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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L STEAM SAW.M MILL, &c, NEAR COAL
FIELD, IN CHESTERFIELD C0gNTI. ON
TUESDAY THE 25TH DAY UF AuGU ST, AT IL
O'CLOCK A. My virtue of ! deed Of trust ex-
ecuted to Ele by James g: and +. 7: Hewlett on
the 22d day OF July. 1878, and duly Of record
In tue clerk Office OF Chesterfield county-d. b.,
volume So, page 665-i shall, being requir Ire
q public auction, 10 The highest bidder, at
thirteen miles from the city OF Richmond by the
Midlothian turnpike, and three miles from Coal
Leld station and one mile from Bethlehem church,
al the time and place above mentioned, one s TEAM
SAW-NILL, with boiler aud fixtures complete;
two FOuR-HORSE LUMBER WAGONS, aud two
LOG WAGONS.
The terms required by the deed are cash sufficient
Tn pay The expenses Gf executing this trust and pay
Oft note for 800 which became due December
Gath. 1873, with any accrued Interest thereon;
but IL Is expected that more liberal terms Will bc
agreed upon By the parties interested, and made
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Trustee.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. an II
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BY Grubbs & williams.
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
l. BUILDING LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN MUNFOhD AND
GILMER STREETS. AT AuCTiUS.-By virtue
of deed OF trust executed by NJ. Rose to the SUBJ
scriner dated July 7th. 1873 and ouiy recorded In
the clerks office uf Richmond Chancery Court, In
ID. Il. l01 A, page 442, to secure the payment OF
certain negotiable notes therein mentioned default
having been made in The payment OF one OF said
notes, and at the request Of The holder thereof,
will proceed TO sell at public auction, upon the pre-
1874, ut 6 O'Clock r. ~ iii fair, IL not The next
fair day thereafter. Sunday eIcepledl thae pretty
Lot as above located. fronting ~ S12 fee, Oh the
south side OF Leigh street, running back 81 ieet to
m alley AZ feet WIDE
TERMS: enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
sale aud the amount of the note now due, and the
balance on such terms will he made known ut the
hour Of sale. III. SkLDuS TAYLOR,
Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auctioneers. au 20
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'AUcTIon sAIEs-rs,urs ssayss
BY aoddfn, Warren q Co,
Real Estate Agents snd Auctionaers.
11O6 Main street. Il;

Auction EAEEs-En aayss.s,s
BY aoddin, warren q Co,
Real Estate Agents snd Auctfoneers.
HOG Main street.
THREE LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
i OF CHARITY BETWEEN ST. sTEpBEN,!s.
AND ST. JOHNS STREETS: FOX SALE Al,
AUCTIOE.-At the request OF inc owner, We WI ~
sell at auction, on tile premises, on s hTuRDhI:
August %, 1874. ut OK o clock T. M.{ THEE
LiTS situated as aboya-descfbed, fronting 20 feet
each, and running back 624 fces. ~
A"As DtA1' GopbiN, WARREN q co,
au2O Auctioneers.
BY Grubbs williams,
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PRINTING
i PRESSES. CUTTING.MACHINE.L LOT OF
Of trust executed by Francis Baptist, DR.. and
Frank A. Christian. dated 12tb January. 1874,
and duly recorded shall, rs trustee banned therein
aud at the request Of the holder or o. OF the notes
secured thereby. sell vt public auctioa, on mon.
DAY. 31st August. NJ II O'Clock A. d.. At No. 904
consisting of one Wharfdale Power Press Super
royal, one hall. nedum Gordon, one quarto-me-
dium Gordon, one Cutting Machine, sanborn's
make (2S inch kuife). and large and weli-seected
Styles together with all the abinet', Stands, Ca.es
Racks Stones, Chases. alleys, &C., pertaining 70
1rst-class Job printing office
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for part cash
and Dart upon credit particulars or whtcn VIII De
announced At the time of the sale.
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
Trustee.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. au10
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

have opened coal and wood yard core 81, o. o.
Eighteenth and Broad streets for The sale o. ,r
VEk HILL. NIDLO1HIAS. and WEST VIZ VIA.
GINA LUMP; Hall. ENGINE. and SMITHS,
COAL: also ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes; af'
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, anu spn''
all mt lowest market prices. c.,,s
Orders LETT above, or at office corner OF se''i
and Byrd streets, will be promptly attended, TO-,
iv 37.Im 1. Il. LIPSGOMB
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r ICORICE 2ASTE-"F. R.," eek
LTRA"-now receiving direct from the United
States bonted warehouse. The undersigned solicit
grsatiy.improved brand of SPANISH LICORICE,
which, having been brought TO high degree OF per
fecton. is confidently oferet us comhining All the
essentials OF Irst- Glass article. For sale by
: DAVENPORT q MORRIS,
jy25 Agents,
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LIST OF GIFTS:
l GRAND CASH GIFT of..............s3O,0O 900
! GRAND CASH GIFT of.............. $4,000
I GRAND CASH GIFT of................ 10000
! GRAND CASH GIFr of................ 10000
! GRAND CASH GIFT of............ 5000
/ GRAND CASH GIFT of............... $500
! GRAND CASH GIFT of............... 1000
II Cash Gifts Of $1,000 each ..... $4,000
% Cash Gifts OF 500 each. ..... $4,000
az Cash Gifts of $50 each....... 1880
70 Cash Gifts OF $50 each. ....... 1850
$50 Cash Gifts of 100 each....,.. $4,000
SIS cash Gifts Of so eacn........ 2S.9oO
5000 Cash Gifts Of 10 each....... 10000
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WOOD AND COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL, ANTHRA.
" CITE COAL, WEST EiRGlSl, spLIyr
COhL.-I am now receiving GLOVER Hill
COAL or superior qnalily, equal. suppose t. Any
ever sent 10 this city. IL Is bright, free OF .la;
and freshly mined
recommend my cu'tom~rs 70 lay IN the!r winter
supply now. Call and leave. or send by mail. your
orders.
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizrs. aud W.,
Virginia SPLIkT COAL. ALBERT BLAIR.
Fourteenth street near Mayos bridge
an 0.d1 IN
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, s7,0OC,cOO: INCOME, S3,0G0,00o;
SURPLUS OF 1873 New York stand
ard), 1871 Sal.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.
All of its surplus Is divided ont to policyholders
this com pany being purely mutual.
1t now enters Virginia for the first time, and Will
be glad TO make contracts with canvaSSerS Of good
experience. DABNEY II. MAURY,
General Agent for Virgi,.ia.
OFFICE: No. z Tenth street, schafer's building
lie 3-3m
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SIjsfsakR REs0RTa
SKINNER RESOR1h
THE LITHIA WATER
AT THE
BUFFALO SPRINGS.

ITS FFFBcTs IN AFFECTIONS OF THE BLADDHn-
CASE OF DIR PAUL c. YESABLE, OF MICK
LRNBUKG COUNTY, VA, ONE OF THE
OLDEST AND MOST IETELLI-
GENT PRACTITIONERS
OF THE STATE.
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Il IMPROVED L0TsIS THAT pop, = US.
HENR1CO COUNTY KNDw WV As wt,nSI,irr,,S or
NEAR FAIRFIELD RaCF-EOTPssy ssIiLLLE,
And An Wo6D fSs1 aygsIinss ~ STREET;
BY virtue OF the provisions OF deed Of ,.,.ioS-
cuted 70 me nv Edward B. Newbur,. as sass exc
September, 81 duly recorded Ia the ciertas l2!h
rected by the beneficiary 10 said dee4 ,,si d.
auction. At the Real Estate Fxcl,sngs ~ ssll BY
DAY. the 3lst inst5nt at IL O'Clock ~. Nh non;
TERNs: AT sale. THOMAS g. JhCKsor
au 90 honeOS.
Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-20

BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA, August IL, 1874.
To Colonel Geodt:
An attack OF meningitis, In October last LETT me
with paralysis OF the bladder, rendering necessary
the use OF the catheter in the discharge oi urine.
The treatment to restore the sensibiiy or the oaa
der resulted in such extreme sensilVcncss as ~ oc-
casion spasm OF the bladder and uretnra whenever
there was passage OF urine. These symptoms re-
sisted all remedies for space OF SIX months: linen
came TO the Buffalo Springs. ana after using Inc
IITHIA WATER for some days the dsposltlon 10
spasm was enli.ely REMOVED, followed by free
now OF urine. From The great amclibration Of my
distressing symptoms In so short time, when had
despaircd IF relief from any quarter, am inclined
10 believe that shall be permanently restored 10
health under the use Of this remarkable wafer
confidently recommend II to all pers2Ls sunerlng
from any Affection Of the bladder or kidneys.
Respectfully,
,r19-3t PAIL G.. VEEkBLE, NJ. d.
GENERAL LARGE, AIRY ROO51S at
y Hechum's river, which | wish occupied by
boarders, on very reasonable terms.
au17-2w =. II. rhlNE.
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REAL EsTATE AT PRTYaTV -:

~-~~~~S~-I~---~~ ~~-~-~-~~-NtaAz SALE.
TOR SALE,
HOUSE and LOT on Third street. uj
HOUSE and LOT on First street
Two HQ 1sI, and LOTS on Catherine stree,
HOUSE and LOT on St. John street Aee''
Several HOUSES and LOTS on 81, lama,
several LOTS on Charity street, sVets,
Several LOTS In sidney
lao feet on st. Peter street
One HOUSE and LOT on Laurel s,rce.
FARMS In various parts cY the state a.,
exchange for city properly. Apply To- ~ cor
PERkISS& BATES
Peal Estate Agents
au ZO-W NO. 9l7 Blnk stres,
TOR SALE OR RENT. that LARGF-
Il BRICK DWELLING. No. Ga SaTen,h "a
street. beyond Leigh recently occupied hS II
Sny der, Efq. TIE property will be sold nm shsa
commodatipS terms II application Is made ,sry ac-
or II VIII ne leased Tor one or term OF years io
oa.. I. l.. D. WALFORD,
aG Lo.eoaoG ga Main stree,
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ROOTS. SHOES, dc.

TRUNKS! VALISES.-Just req
l. ceived, splendid stock of TRUNKS. ri "a.
yALISES, SATCHELS, &C.; Gentlemen's "a
FINE HAND-SEWED BOOTS, CATERS, and
TIES: Ladies', Misses, Boys, and ChldreA's
BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, at
WINGO, Elicit 4 CRUMP'S,
1905 Main street,
iy21 between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-04
Chenp TRANSPORTATION.

RICHMOND, Va, December BIN
the cheap transportation convention,
to-day, a bill prepared by General Duff
Green, Of Georgia, providing for the
Inauguration of scheme of internal
improvements, to be sustained by a
system of banking connected there
with, was presented and referred.
M. b. Floyd, of Illinois, presented
his views rs to the construction of a
double track trunk railway, by the
government, to secure competition In
transportation of freight.
General Frobel, of Georgia, present.
ed resolution looking to the estab-
lishment and maintenance of CONNER
cial intercourse between the states Of
the union, and to revive the commerce
of the nation.
The committee on resolutions pre-.
scented report upon the resolution or
Colonel Johnson, of New Orleans, ask
ing government aid in the consruc-
ton of the Southern Pacific railroad
and the great water lines. Such aid to
carry the right of the government to
control the rates of transportation over
sucn lines, and provided tnal tne gov
eminent guarantee asked shall be so
guaranteed as to protect the national
treasury from loss.
Four members of the committee pre-
sented protest against the adoption
of the report, and against asking the
government for aid in the construc-
ton of a railroad. The report and pro
test brought prominently before the
convention one of the most important
questions connected with the mission
ofthe association, that of government
subsidies to railroads and other lines
of transportation.
Pending motion to substitute the
minority report for that OF the MAORI
ty, the question of government subsi-
dies was discussed at length. On II
call of states the vote seeming to be
largely in favor of the motion, Colonel
johnson, by permission of the cOnven-
ton, withdrew his resolution.
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wAsHING ToN.
lIlg Tree 70 be Allowed 10 Remain In
m0lested In the Indian Country.
The Spanish Indemnity - Judge Dn-
rell'S Resignation.

WAsHINdToN, December "A com.
munlcatlon from General Sheridan
says that, after u thorough examine
ton, II Is found that Big Tree has not
violated HIS parole, and, therefore, he
remains unmolested IN the Indian
country.
IL IL known In diplomatic circles
that Spain has paid TO Great Britain
only n part Of the indemnity ON no.
count of the Virglnlus affair. The re-
mainder, aud other questions, Is TO
be hereafter adjusted.
No one doubts that the president
will accept the resignation OF District
Judge Durell, Of Louisiana, just ten.
dered. Durells course terminates the
proposed impeachment now pending
In the house,
Colonel Turnbull, on General Sher-
dams STAFF during his ride through the
valley, Is dead,
The presidents message Is completed
and Is being manIfolded for the press,
=. Ireland has been appointed store
keeper for the fifth North Carolina
district, and Custer for The lifth Vir-
glnia.
Mr.. Macarthur asks time to consider
whether he will accept the supervising
architectship, which has been rendered
him.
secretary Of warn his report sug-
gests measures TO relieve various states
from Indebtedness for arms charged to
them during the rebellion, The pres.
ent reduction of the army is discour-
aged. An appropriation for perma-
ment military prison Is recommended.
mSupervisora Cobb rendered his resig-
nation TO take effect February LIST, but
was in formed that his immediate res
ignation was desired.
Several reports have been stolen for
premature publication. These thefts
have induced the officials not to make
their reports prematurely public. Some
seven have been given out to-day. A
hasty reading shows nothing worth
telegraphing.
Several members of the Brooks party
in the Arkansas controversy, arrived
here tonight, for the purpose of pre-
senting their case to congress and urg"
ing decision as to the validity of the
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FOREIGN.
Great Britain Declines 10 Participate IN
the Conference Proposed by
Russia.
fonnderlng Of the Steamer In Plata
sixty Persons Drowned,

LONDON, December 3,-Great Britain
has finally aud formally declined 10
participate In the international law
conference, prnposed by Russia.
The cable steamer, Larlata, hence
TO Rio Grande del Sur foundered ut
sea, Sixty lives were lost, Fourteen
were rescued from boat after twenty
four hours exposure, The loss IN ut
tributed TO the shlhlngofa heavy Crap
bling apparatus.
The captain, surgeon aud three other
officers, engineer, seven stewards and
cooks, eleven stokerS, fourteen scamen
aud the whole Of the cable stan, mum
berlng sixteen, aud including Mr..
Ricketts,, chlefelectriclan, were drown
cd. The chlefsteward, who was saved,
reports that the fires were all out by
ten O'Clock In the morning of the Goth.
A heavy sea carried away two OF
the boats, the ship gradually settled by
the stern, and NJ 1880 foundered. The
captain and doctor were on the bridge,
having failed TO clear the patent life
RATS, and went down with the crew.
The decks burst ~ the steamer sank.
PARIS, December 3.--The radical re-
publican journal la Republique Fran
Gals says that the greatest confusion
exists among the various parties IN
the assembly. Both the right and left
consider dissolution imminent.
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Louisiana Jockey CIub-sccond Day.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3--.The first
race for the Orleans stakes for colts
aud lillies three years old; SIS entrance,
play or pay, with 500 added. Second
horse $500, third $780, two miles
There We're twenty-five nominations,
but only two started. Ballenkel lead
from the start, winning by length
and easily beating Colonel Neligan.
Time, 3:42. In the pools Ballenkel sold
at 500; Colonel Neligau, $50.
The second race was for the club
purse Of $500, one mile, with one hun
dred pounds on each, the three year
Odds to carry their proper weight; $500
to the first horse, S75 TO the second and
$25 to the third.
After u half dozen false starts they
all got oil well together, running close
until reaching the half mile pole, when
Crown Prince and Pauline Sprague
went to the front, closely followed 10y
Lolita Moon, who took the lead, on en-
tering the home stretch, winning 10y II
length; Crown Prince second, Pauline
Sprague third, beating King Amedus,
Carrie p, Mary l., Bob Britton and
Tom Leathers. Time-l:45l.
In the pool Lolita Moon sold at Sl25,
King Amedus $50, Carrie p and Mary
l. S35, Crown Prince $50, and the field
at $l3.
The third race was fora club purse of
500 for all ages, $3.50 to the first and
$50 to the second, two mile heats. This
was won by Falmouth beating Planter.
The latter broke his fellock before fl
ishing the first heat, and was distanc-
ed. Time BAN. In pools last night
Planter sold for $3.50 Falmouth, $3.50,
but before the race to-day the betting
was ten to one on Planter. There was
good track, but small attendance.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
NEW YORK.
Hayermeyer's Funeral - Pardon or
DOckery--0n u Strike.
Kellogg Negotiating for the Sale OF
All of His Property.

NEW York, December 3.-Among
Havermeyer's pail bearers were Gov
ernor Tilden, Peter Cooper and Thur
low Weed.
A special dispatch says that Fred
A. Dockery, who was condemned TO
death by the Spaniards in Cuba, but
whose sentence was commuted TO ten
years Imprisonment in Spain, has been
pardoned.
Castallar has been appointed n COM
missioner to represent Spain at the
centennial exhibition in the United
States.
The trial of Count Won Arnim will
probably he postponed toJanuary. The
counsel for the defense have permits
sion only during the space of two hours
day to examine the papers, subject to
the surveillance of the officers of the
foreign department. These restrictions
retard the progress of the preparation
of the defense, and it may be found
necessary to postpone the trial again
from January until spring.
A New Orleans special to the Her
aid states that Judge Durell has sent
his resignation to the president as
United States district judge. 1t is said
that Walker Fearn will be his success
sOr.
1t is said that Kellogg is negotiating
for the sale of all of his property in the
state.
The operatives in Higgins corset
factory, of this city, fifteen hundred IN
number, struck to-day against reduc-
ton of wages.
The anniversary of the Reformed
Episcopal church was celebrated last
night in the churches of Rev. DR.. Sabine
of New York, and Rev. William ii.
Reed, of Brooklyn. The exercises OF
the Brooklyn celebration was parClcl-
pated in by Mr.. Turner, secretary OF the
general council ofthe Reformed church,
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Steward, j.
Woodford and Revs. Mason and Gala
CHER.
Booths theater was bought to-day by
Oliver Ames for $4,000, subject to a
mortgage of $4,000.
John f. Seymour, wholesale crock
ery dealer, failed to-day for $500 900.
The longshoremen's strikes appear
to be approaching close. The steam
ship companies are fixed in their pur-
nose TO maintain the reduced rates OF
wages. The sailing ships are taking
back their old hands at the former
rates.
A Little Rock special states that
Lieutenant Governor Smith and former
Secretary of State Wheeler have quiz
etly left for Washington.
The Arkansas state senate yesterday
passed a memorial to congress asking
a special tax on leaf tobacco.
This afternoon Judge Donaghue APP
poipted John S. Lawrence referee in
the suit of ]. S. Angel against the
Erie railroad.
A conference meeting of the COM
missioners of the various Presbyterian
bodies in the United States was held
this morning, to bring into a represen
tative federation all the churches IL
the world which adhere to Presbyterian
tenetS.
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v,s,rnt Agents, Convention.

CHICAGO, December IA meeting
of the general freight agents was held
here Yesterday. Arbitrary rates will
be imposed upon freight from st; Louis
to points west. 1t was agreed that no
railroad, after January LIST, would con-
tract for freight below the rates estab-
lished In June.
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THE WEATHER TO DAY,

In the gulf states, to-day, clear or
fair weather will prevail, with south
west and northwest winds, stationary
or falling temperature, and slight
changes In the barometer.
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Resignation of Judge DurelI.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December g.
Judge Durell, district judge, Louisiana,
under whose rulings the present gov
eminent of that state obtained power,
has resigned. His resignation was not
accepted, but 1t will be.
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Killed.

LOUISVILLE, December 3.-It is re-
ported that White, who defeated Cock
rell in the ninth district, killed Cock
rell yesterday. The canvass has been
a very bitter one. The ninth district
is known as the mountain district.
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Destructive Fire.

KANEs, Butler county, Penn, De-
cember 9.-Seventy-five buildings, in
Guiding two hotels aud the postoiiice,
were burned to-day, Loss, one nun
dred thousand dollars.
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Direct Gable.

LONDON, December 3.--The steamer
Viking spoke the Direct Cable compa-
ny's steamer Faraday, on the 26th Ill
timo, in latitude forty degrees north,
longitude forty-four degrees west. All
was progressing well.
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Railroad strike Ended.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, December 3.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
after paying, discharged all their strik-
ing employees, and the road is now run
ming as usual.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-04

Adelina Patti was severely criticised
by the Paris press on her recent APP
pearance in the French capital as VAL
entine in 'Les Hugenots," for the BEN
eft of the Alsace Lorraine sufferers.
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Mr.. DAILY has succeeded in procuring
the conviction of one O'Neil for post
ing bills over those of the Fifth avenue
theater on private posters. This is
important to theatrical managers.
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Free Passes Abolished.

CHICAGO, December 3.-The repre-.
sentatives Of railroads have abolished
the free pass system, to take effect
January I, 1875, - a.f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-04
DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL

The undersigned, for many years president
of Homer Masonic Female college, La, pro-
poses to open, on Monday next, in the build
Ing on Elm street one door west OF the City
Drug store, school where Young Indies will
be thoroughly taught the branches OF educa-
ton usually pursued by females In high
schools and colleges. Boys not over twelve
years of age will also be received. His expe-
Renee in teaching gives the undersigned TO
hope that his instructions will he profitable
to such as may become pupils In the school.
TERMs--From three to Ave dollars per
month, payable monthly. Incidental fee,
fifty cents. L.F +. WlLCox.
Reference Is Kindly Permitted to
Professor w. II. Scales, DR.. ]. Il. Scott, Rev.
A. p. Smith, M. d. Darlington, Esq, DIR, N.
Cornelius. George W. Ewell, NJ. ID.
Dallas, November 30, 1874. asldiw
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New York, December S.-Phelps Is
defeated in,the fifth New York; district
BY two votes. e sau-'
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FOB woRE-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
j Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phlets and every kind OF job Printing
promptly erecuted at the Herald nsiina
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure Of Trains ~
Dallas.
uousTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
rEXAH AND PAClFIpI
THE DALLAS HEltALD

IL the only paper In northern
Texas that receives the iuh
Press dispatches.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-11
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the ESTATE, sEsnT.s aEd fitc5 : OF
tie Go. Saltue ship OF Laws ~
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