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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04
The three lions OF Washington n,

The three lions OF Washington ut
present are Mr.. Sartoris, Aristarchl
Bey and Senator Jones. The two
former, with their harbarous names
have but small attractions for us; but
with Jencs Ii Is different. Accounts
from the Capital represent him as be.
Ing assaulted by matchmaking mann
mas, besleged by lovely widows, aud
charged upon by battallons aud maid.
ems aud spinsters OF all the various
grades OF beauty. Thus far he lias re-
sisted all the destinations OF the fair
ones, aud will loon render himself
secure by building castle like unto
Stewards, where he can Immune him.
self aud be safe from the attacks aud
stratagems Of the fir.-Eweka Cmpei.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the Goth day OF
February. 1874, so many shares OF each parcel
nj public auction. at the Office Of the Company.
Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Buildlng. Virginia
City, Storey County, Nevada, on THURSDAY.
the s0th day Of April, 1874. at the hour OF I?
O'Clock H., OF said day. 10 pay tald delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF I'D.
v%ertising and expenses OF the sale.
HERMANN j. T. SCHERL, Sec'y.
0~nice-Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Building,
@ street, Virginia. Nevada. apis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

MARK TWAIN Is said to be writing
another book, the subject Of which IL
what he saw In England. The Phila-
ielphla Mail says: Mark Is a genial
writer. and used to be a very striking
one, but somehow or other, he seems
to have lost, Of late, that freshness and
~lncisiveness Of humor which formerly
distinguished him. Perhaps his new
book may be In his old style, the style
which first brought him Into notice.
We hone so anyhow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

GgS. o. o. HOWARD mado a written
abatement before the committee who
arc engaged In investigating the
Freedmen's Bureau frauds, but re-
fused to swear to IL. which Is much too
thin even from q Christian soldier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

A Troy crsmatlonlst asks, wouldn't
il be pleasant to receive a dispatch
something like this some day /: Dear
Mother: William died at noon to day.
Ashes by mail. Yours Ia sorrow,
JouN SMITH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

Personal George Booth, son OF
John Booth. editor Of the Belmont
Courier, arrived frsm Salt Lake this
morning. accompanied BY his bride
a fair flower plucked from Utah's
dsserts-and passed on to his home ut
Belmsnt.-Recse Rirer Rereiiie, Nay 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

Tho above sale is POSTPONED TIL Monday,
mi I'd HERMANN ]. T. scHEEL. sec'y.
HARTFORD MINING COMPANY.
u Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey County,
Nevada.
Notice {. hereby given. tina. at a meeting Of
tho Board OF Directors. held on the LIST day Of
May. 1874, an assessment CNo. ~ Of Twenty
(2m Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm.
medlatsly, In. United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. At the ONCE Of tho COMPANY, Room
street, San frsncisn, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of June,
1874, win be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public suction, and unless payment 10 made
before. win DO sold on the TWRNTY.TnIRD
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
0fice-Room No. ), Haywand's Building, 4i9
California street. San Francisco. Cal. myttd
MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
INl Ing Company Location Of Principal
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District.
Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that al O meeting OF the
Directors. hch on the nrst day Of
May, 1874, an assessment OF Ten Cents
per share was levied upon tho capital
stock OF the corporation. payable i'm.
hcdiatcly, In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary. at the Office OF the Company,
Room 4. No. toi California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaldon WEDNESDAY, the I'd day OF
June. 1874. will no delinquent, and adyer.
tised for sale a, public aletion, and unless pay.
DAY, the 25th day Of June, 1874, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
~ofncs-Reom {. No. col California street, Ssn
Francisco, California. nyS I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

A rosr Of the Grand Army Of the
Rspublic !, to BE- established In Eureka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04
Eureka Items.
Prom the sentinel Of May o.

lFrom the Sentinei OF May ~
From Robert Mitchell, we learn that
a rich strike was made In the Hodgdon
niue, ut Secret Canyon, yesterday AZ
ternoon. The discovery was made
while running the east arift In the
Lsinssreux shaft, ~ feet from the bot
tom Of the mine. 1t 10 not yet known
to what extent the development
reaches, but the rock In sight ls first.
class milling ere, and indicates that II
Ia the commencement Of a valuable
lead.
The political pot appears to be
already becoming agltated. Yesterday
sns OF the ring. as he styles himself.
remarked, that In few days he
would receive q subsidy Of $4,000 for
whlsky money and other triiles,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04

Tim MCCLELLAN GOLD AND Sill
yer Mining Company Location Of works,
American Plat, Storey county. Nevada.
yoticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account OF asscss.
ment No. 0. levied on tho 10Th day or February,
1874, the several amounts setopposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, rs follows:
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IRrom tho Cnpel. MAY IL

j. wadish, Of the Dictator mine,
Newark district. brought In a train Of
twenty-five pack mules loaded with
ore, to-day, aud deposited It at the
Hoosac furnace. The aggregate In
weight Of the shipment amounts to
nearly $4,000 pounds.
w. l.. Pritchard's teams loaded to.
day with 20,075 pounds Of bullion fer
| the Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-04
POsTPONHNHNT

Tho sbo,. sale is POSTPONED till Monday
mi ID HERMANN J. T. scHEEL. sec'y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

The elegant new thealur 0f lhpmp'
son, on Main street, lur lhe FrtFnb
will be devoted exclusively "a ilrslr
class variety entertainments, Al the
great stars in the profession viii hr
played la succession, and ihG manage
ment will spare 10 pains nor expense
10 make II lhe leading variety show iu
the southwest,
A. soon ~ everything gIs la proper
running order tie management pro-
pose 10 adopt the plan Va yueur al
FoXs American varieties, lhllplel,
phla, that il, 10 close lle bar Nui
devote one evenings entorlhlnwrNl lu
the week, and Onoallrruunnitur 70 mnllr
nee for the accommodation az ladies
aud children, We wish his new Gu
lerpTlHe every success, @lpNil
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do the work, Their stock Of office aud
parlor stoves, aud every description of
iron aud tia ware ID not surpassed IN
the state, What w, A, Jones tells
you about his goods you may bank on
Messrs, u, y, Gay a Co., general in'
suranoe agents, Main street, are, az
usual, writing policies IN number Of
frst'olass companies, aud adjusting all
losses promptly
Messrs, Quinn a Shields have done
an enormous amount Of sign aLd house
painting here and q great deal Of beau'
tlful work, They know their business
and turn out nolhlng bul the best OF
jobs, Witness the liKRALDs new sign,
Messrs, j, a, Work 4 Sous, prOpre'
tors Of the old and popular livery, feed
aud sale stable, on the square, near the
bridge, will take care ~ your horse o.
furnish you with al elegant turnout,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-08

Passing Mr., j. c. McConnells store
yesterday evening, our attention was
attracted TO II new gang pillow, made by
the John Deere Moline pillow company,
Of Moline, Ill. The manufacturers
claim II number of advantages for this
pillow, over all Others few of which
we will name. The beam, frame and
wheel are all iron-stronger and more
durable than amy other. The tongue
and clevis are attached to the beams
by SWIVEL bolt, giving it free vertical
motion, and all0rding as natural draft
from the end of the tongue as from the
end of the beam. There are no COM
plications of levers and gearing. One
lever only is required to operate the
pillow in the ground at various depths,
and IL lifts out at the end for turning
by horse power instead of man power.
The pillow is locked in the ground to
operate ut various depths; it is adapted
ioI lllIec loTSeS uUTeilSI or IOuT or more
in pairs; it opens the first furrow and
finishes the land without other change
than is afforded by the lever; needing
no shelter, it will last lifetime,
thereby being cheaper than any other.
In short, its strength, durability, light
ness of draft, simplicity of construc-
ton, ease of management, and per-
feet work, make it to the farmers the
most valuable invention of the age.
To prove his faith in the excellence of
this plow, Mr.. Mcconnell desires us to
say that if any one thinks he has a
better pillow, or even one as good he
can have n trial at any time or place.
Mr.. Nee. is the agent in this place,
aud desires farmers and Others inter-
ested to call and examine them at his
store on Elm street, next to the Epis-
copal church. Five hundred of them
have already been sold during this, the
first year of their Introduction, and are
operating to the entire satisfaction OF
every purchaser.
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SGME OF OUR ADVERTISERS.

The dollar store, on Elm street,
opened by Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosen-
thai u Co., has great variety of USE
full articles, any one of which you get
for dollar.
Messrs. Clark, Bryan & Blake still
continue, rs of yore, to do an enormous
business in groceries, dry goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes and hats. Their
house is packed with buyers from
morning to night.
Mr.. T. J. Frank, hardware mer-
chant, Main street, has magnificent
stock of iron and steel goods, agrcul-
tursl implements, etc. He Is also the
agent Of the American powder COM
pany. Tom Barry, Esq, is at the helm.
That old and reliable hardware
house, W. l.. WadswOrth, has paints,
oils, betting, wagon wood work, ag-
riculturaI implements by the ware.
house fill.
Major Griffin, who was one of the
immortal Hood brigade in Virginia
during the war. will show or sell you
goods that can not fail to give satisfac.
ton.
Messrs. w. A. Jones & Co., the stove
and tinware merchants, OH the square,
have the celebrated Charter Oak stoves
and the last novelty, the "Granger,"
also. llousekeepers who want to save
time should go at once to this reliable
establishment and get articles that will
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weighiy.

The reasons for adding marble dust,
alum, starch, flour, etc,, to baking pow
dera, are 10 make them welghty, and
thus add 10 profit, II would DO well
for housekeepers 10 know that Dr.,
Prices Cream Baking Powder IL free
from these adullerants, hence the pur-
est aud most economical A two
IeaSpoonfuls 80 m far Us three tea
spoonluls Of the heavy kinds, aud ~
baking powders are used by IeOspoon'
flls aud not by weight, the saving In
this direction h no small Item,
Dr. Prices Baking Powder and his
True FIuyorlng Extracts ARE beyond
all question the best aud most perfect
Of anything In the market, To insure
certainty buy DR., Prices powder only
In cans,
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districts, and report iHeiraeiien 90 the
regular monthly ward mre..Hm
The HERALD laaH ''W' thie su.Iral
which las already ruHp gauN i4l
eanyassed is aLpa q. lafea a.ln.le
working shape, aud lLat ile miiu of
the third ward were 10 meet ArttyeH-
ing foy the purpose nj urmpi1.rg the
third ward benevolent society The
obie,t 10 worthy, the necessity hr such
action imperative, and the disp .iIun
Of our people favorable, lheonl lhiNs
wanted Is prompt and general action,
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Army of New Mexico Reunion.

As there Nrc some of the veterans OF
the army Of New Mexico In Dallas,
they should know that there viii he u
grand reunion Of the army Of New
Mexico aud Arizona, composing the
Slbley brigade, on the 18th of Deem
Der, In Houston. The following COM
mands constituted the army of New
Mexico
Second Texas mounted rifles, Colonel
j. II, Baylor
Company Brigands, Captain James
Tcvis.
Fourth Texas cavalry, Colonel James
Riley.
FIlth Texas cavalry, Colonel Tom
Green.
Seventh Texas cavalry, Colonel
steele.
Nnlvcrde battery, Captain j. SNycrs.
Walters battalion, Colonel II, Wal
ler .ir,
Rounuee's battalion, Major [. G.
Ruunlree,
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How many, when meeting with sur
fering and want have regretted that
they did not POSSESS the means 10 re-
lieye the distress of unfortunate fell
low morias A ticket In tho Texas
gift concert association at Denison,
may make the poor man wealthy AZ
least the cost is bat ulhe aud no one
but can spare dollar TO buy a ticket
without any Inconvenience,
Postmaster William Jones returned
from an extended northern trip q few
days ago Ia iine health,
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PROSPECTUS
TIL t.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The LlaJIag American gaWsDaDpr''
FOUNDED " HORACE GRIZZLY


~ ne recent elections the peoni.t
lll'u ~ lhfnl ~ honesty iu nnliiie NNNe DO,
~ lHNlfhNr va lNuruHllsIn nv Nhl Ia,
WNlnll lnAls hHp lunlnitd lilat ID Was' ilnune,
,itfrl liplt NNull a. a paTty 0rian Nl'l and
~ ApiNlNh 81 lNn pprular Vinlicai l,alhs
W., W ,rp,,li nNN lpnphpl4es la tic rss,i.n "
tplNp ~ we puup'r lul Wiprm MN ,nl lhe
~ snfflhmeAl, i1rrluinr AID iI,in iNfgflly
hn pnk newspapers luIiiu tI,,' tlNNltneo
winch lihh lual CLOSED lHe li1li,nl p9ll lagn
nAlll lhlnrl W. flght 90 thu nils M N NHa lully
w. AWllVNN NeWanNprr," This um. lfAl'
among oihtr P feasonlN, 'NS lol the lollGwisuV
~ publishes ALL the uews ,a,t,
paper f '""H any Other
" Insists on peace throughout a..
puWilHAi lhp ilghl ui local srlE,n, ,np whole
Ahl lhu plnlrrllun NJ all Glass, ! la, iNNunL
pl1ft, o. htN luhl And legal rights. "''p esef'
~ advocates confidence ana good
between nnllli aud hnulh, nuJ h1uu feeling
h4lrhl hnl abiding reennoiiiaiion luf M
" lhHlnlhlnA fairness aud paudo
punllp lnrn anu questions, and di,,niuNhid
ppullthS toward associates ANA tiv,1h'Y and
~ publishes scientific nova, repolis AZ,
hlpuh hhu discoveries ~ a degree, nf ulspns
ann ACCURACY never hpiors Attain" hHy,'ntA
, " gives every. week ten or nam oo,n..
llp lHpsl NHirlully pFcpard avrjd,,Wuh "
matter uullhB lhe ysuT much In'nrnNllnnl
aggregate IMAM lAG entire can't '''p9lV ~ ll6
nlhel agricultural publication, und ,Gapl hhy
lnllll llih - ue lmllWent uf which mn s,n NNNult
hh'iu'ittN lNl inllul rh'ui ut has dom" n',N
w lhuhn tenl FARMERS lhHn ANY Othsr tnlllu
rnre when ever existed wv ''"'' lhuu'
., ~ llhA punished q series Ot srientiao.
literary extras which have lupt IA u'ttuV ana
ana more rmphHtiG popular tu,rmn,'u'ppl sale
any hlhllhl publlohllonui the Kind wan
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, December Mooney
steady and unchanged. Gold-Rates
unchanged il2!Gell3, buying and SELL
ing; silver dy,unchanged lll6lll5,
buying and selling.
Hides-Dry tlint, as they run, l63M.
l'c; wet sailed, selected, 0Ic; butchers,
green, Sc; dry sailed sold as dry flint.
with allowance for salt.
Cotton-Market quiet and weak.
Ordinary, llSc; good ordinary, 1870;
low middling, l45c; middling, l45c:
good midiIlng, l4sc. Receipts 6,CSl;
sales, l,5il stock II ,406.
New ORlhANs December Flour
duii double, 81 a.; treble, $5G5 80
Gho'ee, - '1(G6 -. Corn slightly
i!rmer; mixed SOC choice white, 9as
O'.H $50 zoe Hay duI. prime, S27,
io," dull .. 81 10; dry salt meats
uW'; shoulders, be; bacon dull at 9.1t
IS .3e. iiums-.'ugar cured, l5.c.
Land l9"eti tje.,e, life; key l5Tc.
SUGAR In 81. d demand inferior. Ala
o.e' t"mupb .w6r fair to fully fair.
oig's. gfmc To strictly prime ga
$780,. Noia-,'s-- Guod demand con-
. '.'.t - H'' PRIME TO
1''.'' fIi"St e-,' -. NA.skcy lower:
l.-..' ''ah' Sd W. ! %; western, 81 Oh
o ,,....e Iu'. 'ai to prime, I7s,aIg,c
cotton Demand good lat lower rotes
SAFES 4rtj tales. Prices irregular and
closing &c q further decline of In
Goof ordinary to strict GOOD ordim.Sy
Is. i6lc; low midoIling 10 strict inSv,
. nl.,,isIii,iiig, !" tgi4c; middling to strict
midGling, l4gliic good middling w.
mIia,diing fair, l4sGljl; fair, i5l@i9c -
Receipts, 1876 bales; exports cont;
1 ne,i', zoo oaieS; stock, l55,3i2 bales; un-
spiu saturday evening, ~, 200 bales; on
,,, uold. lils. Sight, discount. ster.
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The end ~ not yet Gor still
they come. The largest stock
In the west at rOciA-b0ttOns
prices. School, blank and enis-
celianeous books, yyaM paper,
window shades. picture frames
and mOultaimgs, musical iualTU.
ments, stationery Of every de-
scriptiOn, fancy goods in cu5i,
less variety, and. Wes,. 10 cam.
merate asl would take slsC
whole side of the Herald.
PIERCE al AYEE.
seq Main.
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CURTIS ON MANHOOD. "-There is no mem.
per OF society by whom this book will moi be
FOUND useful, whether he be parent. precentor
or clergyman.-l London Times.
CURTIS ON "MANHooD This book should
De read by the young for instruction, and by
New York Herald. ''' va :
frlce Oh cents by mail. Address the author.
i IT, curtis, NO. Rampant street, New Or
~, B.-Dr. Curtis begs to inform his Texas
no. Rampart street, New Orleans, and that
ne VIII positively not visit Galveston, pro.
iesSlonally, this season, 2{id2m9y1,n
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To the Clergy aud Lnity of the Dfoceso
Of Texas.
OMAmA, Noyemher NJ. ~.

OMAHA, November q, ISL.
BRErHREN-Our wen beloved brother in
Christ, the very Rev Alexander Charles Gar
rett, ID. D., dean, etc, IS 10 be consecratcd
Missionary Rishop of northern Texas. in
Trinity cathedral, Omaha Nebraska, ol ;he
fourth Sunday ia Advent, December The ...n.
at the hour OF eleven O'Clock 4, 70,
The Right Rev. Il. II. Garrison, u. ID. IL
D., being the cousecrator; the Right Rev. D..
S. futile, d. D., Missionary Bishop of Utah.
preacher with the Right Re-. wHam H..
Hare u. d., Missionary Bishop of Nillr.r-.
and the Right Rev. r. :. Spaulling, ID. d..
Missionary Bishop of Colorado, pres !t..,.
You ARE cordially invited TO be present.
Should Won he able To come, please inform
the Undersigned without delay, that accom-.
mediation may be secured for you. by order
Of the presiding bishop.
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
HY. c. SHAW, SilyerGlan.
2l5 iecl5 Attendant Presbyters.
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OPEN AGAIN.

No. sos Main Street.
In the number where Ove
old friends and thc public geu-
orally will find Ills, with 81 fHss
stock of books, paper al aii
kinds, stationery, wall paper,
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants. c0i-
tom sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming ina at
REED "a LATREggpEa'S.
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin AZ Co., booksellers.
statiOners, etc, 5O1 NEain street,
have now Oh hand tie Ginost,
cheapest wall paper anl win
dow shades. and the m0Hs eli
them, ever before offered iM
this market.
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tsNOLD's ENlIs AND WRIT.
me Fluid,

Hi the pint, quart or gallon,
cheap very cheap, AZ fTanii-
HAS book gtOre, gOi Main
street. ana everything else
usually found la "A first-elass
book STORE, may be- found az
Tee same place and sold on ihe
same icrnls,
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Holiday presents. the largest
assortment An the southern
states. to compete with aHy New
York house, You will iiRI at
the Dollar Store.
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For cheap dry goods so 10 the
Bu.iErSiOrc.

Mr Gu FImrs, who has Just re-
turned from Europe In excellent
hrN.h WI'l Elypu concert ut Stcuway
hHI, uu lUo 22d ot AuypmhcE In The
raurruf lhn season he viii probably
br beard with tbp Italian opera COM
WuJ
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DIR. CURTISON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold In all Parts of
Europe and America.

A medical essay on the cause and cure OF
pIclnuture decline In man, showing how
health is lost, and how regained. Ii gives n
clear synopsis of the impediments to mar
rage, The treatment ofnervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and ali other
diseases nppertaining thereto, the results of
twenty-five years successful practice.
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OF cotton received, pressed aud ship
ped by the Dallas Compress company
for The week ending Saturday, Deeem-
Der o, 1874, for which we are Indebted
10 Mr., w, II, Taylor, secretary Of the
company
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TERMS OF 'TEH TRIBUNE

Daily, by mail, $40 per year. scmi-WeelSly,
S325 per year; five copies s. 80 each.
WEEKLY, 81 per year; ten co les, s. 25 each.
twenty copies, II 10 each.
81 Postage In NIL cases is paid by the Trb.
une, and papers addressed TO each subscri.
Der, without extra charge.
Agents wanted in every town, to whom
liberal cash commissions will be paid,
Specimen copies circulars and posters
free. Address
TTE1REBUNE.
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A. III. SiNag0ll merchandise
broker, cOnyCyNneer uuN eco.
tary pUblic. GMltC--N0. L01
Lamar street.
nlDltf
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aailg gerald.
FOR SALE.

my residence, eeFner raeine avenue
And housion streets, embracing hnii q
bieek 81 ground, with well finished
0ne-stery and basement roeifseonefeis
huiiding, ana all necessary ou''b"i'a'
Tags, sie, IA early applicant mas Sc
suTe - bsrgain,
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Hiuei,Iey a DibreiI

y alrrta INFORM lheir friends aud the public
that theY Are AZ lHr oldsiHud, prepared 10 DO
all iluds 0ftin work, ana Win have full sup
p,y nj STOVES ana uuwa,a Ia three or four
weeks,
uHIias, November ghdlm
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l.IUUlUG F0N WINTER,

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utWuruini building Paper
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HtH ttrg ruaii eOsi' a'0r sale
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IO, GuiH stFre, Dallas, Texas
sraa iurplrcuiGrs. Also agents
irr i'alrui fl1rF barrels,
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Cotton easier and prices declined a
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