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CITY BUSINESS.
Clothing.

Julius Winter, Jr., with julius Winter 4
Co., merchant tailers, Louisville, Kentucky
has arrived in the city, and is stopping at
the San Jacinto hotel, where he will be glad
to see his old patrons. also those persons de-
sirous of having dress or business suit made
tn order, In the most approved and artistic
style, ut prices far below those of Dallas.
Julius Winter, Jr., has with him samples
of the latest direct imported goods, compris.
ing all the novelties OF the season, and is
prepared to take measures.
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The end IN not YET for still
they come. The largest stock
I'm the west AT rOck-bOttOin
prices. School, blank and mis-
ceiiaDeOus books, wall paper,
window shades, picture frames
and mOuldings, musical instru-
ments, stationery Of every de-
scriptiOn. fancy goods i'm end
less variety, and, well, 10 enu-
merate ali would take the
whole side OF tIic Herald.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
80: Main.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Pos
office.

Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
office.
Northern mail arrives daily III G:30 m;
departs at $40 am,
Southern mail arrives at $40 IN; departs
at $3.50 n III.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives nj Hoo q m;
departs at 400 p m.
Fort Worth, Weatherrord and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at 4 p IN; de-
parts except Sundays) ut n nj.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisyillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes~
day ana Friday at o y IN; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at I'm.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvaiado mail departs Monday and
Thursday at am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday ut 0 pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 9 pm; departs Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday AT ~ am.
Scyene, Haughts Store and Onion Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at IL M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nj pm.
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should mantle every citizens cheek
when looking upon the disgracefully
dilspidated condition of our cemetery.
There is no fence around it; the cat
tie wander at will over the graves I;
the place is grown up in weeds and
brush, and the general appearance of
it is more than that of wartime
graveyard. Cannot the council or the
citizens do something to remedy this
horrible dissertation of our dead?
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The Merry Few Bali and Ranouet.

There is flutter among the bellies and
beaux. The "Merry Few" have reor.
ganized, and are making active prepa-
rations to give, on December 18th, the
grand paper muslin ball and banquet
The invitations will shortly be issued.
The affair is to be the most select and
brilliant of the kind ever gotten up
here, If the club carry out the pro.
gramme laid down.
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 800 Main Alreet,

No. 800 Maiu Street,
In the number where our
old friends and the public gen-
orally Will ind us. with u full
stock Of books, paper Of nil
kinds. stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOccrs and merchants, cot
ton sanipiing paper, etc. New
goods coming In AT
REED ~ hATlIROP'S.
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To the Clergy aud Lniiy OF the Diocese
OF Texas.
OMAHA, November y, 1874.

OMAHA, November -, 1874.
BRErHRES-Our well beloved brother In
Christ, the very Rev, Alexander Charles Gar
rett, ID. D., dean. etc, Is to be consecrated
Missionary Bishop of northern Texas, in
Trinity cathedral, Omaha, Nebraska, on the
fourth Sunday in Advent, December tho Goth,
at the hour of eleven o'clock A., M,
Tho Right Rev. II. II. GARRISON d. d. LII
d., being the consecrator; the Right Rev. ID.
IS. futile, ID. D., Missionary Bishop OF Utah,
preacher; with the Right Rev. William IL.
Hare u. D., Missionary Bishop of Niobrara,
and the Right Rev. +. s. Spaulding. d. D.,
Missionary Bishop Of Colorado, presenters.
You are cordially invited to be present.
Should YOU be able TO come, please inform
the undersigned without delay, that accom-
mediation may be secured for you. By order
of the presiding bishop.
JAMES PATERSON, Omaha,
HY. 9. SHAW, Silver Glen,
2l5iecl5 Attendant Presbyters.
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LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

&. ~. ellis Tonight, at Fields thea
ter,
Try the "Parepa" cigar at Moneits
and rest In peace
Benefit Of the charming Carlotta to-
night
Joe Booth IN FfOodles,n Tonight, at
Fields thealer, for the benefit Of the
fascinating Carlotta.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded At q, j, Motletps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets,
Professor Werner will initiate the
drum and fife on the piano Tonight, at
Flelde' thcater, for the benefit OF the
unapproachOble Corlotta,
Hot all ye near-sighted, ye dim
sighted, yc oblque-slghied, ye old
sighted, 20 TO Webbs, who has pebble
glasses for all conditions aud all ages.
The great Stevens In one of his
choicest recItations tonight, for the
benefit Of Carlolta,
Handsome clocks, fine bracelets, sill
yer napkin rings, cake baskets, ten
sets and silverware suitable for holt
day presents, ut Webb's, 5O5 Main
street.
Miss Viola May, ut Fields theater,
tonight, Will sing the aria from Mey-
erbeer's great opera of 'Robert de
Dlavolo," entitled "Roberl, Oh My
Beloved" And II h Miss Carlotta's
benefit.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Monetps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
You should go to No. 4lO Elm street,
opposite Adams d Leonard's bank,
and get some Of that cheap furniture,
before II is all sold. Mr.. Darlington,
the receiver, Is selling IT at fifty per
cent below cost See advertisement.
H. IL. Cushing, Houston, Texas, has
one OF the largest stocks of books, sta
tlonery, and printers paper and card
stocks to be found In Texas and but
few houses in the south carry u heavier
stock. We passed through his estab-
lishment last week, and can safely say
that our friends can not do better than
to give him call.
We are glad TO see the business of
our Georgia druggist, DR.. Moflett, rap.
idly increasing and can only attribute
II to the purity and freshness of his
drugs, and the accuracy Of his prepar-
ing prescriptions, us attested by many
of our leading physicians.
BY reference to our advertising col
Inns IL will be seen that Miss Parci-
field and MrsN T. Johnson have re-
moved their establishment to the room |
under the San Jacinto hotel, Commerce
oVcCtj hVAp uUOI cdsJ OF Ile main ell !
france. These ladies have recently adj
ded large invoices to their stock of
latest styles Of goods in their line and
request their friends and the public
generally to give them call.
Messrs. Dorman, Holmes & Co. are
among the lergest dealers in pianos in
the United States, their trade now ex-
tending over nearly the entire country.
They have made this city headquar-
tiers for their Texas trade, on account
of Its central location, and all orders
and correspondence should be address,
ed to the Dallas Office.
Parties wishing to purchase piano
or organ should call on or write to
these gentlemen before doing so.
See the advertisement.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
GAI.yEN'rON,

GALVESTON, December 0--Money
steady and unchanged, Gold ll2GGll2i,
silver steady and unchanged at
lll@llll.
liides--flInt, selected, lSc; US they
run lOY@l7lc; wet saIted selected,
Olm03c; butchers green 1lmSc; dry
sailed sold M dry lllnt, with allowance
for salt glue; stock 3.
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Tho m0rItcl Is aollyo I'M lOo .uprIy IIm-
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PROSPECTUS.
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~ we recent elections the nso.,
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nnlphnphpe IN Journalism. ,sua and m,
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,he vardlnp Mpalu " u party Ofgsa unl aud
lts eourse. ara tne popular YlndIea, pi'allhs
voice oI Tue people fOr reform ane Ieanll lhs
W kuHeihhunt, iur CANTOR AMI allu lhlesfllv
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h,ass " s,rn, Newspaper" mi, ,na Lead,
among other resso ,ss"'NS 'or The ioliowIsg
all publishes Alt the newa ea,,,
paper Hlhh ANY Olhss
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o onb we right Of local ssify,o we who'll
olse az mar Az, 81 All olassta In .llehl
III ndyoca Ivy anu legal rights, '"'"e ehef.
no,wssn noflh and south, and h1oa feeling
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H ihhlhthlnA fairness ann az,
pp uut,u in.l anu queAlions, and dppi tvwafd
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~, pnp pd mes scientific news repo oas
AMI ace,, a,sseoverles 10 degree oi ulAclA'
paper. ''' h'lhlned by any
" gives every. week ten or mora
wy most carefully preparrd nvlnlnA0f
Iilhlltr during the year, much AGRICULTURAL
hHkleshle lhah the entire eon,t Hnole IA The
nsmeI agricultural publication. nnd ,ho " any
aericmiss nm, /" rauIppnrtnent Of which an N1hola
in mnl,s ,,nnd Y",or shlni ut has done ,uaehl
ehce which ever existed, q" WY "''er inau.
,,,b nus published series OF seien,,a.
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin a. 90, booksellers,
stntiOners, etc., 5Oi Main street,
have now on hand the finest,
cheapest wall paper and VIM
dow shades, ANA The mos; Oi
them, ever before offered in
this market.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NAV ORLEANS, November &. Flour
Low grades scarce, Double, - 90
treble, 20 O0@S %; choice, ~ 0OlG 90.
Corn quiet; mixed, 90@0lc; choice
white, O2c. Oats, llrmer at 7l(672c.
Bran advanced to 81 cool 20. Hay
dull; choice, S27 80. Pork dull; shout
ders, lsose, &c; packed, 78@Sc; clear
rib, l0lc. Bacon, scarce aud duh ut
0l@l3lGCl4lc, Hams scarce; choice,
new, Ice, Lard duh and lower; tierce,
li!c; keg, l5c, Sugar, in fair dcmand
but weaker prices; inferior, 4l@5lc;
common, 5}@6c; fair to fully fair,
6l@7ic; prime TO strictly prime, 40
Sic. Molasses-Fairdemand and firm;
common, 4O@42c; fair l7(G5D; prime to
strict prime, 52G5 SIC. Coffee quiet; fair
to prime, l74@lOc. Corn meal duh
at 50 so.
Cotton-Demand active. Sales, 10, $50
bales. Largest business of the season.
Prices higher fully recovering from
yesterdays decline. Good ordinary
to strict good ordinary, l3l@l83c; low
middling to strict low mjddling, l33
@l4c; middling to strict mldGling,
14b@ll9c; good middling TO middling
fair l4S@l5B fair.
Receipts, 7,4ll bales stock, $50, 223
bales; unsold last evening, $500 bales;
on shipboard, l0l, 800 bales.
Gold, III. Sight, 4 discount. Ster-
ling SIS SO.
NEW YORK.
New York, Decembe 9.-Noon-Cot-
ton dull. Uplands, lac; Orleans, l4sc.
Gold, ll0S.
Evening-Cotton quiet, Sales l,7O3
bales at l44@l4jc.
2:30 p. M.Cotton-Net receipts, 3O7
bales gross, 5,2S5 bales.
Futures clased steady. Sales $1,000
bales. December, IA 7-S2c; January II
9-l6c; Febr'y, II 15.lGG3l-32c; March,
Is 5-l6c; April, 15i@2l-32c; May, 10
3l-32; June l6l July 10 ll-32@0-lG.
Cotton dull; 1900 bales at l4!CG5.
Evening. Money more active at %
per cent. Exchange heavy at 4S5|,
Gold, ll02@ll0s, Governments duh
but steady. States nominal. Specie
to Europe to-day, ST, 400, 1888,
principally gold coin.
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what the Southern Press s.y -,
Tribune. we

We consluer The Tribune "A vary v.,,.-
PnaPuf'NNl ahneville IN. o. Citizen Valuable
search INV nolh tribune, In la iaithhl ma,
~nIng exposure OF outrage siandn,.aI u
Alabama ana other states, has don o,aimueh on
service 70 tfnth and Justice,-iMoe,n,,l" ,ense
Telegraph and Messenger. '''"ooh Sda.)
m mH tnnnh lne New York Tribune for a..
Justice for the people of Ainb"muse h9nding
gomery (Ala,) News. '"''"'- Mont.
=, ine pcst newspaper In the world A.. Al,
New YORK Tribune, IL combines Inv nv al, The
UNI shghcliy OF the London Times VIII iEsn,iy
iBaitimore BulI ntMs enterprise Of America
a paper 70 be admired for its lndenondo
oI tone ana iIh reliability OF news iit,,u,vnoo
pal Methodist, Baltimore, Maryland "p'eco'
Any one who wants u iirst.clnSs oo,,..
which Keeps fully up with the tIlies s1 paper
ature, science and art should snhscr ~ liter'
Spartan. V'' VI 'afollna
=, The imperial sheet of the world ,ho NJ.
orm Trioune-lThe Jacksonville F ' Nav Nav
We regard II as the best paper nj, 10 o,
pEnD,ished IN the United staies- MorrlsnioSwin
To-day the New York Tribune is undo,,,
euly the nrst OF American newspapers. who,
ever may be said OF It's rivals, ii has n, WHAT
won precedence OF ali, ana very cred y,vaiiy
does ~ represent the journalism of ina c",',sy
try. While dealing with all the tonics , onnl
Ing Wlthlh tne range OF o newgpnner H.
tribune makes specially OF the Rreat ,sn my
yect OF agriculture. II becomes thereiorree ",
matter OF vital Importance to the conn,r,,
that the direction OF the ideas OF this aa.y,
section should be in able and consciant t ,e1t
hands, and matter for congratulaiion ,bas
me farmers newspaper par excellence t has
ne nigh standing OF the Tribune - r Tis
IN. " South lihe
The New York Tribune Is doin, n o,o0,
work IN .popularizing science, by the n sen'
cation Of cheap extras to that great dSilv
Dur Monthly, Clinton, S. q. '"''''
American newspaper enterprise IA proho.
ply at This time more fully illustrated in ths
daily issues of the New York lrIbnne ih no
Star. ave- W.
Unequalcd in culture, dignity, comprebsr.
slve breadth, polish of expression and ntel.
leetnal fettered by no party ties, boitcd in.
decencies OF speech, and hysteric with M
wild sensations.-tRa Raleigh, IN. C.) ApricuI.
tural Journal. -Ae'''ui-
surely the paper has maintained success.
iuliy the nigh popularity which he be.
queathed II, and the name OF an ably con.
Quoted and independent Journal which IL
now deserves even more Justly than Mt anv
time during Mr.. Greeley's life.-I Petersburg
(Va.) Index.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLA

Mayor--W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-Willlam NJ. johnson.
AttOney-William NJ. Edwards.
TrCasurer-ltobert II. West.
Assessor aud ColleGtor-rhomas j. Keeton,
Observation-Disclosures Peak,
Health onlcer-Dr. NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward: X. II. Burlies, Joe
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: X.
d. Coughanour, John NJ, Howell. Third
ward: a. 4. Hensley, John Owens, los. g.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward: II, b. Mcconnell,
W. c. Young.
nj the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet In regular session at the coun-
az room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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HincIkIeY 4 DihreII

Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are at the old stand, prepared to do
oil kinds oftin work. ana will have full sup
ply of stoves and tinware in three or four
weeks.
Dallas, November H.. 2S5dlm
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FOE SALE.

NV residence Garner Pacific avenue
aud Houston streets, embraeing hnifa
black % around, Win vel nniahed
one'st0ry Rnd basement FOek-eoHerelo
buiialng, ana ali necessary out'bHiId'
ings, etc, Al early applicant mnS ne'
cure a bargain,
JNO. ", swINDfLIs,
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usecure the shadow

Ere the substance fades"
And the place to do 1t is at Freeman's CAL
lery, where nothing but frst-class pictures
IRE made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 22,d2u
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment In the southern
states, 10 compete with any New
York house, you Will ind AZ
the Dollar Store.
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A Farmers Vacation in EQr0DG,''

me description of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
II ILLUSTRATIONS ~ by Moran, Sheppard and Others,
~ ~ expected VIII have more than tran
silent value. An additional paper. with an
proprlate Illustrations, will be devoted 10
the.study of Indian character,
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UNTIL JANUARYl, 1s75.

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INENS AND WRIT.
ING FLUID.

Ny the pint, quart or gallon,
cheap, very cheap, mt Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street, and everything else
usually found i'm a f'irst-class
book store. may be found mt
the same place and sold OH the
same terms.
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SNe,lril.y

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odly II. c. HOSKINs, Agent Tor Dallas.
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Just received a fancy assort-
EeRt Of fancy goods at the
Great Southern DOIlar Store.
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DALLAS LODGE No. H. ], O. o, H., meets
on every Wednesday night al the Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Jas. II, DAVIS, ", a,
u, Y, WOLf Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, - |, o, q, H., meets
every Monday nighlat Odd Fellows hall.
II, II, MCCONNELL, No,
u, l., Lyle, Secretary,
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broker. c0nveyancer and mo-
tary public. Ohice-NO. IO7
Lamar street.
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WINDOW AND PICTURE
GLASS

May be found at very reduced
prices and i'm large quantities
at Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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