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The New Atlantic Gable,

STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, September Q,
nnon. nia London, September Sixteen
hundred and ninety-six nautical miles OF the
cable have been paid out. - !.
September 9Th, o'clock a. A.-We are
close to nelley,s, and we are going 10 buoy,
ana hope to make the flal splice to.aasy
The cable is in perfect eondition, 8.s
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BIZ 4


stafsds u 81 q q 8 4 E
Especial telegram 10 he Dfspatrh.l
DAAvnEE, septemb Der T.-W bile
Colonel a. IL. yenable and bis daughter,
sMiss II. Blanche YenabIe, Of Cascade, were
ON their way to DanYille This evening the
.cars coming from Greensboro struck their
team at a railroad CT ossing near town. One
Of the mules to the carriage was killed, a
leg Of the other cut of, and the carriage
broken to pieces. Miss Blanche received
two cuts ON the head and was severely
bruised. Colonel Venable had one RIB
broken and was also otherwise seriously
hurt. The train stopped, took them on,
and brought them to Danyille. Their friends
are now showing them every needed atten-
fiofs.- Gsy sslF So y 5;
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New YORK, September THE Freeman's
Journal has a special cable dispatch from
Rome stating that San Antonio, Texas, has
been made a diocese and Vicar General Pei
licer, of Mobile, named as its tirst bishop;
also, that Rio Grande district Of Texas has
been made Vicariate Apostolic, with
Brownsville as its headquarters, and Rev. D.
Mawney, of Montgomery, Ala, its bishop.
These gentlemen are cousins and both ma
tiYes of st. Augustine, Fla.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, Va. August IL. 1874. J
HruEnIIE or TRAINS IN fake affpcf

N
y MONDAY, August 12, 1s74.-.soUrnsnN Exc
leave Burkeville at BOT A. NJ; leave Dundee at
TAO A. NJ; leave Danvllle ut 7:44 "A. NJ. errlyes
at Greensboro at 0:38 A.. a.. Connects ut Char-
lotte with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airs
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, MohiIes
New Orleans, aud all southern points. "a iI..gs
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave Green's
boro at lisp. NJ; leave .Danville at8:36 z. MI
leave Dundee ut 3:48 Z. NJ; leave Burkeyie at
500 P. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 1l:04 Z. M.afts
THROUGH MAIL, Westw2rd-eaye Richmond at
1873 p. "a; leave Burkeyfe at AL Ms leaya
Dundee at 9:25 r. NJ. leave DaDytlle at 9;2Q II.
M; arrive at Greensboro. at ll:5l =. E4ls
Charlotte, Columbus and Atlxnta railroads for Cor
lumpia, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and all south
TriRoUGH MAIL, EastWard-leave Greensboro
ut 2:l5 A. VI. leave Danviie at 5:13 ga. NJ: Leave
Dundee at 525 a. II. leave Burkevilles at 1890
A. ~. arrive at. Richmond at 2:22 r. H. Thta
train connects at Burkeyille With trains the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and all southwestern points. * "
IYSCHBURG PASSENGER, Weasward-leave
Richmond al 500 Am. leave Burkey1lie ut lz341
7. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg az 4:4O L. D.
BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATIONS, Eastwa,d>-
leave DuTksyilIe 3, 4so A. A.. arrive at kicl'-
All through trains connect at Dundee With trains
on the w. c., v. ". and G. railroad 70 and from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and I'll eastern
points. 8: J. e.s.a....
" ''' AAO o~9' 90 '1D T. Ii. r.. TALCOTT,
Engineer and superintendent,
n. T. DOUGLAS Master TRANSPORTATION. an II
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r,ouIsyIIJE MARK Ts.

LOUISVILLE, September Flour dull and lower
S5'75: fancy. $3.50 Corn dull and lower; white
74c.: mixed. roc. Pork quiet and unchanged. Ba
con active and higher; shoulders, 104c:; clear RID
l4ssc,; clear, 15c. Lard. 16Ec. Whiskey, $780,
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NEW YORK, September z Noon.-Stocks dull
and lower. Money, 2. Gold, 1893. Exchange
Long, 1864; short, 4S9. Governments dun and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
Erentng-Money easy. SterllDg heavy at ass.
Gold very dull ut 109x@losh. Governments and
States quiet and nominal.
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ts,iH"AIE Schools" AS basis for the
ike 800, % ibis question the representa-
Son,I NepuDl'eans OF ,ke white race from the
Ae..in, A ~. Tins proposition during the last
tors,oia =, congress and in doing so they
The WV Tue disasters which have come upon
,qri,1iIis IRON different policy. This very
rt.rc "T" proposition did not receive even
!fit,. t,aq' consideration. 1t was scornfully
cCof Es'a S " the boot-backs, BARRIERS, pastry.
Irgu itn a, ca,,, aud thieves In Congress
'Ae cotton stateS,"-Senator Bro1ralo,n.
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BALTIMORE. MAskET3,

BALrIMoRE, September 7-Flour dull Howarc
street and western superine, $4@S41: Wheat
firm. Corn quiet; white southern, 95@9ac. ye..
low, S5c Oats slronge r; southern. 57@60c Mess
pork. 1923 so. BacOn-.nould r., 10@1 OSc: Hams
dull and heavy. Coffee entirely nominal. WhisHeS
firm ut 81 ,OH, Sugar hrner ut 1O3Hllc.
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C0-pARTSERsHIPs. &c.

DIssOLUTION-PA THE
J Arm consisting OF Thomas Ralmes. Thomas
DunnilI. and Joseph L. Pickering, trading under
the style of THOMAS BALMER s q d, was, % on
March isf. S74 dissolved by mutual consent. Tse
business Will In future be carried Oh by the nndkrs
signed under same style, THOMAS BALMEsfS .
The firm take this opportunity to thank taeiS
friends for their patronage. and 70 solicit ceatn
ance OF the same 10 them at fneIr new store, Sa ~
South street, Baltimore, Bid. into wncn u s 49,
July 18th We SHALL take an oprastuElty ntsI OF
advising cur friends az To- the dzte gu ano MteL
which We shall be able To iiiI or3efs from our new
store We shall Sill commune atSu such notice in
ouA = THOMAS RAI4MER,
THOMASDuSNILL.
10 Observation-Disclosures
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Second DISPATCH.
na.e,.uettxe Fire.

BALrrMoRE, September IA dispatch
states on saturday afternoon the greater por-
ton of the business section OF Fros.oury,
Allegheny county, Md. was destroyed by
fire. The total loss is about S1A5,SO0. IN
surapce, $4,000.
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Children Burned 10 Death.

NEW HAVEN, September IA barn owned
by Frederick Tegtmire here, was burned
this afternoon, and his two sons, aged re-
spectiyely six and three years, who were
playing in the hay loft, were burned TO death.
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Another Independent Candidate.
PaIsoE EDWARD, September 5, 1874.

PRINCE EDWARD, September 8, 1914.
Editor Disqualification are authorized 10
place my name as the Constitutional or Con-
servatiye candidate for the Fourth Congress
siopal district as the independent representa-
tive of the agricultural and other materiai
interests of Virginia in the Congress OF tne
United States. Yours, respectfully,
T. E. CHAMBLIss.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. September Flour quiet anc
unchanged. Corn firm at 76@7Sc. Pork stead!
Mt S23'5C Lard unchanged. Bacon firm ant
scarce; sales of Sides at 14A@l5c. Whiskey nc.
tive aud higher at ii.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH- 500

18Th LA U E III ID j d IIASA SgNKAW
MoND, AND NORFOLK sTEA \ s. !. e |; 2,
Sh 1nnfrrMKTIntil further notice the steamers OF
= t1,s line viii leave Philadelphia every TGESIAAS
md s,,5 'IsSTURDAY, and Richmond every TIES
Hra,rhs taken al low rates for all parts oINeT
Iarssr pet,u syiysnia. and Delaware, Ter Proyi.
Sencs. Boston, and New Orleans. Also ior Liver.
uense md Antwerp MA Red Star aP.u American
shss, iines and BILLS OF ladfng s. snec through.
= passspe 10 Philadeipnla, inctmo az meats ant
,,a. Ss 90. w o.Eop.TER, gent
st4.ssss,1'-s' 25 Dock Street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK THE e>#FTS
It Old Dominion Steamship Company's rsSssezrssz
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
win sail TUESDAY, September Sth, at 3 o'cloeb
z. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods lor'
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odatiors unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, SIP; steerage, SO: reund'
Trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G, W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents
co Or CnmnanY,s Wharf. ROckeLtg,
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RICHMOND, YoEK EVER AND CHRsAPEAK11
RAILROAD CoMrANy,
"a ..Ag%<t RICHMOND. april lB.-1S74

RAILROAD CQMfATS, ~ =
"a s.Easj RICHkOND> april l8,s1S7Ass
'NN AND AFTER TUESDAY,, APRlE
VI 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT ~RAINa
on this road will run as follows: Il 5Fyt.esa
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at z. n Sundays e1ceptctf md
train from West Point will arrive a. Richmond a6
1910 A. u. daily. s
Tile splendid steamers Havana and Louise will rrn
in connection with this road, and will leave WesE
Point daily Sundays excepted on Tie arrival OF the
train, which leaves Ricl m6nd al p d., arriving at
Baltimore next mornir In simple time 10 connect
with trains for Washington, East, Norihs and WeSss
and leave Baltimore daily Sundays exerpted} AZ d.
z. H., connecting Of West Point with the train
due at Rirhmnn, at 10 next morning
Fare to Baltimore. 3 90 SIS
To Baltimore ana return ~. ,.., 49, q 90 y
TO washington .....s.s., q UVs 80
- Fare to philadelphia. 00a ~
To Philadeiphta and retu 513 2G ~
Fare to New York 1U UU s5s.
To New York aud reteris ID 21S
10 Boston 10 60Est
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through fre,gnL oulys
Leaves Richmond daily tMonduys exceptedl at
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early nezt
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attacheds
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at z a. NJ. Local freight received Tueee
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
superintendent
| WIN. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. ap 40
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SPEARS IMPROVED


40 1FRUET-PKESEH71 ru y. 80 ~
With preat,y. improved directions for using,
q, tha most simple reltaple and cheapesl
methr5 Known for preserving all Kinds OF Ern !,s,
Top.atoes. Vegeiables, Julces and syrups o. rruis
c1as as S Ss Win 90 pounds Of fruit &C.
a nor saie W Z, :. ~ Druggists.
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Obituary.

BosToN. September 1T. NJ. Conway, TIT
manager of the Brooklyn (N. ~ Theatre, /:
dead.
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CLOTHING.
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

HALL AMI "1HAGn LoInLHu. :,
I am now prepared to show one of the 6hesl
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TO be found In the State Of Virginia. These goods
are made EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET, and sat
isfachon as to style, price, and workmanship VII
be guaranteed against the market. Among the
stock Will be found
Gents, fine BEAVER OVERSACkS,
Gents, fine BEAVER TALMkS, $50
Gents fine BEAVER CAPES,
Gents BUSINESS SUITS, assorted;
Gents DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS.
Gents, fancy CASHMERE PANTS, In variety
Besides, YOGTHs', BOYS, aud CH1LDRES's
SUITS In greatyartety.
ALSO,
FALL AND WINTER
USDERsHIRTS and DRAWERS and FURNISH
ING GOODS GENERALLY.
WI. IRA SMITH, ACT,
HOO Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. Sc 3"eod3t
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BALTIMuR 4.

BALTIMORE, September 7.-Virginia Us, peel
ers SO; consols, SO. West Yirginias, u North
Carolina 6s, old, l g; special tax, 10. Bid to-day
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l
( WITS ~ Hst Z OHIO sd We
AkRGABS.13H nd 4 Ausf1z q
1874, pAaseneet srsfnS asJl ran rs f0a3oygs
81 8 III RON E1Es126l5
sI 6;30 n NJ MAIL TIA Ms-sfet 10f6e154fA1f
GHof4cfseextles Htaunfgza n ssttf6aAnx
dad MI intermediate sfrti1ps dxi1y iexeaEt EuH93
$rEsytnG m Htatgne xt 10 =. ~ e:
Sonrects at G0rdrnsytne Ton OE1n8t1 sgaIpeE1qsa
MSfreason,. NanRst6s5 AySxkf Cs5as gAef4t
Ind the NORTH sud ~ C1azlp ,foEs&os$ts
burg, Bristol. Knoxville <hast arA ~
: 4:as Observation-Disclosures TEA Hs-1tss.
6ordonsyflie and all interms6tase sfati9r9 dnly
sept Sundays arriving ~ q so f.
1 $50 i. III. CISC1EgATT ExpREsa-.f6r Eos
louisville, Charlottesville Stauntdu, Gp6hens Atf
boro,, Cov5Dgt0n, White Snlphar. md Al Gfas50nGz
west OF While Sulphur daily iaxce2I Szsuft&rs ar
living at HUNTINGTON Ut $50 p. n. Tits 3r1tr euu-
hects &t Gcrd0nssille for WashiaSt oa, EaltimorsD
Ind the North, and NJ Harrington WIN 4leamfzH
Bastnna and Fleetwood fer EtpcnnaH And al pofnte
West ana Southwest, Striving II ttncsnlazl IT
f14.45 r. III. 5xtCoMMolATfo TRAIN ssr i
Staunton and all informed tafaf, stat30ns NATHk-
DAYSONLY, arriHsne at STANTON at1o.46H. Ns9t
Bsguage check ed through
For through tickets, rates, 2nf inf0rmAf t0ns Aps
bly, ut 1876 Main stree. Ballard and GxetAnfe a0Sss
tel, or at the companYs Office, Eroad srsst 3sd slxs
General Passenger and Tlsket Agent
J "A, b, PERRY. General Snpertntende adj . ss
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at. IOIJIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, September Flour quiet and nn
mixed. Whiskey firm at 81. Pork brm at ~ Va
Bacon higher; 10Hc, for shoulders, cash, lUsc
buyer September: clear rib, 14H9l 4ic., clear
I5kc. Lard unchanged; ] 52sc. for refined.
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Little Charlie Ross-Anosher Clue

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-THE follow
ing is copy of a telegram received at the
Mayors office this morning from James d.
Hert, sheriff of Orange county, n. T.: ;.
"There is a child here which oeiieYe Il
the lost Charlie Ross. Have bad his likeness
taken. and sent to Chris. E. Ross by letter
yesterday"
Second Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA. September Tt is not
Charlie Ross at Goshen, Orange county, ~
Y. The photograph sent from there is mol
like him.
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VOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EOR PHIL ABEL P H A. @HTR
Il Steamer A L LIAM G E, Capt,n ss,zsszfz 2,
CARR will receive freight for the above port I'LL
TUESDAY the 9Th instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, DeE; e. ff fowl
nooi and Antwerp rin Red Star and American
Steamship lines, and bills of ladng signed through:
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-room SS, w. Z. PORTER, Agent,
co Tot No. 1925 ftoes Street.
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PHILADELPHIA /.

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARkBN.
PHILADELPHIA, September 7.-Cattle frner and
In improved demand; sales of 5000 head at ~. 20
@S7.75 for fair TO good; S4@$5.50 for common:
Sheep unchanged; sales OF 5000 head at S4.50g
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TTIlDGINS, GORDON g. CO.,

uUDGINs, GORDON & CO.,
No. 1OlS MAIN STREET,
have GOOD assortment of IRON GRENADINES,
all cheap;
cash;
Beautiful PERCALES, cheap; ;,
WHITE GOODs-Hosiery and Embroideries-au
new, clean, and cheap;
REAL, PAT. and OLUNY, in variety;
a large stock Of CASH. SWISS, and other trim
miDgs for underwear; v ,,,,,,.
sAsH.RIBgOMS, SOARFS, and NECK-TIEs;
More of the cheap RIB BONS al 26s.;
FALL aud WINTER 9hSSlMEhESi ,.or.,nant.
BLEAcHED and BROWN sHEETlNGs, s s1til-lS'l
Il INGS; ouJ5
BED-TICKS, &c. ~
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

= RF-b NHIBTTED.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 202 bushels. Red, IS bushels
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nLDDoMIEIOM STEAMSHIP 1|KSh
" COMP ANY.

je 24-eod2w&t1aulot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

German Methodist Episcopal ChurCh-Live
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
o'clock in the morning and half past seven
In the evening. G. Albrecht pastor.
1t. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. $. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at am. Services
at lO12 am. and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W =.
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at 9
am; Services at II u. IN. and ~ p. m. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at ii A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, ut p. VI. every Sabbath. Rev, Sam
uel ArmstronR, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street thew build
lng)-Rev Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices; Low mass, am; high mass, lOb am, 4:
veSpers, bpm.
Christian Church-Elder r. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at IL A. m, and w
pm. Sabbath school at 90 am.
Missionary Baptist Church--Pntterson ave.
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor Sunday
school at 50 am. Services at l0h am. and
81 pm.
Presbyterian Church--Elm street. Rev
7. Smith. DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lOl2 am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at p.m.- Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preachlng eve-
w Sabbath at l0:0 a. IN. and s p. m. class
meeting Y M; song service 7;90 p. m; Sunday
school . a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at O'Clock
Cumberland Presby terrain Chureh-Jeffersop
street, Sunday School at 81 am, Services
N IL a. m, and Sp, m.
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Bacon--Dull and unchanged. Clear side,
lie; Gear rib l5'4c, Breakfast bacon; none
in first hands.
Baggng-Dull but unchanged. Domestic
heavy, l5l2c per yard light, lil2c; India, l2c
Coli1e-Stock, ample and prices firm. We
quote for round lois: Fair lSl40glSl9c; good
l9@l9lIc, prime l9)4@20c. Dealers are selling
from store mt about lie. advance on these
prices.
Corn Fair supply prices flrmer selling
At 81 S0@l 40 per bushel
Flour-Sales to day trivial. Prices steady
and unchanged. Treble extra S60tG 81
choice extra ST 7j6e7 90; choice family 81 25@
80; fancy brands IS 80.
Hams-Quet. Choice Sugar.cured l5lSc; or
binary ll@lil2c; shoulders selling at Sc.
Oats In fail supply and unchanged. West.
tern selling from store at 7l@75c per bushel
Texas nominal,
Potatoes-Stock ample and prices dull
Western 81 OO@3 IS; northern SO 75@i 90 pei
barrel.
Salt-Stock ample and prices dull. Coarse
81 iOgl 4, gold line 81 &@l %, gold.
Sugar-Market firm and advancing. Fully
fair lOl &c; prime lUAc; choice NC; coffee G.
ll5c; coffee b, ll34c; coffee A, l29 ~ c crush
ed and powdered l254@l3J; Demerara, ll]tc. '
Wool-Dull and easy. We quote medium,
free of burs, spring clip, 29a3lc: fall clip, 25@
&c; coarse 2l@2}c Mexican lidl7c; bury ga
l2c less. Sales to-day b sacks--S,200 pounds
to one buyer.
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ORDER OF THE DAY.
How the March is TO BE Made to the
Grounds.
And u few Other Things Worth Oh
serving.

The reception committee will meet
promptly at 10 O'clock A. NJ, ut the
rooms of the Board of Trade, to meet
the invited guests, who will be escorted
by the different committees and the
citizens generally, under the marshal
of the day, Colonel w. c. Holland, to
Puts garden.
The line of march will be up Main to
Sycamore, and thence to the entrance
of Puts garden.
The procession will be preceded by n
band of music, and the invited guests
in carriages.
Arriving at the garden, the marshal
of the day and his assistants will at
tend to the seating of the invited
guests and citizens generally. Dinner
will be announced ut | o'clock p. NJ,
and the guests and ladies will be pro-
vided for first.
The citizens generally are requested
to take part in the procession.
The members of the different conf
mittees will also meet at the Board of
Trade rooms at 10 O'clock this morn
ing.
The marshal of the day will he des-
ignated by blue rosette, the assistant
marshals by red badges, the committee
of reception by white badges, and all
the other committees by blue badges.
W. l.. CABELL,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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MFssRs, w, 4, LNTR6 Co., the enter
prlslng real estate agenls, No 40 Ia
mar street, in rear NJ Marsalls " pn-
derwom, have numerous special mr.
llees in our paper to-day to which We
direct attention, Clly property ARMS
saw mills, wagons business HOUSES ~
the clly, houses for rent improved
fums, etc., etc, embrace some Of TIE
items in their advertisements when
see,
\ MAS, seated 0n u wagon lphl Ol
wood, Ia front NJ Kahn A. Mays hA'
kerry, yesterday, nme topping lowh
from the same unexpectedly ~
which fall he received Que or two 10
we're cuts on the side NJ his face ~
people preIudlced against men falling
oil Of wagon loads Of wood may say no
wns dunk, We will affirm That he
hadn't had u drink that day ThhPH
what hc said.
QuTH u large number Of citizens
will take the street cars this morning,
10 see Lamar Gordon, u. dralz Brown
aud Dan Voorhees, step from the Cen'
tul trait. Should they n0thlep from lhe
train, these cllllens viii be seen TO re-
turn, upon their individual hook,
through retired paths In the woods
aud when they reach the city " VIII
he coming from tho direction Of TIE
river
Turn ont on masso aud hear General
John u. Gordon and other equally
celebrated speakers, ~ the state bhr'
becue, on next Friday, aud do not for
get that Booth viii sell twenly'slN
beautiful lots the nest day, without
limit or reserve. Attend aud secure Il
bargain.
AMONG our journalistic brethren N
attendance NJ the barbecue and who
have called at our office, are Williams
Of tho Tyler Reporter Spiyy, OF lh'
Huntsville Times, aud N0gcl, OF lh'
Stats HclIuug.
TuE house known M Mullcrs bonrd
Ing house, opposIlctnc street ear licke
office, has been vacated 10y ils proprie
tor, who has moved down town.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Planning Mill ana Lumber
lard Of Grove a. Wait
In Ashes.

At eleven o'clock last night thenlorin
of fire was sounded, and II WINS soon
discovered that the extensive lumber
yard and planning mill of Mcssrs. Grove
Il Watt was in flames. Owing TO the
distance of the scene of the fire, II was
under full headway before the iiremen
arrived on the ground, and upon their
arrival IL was found impossible to OBJ
tain supply Of water, consequently
the engine could not be used to advan-
tuge. The liremen, however, promptly
went to work removing lumber, and
rendering assistance toward saving MS
much Ms possible.
At the late hour ut which we write
II is impossible to give particulars. The
loss will he between ten and twelve
thousand dollars. We were unable to
obtain the amount Of insurance.
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Chairman Executive Con


Last evening, about six o'clock, a
horse hitched to one of the awning
posts in front of Mittenthal's clothing
house, on Elm street, became frighten-
ed at the noise made by an express
wagon rapidly driven past him, and
jerking out the .post to which he was
tied, went through a series OF steps
with his wooden partner, which were
much more alarming than graceful,
and which we do not remember to
have ever seen put down in the most
thoroughly revised work on the mazes
of the eight fantastic" The animal
was finally caught in front of the City
bank, and secured'probably,to another
--DOst
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY or DALLAS.


MayOr-W. l., CHbcll
Enginccr-M lillian NJ. Johnson,
Attumry-W william NJ, Edwards.
Trrnsurrl-liobcrt IL. West.
Assessor and CollpolOr-lhomnSJ j. keelon,
Mnrshal--lunlus Peak
Deputy Marshnl--lohn II. Ryan,
POiiccnen-,l. W. spencer, a. W. MiNson,
L, NJ. Russell, &. u. Blood, samuel Crnbb, II,
ii. +. Nichols, W. f, Morton, j. II, Elder, j,
f. Hamcl, X, a. stewart, stephen Hudson,
FRANK IuNlcn.
Health Onicer:-DE NJ, a, Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward: Il. II. BurkrS,J lanes
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: H.
ID. CoughNnour, John NJ Howell; ThlLG
Mcconnell, Fourth ward: IL. Il. Mcconnell
W. {, Young,
The offices of the various city officers are
ut the city market house, The board of AL
dermcr meet In regular session ut the couh'
oil room oyer the market, every Tuesday
night