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A PRIZE WORTHY OF CONTEST
AT ST. JOsEPH's FAIR.

The event at the approaching Fair will be the contest
Tor an elegant and very stylish bay RIDING HORSE
selected with great care and Ito be voted for
at st. Patricks Table y by we'll and favorably
known citizen, Mr.. James Cloney. The comnetitor,
for tho prise are Messrs. Capt. T. FLANAGAN and
Mr. A. KINsELLA. and the one receiving the
greatest number of votes will be thereby made ham
Their respective friends already earnestly at WORK
stables, IS Derbgny, between PALMYRA and Ca.ouot
--Sote.
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Jh' FORTERS CARD.
DEMONSTRATION IS BETTER THAN THEORY

| Ahst difnculties were made to be surmounted
Iay Verined by the remarkable successes achieved
Dr. JAMES PORTER. in the cure OF the variou
chronic ailments which have for many years bafed tn
combined skill of our best physicians is emn emil,
worthy OF note and that 1t has attracted tn
not only Of the acted but of the community at large
plainly evidenced by the hrong patients that have
daily visited the parlors
NO 1877 ST. CHARLES STREET.
LOT the past few months and who. almost with one
voice. TESTIFY to his marvellous skill in reliev them
oi their suherings hundreds of whom have rendered
to him their grateful testimonials few of which we
annex. viz
Mrs. ELIZABETH BAUM res;5epcs o, Epob.;r
street, fheu journalism, cured in two days
MT: LOUIS PAGEL, residence a,6 Gravier street
deafness OF seven years cured by three treatments
ihE LAME SHOULDER THEIR CLUTCHES AND
street. mad been suffering for twenty-five years from
chrome Rheumatisn, and for the five Years could
Dr. Porter at Exposition Hall he threw away his
nearly May be referred to-
j. B. WILDER, Esq. residence 1872 Spain atrcet
hheuma tism for many years May be 1eferred to-
Mrs JULIA A FITZGERALD residence 800 Fulton
no relief until che applied to DIR. Porter. NA'
Mira Mrs CATHARINE IHILPoT. residence corner
front Levee and Erato streets Paralysis and Ioss NJ
Speech. Cured by three treatments. -
Mrs. BARBARA LORENz, residence 81 Indenend
snoe street Neuralgia of the Head aud rheumatism
, Mr.. PETER SCOTT. residence No 1855 Spain street
DEAFNESS and discharges from from chidhood
May be referred to- - " -
Those wishing to place themselves under his treat
ment should not delay. His parlors are
NO. lG7 ST. CHARLES STREET.
oihce hours from 10 A until 8 p M. of each day
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j UST RECEIVED
Z. BU1TERICK & CO.'S
MAY Pate RNS,

THE METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE
FOR MAY,
containing all the latest the world Of fashion
Price, single numbers only twonty five cents.
subscription price of the Metropolitan" including 81
worth of patterns, only q per year.
Ahs IL the best and cheapest and contains moro vau
able information than any magazine pvblished
in this country.
tnn and complete assortment Of Buttericks cells
brated Patterns. Scissors and Shear.
constantly hand.
SataieGles sOpt free 70 any address.
wM. +. COOPER. Aesnt,
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A CARD.

Received Shreveport, La, March T. 1874 of the Pied.
mont and AR iDSton Life Insurance Company of Wiz.
S1nla, through G. w. Terrell General Agent and
manager in New Orleans and John C. Moncmre local
agent her., Fourteen Thousand six hundred and
three Dollars and Eighty Five Cents sI4 663 So
Sunt IN q pay ment of policy Nc $780, on the lifs
OF Major CHAS. V. COSBY, my deceased husband
w;tro. MARY E. COSBY,
witness II. \. HAMILTON,
w. K HAMILTON
~, j G. MONCURE, Local A gent
quarterly payment on his policy before he died when
MS wife received as above, &l+ 663 This shows the
great benefits of lite insurance. Active experienced
ana reliable travelling agents wanted everywhere
Apply to the under signed
o G. w. TERRELL
General Agent and Manager for Louisiana and Missja
stppi, successor to Gen. Dabney H. Maury office ri
e. Carondeet street. up stairs, New Orleans La
apis Im5p
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COLLEGE
NJ NJ A G U ATE CON TON
Corner of Common and Bar onne streets
ORIEANs

This Literary Institution incorporsted bv .b. st..
Tis sS9
c ngs are well adapted for educational purposes
from the arrHa i'5fss srp % @
secluded a ,nsT at they constantly
The Course Of Instruction Is threefod Preparatory
the Cc poPmncy Course is for beginners:
not wish to Iearn Latin nd ps those students who do
The Classical Course is for those no desire to have
French ia taught in the three courses
rsoS a are not admitted unless they know how to
sad moral and religious training of the the
duet tp progress rank in class and attendance con-
Inc academicai year begins the hrst of Octoher
and closes towards the S s1dS July VI 0''''s'
Collegiate Course payable in advance and ia uu,,.a
States currency, two months, eco. ~"
spa7 7s1y REV: F. GAUTRELET. Presiden,
PORK, DRY SALT MEAT, BACON, ETC,
500 bbls. Mess PORK
100 bbls. Rump PORK.
lco, oco pounds Dry Salt SHOULDERS
10000 pounds Dry Salt Clear Rib and Clear SIDES.
100 casks BACON-Clear Sides
so casks BACON-Clear Rib Sides
so casks BACON-Shoulders
so boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON
leo tierees Choice Sugar Cured HAMS
200 tie, ces Choice Refined LARD.
100 tierces Choice Kettle LARD
300 kegs Choice Refined LARD.
200 kegs Choice Kettle LARD
100 cases Family LARD s, sand 10 pound packages
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
aPI9 mop sc Poydras street.
REhoF AL.------ REMOVAL |
n aaTing purchased the entire stock Of DRY GOODS
ana the good will of Mr.. s. G. KREEGER am 49,
established In his store and will happy to meet iii
my friends and customers and show them fine and |
select stock of ~ " "o anu |
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS |
and full line of FRENCH CORSETs am deter
mahSo 10 sell GOODS at the Lowest Market Prices re-
gatqSss OF COST. Come one, come ALL and get BAR
.o w. II. PETERS,
594 ------- Maya zine Street 20.
Near st Andrew)
apo mop Kreeger's Old Stand
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DIED

,FRIzzELL-on Tuesday, April %. 1874 at 1914 A. NJ
County Limerick, Ireland "
r; R1ERDoN-on Thursday. April 80 1874 Richard
thirty.four years. "h'
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Tho suresI road to health, say what YOU will
-, never to suppose we shall be i'll
aost OF these ills, as we poor mortals know,
FROM Doctors and Imagination grow
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ms gentleman bad been member of the above
society or only i've months and had only paid me So IS
previous to his being taken sick was
paid si2 compensation ninety eight daya, Loss ~
time This speaks for itself and the great relief
Afforded to the sick and to those who become
OF TINS Benevolent Society The payments are so small
rs 10 pace lts great benefits within the reach all
renale as well as male members will be received
Aa the SICILY and yellow foyer season approaches
every person should become member tbis societv
and thus provide means with which to pay nurses
phL slcians and board during sickness.
had tho citizens of Shreveport and Nemnbis ba 20
aaa he benefits of such society during the last ep
aen,G, tneir dreadful suferings would have been
Active, reliable ard conscientious asents vapted in
every town in Mississippi and Louisiana "
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
General Agent and Manager WidoWs' and Or,bona.
Friendly Society 81 Carondelet street (up stairs,
S" oi''"n'' A@ aply lTp5p
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A CARD.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30 1874
Health Health Policy in the dows and Orphans Friendly
on men only pay sixty seven cents monthly.
iuTL ner certify That have been promptly paid 6y
q w. Terrell General Agent and Manager Of said
S2 In cash. relief compensation fourteen
weeks sickness of acute rheumatism, followed by
scistic neuralgia. JOHN LANAUX
DonaldsonyiIle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL
Aid Association of northumberland No. 3-The
regular monthly meeting of this Branch will be held
at St. Joseph School house, of Comm on ar d
| Marais streets, TUESDAY EVENING Nav 5tb
ls4at II o'clock. Every member is requested to be
punctual in attendance.
PHILIP Nice ABE, President.
dACkETT, Secretary. my3lt
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
DISQUALIFICATION No. New Orleans May o
1sH-The regular monthly meeting of Branch No
will be held WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 6, 1874
at II O'clock in St. Johns Old Church. Dryades street
Punctual attendance lie requested.
NJ. wUEELAHAN President
PATRICK MoLoNY, Secretary. ny3It
Association-Branch No 6-The regular monthly MEG
1874 at 7APN.
Punctual attendance is r. quested.
By order: FRANCIS McELRoY, President.
d. ID. HESLIN. Rec. Secretary. Dy3I
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS ASY-
LUh-Saeurday April 49, 1874 An election Direc.
tors OF this Asylum to during the ensuing
will be held at the residence of HIS Grace Archbishop
Perohe. on the THIRD OF MAY. 1874 from I2 O'Clock
aPI9 st THoS. LAYTON Secrstarv.
NOTICE OF ELECTIoN-HIBEREIA .INsT |
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW oRLEANs.-Con. !
formally to tho charter election of Directors TO
serve during the ensuaG twelve months will be held
1t the ofaoe OF tho Company No. ~ Camp street. on
MONDAY, the fourth tlthJ day Of 1Gsf, Cpro1imO, |
eetWeon the hours Of 10 ooscpk A. n ana So'sIos p n
THos. p EflAGo.
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BARGAINS
See What A Dollar Will BuvII

| IL yards Of 90. CALICO for-.........-sI q,
| IL loc BROWN COTTON for......... o,
IL 1oc WHITE COTTON for ~
| 10 lilo. BROWN COTTON for....1 o.
lsac. WHITE COTTON for oe
| 15c WHITE COTTON for......... CO
1Sc. BROWN COTTON for oo
u rs COTTON DIAPER for. m
Is LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS for ! M
Is HI. c. QUILTS for......... +, m
80 KID GLOVES. Two Buttons for 90
ao FRENCH CORSETS for...... M
90 TOURIST PARASoLS , m
90 GRENADINE SHAwLS m
Etc, Etc, Etc
NEW GOODS AND BARGAINS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
At
ASELMAN & ADAMS,
CASH HOUSE.
$50 and see. ....MAGAZINE STREET ,ss md goa
my3lt Corner st. Andrew street
Nicholas j. Hoey Tobr u n Con,,or
HoEY & o'CoNNoR,
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
IL and ----.Exchange Place. II and 10
Between Canal and Cus.ombouse Streets
In the Merchants and Auctioneers Building
The personal attention of the mem ers of tho s
saie Of Reel ana purchase by auction private
Bonds, etc; to the negotiation of Morteaees and TO-
tDoor Sales of every descl iption. "A1 !"
tGe ooeGs; plans and records of the late firm of
and the greater part of the Of the late Major
= 80 ~ Poo'e''ioh- my3 1m5p
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Workingmen's Bank, j.
81. .-.--.......C Canal Street O.
voR. MAIGNAN, President.

interest paid on deposits and compounded aeui
annually. For the the security depositors in this
the money deposited therein can only be
must DO worth three times the amount loaned.
The Bank is open daily for Deposits from ST to
" my3 3m
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GOOD TEA AT LAST.

Tea drinkers who long an truly delight in oooa
g9Ss honest SHP of Tea. should visit send to the
GREAT CHINA AND ia PAN TEA WAREHOUSES
no. i1o Canal street. Old country folks who have
1eem Signing and longing these many years for some.
charmed and delighted with the flavor fragrance and
ieshness or our goods We deliver goods To All marta
OF the city free Of ohargecounry orders BY express
- y: ~ Remember that we have but one address
GEEAI CHINA AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE
ieAo i'm ap ITO Canal street, New Orleans
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
JOHN MAINS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY
SIP and 574 Magazine street. opposite Mapaz;na M,.
and ~ Washington corner of Fulton street
GREAT EGG DEPOT OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Extra FAMILY Flour the best brands to
give satisfaction. New Teas of superior flavor and
strength again reduced in price. Sugar cured Ham,
and Breakfast Bacon cheaper than ever berora ai
the war Condensed Milk and n full assortment 20
Wines, Liquors and Cordals ~ ""''eF
steam boat hotel plantation and family orders execptsd
with dispatch. Goods delivered free of dray 20 ~
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES " ,nhi age n an
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ADVICE!
II you wish to enjoy good health and preserve your
constittutien, go to
637-637-637- 61-637
637-637-637-637-
o37-----. Magazine Street. 6S7
Near Jackson.
A0yo ~ NEW ORLEANS.
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MAGUIRE'S REMEDIES

MAGUIRES CUNDURANGO LIVER KIDNEY
and BLOOD B1TTERS, the last and best Of ali Their
widely known medicines, is the only known yegetaba
substitute for Calomel or Mercury in any form All
hersoHs ~hether Young or old, who may be sufern
e shIn add not fall to keep the
all epseated secretons from tbs system Tins re
oying All disease purifying the blood and preventing
xs never fails to conv ice the most skepcaI Of itS
Sold by all Druggists.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
SOLE AGENTS,
l------ Magazine Street
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AND No.-s7 CANAL STREET.

Inc undersigned desires respectfully to inform th.
that by virtue of purchase saoosaasos
no mas oeo'me the sole proprietor Of tho businesa a.
Soda Water Mead, Coffee and Pastry eondDc,.s ~, ~,
deceased uncle the late Hugh McCloskey at tho oss.
No. NO. 70 St. Charles street. tuew buildinsh ana
No OF Canal street.
having been specially instructed by the deeeassa -
~ inc improvements attained in tho pro. arsslon .
eomposing his business tho subs a,su,
the public that the quality those articles vii, 10 =
.ne h'gheet poaabe excellence and purity, thron.a
"hoh no ttusts to merit and preserve their cont,n,n
confidence and patronage
mhs5ptf Urcu Mr., o.
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5000 SHARES. AT 800 EACH.
fayabe 20 cent cash notes of 90 mar can
each, payable in g. &, and IL months
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MEETING ROOM FOR RENT-THR gPACTOUa
4sA and Well-fuTnshSd Meeting Room rs PoydTnn
SrSet, corner Of Camp, will b rented 70 sooiSf5Ss
SLoee' etc. By the evening or month, reaso1ahlS
Apply at The o1Aes Of ths lEoEzzo srAn. ssII e.
YoUN0 MEN WANTED - TO LEARN Ar.
E engage II teirgrnph oPsratuR for rev TolaGTa@A
o1eea baainess Earned In aheFs tsas. PeS-sSo-sh
see 49, Eesy.nG gt1eelen9 e. soq1 qualified 90
Ass osisFEs - sas4 ~
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-FTc


WAETED-MEMBERS FOR THE WIDOWS AYT,
" OHPHANS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY, This tTni1
benevolent scot IS ia organized with veW 10 SiTS
pecaniaTy aid to Its members by paving 10 a. =
stipulated sum Of money weekly during Sick ana
IN addition from 80 TO tBOn In the of loss az eths
hand or foot The rates low As TO place lie grt
o+nehts WITHIN The reach Of ALL is az oTganixStio
ior ne people without restriction Of elsas ondTtIc
sex or business No man need DO alex at his Oh en-
Pense Ior the WidoUe and On phans Friendv SooIst~
VIII pay him for the loss of his time in prooftIon =
ns cOnSlontIon 70 the society. As the yro fovsr
lie msanS t5iS sSeisty and thus provide hineef
which 70 support his family Sc il ock and uuShIS
70 WORK for them For full Information applV 10 49,
undersigned. Resps ctfoIiY ~PP'S W ssS'
G. W. TERRELL.
Sensral Agent and Manager widOHs and I,rnSan~.
Eriendly Society and tire =. and Life ms I,c e.
b 81 CArondelet street. up stairs, New OTleaRA
- " spI9 I'm
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once, No. 653 Magazine, near Jackson Street.
tsame Building with L. McKendrick Gas Fitter)

RoUTE-From corner of Rousseau and St Apdr,w
out ST. Andrew tpassing in front of Magazine MarkeD
70 chestnut, down Chestnut to Felicity out Felicity
tpassfng within three squares of Dryades Marke to
Haenoha' passing in front of Keler's Market and
within Tour squares Of Jackson Railroad Depot nm
Magnolia to jackson, out Jackson to Roman up Roman
70 Third down Third tpassing within ono square of
Second Street Market, and two squares of the Cems
ser'e' ON washington street, and In front of Clay
square to Rousseau along Rousseau (passine in front
OF sorapuru Marke) to the starting point Cars will
run both ways
OFFICERS
VIM. BOGEL, President.
JNO. NJ. WEIMANN, Vice. President
N. W. GRIswOLD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
4; Il ADAMS, of Braselman & Adams
VIZ BoGEL Corner Magazine and Felicity sts
Las; a. GRESHAM, 81 Camp street, '' ~
T. WALSHE. ITO Canal street
IHOS. SHEEHAN of Finney Sheeban g. p,ss
JNO M WE1MANN, of Barrett g. WeImann
s. MANNING TODD. OF s. M Todd & Co
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J. K. RENAUD G. CO..

Corner of Julia Street.
NEW oRLEASs
nave always on hand Choice Family Flour tho hess
co"L o" Butter Lard and sugnrCured Hams. Cun
Goods Preserves, Frnts and all art,cla. r.,i.s -.
table use making tho finest asaortmentof
FAMILY GROCERIES
TO be found in the city which tbev ,,u sr,x
ChEAPER than ony other bouse in their liz. :,
business. ~ INV %
no drayago charged goods bought OF then, M,
'''S "''ieio guaranteed to give satisfaction.
fel5 3m5p
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UPPER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,

Capital Stock 5000. 600.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to 'iho Dallas Daily Herald
French Anairs.

LONDON. June l0.--In the cabinet
council held previous to the sitting of
the assembly, General Leissy and
others urged President Mcmahon to
send message to the assembly re-
Winding It of its promise to organize
his power, but many of the ministry
were adverse to such action.
PARIS, June lG.--The assembly was
crowded with deputies and spectators.
Cassemier pierrer introduced consti-
tutional bill, prepared by the left CEN
ter and the government. Its consider
alton he declared urgent. He said the
country demanded the termination Of
its provisional state and urged union
against the Bonapartists and dema-
gogues. The speaker was frequently
interrupted by the right and warmly
applauded by the left.
.sLoNDoN, June l6.-A Times special
dispatch from Paris contains the fol-
lowing particulars of the proceedings
in the assembly in addition to last
nights reports:
IN. Lambert DIST. CroiX, supported
by all the members of the right center,
submitted bill providing that Me-
Mahons powers be confined within
the title of president Of the republic;
that second chamber be organized;
that the right to dissolve both cham
bers be conferred on Mcmahon, and
that his successor be appointed by the
two chambers in convention. This
bill was referred to committee Of
thirty, together with that of the left
center,n
The Times correspondent adds that
the exact result Of the sitting is that
the committee of thirty now have re-
oeived an imperative mandate, forcing
them to promptly organize either the
septennat, without proclaiming the re-
public or constitution, or declare for
definite republic under the presidency
Of Mcmahon. 1t Is probable that the
commission will organize q Septennat,
and the assembly will ratify its decis-
ion; otherwise the majority hitherto
with the government will shift to the
left which, in all probability, would
cause Mcmahon to resign.
Its not unlikely that, in consequence
yesterdays proceedings, some of the
ministers will resign, but there will
be no absolute ministerial crisis.
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TELEGRAPMfC MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, June l8.--qOld opened
at II and closed at liz.
Cotton dull and nominal. Middling
Orleans, Is 3rl6c; middling Alabama,
is l-l0o; middling uplapds, l7sc; low
middling, lie; strict good ordina-
~, l6lc; good ordinary, loo; ordinary,
l4lc.
Exchange quiet and unchanged, 909@
81; sixty days, S79@SS; commercial,
sixty days, 854@S69.
GALVESTON, June 16.-Cotton, dull,
goad ordinary, l5lc; middling l7lc,
y Hides still declining. Dry ordi-
Many, selection, lG@l6ac; wet salted
Selected, Ii@0Se.
Gold lOs.
New ORLEANS, June ld.-Cotton
quiet. Middling uplands, i7sci low
middling, l6lc; good ordinary loo; Or
binary l2s. Sales, 400 bales.
Exchange, 4O@4l; bank, 43; sight,
premium. Gold, Holt.
LIVERPOOL, June lG.-Cotton quiet
and easier. Uplands Sl@Ssd; Orleans,
sgd. Sales, 10000 bales
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, June lG.-rhe senate
passed the house biz to authorize the
secretary Of the treasury to suspend
work on public buildings.
IN the Arkansas contested election
case, Wiltshire, the sitting member, was
unseated and GInter sworn in, and the
committee was discharged from the
consideration of the case of Bradley
against Hynes.
The house passed the, bill making
RIgamy and poligamy ground of in
eligibility Of territorial delegates.
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HeEatta-Fipanciai Resolutions,

PHILADELPHIA, June l0.--Ip the
regatta, Albert j. Egleston won the
first, and Richard +. Redle the second
class prizes
The board of trade passed resolutions
opposing the further issue of irredeem-
able currency, and approving the pres
itiehts course relativeito' the financial
bill
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HARTFORD is afflicted with base ball
on the brain. According to the Times
"only the churches now remain with
out base ball organizations. All the
dry goods shops, schools, corner gro
cerIes, insurance offices, tanks, city
government departments, are at 1t /;
and clubs are actually organized by
streets. Even the young women are
playing base ball. We are now wait
Ing to hear from the match between
the Protestant Episcopal club and the
Seven Day Baptist nine,n
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BROWN 8 vENABLE'S AUCTION SALES.
A Grand Auction Sale !!
THE BEST HOTEL STAND IN TEXAS !!
CRUTCHrrELD HOUSE,

AT the north west corner of the public square,
in the city OF Dallas. The grounds front 100
feet on Main street, and 100 on Houston
street, with an ell SO by 100 feet extending TO
broadway, The front of the hotel Is but 900
feet from the entrance to the finest court
house in the southwestern states. The prop
erty Is sold solely TO effect division of the
Crutchheld estate. Full particulars will be
given in handbillS and otherwise.
JOHN HENRY BROWN 3 TEAABLE,
Real estate agents aud agents for the heirs
OF Thomas'f Nntchheid. 95dtd
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ONE of the most remarkable features
of the new Illinois law concerning
married women is the authorization of
civil suits between husband and wife.
A married woman may do business on
her own account with the same rights
and Hat ilities as If she were unmar-
ried, except as to partnership business,
which she cannot enter without her
husbands consent, unless he is idiotic
or insane, has abandoned or deserted
her, or is confined in,the penltentlary.