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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-09-12

OUR heartiest sympathies are eX.
tended our gifted contributor, Mrs.
Welthea Graham, upon the loss of hel
sweet little daughter, whose death
took place yesterday.
SCHOELLKoPF 81 DoELLING, dealers
in leather, shoe findings and saddlery
hardware, have just received their large
fall stock, which they can now offer at
reduced prices, as their Mr.. s. made it
his special duty to select the stock
himself and bought Immediately from
the factories and tanners.
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This pioneer line to Texas, having complet-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonville, are enabled TO offer still
better facilities for travel TO the great North
east.
By special arrangement, Pullman's palace
sleeping cars will be run between Houston,
Homestead, Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line Of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and St Louis, without change OF
carsto New York and the principal CONNER
cial cities of the North and East.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over a year,
has a smooth track, a well settled road-bed,
and are enabled TO make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with MiIler's patent compiler and Wesfing-
house air brake
Our advice TO the traveller from TEXAS Il. 10
travel via the n. X. al.
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IFrOm SUNDAYS DAILY Herald

THERE seems to be no "check up''
in building in our city. Its all go up.
THOSE forty thousand bales of cotton
which Dallas is to ship this season are
being made up daily. Fifty-three more
in yesterday.
A Two-sToRY brick is to be built by
Messrs. Clark, Bryan & Blake, next to
the postoffice. The size of the build
ing will be fifty feet front by ninety
deem
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From Tuesdays Daily He,ald.1

The farmers declare that this rain
makes them cheerful on the wheat
question for next year.
SOME villain killed two fine mich
cows, near the round house of the Pa
cific road, ON Sunday night.
Mr.. THOMAS sold a kiln of three
hundred thousand brick, a few days
ago, to Major Tompkins, for seven dol
lars and fifty cents per thousand. A
perfect brick of a sale, that.
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Success.

Adventurous spirits assured the pres
ent success of Texas. Nothing ven-
tured, thought they, nothing won. But
win they did. So in the Grand Gift
Concerts in aid of the Public Library
of Kentucky, some venturer is sure to
win. Why may he not be Texan ?
The drawing will certainly be full
one, and as certainly will take place
on the 30th of November. If enough
of us try, somebody is sure to be remu-
nerated.
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COrOner's Verdict and Result o: Post
Morton Examination i'm the Colt
Murder Case.

COrOner's Verdict and Result OF Post
Morton Examination in the Colt
Murder Case.
The testimony in this case was con-
tinued and concluded, yesterday morn
ing, by examining Frank Kenzler, who
deposed that he was asked by Colt,
about two O'Clock yesterday morning
to loan him pistol, as these were two
men following him. Kenzler loaned
him Smith aud Wesson pistol, but did
not know if it was loaded or not. The
pistol was then produced and iden-
titled by Kenzler and Deputy Sheriff
Scott as the one found.
The following was the coroner's YER
dict:
We, the jury, find that the deceased,
Victor Colt, came to his death by
reason of gunshot wound in the left
breast, and we are unable to determine
whether the wound was inflicted by
his own hand or some person to us I'M
known.
[Signed.l w. II. COKER,
II. IL. HALL,
Il. u. RODGERS.
G.S. g. LEONARD
l.. Ii. KENDALL,
w. II. (,ASTDN.
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The Lone Star Foundry.

Mr.. c. Christopher is now sole pro-
prietor of these works and solicits or
ders from all parts of the state. Mr..
Christopher is live, enterprising bus
mess man and parties sending orders
to him may depend upon their being
promptly and satisfactorily filled.
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Bold Stealing.

We saw in our city on yesterday Mr..
JESSE Shain, one of the live men of
Mckinney, who IVES in searci: of a
pair of horses and buggy that were
hired from him on the 18th day of last
month. He has not yet succeeded in
getting any track of his stolen prop.
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A Horrible Denfh.

A man whose name we were unable
to learn, was run over a mile below
this city and shockingly cut to pieces
by the mixed train on the Central
road on Sunday morning. He Is said
20 have been under the influence Of
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w. II. COKER,
II. IL. HALL,
II. p. RODGERS.
q. =. 9. LEONARD
Il. Ii. KENDALL,
w. III. CASTOR.
POST MoRTENI EXAMINATION.

In addition to the shooting, there
was some suspicion of the deceased
having been poisoned, and post NOR
tenn examination was conducted by l..
Myers Conner and Doctors Cornelius
and Johnson, who returned as follows:
We find nothing injurious in the
stomach of Victor Colt.
Signed. l.. MYERS Common,
DR.. CORNELIUS,
DIR. JOHNSTON.
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LOST.

Bounty land certificate No. 296 for go acres
issued TO Vicente Zepada.
Also first class certificate issued TO A. An-
Rlin, No. I75, for one-fourth OF league.
II not found, duplicates will be applied for.
CUAAINS& DUECAF,
sarsv Agsaz,
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From saturdays paiIy Iierold.l


CorToN receipts continue To grow
daily.
OUR warehouses are filled with mer-
chandise for shipment west.
FREIGHT trains arriving are loaded
with fall stocks for our merchants.
OUR crowded thoroughfares bespealS
business ut high tide.
YOUNG man, don't come to Dallas
for soft positions ! You better keep
flies Off shoeing horse in your old
home and take your pay out in hoof
pairings.
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THE TERRELL INSTITUTE
REV. JOHN PORTMESs, Principal,

Assisted by able teachers, will commence its
frst regular session SEPTEMBER Z, iol4' 70 con-
tinue ten month. Tuition 81 80, s. 50 and
81 80 per month, according TO grade. A few
boarders accommodated In private families
at moderate rates. l57dlm4Swlm
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Ell PAso ONION SEEDS,
CROP OF 1874.

CROP OF 1874.
Guaranteed fresh and genuine. Price IS
per pound. Address, with cash,
Is. II. CUSHING,
Houston, Texas.
luzusf "a
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BRICK FOR SALE.

1 have kiln of one hundred and fifty
thousand brick, just opened, well burned,
and that will bear hauling to any part of the
country, which / offer for sale in lots to suit
purchasers, at the lowest prices for cash. Per-
sons wishing to purchase would do well to
give me n call before purchasing elsewhere.
Yard located, in the lower part of the city,
near the City mills.
10Sdlwi0w3m THOMAS FLYNN.
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Attention Granrersi
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway

Blank forms Of application for member
ship TO the Patrons OF Husbandry can be pro-
cured at this Office at sl.GO per hundred.
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OIL, LAMP, LANTERN OR CHANDELIER

You call for we are prepared to furnish 1t
at the lowest market rates.
Being headquarters for all kinds of illu-
ninating articles, we will give special atten-
ton to the country merchant and his GUS
TONERS. Having taken the Gold and silver
Medals at the last Fair for the best Lanterns
tour own make for Sugar-House and Cane
Sheds; also Diploma and approval of the
Board of Health, for the safety of our
Firesiie Oil and Peoples Safety Oil
Both positively safe, but the Fireside Oil
stands the highest test of any of the illumin-
ating oils-PrattIs Astral, or any other oils,
not excepted. Our Firesiue being heavier,
will last longer. and can not fail TO give sat
isfaction, and If by accident the lamp breaks
while burning the oil will put out the fire,
enabling each man TO be his own insurance
company. No change of burner or lamp re-
quired. And now, for the convenience of
our friends in the Secopd and Third districts,
we have our store, No. Is Daupbine street, in
the Second district, fully supplied with
Lamps and Oils. General Wholesale and
Manufacturing Department, No. 60 Camp
street. New Orleans, well stocked with Chan
deliers, Lamps ETC., and TO meet the wants
of the wholesale and retail trade of Texas
and Mexico, we have opened large branch
house on Twepty-Second street, between
Market and Postoffce streets, Galveston,
Texas. Our full guarantee for all articles is
still held out TO the people.
Septoline Oil, Lamp and Chandelier Com
pany, Nos. 30 Camp and 10 Dauphtne streets,
New Orleans: also, l70 and l72 Iwenty-Scc-
ond street, between Market and rosioffice
streets, Galveston, Texas.
Give us a cali. j. p. CROSS,
lSOdlm52wlm Proprietor.
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Aver
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION,

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
!, science, few are Of
I more real v',luc 10
mankind than This eff
. fectual remedy for all
. diseases of the Throat
and Lung. \ vast
trial of it, virtues.
throughout thi. and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely and cflectually
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surely ana clectually
control them. The testimony of our best cti-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to its power; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly TO be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As remedy,
it is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, il saves un-
numbered lives, and IN amount Of suffering not
to be computed. Ii challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep il on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, IL neg
lected Tender lungs need this defence; and il
is unwise to be without it. As safeguard 70
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invauable for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved TO the love and affection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against orli-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
Sleep No one will suffer troublesome Inlu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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They act very mildly, ct thoroughly re-
store the functional action Of the digestive
organs and the intestines, and renovato the
gripping or weakness, nd may be taken at any
lime without change of diet or occupation.
Price - cents II box. Sold by all druggists
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INhe BEST Advice

That can be given to persons suffering from
Dyspepsia, bilious Complaint, Collie, Con-
sumption, Sick Headache, Fever and Ague,
the Stomach, the Liver or Kidneys, is to tone
cleanse and regulate these important organs
by the use of
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Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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MR.. JAMES T. FIELDS's TEN LECTURES
NA ON SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH
MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE.
LCHARLEs LAMB AND HIS FRIENDS.
U.SYDyRY SMITH AND HIS WORK IN LIFE.
III. ALFRED TENSYsOS. THE NAN AND TIE POET
w." CHRISTOPHER NORTH" PROFESSOR WILSON, Oh
BLACKw0ODs MAGAZINE.
VIDE QUINCY THE ENGLISH OPIUM-KArEa
VI WORDSWORTH; WITH RBCOLLECTl0SS OF TBR LAKR
COUNTRY.
VII KRArs AND SHELLEY, WITH THE STORY oP THBfa
LIVES
VII. .LoSGFgLLOw, THE POET AID SCHOLAR
TX FICTION, AND ITS EMINENT AUTHORS.
X.LITBRARY AND ARTISTIC LIFB IN LONDON. TWENTY.
FIVE YEARS AGO
The SHOW. Lectures and Books consisting largely Of
Personal Reeoeeons be delivered OF ten OF I 90
our nay be selected; o u separate Lectures
Apply 70 krHs Drcrun BuHBAu, Dos,cn.
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6elu DanIeo- Males.

NNANTED-A young man who wishes 10
w STUDY LAW svof once With prseae IN .9s eV
Suitable Si maize GOOD
he useful Aps4s ~ a. Room D lt2 broelee
XNANTED--A CORRESPONDING CLbttk
w la Afse importing aeuse iaaaAr " sf- 9oaat
ingaouse duties aAi thoToassy sIe~r' 70 .', DSa
2315 l. L.. AasaErlsHs ~ hg A-Ia @--e e~l-i5
expeoed references shirh nssi 7e euuref sati'1
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= - - Y-Bridgman seed Store
- msrt practical GARDENER Wishes stusiiouf under
stands greenhouse apenss And laying ou ground Can % Aae's
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Waters.

|,OTORED SITUATION WANT
IN bv eoored- young private family city OF county
bsst TeIsroaes, CAL or sdsTuss ~ Bu-sye
CO1ORED WAITER-Situation wanted by
hora0blv ee emit coored satf In psvate family hreiass
oSy rssr.nss sapJsE Address D. Boa 10 THSaRs Up
.Osn Oncs, 54la Wesi 9ses@ ...-. .
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Gardeners.

ARDFNER.-A German (married) man as
" hness GARDENER understands bot snd eo!a srapere.
ssO vegetables, foWrff car
isS deubted references Cas- be al ODkLLS AGENCY
Ilq st Broadway.
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Clothing.

LTB. MINTZ-, 24s 3d-ave-, between Goth and
"A 2sss es sad gentlemen dispose q their e.seF Csis
- Csrpss Iewev TIC highest cab psi SIN Dresses $40
- esO Costa SO Sl5i Psn 81 to IS note BY posi- punctu
nv stsnded Mr hrs hlNTzs sud out Of the city
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6itnations Uanfeo--M dles.

Walters.
COLORED WAITER.-A respectable colored
~ -cu like WAITER private .%ily or
arstcss boadngbone good cfererceA ADDRESS ihonAo
WANTED SITUATION-By respectable
W Young WAITER pnvae fsntlF best o, reference
and vilhns YORK. Gail address Mr. MCCARTHY No. :"
East 30th-st
WANTED-Dy a coIored youth, IS years OF
objection the eountrJ Can
be o45 6thave second aoo not particular l'oa
WAITER, &c.-A Frenchman as frst-class
w WAITER understands has business thoroughly and can rnsn
the very best Of would act butler q Ieq7Ts
BUREAG t. ioS E. o s4 'e corner ' B s -
WAITER AND USEFUL MANA colored
w yoans Wster private family or puvate 6orlns
sH "a IS Trs asPs ssef Generally uu
ODELLs AGENCY No. 100 West S4thst, corner Broadway
Miscellaneous.
COLORED BUTLER.-A frst-class colored
~ butler wishes nr excellent city refer
eau address II H1GstsnsL three io9s iom BosdEl.
VTSEFUL MANLY a good colored young
- who good COachmn Gardener Waiter and us.iu VI
snYvherr country has good references Al the fr"|
esiani Home Baresu. l3s 6h-ave.. above 1Othst
Useful MAN-Swede for city or country,
" be generally useful store packing house has goa
PROTESTANT HoMs BUREAU, 15s 5ih.aye., above IOhst
JTSEFUL MAN and WIFE-hlan is good and
y careful with bore. sid dryinE ana s sanay 81 N! emo %
country or city wen good COOK aundress OF heas 20 - 49,
hsy best Of references and Eage' Can Do seen " '
PROTESTANT HOME l3s 6th-aye, above lOth-,t
VEANTED.-The Young Mems Christian
Association requests merchants al business IN the tV
or ouniry who are IN want o. Boos1sSs' %
ST, corner F1urth-iye
WANTED-To take care of a gentlemans
w PLACE country by Protestant and VIE sgel
on machine; Moderate Call at CARPENrEKS' l3o West
1lthst.. cor. 6th-ave
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

PARTISAN LADY who teaches French in
m instruction In French and Address Miss B. NJ OF r W.
CHRIsTRRN. = UBiversity-place.
4 PROFESSOR of a high institution, tenor
~ church. BOARD IN Exchange
for Muse Drawing Mathematics And OAsss rees
% J. n. Farley 2ls AAiis0nav D. b B. Ir1une once.
1.-TWO LADIES (teachers) desire pleasant
1 ROOMS with BOARD a refined private family Address
TEACHER Box 81 Uptown Tribune once 54 West 32dst stating
which be moderate; best reIereno
WANTED for two adults, three unfurnlshed
w carped ROOMS with GOARD, between Egne 9TH and F
iethts Foa sIthRves references Address D., Al West
Thirry-sixth-st. Hew-lOrk
VTANTFD-For a gentleman, two ladies,
child 20 months Old second or thirdhoor suite 81
FoJ|R MOONS Ass BOARD Jane nos 20
se S7O Der Address COUNSELLOR Nel0rk Tribune once
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eI,ss q RDENER plain and fancy gardening
t rApsss laying lasRs, graias etc. also
"a ne best relerehceS e0uuuT moderate
49, Ami as oDELLs GERMAN BUREAU, 100 " est 3sth-st
Road Wgv..
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Porters.
v0ORTrFR and TISFF7JI MANA young man

.ou9 he position a. PORTER store. hotel or once u
e 10 MAKE sc generally useful can furnish sooI et isiei
81 A. soaese wages u5ul suIes a. ODkLL
AeESCY los Vest 31irsL corner br1Ao"GF
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Nurses.

MAN NURSE.-A German Young man as
vi NRSg 10 an Invalid gentleman WAITER ean fnrnish an
ne reference capsbtY kc city county Can De seen ~
1DELs AGENCY 100 Resg 5aihsL eoIae! 1Ioa4s-J Inquire
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Situations Uantch- females.
Laundresses.
0I6 WEST 4sIH-ST.-By frst-class Pro-
- IL - LAUNDRBssi best CITY reieresce.
Dbl EAST 33D-ST.-A respectable woman
week Of month; gool reference.
.l,l1 WEST 26TH-ST "A respectable woman
s)O wishes aides and gents ana Is SAshsNG al asf own
O.I WEST 2jTH-ST.-A respectable woman
C')f ike WASHING at her own house good refer
az 7TH-AVE.-A respectable woman So
4) WASHING and IRONING to do at her house, linens
&c, done IN superior stye.
III. WEST 19TH-ST.-A respectable young
40 sir "a arsclAss LAUNDRBssi best city reference
zoo west 4lTH-ST.-A competent girl as
r,, box peang and autas city or country city
Nurses.
NOLORED NURSE. -First-class NURSE, by
" respectable coOre Tonsn aoroah 1lasrands sis
nH' nom ',' AID oder eA1 aS, T Ds.1 sl
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By an English
~ Who caps bic ana Wiling 70 DO .1p Ia
and obgng has best Of reeoImen1A0n~ N c. A'0
Gth-aye, shoe store
NTRSE and SEAASTRESS-By a neat, tidy,
~ Young swedish girl who End and attentive % children Is
commentator Call al cARPEATERs, lSo eat 4IA'' CO..
NURSE and CHAMBERWORK, &c.-By a
~ Protestant plain sewng woman wages no,
pT obieets bsme' BY useful .o@sH pas good
,sce, .pd can be seen PROTESTANT HOME, 40 9TH
. sys above i6.S.i.
NTRSE and SEAMSTRESS-By a young
~ Protestant NaO 9les a5SaoD As @
anu se, eo3 references Inquire the PROTESTANT HOME,
us etE-aTe, above lOth-st
NTTRSE FOR INVALID OR INFANTRY
~ seaged woman experienced snd Of ooAsng aspon.
don: will aboli the house % De usela ,, o. ~
y ,ss at re PR0TEsrAST HOME l3s 6aZe above leta
IVANTED-By a respectable young woman
w srUATIOs groWn children and sew or s1it on
Isr and sew Can be her present employers No 47O "ess
100 WEST 2OTH-S T.-A competent NURSE
,)V to ats care Of Children reference Cal for JAYS
RnO WEST 06TH-ST-A young girl to take
ZUJ CARE or CHILDREN aud assist With ehAnOerVo'k
reference from lat place.
Jlf WEST 32D-STwAA, y0gng p P 70 .SnR
reference from last place.
Il.l0 WEST 1sTH-ST.-A middle-aged Prot
- 0 s 5s can cut ana ii cArsHs clothing aIs,Ass refer
o0) WEST 2OTH-ST.-A young girl lately
.NDZ landed wishes 70 TAKg CARR Of CHILDREN n private
family or lsh. homework.
o1I EAST 27TH-ST., one flight, front-A
,14 respectable yogng WET AIhsEi las
% WEST 26TH- STA respectable widow
.DDZ CAgB OP CHILDREN AID DO csAsf hg' eon'ss
TIC work; good reierenees cal Iso ea-.
7'lO WEST 2GrH-ST.-A young girl wishes
41C to TAKE CARR Of yOsHg BABY VIZ maze aesA Sea'
sraliy useful private iamly
80 WEST 27TH-ST.-A respectable young
,DZ4 girl wishes Of CHILDREN IN private fanay
kind willing ani oD4guE
HQn 3D-AVE.. between AID and 43d-sts.-A
OCU oaas g NURSE an TO Do PAlH Sewing beat city refer
Sesmstressas
7 AIDES Undertaking. Muslin, Iaeeworkii
LACE HAND Der moderate terms tao ohave N
AaeI sIor,.
.lnS WEST AS'T-ST.-A competent DRESS
2UD MAKER TO go oai by he tayi esges m1iefaie.
III WEST 2OTH-ST.-A Protestant young
woman sRANstK Rssi GU, AID u aud DO
all kinda o iAually ssxIEs CAL iOl : iAIh
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fertures ano Meetinss.

MR.. DE CORDOVA, the famous lecturer Will
vi OUR NEW CLERGYMAN" At Association Hall
and Fourtave TUESDAY EVENING. sept 70
1874 o the Pree Dormory Women AMI bsaeyo
u The FanA Tickets GuIeys Bookstore 1ntf
he Hall 4 the door
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felp u,anleo females

wv ANrrFD-A Protestant woman ~ cook,
w ,,b and tbs iSsu t~Is work or AZ h~ss
Assy A, $50 <o.ase .IaT
,...r al d. ..s s.rr.. sr ...f ID. ..5 s.ss
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5ales Oh ARrriDn

A. MERvrs.
ny BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., 6B Broadway,
II pssr sses II BeeEs Werks AT Psncr GSees &c
rypNgSDAY sept 80. OF Rngsh and American
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The Chicago Inter Ocean says: "Jno.
G. Fremont is in San Francisco. A few
years ago his presence there would have
been the signal for series of receptions
and ovations, but now he receives only
a passing notice. The notoriety he had
achieved and the position he had created
for himself have been swept away, and
to day the explorer of the Rocky Noun
tains walks the streets of CALIFORNIA; 8
chief city comparatively unknown.
When General Fremont was in France
he was arrested, tried and found guilty
of raising money on the Memphis and El
Paso railway bonds by false representa-
tions, and sentenced to imprisonment
for term of years. He made good his
escape from the, jurisdiction OF the
French courts and came to the United
States. His brother-in-law, Baron Boi-
leau, who was tried on the same charge,
was not as fortunate, and he is now
serving his term of imprisonment.
Baron Boileau' wife, a daughter of Thos.
II. Benton, lately died abroad under
very painful circumstances Her sister,
Mrs. Fremont, is a woman of rare at
tainments and great ambition. her
hopes have withered, and she now beholds
her husband, who once almost grasped
the highest prize in his country's gift,
declared felon by friendly republic