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SUMNER STYLES san&
just received new lot Of LEGHORNyN
HATS and BONNETS, RUSTIC HATS, both pal
metto and chip. Also, all the new styles OF Nor
mandy Bonnets for ladies and children; Scarfs
Ties, trimmed and uHtrmmed English Straws;
yelngs, such US beaded, net, Brussels, Spanish
dotted, and everything new IN the line Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Please call and convince yourselves. These goods
having been bought for cash will be sold with very
small profit. Call early at
MADAME DEAELMAN'S.
Country merchants and millipers, and all who
wish to make their own bonnets, can be supplied
here with all necessary materials. jea
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MT 10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDG-

m 10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDG-
lNGs and INSERTINGs, all widths and quail
ties from 1870. 10 S3 per yard;
BLACK THREAD GUIPURE, BLOND and YAK
LACES;
VaLESCENNES, CkUNY. BOBB1S, ENGLISH,
THREAD, CROCHET, aud SAAOSI LACES
andEDuISGS;
COLORED CLUNY LACE, for dress trimming,
ut 10c. per yard worth csc;
CROCHET EDGlNG at 15c. for piece Of twelve
yards, worth sc. per yard;
CROTCHET EGDING at csc. piece Of twelve
yards worth 75c.;
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY TRIMMING
at SC. for piece of twelve yards worth 81
PlQUE TRIMMINGS ut 20 worth so and 73c'
apiece;
EMBROIDERY PIQUE TRIMMINGS at soc.
worth IL;
CASH'S TRIMMINGS. In all widths and qualities;
SNOWDROP TRIMMINGS, twelve yards In Il
piece, both sides alike, ut soc. worth 81 the
largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock Of
TRIMMINGS can be had ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
COLGATE'S SOAPS, LAVENDER WATklt, at
reduced prices. Je Il
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HAIKWORK, dc.

MO MONOPOLY, NO EXTORTION,
~ AND NO OTHER HUMBUG.-WILLIAM
WILDT, SR.,-327 BROAD srREBr 327-ESTAB-
LIsHED IN IS54-DEALER AND .MANUFAC-
TUkER OF HUMAN HAIRY ORK.-The atten-
ton Of the ladies Is called 10 The facts: That sel
goods as cheap they are sold ut any other place;
that through my long experience In the busines
and I'LL the new advantages for working up cornb.
ings am able to satisfy my customers; that Halt
dewelry Is onlI nrde 5u me IN this city raa, a.!
work In my ne van be done ut short nQl<e and IL
| b Worklnanllke manner. je 23-lm
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GOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
DUFFALO SPRINGS. MECkLEABU Ri

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLEA 81 RG
ID COUNTY, yA.-RECESr DISCOVERY ~
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly iinpreshi-
ted with the celebrated Salts OF LtthlL iiit'e
Springs open for the reception OF Visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms of disease rrxar ieu
Is remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a deservediy high reputation. II,
In general adaptation andcurative power III ~
eases OF women, dyspepsia In lis protcan t"tps,
In chronic intermitteDt feyer5. aud In all 1>tsi.s
generated by mslarial poSons, they are w!th"IS
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. ING
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong c.a.
The public will judge If 1t be sustained D! ule e''
monials submitted. ,,,
Since the last Spring season several faslape
springs have teen discovered 1t this place one ..
Tony, OF Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnac nisi
the salts OF Litha," which has given sucn CS.
bhty to the Gettysburg spring In our own .ou''
aud TO the AK Ia Chappelle aud slchy "aSti 80
the continent OF Europe, and when Is 50 'l.e",
esteemed Ia the medical world - ! rIhe";r
yout rheumatism, and Ia kidney anu Diaa''ek N.Y."
uons. ,-,,;,,, Of
Pennsylvania, says: "There Is pcrbars no othei
remedy from which equal efficacy may DC eNPt,I vi.
in the removal OF the deposits OF the urde VI So.
I'm the Joints and llgameutouS tissues III sout. ~,
dents and In preventing the deposits 10 Tue Az
neys and urinary passages" , ., ,,,J,,
Ii may be worthy OF not that TINS Is "ie W., W.,
Spring In Virginia In which this SAIL = iou"~
otherwise than the mcresr trace. ,.,s O..
Pamphlets containing analysts. testi St
can be had on application 10 AssS.s; ~ Ky
LADp & Co, druggists, or MeSsrs. " E ,Stt.hDrnTJ
sTOS & Co, booksellers, Maia street; hI,n,.,,nn
Wa. OF by addressing the undersigned st boS S.
Va Zap 24-d&w4mI rHodAs .uo-----
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A fine opportunity to coolly enjoy the beautiful
scenery OF HE river, and be RECALLED with the ducet
strains OF
McCANN'S FAMOUS BAND,
and trip the light fantastic toe. The accommoda-
lions for dancing have been specially provided for
LEAVE AT A. M.-DowN THE RIVER,
passing through Dutch Gap going and returning
stopping and remaining at Curtis Neck landing
seven {7) hours; returning at 8 2. NJ
The boat is provided with awnings and all other
requisites for protection against the sun and to
make the trip cool aud especially enjoyable 10 The
liuies anu children well for their comfort anC
safety.
No Lar on the boat.
The boat will be thoroughly and efficiently po-
Iced. Disorderly characters need not attempt this
trip, for the least breach Of decorum will be sum-
marily dealt with.
Those who prefer can make 1t for themselves a
BASKET PICNIC, though refreshments will be
furnished ut city prices.
TICKETS Gentlemen, 81 ; ladies, Soc; children
twelve years and under, 25c.
Tickets can be had at 81 8 Bank street.
CD. FOX, SR.,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
je 20-S,W&s b. F. HOWAkD, q. c.
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me- LADIES READI-MADE DRESSES
in great variety; imported dress patterns made
up to order at very short notice;
Elegant BATlSTE DRESSES Imported direct
from Boston at I1S worth $50;
REEDY-MADE GARMENTS Of every descrip.
ton at very moderate prices ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
COLGATE'S LAVENDER WATER reduced to
Use. per bottle;
VIOLET WATER, reduced to Soc. per bottle
ie 81
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FAMILY EXCURSION
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
WEST POINT

THURSDAY, JUNE 25TH. Gentlemen. 81 !; ID
dies 75c. lie 20 j. II. COGHlLL.
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MARRIAGES,

Married, In Manchester, June 23d. by Rev. p Is.
Winfrce, Mr. JOHN q. MANN to Miss FANNIE
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y ADJUSTMENTS.

A GRAND BALL ~
n will be given AZ RIVERS DE PARK ~
on WEDNESDAY, June "a, S1E
for the benefit of richmond Brass aud String AtaS
Band. Music of five pieces will he ut the service
of the people who wish to enjoy themselves
Music will commence at 3 L. NJ.
il 24-It% john Q. Risky, Agent
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UNFOLDING AND VISITING-CARDS,
w beautiful ut the Dispatch PriDine.H0use,
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THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.

Selling al panic prices al 207 east Broad street,
betw cen Second and Third u 20-2w
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RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
and

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave new a1rK from foot OF Desbrosses and
Express tor Harrisburg Psburg, the West and South
Slh rSmsn N snnaax paiS's ns sas1 80 NJ and
For Wiamsport and Look Haven, via Philadephia and
Erie Railroad division, connecting at Philadelphia,
Petroe1m centre and the oil Regions '0r i''o've'
For ,ns erSf Cars ay
s0 Regular $40 NJ, and d = asa'nss1S n sun.
Express for philadelphia, $40, $50 A. NJ; n:so, So
and Hnsians NJ and and II .,sos sscoaa
for, ,SsysrE. ass s;s9, 5:S a;ao 10 M.isM.. .
sia NJ and i night IT, sunday. SiS 81 U.s.
70! sS H,1sSs s ss ss Is s& sS ss
as as6 s:, $40 X ii'soP NJ and IL night sunday Ssoi
For aha RasMay S;sa + $50, 7o $40 A. NJ, $40
r NJ and II light Sunday, $50 and +. H. : ''''
r0r fss IS and amy ana SCUM Am00s ana
For New Brunswick, 100 and a. NJ. 70 NJ. $40 asa
For s:. e as,pns sns II nsS s and dssaai s5
For rhillpsburg ana Bclvilcre, $50 A. NJ, and r n
ys Esr F.ssAais, ;o 4, Il; s: s:e a sna7r
For liighstown Pemberton and Camden via Perth
Amboy. 2:3o r. NJ. For Hightstown and Pemberton,
rraips aIIiys 'OSwsaEIom !, Pitt'pSrs $40 90
Monday From, Washington Wash e and Baltimore. $50
ioa7 r ~ From Philadelphia 10, So "a s:5u Il :io:I%
il55 n, s;iA as, 5;lA $50, $50, iO:a sun.
Ticket Offices 525 and 9a4 Broadway NO. Astor House
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortand streets Emgran
S;ss R Hobass
d. NJ. BOYD, Jr, General Passenger Agent
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(N,DoNOvAN RossA-cHEAPEsT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ IN New York; rcouced rates by Saturdays steamer
INDIANA from Philadelphia Thursday. Northern ito.
tel corner Cortlsndt and West streets prai on ire.
land and England
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WHITE STAR Line ,,vropoo,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. .
,oDcr s' a a. 10
OCEANIC ......... November q At sP.
REPIi BLIC November L. at A. NJ.
-. at 8 p. NJ.
From the White star docks pier 81 North River
Rates-SalOOn, $50. god stecrage at low rates
saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms IN
mdship where least motion is elt thus conDin
ing safety, speed and comfort
For Inspection plans and other information apply at
tho company's oilce, 10 Broadway. New York
- e. j. CORTIS. Agent.
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Y, OCTOBER "a, 1S74.-TRIPLE SHEET
EUROPEAN srEAmsHIPs.

STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK To BRISTOL ENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier ID East
GREAT WEsERN windham.. ......... Tuesday, Oct g
Cabin passage. s7o miermedaie, sl5; steerage, s30
currency: excursion tickets. SlD.
Apply to the agent ~ south street, po wa CONC
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEEN
u town and Liverpool.
from pier 46 North River. -
WYOMING Nov. s, $50 r. ~ IDAHO. Nov. ~ II ~ a:
NEvADA...Aoy. 10. p. NJ. " iSCuNSlN. Nov. N.SPM
Cabin, ntermedate and S.eerage at low rates
Prepaid tickets AT lowest ra ies
Passengers booked TO and from Pari', Hambure nor
way and sweden. &c. Drafts on ireland, England.
FRANCE A"u oe'A WILLIAMS i GGios, u broadway
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's NAIL
srEAMSHlPs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVhE,
CALLING AT BREST.
tnent being southerly than any oher) will sail
nom pier No 50 North River, rs follows-
WILLIE DE PAKlS, Daure.-. Vct 81
PEhrlhh SAtuI9ay, voN aS
PRicE or PAssAGE III 'Gdoi.D 0nciaJiag winej
First cabin. sl2s Second. SIS; third, $35
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
transit by English railway and the discomorts OF cross
ing the channel besides saving tiine trouble ana ex
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
IS Broadway.
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NATIONAL LINE' NOTICE.
The most southcrly has always been aeoptcd by
this company, TO as oid ice and hca danos.
From piers a and " North River
TO OF kENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND. Oct. "a SP a. ERlN...Nov. l. 3P. NJ
sPAIN. Oct 81 ~ A. NJ. rGYP..Noy. Ia 80 A. NJ
FOR LONDON DkRtCT
GREECE, saturday, October a. 2 r. NJ
Cabin passage. so: So currency steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-
paid tickets from Liverpool lowest rates
Apply at The company's ohce, No. % Broad way.
y. w. j. HURST, Manager,
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DOTH ST. WEST PCBLIC sCHOoL).-A RESPECT.
20 able Young woman 10 do general house work; Is
good washer and objection TO the country.
can BE- seen at present smployera
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EoR PORT ROYAL AND FEnNANDiNA. fla
II Steamer MEbIATOR will sail saturday Oc-
tober ~ rom pier No North River, tor above ports
King connexions with all points south by railroad
IKRX. 1Rr.PGKE 4 A9anL Nn William street
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NEW YORK AND DELAWARE LINE-sTEAMSHIP
~ ALBEMARLE leaves pier 81 North River every
Monday at4 T. NJ, ior Lcwc. Del, and leaves Lewc5
Wednesday, r. NJ Freight taken for all points IN Della
ware south and OF Harm tton and for points i'll
accommodations .......
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1871 Greenwich street
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NCHOR LINE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY
from companys PIERS 70 and 2 North kvcr, New York.
u1OPl1.......sat, Oct ~ VICTORIA. sat, Nov IA
BoLIyIA..... sat, oct 81 ETHIypIA. Sat, Nov. al
ELYsIA...... Sat, Nov. CALIFORNIA. sat. Nov 28
Rates Of passsge payable ~ currency -
QUEENoTOWN OR BELFAST,
Cabin, $65 TO $50, according to accommodations
INTERMEDIATE AND SrEERAGE,
as low ps by any other first class line
Drafts issued tor any amount at reduced rates
Company office, No. Bowling Green
Henderson BRUIHERS, Agents
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FIRST CLASS FRENCHMAN, SPEAKS ENGLISH.
N wishes situation as waiter in q private family:
good city reference Address NJ, box l6l Herald Up-
town branch office.
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L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS, Captain II.
s. Quick rom pier 20 North River. foot North Moore
street. on saturday October "A. at 5 o'clock r. NJ.
Freight received daily Through rates given TO st,
Louis VcksUur-, Mobile Galveston and lndianola
FOR freight or passage (haying super or accommoda-
tons) apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier So North River.
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(yANvAssERS-wE OFFER Yor SUCH PRoFTTA
~ bic nduccments that you viii give up everything
else those with Newspaper and book experience prc.
ierrcd. Call At the oncs Of The illustrated Weekly, II
DAv o.
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NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RlCHMoND-OLD
~ nominion steamship Company. steamers leave
tor above ports from 81 Nor,h loot OF Beach
street. ON Tuesday. thursday and satu day, at r. NJ.
Also Intermediate steamers.
Through bills adng and ssengcr tickets Issued TO
oil points in the Inferior.
Oicc corner Fulton and Greenwich streets.
The New York herald., 1874-10-24

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER:
"A nrst class reference Apply at his present employers
l22 Madison
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DED STAR LINE.
G Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
Mails
The following steamers arc appointed to sail
For ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia. From New York.
vADEhLAND. 10 COLINA.............Oc Oct %
NEDERLAND.......D Dec 4 SWITZERLAND ...Nov q
From ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For Now York.
NFDERLAND ......N Nov. 10 SWITZERLAND. Oct 20
vADERLAND...... Dec. Z Nov. %
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. 500; Second Cabin 800.
StceraRe and intermediate tickets to and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for classes unsurpassed.
Ample attendance is provided. Every steamer carries
surgeon and stewardcss
Through tickets and through bills Of lading issued be.
tween all prominent points .
For passage, rates OF freight and other Information
apply to.
GEO. W. COTTON, Agent. ~ Broad st.. New York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
No. Battery place, New York.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents,
S07 Walnut street. Philadelphia
h. WONDER BECkE,
General European Agent. Antwerp.
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1FURNITURE COVERINGS. |

and all Upholstery Goods the closing ont sale of
q. L. kelly / CO,
l8i Fifth avenue, twenty third street
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A LII CAAvASsERS ARE INVITED TO CALL AND
"A see tie Waltham watch given away 10 subscribers
70 he american Home Magazine" Henry L. shepard
i a Co.. publishers No. 4 Bond street =
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
y The new and magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday thursday and Satur.
day, and the elegant steamer
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
pier s. North River, loot Of Jay street, att r NJ
arriving in Boston ahead OF oil other lines
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II BUSINESS MEN. ATTENTIoN.-TO MEN or ABII~
- y seeking employ ment the advertiser offers lucra.
tive positions For particulars address n o. u box I4
I Herntl " = = ~ - -
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-mALEs.

A WAITER IN APRIvATE FAMILY. BY AFRENCH.
IN man. speaking German and lit English city or
country; city references Address EDWARD, 1913
Bleccker st.. basement.
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/ DOY WAATED-lS DENTISTS OFFICE, ABOUT H.
II 10 malct and learn the busncs must be vel neat
AMI sy, of good morals, habits and fair education
Addres, DENTIST, station y.
, 1874-04-25
THE "AVIS."
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,

SATURDAY, 18TH APRIL 1874.

A telegram from Copenhagen of 31st
nit. to the Times says: The Diet has
finally adopted the Estimates and Finan-
cial Law for the current year. The pro-
posal of the government to increase the
salaries Of government officials was not
agreed to, but a resolution was passed re-
ouesting the Ministry to lay before the
Diet. OF. it's reassembling in October, a
proposal to improve the pecuniary posi-
ton of all public functionaries, the provi-
sion made to be retrospective. The Min
lister of Finance agreed to this resolution.
About a week before Dagbladet had
said 1.-THE political atmosphere has of
late been very obscure, and it has not been
clear who guided our destinies, or where
was the centre of gravity for the mo-
ment: all was enigmatical, the United Left,
the Upper House and the Ministry. What
was it that swayed the destiny of the Bud
get. that carried it with such great rapid
tv and unexpected ease from the United
Left through the Lower House? No one
knew it, and speculatiOns ran wild, from
the most profound combinations to the
most impolitic conjecture, that an honor
able leader of the Left wished to spend
Easter in the Eternal City, on the banks
of the Tiber, and there were even those
who thought that the whole was done to
please the Ministry, without, however,
being able to explain the cause OF this
extreme complaisance, or why it should
be in such great haste; for also on
the part of the Ministry, there was darkness:
it was leading after the manner OF a re-
volving light; now and again a CLEAN was
thrown by it over the troubled waters, but
directly again every thing was involved in
darkness. And now the Landsting Upper
Housed. It was said that it was going to
do something, but what that something was,
no body could tell. The Right or Liberal
Conservative side which had particularly
attracted attention, seemed to a superficial
spectator to be lost in literary studies of
historical value, but seemed little occupied
in working for its own historic fame,
and not at all disposed to display CHI
~valrous qualities in behalf of the poor
lv-paid officials for whom the Left would
do nothing. Nevertheless it might be con-
sidered certain, that the support of the
Upper House could be counted upon by
the Government. if, in case of serious con-
Aict. thew should want it, and that ike
wise the Government was aware of this
disposition on the part of the House. II the
Government would invoke its services was
the great unknown political problem. This
, 1874-04-25

APRIL-l874.
FREDERIKSTED.
ARRIWA S.
I6 Eng. Sloop "Medea,'' Harrigan, Master,
from st. Thomas.
" Dan. Sch. West End Packet" Anthem,
Master, from st. Thomas-Mdze.
l8 Dan. Sch. Lotus Williams, Master,
from Vieques-Molasses.
" Amr. Barque "Carib,'' Townsend, Master,
from New York-Proyisions.
90 Eng. Sloop, "Medea,' Harrigan, Master,
from st. Thomas.
" Eng. Sloop "Wm. Fletcher" Percival,
Master, from Tortola-Salt.
81 Dan. Sch. Lotus Williams, Master,
from St Thomas-Meal.
% Dan. Sch. "West End Packet Anthem,
Master, from St. Thomas-Mdze.
% Dan. Sch. Lotus" Williams, Master,
from Christiansted.
DEPARTURES.
Is Dan. Sch. Lotus Williams, Master,
for St. Thomas.
" Eng. sloop " Medea," Harrigan, Master,
for St. Thomas.
" Eng. Sloop "Wm. Fletcher P%ercival,
Master, for Tortola.1
81 Dan Sch. " Lotus Williams, Master, for
Christiansted.
% Dan. Sch. West End Packet Anthem,
Master, for st. Thomas.
" Eng. Sloop "Medea," Harrigan, Master,
for st. Thomas.
e. Dan. Sch. "Lotus,'' Williams, Master,
for Vieques-StaVes
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
District Attorney.
We are authorized and requested TO an
w. X. CAUSE,
OF Tarrant, MS candidate for District Attor-
ney of the Fourteenth Judicial District.
Election March ?, 1874.
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE N. ALDREDGE
as n candidate for District Attorney OF the
Fourteenth judicial district at the election
on the End day of March next david
We are authorized TO announce
f. q. BOWER So
as candidate for the Office Of District At
torney. .....- ~
We are authorized and requested to an.
n0unce
JAMES Il. DOWNS
as candidate for District Attorney OF the
Fourteenth judicial district, ut the special
election to be held on the second day Of
March, 1874.
To the voters Of the of the Fourteenth Ju-
ing the counties Of Dallas, Tarrant and
Ellis: hereby announce myself as cnndi-
date for the Office Of District Attorney, To MI
the vacancy caused by the death Of Major
you ask your suffrage at the ensuing election,
TO be held on Monday, the SECOND day Of
March, A. D. 1874. ii. IL. SNEED.
Fer Mayor.
We are authorised and requested TO an
nounce
BEN. LONG a,e
as candidate for the office of Mayor Of the
city of Dallas. -a4-4tt 'a- a
For Treasurer.
We are authorized and requested to an
HENRY BOLL sHl8
rs n candidate for Treasurer of the city OF
Dallas, at the election In April next. M .au
For Marshal.
We are authorized and requested TO IN
nounce
HIRAM II. BOALEss
As a candidate for Marshal of the city Of
Dallas, at the city election In April next.
To the voters Of Dallas city-Having here
toiore been honored with your suffrages,
candidate for marshal of the city of Dallas.
THOMAS FLYNN.
TO the voters of the city of Dailas--Believ-
ing that all offices which are not of parti-
zan character should be filed by the untram-
mailed voice of the people, and that conven.
lions are not fairly expressive of the peoples
choice, but the plaything Of INSCRIPTIONS
tricksters, who by bargain and intrigue con-
troll them against the will of the majority,
therefore announce myself as All independ-
ant candidate for the Office OF city marshal
At ' GEORGE b. HOLLAND, JR.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
XIVthLEGISLATURE
Yesterdays Proceedings OF The
Texas Legislature.
Petitions Asking the Location
OF The Supreme Court at
Dallas-The Public
Printing.
Especial to the Dallas Hcrald,l

AUSTIN, February 23.-In the house,
Mr.. Miller moved to reconsider the ac-
ton of the vote engrosslng the bill pro-
vlding for public weigher, at certain
named places, which lies over.
Numerous petitions and memorials
We're presented, among them one by
Mr.. Cochran from the citizens Of Kauf-
man and other counties, urging the
location of one branch of the Supreme
court at Dallas.
The amendments TO the law on gam
ing were defeated.
The bill authorizing county courts to
divide Justices precincts into any con-
venient number of election precincts,
and allowing in incorporated cities
that the wards may DO so divided,
passed.
A bill for the relief of o. S. Profit, of
Dallas, was indefinitely postponed.
A bill appropriating fifty thousand
uollulo w Ihy iNto VI WINS "hS'ih'
and district attorneys for fees in 1873
and previous years, and thirty thous-
and dollars for fees Of Justices for 1872
and previous years, and for assessment
Of taxes for 1873, passed in the COM
mittee of the Whole. Also bill al
lowing three dollars per day and ten
cents for mileage for witnesses in i'm
parchment and address cases.
The house refused to concur in the
senate bill apportioning the school
fund.
A joint bill, providing for the public
printing by contract, passed to its
third reading.
The house adjourned.
In the senate, Mr.. Bradshaw intro
duced petitions from the teachers of
the public schools of Ellis county,
which were referred.
Mr.. Russell introduced bill pr0vid-
ing for the removal, by the governor.
Of appointed officers, for certain Of
fences.
BY Mr.. Moore: A bill authorizing
justices of the peace to employ assist
ant assessors, and bill validating as
sessments made by SUCH
BY Mr. Ireland: A bill supplemental
to and amendatory of all ac's concern
Ing Justices courts, when sitting as an
examining court.
The rest of the day was consumed in
discussing whether we are to have
constitutional convention or not. AID.
journed with decided action.
AUSTIN.