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Atmospheric PertubatIon.

The disturbed state of the atmos-
phere and heavy north wind, which
prevailed here on Thursday evening,
about 3 O'Clock, is mentioned as pre-
yailing also ut Marshall, Austin and
Houston. A Marshall dispatch says:
A considerable atmospheric pertur-
baton prevails here, consisting OF
thunder and lightning, wind and rain.
The wind is squally, the barometer
falling, and Tice is at premium.
In Austin, at $3.50 p. M, the city was
enveloped in clouds of dust. The tat
mospherc perturbation" made its APP
pearance at Houston about o'clock
the same night, and the Telegraph
says that "by 8 o'clock, the sky, which
had before been clear, was overcast by
dense clouds, through which the light
ming played in vivid flashes" shortly
after which heavy rain fell, contin-
uing for an hour.
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The Remedy.

To escape the worthless abomina-
tions offered under the title of Flavor
ing extracts and Baking Powders, rests
wholly with the consumers, they are
the ones that have to suffer. Purchase
only those articles you know by expe-
rience to be pure. Look upon cheap
goods rs an evidence of their adultera-
ton and worthlessness, upon those
that dealers complain of rs being too
high to keep for sale as an argument
IN their favor; for good, pure goods
cannot be sold as worthless ones, and
afford less profit to manufacturer and
dealer. DR.. Prices True Flavoring
Extracts and Cream Baking Powder
are acknowledged by chemists to be
the purest, and the only scientifically
prepared articles of their kind in the
market, and are now used in n million
homes, and daily increasing in popu,
lar favor.
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night queen, are heard issuing
such expostulations and entreaties as;
"Now quit" "Just once more and pll
never ask you again" "No, that's
enough; you've rumpled my hair; OH !
please; well, there now, are you salts
fled ?" The accompaniment to this
last remark is u sound of meeting lips
in that blissful, thOughtless, pure
touch which sends thrill through
young hearts more of heaven than Of
earth. Bless, n thousand times bless
their innocent young hearts, and may
they beathe the fullness of the per-
fume of youths roses, nor dream that
when the frosts of Time shall have
scattered the leaves, that perhaps only
thorns may remain.
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NlOOnsIlinn.
ut IL the hour when from tho bouphs.
The nightingale's high note is heard.
IL il the hour when lovers vows
Sound sweet in nNnrN Mnlsnnrnd word u

II Is The hour when from tho boughs
me nightingale's high note is heard
IL il the hour when lovers vows
sound sweet IN every whispered word.n
Whatever reference the above head
ing may bear to the subject in hand,
the unsophiaticated and uninitiated
writer cannot attempt to determine.
lie can only recount incidents which
have fallen under his personal obser-
Walton. In the first place, the moon is
tull, $50 are many Dallasians,) but the
noses of these latter do not shed as soft
and sweet u light as the full.orbed
Diana, that looked down 80 mildly ON
our broad Texan prairies last night.
In fact the lurid glare of the
former more nearly resembles
the few mornings which "A
celebrated hymnist declares are
sufficient for him out of the NUN.
Der which dawn on us here below.
But these lovely nights are entirely
dillerenG they fall rs softly aud as
gently as the far famed influence of the
Pleiades, Their influence, too, besides
ailording food for natural appetite
for the beautiful, exciles in the breasts
of the curious Il desire to penetrate the
mysterious. To illustrate; what per-
son Of an enquiring turn of mind could
pass along the streets of the residence
portion of our city, and see two Young
persons of opposite sex swinging
on u front gate, and lacking
perfectly distracted tho moment an
observer came in sight, consciously ab.
Stracled, and not wonder what Il
meantT But this Is notal. From So
cluded garden walks and arbors where
trellissed vines shut cut the vision, az
well as tho full eflulgence OF the
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W. +. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No.
1903 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
ton OF persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive llsts,of property on their
under the respective heads of "Improved
city Property, ""Vacant City Lots" "Farms''
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses aud 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
tatlons within five miles of the city OF Dallas
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ISOLATION, at the Methodist church on
Lamar street, In this city, is appointed
IA the time and place for Il special sea-
son of prayer for the following objects:
'rhe unconyerted members of the as
ISOLATION, the young people Of Dallas,
and the ministers OF our city," New
and encouraging interest Is springing
up in these meetings, and IL Is to be
hoped that our people, and especially
the business men, will avail themselves
OF the privilege of attending one hour
each day"
We are indebted to Mr.. V. II.
Evans, the Dallas reporter of the Ma
tional Cotton Exchange, for the fol-
lowing official report of the cotton
market for the week ending Friday at
II IN. The receipts for the week
amounted to two thousand five hun
dred and fifty-fve bales; received pre-
viously, four thousand eight hundred
and thirty-three bales; total number Of
bales received since the first of Sep
TENDER, seven thousand three hundred
and lightweight bales. Two thousand
four hundred and one bales were ship
ped during the week, and three thous-
and eight hundred and twenty-five
were shipped previously, leaving one
thousand one hundred and sixty-four
bales still on hand. Considering the
short period that Dallas has claimed to
be cotton market, we think the above
very creditable and splendid guaran-
tee for the future.
We were out last night at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church to hear
that eminent divine, DR.. Colllnsworth.
He closed his series of lectures last
night on the "Unity of the Church.
His object was to prove the pedo-Bap-
fist doctrine that Christ did not estab-
lish new church, but, on the contrary,
there has been but one true, visible
church in existence from the days of
Abraham TO the present time, or, in
other words, that the Christian church
is but a continuation of the Jewish
church. The subject has boen discussed
by the different denominations until il
has seemingly grown old and thread
bare, but we must confess that DR..
Collinsworth presented thoughts we
1. Il l.. l..
his arguments were powerful, exhaus-
tive and conclusive is az little as we
can say. Tonight he lectures on the
subject Of "lnfant Baptism.n Whether
our readers believe his destiny or not,
it would he time well spent to hear
him. Show your appreciation of tai
emit and learning, and give him full
house tonight.
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To the many inquiries regarding the sol
rees, would say that have never found
any profit in giving solrees, consequently do
not make them branch OF the business,
they being given for the direct interest of
the class During the term | assemble the
ladies ard gentlemen Of my class ON Ave
evenings, at which time having the best
band the town or city affords, for the pur-
pose of teaching the smaller pupils ball
room etiquette and aifording pleasure TO old
erpupils and patrons. l do not object to ad-
uniting any gentleman tosuch assemblages,
provided he be either a subscriber of the
class or buys season ticket at $3.50, (such
tickets not being transferable and admit
ting bearer and ladies,) or single tickets OF
Conner & Walker, at s2.OO-strangers giving
reference. For season tickets apply TO Prof.
George. Single tickets at Conner s. Walkers.
Positively no money received at the door.
Very respectfully,
octl3-2t PROF. W. N, GEORGE.
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There will no doubt he IL great variety OF
styles and qualitesot Meas and Boys cloth.
ing from all parts, but our citizens viii
hardly care to see more complete stock
than that of II. NJ. Kahn Il Bro, Theirs is
no ordinary stock OF goods, but has been
made expressly for their large trade, and is
made up In the very latest styles. For
cheapnesa and durability their stock com
pares iavorably with any In the State. Gen
tlemen's 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 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, DIAL.
las, Texas. Oct 7-d3m
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Major Woodward, Adjutant of the
10th cavalry, is in the ely, a guest of
the lie Grand Hotel
We We're glad to see Judge Burford
on duty again yesterday. He has been
absent from his post for several days
on account of the illness of his wife.
l.. b. Martin, of Milwaukee, is in the
city, guest of the San Jacinto Hotel.
We understand Mr.. Martin is here as
the advance guard Of many families
from his section of the country who
intend to make Texas their future
home.
Mr.. Mack b. Roach, editor and pro-
prietor of the Weatherford Times, paid
The HERALD the compliment of a
visit yesterday. Mr.. Roach has re-
Gently purchased the Times, and visits
our city in the interest of his paper.
Capt. Jefferson Peak and family re.
turned home, yesterday, from
months visit to his "Old Kentucky
Home" THE HERALD returns thanks
to Capt. Peak for late New York, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
papers,
Our worthy Mayor, General Cabell,
LETT last night to attend the reunion of
his old brigade at GAINESVILLE, Arkan-
sas. During his absence Colonel Nc
Lure will assume the reins of Govern
ment and will mete out justice to all
the offenders against the dignity of
the city.
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Don't be Deceived.

The public should bear in mind tina.
the genuine diamond Spectacles,''
which have proved themselves the
best thing of the kind in the market,
bear the trade mark, small diamond
stamp, on every pair. Buy only the
genuine article and you will be fully
satisfied. For sale at j. NJ. Grams,
Main Street.
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In the st. Louis Globe-Democrat of
Saturday, October 9th, in the report of
premiums awarded in the Agrioultu-
al Department, we find the following:
The first premium for the best reaper
with binder. diploma and $50, was
awardedto McCormicks harvester and
binder. Among the various beautiful
farming Implements made by Messrs.
McCormicks whose machinery has n
national reputation, this rather novel
and ingenious addition to the excel
lent machines which helped to stab.
fish the fame of their makers, attracts
particularly the attention Of Fair visi-
tors, large number of whom can
constantly be seen around it,
witnessing its operations with marked
interest. 1t is constructed in so sim
pie manner as to barely need any
explanation. The grain, after being
carried up and dropped upon table
by means Of two aprons, Is seized by
TWO IRON arms, or rather 10y II pair of
huge tongs, which then move to the
inner edge of the table, wrap and fas-
ten a wire around ii, aud cut The latter,
after which the bundle is pushed of
froM the table. BY an ingenious con.
trivanoe the wire, of which one thread
runs above and one below the table, is
twisted for the length of two inches,
and when cut, one inch remains twist
ed ana ready for the next bundle. Ii
runs very light, two horses cutting ten
acres per day. A platform can also
easily be attached, converting it into
harvester, after detaching the binder.
The other implements exhibited
the Advance self-rake reaper and
mower combined, and the prize mower
are too well known throughout the
agricultural world to need further allu-
sion to them.
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THE MAILS,
Arrival and Departure OF Mails at Dallas Post
Office.

Arrival and Departure OF Mails at Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. aud T. II. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
st, Louis mails, arrivesat $3.50 u m; departs
~ lO'oS m. Pouch closes at . p m.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, tial.
weston, houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points III southern Texas, arrives at zoos n
mi departs ut $3.50 m. Pouch closes nj D m,
Eastern Mail,
Via 4. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem.
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport. and MI
eastern Texas, arrives daily at $3.50 p m; de-
parts daily Mt 500 p m. Pouch closes at I
y m.
westerns Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksboTo
ana western posts, arrives at 800 p m; de-
parts at $3.50 q IN.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at u IN "Wednesday md
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
m,
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. NElizabethtown. Bovd,s
NILS Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
al IN Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs Mt q am alternate days.
Grapevine Mail.
>, Arrives every Monday at p IN; depart
Tuesdays tSam. '''''
Office Hours.
Delivery window, Sa IN to5pm.
money order window, y II m to II IN, and
nom y III TO 4pm. Va"
stamps sold from q m to 8 pm.
Letters registered only during money ordes
Al persons having complaints against the
once, on any account, Will please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post.
master ~ f'S'-
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Mayors Court.

Henry Mann was arraigned for be-
ing drunk and down. He plead not
guilty, but was fined three dollars and
costs.
Thomas Woodward, for keeping q
disorderly house, plead guilty, and was
fined five dollars and costs.
c, Conrad, for exhibiting game
called English Hazard, plead guilty
and was fined twenty dollars and
costs
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LOCAL BREvITiES.

The letter list, real estate transfers
aud local and Geographic market re-
par''' Will be found on third page.
The sloucb hat will again be worn
by ladies' this winter, but Il IL only
suitable for young and fresh faces.
Certain old fashioned mothershove
uetermined TO frown down such ex.
oess,ve folly In fashion rs striped
stockings and the like. They say their
song son, snail not keep company with any
WIZ VINO makes a circus Of her leas. :
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Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods is now
complete. We can now safely challenge any
establishment in the State north of Calves
ton to exhibit a larger, finer and more COM
plete stock of merchant tailoring goods than
is to be seen at 3O5 Lamar street. If you don't
think so, come and see
ocl0tf DOUGLASS BROTHERS.
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large stock of boots and shoes, very cheap
at Stanford's, iO1 Elm street.
For Rent or Sale.

"A handsome residence, six comfortable
rooms and kitchen, stable, crib and buggy
house, and two aoles of land, one acre o.
same fine garden spot Terms reasonable.
One third cash, balance In six and fwelv,
mouths with interest at u per cent. APP
ply 10 j. W. LANE.
OctSdlWtWlt
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Mr.. VIM. sligall, of Kentucky, arrived
here yesterday with lot of Jacks and Jen-
MES for sale. Those Wishing TO purchase
will find his stock at Melissa station on the
Central railway, where he will remain until
the Mckinney Fair comes Off. He also hast
thorough bred Durham calf for snlo.
OctlB-d3t
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July2O.


All persons wishing 10 go TO Europe or
Great Britain, or who desire TO send for rela-
yves or friends to come to this country, will
consult their interest by purchasing their
tickets, either way, from the undersigned
agents.
We represent the "National Line ofSteam-
ers,' composed of twelve fine, large steam
ships, ranging from 1876 to 500 tons one of
which leaves New York every Saturday.
lhey are thoroughly organized and equip
PED, ana nave been in successful operation
Tor ten years, yet, during this time, not u
steamer-nOr even u life has been lost-oyer
nan million passengers having been
brought aCiOSs the ocean on these fine
steamers, and landed ON our shores without
the loss of single life, speaking volumes for
me uniform safety and good discipline OF
Rates Of fare from Dallas via New York,
payable in CURRENCY:
DdHas- EDligrdat or Steerage Ctrrency,
TO Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
nv s'DaihSi SIS 90
40 10 20
To Hamburg, Havre,, Antwerp, Retter-
dam, Amsterdam and Harlinger.... 81 90
ioChrlstlana, Bergen, Starvenger, Christian
sara, Gothenburg, Halmo, Copenha-
gen, Hannheim, Throndhyem, Paris
VI 81 90
DoleaS- Cabin Passage
To the above points, 1922 to 1872, currency,
according to accommodation In the state
looms.
=. Excursion or return tickets between New
YORK ana Liverpool or Queenstown, Sl4O,
currency, and between New York and Lon.
uon, by the direct steamers, $3.50, currency
in the saloon.
There are no Second-c class or emigrant rail-
road tickets sold from Dallas TO New York
I'LL tickets To that nnipt hpinu nrst -n1nso
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FoR SALE-Two History brick stores on
Man street.
F0R TRApE-For an Eastern order to trade
In General Merchandise, one hundred thou
sand acres of North Texas lands, on II basis
OF respective market values.
w. b. D0NOHO d CO.,
octl0-dlw ONCE Lamar HOTEL
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Wanted.

BY a young man, situation In any capac-
ity. Writes a good hand. Is capable and
willing. Unexceptional references given
Any communication addressed to =. o. Box
No. 1888, will receive prompt attention.
ootl0-dlt
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

10 III persons Interested In the atlministrn.
.loh oithe Estate of W. Downer, dureased,
a. Notice Is hereby given, that ON tho l9ih
I Han ", T,9V9mnnor, 1870 shall apply TO the
nrs sS, Tor nm order directing W, ii, Carey
nN,asoutor ~ SAID Downer deceased, 10 seiI
sun suinnolent OF the real property belonging 10
~ ce'u estate esta.e, TO- psy the claim of Il Glerse &
ny seld Executor. February i2th, lS1b' NM
nieu and approved IN said Court, Yon Will
uen and there show cause II any Won have
why SAID order shall not DO granted,
CHAS. FRED, TUCKER,
October 18th, 1875, oetii.dlw
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Both volumes of Paschal's digest, general
avs of tho Twelfth, Thirteenth and -Four
tenth Legislatures, Apply TO
oetSd2w j. W. LANE.
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GEsHH.n'E DEIEGERT.

win be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm
ported for this market, and will open
in few days, at No. 704 Elm street, l..
M. C0nner's Drug Store ootl2-tG
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THE DAHLY uIEnALD

VIII bo found Gu sale by the news
boys ON all trains Of the Texas and
and Pacific railway, and at the news
stands at: the Legrand, Ban JacintO
and Lamar hotels
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A Card
w, g, SICKIES n 90

Grocers and dealers In Proiuce, els Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tief to thell
country friends, and ship their crops or If
planters wish to consgn cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
July 20. W. II. COKER.
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VIII be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly impor-
ted for this market, and will open in n
few days, at No. 7Oi, Elm street, L. NJ.
Cohhers Drug store. ootl2-tf
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AZ persons having Hogs running nd largo
,wl,nin " limits, ARE hereby notified to re-
NOV tne mne within ten dsya, or they will
~ ~ w .sk up and sold In accordance with
oct, 18th, 1915 JUNE PEAK
octlO.dl0t NV Marshai
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Half acre lot improved, house has four
rooms, with kitchen attached, and clubhouse
for servants fine we'll water, and convent.
emily located in all respects Terms cash, or
win trade for groceries. Apply to
w. G. HOLLAND,
Oclbdlw Herald Ofice,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

no'e given In favor OF Sarah h. Johnson.
wi'e otJ' x Johnson, for 500 81 thcrcabouts;
iorniu anybody buying or negotiating for
snid note, 1t is nm unjust one,
lSlgncd1 BAILEY DAuGuERTy.
octl0-dlw
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MARRIED.

n "a VELf-sAIER--At the residence of the
brluneh 'elher near Dallas, on the 18th inst
oy ksv. W. H. Scales, Y. K, Lively and LIZ
at1 ShSer, daughter OF Frank Sayer, EST,
MI OF DALLAS county.
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The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'s bonds, Nos. 1873, AS, 6,7,S,9 10, II, 10,
due October /, 1874, and April l., 1875, will be
paid. Parties holding the same will take
notice. q. "A, LOCKWOOD,
septl0dtf Secretary.
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Portrait Glaze. What are thcy9 ASK nj
Cobb Gallery corner Market and Elm stree /,
.octi2.dtf. "
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CIEILD'S DELIGHT.

viii be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm
ported for this market, and will open
in few days, at No. 704 Elm street, L.
NJ. Conner's Drug Store. octl2-tf.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

A Good Baker at Kahn and Mays, corner
OF Main and Lamar streets. None but sober
men need apply. octl6.d3t
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Wantad.

A woman with no children, TO cook and
do general homework. Apply at the
ocl3-2t HERALD OFFICE
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Az old Main street, opposite Sanger Bros,
nave Just opened the most extensive stocR
OF fashionable Millinery and Human Hail
Goods ever brought to Dallas, consisting OF
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ostrich Feathers
Ribbons, etc, which | Import direct. NJ,
stock OF Hair Goods consists of Hair l,raids,
Wigs Curls, Frissetts and Hair Ornaments
OF all kinds, ofevery shade and color, OF my
own manufacture.
orders for Hair Work or Millinery execu.
ted In the latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair OF all colors. S.IRAl,soN.
ociJdlm
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Wanted.

A cottage residence centrally located, three
or four good rooms, Address, ID. &. j.
octIi-dSt HERALD OFF CE.
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Here Is Your Chance 10 Save Money
Call on A. d. Johnson, and save from Ave
TO ten dollars on Railroad Tickets. He will
tell you how II is done. Office, under san
Jacinto hotel. ocl3-tf
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The hnost assortment of Ladies' dres,
goods OF every description, evcr:opened In
paiias' at doodjohn Il Campbells, No. So
Elm street. son,o,,,r,
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and shoes? Try Standards, No. l07 Elm
street.