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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16

Ike Carter, Of Arizona. has only been
visiting in Massachusetts six months.
but he was half drowned OF the Mill
River disaster, had his hair and eve.
brows burned off at the Holyoke Church,
and by the bursting OF cannon in Bos.
ton he had an arm broken, and now he
is on his way home muttering: II kin
defend myself in Arizona, begged. -
[ Milwaukee News.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16

A LoNG-NEEDED LESSON. - The situa-
ton in California illustrates what we
have so often maintained, that the old
rings and cliques of the Republican party
have no longer any popular following,
and that the Republican organization is
strong only in proportion as it repudiates
the leaders who have used it for selfish
and disreputable purposes during the
latter years of its ascendancy. Had the
Republicans of California cast Sargent,
Gorham and the federal ce-holders
overheard and renominated Acting Gov
ernor Pacheco-who was elected on the
Republican ticket with Booth, in 1873
| there is every reason to believe that they
might have succeeded. As it is, how
ever, the canvass bids fair to be q farce
and the election mere Formally. The
ticket nominated by Sargent, Gorham e.
Co. S convention is not supported by a
single respectable newspaper in the
State, while the pretense of opposition
to the Central Pacific monopoly was SO
thin and hollow that it exploded and van.
ished Of itself. In short the Republican
voters of the State understand that they
have been sold out, and their disgust ID
so great that no newspaper with any
character to lose can be found willing to
sustain the fortunes of those who made
the sale. Probably the result will be q
lasting lesson to the traders, trafficers
and bummers in politics all over the
county, st. Louis Republican, Jun.
Oath.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Con-
pany.-Location Of Principal Place Of Bus
mess, San Francisco, California; location of
works, KY Mining District. Lincoln county,
the following described stock, ON account OF
assessments mo. III levied on the It'll day Of
May, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, a. fol-
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Newark Silver Mining Company. -
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the above named Company, for the election
Of Trustees and tho transaction OF such other
Monday, July 10th, 1875 Third Mon
day in JULY, ct the hour Of one O'Clock D, m. Of
that day. at the office Of the Company, in this
city. Transfer Books will be closed on Thurs
day, July 10th, 1876, at O'Clock d. m,
VIM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Office-Room No. II, Hayward's building. No.
4l9 California street. San Francisco, California.
jy7-td
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Phoebe silver Mining Company
Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco. California; location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
tce-rhere is delinquent up0n the following
described stock. on account of assessment tNo.
" levied ON the third day of May, 1875, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spective shareholders, az follows,
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And in accordance with law, and IN order of
the Board Of Directors made on the third day of
May, 1876, SO many shares Of each parcel of
such stock as may BIO necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the company, No.
419 California street, San Francisco, California,
on Thursday, the LIST day OF July. 1875,
at the hour of two O'Clock p. m. of such day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, togeth-
er with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
CHAS. e. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice--Room %. 419 California street, Ban
Francisco, California. ie16-td
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I.Ncrsco STOCK REPORT.
san FRAScisCo. July Is.
CORNING SALES.


sAx FRAScisoo. July IS.
MORNING SALES.
,9os o,bir-.9 asi, 4s5. 4sb5 i9sS
as Mexiean-55s eos 20. ,,,,.,,
a075 could Curry-l6 To- ios W.
aaO B.ss. & Belcher-4s ~ y -
~ ssy.ge-lO0 l0l l02 loo ss5
30 ChollAr Potosi-stS
,05 Eale 4 Norcross-59 IS y
80 Gown Point-Sl 81 s4b5l 3lb5 50
40 Yellow Jseket-o9 % o. Oh
I9o ImperiaI-9A ga
as Empire Mli-6k g..
aa5 Alpna-20 I9h 1914 1875
50 Kantuck-l5 Afs ,,.
5s5 Belcher-2S % = 2SA 2sHb5 2Sa
a5o Con yirginia-309 sos
n sierra Nevsda- l4h Is llit Isl bSO "a.
,siS California-56s 56's 56a So. S6'Iso S67s 81
55A J6bb3
go YuIiion--47s AIS fTAb5
N seq Belcher-95 %
SO oyerman-6s 60 6sH 6sA 70 69A
10 Justice-llh
,s-0 LADY Bryan-lh
9sO Union Con-TA "a ~
100 Julia-l5 l5s loss So, ,stx 10
.lO Caledonia-20h 2OA i9'4 io's -
946 Enthusiastically 81
355 Baltimore Cons ~ a.
COO Globes
400 Utah-9Is 90
ESQ silver hill-l1 ll& IL ii7s
80 Eclipse-7b
$50 Challenge 81 . "a
80 Dayton-4 AZ 4sb5
as Trench-l2 ID
450 Rock Island-2ss Sb5
600 Y Con-2l ~
955 Oceidental-3H 39s
aI5 Woodyille-77s IN
AFTERNOON SALES.
900 Meadow yalley--6A
sso Raymond Ely-52h So "a 55S
500 Jackson--2h "a pa
1890 Phoenix-2as ~ rs b5O
7T0 Eureka Con--58 SO 54ss "a . 90 y 5S o. %
10 American Flag-2h ~
40 Belmont-3A
40 Rye Patch-lk
100 Leopard-lSA Is
25 Jetferson-44 AS
$50 Panther-lA lss
100 Tiger-4
645KK Con-sh 6A G1l
6S5 Gila-3a 3S
100 Mansheld-A
$40 Golden Chariot-2A ga
1880 Mahogany-2 Ia IA 17ss3o 2b3o
$50 War Eagle-A
rs South Chariot-1h l I
800 Empire tIdaho)-h
100 Poorman-4a
IS Illinois Central-ih
20 Mint-40c 35c q
100 Lady Washington-lb
2I5 Kossuth-2
2l20 Andes-4A A. 4sblO
800 Original G. II Quartz 1850 2a "a
900 Pacfc-2ls "a
TOO wells targO-9s loc
800 Cosmopolitan-55c GOO
$40 Georgia-5c
$50 Prospectus 4As90
so Niagara-70c
so Maryland-4
100 Bullion-46
$500 Rock Island-3s30
lis Overman-66 65
$50 Gould 4 Curry-l6A l6H
sos Ophir-48A 489s ssh
s25 Mexican-2Oh 209t 2OAs30 sO26slO 2O'ss
90 Yellow Jacket-S5h SO
1920 California-56A Sc Sc d b3 56ss
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The MONTHLY YIELD OF THE CONSOLE
DATED VIRGINIA MINE.-During the fiscal
month which has just ended there has
been shipped by the Consolidated vir.
ginia mill bullion to the amount of ST.
$685. 16 So. The total product of the
mine has been 81, 504, 295 G5. twill be
remembered that the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mill has been shut down several
times at short intervals for want of water.
Notwithstanding this it crushed sixty
four hundred and eleven tons of ore.
But the accus toned 81 500, 005 has been
turned out; the accustomed $1,000, 900
has been distributed among the stock
holders. A run through the mine finds
it looking much as it did six months
ago, with the trifing exception that it
looks better, and ten million dollars taken
from it are not missed from the ore
breasts. While this has been taken
therefrom, the drifts and crosscuts have
developed much more than has been
taken out, and the mine never looked so
we'll in the world as to-day. And yet
there are those who effect to believe the
big bonanza humbug! 1t is pity
there are not more such humbugs, to
turn out 81, 500, 900 per month"; Virg.
Enterprise, IL.
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And in sccordapce with Law and an order Of
the Bosrd Of Directors, made ON the 7th
day Of May, 1876, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock AZ may be necessary will
Company, Room 2, No. 400 California street,
San Francisco. California, on Friday, the
Ninth day Of July, 1875. at the-huur Of one
O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to pay said deltn-
quent assessment thereon. toGether with coses
T. L. KIMRALL, 6ecxeeoEy.
ONCE: Room 2. No. ~ California sa!scs gan
Francisco. California. 1s1-so
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LOST.

nN JULY FIFTH, A GOLD LoCKET SET
" with Turquoise and Pearls. The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning the
same TO the RECORD Business Office, Lacour
street. jy7.2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16

Grants plea for the third term: It
may be four ye0rs, and it may be forever.
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The IRON HoRsE.-The locomotives on
the Eureka 4 Ruby Hill Narrow-gauge
Railroad excites considerable couriosity
and is daily visited by number of peo-
pie. Several trips have been made up
and down the road and the engine ap-
pears to work advantageously, but it will
perform better work in day or two,
when the machinery is freed from rust.
By some it has been remarked that the
engine is too light to draw train Of
cars up the steep grade of Cariboo Hill,
but, when in complete working order II
is thought no difficulty will be expert
enced in pulling up twelve empty cars
\ or q less number of an equivalent
weight. At the invitation of George
Carroll, the engineer, we took q ride
over o portion of the road yesterday al
the rate Of twenty miles an hour. In 9
few days the road will be in complete
working order and the hauling Of orc
from the mine to the furnaces com
menced. At present the cars are en-
gagged in hauling dirt from the cut baci
of the school-house to the trestleworl
near the furnaces. II Eureka Sentinel, Is
1 MAYENDoRFr AaA1N.-On the 29th o
June the Bulletin published dispatch
from Prescott. Arizona, stating that DR.
Lessenne had been shot and killed q
that place by d. A. Mayendorf. Tn
latter gentleman called Of the Bulletin
ofiice to-day and explained that he wa
attacked without cause by Lessenne, VIII
was laboring under delirium tremens
and defended himself by perforating tn
Doctor in the side without ipjuring hir
dangerously. Mr.. Mayendorff is we
known In this city.-[S. f. Bulletin, II
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DEPARTURES.
by HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs Pierce r Cross
Klingan Smith
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16

Al meeting Of the Board 81 DirsctoEa held
Juiv AIN. 1875. the above sale was postponed
until Friday, JAY 49, 1875 q the same
''o1@ -'''' r. Z. KIMBALI.. Hecrstasy.
oface-Room 2. No. 400 California atzssA nan
francisco. california. jyetd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-12
TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, November ll-lO,2O n, m.-Gold
opened at llil4.
Cotton-Futtres opened firm. Noveml er
1874 OILS 5-l8c; December, l3Is@lS 3-l6c; Janu.
ary, l3A@l3 5-l6c; February, Ii 7-l6gl3hc
March, b 9-'0@iS5Sc; April, l%4@l3 lS-l5c
lO:i0 a.m,-Spots opened quiet and nomi.
nally unchanged. Gold ll4ss. Futures are
steady.
1926 p,m.-Gold, ll49s. Futures quiet and
steady, November l34@l3 6-lGc; December
l3,%@l3 Bloc; January l3H@l3 5'lBc: February
1870 \ 7-iDc; March l30-l0Gl3skc; April 1881 a
IL - l6c May Is l5-l6Gelic. sales / l,S00.
3:l5 pm.--(old ll43s. Futures closed steady;
November l31S@l3 l3 BE; December 10 9-l6g
ID 7-S2c; January IL 7-32c; February l3 1890
IL 7-l6c; March IL 8-l6@l3 1899; sales 25,0OU
bales Receipts at American ports since Fri
day; 1876 072 bales; exports to Great Britain
39,S79; France, 9,l79; Continent, 1885; stock
on hand, 1924 bales.
Gold closed lliss.
New ORLsANs, November ll.-ll:30 am
Gold lli76@ll514. sight exchange a per cent.
discount.
Cotton steady; Good ordinary ll3sc; low
mlddling l2c; middiug 1880; sales 1000 bales,
last evening 1000
2pm,-Gold ll47s@ll5A. Cotton steady and
unchanged.
GALVESTON, November ll.--Gold, ll5@llG
Silver lll@ll2. Exchange unchanged.
Cotton weak; good ordinary lllsc; low
middling, ll}sc midding l2lSc; good mid.
uling, l2Ac. Sales, 2,lT bales; receipts. 3, l52
bales.
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New, stylish and convenient two story,
seven room dwelling, lot 5Oxl5O feet, hand
somely and substantially enclosed; with or
without furniture; all new and complete.
Location good and convenient to business.
Snug frame cottage, four rooms, kitchen
and pantry, bath room and closets, MI well
painted and blinds. Barn, well, good fence
located In the "cedais."
Frame storea and dwelling, lot 81 feet front
on Elm street, by 100 feet depth.
Lot S8lS feet on Ackland Avenue, with two
small frame houses and four adjoining lots
on Ackland and Young streets.
Two lots 25xl5O feet, Elm street, east of the
"Shades."
Twenty four lots fronting Main and Com
merce, half way between Texas Central"
and Fair Grounds,
Sixteen of the very handsomest aud most
desirable building lots in the city. Street
cars, gas and graded streets.
Thlrty-ive building lots near Wichita de-
pot
Five new two-story brick stores--splcndid
investment--wl.l return the present cost In
four years rent.
Four hundred and twenty acres unim-
proved land, IL miles from the city for 81, OOl
cash-bargain.
Two hydraulic cotton seed-ol presses and
all requisite machinery. new and complete
or Will put the same against capital and run
mill In thi city. W. b. DoNOHo 4 co.
noy5-dlw
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There will no doubt be n great variety OF
styles and qualities of Mems and Boys cloth
ing from all parts, but our citizens viii
hardly care TO see more complete stock
than that of e. NJ Kahn Il Bro, Theirs Is
no ordinary stock of goods, but. has been
made expressly for their large trade, and ID
made up In the very latest styles. For
cheapness and durability their stock com
pares iavorably with amy in the state. Gen
tlemens apparel of all kinds can be found
here, such as II complete stock of furnishing
goods, underwears of every description
beautiful neckwear goods, etc. They have
also n large stock of hats of all kinds and
styles, the cheapest in the city. For any
thing in their line, call on l.. NJ. Kahn n
Bro, corner OF Elm and Lamar streets, BAL
las, Texas. Oct 7-d3m
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A distinguished physician says {:
"After careful examination of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, / am
satisfied that it is Il wholesome and
valuable preparation, with which bread
and other articles may be prepared
suitable to weakened and disordered
digestion. have introduced it an ong
my patients, and have yet to learn of
the first instance where conValescent
patient could not indulge in warm bis
cults made with it, and feel the better
for 1t. Sour milk and saleratus will
not, | hope, be longer used to poison
the stomach and corrupt the blood.N
DIR. Prices True Flavorng Extracts, as
well as his Cream Baking Powder, have
gained their popularity and extensive
sale from their perfect purity and nm
varying quality.
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DAPHNE, DO YOU LOVE ME.
Haverly's Minstrels Last Niglht-A Tri
umph.

As much az the public have heard OF
Haverly's MINISTRIES, as high as the
fame Of this combination has been
sounded, last night proved that the
praise was not without due grounds,
the laudations not without basis. Prim-
rose and West introduced new dance
Barlow excelled himself if such a
thing were possible, and French, in his
banjo solos, was inimitable. The entire
acts and atter-piece was applauded to
an echo--a guarantee that the large
and enthusiastic audience was more
than satisfied.
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IIO. for EUpODe I

All persons wishing 10 go 10 Europe or
Great Britain, or who desire to send for rela.
tives or friends to come to this country, will
consult their interest by purchasing their
tickets, either way, from the undersigned
agents.
We represent the "Nntional Liue of Steam
ers," composed of twelve fine, large steam
ships, ranging from 1876 To 500 tons, one OF
which leaves New York every Saturday,
They are, thoroughly organized and equip
ped, and have been In successful operation
Tor ten years, yet, during this time, NOT n
steamer--nor even life has been lost--over
hali million passengers having been
Drought across the ocean on these fine
steamers, and landed on our shores without
The loss OF single life, speaking volumes for
the uniform safety and good discipline of
the line.
Rates of fire from Dallas via New York.
payable In ouRRENCYi
Ddlids-- EmiOrdnt or Steerd0e. Currency.
To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
=, steamer v."........"......"....... SIS %
~ ~ 90
10 Cardif, Bristol or London, via Liv-
III 90
To Hamburg, Havre, Antwerp, Retter.
dam, Amsterdam and Iiarlinger...... "a 90
10 Christiana, Bergen, Starvenger, Christian
sard, G0thenburg, lialmo, COpenha-
gen, Hannheim, Throndhyem, Paris
vi bremehs''..,,,""...',...... ~ 90
Dduas- Cdbm Idsmge.
To tho above points, si22 10 l9a, CURRENCY.
according 70 accommodation I'M the stnte
rooms, '''
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CITY Editor Herald

city Editor Herald:
The Los Angeles (Cll.) Herald says
that at the present rate OF increase II IS
estimated there will be in four years
!, O00, 900 stands of bees in Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara San Bernardino coun-
ties, which will produce annually lOO,-
000, 900 pounds of honey, worth $40, 1000,
600. Why should Texas be behiud? Is
she,not as capable of such production
AZ any country? Let Texas wake up
to this, and add this still another in
dustry to her manifold resources OF
wealth. "There are millions in it,"
and let us get them out and handle the
proceeds. "BER HIVE.N
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W. +. Lyle Il Co. real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton ofpersons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property ON their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office,
under the respective he0ds of "Improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots" "Farms"
and "unimprovcd and Wild Lands" EN-
braolpg business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center of the city, Also,
building lots, and number of very desir-
able residences situated In every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number of farms of various sizes, includ.
Ing several large and highly improved plan.
tations within Ave miles of the city OF Dallas
augo5dtf
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The People Llke the Iden.

Local Editor Herald:
Thanks to "Progress" In your this
mornings issue for the suggestion of u
'public park for Dallas. Just what
Is needed, and we are confident that
such project may and can be carried
out, and that too WiihOW q dollars en-
lense to the city, except the due OPEN
ing up, grading and care of such ave-
nues as may be necessary for reaching
and returning from same. We believe
that if the city government will show
its willingness and readiness to accept
such proposition, that we can indi-
cate the parties who are able, willing
and ready to do the balance necessary
to secure enough tor II 'public park. "
ADVOCATE or PARK.
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An Gonr with "OId Tige."


Dr. Lynch, eh your name, old man,
used to be godsend to Memphis re-
porters. "Dr Lynch was promptly on
the spot' commenced two-thirds OF
the accident or casualty paragraphs
which graced the columns Of the Ava
lanche and Appeal. But your celeb
rity is as naught-three dollars and
costs.
Jennie Marpint, a Mexican, land
Clark's girl, by the way,) could not
distinguish between the bed-clothing
of her employer and her own buds, and
was given chance to explain herself
before the District Court. Meanwhile
Sheriff Barley will provide her with
lodgings.
Tom johnson asked Blue Parsons to
carry his banner for few minutes,
seeing as how Jim Sellars, and John
Briggs, and Felix Fearn, and Robert
Coleman, and Railroad Sam, and Char
lie Roads, had refused to perform the
kind office. Gen. Cabell will interview
all the parties this morning.
Billy Gates, if you had not pleaded
guilty to the charge of exhibiting faro.
no one would have suspected you OF
suchan ct. But, rs you say you are
the man, down you go for twenty-five
dollars and costs.
And here's Charley Murray says he's
guilty of gaming. Well, Charley, ten
dollars and costs puts crimp in your
roll.
Jim Brown, the "Queen's own"
paid four dollars for fighting. If the
Queen had many such, there'd be no
need of her recruiting on foreign soil.
What manner of game il was that
was played by w. G. Reese does not
matter to the public, but that he was
fined ten dollars and costs therefor does
interest taxpayers.
Fatty Stewart, otherwise j. H., plead
ed guilty to exhibiting faro (whatever
that offence may be- and paid ten dol
lars and costs.
Reese, w. c., pleaded guilty to gam
ing and went up for ten dollars and
costs.
And there's Kane, too-W. j. is his
front name-he says he was guilty Of
gaming. Stand up, Mr. H., and take
your tanzy-ten dollars and costs.
Charley eagle, when you left Arkan'
sas you knew perfectly well that rondc
was an amusement that would not be
permitted here. But you would roll
and now you are in the nine-hole-
twenty-five dollars and costs. Stand
aside, Charley, and make room for
Ed. Terry, another Arkansian-olt
enough to know better-who drops
twenty-five dollars and costs for ex
hibiting keno.
For Obstructing the sidewalk, /
builder had his case continued.
Charley Murray plead guilty to tn,
offence Of gaming. 1t may he that HI
ate one of Hoifstadts stuffed ducks
but however that may be, he got it
ten dollars and costs.
Adam Kunt2-if his name were 9th
erwise, he would deserve to be hanged
plead guilty to being engineer of ,
faro bank, and paid twenty-five dol
lars and costs.
You think you are going to get OIL
Mr.. George Levy, but rs the Mayo
said "ten dollars and COSTS" on you
own plea, why, dance.
Horse-head is u good game. If yo
don't think so, ask j. b. Terry, from
Arkansas, and he'll tell yol
: there isn't u better scheme out
But the leaves have their time to fall
and so has J. b., Il. He fell for ten dol
lars and costs.
, Parsons--which Is not to say that h,
is the son of parson, but that hi
name is Tom-paid ten dollars AM
costs for gaming.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-12

THE HERALD job Office now possesses
facilities which enable us to execute
every description of commercial print
ing, lawyers briefs, blanks and other
legal documents, on the shortest notice,
in the best style, and at the most reas-
enable rates. We Will guarantee full
satisfaction to those of our friends who
favor us with their orders.
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GOSSIP AND QUERIES.

City Editor Herald
You are wrong In reference to cities
of 10000 population being allowed free
postal delivery. An amendment to
the postal law, passed by the forty
seventh Congress, allows only cities
which have 30, 0O0 population the priv"
ilege you speak of. MAlLbAdS'
We stand corrected, and hope that
Dallas will soon be in position, as to
population, to claim all the advantages
the act,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-12

our pioneer Merchant Tailors, the Douglas
Bros having removed to the new and com
modlous building, No. COS Main street, are
now better prepared to exhibit their large
assortment OF fine foreign and domestic
cloths of all varieties, and VIII M heretofore
make them up in late style, aud true it
They have received u large assortment of all
all kinds of gents furnishing goods, hats
and caps and will receive In few days a
very choice stock of clothing, IN great varl-
ety. These gentlemen are Sufficiently known
amongst US To merit good share OF public
patronage.
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Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests :. per day.
Dinner board }per week.
Day board % per week.
Reasonable rates foi regular guests.
The table viii be uncxcelled.
MRS. r.. y. RossER, Proprietress.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-12
Keep the Eyes Cool.

A great cause of discomfort found IN
wearing spectacles is the heated condi-
ton of the light as it passes through
the lens to the eye. This is all avoid
ed in using the diamond Spectacles,"
the temperature of which Is lower than
that OF the atmosphere, For sale at
J. NJ. Oram's, Main street.