the Captain turned the
angle of the house he saw the man
leap out of the window and run, and
he at once woke the "stilly night with
the discharge of three loads of his six
shooter at the fleeing house-breaker,
who, however, kept clear of the range
of the bullets, only because, perhaps, it
was too dark to get in range of them.
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Mr.. William II. Prather.

SIR-In consideration Of the present
incumbent declining reelection, and In
view Of the Importance attached to the
office Of City Assessor and Collector,
by reason Of the rapid and increasing
interests of the city Of Dallas, we, the
undersigned citizens, entertaining n
high appreciation of your business en-
pacity, sterling integrity, and indomi-
table energy, respectfully request that
you allow your name to go before the
people As n candidate for said office at
the ensuing election in April, 1874
j. NJ. Patterson, J. Nussbaumer
James Thomas, l., Elliott, CASTOR "
Thomas, j. W. lrowdus, j. l.. Will
liams, w. Ii. Thomas, John Tinson,
Geo. w. Baylor w. l., Williams NJ.
Shuts, h. q. Mays, G.. b. Lowton, j.
l.. Downs, w. II. Sutton, Thos Fields,
Thos, Walker, Il. l.. Hughes, A. A.
Johnson, a. 5. Jet, j. l.. Dickerson,
IL. G. Hoskins, Il. A. Blaine, NJ. ID.
Gadmyton, j. Il, Schneider, j. j. Ell
lott, II. Large, j. G. Mcconnell.
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w. Q. Holland. ESQ.

The card of this gentleman appears
in another column, announcing him
self as candidate for Mayor of this
city.
Socially and professionally Mr.. Hol-
land holds no second place as citizen
and lawyer. AS the latter, his posi-
ton at the bar is conspicuous for the
skillful, honorable and practical man.
ner with which he handles his cases.
and large and influential acquaint-
ance bear testimony. to his high char.
acter as gentleman and his qualities
as q man.
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pB-old papers for sale at this Office

LUMBER ueulcTS anu aCtoTS Dotn
'hold the boards.'
"HoE there!" shout the garden
plats, "and give us rake ~
The Northern mails have been act
ing the laggard for the last day or so.
You couldn't make the cows believe
yesterday but that spring had come in
fact, and they all went out in the sub
urbs to find grass.
THE active, spreading and successful
house of Mr.. Wheat offers several supe-
rior made buggies for sale, by new adj
vertisement to-day.
FLOWING has commenced in the
country. farmers boys ask their dads
what Dallas looks like, and have taken
n sudden notion to "see it for them
selves"
THE weather of yesterday had such
an effect upon damsel in the city,
that she liberated her throat in sing
ing "When the spring time comes
gentle, CharleyW
The agent of the Greenwall troupe,
by mistake of the types, was published
as Mr.. Small, when it should have
been Mr.. Moore. More OF name than
it first appeared to be.
RATHER drunken than necessary was
the fix that Larry o. something was in
last evening, which caused him to
shake himself several times against
the ground, in crossing from SteagalPs
corner to Simmons & Lakes
WE have known people to sit by
their windows on Sunday with the old
family Bible open upon their laps and,
with head reverently bent, read for
hours. We are sorry to add that its
ample pages secretcd ten cent novel.
SEE advertisement among special
notices of Hill, Shields & Co., Offering
large lot of fancy goods and notions,
suitable for pedlars and country deal
ers, which will be exchanged for near
by real estate, horses, mules or wagons.
ONE of the owners of the half dozen
stands that checker the vacancies in
the burnt district, fell in fit yesterday,
and created some excitement. His
CONFUSION didn't last long, and he was
up and at work in a little while, as swell
as usual.
WE call attention to the announce
ment of Mr.. ]. ]. Fendley for the office
of City Marshal, that appears in our
paper this morning. Mr.. Fendley is
known as one of the most energetic
business men in the city, and if
elected we have no hesitancy in say
ing will make us an excellent and
most efficient Marshal.
DALLAS modistes are already receiv-
ing orders for spring dresses. Is this
INV % hhNeiS PiCNiOuS. IAOW WOulu
appear for Miss hobbs to come down
street cooed by austral zephyrs and
raimented in the gentlest of spring
wardrobes, and returning in the even
ing escorted and tickled by q cheerful
and playful young norther?
A HORSE, containing "a man on the
outside, raised a confusion with post
on the corner of Market street and
Ross avenue, late Friday night, and
in the midst of the trouble dropped the
chap on the top to the ground, break
ing his finger and bruising his body.
Mr.. Scott, Of the Scott house, acted as
the "balm in Gilead'' for the urffortu-
nate.
ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment of James q. Eblen, Esq, as O
candidate for City Attorney at the mu
nicipal election, on the first Tuesda,
in April next. Mr.. Eblen is O youn,
lawyer of business habits and admit
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Commercial college,
~ Main Street, DaIIns, Texas,

Tho counting rooms ofthis Institution are
open for tho reception Of all whoasplfe 70
business honoIs and the requirement o'
that practical knowledge which lends 70
fame ana fortune-those grand monuments
which well directed industry oesslnllS
builds For full information In regard 10
Lectures and Curriculum OF Studies In the
Academic ana Collegiate Departments eau
NJ tho College office, or address
SPENCER a LAWRENCE,
2s0dlt Lock Box W,
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ARRIVALS at the Commercial Hotel

ARRIVALS at the Commercial Hotel
John McCarty, New York; Il. H. Potts,
Nebraska; Il. j. Stewart, Denison;
John M. Boman, Hawkins; A. w.
Chalders, Indian Bay, Ark; Eli Hop
kins, Mississippi; Joseph Hart, Nilsson
ri; r.. Victor, ST. Louis; w. b. Parker,
st. Louis; Geo. II. Crane, Marshall; j.
P. Moore, Marshall; Geo. II, Milikew,
Parker; Il. G. Dewey, Huntsville; G. A.
Lester, Memphis, Tennessee; G. w.
Colleirs, Memphis, Tennessee.
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Nichols d. Co, for one day longer,
Merchants, farmers, mechanics and
men In every department In life will
find something their families or them
selves need AT "dirt cheap" figures,
Don't forget the sale Tomorrow, and
wheel In, double in, tumble in, only
be sure TO ret In,
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How About Those Golden Horns I

Messrs, witt q Wilson have added
Mr., G. II. Williams to their clerical
force. Mr., w. IL from Memphis, where
he won, in contact with over one hun
dred competitors in that city, the gol-
den horns, This brings the Excelsior
stalls forward rs one of the big guns
Call up there for your cuts.
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Nnticn.

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. Goutle.
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 me. A. &. GOUFFE.
2Sidtf
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"The Broth of HelI''-Died from Stran-
gulQttOn.

SuiutiOn.
Yesterday morning the dead body of
a man was discovered lying in lissure
in Mill Creek bank, near the city flour
ing mill. He was resting on his face,
and jury of inquest, after close ex-
animation of his person, pronounced
his death to have occurred from stran-
gulation, produced by falling in the pc.
sition found, while in state of help
less intoxication. The deceased was
about fifty-five years Of age, and was
dressed in the garb of laborer There
was nothing found on him by which
he could be identified, and unknown"
is all that marks his mystic sleep.
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A coLoRED man was picked up near
Mr.. Crutchfeld's residence, few days
ago, shot in the breast by pistol ball.
He was placed in the hospital in this
city, but up to the present time has not
been able to make any staten nt Of
the affair.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against en-
ployes in the Herald office
will be allowed in settle
Iments with the Office unless
an order from the prOprie-
tors is given.
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Birge, Nichols Il Go.

Let her sill Keep it before the peo-
plel Cap. Akers is still at the "block,"
and that astounding stock of unrivalled
dry goods, clothing notions, ETC., etc.,
will continue to be sold by Birge,
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60 to Stegall a. Co. for furni-
tuirc, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
Of mOuidings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lcry. 2SOd&wtf
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

Pratt's astral Oil.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gas. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
BILE test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use in over 100000
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling II,
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, Is appalling
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral as The best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT < CO..
l6d9&6mw los Fulton street. New York,
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Smokers Take Notice.

Fine imported and domestic cigars, Dan
vile (Va) twist Durham smoking, and Sar-
razin's Maryland and Virginia Silver Lake
and Golden Thread fine cut chewing tobacco
at the Havana Cigar Store, next door to the
Postofiice, Dallas. 2Sldlw
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CURIOUS FAcT.-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 sweeter smiles, are causing poor ugly
improvement? It's being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
of that great female wonder, English Female
BitterS,
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IIUTClIINS.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots lone block, on tho principal
business street Of the town of Hutchins on
the Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale nj low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
Ivl6dtf Herald ONCE.
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MIL. n. w. nECK ETT

Ia our authorized agent for this city, with
powor 20 make collections and solicit ndyer-
tlsAmonts and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor MS paper
All contracts made by him VIII be recog-
nlGed by this oliice, ,.co
Proprietom Herald.
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Great Bargains.

A few valuable residence lots ON Ross ave-
nue., one family residence on Elm street, a d
lots, size to suit purchasers, situated east OF
the Fair Grounds, can be had very low for
cash. Apply at once to
JEFFERSON PEAK,
2s0dlw Or W. W. PEAK.
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Messrs. Hamn d Polser,

The 'premium stall' of these live
butchers will be filled with the usual
fine Sunday cuts. They have game in
quantities and everything in the meat
line desired.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The well known property known as tho
SCrutchfieId House,.
In the city OF Dallas, Is offered at private
sale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUTCHFIELD.
Dallas, Nov, 25, 1873. 2i6dtf
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Ladies and gentlemen wishing to lear
telegraphy and engage in pleasant and prof
table employment should attend the Dallas
Telegraph Institute. A ladies class has been
organized fer the day and evening, with
every comfort and convenience.
ED. 4. BASYE,
27dlw Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

MNNNfF
TelloW-etizens Of the city of Dallas, am
candidate for Mayor Of your Guy ! hlh
Democrat, aud favor Dumperhllp hplllnN-
lions Tor All city offices, u hueh npmllih-
tons are made VIII cheprlnlly hhl nphralp
gubDOTt the nominees, whatever may DO lllt
method devised for making The same, II
none are made am an independent bplhu'
Ma &idt d"'''''''' ~ '''' W. G HOLLAND
1 hereby announce myself as candidate
for Mayor Of Dallas, ana do 80 without we
solicitation 81 friends on condemnation w
enemies, Having no friend 20 reward ef
enemy 10 punish, and believing ! can aa'
minister Justice without bias or prejudice III
this position, Will DO thankful for your sup
port, 49,, ,..,,,,,,,,,,,
lam candidate for the office Of Mayor Of
the city of Dallas, Many friends have urged
me 10 run ~ an independent candidate, 70
this appeal ! say tllh am Ihe ehhalnnn
osGe In any decision made by the Democracy
should Md one onssbs held Nam, BuRFoitp'
For city Attorney.
We are authorized and requested to an-
"''''' J. q. EBLEN
az candidate for Guy Attorney AT the
election on the nrst Tuesday In April next
2sGdld
For Marshal,
Fellow-CltiEens OF tho city Of BALLAST !
take this method Of announcing 10 you W.
am a candidate for the Office OF CITY Mac
shal. 1 make this announcement ns u DEM
Ocrat, aud shall, Of course, consent TO any
restrictions that may DO imposed by tho
u emocralio party In the selection OF Us ON
GERS. 1 respectfully solicit tho support Of the
voters OF the city for the position.
Respectfully,
2s0dtd j, j, FENDLEY,
We are authorized and requested to an
nounCe
HIRAM II. BOALEs,
As n candidate for Marshal OF the city OF
Dallas, NJ the city election In April next.
WE are authorized and requested 10 am
nounce -
STEPHEN HUDSON,
Late City Street Commissioners, NJ n cNndl-
date for city Marshal, AT the election In
April. 1900, ,,,,,,,,,,,,
2S3td MANY VOTERS.
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NOTICE.
MIR. w. MI. Nparke,

or Shreveport, ia our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring TO adver-
siso In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spectfully Referred
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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 0snaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. [25Od-tf
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woodward's wonderful Polishing Fluid is
to be had at Reed Lathrop's, opposite the
postoffice. 2g5dlt
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Two good residences in this city. Imme
diate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
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For Sale,

Woman's Medical Adviser, so much needed
dress DR.. j. Z. Droomgoole, Louisville, Ky.
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Notice to Advertisers !

After the LIST day of JAN
uary, 1874, all bills for ad-
vertisements in this paper
will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified
in contracts.
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Store house for rent. Main street, near Gen.
trail Railroad. Apply to J.s.BURToN,
Telegraph soffice.
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to be had at Reed & Lathrop's, opposite the
postolllce.
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Hay For Sale.

We offer two hundred tons prairie hay for
sale, at low figures.
2S2dtf BLOCK, JET & co.
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Go to the King House saloon for the best OF
cigars, wines and liquors. 2l7d3m
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Try English Female Bitters; they cure after
all else fails.
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Franklin Il Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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Artists materials at Reed IL
LathrOp's. 2S5d2w
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Read this Everybody!
Large stock of Garden Seeds
direct from Id. Landrctll a. Son,
Philadelphia, by
290dlw III. &. HOSKINS.
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King has always ON hand the best OF wines
and liquors to suit his customers. 2l7d3m
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For sale or Exchange.

For nearby Real Estate, Horses, Mules or
Wagons ..alarge lot OF fancy goods nnd no.
tons, suitable for podlors aud country deal
ers,
Good bargains TO be had by applying W
once %
HILL SHIELDS co.
Commission Merchants Elm street,
2S0dlw Dallas, Texas,
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Old papers for sale at this Office.

277llw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-15
Re-oapsure of Ano.her J..il-BreaKer

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''DR, sTATFIELU' oNuE MORE IN THE CLUTCHES OF
THE LAw--HIs .HuReLABrous OPERATIONS IN DEL
AWARE COUNTY
The 5.15P. M. train from Philadelphia brought
othis city, yesterday, a colored mal who is
known as Dr. Stat6eld. At the October (ls72)
term of the Court for this county he was con-
yicted of horse-stealing, after passage at words
with the Judge, and sentenced to an imprson-
ment for term Of years. but escaped from pri-
on, last spring, in company with Bill Sykes.
Special officer Legg had been apprized
OF the "Dr.s" coming, so when the train
hauled up at the depot and 5tatfield disembark-
ed attired in a suit of black cloth and silk hat,
Mr. Legg pounced down upon him. but the Dr.,
dropping a wel-tilled carpet,bag, started on q
run, but was captured after a long chase and re-
moved to the City Hall. Later in the evening
he was sent back to Chester to the Delaware
county authorities where he was Joined to his
chum, already under arrest-a man named Tay.
lor, who also has prison record at New Castle,
having been discharged from there last spring
after a six months confinement for larceny.
Statfeld and Taylor had perpetrated robbery
| yesterday or the night before at private resi-.
| between Claymont and Lnwood, and abstractet
about 5000 worth. A portion of the stolen goodf
was found in ''Dr. .Stathed, Carpet sack, CONS g..
ing of ladies dresses and underwear. He also wore
cloth coat and pair of boots, which were taker
from him at Police headquarters. This accounts
for his coatless and bootless parade down Mar
ket street, last evening. A reward of 5l00 ha,
| been offered for the arrest of the thieves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-15
City 1nsintss alifsflpru
AF1NTTnMEEH FPS

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AUCTIONEERS.
I. "; stldham Son. III n sshstsesS
Joseph H. Miller. 4th and King streets
BANKERS g. BROKERS',
r. r. Robinson 4 Co. s00 Market stroot
ID. kBARBERs a. HAIR .pREssERs
A. Ashenbach. 400 Market street
'1 BELL RINGERS & BILL POSTER.
Geo. W. Jackson q W. bth street. .t ,t1,' 7'
Howard 0. Moore No. g. E. Tnlrd street,
BOOT a. SHOEnIAKERs,n and DRAI ,,,.
J. o. Alexander, 100 Market street ''Hh'
VIM. Boldly, W. 4th street. ~
b.SsoeE SEE,af o 70 aRs ssagsls{ u {srss sssts
John & Morelend, ath and Poplar streets.
CHARLES Char Rabiinortt. sls Market ss. ! tre,t
: - CARPENTERS AND BUIT.pena
J. G. Hsddoek. shop 'rhorne bel Broot Rss INN =.
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W, Fourth near West '''a 10.
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMainviile, 7sa Marke, street
Geo. a. Davis, 6O2 Shipley street
VIM IL. Robinson, lls,s &C. 4th street
O." CLOCKS, WATCHES. * JEypI,ass
Y l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market stroets
T. fes'sl &asss, Ass.si b II kSas IL stssss sssss
s COAUH d. CARRIAGE MATEa,A,
VIM. Green Co., 8. r cor. 81 and sbiplsy stroets
DRUGGISTS.
II. R. Bringhurst. sf7 Market street
OVERS 81 sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jenney, no King street
FLORISTS.
TAtnall %, Delaware Avenue hnd Jeife,..,n S,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTs.
Thomas 4. Pluniner, bO2 Market street
GENTB' FURNISfuNG GOODA.
James N Watson Son, ~ Market street
John r. Douahtsn, 4l0 Market street.
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hs Hukil ! a 'al Wsl5syeq, ~ " Market stree,
William P. Webb s0i Markst s,rees
HARDWARE. .leal-lQal t.t
james a. sBsoy Bso " " &satss Mssast sslsss street
II B Mcintyre. w Market street i.I.
IRON d STEEL. lIr
VIM Green 90, s. ". cor. Sd and sbpley ,tr0s,.
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above I'd ptree,. la
L0OKING-taI4AssEsS d. FtAs.N..
+. F.Mcaonasie, 81 and King strso,s.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
SsS sss gssssTt ssssn II II H MaSest sgssts
qSS eS. H An MbiSs. 40 ~. g street tses adv
Sna S%asi j. asi a9.iS J9 10 NJ Malfsss afss .ssss sssss
PAPER HANGINtas, SHADES, 90.
John r. Holt, Sd and Market streets.
A. Il. Jones. 6ls Market street
g PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTRps.
W. #. Gillespie, BIS W. 9TH street st
| REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
evans Pennington, Almonds BdR.. s,b ... Ma.
| ]. II. Frazer, Sd aud Shipey streets. :
| Vim: Reynolds Co., sa2 Market street
| A. II. Grimshaw, No. 4 w. Sd Street.
W. IL. Gilmore, No, 6 West 9Th street.
| Samuel w. McOaulley, 705 Market street ,,,t ,,,
| VIM McCaulley o., 6O6 Market street
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD suu
Joseph Fullmer, 6oa and sos Market street.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker 4. NJ. Co., bO7 King street
New American Sewing Machine 7is Market direct
STOVES, HEATERS. TINwARE, Sso,
James A. Anderson. 80 H. 9Th street.
COFFEE and TEA Dealers,
Union PacifoTea Company. Bia Market street
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Thoa. y Giles, s2I Shipley street
\. ). Young eO3 Market street.-(Bse acvJ
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aenry Erwin Gus Washington street it .|tI