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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WEDNESDAY, March IL. 1874.
No. 22o The City Of Memphis, appellant, vs..
I. Z. Brown, surviving partner, &C. The argu-
lip and NT s. Sibley, Of counsel for the appellee
and concluded BY Mr.. VIM. NJ. Randolph, for the
Adjourned until tomorrow at y o'clock.
SUPREME COURT-GENERALTE TERM.
All the justices Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia sat in general term yester-
Francis D; Nssle, Of Michigan, was admitted to
In re Bradley Sons, bankrupts. Ordered on the
calendar of the general term for . Tehearing.
Corcoran VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
Appeal to the Supreme Court Of the United States
prayed and allowed.
In re Alois Kahler's patent. Rehearing denied.
The court then adjourned sine die.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART
TER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Beard w. Creepy Verdict for plaintiff in 1a.eoo.
Barnum vs.. Cossens. Verdict by default.
Mattingly vs. Duvsll 4 Van Hook. Judgment
Harrigan Va. Murnane. Verdict for plaintiff In
CIaxton ct al. w. Adams. Verdict for plaintiff
in q, ~ .o6, with interest. .s
B.Igy VS.. Easily. Judgment confessed for
cornish vs.. Oreecy ct al. Verdict for plaintiff
In q, 90, with interest.
CASES TO-DAY.
Tho following cases are assigned for trial to-day
Nos. z3. 81 III, H. 1ls ia, lis, III, lis l2O III
123 and la. Adjourned. 20.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By b. H. Warner:
At 40 O'Clock, valuable two-story frame on
Fifth street west, between and o streets north
west.
By Thomas Bowling:
At 4 O'Clock, improved property ct the inter
northwest.
By Thomas e. Wasgamap:
At 4 o'clock nTSt-class dwalllng house on
Capitol hill, lot No. 10, square No.7o@
By Quncansen Brothers:
At 10 O'Clock, st their auction rooms, . lot Of
new and second hand furniture.
By WIN. L. Wall 4 Co.:
AT 10 O'Clock, ct their bassar, 30 bead OF horses
suitable for carriers or drays. Also, number Of
-
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THE MARKETS.
ElNANCIAL

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FtIrnishedby Lstois Johnson 4 Co.. Bankes Vernon
Roto. norfheasf corner PenasVsodnta apehss and
Tenth street, Washington.
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Bramhall & Co., COZ Seventh street northwest.
DUNcANsoN Bios. will sell, this morning. book
cases and other furniture. new and second hand,
At their auction rooms, corner Of Ninth and ID
| streets northwest,
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FLASHES FROM THE CABLE

The Archbishop Of Canterbury will soon retire.
Jean Cruveilhier, an eminent French physician
10 dead. He was eighty three years old.
NJ. Bertholde, the new French Minister at
Washington, will sail from Havre for New York
to-day.
Parts dispatches quote rentes at % francs 90
ceutimea.
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GENERAL SEWER TAXES paid at 20 cents on the
dollar by Bramhall, COT Seventh street, opposite
the Patent Office.
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ST. DOMINGO.

EAfioHAL ANNIvKRsARY CELEBRATION.
ST. DoNINeO, March l.-February n, the snni-
versary OF the republic Of ST. Domingo, was cele-
brsted with great re)oicings. Tho Inauguration
Of President Gonzales has been deferred until
Congress has eonsdered and revised the new con-
etitution.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCR.
GREAT BRITAIN.

eLApsroHR's srccEssoh.
LONDON, March LII Lis health will permit.
Gladstone will resume ibe icadsrship 81 the Lib
eral party in 1875.
The members Of the late cabinet held meet
Ing today, 1t which, Ut the request o. 0ladstons,
they agreed TO accept the Temporary lead
srship Of the Marquis or Hartigan. A section q
Liberals, however, propose 70 temporarily follow
the Ieao OF Vernon Hafcourt or RobeJt Lowe.
PRosEnuTroH o. PRYsIcIAHs.
The Crown has commenced prosecution IN Lin
enek a9ainst number Of Physicians and others
ior attempts 70 defraud . New YORK life Insurance
company. ~ obtaining policies unkneWn 70 the
persons whose lives they sought 70 insure.
DUKE o. xDiHDUnea6 nDoEPfI0H.
LONDON, March II. $50 q. m.-Ths entire route
q q me procession o. the Duke and Duchess Of
ham palace via Oxford "a Recent sf,sst r. ss,E,
decorated with hags, streameYs, etc. The prc-
cesson VIII move at ll;l0. The day 10 observed as
holiday at the Government docks and arsenal
At Woolwich.
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POLITICAL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

NO ELEcrIoH By TIE PEOPLE FOB GOVERNOR.
CONCORD, N. H., March u.-One hundred and
eighty towns give McCutchin 2o,elo; Weston,
q, S7s, and Blackner liza.
The House stands 10 Republicans and Ia
Democrats.
Returns from nearly all the towns have been
Governor By the people. weston, Demosrst,
lacks about 800 Of majority.
The council vili probably stand two Democrats
shs. they have elected i've SENATORS and s't the
Democrats three, with four vaeanciep.
The chairman Of the Republican State commit
Democratic. The Democrats claim tnst The re- Re-
turns Of IA towns show the House TO stand
De%osrst., lbs; Republicans. III; Independents,
Democrats, a; Republicans, II.
f. NEW JERSEY ELECTION
PH1LApILPH1A, March 1.-THE election In
Camden yesterdsy resulted in the choice Of John
Thc &C., S &. y 81 s.
sass: about OUT 'sS s.s
tSs 3 sns ssen As s time
years.
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS
Providence, 4. L, March 1.-THE Republican
State convention met here to-day and renomi-
mated Henry Howard for Governor, Charles q.
Addensn for secretary Of State, Willard I s.yie:
for Attorney General, and Samuel Ulari for
General Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SAcRAMxHfo, March 1.-THE State Senate to-
day passed resolution favoring the San Antonio
creek Improvement project. It ID denounced BY
the Bulletin and other papers here - Scheme
similar to that by which the Central Pacific Rail.
road Company tried to obtain Goat islsud.
In the Assembly bill was passed making II .
misdemeahor 70 invite any person TO drink or to
THE IOWA LEGISLATURE.
Dies MONIES, March 1.-THE House has con-
Cured In the Senate amendment to the railroad
tariff bill, and 1t now only waits the signature Of
the Governor.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE constitution con-
vention to-day refused, BY . vote Of - to 50, to
submit 70 separate vote tho section allowing
NEW YORK.
ONE coNvInrKp DEALER.
NEW York, March ll-Ope dealer In New
York IL reported 70 have given his word OF honor
that no more liquor Will Be sold BY him. His
stock on hand has been disposed Of and the estab-
lishment closed.
VISITS IN BR0OKLYN.
Temperance meetings continue In BYooklyue
Another saloon keeper was visited to-day BY the
ladies. He expressed the determination TO leave
the business As soon as practicable. A series Of
mass meetings will be held in the different
churches.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
LECTURE BY COLONEL Z. C. BOuDINoT


In compliance with the following request of mem.
Cherokee Nation, will deliver his lecture on thS
..intlian Question, - ar Lincoln Hall, on THURe-
DAY NIGHT. the I2ih instant, 1t So'clock. Nh
Join 7. PARSONS, the popular ballad singer, Will
sinf some o. his favorite songs.
pal stores and hotels.
co,,,., p = W yaadI D. c.. March !, lei :
DEAR SIR: The undersigned. DESTROYS that fnfpr-
lie upon the subject Of Indian affairs and recorniz-
ing you able leader Of the progressive yieVo OF
the most advanced Indian nation, unite in requ1{-t
Ing thai you will deliver your lecture upon rsfa
tions Of The Indian tribes TO the General Goy{1n-
Very truly yours, &c.
,,.v p n, SENATORS. ,,,,.
Geo. Gothwaite, Ala. T. j. Robertson, s. c.
9. r. Dennis, Md. III. W. Ransom, ". c.
q. w. Johnston, Va. Powell Clay ton, Ark.
T. ii. Norwood, Gu.
REPRESENTATIVES.
8. 8. Cox, N. Y. U. b. Farwell. Ill.
": II. Lanport, N. Y. Stephen A. Cobb, Kan.
Ell Perry, NY. c. X. Darrall, La,
=. y. StanaSd, Mo. Frank Morey, La
j. C. Parker, Mo. Tbos. Whitehead, Va.
YIN. II. Stone, Mo. J. Amber Smith, Va.
q. =. Ravens, Mo. c. W. Milliken, KY.
r. 7. Crittenden, Mo. Moses W. Field, Mich.
J. 4. Clark, IT,, No. W. Williams, Ind.
o. O. C. Lamar, Miss. Hester Clymer, Pa.
W. IoughridRe, Iowa. C. d. Curtis, Pa.
g. N. Lsmison, Ohio. n. p. Chapman, D. C.
john Berry, Ohio. W. p. Mclean, Texas.
u. j.. Sou thard, Ohio. John Hancock, Texas.
r. n. Knapp, lii. I'D. c. Adkins, Tenn.
6. i. Fort, III. Wv: Wiltshire, Ark.
]. M.McNulta, Ill. WIN, ]. Hynes, Ark.
Erastus Wells, Mo. j. N. Leech, n. G.
r. A. Hatcher, Mo. j. X. Luttrell, Cal.
nh9-4t
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THE ASHAyTEE WAR.

CAeuALTiES OF THE BRlrIeH.
LONDON, March 1.-THE latest dispatches from
the Aehantee expedition state that the British
loss in the war was sixteen killed and three hun.
dred ard sixty. eight wounded.
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LEGAL,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAshINofoN, D. O.. Feb. a. i14.
On the petition Of SOLOMON I. HOLLY, or Rock
granted to him on the NIB Day Of Nay, iSs0 f6r an
II e ordered that the tsstinony in The oss> BE-
closed on the nth day Of April ne1t: th.t The
port be limited to the eth day or May next, ana
next.
AAsI ps,:Sn nay 9Pp9,ss t ss,s s. extension:
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SPAIN.

srRRAxo IN suPRENE COMMAND.
MADRID, March 1l.-Marshal Serrano has as
sumed supreme command Of the forces operating
against the Carlists in the north.
TEE CAPTAIN eBNKRAL OF CUBA.
The report that General Jose Concha 10 to -
appointed Captain General OF Cuba, in place Of
General Jovellar, 10 confirmed.
General Mvriones has restgned his command IN
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UNlTER. sTASEs H1T e. Tcs S5EIGk
On the petition q GaisIts W. Pic X ~ Of
f e 81 s. "a q; g
Tor an inproyemsnt a Ice Srskm 1r:eieI,
closed on the nst day Of April next; that the time
for nlins arguments and ths s1aMineIt report oe
said petition be heard or the eth day OF May next
Any person may 9pposs thif sxte1sion.
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cALIyoRNIA LEGISLArURE.
NEW YORK.

ONE C0NvBRTKD DEALER
NEW York, March lL--ODe dealer IN New
York il reported TO have given his word Of honor
that no moro liquor Will Be sold BY him. His
lishment closed.
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ALBANY, March 1.-THE death Of Senator
Sumner was announced In the Assembly to-day
by the Speaker, and after several addresses a
COMMITTEES was appointed to DRAFT resolutions ex
pressivs Of the sense Of " Rosas .-
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
On SATURDAY. March IA, at the Brooklyn navy
yard, at II O'Clock, noon, worthingt0n Steam
Pumps, lead Water Heater, part Of Sidewheel
Engine, old Fire Hose, old Betting, old Engine
Lathe, &c. :.
BY order Of Vice Admiral s. c. Rowan ,
mar12 JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., Aucts.
I.Il M Nh n
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Temperance meetings continue In Brooklyue
Another saloon keeper was visited to-day by the
ladies. He expressed the determination to leave
the business As soon - practicable. A series Of
mass meetings will be held in the different
churches.
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SAVAGES HARDWARE SALE.

SEWER rAxEs PAID ut 20 cents on the dollar.
Money TO loan on District Of Columbia eecuri-
ties by E.McB. Timony Co., brokers, esl street,
under Second National Bank.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

WASHINGTON NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The hne Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hav-
Ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk will leave
her wharf, foot Of Sixth street, every MONDAY
and I'll OkSDAY, Nap. M, touching at the prin-
ctpal river Landings, connecting at Norfolk with
steamship Of the n. and NJ. Line for Boston and
for New York. Freight should be addressed care
Of Lady OF the Lake, via Norfolk, -
-. = N. II. TITZHUGH, Agent,
A. c. iRLANT, General Agent,
mhD Room No. 10, Plant Building.
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West Baltimore district. WriSord DoWna Pc
fayette Street, A. T. Gibson; Columbia Street.
J. X: Wheeler; Croee Street, q. w. BALDWIN:
Franklin Street, J.. Z. sbipley; Emory, J. B.
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members of Fayette Street NJ Z. church and the
people OF Baltimore FOR the hospitable manner in
conference.
Also to the railroad company for farors e1-
tended.
Also to the reporters for the correct intelligent
and able manner in which the proceedings had
been re ported TO the public.
(Bishop Ames characterized the reports the best
he had ever read Of any conferepce.)
Also to the presiding bishop for impartiality and
kindness in the discharge Of his duties.
Also TO the secretaries. for ability and fidelity.
appointments with a few appropriate and affect
ing remarks and babe the preachers 20 forth with
renewed determination to work for G0d to the best
OF their ability.
The following is a list of
TIE APPOINTMENTS:
Baltimore district-L. F. Morgan, presiding
cIder-City station, J. b. Stitt; Wesley Chapel. w
II. Chapman; South Baltimore, w. f. Ward:
street, d. W. Arnold; Mount Vernon place. Thos
Guard; Mount Vernon Place, Henry Slicer, super
yenson: Mt. Vernon Mills, Robert F. Bishop;
Woodberry, g.. w. Heyde; Mt. Washington,
Hobart H smith; BrSoklsndyiIe " f. Bird;
Hampstead, J. B. Hall; Westminster, q. v.
to ss Be- supplied Sss by Thompson: Tso%ss
chapel, W. NICK. Hammack; Mechanics-
town, g. E. .Maydwe.l; Mechanicstown, J: N.
Soluns. supply: City MlesiOn, .. n. OumminBss
West River, W. r. Gwinn and F. w. Shriner;
Calvert J. d. Still and q. F. Dorsey. ]. A. Nc
Cauiey, president of Dickinson College, member
Of CITY Station quarterly conference.
East baltimore district, John Lanahan. p. E.
North Baltimore, J. s. Deale, s. v. Leech, n: T.
b Rice; Exeter Street. Thos. Daugherty; Har
Sord Avenue, w. 7. I. Weech; Greenmount Ave
nue, W. A; Koontz; East Baltimore, X. q. Has
lppi :; d; Brown, z; d. Smith; Jackson Square,
,. J. q. Webster; Broadway, r. n Baer; Caro-
Line Street, W; s Edyards; High Street, s: M.
tingdon Avenue, W. B. Edwards; Patterson
Chapel, H. s. France; Canton, watson Case:
Govanstown, r. X. Murphy; WayerIey. A. w
Rndisill; Towsontown, 9. Il. Richardson; Luther.
vile, Joel Brown; Great Falls, H McNemar. and
70 be supplied by w. s. Robinson; Long Green.
7, st. c: Neal; East Hartford, d. Haskell, Arthur
Foster; Hsvre de Grace, J. H. N. Lemon; Har-
ford, B. F. Olarkson, H. c. Smith; West Har-'
ford, c. Cleaver, G. T. Weede; Hereford, J. H. q.
Dosh, Z. Kinsey; Bently Springs, E. Richardson,
md sIs 70 be supplied by 2; s. Harrison. Charles
McEiiresh, chaplain Of Seamens Union Bethel
member Broadway quarterly conference.
west Baltimore district, Wilford Downs p. E.
fayette Street, A. T. Gibson; Columbia Street
J. r. Wheeler; Croee Street, q. w. Baldwin:
fsankhn street, = I. Shipley; Emory, J. B.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR YALUARLES

Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, silver-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according to Size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take werning from the Chicago and Boston fires.
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The following list of deaths, which
took place in this city for the month
of August, is kindly furnished us by
the city physician, DR.. Cornelius
William r.. Stephson, aged II
months died August ., 1874 cholera
infantum.
j. w. Downer, died August 3, 1877!
disease unknown.
IL. c. Grover, aged 3 months; died
August 5, 1874 disease unknown.
Infant of Mrs. G. Caps, still-born
August 5, 1874.
w. e. Parry, aged -, died August
:, 1874; remittent fever.
James NJ. Fisher, killed August s,
1874.
ID. w. Hollihan, aged 45 years died
August S, 1874 typhoid fever and con-
gestion of brain.
Morgan Carleton, aged 4 years died
August 10, 1874 congestion of brain.
William c. Corhett, aged months;
died August 10, 1874 consumption.
Infant child of Mr.. Yblen, died Au-
gust ID, 1874 inattention.
w. II. Minshall, aged year; died
August 10, 1874 disease unknown.
Mrs. Jane Jones, aged -; died Au-
gust is, 1874; consumption.
Thurston Cause, aged months;
died August 10, 1874 Group.
Mrs. II. Bou, her, aged 10 years died
August II, 1874 disease unknown.
Infant child of Mr.. Elder, aged s
days died August Is, lS7i convul-
sions.
Mrs. Lottie L. Wheeler, aged 2s
years August 10, 1874; dropsy.
Infant child of George Bailey, aged
-; died August q, 1874.
5. A. Bezzell, aged IA months; died
August 81, 1874 chronic inflamatory
diarrhma.
Elizabeth Lorena, aged s months |
died August %, 1874; teething.
Infant child off, d. Reamer, died
August 20, 1874 premature birth.
John McGee, aged =; died August
20, 1874 dropsy.
A. J. Conley, aged -; died August
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A Change Of Professors.

The Dallas college, heretofore under
the control Of Professor Aldoholli
whose acceptable supervision over the
minds of His pupils ondcorcd him to u
large number of the very best families
In this city, ~ well w won for him tho
lasting affections of ms pupils has re
tired hom that institution to DO sue
cecded by Professors WlllIOmsond Cot
burn. Tho latter gentlemen arc odn-
Gators Of fitness and experience, aud
will continue the labors, 10 ably inaug-
urnlcd by their predecessor to the
gratitude and benefit Of their patrons,
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
office,

Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
office,
Northern mail arrives daily at $50 a ";
departs at $40 II IN.
Southern mail arrives at $40 IN; departs
at $3.50 u m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives Mt S:25 m;
departs at 500 p IN.
Fort Worth, Wcatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at 4 p M; de-
parts except sundays at m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday AT p IN; departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday nj m.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday at am, arrives Wednesday and
saturday ut @ pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday ut 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 ut pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; s. S. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w; ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk; d. A. Brown, Box Dis
tributing Clerk.
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iake pleasure M smring 20 Gao insprlng
publo0ffhp piiy pi nillaa liiHl my loss 10
TO- late nre iH ihis riy Du ilf WNrnlnB NJ
Inne ~, isli, rWfrh hy iHnlfncn be- mo
Mouth CaIDlina llpme in5ulHHrs company,
located ~ Raleigh, ~, was promptly M
iualed hy Cplnml a. q. Waihpui Reneral
agent, and has ihis day parn psii Ia ipll !
unhpsilallngly recommend the general agent
aud company ~ lilr connipnre NJ lhe people
as prnmpi aui rpliaple. lhrspHli q liberal
PATRONAGE inr him ana ihp company he ~
abiy represents,
IOHh Z, WILSON,
September 4, iNi, nav
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This lady who Is among our most
successful teachers, will open II free
school on Monday next, on Griffin
street, between Ross avenue and Camp
street, back Of the Oclagou building,
The room selected is very commodi'
Gus and comfortable one, and parents
will find in Mrs. Blohm safe and OK
cellent preceptress for their children.
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Adorned its elegant columns, yestcr-
day, with an anecdote to "touch M OPP
in II gross blunder which occurred IN
our report of the murdered man, Victor
Colt. While we admit the absurdity
of the error, we can not see why n pa
per which commits ten follies of the
kind to our one, should be 80 hyper
critical.
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COTTON receipts continue to grow

COTTON receipts continue TO grow
daily.
OUR warehouses are filled with NOR
chandise for shipment west.
THE weather news, yesterday, came
in on the wings of II n0rthcr.
THE Ice wagon was not received so
smilingly yesterday morning.
OLD PETRIE WHIsKEY maintains It's
popularity and little more 80.
FREIGHT trains arriving ARE loaded
W It'll fall stocks for our merchants.
OUR crowded thoroughiares bespealt
business ut high tide.
Mr.. HUCKLEBERRY is Dallas dar-
key who is no huckleberry puddin head
either.
EAST Dallas furnishes its light fan
tastic toe citizens with dance night
ly.
THE committee of invitation of the
editorial bull will meet this morning
at the city bank Mt 10 o'clock.
A NOTICE of the dissolution Of the
firm of Messrs. Frank Il Lockwood APP
pears in another column.
A BEEF weighing 1890 pounds was
weighed on Messrs. Work Il Sons
scales yesterday.
TwENTY-ElaHTK entuckians arrived
on the Central train, yesterday morn
ing, to locate on land near this city.
A DALLAS chicken raiser has count
ed her chickens twenty-five times be-
fore they were Matched, and hit the
number exactly each time.
ONE of our street car drivers took his
seat on his platform, yesterday morn
ing, in full suit of confederate grey,
"all buttoned up BEFORE
ROBERT, at Cheeseman's, don't part
his hair at all now--he drags it up like
"maniac lover" speaking his piece"
to the last glass ofScyene beer.
YOUNG man, don't come to Dallas
for soft positions You better keep
flies off a shoeing horse in your old
home and take your pay out in hoof
pairings.
The work of tearing down the build
ing on Austin street, adjoining the
Odd Follows hail. belonging to Messrs.
Leonard Bros, and which was occupi-
ed by them as u grocery house, was
commenced yesterday.
LUKE DUNN's smiling countenance
again welcomes the patrons of the
Cosmopolitan bar. His sojourn at the
Hot Springs has greatly reinvigorated
him, and he will serve up all kinds of
liquids this morning in his usual un-
surpassed style. The lunch this MORN
ing will be one of the best ever set in
this city.
WE had the pleasure of call, yes
terday, from Mr.. w. G. Peterson, the
genera! advertising agent of the great
New York and New Orleans Geologic
al and Equestrian exposition. Mr..
Peterson represents one of the most |
splendid combinations now travelling.
IL VIII exhibit in this city OH the Goth !
instant.
THREE shares of stock in the Dallas
Beal Estate and Building association
sold on Thursday at public cutlery for
fraction over ninety cents on the dol
lar, cash. Ii money was little easier
than it is they would have brought
considerably over par. There is not
better Investment in the country than
this.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel:
Thomas III. Doane, Chicago; Harry
Winship, Sherman; p. J. Prewitt,
Breckenridge ID. A. JOHN, U. S. A.;
H. l.. Wheat, st. Louis; L. ]. Snugly,
New Orleans; ]. ID. McCutchen, ID.
Brown, Jacksboro, Texas; w. H. Spen-
Ger, Fort Scott; A. d. Dickinson, Tenn; .
P, e. Morrison, No.; John H. Gravely,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-05

The senior of the excellent and pro-
crossing hat house OF Messrs. ilnmIl-
ton Il Go. returned, yesterday from
New York. He comes but few days
IN advance of one of the finest and
most stylish stocks Of hats and cnps
ever brought TO this city, We are
pleased 10 have our genilemanly friend
again wilhus, and also to welcome his
elegant Indy to our city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-05

We saw in our city on yesterday Mr..
Jesse Shain, one of the live men Of
Mckinney, who was in search of n
pair of horses and n buggy that were
hired from him on the 18th day of last
month. He has not yet succeeded in
getting amy track of bis stolen prop.
erty.