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in pcrambulnting around loose on
Thursday, we saw II commotion about
the establishment of l., NJ. Spencer d
Bro, aud being of mn .ingHo, wioj"tl
IRON Hood cnu"''''' '"p"'IHh N"'""
concluded we would 20 there and see
what the fuss was about. Instead OF
running across Iirst-class plug mlIss
or a bully shooting scrnpe, found those
enterprlsing gentlemen with coats oil,
experimenting The receipt Of II car load
of cane mills. Knowing that the sor-
ghum cane will sson be rendy for gath
erng and grinding, the Messrs. Spen-
Ger have laid in II supply of the cele-
brated Bell cane mills, for which they
are agents, to meet the requirements
Of their farming friends. They have
orders already for fourteen of these
mills, and parties who need good mills
should call early, or they may fail to
gel them.
They have, also, on exhibition, one
of George Il. Squire7' Crushers, of
two thousand two hundred pounds
weight, which IL capable of grinding II
crop of sixty acres Of sorghum in short
order. II would prove n good invest
mcnt for several farmers, living in the
same neighborhood, TO combine and
purchase this Crushcr rs it can he
obtained on easy terms.
Farmers and planters, i'll visiting
Dallas, should make il II point to call
40 l.. NJ. Spencer and Bros agricnl-
tural warehouse, on Elm street, above
poydras. They will find them polite
and accommodating gentlemen, and
ready to supply their country friends
with the latest and most approved
styles of agricultural implements and
lab0r-saving machinery.
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In The regatta mce the Columbia
crew won by eight seconds. In the
race Of q gentleman In this city yoster-
dry morning, ia collect u bill from n
debtor before he loft on tho ears, was
won by the latter BY Just eight Soc
onds, also,
Persons wishing desirable rooms
either for sleeping apartments or
business offices, ARE referred 10 the nd
yerllsement OF Alarsals ~ Under
wood. These rooms are well located
on the corner Of Main and Lamar
streets, large, airy and comfortable IN
every way, Sec advertisement,
VIZ think II II thescriptures, though
we aIn't sure about II, that says, Prlde
gooth before II fall, II WIS some
thing else though that went before 4
Mr. Sterling's fall at the depot, yester-
day morning, lie was just stepping
Off Of the platform, and great big hog
ran out from beneath, aud tripping up
Mr. s., broke three Of his fingers.
on Wednesday night about twelve
O'Clock, several thousand feet Of east
Dallas was much agIiaicd over the cry
Of "hre," On rushing In the direction
from whence the alarm came, apollco'
man run on two young men who were
drawing water out Of u well, with an
interest shown by our plous citizens in
the Beccher case. On being accused OF
creating u false alarm, the drawers OF
water looked very uncontaminatedand
gulelcss and denied the mellow I'M
peachmeni whcreupon tho policeman
felt bound to accept the denial and de-
parted. The young men might not
have cried "fre," but 1t Is said they
winked at each other after the police
man left
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A Twelve nn,l u llnIr lsnnndcr.

With great parental pride our old
friend, Judge Nat. NJ, Burford, inform-
ed us, per note, yesterday, that on the
morning of the Doth instant, II noble
son, weighing twelve and n halfpounds,
was added to the household. The
Judge reminds lis that in u period of
nineteen years the HERALD has am
nounccd the birth of six of his chill
dren and the decease of two OF them.
The later young gentleman is named
jeff, Mallard, after dear friend of the
Judges family residing in Cherokee
county.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, July 30.--Gold opened
at 81.
1888 A M.--Gold 81.
Exchangc-Firm and in good de.
mand at s9l@90; sixtydays, S74@SS;
commercial sixty days, S44@S5l.
Hos A. Motion Steady. Mid
ding Orleans l73c; middling Ala
bama, lac; middling uplands, l72c;
low middling, l6lc; strict good or
binary, l6c; good ordinary, l5c; or
binary, l4c. Sales last evening in
clude 500 bales to spinners, at quota
tons.
1927 p. Motion firmer but not
quotably higher.
800 p. M.-Gold closed ut o..
500 =. M.--Gold 9s.
LIVERPOOL, July 80, 1890 p. M.-Cotton
firm. Uplands, Sl@Sid Orleans, sgd.
Sales 1900 bales; for speculation and
export, 1000 bales.
LONDON, July 80, 1890 p. a.-Bonds,
new IS, 1913.
GALVESTON, July 30, IL A. M.-Cotton
nominal. Good ordinary, l4lc; mid
ding uplands, l63c.
Gold 999i.
Hides-Firmer and advancing, Dry
ordinary selection, lSC9lslc; damaged,
half price; wet sailed, dull at s(dSlc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 80, IL A. Moot
ton quiet. Middling, uplands, l6ic.
Sales, 100 bales; last evening, $50.
Exchange, 29@3l; bank, 81; sight,
l@5-l6; commercial premium.
Gold, 9l@lO.
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Sherman Guests.

We We're informed yesterday that
several rooms had been engaged at one
of our hotels for the accommodation
of our Sherman visitors who will be
present on the 9th of August. Visitors
from-other cities will he provided for
in like manner, and it is the determine
alton of our citizens 10 spare no pains
to minister to their guests most COM
plcte comfort.
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Meeting of Shcrisis.

Through an oversight we neglected
giving notice, in our yesterdays issue,
of the meeting of the sheritls of the
different counties in the state, to take
place at Corsicana ON the 18th instant
This meeting will be one Of unusual
Importance to these officers, and 1t is
urgently desired that every county be
represented. Our state exchanges are
particularly requested to copy this no.
tice.
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Messrs. Leonard Bros. were awarded,
yesterday, the contract for the con-
struction of the cotton compress, at
forty thousand dollars. The work on
the same will he commenced to-day,
with force of one hundred and tirty
masons. The building is to be two
hundred feet square and is to he fin
ished 10y the 10th of September.
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Two more young men aro wanted ~ NOM
hers Of this band, which X being organized
by Prof Lawrence, who has hnd several
years experience az q leader on cornet band
In Mississippi, For full particulars apply nj
the Commonwealth Commercial college, u
Main street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


An Ordinance Amending Section liSei
One Hundred and Ninety-Efght ..
the Printed Code Of Ordinances ios
the Better Protection of Pubic IN"
Private Property i'm the City oil Da'
las.
SECTION |. BE 1t ordained by the city coun.
Gil of the city of Dallas, That section llssl ono
hundred an ninety. eight of the printed cone
of ordinances, which reads as follows, VIZ w.
II shall be unlawful for any person witii With,
the limits Of the city to break down, mum,
or carry away any gate, fence or any p'si'
or carry away any sign, board or plate inui.
eating the name, residence, Occupation, ~
business of any person or firm. without 'no
consent OF the owner thereof, and any peison
violating an of the provisions OF thls ~ se,
u IN snail be fined in any sum not less .ns 20
one nor more than fifty dollars, p1
amended as to read AS follows, VIE: lsais
be unlawful for any person within the lliii ns
OF the city to break down, deface, inluie
carry away gate, fence or any part thel.iyp
or the blinds on doors ofany house, OF v o,',u
face, tear down or carry away any slsa,'
boa'd or plate indicating the name, ,so
dence, occupation or business OF any pess IN.
or firm, or the name Of any street, or , ~
lure In any way, or In any manner nv Nv NJ
fering with any public or private pIope,,syr
any kind without the consent of the OWNS
thereof, and any person violating any y, I'm
provisions of this section shall he flneu u,
any sum not less than one nor more '""'
fifty dollars.
Approved July 10, 1874. u.ror
w l.. CABELD, Mayor
Attest: VIII. PRArHER, Secretary.
l35dl0d
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Mr. 4. W. Ferguson does not commence
driving piles until August .. He will then
have teams ON hand and commence business
lie hired teams nj three dollars and fifty
cents per day and they failed to MI their
contract. li6dlt
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The latest sly hes Of Note PA
peers. with on Wi!hOnt MOnO-
gram. Ina legns or bon tom folds.
with :barOniaf envelopes 10
match in size and tint. All al
PIERCE a. LYEE'S.
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NOTICE.

lob work In invariably paya-
bIc ora delivery, and all tram
silent ndyertisemeDis M the
time they are handed I'm. Legal
advertisements must also he
paid In advance. These rules
Will he strictly observed.
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Notice.

From aud amer July %, 1874, Mr.. H. j.
Neville VIII have churge OF the clty clrculn'
w of the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
Mo Saturday, the lNlh Of July, inclusive
Naynble To Mr. W, W. liusyc, from which
Mr.. Neville " alone authorized 10 col
vi receipt for the same.
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a gentleman and lady can he accomino.
dated with board and elegant room In n brick
house handsomely furnished and well VEN
tilated. References required. Apply ut this
Office If5dlt
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GENERAL ticket agent Waldo, of the
Central road, telegraphed yesterday to
Major T. j. Frank, chief Of our lire de
partment, that he wouldissue halfrate
tickets to all who desire to attend
the firemen's celebration.
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.IOHaN w. LANE.

Notary public nnd agent Tor
the collection Ofcinins az Aus
tin. Office M GNstOn AZ Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
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Wall paper and crOquet sets
now az hand. and for sale al
low prices nj Reed 81 LathrOp's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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We are selling better aud cheaper Mat
trcSscs Than any house In the state.
O'BKIEN n Ct'RiAN
Manufacturers, Austin street, near Pacific
railroad. ljGdtf
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LIST or LETTERS.

below Is tho list ~ unclaimed letters re-
maining In Dallas puslpiIioe Jay no. 1874
Parties cnlllng l0r The tnino VIII please sny
"adyerfised nHd give date of liHl, such Of
tbom ~ remain IN tlrnfca uncalled for At
lhe end Of four weeks win be- sont 10 the
dead loller ollico.
WILLIAM IuNEF, Postmaster
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-...,nnn .erunrlINm tnc nNIll,c

The latest stock OF window
Shades. Fixtures, COrnicc
Moulding and Wall Paper al
ways 10 found al
E'HEgsEE y, AZ l.YLE'S.
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pICTulIsE FRAMES

Made 10 order, and glass fIrn-
isllcd at FranI<iin's book Store,
Main street, next door 10 Com
nor ~ Walkers.
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Franklin Is selling inlxs nj
unprecedented low prices. ns
also crOIuca and chismirie seis,
gold pens. blank books. sta
tiOncry, etc. etc. Of which lac
has largc quantities. by far the
largest stock In DALLAS.
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Information Wanted

or Charles G. Smith, who left the residence
of Virgil Henson ut Wills Point, Texas,
about the latter part of May, for Fort Scott
Kansas, when he was to have met his broth
or on saturday, the list of June. lie was to
have come to Dallas, thence 10 Denlson,
where he expected to stay n few days to see
Major }. a. Settle and then 20 on to Fort
Scott. lie lett the house OF Mr.. Henson
wins Point, ia good health, but nothing has
been heard OF him since and his friends are
uneasy about him. He N about twenty-five
years old. Any Information in regard TO his
whereabouts viii be thankfully received by
avenue, st. Louis. ll2dlw
Connor " Walker sell Mnguirc's Cunduran-
90 and Sarsapulilla. iiSdlw
Consumption can h. cured Ii has been
proven beyond u doubt. Mursden's Pectoral
Balm has affected permanent cures after the
patient mas been given over by physicians.
For sale by NIL druggists.
Conner n Walker sell Maguirc's Cunduran-
20 and Sarsaparilla. ld3dlw
An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale ut cost ana carriage.
which Is SI75 less than man
uiacturcs' price. This IL u bar.
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
Go 20 Freemau's
Corner of Houston and Elm streets. for your
photographs, gems and other sun pictures.
lSidim
The Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gin Association has two drawings each day,
at IL VI. and Or. NJ.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
l2bl3m Managers.
Hoskins sells Maguircs Cundnrango and
Sarsaparilla. li3diw
Old Books, Magazines, Etc
Bound at the Lowest Prices
AT THE HERALD OFFICE.
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A. ~. steagall. Notary Pub.
lie, ONCE opposite Adams 4
LeOnnrd's hank.
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NnIicG.

by virtue OF authority vested in me by ar
ticle one of the bylaws of the Dallas City
railroad company, notice is hereby given TO
all interested that there will hc an election
held at the ofice of said company, in the city
of Dallas, on Monday, August ;, 1871, between
the hours Of two and four o'clock, p. NJ, FOR
the purpose of electlng board of directors
of said company to serve during the ensuing
year, lS7i-i. j. T. DOWNS,
Scc'y ID. {. Il. II. Co.
Dallas, Texas, July 20, 1874. l37dl0t
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A,,entlon Piren,oni

Saturday night, August !, tho annual olec'
lion fnr officers win take plnoe, A full at
tendance n requested, A,sANGER,
Vice President
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Bineaud's Lightning Hair Dye is " fuvorito
with BARRIERS, az II rs natural in effect and
economical In use,
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees Ia the
Herald once viii he allowed ~ settle
ments with Ihe onlcc unIess nn order
from the Proprietor ~ given.
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Timers Stocks and Metals.

Tin: &c, lOxll, charcoal, per box sl7 80; TX
l0xli, charcoal, so %; 10, l2xl2, charcoal
81 90; &c, charcol lix2O, slS5O IX, charcoal
llx20, so 10; IC, lix20 roofing, SIG 80; 10, 2ox
%, S3i W; block tin d 10 soc; sheet zinc Il 10
l5c; Pig lead D n Toe; Copper bottoms d n
soc; Sheet iron 26x27 q 10 l2%c; Solder extra
refined Z, ii BE; Galvanized IRON In full bun
dies 81 10 Doe: American Russia a ID Doc.
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NOTICE no ADyEarIsEns.

IIercafcraII bills for advertisements
IN this paper viii he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts,
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gHi.aey'sS SACHS.

Manila bags and wrapping pa-
per for sale low 10 the trade
mi REED Al BAThlNsOP'S.
l22dtt Elm Street.
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School ANA sunday school
books. sat catalogue prices. ut
RranH,lin's book STORE.
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nnlln. or NiIYer IInnL.

lIosl,Ins sells Magulics Cundurango aud
Sannpnriia, lijdlw
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u NliIIler IkcpnrI,

90 temperature of tho city of Dallas,
III "a kept by John y. Roberts, druggist,
dutyGs Main nnd Houston streets, using
Il must taye uotS thermometers
6o'clock A, M..,-..,,.",'''; ',,'''';'"iS
~ o'clock M"o,,,"nu",",.,,.o,
u O'Clock y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
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".eurIi.''
instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II, &. HOSKINS,
Mdiy Agent for Dallas.
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Consumption can h. cured 1t has been
proven beyond u doubt. Mursden's Pectoral
Balm has affected permanent cures after the
patient mas been given over by physicians.
For sale by NIL druggists.
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VISITING CARDS = speciality ct THHH~
v Ain Job Priuting 0fpca
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lob WORK-LetterH Heads, Cards, CiTcnp,nA,'
d Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers BRIEFS, I'M
phiets and every kind OF job rIin'"'
promptly executed at the Herald once.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
sailing,
THE GENERAL MARKET.

business continues fair. There X no mate
rial change In quotations nom lahl lrpuil,
our merchants have fnll hnd complete stookH
be made at unusual advantage, Ihu iollow'
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In nlling small orders, higher rates
NH Inv. "A ln mill
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South (mail and eXpress). S;22 n. IN.
From the North (mail and expressly. 6:2S Il, m.
From the South, (accommodation)l 0:i0 y. m.
From the North, Recommendations :55 ~ m.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail ana REPRESENTATION y. IN. S:2o u. M
Mixed Train.......,.......i:iN u, m, ll:SN u. IN
Through Freight",.."..3:T y, M. loo y. IN
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Connor " Walker sell Mnguirc's Cunduran-
go and SarsapNlilla. li3dlw
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Hoskins sells Masuirc's cundnrango and
Sarsaparilla. llSdlw
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Iron and Nails.

All sizes, from to GO cut SO 20; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 co. all sizes finishing to 10 81 co.;
Sd fine 50 w; refined bar iron 6lsc11 III; pillow
iron DC y 10; pillow steel 1870 y b.
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Conner n Walkersell Magurc's Cunduran-
20 and Sarsaparilla. lt3dlw
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The Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gin Association has two drawings each day,
at IL ". and CIR. NJ.
WHITAKER 4 WILKINSON,
IlkIlip Nanaogrc
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. Bancroft Davis, the new American
Minister to Germany. has arrived at Berlin.
Senior Castelar, recently spent four days in
Geneva and left that place for the baths OF Tarasp in
the GrisOns.
The Prince de JOinville and other members
OF the Orleans family made Tr6pOrt their seaside
place OF residence this year.
Postmaster General Jewell will go to Wash
ngton from Hartford tonight, and will enter upon the
duties OF his office on Sept. 1.
The King of Denmark has returned to
Copenhagen from his visit to Iceland. He accom-
panied from England by his daughter the Princess OF
Wales.
The President of the New-YOrk State Agri-
cultural Society Harris Lewis, will deliver an address
At the Central New-York fair to be held at Utica on
SeptemDer6.
President MacMahon met with a strong Re-
publican demonstration Morlaix France, where he
arrived yesterday. During his reception there were
tunultuOus shouts OF " Vive la RePublique."
The glitch of bacon" which is annually
given at Dunmow. England, to a married couple who
can swear that they have had quarrel for year and
a day, was recently awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Clegg
The lucky individual Is clerk IN the ONCE Vi Wins
company In London.
Mrs. Margaret Dckey, who recently died at
Londonderry ~ H. in her ninety fourth year, was the
oldest resident OF that place. She was one OF the 80
grandchildren OF John woodburn, one Of the original
scotchTrish settlers from Londonderry Ireland Her
whole life had been spent her native town, and her
death occurred in the house TO which she was taken
bride in the Spring OF 1885, She had outyed all ner
children except twO with OF whom she had resided
since her husbands death. Ole OF Mrs. Dickeys
Was the mother OF the late Horace Grsseys sisters
ana n hrotanr of sf late husband. Mrs. Martha Boyd,
ali of them health for their advanced years.
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Jnoes to ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMUsEMENTS-N0,fh Pd0e-6ih column ,
BANKING AND FINANCIAL-EightH Fdye-3u coIuinu. -,
BANKlNG-HOUsEs AND BANkkRs-Etgah iuye-os" oo'-
,., ..,,,uns
SusrNpss NoTfcHs-Fourth PdJe-lst column
CogPor ALTON NOTICEs-SerenM Tdge-Si colutnp.
CHIxcrs roR BUslNEss MEN-Niah P0Qt-6th colutnn'
DIyIpEsD NoTicEs-Et9hh Pd0e--oih columu' -.
DRY GO0Ds-EsgRh fuge-otu co'u""-N" IVY ''
al. anu sd columns ., - - - e,h
EURorEAS ADyERTIsEMENrs-Fifh Paoe-5th ana o'u
ErTorrAS HorEIs-Finh Page-sth aud 9th columns
ExCIEsIONs-Niata PaQe-6tn column
FiSANCIAI-ElghM Pdge-6i b column.
FuENlTuRv-Screnta PQge-3i column.
HELP WANTED MALEs-Ni,h Pdge-Sth column. an,
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &t.-fVm fuoe-o'n
HOUSES AND FARMS wASrEp-Serenh Page-3d column.
ISsTRCCfIoN-SJth Fd0e2i, 81, 4th ana 5th COLUMNS.
LAW sCHOOIs-SiIih PdCe-5th column.
LECTURES AND MEETiNGs-Ninh PaQe-6tb column
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTEIS-Apth Pd0e-lst column'
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-ftnh Pdge-6ih column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. age-Sd cSiuibh ie"'"f"1'"
5th and 9th columns. - -,
Musical INsTRUMESrs-Ninh Pdge-6ih column.
NEW PUBIICATiONs-SlIth Pdge-2i aud 30 COLUMNS
pRoPosALs--fiftt Pd0e-6lh column. -,
REAL Estate FOR SALE-CITY-Sepenh Fd0e-zI coi'
umn; BRooKLYN-Serenh Pa0e-2d column NEm s.
JRRsEY-Scpenh Pdge-2d coiumh; IoONi"i
Pdge-2i cOlnmn. -
SALES ny AgCTIoN-Ninh Page-Sth column.
SAVINGS RANKs-EighM Pd0e-6th column 80
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALEs-AinM Fd9e-4th ana eth
sTEAMBoATs AND RAILRoADs-Serenh Pdge-3d aud 4th
columns. -
sTElMERs OcEAS-Sirh Pdoe-6th column.
SUMNER RErRE ATs-Ainm Page-ith column.
TEACHERS-Sirth Pdge-5th and 9th column
InE TURF-NHM PdQe-6th column.
40 IET, CRY PROPERTY -Scpenh Page-2d column
BSoOhLYN- Scrcnh PGge-3d column; COUNTRY
Sepenh P0ge-3i column.