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DUARD-EOR LADY AND SMALL CHILDREN,
ID within IL to % miles Of Chicago; good oo1atrylivnE
aud sTy location private family prcor5ed; 70 bs
reasonable Address g., Tribune o,Ece-
DOARD-DAY-BOARD WANTED, By 4 YOUNG
- in exchange foz piano instruction Add1cas
e. THbuuR office,
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Mrs. nIohm,s Acndc,nY.

There are few cities IN this state,
which can plume themselves upon a
more advanced stage Of educational
privileges than Dallas. Besides the
more prctentious institutes Of learning,
whose pupils exceed one and two hun-
drcd, there are many private schools
Of All elevated order OF instruction, and
whose condition Is extremely flattor-
Ing, US well as auguring an increasing
floresccnce of the moral tone of our
community. Among these, Is the
academy OF Mrs. M. II. Blohm, pleas
antly situated in retired and always
accessible part of the city, between
Ross Avenue and Cochran street. This
lady opened her school OH the 3d day
of January last, and She has now thir-
ty-four pupils, all Of whom are max
ing most encouraging advancement,
under her superior training. Mrs.
Blohm is n graduate of Mrs. Bigots
young lady's high school, of New Or
leans, and in addition TO being mas
tcrly Versed in all the English
branches, she is lnguist of the most
critical culture. In balahcing the
merits of the various claimants for
educational patronage in this city, the
instructive gifts, refined character and
classical accomplishments of Mrs.
Blohm deserve, we think, proper con-
sideration from parents.
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Mcssrs. StcagaIi Il 90.

Have associated with them Mr. r.
A. McMurtray, rs partner in their
establishment, rs will he seen by their
advertisement to-day, and having dis
posed of their stock of books and sta
tionery, propose in future to keep on
hand a full and complete stock of fur
niture, crockery and glassware, at
wholesale and retail, at their old stand,
corner of Elm and Austil. streets.
Thanking the public for the liberal
patronage extended to them hereto
fore, they invite continuance of the
same, being determined to give their
customers rs good bargains as can be
obtained at any house in Texas. See
advertisement.
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We do not consider that We speak in
excess of equitable need of praise,
when we say that the fortuitous issue
OF the library scheme was chiefly as
cribable to the business Judgment and
those distinctive peculiarities of activ-
ity and earnestness which are the in
valuable dowery of the above gentle
man. In addition to the compliment
to the executive capacities of Captain
swink, implied, in this selection, it
serves also to exhibit the business tenn
perment, soroire taire character and
astute discernment of the gentleman
constituting the directory.
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gun, aud followed Il mp rs going fortho
thief who took an Irregular shoot NJ
tho door and across Mr.. SCOTS sass
patcn. The chase was not an even
one, and the thief got of ahead
A son Of gentleman In this city,
shortened his daddy's cash by appro-
prlating money from his pocket on
discovering II, his father sud, "come
here, my son, | wantto whip you for
stealing, "For stealing" exclaimed
the boy, with inSlllted dignity, 'pever'
but you can HEX me for 'lwegularIlles,"
MEssRs, Lockwood q Donnellon,
are the gentlemen TO "plpe' your
houses for the Introduction Of gas.
The office OF this firm NJ on Market
street, east side, near the corner of
Main. They are ready to receive or
ders Mt reasonable rates and Will do
the plumbing at once. tE
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
GALVESTON, March l9.-Cotton steady.
Good ordinary ll6c; midtlling lG]sc. .
Hidcs-Prices firm. Dry, strict selection,
lS@lSlsc; wet salted, selected, DC; dry without
grub, selection, lG94c.
Gold ll5S.
NEW ORLEANS, March l9.--Cotton less ac-
tive. Sales 200 bales, last evening $500 bales q.
Ordinary ll5sc; good ordinary 1850; low
middling l515@l5Ac; middling l6B@l6Ac.
Exchange 50 6o1a@S 7o1a; bank 81 OO@I TO-;
sight par,
Gold ll9s9ll7s.
LIVERPOOL, March l9.-Cotton active and
frner. Uplands SGD; Orleans SID. Sales
$4,000 bales for speculation; export 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, March DISQUALIFICATION
very dull, buyers and sellers apart Good Or
binary l21sc; strict good ordinary l5lsc; mid
ding Orleans 1870; middling Alabama l69zc;
middling upland 1871 low middling l5lc.
Exchange firm, 4 S7@i Ss>5; sixty days, so
@s5. Commercial, sixty days, sl%9S5.
Gold opened and closed at ll7s. .a
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Proceedings Of the city Council-Ad-
,2sF.I tourneti Meeting.yC
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, |
DALLAS, March II, 1871.

CITf COUNCIL CHAMBER,
49, = DALLAS, March IA, lS7f.
Absent-Aldermcn Sanger and Lane.
Rules suspended and IAN actlto pro-
vide for the registration of voters in all
the Incorporated towns and cities with
in the state, not otherwise provided by
law" approved March II, 1874, read
and ordered printed. ~" '-s'e" y
1t was also ordered that the council
proceed to elect a registrar and that u
committee be appointed to prepare
regulations to govern registration.
Alderman Young was appointed reg
istrar, and Aldermen Ervay, Bryan
and Sterrett appointed on said COM
mittee.
1t was ordered that the registrar be
authorized to procure all necessary sta
tionery, books, etc., for registration.
1t was ordered that registration be
had in the city hall market house,
Council proceeded to consider the
amendments to the city charter, as
prepared by the city attorney DIN
Wellborn, Esq. The reading of the
charter having been completed it was
ordered that the city council forward
to the Hon. John III. Cochran the
amendments to the city charter, as
prepared by the city attorney, with the
request that the same receive the fa-
vorable attention of the legislature at
as early day as possible. isi'r'i 81
Ordered, That the the city engineer
furnish the city attorney such inforina-
ton as may be needed to ascertain
fully regarding the right of way for
Pacific avenue. 1850 n
Ordered, That the city engineer
make full estimate of the work done
by Charles 0'Donnell, deceased, upon
the streets Of the city. f' sg,, 81 q. i
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The following resolution by Alder.
nnn tgteirett VIVA read and adonted,

The following resolution by Alder
man tslcrrelt ,yas read and adonted,
Resolved Tint orr representative.
John If Cochran. bo reauested TO nae
hls utmost endeayors TO Immediately
secure the passnue Of the new charter
oflhe civ of Dallas throuoh tho lepls.
lotnre of the state.
NIL @. Eblm ,yos roouosted 10 90
TO Austin IN behalfoft the clly, toseoure
tbo enrlv nossoge NJ fine amendments
10 tbeoly charter, and tine oltv colln-
an 10 INV such condensation as may
be aoreed mon.
Ordered. That the street md bridge
COMMITTEES he authorlz.d 10 bulld n
sewer ON Lamar street, at Us crossing
of NInh street. n.l
Ordorod. Tint tho secretary notify
the clty marshal TO appear before the
CITY council at It's next meeting. and
show cnuse WHY the FaIrbank's scales
In Elm street have not been removed.
Ordorod ph,t tho oity ottornov nv.
A., 9
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The Ladie. should not Read This,

Mrs. Bath, the fashionable Austin
street modiste, has just received a styl-
ish and most elegant invoice of spring
millinery goods, besides the latest pat
terms for spring styles. We were
shown specimens Of this lady's stock
yesterday, and deem it as rich and as
beautiful line of goods as we have
ever seen in this city. "a
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Notice.

AT meeting of the Medical Society of the
city OF Dallas, held on February 25th ulto.,
the following gentlemen Were appointed n
committee of arrangements for the meeting
Of the State Medical Association in this city
on Tuesday, the It'll day of April next, viz (:
W. H. Sutton, NJ. D., NJ. IL. oliver, NJ. d., l..
Elliott, NJ. d., NJ, A. Cornelius, NJ. D., II. W.
Allen, NJ. D., j. V. Childers, NJ, D., and Y. H..
Jones, NJ. ID.
The members of the profession throughout
the state, are most cordially invited to be
PRESENT on the occasion.
W. II. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
2ld2w27w2w Chairman.
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University Publishing Cos School Books.

Recommended By the Legislature OF Texas
anu adopted BY many of the County Boards
RETAIL PRICE LIST.
header, Dc; Second Reader; Csc; Third Read.
er, soc; Fourth Reader, 75c; Fifth Reader. Z, os.
sixth Reader, sl.50. Si-Ioi
,Nenaoles First Lessons in Arithmetic ooo
Mental Arithmetic, 45c, Interinediaie A,i ~
neue, ooc; Practical Arithmetic, 90. EIe.
m ,ahnyg, Algebra , 81 5O Key to Venabie's
Maury's First Lessons in Ge9eraa,b S T. 90.
uih noite Biography, sl.2i; Manual 81
upM1 elpy 81, 80; Physical Geography. s2,25
English Grammar 0Oc. 'o'
molInes' History Of the United States. 81 5oc
o 1rI. Elements Of General History, si,O
o,ai shy DAYS nom date, will give a spe-
CHI cash discount on the above books.
Ho,s,o,, ~, o-,,o-,. 4. II. CUSHING. +,
nous'oh' feh. y, 1871. 16dlawiw25wlm
Il should got our egfimn tes Nnu
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The citizens of Dallas are hereby notified
thut the sanitary laws of the city of Dallas
will take effect from this date, and that after
the expiration OF twenty days the city mar
shall and police force will report all nuisan-
ces to me. All keepers of hotels, boarding
houses, saloons, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places where filth accumulates
rapidly, are notified that the sanitary laws
will be rigidly enforced after the above date
NAT. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. D..
Health officer city of Dallas.
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BY visiting, Odd Fellows hall to5
night, our citizens will be entertained
by very instructive and amusing lee
ture upon the human face, by DR.. Cum
'mings, of Houston. The doctors lec-
lures have been largely attended by
critical audiences who have always
come away highly edited.
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NOTICE,

The Daily Herald IL now fur
nished 10 subscribers by carrier ut 25
cents per week. The paper will be de-
livcred regularly each morning at I'm
enrly hour. to any part Of the city and
suburbs within n mile ana half OF
the court house. Subscribcrs FILLING
to receive their paper will oblige by
reporting to Mr.. Bnsye nj this Office.
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Business in the hide market continues
very light. Messrs. Schoellkopf & Co. fur
nish quotations as follows:
Flat dry Ice; selected dry l7c; dry sailed
s@S1Sc; green sailed &c; deer skins &c; "a Off
for grubby in all classes.
Harness Leather-oak iO@i3c; Hcmlock 39@
Ilc; Skirting 45@i6c. Sole Leather-Oak 4i@
I6c; Hemlock 33dS9c.
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RouoH ON a nutmeg-A crater.

A YOUNG gentleman of this city
sends his billet deaux in u quart OF
molasses.
Mr.. MCCONNELL has started his brick
houses on Elm street, next to the Epis.
copal church.
A NEW front, and '.jay" one, is be-
ing put on Hill, Shields & Co.'S new
store.
THE man in this city who drinks, but
who does not swear, says he can't be
expected to ''swear Off"
A WAGON containing basket of half
ripe plums and dozen or two of can
telopes, was In the city yesterday.
THE piping for gas is now being laid
throughout Messrs. Schneider & Davis
building. Ahead again
MIR. MIER did not receive the capital
prize after all. The man who did will
please show his nose.
You, that is all, who are fond of
voting, will make preparations to reg
lister at the market house.
A GIRL, twelve years of age, leading
home a drunken brother and father,
was an Elm street sight yesterday af-
ternoOn.
DALLAS pie-biters have considerately
informed US that spring worms have
already made their appearancein dried
apples.
TAKING wheel off of wagon to
satisfy debt incurred by the owner of
the wagon, happened on Main street
yesterday. The obligation being sub
sequently discharged, the wheel was
replaced and the wagon man drove of.
THREE hundred and sixty bushels Of
pecans were received in this city, yes
terday, by the princely and "get up
and humpin" firm of Messrs Spencer
Bros. 800
The city assessor and collector re-
quests us to say to the merchants and
traders generally, that If they will ex-
anime their license, they will find
that quite number of them have ex-
pired, and now is the time to renew,
while they can pay in scrip.
AN ATTEMPT was made night before
last, to "breall through and steal' in
Billy Sells private residence. A clam
orous terrier very nearly barked him
self dry, on getting sight of the in
truder, and thus his nefarious designs
were scotched.
THE Texas Central road have issued
one of the most accurate maps of the
state of Texas, that has ever been pub
lished. It's trunk and branch lines are
handsomely drawn, with every station
clearly indicated, and all the counties
OF the state conspicuously defined.
Two MEN from the Brazos chased n
mule thiet through Dallas yesterday,
and as far as the edge of the Cross
Timbers, and there the thief lost them
just as other thieves have habit of
doing, when they are wanted.
Two negro women had fight on Elm
street. yesterday, to see which could
pull the most wool ont of the other,s
head. The first snatch ON both sides
was sufficient to convince them that
they didn't care about second trial.
The Texas Pacific house was called
on, night or so ago, by a gen.
ueman, whose wants exceeded his
purse. Mr.. Scott, who has recently
bad experience with SUCH Twists, efell |
swake'' aud modestly went for hisl
ftef fAf.ra al stf.risr .nfasnf7 ~
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Two certificates OF deposit, Nos. 705 and 700,
for $40 currency, and $40 gold, In my favor,
drawn by Adams Il Leonard and bearing
February 20, 1873. All persons are cautioned
against taking the same, as they have never
been endorsed by me, and notice IL hereby
given that viii apply for duplicate in ten
days. 27dl0t RICHARD HOLIlIEN.
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Jon WORK.

We have the facilities and the work.
mon 20 do m good work, and NJ nm
low rates, IN can be done anywhere,
and We mean 10 do II. Bring your
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner OF Main and
Lamar streets.
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TEXAS HEADQUARTERS
-FoR-
Stamps Stencils and Engravings
AUSTIN STREET. DAIIAs

Cotton and Shipping Stencils Rorb;r,
ana Mercantile Stamps, Notary and Mnsone
~ =, Seai rresses, Brands for FIGURING Mills.
Ribbon Self-dating Stamps, Rubber Stamns
a ana prfinting Wheels, Seem" Type Presses Presses
Numbers, Conductors and Porters, Radgas
Plain and Round Brass Aiphabets, CarriaSe,
n makers Plates, all sizes Stamped Rlbbois
Old stamps made new, Engraving i'm Scrint
Roman or Gothic. Address :" '''ip''
"Bryanrs Stamp Depot,
@'heodoh Dallas, Texas.
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MIL. q. w. BECKETT

IL our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicit adver-
tiseinents and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ms paper
All contracts made by him VIII be recog'
nlzed by this office.
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beautiful young lady went 10 n ball one
cold pight-danced till u late hour--became
too warm-went home-was chilled-slcS
next day-doctor several days-no reief-a
friend c;llls-urges the use OF English Female
Bltters--one bottle cured. l7dlm
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Notice..

The store house now occupied by Clark,
Bryan IL Blake, west side of public square,
will be for rent after March IL, 1874. They
will move to the Iron Front building, north
side of the square. CLARK Il BRYAN.
23dlin
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Have YOU tried the new sta
tlOnery and paper firm. OppO-
site the pOstOliice? Reed Il
LathrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, at 81.
Louis "a prices. sghAHB
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Exchange.
Selling.
Cotton.

There is very little business doing in the
cotton market. The receipts ut all the yards
for the past three days amount to IS bales,
making total for the season to date OF
%, 1873 bales.
The following is n statement of the receipts
at all the ports, from September LIST to March
lot
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The meeting of Tannehill lodge No.
SO, called for Thursday evening, March
10, for work in the entered apprentice
degree, is postponed until Friday even
ing, March 20.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
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sugar lin barrels per p0nndlt Fair loci
Primo IL 20, Choice No, Yellow clarified l2ci
White clarified lBciPowdered l1oit rushed ll'a'
FlRh lMaclterel)i No, !, half barrels slOt No
2, half barrels ~; No |, KITS ~, NO. =, hllhN W
Tobacco, per 10, plMs1e,
Whiskey, per gallon, u OOa2 No.
Coffee ana Tea.
Rio, common, 3lo; Fair % good, H2ci Prime
70 choice, ieoi u, o. Java, hei Teil per lh %s
~ .....
Alcohol u gal g 5Oi Gum Cnulphor n u dlci
ChOrofnnn 81 60i Gum opium " ID ~ nav h0
Indigo, best, D N u zoos 00i Magnesln " u loa
sOc Maddprt n lSg2OGi on, sweet, u Riu y m
Sperm "a gal 81 O0j BhlgAmuti pure, ~ tnP
OOi Lemon " lbV Dgl ~ soda sal Engllsl
Flhsci sulphur hourp " 9ci Rosn Y % 20
lneal " OOj CopperNs GW'o; Llqu0no eXlrgel
jOc, Morphine VI 5000 ~, Oh, Castor gal " %
az 70, olive n gal 80 2ja2 10; Tnnners' y OOi
CRssln W ID ~ 10; Qnlnlno " ~ " hli SOnp
CASTLE n n zoe; Soda ash VI u l2c Snlipelre
pure n n soc; Commercial y III l6o; Venetian
red n N Sc; White lead pure per Reg slj QUO
II M; Strictly pure por keg slI OOWll ~ LIN.
seed oil raw v gal 81 BIOL 49, Boiled y gal u 10
al ". III'. ....
Canned Goods.
Peaches, 2.lh, % dozen, ~ 10; Pears, I'm, v
dozen, 80 0Di Plums, green gRgeS, 2,lb n dozen,
81 10; Strawberries, 2-lb, W dOzen, w 70, lthsp-
berries, 2-b, " dozen, IS w; Blnckberries, 2,lb
" dozen, " 80; Tomatoes, 2'lb, p dozen, " Mi
Corn, 2-h, y dozen, 90 OO@3 5Oi Peas, lib, "
dozen, 81 0O; SuccOlnsl, 2-h, n dozen, " o0i
HOLSTERS, In, v dozen, ~ OOi Oysters l'lh, y
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The friends of the Union mission
Sabbath school, in progress last sum
mer, are requested TO meet next Sab
bath, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, in the hall of
the Knights of Pythias, over Franks
hardware store, in Sanger Bro. IS build
ing, on Main street, to take into con-
sideration the propricty of reviving the
same. Those interested, and especially
the trsssbess and officers, are earnestly
requested to be present.
john NJ. Mccoy, Superintendent.
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Town Tots Tor sale.

Twelve lots (one bloci), on the principal
business street of the town of Hutchins, on
Tho Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply W
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
Iyl5dtf Herald once.
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New Invoices of the latest styles of the most
elegant variety of new goods AT
2Odtf +. Is. BRYAN d CO.'S.
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o caliat ~ Elm street to see the bargains In
fine ladies' finished hose, fine swisses, fine
lawns, Hamburg edgings and other articles
Just received. Also valescine and guipure
laces.
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MIR, w. II. sparkle,

OF Shreveport is our authorized agent for
that city, TO whom parties desiring 10 ndver-
Else In or subscribe for The HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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For Sale or Rent.

A large block Of ground, AT the corner of
Bryan ana Cantagrel streets, on the east side
of the Central railroad. The house embraces
twelve large concrete rooms, q fire place in
each, a porch and cook room, u basement
room, fine well of pure water, stable and
crib, and ground enough for orchard and
garden. 1t viii he rented until a purchaser
can be found. Apply TO
2Sdtf JOHN HENRY BROWN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed In by o o'clock the
previous evening" TO insure their In
sertiOll.
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DO 10 F,,an,xlin,s hoo. s,o,

Go TO Franlklin's book store,
il yon want Bibles Of amy kind,
or pictures. or picture frames,
OrbIank books. or stationery.
or fresh garden seeds, or wall
paper. or albums, or diaries, or
anything else usually found i'm
IL iirst-cIass book store. Frank
lin sells cheap.
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One million fellow beings annually socri-
feed on the nltar of ignorancej three mil
lions daily. hourly momentarfly, suffering
from diseased lungs, who, by the timely use
of Marsden's Pectoral Balm. would enjoy
perfect health. For sale by all druggists.
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For sale

AT bargain, one concrete dwelling-five
rooms, besides stable and chicken house; lot
loOx200, on Live Oak street. En-
iR8A MIN HILL, sHIELDS 4 CO.,
III Aucti0neers and Real Estate Brokers'
20lht H9f 4t y W -
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Once will be allowed I'm settle
ments with the office unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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A window 10 Let.

Suitable for n matchmaker or oiiice--good
location. Apply at cigar store, next to the
post Office. y 3ldBt
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A crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes Of u married mans life,
DifflcultfOr any one to endure.
But English Female Bltters will cure.
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For Sale.

Three good residences In this city. Imme-
dlato possession given. b
l50-dtf STEAGA LII n co.
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JOAN w. LANE.

Assistant secretary OF the senate, Is nm
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
Austin.
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Two dwelling houses to rent.
2ldlm STEAGALL & co,
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THE richest and most elegant Jewelry and
diamonds are now offered for sale by 'st
d. n ..tt.f..,..-r NJ, G0LDS0I.L,
2fdtf at Sanger Bros.
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NOTICE TO ADvERTIsEI,s.

WerenfieraII bills for advertisements
n this paper Will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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Tinners' Stocks and METAL,

Tin; &c. lOxll, charcoal, per box sl7 50; IN
l0xl4, charcoal, so 90; lC, l2xl2, charcoal
So 0O; lC, charcol, l4x20, SIS 50 TX, charcoal,
llx20, S2O51; &c, llx2O, roofing SIG so; &c, 2Ox
q, S3i %; block tin D, ID soc; sheet zinc q ID
SOC; Sheet iron 2dx27 y ID i3Hc; Solder extra
refined " ID 33c; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies \, h zoe; American Russia "a ID 30c.
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Odd Fellows.

RiDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. 25.I. q
.; F., meets on the first and third fridav
H HaYh IN each month, at the Odd Fellows
inl. JNO. ID. KERFOOT, G. p,
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The effect of Blneaud's Lightning Hair dye
is so natural that il deceives the closest sJru-
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Bineaud's Lightning Hair Dye as its name
denotes is instantaneous in effect, producing
natural black or brown