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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-08

The tabular official vote Of the
aleeilon Ia ymlerday'a Commercial
was simply q reprint rom liH HE'S
ALp, Ra also the election ni lle officers
Of the Lamar liils Military aHsoala'
lion, which was published la Int
HERALD Tuesday morning.
The fine steamer Belle Chapplln
viii leave fpr OWLS Nest and all way
landlpgs on falt river "Wednesday
morning atsAM Defeated mndl,
dales viii Le furnished tickets al hAll
rates by johnson, under tho San laoln'
20 hotel,
Mr, w, Murphy NJ the corner OF
Main aud Austin streets, i receiving q
very nice assortment of mncy and
staple dry goods, dress goods, Wei
which he Is dlspoHipg Of NJ very mode
rate prices, you may always rely on
finding goods just as Nh NJ or hla po
lite clerks represent lhenh
Douglas llros, continue 10 ADD Il
their already line stock Of hle dresi
goods for gonln' woar, They have "
slocl, the largeal assortment Of lflehel
aud English dIagonals, worHled coating
Of tho latest styles aud pll the noyellle
of the season IN panla and yeallngf
The Douglas Brothers now being wei
aud myoWby known 10 the public 70
their first class Workmanship, lhl
DEALING aud moderate chnrgca, we be
speak for lhem u continually lncrcaH
ms patronage
An error occurred In the olccllol
returns for alderman, Hh Published yen
lerday morning, though II docs no
change thcrosult, Mr. NJ NJ. West r.
celyed nhy votes, for alderman IN
stead Of i've ~ published, The orro
was clerical one entirely, aud tn
HERALD cheerrully makes tho nocci
AAry correction,
In the return Tor alderman In lh
first ward tho name Of WbWoHd al
pears ~ receiving II votes, II shoul
have been MiDW0R, mad not Judg
Thurmond, who requests the ooTc'
ton.
"A largo front room can he ha
with board ~ gentleman aud al
wife, or four single gentlemen, In I'll
boarding house Of Mrs, NGwlon, In
medlotely north OF the poNollcc. 80
notice under head Of "CIiy BUSINESS
"A largo reward viii be paid l'
any man whose "hungY visuge'
e seen ortencr ut all grand openings, IN
70 suppom and lunches, In Dallas, tina
that good southern man Of the Con
mercIal, obic Chicago lntcr-Occon.
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MASKS Ann FACES,
The ncauIy, trace ana Gallanlry OF bal
las Do Honor 10 rorpSlchOrc.


Odd Fellows hall was brilliantly
lighted last evening 10 receive the gay
volarios OF that mythical god OF dane
ing, Torpsichore, At o'clock, the
band struck up n march, and TO its
stirring aud harmonious cadonces the
assembled throng began the festivities
of the evening by II promenade around
the room.
Tho characters represented all the
phases of high and low lite-the prince
and peasant, the wise Judge and the
foolish jester, the maid Of honor and
the maid of all work, the tastidlous
swell and the humble bootblack, the
historical carpetbagger and the "true
southern man. all mixed in one hete-
rogeneous mass, and all determined to
make the occasion enjoyable to him or
herself and every one present.
His Satanic Majesty was playing the
devil, a tall and graceful phantom
dropped her card into our chapeau and
glidod away. Morning and evening
stars fitted before our dazzled eyes,
and dissipated bootblack wanted to
polish our No. lis.
Rob Roy had his foot upon his ma
tive heath. Fita James planted him.
self firmly and exclaimed,
Como one, come all, this rock shall fly
From its firm base as soon as l."
Chinese damsels imgled their twink
ling ornaments in the dance, and the
Honorable Ephriam Bones came to
his frost-bitten father aud left his
card. The pride of Tipperary, was
also there, and tlourished his
shillelah as If he was at Donnybrook
fair.
Poor Lo was not forgotten, for the
last of the Mohecans was whirling in
the waltz with little Maud Muller, and
Fern Leaves was embraced by Il cava.
lier of the gay Charles III. The carpet
Dagger was present and distributing
tickets of the late election to the spec.
tators, while charming daughter o.
the regiment brought back memories
of the Bohemian Grip and rendered
us her little canteen.
| M ,f,p AIRY nANIrc
Among the ladies present were Mrs
Bogel, Mrs. Whiteman, Mrs. Staples
Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Craw
ford, nee Hord, Mrs. Williams, Misses
Carrie Graham, Cora Sweetman, Chill
Dress Hughes, Randall, Seay, McCon
nell, Sanderson, Phillips, Swindells
Bmkley, Brown, Knowles, Crookston
Ives, Barry, Purnell.
The lateness of the hour prevents ,
more extended notice. The costume!
were excellent and in good taste. The
entire affair was success, rs have
been all the entertainments given by
the every Few club, during the sea
son.
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not tanned the fire NJ his youth lie
was playmate NJ susan H. Anthony
la her rhiiihpDd, altarward served 10
lhe revolutionary war commanded An
army corps IN tho war Of 1919, sailed
by dry land into lle halls Of the Mon
leluma's IN the war With MeKleo, Rnl
during tho late unpleasanlneas be-
tween the seeiions dropped his hesl
unwer anchor IN the walls ~ urallol
street prison, ~, Louis far bis lldellly
10 The South, liis liip has been o
cheauernd one, and lac now enIoyH .
green old ago "frpsly but kindly" Ito
doea m0e and hotter work In q day
lhan any ofhis companions, rellres
early, and, lie Cardinal Richie
lipu, writes verses for relaxation, A
stout old gentleman, one uf lhe olden
time, bat remember SAMMY WelleFs
injunction, commodore "beware ol
tive yidders,n
The name Of Henry GoldwaleF, an
old citizen nf Marshall, has been nug'
geflod 10 usNsn suitable successor ~
T, General 'lokerh HohonolS NJ the court
of ~ James, What Henry don't
know about poker playing would mol
make a book aa Lig 10 the Capitol holeI
regIster on dH, that he viii shortly
issue u revised edition Of "New rulei
Tor poker playing" lie viii be ~
plalod in lhe gnod work by severa
prominent residents Of Marshall, diA
aiouv md professionals,
The career Of young And rlalnl
attorney Of Marshall il noted by VI
with pride, lie muy yot climb th'
steep where flames proud tcmpl
shines NmEh II isa matter Of regret
however that he 10 iullcSibly cllngs 4
"doublo-outh But this weakness h
10 some eStcnt, corrected by tho al
most unorlug accuracy with which h
, calls the last turn,
b Tho Texas aud Pacific havean oil
! client and popular employo In Colono
3 Volncy Hall, llo ~ local transfer, wit
. headquarters at AlUrshull Ills friend
mo legion, especially among the Ial
HcS, and ltmmor speaks Alright, he
, also local treasurer urscyorOl young Ia
y dies allcrlnps. 1'imc alone can tel
wlandy Andy h the prince q
, hotel runnom He can guide the way
worn immigrant tOhis hasl'houso wit
= ua good u grace NJ RullroOd Sam eve
d stecrod u sucker against deck {
q humps.
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Iiass Hall,

The season approaches, THE HER-
ALps words have been heeded, and
the great national nuisance begins TO
assume proportions In our midst, The
Muiuala met AT the engine house last
night and the result was, the opening
game OF the season viii be played ut
the new falr grounds on Saturday af'
ternoon ut o'clock, The company
was organized under favorable auspl'
ees, several valuable additions having
been made TO the nine from among the
best ameteur players Of tho north aud
east, Everybody IL invited 10 attend
Saturday, aud ~ the admlttance IL free,
there will undoubtedly DO a large
crowd,
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The called Jade winces.

The people of Dallas and our ex-
changes will bear us out in the asser-
ton that it is weakness OF the Conn
mercial to compare itself to THE HER
AID. We say II weakness, for the
Commercial invariably suffers thereby.
The HERALD pays more for, and gets
fuller dispatches than the Commercial
or any other paperin northern Texas.
Any one who will take the trouble to
call at this office can have ocular dem
.onstration of this fact by our receipts,
and we challenge them TO this test Ii
THE HERALp's local possesses a fertile
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Ares, ora Coun,crreiter.

For some days past the reporter OF
TnE HERALD has been cognlaant OF
to arrest of several parties on u
charge OF counterfelting but at the re-
quest Of the officials he very consider
ately RETAINED from publishing the
same, IN the hopes that the officers
might succeed In capturing Others OF
the gang. On Saturday last man
named Mccartney, supposed to be the
leader of M extensive band OF coun-
terfeiters operating through this state,
was captured at Plano, He was taken
to Waco and placed In jail, where sew
eral others, on the same charge, are
confined,
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W F. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads OF
improved City Property" "vacant City
Lots,' Farms" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and a number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties Of the
state besides number of farms of various
Sizes including several large and highly i'm.
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 1s.,i,,
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Captain Quinlan and State Senator
Seth Sheppard, of Washington county,
arrived IN the city yesterday. F..
Mr.. Vie. Reinhardt, of Sulphur
Springs, delegate to the state temper
ance convention, paid us short call
yesterday, H.
Hon. ROGER Q. Ls.--This genial
gentleman, member Of congress from
the Fourth district, honored us with a
call yesterday. lie returns home this
morning. E
--Messrs. ID. Eldridge and w.
Thompson, delegates from Washing
ton county to accompany the Central
excursion, arrived in the city yesterday,
and will leave for Denison this morn
ing.
w. Y. Leader, Esq, of the East
Texas Daily Leader, left for the am
phibious crawfish town of Jefferson,
yesterday. He goes to examine into
the wild reports set on foot by the
wicked editor of the Shreveport Times,
us to his bacohanalian revels and can.
can performances with the editor OF
the Jimplecute few days ago.
The idea of a prohibitionist arm-in-
arm with Ward Taylor and singing,
1--WE won't go home till morning,n etc.
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NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Dallas Bridge
Company are hereby notified 10 attend
called meeting, to be held at the
office of Messrs. CASTOR & Thomas,
north side of public square, city of Dali
las, Texas, OH Saturday, the 18th inst,
at2 o'clock p. NJ.
BY order Of the board.
46dld JAMES THOMAS. Sec,y,
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ALONG THE LINE.

Jefferson Is about TO expire with
jealousy. Cause why? Marshall and
Dallas both had fires since sho has,
and the Marshall girls were NO much
prettier than any Marion county could
furnish during the recent festivities of
Queen Nab, that the average JeIler-
sonian turned green with Jealousy and
Is in the last stage of dry modification.
That man Of sin, the editor of the
Jlmplccute, who is in the gall Of Bit
terness and the bonds of niquity, was
drunken than whole aViary of "biIed
owls" the evening Of Queen MAIDS
ball. The following Is the leader of
the Jimplecute, according to the
authority of the "wickcd editor Of the
Shreveport Times: 90 y. M.-Been
very sick. Mul-mul- i--gir, what,
yer,-he'l-coll 'em, come (hic) to
town, thi this morning! Heap go
good -fellers-(hic) gone, to fie-(hic)
Fledlers talk dr-drinIi (hic). Squen
Nab thic) come up, (hic) on Colonel
Ko-Kouns, been, do-down, to (hic)
she her, found Andy -Sw- Swain,
and big cr--crowd from Shreveport
all right! you bet! Finish-to-to-
morrow.
This is triile more intelligent than
the majority of the illusions of the
limp.
- eilcrsonians are lovers of the fine
arts and admirers of the beautiful.
For example, the editor Of the Jlmple
cute, who Is uglier than the name Of
his paper, the first chapter of sin, or u
mud fence staked and ridered with the
traditional pollywog, is considered the
Apollo Belvidere of the little village
on the bayou.
The average Jeflersonians were all
ellectualy masked at Queen MAIDS
ball. How? They merely washed
their faces, scraped the bayou mud of
their No. IS cowhide boots and turned
their paper collars inside out, and no.
body drew near.
During recent visit to Marshall
we had the pleasure Of meeting T. ID.
Manrer, Esq the new auditor Of the
Texas and Pacific railway. He is II
very clever, genial gentleman, and
is beloved and respected alike by his
employees and all who come in con
tact with him.
John Adamson, who las many of
our readers will rememberl was the
first agent of the Cali fornia and Texas
Railway Construction company ut
Dallas in 1872, was appointed general
supply agent ofthe construction de-
partment of the Texasand Pacific some
time since. The Pioneer Club, from
the chaplain down, all wish him sue
cess.
Mrs. Turk, n widowed sister of Mrs.
John Adainson, of Marshall, was mar
ried short time since in poughkeep-
sic, New Yurk.
No transportation company can
boast OF u more courteous and accom-
modating set of officials, from the big
hearted, side whskered superlntend-
ent down to The humblcst knight of
the brake than the Texas and Pacific
Such is the verdict of all who come in
contact with them.
-TOne OF the best clerks in the audi
tors Office of the Texas and Pacific
railway IS an old officer in the United
states navy. He was shipmate of
Admiral seInnes in the early days Of
The navy, and is also "A lineal descend-
ant of the earl of Slrairord, who was
executed during the reign of Charles
!. He possesses the same imperious
and naughty spirit which marked the
Inflated earl aud founder Of his fami-
~. He Is trifle cbOleric, aud age has
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THE COUNCIL.
A Few Words As To the New Members
Elect.

Dallas may well congratulate herself
upon the selection made Tuesday for
councilmen. TIE HERALD's reporter,
Yesterday, in his ranbles about town,
found but one opinion to prevail, and
that of satisfaction, as to the result OF
tie aldermauie election.
The first ward returns Messrs. j. w.
Crowdus, +. L. Willemet and II. s.
Ervay. The latter gentleman was re-
elected, natural Inference that his
previous course In the council was en-
dorsed by his stitqents. Drs. Crow
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CHEAP,

L am offering to the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro.
ceries, provisions and produce.
mt the very lowest prices, and
make y speciality Of every.
ming. Free delivery to &C.
commodate customers. Please
give ms n trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
6rocer, 8i5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305dSm al"g irres.ne eni q
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Az II II becoming known that Dr.
Prices true nayorlng extracts ARE not
made up from chemical poisons, but
natural 1avors, delicate and grateful
10 the most cultivated palate, they are
growing rapldlyin popular favor. The
special recommendations Of DR.. Prices
fayors II that their purity II perfect,
their strength no much greater than
other extracts. while the bottles hold
half more than those purporting to
contain same quantity. II isonly nee
essary for u person of pure and healthy
tastes to try these llayors aud they
will be convinced that they are the
finest, purest, and pest ilavoring for
cakes, buildings, pies etc,
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Street sprinklers, come to the front
and lay this diurnal, nocturnal, frater-
nal, eternal, Internal dust. All the
champagne we swallowed yesterday
has failed to wash the dust from our
threats. We breathe dust, drink dust,
eat dust. Dust to the right of us, dust
to the left of us, dust in front of us.
Down with the dust.
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stree, sprinLIing-To the Public.

We would announce that we are ready to
sprllSle the streets this year Us we did last
Having understood that other parties were
about TO take the contract, who have moth
ing but well TO draw water from, we would
state that we have the only facilities for do
ing the work, having the use of the Texas
and Pacific railway tank, ut foot OF Pacific
avenue, with the use OF steam engine fol
pumping, etc, we feel fully competent "a
give entire satisfaction. Mr. Duane Will call
on the citizens In n few days In reference "a
the matter. DUANE Il HENNESSEI.
41dBt
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DistiDguished Arrivals.

Ex-Governor James English and
son, of Connecticut; II. B. Plant, presi-
dent of the Southern Express compa-
ny, and his secretary, Mr.. Tully; A. B.
Small, president of the Texas Express
company; ]. j. Mullane, superintend-
ent of the Texas Express company, and
j. &. 6McCulloch, arrived in the city
last evening, and are quartered at the
San Jacinto.
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A Suggestion.

The distinguished gentlemen, whose
arrival IL announced In another
column, will leave for the east this af-
ternoon ut three o'clock, via the Texas
and Pacific. Would 1t not be well for
our city authorities and prominent cit
liens and business men to extend to
them the courtesies and Inequalities OF
the city? THE HERALD thinks it
would, and modestly suggests the pro-
priety of so doing.
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Exn,nine Your signs.

Yesterday afternoon the swinging
sign Of Messrs. Williams Il Tollivar,
the Main street druggists, was broken
from its fastenings by the force of the
wind and hung dangling by one of the
hooks. A large lamp, with colored
globe, which was suspended from the
sign, was dashed into fragments and
the sidewalk received a baptism of oil.
Had the lamp been lighted it might
have caused fire.
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brain, II ismore than no can say Of his
eantemporary's, Any ono familiar
with the anleeelents Of the proprietor
NJ the Commercial, US furnished in the
Chicago lnterOeean, will admit that
Chatham street, or almost any other
lhoroughfare, can furnish ~ good u
man,
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The Arrest of Mr. ). w. schencs.

Mr.. j. w. Schenck was arrested yes
terday, on a requisition from North
Carolina, on charge OF embezzle-
ment, while acting as sheriff of Han
over county, North Carolina. AS a
matter of course, the affair created
considerable surprise and regret, as
Mr.. S. has always been looked upon in
this city as a safe, reliable and honest
business man.
The reporter called on q friend of
Mr.. Schenck, and was assured that the
entire affair was n preconcerted scheme
to swindle and persecute him. 1t is
claimed that Mr.. S. settled every dol
lar of his Indebtedness before leaving
North Carolina, and that he now holds
notes and bills of Indebtedness against
parties in that state amounting to nine
or ten thousand dollars. Mr.. Schenck,
in charge of an officer, left for Will
mington yesterday afternoon. THE
HERALD trusts that he will be fully
able to vindicate his innocence, and
wishes him n safe and speedy return to
his family.
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the Inrg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
full designs In tie city. We
have the exclusive sale OF the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic That ~ gifted and
frosted /; also In plain c0lors,
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper Ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE a. LYLE,
SOY Main street.
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To the City Subscribers Of Tho Dallas Herald
From aud after ihis dnie lIehrnhrS
d, 1870, iha connection ~ MS H. "
Neville, as ageui for The city subscrir
lion list, ceases, and mr. Jesse Va WI
Hansen VIII have charge ~ The same
Hereafter Payments u him oniy VIII
be- Acknowledged by this 0iiiee'
y, W, hwIkDEii.h,
Pebruary q, 1874, Publisher,
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NOTICE.

No gentlemen will be admitted to the
Every Few" Masquerade, Wednesday even
ing, unless he presents ticket signed by the
secretary and treasurer. Neither will gen.
tleman be admitted unless accompanied by
lady. ED. ]. SMITH,
I'd .....l p. W. LINsKIE,
]. 8. BURTON.
Committee of Arrangements.
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9ailg GERALD,
FOR SALE.

NY residenee, e0rner ragiiie avenue
and Houston streets, en'braeinE hhii y
bieek 81 gronud, wish a we'll nniHhe''
ons.sisry nnd basement rorli-eoneFelf
buiiding, and all necessary enifhNlln
ingn, eie, A. early applicant mny 80
$40, ", swINDELis,
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rusDAILY lEnALD

VIII be found ou sale w lbe news
boys sn ali irains ~ i,e Texas nhn
ana raeine railway, and ~ ihe i"ii"W'
ing news stands ~ ,he eity, ViAi w. "
Frsakiin a DO, nOi nain street u, W.
star, Lamar street rieroe - i'yie' eo1
main street, ANA ., McEihnre, Lam .
slreAl.
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Tie CbanpioD Excursionist Nv u Lin
..III.Ll

guIst,
II lsR weakness OF TnE HERAlD's
reporter to admire genius, oven unto
reverence. II In human nature 10 nd
n,Iro those natural aud acquired ac-
c0mpllHhments TINT lend M mir of on
chnntmcnt 10 the educated gentleman,
aud no one IL more prompt probably
from u lack Of them HIMSELF TO render
his need Of praise w. II tribute. But
IN ass with lions skin, n dolt with
impudence aud assurnnce,as his stock
In trade, only excltes the reporters
contempt, ~ II does that of any man
of common sense. The reporters lin
guistlc education was neglected in his
early youth, and for that reason he APP
precates the accomplishment the
more In others. But fancy his feel
lngs, on picking up the afternoon edl-
ton of the only paper In northern
Texas and finding such vilalnous muir
der of tho French, Latin and Spanish
languages, respectively, rs follows:
UOus FERROUS, for nous verrons SIC
scn,per tyrraRous, for plain, familiar
old sic Scmpcr tyraaais, the proud mot
to of the Old Dominion; ddois, for
ddios, an expression that is familiar to
every schoolboy in the state, and so on,
at Rfnit,iDi. |ll..
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Sunday school and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store. 5Ol Main street. ~

, W. III. BURTON, AGENT, has opened at the
late stand OF W. Il. DE Long, ps Elm street,
sign OF the Big Gun, a general assortment OF
guns, pistols and ammunition of all kinds
and invites "a call from sportsmen and 9th
ers. He does repairing Of all kinds In his
line. Iron safe work speciality, 5idlw,
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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ALARGE FRONT ROOM.

Well furnished, ut Mrs. Nowlen's Private
Boarding House, Immediately behind the
Postofiice Capt Bryan's residence). suitable
for man and wife, or four gentlemen, with,
board. Apply TO Mrs. Nowlen, on the prem
Uses. 40dlw
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MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTIIE THE SAVAGE
BREAST.
A fine stock OfviOIins, guitars,
fiutes, banjOs, accOrtleOns, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string I'm the city.
PIERCE NLYLE.
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Dallas Odd Fellows joint stock company
stock, paying two per cent monthly dIvi.
dend. AUNSPAUGH u FARRAR,
I3d2t lfAt Brokers'
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CITY BUSINESS.
Found.

Silver watch and chain on the street. own
er can have same by proving property and
paying charges. 2t