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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-01

THERE are nearly 100000 children
employed in New York workshops and
factories, who are living without the
slightest opportunity for education and
culture.
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Coal Oil Too Cheap.

PETRoLIA, ONT, Feb. 2S.-The Western
Canada Oil Company has shut down about
fifty of their wells, throwing seventy-five
men ont of employment, owing to the de-
pressed state of the market.
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NEW YORK.
The wan street Forgeries.


New YORK. Feb. 2S.-The members of
the Governing Committee of the Stock Ex-
change decline to state what progress is
making in the investigation, but it is GER
tain the subcommittee are carefully search
ing for evidence which may point to the
accomplices of the forger, and that in the
meantime they are preparing a case against
Mckay for presentation to the grand jury.
En-TOmb-ed.
Patrick J. Lehey, the detective who IA
tally shot NJ. Mcnamara on Saturday night
last, while Mcnamara was resisting an in
vasion Of his apartment by number of de
tives whom he mistoOk for gang of ruff
fans, was committed to the TOOmbs, with
out bail, on the verdict of the coroner's
jury.
Presbyterian Union.
A committee of the Southern Presbyterian
Church is here TO cOmmunicateswith
committee of the Northern Presbyterian
Church, with view to union Of the two
bodies.
$1,000 Damages.
Mrs. Sarah Desney, widow of a member
Of Congress from Ohio, brought suit for
$4,000 against the prOprietors of an Omni-
getting out, she was thrown violently TO
the ground and seriously injured, the horses
having been started too soon. She obtained
a verdict for $1,000.
The Reformed Episcopal Church.
Bishop Cummins viii organize tO-mOr-
row the first reformed Episcopal Church OF
Brooklyn.
Ex-President Baez i'm Trouble.
Judge Pratt this morning granted war
rant for the arrest of Benaventura Baez,
ex-President of Santo Domingo, on applica-
tion of Davis Hatch, a wealthy resident of
Connecticut. He baings action for damages
against Baez, charging the President with
cOnniving against his liberty, wealth and
life. 1t seems Hatch acquired possession
of an immense salt mine in Domingo
from the Spanish authorities. Hatch was
suddenly arrested and charged with being
in sympathy with the Cabral faction and
sent to pr son and kept there five months,
was brought before a drum-head court
martial, summarily tried and sentenced to
death. He was then pardOned by Baez
and his mine cOniscated. The complaint
of plaintiff recites a story of frightful cor
ruption, fraud and yilliany. Bail fixed at
$4,000.
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II is said that a Washington belle
gets but three hours sleep per day DUR
ing the fashionable season. An ex-
change thinks it is enough for her in
tellect.
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Aurora Oil.

CAIRO, Feb. 2S-A Mrs. Madden was
dangerously, and it is feared fatally burned
here last night by the explosion of lamp
and oil can, while filling lamp with
AnIn-.l oil
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGISEERS.
MINIS the Word

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2S.-The engineers
are still in session, bat it is impossible to
procure their proceedings.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at SO for the old
issue and 88a for the new.
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state of the CITY Treasury.

Notwithstanding February IS a short
month, the operations in the Office of the
City Treasurer loom up to very respectable
figures. The amount of receipts We're as
follows:
From McCann, Revenue Col
lector. ............S7,147 n
From Glenn, Water Tax Collec-
tor. ................. 9,194 Al
From ). A Duling, Recorder. 14,412 50
From County Trustee, for
schools. ............. 6,2l3 90
From G. W. NOTell, A. c. NJ. 234 10
S6T,203 As
Deduct amount due Treasurer
Feb. 9,O23 Il
SIS, 1T9 n
he paid out during the month. 6O,3GS II
Leaving amount, due Treasurer
March l..-......'....... S2,lSo 40
The principal Items Of expenditure We're
for Police, Street, Fire, School and Coupon
Departments.
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Eu-TOmb-ed.
Presbyfariau Union.

A committee of the Southern Presbyterian
Church is here TO cOmmunicateswith
committee of the Northern Presbyterian
Church, with view to a union Of the two
bodies
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the Cock o. the waik-srant Doas-

The Cock o. the walk-Grant Dode-
ing. Lfat 81 o.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Gen. Butler.
in company with Collector Simmons, visit
ed several departments to-day, and were
congratulated ON the results Of yesterday.
They called at the executive mansion but
the President was not in his Office.
The Cost Of a Comma.
The Treasury Department states the
whole amount refunded for duties collect
ed on fruits, decided 10 be in the free list.
is 81, 900, and the whole amount now due
and unpaid is $4,000.
Rotten.
John Cockrell, Receiver of the New
Orleans National Banking Association, is
here, and states the bank affairs are in
much worse condition than those of the
First National Bank of New Orleans.
The Enterprise Abandoned?
Over 100000 of Northern Pacific rail-
road bonds have been surrendered to the
trustees for cancellation on account of land
sales.
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ChiefInsfiee Waite

Senator Chandler gave very elegant en-
tertainment tonight in honor of Chief
Justice Waite. Among those present were
President Grant, members Of the Cabinet,
Senators, and large number of persons
distinguished in political and social life in
Washington, .aea.rs
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Com closed in New York last even
ing at 112a.
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Motto for the whaleman-Ile try.
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MONEY AN OBJECT.
Baechus PrOpitions to Mrs. Ward
and Diseord in the Ranks Of
the InnOcentS.

An IIIustriOus Resident sees n Dat
terry Of Bright Eyes but Cant see
the Pledge.
GREENEvIILE, Feb. 26, noon.-Father
MaTon's efforts have proven Intellectual
and the siege continues. All the long
afternoon, yesterday, 6eSiegers and beSieged
were active in assault and defence.
IL
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Chilli shock.

PANAMA, Feb. 16.-News from Chilli
says that the strong shock of an earth
quake was felt at Caipiopei on the 10th of
January. The CHILEAN volcano has opened
a crater on the eastern side and the Their
mOmeter had risen as high as Is degrees
centigrade.
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PAppooE, OF tho Fort Worth Demo

PADDOCK. OF the Fort Worth Demo-
crat, fred In this direction, yesterday,
with his fire company,
PLUNKErr, Of the Waco Register,
rcglst rsln our city as n Wacoiteproud
Of his "native heath.n
THERE will be II meeting of the Tan
nehill lodge this evening At their lodge
rooms, for work In the fellow.craft de-
gree.
GEESE, of the T. r., located out here
ut Elmo. Good boy clever fel. high
old pard! Come In to celebrate with
us yesterday.
REV. Mn. CARHART aud lady extend
n general invitation to attend n socia-
BILE, which will be held at the parson-
age on Saturday evening,
CHARLEY RUSSELL, one OF the best
machinists in the United States, a gen-
tleman of the Chesterleldian stamp,
anu u representative OF one OF ihe
largest founderies In the city of Louis
Vile, was In this city yesterday.
THE contract for twenty miles of the
Wichita railroad being let 10 RESPONSE
bic parties gives much value TO the
company's suburban property for sale
by John Henry Brown e. Nennble, us
their agents. BE sure to be on hand at
the sale Saturday evening at 3 O'Clock.
onibusses will convey parties to the
grounds free Of charge.
We regret TO learn that Mr.. M. +.
johnson, who we mentioned last week
as having been severely wounded in
IL difficulty at Johnson's station, died
from the effects of his wound on Tues
day last, and was buried on Wednes-
day. The M. Il. johnson hook and lad
der company of Fort Worth, of which
the deceased was member attended the
funeral In body and in uniform, and
bear the usual badge of mourning for
their deceased brother.
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A DAY OF SPLENDOR.
One OF the Grandest Professions
Ever Witnessed.
The Right Kind OF Il Fuss Over u
Birthday.

One Of the most resplendent displays
which the citizens of Dallas have ever
been permitted to look upon, was the
imposing march Of the tremen of our
state in procession yesterday, called
forth by the first anniversary of the
Dallas city fire department. In this
stately aud brilliant pageant every fire
company In the state, save one Or two,
united In observing with the inspira.
ton OF true brotherhood and in the
most superb style, the natal day OF our
clty's fire department.. Hours before
the line OF march was formed, Main
street, for many blocks, on either side,
was lined with an expectant aud eager
throng, estimated at fully five thou
sand people, awaiting the grand spec
tacle.
At ten o'clock the companies assem-.
bled at the engine house, and the line
was formed In a few minutes after
wards In the following order: In al.
vance of the line, finely mounted and
riding their steeds with courtly grace,
were Captain Sauches, chief of the fire
department of Shreveport, Captain
Hoban, chief Of the fire department OF
Jefferson, and Captain Frank, chief OF
the fire department of this city. I'm.
mediately behind the chiefs was the
Shreveport brass band Numbering
eleven pieces, with Captain SEEK Al
len as leader. The music discoursed
by this band was most excellent.
Next came the fire companies, az fol.
lows: Rescue hook and ladder, Of
Waco; Calvert hook and ladder COM
pany No. q Gem engine company
No. 2; Defiance engine company No.
!, and Mechanics hook and ladder
No. !, Of jefferson: Saamander No. /,
of Marshall; the NJ. 4. Johnson hook
and ladder company, effort Worth; the
Sam Houston engine company, ofSher.
man, with their beautiful Silsby engine
most elegantly trimmed and drawn by
six mules; Austin band oftwelve pieces,
led by Prof Herzog-thls baud also
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Yellow Pine,rough, all sizes and length SIS OC
per m; White Pine clear, q, IL and inches
81 opar M White Pine Notwithstanding
81 ~ per IN; White Pine notwithstanding
SIS " per m: White Pine Notwithstanding
~ ~ per IN; White Pine ceiling $40 o. per m;
White Pine inch boards $40 W per m; White
Pine Inch boards $50 20 per IN; White Pine
boards So 70 per m; PalingS, fancy heads,
- % per N; Lath 3 % per IN; Shingles,
white pine, 81 o. per M; Shingles, white
pine, - y per M: Shingles, hite pine, s. %;
barrel - -
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pany also begs 10 tender IT, ncknowl'
rdgomenla % the lalieaand gentlemen
81 Dallas, who have doue everything
IN their power % render the say Ol
the Pellcans IN the metropolis 0f north
TeNns n pleasant one. Should " he IN
our power 10 reciprucate, The lireulen
aud citizens of Dallas viii lind Shrrye'
port knows how 20 appreciate aud re-
turf hospitality.
PETE II, TALLY, President,
FULTON &. FORr. Secretary.
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AT THE HERALD OFFICE

Common 4 Walker sell Magure's Cunduran-
80 aud Sarsapariln, ilSdlw
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The tn,atl,ous mead.

Our dlspatches iIl, morning contain
the gratifying Intelligence lhat the ~.
famous : rotrh, DeElyuer n dead' or
Nil the low ava dirty braHls that Mdl
calIsnl has Imposed upon Louisiana,
this ,g1undrrl NRo HE mpanest ahd
lUWcfl,
Suulc squruml,h people may thlnN
TINT nav llic fellow II dead, he should
not DO abused, Wethmk differently
such men are Disgrace 20 humanity,
and, alive ~ dead, their lnIamy
should be- held up ~ tho cSecrution OF
the world, and the youth Of the coun-
Try taught to lGulhe aud dlsplse their
memoly.--lShfoyep0rl Times.
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

MayOr-W. l.. Caboll.
Enginecr--W lillian NJ. Johnson,
AttOrney-Willm NJ, Edwards.
TrcnsurcI--Ropertl H. " est.
Assessor uud ColectOr-Thomas j. keeton
Marshal --Junlus Peak.
Deputy MaIShal-,Iohn II. Ryan.
POlicemen--J. W, Spencer, a. W. Nilsson
+. NJ. Russell, q. d. Blood, Samuel Cmbb, II
II, +. Nichols, W. +. Morton, j. IL. Elder, j
+ Hnpitl, $, A. stewart, stephen Hudson
kyauk tustrp.
Health Umcur:--Dr NJ. A. Cornelius
Aldcrmau--FirSt ward; X. Il. Burkes, James
A. LcunGrd, Horny Ervay. Second ward; H.
ward: 4. Il. uensley, John owens, James G.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward; ii. Is. Mcconnell
". g. Young.
The offices of the various city officers nrt
nj the city narket house. The board of AL
derncn meet in regular session at me conh'
III rNom over the market, every Tuesday
night
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DALLAS COMM ANlkHY no, d, knlHht
Ionplur, win meet AZ tie Asylum Ia me e'l9
III b,llas, uu the ilrst Thursday alter tue ll''
saturday M ench nuullh,, ,..,,,,, - =,
I'm a IutVIu. iluCOIlpT
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TeARs and Pacific.

The Pullman sleeping cars arrived
here on Thursday last, and are now
running regularly on the Texas and
Pacific railway from this place east.
The express and passenger train leaves
here every evening at six o'clock, run
uing through trains for Little Rock, st.
Louis and all the northern and eastern
cities Tickets for all points can be
had at the depot, corner of Lamar
street and Pacific avenue.
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In Mourning.

Among the beautiful ensigns which
occasioncd so much admiration as one
of the finest features of the procession
we regretted to observe that the one
borne by the Mechanics hook and
ladder No, Of Jefferson was draped
In mourning. This was in respect to
the memory of one OF its oldest and
most highly esteemed members who
died but very few days ago, the
lamented Stutz.
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NOIIllE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
bic 0n delivery, ana all tram
silent advertise icnts AT the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid I'm advance. These rules
will besfrlctly observed.
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what the pelican hoy. "Re.or,e,,. -

The following resolution was passed
by the Pelican hook and ladder conf
pany last night, wich will show that the
Pelican boys warmly appreciate their
reception by the flremen OF our city:
Resolved, Taat the thanks of the
Pelican hook and ladder company No.
1. of Shreveport La, be rendered TO
the flremen of Dallas for their kind
and hospitable reception. The com.
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Franklin H. selling inks AT
unprecedented low prices, Az
also croquct ANA chiy,lirie scts.
gold pens, blank books, sta
tiOncVy. etc, etc, Of which lac
has large quantities, by far the
Iurgcst stock In Dallas.
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StorkhnIAcrr Mectlng.

The STOCKHOLDERS In the Dallas bridge conI'
pany win meet at the Office Of the company
GA Friday, the lith ofAusust, 1874, We nope
TINT every share OF stock VIII he represents
ed, as business Of Importance viii be- trans
acted. by order OF the board Of directors.
August ., ls7i. q, NJ. SHlNk,
iIDll0t soc'y Dallas Bridge Company.
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DALLAS tpINTY.

District Judge-H, Barhsdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, 5her-
man,
District Attorncy-Ed, q, Bower, Dallas;
District and ex.oilici0 County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy ClerlSs-R. d. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, william A. IlarwOOd.
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From ANA after July 20, 1874, Mr., II. j..
Neville win have chnge Of the city clrcula.
ton OF the Dallas HERALD subscriptions
due TO Saturday. the 18Th Of July, inclusive
are payable 10 Mr.. W. W, Basye, from which
date Mr.. Neville Is nlono authorized TO col-
lect and raeelpt for The aAmN.
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"Croup," so distressing and often fatal dis
ease, should not be neglected. Marsden's
PICTORIAL Balm ought to he Immediately adj.
mlnistered. No parent who studies the
health of their little one but should he pro-
vided with bottle. For sne by all drug
gists.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postoiilce August 0, 1874
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date OF list. Such OF
them rs remain In the Office uncaled for at
the end OF four weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter-ofilce.
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Walt paper and crOquet sets
nOw AT hand, and for sale at
low prices mt Reed AZ LatllrOp's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
tricf.
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Merchants

and other in the adjoining counties
can get their job work. book binding,
etc, done in the best style and Mt st
Louis prices, by sending their orders to
the Dallas HERALD office.
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The latest stack OF Window
Shades. Fixtures. Cornicc
Moulding and Wall Paper al
ways TO found ut
PIERCE a. LYEE'S.
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No accounts against employees In the
Herald once Wall be- allowed IN settle
ments with the Office unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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John w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofclaimis AT Aus
tin. Once aa GistOn AZ Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
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a nniIicr llennri.

Mean temperature OF the city ~ Dallas
yea erdny, kept 10y John y, Roberts, druggist
o0rier OF Main ana Houston streets, using
tuDrsnholt's iirst'clhiS thermometer
oclook M;
" O'clOc NJ .-,.."",,,.,,.,,,."""," ~
OOclopk M~",""".'',,,,.', ,,,,,"".,'''',,','''bu
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed To order NJ this office.
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WANTS

Advertisements IN Hs column WN b. inserted g
ne mlioCi,,g ,otes! TEN GENTS PEh
LINEGor G,St insertion dHd bIlE tiNIf
per i,tt jUf each additional insertion. 40 ud'
r,Hisemsm Inserted for less Than FIfI1
CGNTS.
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A. ~. Stemgaii. Notary Pub
lie, Office opposite Adams Il
LeOnard's bank.
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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale at cost ana carriage,
which is Si7J less than man
ufi,ctures' price. This Is a bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE e. LYLE.
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PICTURE FRAMES

Made 10 order, and glass furn-
isIGed AT FrankliR's book store,
Main street. next door 10 Com
nor ~ Walkers.
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Opposition the Life Of Trnde-Krep 10
before the Peopi. composition

From this time 10th until further notice,
will puton frSl.class roofs orbO5O per square
Those who know mo know mean II,
llSdlw W. q, DlBAl,L,
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The latest styles Of Note PA
pcrs, with or wttlOnt ns0iRO-
gram, la legal "a bon ton folds.
with .barOninl envelopes to
match I'm size and tint. All ut
PIERCE a. LYLE'S.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE
To License Variety shows.

Section l.. Be it ordained by the city coun'
levied an annual tax OF Ave hundred dollars
upon every person or persons, firm or as nv,
citation, pu suing the occupation of exhips
Ing within the limits of the city OF palias
theatrical or dramatic representation or pei
forman"es. know n and commonly calledV~s.
iiety shows, for which pay for admittance
demanded or received.
section 2. BE IL further ordained, that ~
license shall be given under the proylsion'o.ss
this ordinance for less period than tnn ~
months, and then only upon the paymento'
sl25 In Unite states currency,
Approved July Is, 1874,
Attes' a.: w. II. PRATHER, Sec'y. li6dlW
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instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. C. HUsKINs,
sDdiy Agent for Dallas.
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Hoskins sells Maguires Cundmapgo and
Sasaparlila. li3diw
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gin Association has two drawings each day,
at IA ". and 0 p. NJ.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
l2SdSm Managers.
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Common Il Walker sell Maguire's Cunduran-
go and Sarsaparilla. ll3dlw
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4 OuK AT THIS desire 10 establish con-
l 4 nuction wi II n good house for the pur'
pose of handling cot on nhd other produce.
Ten years experience IN guying an s'liing
dress lock box 2S1. lW III
SIrUArION NTED-lly II young man
> with agOOd practical business know ledge,
IN some live business. Fair pcnman and
good ut figures Address y. H., Herald office.
lIDdlw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE or HuE DALLAS HFRALD,(
August U, 18Th !
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. selling
GOlu, lu'M GU
silver. C9iUj
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do a. Freepsnan's

Corner OF Houston and Elm streets. for your
photographs, gems aud other sun pictures.
l3Idlm
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Lawyers Brieh

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatnsss
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South lmnil and exprcssl. s;g9 u. ~.
From the North lnail and eXpressl. wy a. M
From the South, (nGcO on llOhl y. M
From the North, recommendation .'5)h' III
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail anu Express. ....,,,,,OOU n. IN. h.2b n. m
Mixed Truln,,....,,,,..,,,,.I,Dn II. IN, llaP u. III
Through FrelRht,,,,,...3.8t y. m, loo y, m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-07

Tin: &C, lOxl4, charcoal, per box sl7 20; TX
l0xlI, charcoal, sue; fC, l2xl2. charcoal
81 %; &c, charcol, lix20, SIS 20; IN. charcoal
lix2n, so D; &c, lixal, roofing. sld So IC, 2Os
=, 81 %: block tin u 10 Oc; sheet zine a n
l5c; Pig lead 4 h Ice; Copper bottoms Il n
soc; Sheet irun 26xgT \ II ll,%c; solder extrp
refined q 70 sc; Galvanized iron In null bu N
dies y u aic: American Russia q hAc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-07

School and Sunday school
books, at catalogue prices, at
ErankIin's book store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-07

Hoskins sells Magulre's Cundurango and
sarsaparilla. iI8dlw