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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-28
A-ssEsSnxENT NOTICE.

OLIVER WEST CONSOLIDATED MY
- ing Company-Location Of works; taTesa,
Eureka county, nevada Principal place.
business: san Francisco. California -,
Notice is hereby given, that OF a neellsTl
the Beard of Trustees of said COMPANY, ass
on the 18th day Of May, 1873, en- assessment
tNo. ~ of ten tents 40 cents pei. snsIe ~
levied npon the capital stock Of saia .sn,
pany, payable Immediately. In thltsa .e ~
gold coin. TO the Secretary, at the ONCE ~ :.
company, Rooms Nos. 3 and 4 ,neIms.s
Building, No. 60j Montgomery street '''
Francisco, California. no,t
Any stock upon which sAid asss,'d XIV
shall remain unpaid on the Ihirtie." ~
of June, 1873. shall be deemed delinsa WIKI
and will DO duly advertised for sale a. p usd,
auction. and unless payment shall % = We" sbs
before will be sold on SATURDAY. .6s
thirty-irst day Of July, 1873. to ray inc us~ 4
qucdt assessment, together WIN th0
advertising and expense OF sale.
n. X. BUNKER. Sccretary.,
Office - Rooms Nos. 3 and snos IA
puiIuins, ~; myaptd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS
Mom,.@
II X. CONSOLIDATED .,sA'

n. CUMPANY-Location Of vo.L ING
vada. A'y' otate Of M.
Notice-There are delinquent uno,
lowing described stock, on accon upon the fol.
ment levied on the second day of ALA vi asses.
t ,he several amount set opposite the nam ~; ];
the respective shareholders, as followvss.. ues Of
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct 8, 1875.
good o4assg ssd dde s rses 10y sDans ses
coastwse, 800 Sales. 1850 Stock ls,e47 weekly1Nct
Britain, 2,oas eosstwse' $50 Sales 500
oo..on-nm.nd ,.. ,GS;w. Mnw oRns1ss s oc. Oct lS75
s g.od Edney l2 r., Net r,s TeSp s91s 81 bales
Stock, As, ,o2e weekySet receipts, 81 se7 gross 2s95o
os 5s; eoas.siss % A ssss ES1:s TO tho
MOBILE. Oct 8. 1875.
%.s g S Ss S Ss
e,so2 Exports coasswse, 5,7s2 Sales, 100
Cotton quiet mddng I2slc; low mddling I25Sc. good
wise 1894 Sales, LAS. Stock 4oosi. weeky-Net re-
Sales Io,oie -. '0's'''s' 80
Cotton quiet middng 1sc Issc low m,ddiing i2sc
0S ssdnsIy iA l2 Se receipts 24st 6es
ESssSs yrsnsS SOC ecssss ssss: 6
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Oct g. 1878.
Spirits o. urpentine Arm a. ssc ROsin firm at 81 sS for
Flour unchanged sales 500 bo WSss. uss Steady No
Ss cssa%s is'd PsS e Ss,is s 1ss;i
ps .Sn SIS so Ap.u PSI RnsSies 1
niddlipgs SIS $50 Canal freigh..wheat 5Xc corn,
g FSilsislpSs lsnsss . he aad.on aaSss
barley sIs ao umbs9 % sSs9s s 2eo & do
$500 bushels lumber 1860 @ fss sn" SNIP
Lake recelptsFlour $3.50 bbls wheat $4,000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 do oats 1i9ooo do barley, 1000 do rye
iSSS bushels: s5$ 81 goo S%fs
bbis wheat II 900 bushels corn, 2ooo do oats $1,000
tide bushels 70 ntsor points iS
1900 do. Canal ireishts arm:-wheat, 7Sc; corn,
as. % snS STEADY s'T pns xS s o'S aS Sa
winter dull white Michigan sold at 81 IS for small lots
ss o'Ss ssa s
close Oats neglected and nominal Rye Quet sales one
State and two Western, all at SOC Barley sales
Kept quite pyae qgotatons consequently entirely nom
S24 Lard dull at AYE i5c. Hghwines nominal.
TOLEDO Oct s. 1875.
shade lower No white Wabash 81 S5 No. do ST 235s
No. white Michigan, 81 IS No do 81 III amber Mchi-
81 3sA; No amber Michigan, 81 o4lS No red winter
81 2ts No do, 81 oe rejected s2e rejected Dayton
$50 Oats dull: white 42c rejected 2ec Recepts-7o0
bbs iour $1,000 bushels wheat 10000 do. corn 1900
do oats Shipments 200 bills our 81 600 bushels wheat
CHICAGO, Oct. g, 1875
Flour dull Wheat active but lower: No Chicago spring
81 os spot 81 o seller October 81 061S seller
Der; No: do, 941ac 97c rejected s4c. SSc.
Demand active and prices have advanced; No. mixed
ycmber 4s4c. seller all tho year: rejected 55c. 500.
oats-Demand active and prices have advanced; No Z
November rejected 2sc 2sc Barley dull a. SIC spot
94sc 95c. seller November. Rye dull unchanged
seller October $40 10 seller February Lard inactive and
lower $l3 TX a$l3 20 spot si2 seller February Sum
mer cured meats-Buk meat, shoulders 9zc e5Sc short
Whskey, 81 13A 81 Ia Recepts-Flour, 10000 bbls
wheat, 1850 bushels; corn, 5000 do oats $4,000
bbis wheat 6oo do corn do oats IS 900 DO
barley, $3.50 do rye 5000 do Al the afternoon call Of
seS Corn higher at s"s s 9s g S
November. Oats hrmer 33ac October, 32hc seller all
the year Pork higher 81; 80 October Lard drmer
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
The shipments OF bullion yesterday to tho East
amounted 10 $1e2, 600; to-day, 100000
THE MONEY MARKET.

The shipments OF bullion yesterday 10 tho East
amounted to $192 900; to-day, 100000
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans found market at per cent, out
Al the close the supply abundant at 2h and per
cent Foreign exchange hrmer this afternoon,
and bankers bills sold at 47sk a47o Tor long and
4s2k a. SO for demand.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report the withdrawal OF
f3S6 600 sterling in bullion from the Bank OF England
to-day The for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is IL per cent Consols are
steady for money and lower for the account Ameri-
securities dull with very little change in quota
tions. The large amount OF bullion withdrawn from
the Bank to-day principally for shipment to America
The meeting of the directors Of the Atlantic and Pa
cidc Company essees Of the Missouri Pacific is ad-
journed Tuesday next when they have invited con-
ference with the large stockholders OF the Missouri Pa
clfc
The coal tonnage over tho Central New Jersey this
season is 44o O0O comparing with 1853 900 tons to
date last year. the Delaware and Lackawanna 53 900
this season to l. 7Ss, 900 tons to date last year
The decline in Western Union Telegraph was assisted
by the news that at Ottawa Ill, La Sale County Cir
cult Court the application of the company for in
junction to prevent the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company from erecting and operating wires upon the
line poles of the Chicago and Paducah Railroad Com
pany denied yesterday.
In respect to Delaware and Lackawanna, which has
suffered considerable decline it is said that there is
nothing which justifes the 1t is claimed, on the
contrary, that the net earnings OF the company,
after paying all leases and obligations of every
kind, amount during the eight months
ending September to 1lo5 per cent
$25, Gil, 900, the share capital Of the company
The bonded debt of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western is So 103 000 The cash is in bank to pay the
dividend due October 20, and we are told that the
directors of the company, who know most about its
affairs, are the largest stockholders
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 1875-TRPLE SHEET

Total rs 026 This day last week 1929 This day last
IL 30i. Total since September l. 2-3,TrO bales.
Cotton freghts follows To avre by steam. &c
yc To Hamburg. by steam Nc, compressed ~ bremen.
by steam. le compressed TO Liverpool, BY steam 7lod
DRUGs &c.-Opium, now, in bond. firmly held At
37i5 gold Morphine firm Al - 25 for r. w. Citrlc
acid steady $50 57c gold Oxalc acid quoted
1Oc l0c, gold Tartaric acid quoted at 44c Tor
crystals Brimstone.-Crude quiet Cream tartar
quoted at Soc s. &c. gold for American. Argols we're
steady with sales of about 500 lbs 32Ac 32c gold
ArsenicThe market for powdered heavy and nominal
38c 39Tc gold. Cutehsh bones steady AZ SOc
Gnserg quiet and nominal Seneka root hrm with
sales az 95e. 4 81. English Chemicas-Ihe market
firm unchanged We sales Of 800 soda ash
81 10 " ls according brand about 100 tons sal
soda at 81 As 81 ~ 300 drums causc soda at "a ob
- 62H for 60 and "a 37 tor 10 cent 800 kegs bicarb
soda arrive At 4 and 100 tons bleaching powder on
dock at III 57h, all gold
FEArHKRs we're quiet and steady We quote Prime
soc a62c choice do do, 6Oc 8ic mixed as
20 quality, Soc 45c; hon feathers, &C. &C. turkey
feathers Sc per 10.
-Codbsh-saes were quintas Georges at SIS IS
irving slowly aud sold offered SIS for No is and SIT
for No 2s few Prince Edw ard Islands the mar
ket and held At S24 for No Is S7 for No rs and 4
S5 for fat No 3 1000 bbls small shore No Ss sold at
" 90 Box herring very Sales made ot
sealed on spot az foc held 70 arrive at soc for No and
5c for sealed with sales of 10000 boxes TO arrive Barreed
herring were dull We quote Georges Bank cod - ~
SO; Grand do, s. so; Western 81 rs; large 3s,
~ so; new medium So scaled herring. 35c 3sc No
/ mackeTel 500; No do. Sl5 fat No. 3 do, SI4; ;
large No. do, SO small No B do. $40
FLOUR AND GRAiS.Receipts-Flo $685. bhls wheat
lS2 33 bushels corn, las $50 do 80 600 do.
Al 5l4 do The hou market quiet but without decided
change The sales 1900 bbls Rye hour in fair
600 bbls and 800 bags "a Is for Brandywine So so "a
for Western, So 50 a $3 30 for Jersey. We quote
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Very little spirit manifested yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange and but few sales we're made
f. A. Lawrence sold, by order OF the Court, In tore
closure the three story brick house, 'front.' and ram,
house, rear with lot 25xloO known as No II Sullivan
street, between Broome and Spring streets, TO j. "
Murray, for $1,000, said property being valued a
$4,000
r. +. Harnett Sold In foreclosure the house and Id
C20xS0 feetl on the west side Of First avenue Isl
feot south OF Sixteenth street, 70 Fred Bremen
for O00 also frame house and the lot on the nor
side Of Ninety street. LIS east or Eleventh
avenue to the plaintiff, for S1T, ,000
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The change in closing prices compared with that Of
yesterday follows:-
ADyAScB-Unon Pacific x
DECIIsE-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Y; New
York Central, y c., c. and l. c., u Delaware and
Lackawanna, IL Hannibal and St Joseph, u; Lake
Shore S Northwest common, Ia do preferred, Il;
Ohio and Mississippi, u Pacific Mail, X Quicksilver,
u Rock Island, y; ST Paul common x do. pre-
Michigan Central, "a; New Jersey Central, u;
gold "a.
STATIONARY Harlem Panama St. Paul preferred,
Wabash, District OF Columbia 3-65 bonds
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
POISON MISTAKEN FOR wHIsKEY

Yesterday the attention OF the authorities OF Newa
was called TO the case Of a woman named Mrs Man
AcDevitt, an employs Of the County Lunatc Asylum
who, II appears, died on Wednesday night fron
the effects OF dose Of bichroman
Of potash which she took in mista1
for whskey. The stuff was In a demijohn, labelc'
"Poson,n and further adorned with skull and cross
bones The remarkable feature Of tho case
that the woman lived nearly whole day after swallows
ing large Dose calculated TO kill at once.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
ATTENTION, TRAMPs !

Police Justice Hendrickson OF Hampstead, has give
directions to tho police officers Of the village TO imms
datey arrest all vagrants found roaming about the v
lagc and to bring them before him, when he VIII sen
tence them to such terms Of Imprisonment IN eitha
the County JaIl tho Kings County PeniteL .iary,
the law will permit II tramps do not desire 70 b.
locked up they had better give HemDstead wide berth
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT A co.
N Bankers, 10 and n Nassau street
issue Travellers Credits available In all parts Of the world
through tho s'
Mossrs. DE RorHscHLD
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits and Teegraphio Transfers Of,
Money California aud Kuropa =
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
LOSING rRIcEs-3P. N.
THE uNITsD STATES TREASURY.

Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day So 900 gold
on OF interest and $4,000 in redemption Of
hve-twenty bonds. The following were the Treasury
balances Currency, 36l 40; special deposits,
SOL 1856 ooo coin so7 75l2ls IL; including coin GER
tincaes, $l2 300; outstanding legal tenders, $37S-
94l, l24 November the interest due on government
bonds Is $l2 500, es1; and it will be paid without re-
bate the last week OF the month The Treasury balances
were as follows:-currency, $5,OOOOoo; coin,
$67, $50, oO0 less coin certificates s12 1888, 900
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at III 117H, declined to 1867, rallied
TO l16%, and closed at l16H The paid for bor-
rowing were l32, 3G4 and 164 per diem, and T. and
Q per cent por annum.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

HAVANA. Oct Z. 1910.
Spanish gold 227k 22s Exchange dull vn the United
Staes 60 days currency ll2 ia premium short sight,
1l6 l1s premiums. 90 days gold, l4o l42 premium;
short sight las 147 premium; on London, lI3 lT5
premium; Paris 1886 1913 premium. sugar dull No.
y Dutch standard 10 l5k reals arrobc Ia gold 6
z
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Oct g 1875.
Printing cloths steady 4Nc. 6fx64 standard and
extra cloths with quiet market.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LONDON. Oct e-Evenng -Llnseed cake, fl0 ioa per
Spirits OF tnrpentine, 24s 3D. 24s Cd per cwt
LIVERPOOL Oct s-Evening- Spirits Of turpentne 23s
Cd. 24s. per cwt
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

1UIHIs. NJ ..' - Iuo
after r. M.0ctobe 100 bales at 13 032c., 1000
Is 56c. November 100 ~ ~ 52c 100 at l3 Il6c. De-
cember loo at 10 Lice 800 13c 400 ut I3 l32c
January 100 10 332c February loo l3sSc 100 At
10 III 32c l3 56c March, 20O 13 o-1bc 100 at
i3lSc 100 l3 1732c April 800 at l3Ac June 100 at
IA 5-32c. Total, 400 bales To-day, up 20 two r NJ
October 400 at Is 732c 100 13 3l6c 800 at 32c
500 IS 3ec, 100 at l5Ac 200 at II es2c, L5oO at
IA 5l5c 10 032c November, 500 at II -32o
ut IL rs 6c ~ 81 32c 800 l3c 200 10 1-32c
900 AZ November 2G0O at l3c loo at II 81 s2c
Qether December GOO IL 10 Ice, 100 81 BE
1900 At ~ l5-l6c., .2,7oo a. Y 3l,s2c January,
400 ut l3c 100 at 10 l-32c., GOO at I3c., 2OO at
IL s1c 100 al IS Lice 500 lS -2c February 100
at 10 733c 400 at l3c; March, 200 10 1899 loo
- 81 SIC, 200 ls iii0c Total 2osoo bales The
cepts the week a follows -Galveston, 4,29g;
Now Orleans sO19; Mobile, l,929; Savannah. 4,75I;
Charleston 434; Wilmington 32O; Norfolk 995; Balt
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
lO:l5 AND LEO A. NJ.

1915 AND 1880 A. NJ.
100 q e's 81, che 12aZ $4,000 US 52oc, ,'6sbc 121x
100 5-20,r 5,n.bcc l19H 10000 o's, Sl,r... ll7M
NO U S5-2oc ,'65,nc 1874 25OOO do ..bc l17A
no 500 r. '67.. l2oA 1000 o's G. ST.. llSJS
f.nf 1 4 r On -
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

DRPosIToRs IN THE FREEDMANS SAVINGS BANK
IL can be aided obtaining their checks for the first
dividend. SAMUEL L. HARRIS. $50 Broadway
Bond street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
COPARTNERsHIPs.

NEW FIRMS WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN
~ PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. No. 2IS Broadway,
excellent place have their Printing done with prompt
ness neatness and cheapness
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

NY PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS or
IN life insurance stock find purchaser and be treated
conhdentialy BY addressing N. B.. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

S2 000 AND $1,000 ON CITY PRIVATE PROP.
DO.UUU erty; first loan wanted: three and i've years
bonus principals only will be noticed Address CASH.
box III Herald Office
60Sn lAA TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
SZCU.UUU this city Brooklyn or Westchester coun-
ty for q term OF years, without bonus
JOHN i. CoNREy. 1872 Broadway, room 8.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY WANTED ON
n time three TO five years good and valuable West
Real Estate cent to 10 per cent interest
mum interest and principal payable In New York or else
where may be contracted. Apply 70 HAAR Co., ~
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

EVERYBODY READS THE EVENING TELEGRAM
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY.
w The committee appointed at the general meeting OF
the first mortgage seven cent land grant bondE oder
held Cannon Street Hotel London the 18th Of Sep
tember give notice that circular by the committee explain
the position of the affairs and the
the committee recommend may be obtained on application
the offices of Messrs Naylor BenSon Co. No 81 Old
Broad London, f. c. Messrs Nayor Co. 80 and
l0l John street. New York will be sent by post TO such
bondhoders furnish them with their addresses By order
of the committea j. f. TATE.
Offices of Messrs Naylor Benson Co., 81 Old Broad
street. London, E. c.; Messrs. Naylor Co., 90 and loI
IT, nh strn Navy Fork
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

DOR SALE CHEAP-loo SHARES NEW CENTRAL
Coal Company's Stock. Apply to or address SAMUEL
Nj. SMITH, No. III Wall street
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

NORTH CAROLINA BOND H0LDERS.-ALL CLASS
IN hear Of something greatly affecting their inter-
ets of securing themselves by Immediately
plying to LEVIN W. BARRINGER. Attorney at-Law, No.
16e Walnut street. Philadelphia No 3l6 Continental
Hotel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
7 ASTE:L.EI:SS
MEDICINES.

A prominent New York physician lately
complained 10 DUNDAS DICK IL GO, about
thelr SANDALwooD OIL CAPSULES, stating
mat sometimes they cured miraculously
hut That patient of his had taken them
without effect. On being informed that sew
eral limitations were sold, he inquired and
lound ms patient hud not been tdkii,y DUN
DAS DICK Il CO.'S.
what happened to this physician may
have happened to Others, and DUNDAS
DICK " co. take this method of Protecting
phySicfdnS, druggists and themselves, and pre-
venting otL or SANDALwooD from coming
into diSrepnte.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Can.
sules Will continue 10 do 80, for they cor
tam the pure oil in the best and cheap
est form.
DUNDAs DICK II co. use more on or
SANDAl.wooD than ALI the Wholesale ana
Retail Druggists aud Perfumers in the Uni
ted states combined, and this is the sole
reason why the pure OIL Is sold cheancr
III thelr capsules than in any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWOOD is fast suppressed
ing every other remedy, sixty Capsules only
being required to Insure safe and certain
cure IN SIX or eight lays. From no other
medicine can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK Il CO. > SOFT CAPSUI les
solve the problem, long considered by emil
nent physicians, ofhow to avoid the nausea
ana disgust experienced in swallowing,
which are well known to detract from, if not
remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tin-foil, and
neat boxes, thirty in each and are the only
Capsules prescribed by physicians.
TAsTEEESS MEDICINES astor OH
ana many other nauseous medicines can he
taken easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK
a co.'s SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE.
No SMELL.
n0'rhese were the only CspsmIes nd.
mittcd 10 the last Paris Exposition.
Send for circulars to 30 Wooster street N Y
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
sIIor head Ar ms DESK.


A gentleman from Louisville, a vii
lage in Denton county, just beyond
the Dallas county line, and about
twenty-five miles northwest of this
city, furnished TUE HERALD yesterday
with the annexed additional particu-
lars Of the foul murder committed
there Monday night between eight
and nine o'clock. The victim was Mr..
Henry Sterling, butcher, and II
gentleman highly esteemed by the
community in which he resided.
Mr.. S. had sold during the day
II couple OF beeves, and was,
when shot, making M entry in
his books in reference thereto. The
assassin approached him from behind,
and, us Is thought, stood In or near the
door Of the butcher-shop when the
shots were fred. Eight buckshot
struck the unfortunate man in the left
side of the back part Of the head, and a
ball entered the body just below the
left shoulder. Persons living within
fifty yards of the spot heard the shots
and went Immediately to ascertain
the cause, hut Mr.. $. was already in
sensible and only breathed for about
fifteen minutes, remaining unconscious
the while. A man named Powell was
arrested on suspicion Of having COM
mitted the cowardly act and
Is now in the Jail of Denton county.
The grounds Of suspicion on which the
man was arrested were detailed to the
writer, but it is deemed proper to with
hold mere speculation until the affair
is judcially inquired into. Tho muir
dered man was an Englishmau, and
30 far as is known, had no relatives in
the State. by upright, gentlomauly
department he had gained many
friends in the village where he had
lived and done business for nearly four
years, and they declare that they will
use every means known to the law to
bring his assassin to Justice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
Personal MENTION.

Among the guests at the Lamar last
night We're: 5. A. Clark, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway; John A.
Lyons and ID. w. Mckinney, Louis
vile, Ky; II. p. Hicks and II. T..
Douglas, 81. Louis.
r. Morgan, ESD, of the law firm of
Morgan " Gibbs, returned home yea
terday from n dying trip to Kentucky
and Tennessee. AS surmised 10y TuE
HERALD, he did not return alone, but
enjoyed the felicity of the society
Mrs. NJ. The bride Ia fair flower
transplanted from Lebanon, Tonnes
see, locality famed M the home of
beautiful women and gentlemen. The
happy pair have the congratulations of
The HERALp.
Mr.. Frank Hicklin, of the noted
paper house of Reed " Lathrop, re.
turned yesterday morning from II
three-week's trip to Grimes county
He claims to have had all sorts ofa goot
time, and certainly looks none the
worse for his brief holiday. He tells oil
excellent prospects for immense cotton
crops in the section of country ovel
which he Travelled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
A Nligmt Misunderstanding.

Have you seen the great restorer?"
asked one OF onr near-sighted friends
of another, few days ago. "rhe great
Ristori! Oh yes, heard Der as Hi.a-
beth. Grand woman, sir. Wish |
wasn't 50 short-sighted; then | could
see her as well M hear her" ~ don't
mean her mean the Great Restorer
of sight, the Diamond Spectacles,'
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company. Get pair
of them ut once, and they will double
your pleasure by enabling you to see
the tragic queen as well rs hear herr
For sale at j. M. Oram's, Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
MEssgS. HUGHES q 90.
General Commission Merchants, No.
lO2 North Commercial Street,
~. Louis.

This firm makes specially of the
sale of grain, cotton, wool, hides, etc,
and is prepared to make liberal cash adj
vances on con signments Of these arti-
cles in st. Louis, or to their correspond
cnts, Messrs. Alex. Willard u Sons,
Philadelphia, and Thayer, Brigham &
Co., Boston. Messrs. Hughes IL Co.
have been selling Texas wheat Mt 81 800
per bushel, portion of which was
shipped them by Thomas Layden, of
Forney Station. st. Louis millers are
anxious to buy Texas wheat, it being
the best received in st. Louis this sea-
son, aud the figures paid for it prove
that the supply has never been equal
to the demand. This house furnishes
daily reports of the ST. Louis market
to their shippers. Write them for full
information, samples of grain, etc.
Two-thirds of Dallns market value will
be advanced on shipments with draft
and bill of lGding attached. Hughes
& Co. are prepared to promptly fill or
ders for amy description of merchan-
disc, but do an exclusively cash bust
nnGq
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27
PLEASURE AHEAD,
The Lamar Rifles to oiTer an Evening
of EnjOymc 10 Their Friends.

Invitations-and very neat and
tasteful they are--are out for grand
military ball, to be given by that crack
corps, the Lamar Rifles, on the even-
Ing Of Wednesday, eighth of Septem-
Der, at the armory Of the company.
The "bold sojer boys" are determined
that the occasion shall be remembered
with pleasure by every one who at
tends, and from the interest felt In the
welfare In the organization there will
not be few. The following gentle
men have the direction of affairs per-
tanning tothe ball, and glance at
their names is proof positive that
everythlngwill be as II should be:
Committee on Invitation Capt,dn
JsG. Eblen, Sergeant ED. Smith and
Private ]. p. Murphy.
Committee on Arrangements--Lieu.
tenant George Il, Felton,, Sergeant Jo.
seph Swain and PrivateD. w, Bennett
Floor Managers Sergeant j. NJ
House, Sergeant V. II. Golay, Private
Il. @. Ellis, Private i. @. Lockwood
and Private J. q. McNealus.
Tickets are one dollar, and can be
procured Of members Of the company,
or AZ the door, on presentation OF an
Invitation.