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FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES, UNDERCLOTHING.

LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HIFTY 4 TAYL0Rs,
o25 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
H.v. rrepared for the Spring Business the largest
and hspd.omeSt assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
ng ever red in this market, comprising a. fol-
lows:
.s.yIss DRESSING sACoUEs, at 81 SO, 81 rs.
S1.-7H, sS.Os, s2.1s, $3.50, s473,
s5.75.
I styles NIGHT DRESSES. at sl.T5, 81,
SASH, e. 90, s275, s2.sTS. s32s,
$3.50, $3.50. s3.s7H, o.. SO, Ss12H,
s6l2'a, so.571, s7.7a, s., sll.a''
WALKING SKIRTS, at IS cents, sI2s
sI3s, 81 SO, SI75, 81, s2IO, $3.50
s25S, So, S3 30, s4I3, SIS As. $3.50,
S1.ss.
styles sHOBT SKIRTS, a, 10 cents. 50 cents
clio, sII9, s1S-, $3.50, s1.ss
s23-.
styles TRAIN sKIBrs.a, s2.Ts.s2 80, s4.12
S457. $3.50, So, $40 so, sI4, SI4.T5
I3 styles CHENIsE At - cents, 81, sl.a5,
sI.S7, 81 50, s1.sT, 81 30, s2.s7,
1925, $3.50, sS.Ts, s5.s-, si.
IA styles DRAWERS, at rs CO nts, - cents
sII3, 30, sI6O, IS
s2I3. s2I3, s2.3-, $3.50, s2.63
S2.75.
styles CORSET COVERS, at 65 cents, 81 20,
$3.50, sI.se, sI.--, sass, saso
S3.-s.
7 styles APRONS, at Us cents, so cents, 63 cents,
rs cents, - cents, 81 Is, sl2s.
Infants Goods.
ZIG PRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS. PIQUE CLOAKs, MKRINO,
CLOAKs, DOL sHIRTs, BASKETS, &c &c,
ChIIdren's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAGQUEs,
FLANNEL sad CLOTH sACQUEs, in great
variety
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
at the following prizes: sI2, sIt73, SIS,
SUES. s1s75, s2o.i5, sa1.ao, $40,
$3.50, sI7.
WATERPROOF ClOaks.
args assortment, in English and American
manufacture, at the following prices: sig, sI3
SI4, STA ~, sI5.75, 1857, sI67S,
Sl1.11, s29, S2S, $50, S33.
Ladies' Dresses.
sUsMER P0PLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES. at sl3I2,
e1s75, sI6.s7, s24
BLAIh SILK bRsssEs, at s1l5, sI22 50.
SWISS DRsssss, tPOlOnaise and SSirt,J st sig,
$40, $50, $3.50, $40, 500. /
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f~OaaR Gss 8fADL90.
q. sfn11r. ~ 5si H.. u "a d. supply
fIood gOrsss ioI ne I'll " Vsfr. pro,r,su.
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10y THOs. Il. WAGGAMAN,
ID keaI Estate Auctioneer, sig 7th street.

10y THOs. +. wAGGAMAN,
ID keai Estate Auctioneer, 3t9 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 81
sTkELE, BtrWEEN A AND B STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
- BY virtue of q deed of trust, dated January
22d, A. ID. 1873, in Liber 70s, folio n the under
- signed Trustee will, the 10TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1874 at O'Clock .. m, ,eIl at public
auction in front OF the premises, part Of Lot 8, in
square 49, being the southern sixteen feet i'm
by two-story Brick House, bay windows and all
modern convenences.
This terms Of sale are: Amount of indebtedness
with expense of sale, I'm cash, (sbout So 300: J
balance in 6, II and 10 months, the deferred pay
mepts bear per GER interest from dav of sale
and to be secured the property sold el00 Of the
cash payne Mt at sale. All convey ancing at pur-
chaser cost If the terms Of sale com piled
with in Elk days fre N day Of sale, the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the
and risk of the defa ting purchaser.
PATRICK A. BYRNE, Trustes.
marl0-fawSds TBOS x WAGGAMAN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR Z DAYS.
DY THOMAS BOWLING, auctiopeer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th st
TBUsTEES SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE ON
BRfpGE sTREET. GEoRGE rOWN. 10 q H

TBUSTEEB SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIDGE STREET, GE0RGE TOWN d. @,
- By virtue Of decree of ths su srenis Corrt Of
the District of Columbia, passed IN Earr.y
- cause No. ,S2S. whe ren NJ argsret b Hostsu An
ls complainant and Virginia Dsager ct nj are de.
fepdants, the undersigned, Trustee, i'll ex.ose
10 sale Of pubic auction, in front OF the premises
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of April, A 1874, at
the hoor OF O'Clock p. m, part Of Let No 10, in
Holmesd's addition to Georgetown, ID. o., begin
ming for the same at the end of the first line Of 81
feet Of ercurd on the north side OF Bridge street.
Leased by John Holmead 70 Robert Butler, septem,
Der Oh, lS6, and running by and with the Forth
line Of Bridge street easteIiy to the corner To-,
formerly belonging to Captain L. Mach all, on said
Bridge street beipg 20 feet or MORE then northt ry
parallel with Montgomery street Q5 feet tn IN
ery parallel to Bridge street % feet more until Il
lntersecfe the second line OF the before mentioned
lot leased to B1tler; thence southerIy parallel TO
Montgomery street IS feet to B;dge street and place
Of beginning.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: enc.
third cash balance in two equal PAYMENTS at six
and twelve mol his from day Of SALE with interest
With liberty to the purchaser TO pay all cash dswp
Title reserved until last payment is made SlsD to
be paid down at the time of sale. All conyeyancfng
at cost Of purchaser. The Trustee reserves thu
right IL terms Of sale are not piled with in five
days after day Of sale to resell said property on five
days. notice through some Newspaper publIshai in
the District of Columbis, at the cost and risk of
the defaulting purchaser
WM. d. CASSIN, Trustee
mRrlG- ankda
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SWhen street car conductor QUITS the
roSs now they call him retired packer
81 The Dollar Savings bank, of Richmond
Va, which suspended during the recent nnan-
clsl crisis, has been sdjudged bankrupt in the
United States court.
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Dear Feast of Lent. BY suthor.of aRutledse.p
Helps TO a Holy Lent. By Bishop huntington
Some Weeks in Lent. BY Rev &. ii. Wilkinson.
A. yesns' Feet, Prayer, Promise aud Poem.
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DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctieneer,
ID 64I Louisiana ave., ID door esst Of nth street
rRUsrEEy SALE OF IMPRovED PROPERTY
ON TlNNALLYI0WE RotD, HKAR ST.

Ia the sth day Of June, A. D., 1879, and recorded
E9ne,t o. shs party 'ssussd 1 VIII sell, on MON:
certain lot Of land situated in Washington county,
District Of Oollnbta, on the west side Of the road
b-irg the same property which YES conveyed TO
Na'ban Loushboreusb BY Alfred TilPett, BY deed
ls5. folio SOL, ct sea-, and the same VII sreou wm.
Riley formerly resided, and nov In the occupancy
Of the late Aewis keneiA- This property 10 improved
with good and convenient two-story frame dwell
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thlrd cash; residue In two
equal payments q sig and twelve months, with m
deed Of trust on the property sold. 9ls g be ds.
pestted when the property Y struck Cd Ishm, !"
Trustee reserves the right to resell q the rsk snd
cost OF the defsulting purchaser. Al cenveysncihs
WI, p; C4ssdH, SFrs ss.,
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THR THIRTY Young LADIES who are 90 crry
the temperance war 90 the Pacihc coast viii
leave Washington, Ind. this week for Omaha
After singing 20 the whisky sellers there, they
VIII visit Keno, Virginia City, Sacramento, Sau
frsncisco and lesser places. As they are ali
Young, ana probably pretty, the bachelors OF
the Pacific are awaiting the raid with eager
anxiety. One California editor fears that they
will be absorbed before they reach Grass
Valley $500
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. OIL 7th street, opposite q. s. Post ONCE.
CHANOEBY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON NOk1H CAPITOL STREET, COENER
- BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme court,
ND O., passed in Equity OHuse No. $50, docket
Is, will sell ct public auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY. April Q, 1874, at $50
west half Of Lot in the subdivision Of Square 676
in Washington city ID. q.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash; the residue In
TIN equal ir stamens at O. y and Is months frsm
the day Of sale, with interest at per cent. The
title to be retained until all of the purchase money
and interest is paid. III the terms of sale are not
complied with within seven days from the day of
SALE the right to resell the property at the
rick and cest Of the dvfaultiag purchaser All con-
veysncing at purchasers cost. Slo0 deposit on
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee.
mars eo&ds X. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
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OY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfopeers
- No. 1901, northwest corner IOtb and ID sts

~ No. I0Ol, northwest corner 10Th and d sts.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp PROP.
ERT1 ON CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION
"a Tn WEDNESDAY. April LIST, 1874, az 4
STeo CLOCK p. m, we shall sell, in trout of the
premises, lots and 5, in square sl4, being fne
'front.' OF OF feet inches and 20 feet pectiVe on
for investment
Terms: One third cash; balance in aud Il months
with interest from day of sale. $50 down day OF
sale Conyeyancing, &c, a. the purchasers cost,
and II the terms are not com piled with within a We
days. the property will be sold at the risk AMI cost
IF the defaUlting purchaser.
ma'I-d GRkEN & WILLIAMS, Auc's
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department IN on the second noor, ard Is
we'll stocked with q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIRTINGs. We are prepared to make
tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
frsm three to ten days at the following prices:
sis FOB Elk SHIRTS.
els FOB SIX SHIRTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In the two years experience in the manufacture
of the DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS, aud the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond q doubt, that il
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
In any section Of the world. The thousands Of orig
fnal ard duplicate orders received for these Oele
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion ard We can
fully substantiate 1t. Give them atrial and be con-
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
ENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIFT for the
District Of Columbia. All other persons attem ptiug
to manufacture them are fnfrngers, and the public
are cautioned against ordering purchasing them
Of any other parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

The Alabama state grange Is prepar-
ing to cooperate with the Georgia
grange In the matter of direct trade
with Europe.
0. ii. Kelley, secretary of the nation
NJ grange, was In 1877 resident of
Muscatine, Iowa, having been sent
there TO open its first telegraph Office.
Iowa has six special deputies, whose
entire duty IL is to visit each grange in
the state, control the work, and see
that perfect system is introduced into
the councils of all.
The patrons all work under the same
charter, the same constitutions and
bylaws, peaceably and in order, and
they work systematically and harmo-
niously, and with unity of purpose
that makes it the most powerful organ
kation in the world.
n Mississippi grange is offering twen-
ty-ilve dollars for the best corn and the
largest number of bushels from one
acre of land; fifteen dollars for the
largest number of gallons from one
mere of cane, and ten dollars for the
largest and best hog of any age raised
in Winston county.
The patrons cooperative store at
Wilton, Iowa, was commenced in
March, 1872, with II capital of 5000.
During the balance of that year they
sold S24, 900 worth of goods. In eleven
months of 1873 they sold SSl 900 dollars
worth. All goods were sold at ten per
cent above cost, and everything is sat
isfNctory with those who invested,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

Mn, j, lIAEh agent for Nh a
Whitaker nursery, Houston lH la
the city, aud will canvass anonB or
citizens during the nest week or two
for the sale Of Houston grown shrub
berry aud fruit trees, Mr.. w, has one
OF the best nurseries In the SOUTH aud
MI hlH plants aud trees nro grown by
himself In Houston, which isaWar'
anieo Of Itself Of his ahrubhory doing
well IN our climate, We have ylslled
his nursery and know that he viii
comply fully with hIH contracts, aud
We take pleasure IN introducing his
agent 10 such Of our people ~ want ar
ticles In hls line, Mr., Beor has also n
large quantity Of that beautiful shade
tree, the umbrella China, which he can
supply 10 suit the demand, Mr.. Il,
can bc found nj the Cruichned house.
MANY people, when attacked with u
pain In the bnck, or other sympt0mf
Of arrangement OF the Kidneys, have
recourse ~ gin, for w dlurctlc proper
ties, Now, the Juniper berry, from
which gin IL made, h possessed OF
highly valuable remedial properties,
but the quantity contained In the dis
titled spirit IL too small 10 bo or much
avail, beside tho danger Of acquiring
m appetite for alcoholic stlnulnnia,
one OF the ingredients In William H.
Parker's Compound Fluid Extract Blu
ohu IL Juniper, but In the shape Of n
highly concentrated fluid extract, pos
sesslng all the virtues and none of
the deletorlous principles Of the berry,
IN short, IN this combination there III
presented 10 the sufferer u remedy I'M
surpassed. Sold by all druggists every
whore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20
G0DLMiGhTY,
Didn't Know VINO or What For.

Yesterday morning, from about the
hour of seven aud on through the day
until four O'Clock, man attracted no
little attention by walking In different
parts of the city with the air of one in
search of something or somebody. He
would peer pryishly into stores, scruti-
nizc the faces on either side of the
hotel tables, run the point of his finger
down and over the list ofnames on the
hotel register, regard closely the faces
thanking the saloon bars, mediate
upon the occupants of the street cars,
note parties seated at the different VIM
dows, throw n glance In wagon boxes,
look up trees, penetrate cellars, and
when at last he was asked what IL was
all for he stopped stiff still, looked his
questioner In the face and breathed
these beautiful words, "Forgot agin
So help me- Rossalas, I've been hunt
ing round for nine hours and started
before | found out who was to hunt
and what 1t was forW We then told
him we'd.take little lemon in ours,
bounded by "the best"
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A Great Invention.

The age h rife with the spirit Of IN
yentlon. We were, yesterday, shown
by Colonel Il, NJ. Rcgar, IN whose
brain the idea first originated thcplan
In part, Of u new railroad. The model
Is being rapidly constructed at the
foundry of Mcssrs. lIerschoy, Brown Il
Christopher and will be operated in
experimental form IN this city, on this
day week. That II IL perfectly pmcti.
cable there can be no question, and as
the cost of it, construction and opera.
ton Is many times less than the pres
ent system, we look up Colonel Rogar
~ not only having wrought out one of
the most wonderful inventions of
the century, but rs having
contributed to science IN addition
which must place his name in honorod
association with Fulton and Morse.
AS this invention Is to be first intro
duced to the country in our city, and
NJ some of the leading capitalists and
scientists in the United States, are
Colonel Rcgar's endorsers, every as
sistance and convenience should he
extended the colonel in introducing his
grand invention TO the public.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at palIa, Past,

Arri'hi anu Departure OF Malls nj Dallas Past,
Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at $3.50 n m,
departs ut $40 m. II"
southern mail arrives at $50 m: deports
at $3.50 u IN. "i' "oP"'' u
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 1850 u m
departs mt loo a m. III
Fort worth, Weatherford and Jackshoro
mai arrives except Mondays at u m. de-.
parts except sundays at ! a m. ' W.
-, Denton aud Wise County, Leyisvill. md
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday. Wed%nS.
mmay anu Friday at p IN; departs Tuesdav
inru,Isuay and saturday att m.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar HIN. Mons.
ned ana Alvarado mail departs MONDAY md
thursday NJ ain, arrives Wednesday mnI
saturday ut p m. anu
Waxahachle mail arrives Monday. Wod.
neSday ana Friday mt 0 pm; departs Tuss.
uay, thursday aud Saturday at IL am.
Scyene, Haught's Store and onion HI
man arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satnrl
9W az y m; departs Tuesday, thursday and
William Jones, Postmaster; s. s. Jones
S AIsSistant postmasteri Owen Gerry. Chief
Clerk; W. ID. Adams, Mailing CLERK. Harr,,
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis.
PERSONS having grievances against IN.
ny on any account will please report the
a'' III writing or In person. to the uostmaster
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l., Cnboll,
Engineer--W llliam NJ, Johnson.
Attofney-Willinm NJ, Edwards.
Trcasuror-ltobort IL. West.
Assessor and ColleGtOr-IlOnns j. KeotOn'
MNrHhal-JuniIls Peak,
Deputy Mamhal-John II. RYAN.
Policemen--J. W. Spencer, A, W, NILSSON,
". NJ. Russell, q, u. blood, Samuel Crabb, ".
u. T.. Nichols, w. v. Morton, j, II, Elder, j.
Frank Tuston,
Health Oilicer;-Dr NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldcrmeu- First wnrd X. ", Burkes, nmeA
a. l1onnrd, Henry Eryay. Second ward X;
wardi x. 4, iIensicy, John owens, James &.
Mcdonnell. Fourth ward II. u. Mcdonnell
W, q. Young.
The Offices OF. the various city officers are
AT the city mRrlett house. The board of Al
derInen meet In regular session AT the coun'
OIL room over tho market, every Tuesday
night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

Two great classes of pianos are pro-
duced, one consisting of those instru-
ments which are designed TO CRAFTY
the cultivated musical taste of society,
the other comprising those thinly We
neered shams gotten up 10 serve the
WITNESSES OF folks whose appreciation
of style is greater than any devotion
they can feel for art. Sometimes,
though not often, the unsuspectipg
disciple of the muse mistakes the see
ond OF these classes for the first, and
invests the financial evidences of wears
OF seltsacriiice in gaudy trunk full
of noises. Then with it comes home
to him the fact that there are pianos
which are not pianos, but only a com
bination of indiscribable junk, pine
boarls, mucilaginous varnish, and
nightmare. 1t is this species of ear
torture that infests the average board
ing house parlor and on summer even
ings disseminate headache throughout
whole neighborhoods.--TGolde Age.
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Mayor CnhclI,s Court.

Emma Lewis and friends engaged
in a prickly dispute, richly dressed of
with remarkable English. Emma and
one of her partners paid and escaped q
temporary habitation on Commerce
street.
James Allen, drunk from the sole of
his boots to the crown of his head,
got sleepy in consequence and took
the same out in the street. Paid and
marched.
William Latternon, powerful hlssy,
was scored ut the usual amount, paid
and went"
sam Sharm, John Muley and Irish
Mary were all in the same boat as re-
CARDS the extent of their unhappiness.
The two first met the mayor half way,
and paid up, but AIary's pockets were
dry as summers DUST" and Mary is
registered at the elevator
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IOn wOHEt.

We have ina facilities ana The work
men 10 do M good work, aud NJ IN
low ratos, as can he done anywhere
and We mean 10 do a. Hiring yo"r
Fine sob worh 10 TnE Daily HER
AID OTFICn, corner al MAI" M"
lamar streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

Douglas BROTHERS are I'm re-
ceipt OF an invoice Of summer
goods, containing nil the latest
novelties in Ia eir linc. Their
summer stock isnOsv complete.
They are now prepared 10
please the most fnSiidiOus In
style and iit. aud their prices
are M low that competition IL
out OF the question. ll0dh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

What more can be desired to the sufferer
nom asthma or consumption, than the as
surance that Marsden's Pectoral Balm has
never ailed to relieve and cure. To make
assurance doubly sure, he has instructed his
agentsto refund the amount In any instance
where 1t falls. For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

The mechanics in this city are re-
quesled TO meet Nt Fields theater to-
night nj 8 O'clock. Every mechanic
Is urgently invited to he present, ny 1t
IL the purpose Of the meeting 10 organ
lie u mechanics institute.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

One hundred pieces Of Pique.
tlIc linuGsOmcst variety i'm the
stnic, sor sale M cost, AT w. d.
Esnn0IN IL EsPO.'s, Elan street.
AlS0 a very handsome line Of
EnWns, as t2 he 10 IJ cents per
yard.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

Is there siclily female In our midstp Is
there one who reads the paper, who has not
tried the use of English Female Bitters?
They come highly recommended. Those
who have used them extol them highly, and
we honestly advise our lady friends to send
TO the drug store and procure them at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20
JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
tEae collection Ofclaims az Aus
lin. 0nice nt GastOn AZ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

We learn that the demand for English
Female Bitters liz almost Unprecedented. 1t
cures the young girl, the married lady, the
old maid and the lettering granny. 1t Inn
parts Iron to the blood giving color, strength
and health
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

The cheapest and finest Gro.
quet sets ever brought 10 Dal-
las will be opened In IL few days
AT Reed IL l.aihrOp's Elm street
bookstore. Parties desiring 20
purchase vii! save money by
waiting their arrival. l00dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

on Sunday last, three pieces Of city scrip.
The owner can have the same by calling NJ
this 0tllco and proving property.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20

An elegant new AriOn piano
Tor sale at cost and carriage.
which Is Sf70 less than man.
fractures price. This IL u bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE ~ LYLE.