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TIN DALLAS lL00D STOCK ASSOClA-
Tl0N.
Grand state Tournament nnd Agricui-
iurni Exposition, August ian, 1879,

lho most brilliant display ol Gallant
Rnlahta over scon In the state, aud mounted
on the most splendid collection of liloodod
Horses ever before exhibited In Texas, The
PrIScs TO he competed for are the most yalu'
able over offered In this country ON such 90.
customs. An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor.
ough'brod and trottlng horHps-doublo and
single harness, ana saddle horses, tho best
display OF horsomanshlp by Indies and gen.
tlcmon, Premiums viii bel lyon for tho best
display ~ Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
Nll other agricultural products, Also forthe
boat span of mules used exclusively for farm.
Ing purposes. There viii be n magnificent
band In attendance. Tho Dallas Blood Stock
Association win spare no pains In ndmnis-
terlng TO the WANTS OF tholr guests on this
occasion, aud confidently expect TINT IL viii
be the largest gathering OF the people yet
Witnessed In North Texas.
There Will be presented TO the best drilled
company In Dallas, u magnificent silk llag.
A. WADE, W. Il. MILLER,
Secretary. President.
July23-dSwtoliaug
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MnNor'a soMrI.

Ills llonors reception was lhinly at-
tended yesterday, the boys saving
themselves up TO appear In u grand
body tomorrow.
Mr.. blackburn, Representative from
one of our neighboring counties, plcNd
guilty To the charge OF having had too
much whisky aboard, and was knock
cd OH At three dollars and costs
Mr., Jones owns house somewhere
In the city which he rented TO some
fraIl lady for immoral purposes, Mr..
Jones acknowledged tho fact, and
gracefully gave letters of credit on the
United States Government for ten dol
lars aud Gusts.
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Sa,i Accident.

Mr.. Charles +. Hitler, an old and
wcll-known resident of this city, met
with m accident In Corsicana, ON
"Wednesday evening last, about O
o'clock, which resulted In his death.
lie had recently purchased pony,
and was riding II that evening, when
from some reason II took fright and
threw him violently to the ground
His foot caught in the stirrup, aud he
was dragged n considerable distance
before the pony could be caught Upon
investigation Of his injuries, 1t was
found that Mr.. Hitler had received n
compound fracture of the skull, from
which he died the same night ut 10
o'clock. His remains were brought to
this city for interment, Thursday, and
were followed TO the grave by large
number of relatives and friends.
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I.ersOuHi

steele Il Price, Of Chicago, H. Louis
aud Cincinnati, We are pleased Ia Hay,
arc among the fow who put into tho
market articles just IN represented,
perfectly pure, solicited with care aud
combined In manner 10 bo perfect In
their action aud results, Their Dr.
prIGe's Cream Baking Powder and
True l'layorlng Extracts have been mp
proved by the United Statea Goycrn'
menL The only way 10 force adul'
loated cheap articles out Of the mar
kot IL 10 encourage honest manuf,o-
turcra,
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One week from tomorrow the cleo
ton for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention takes place. 1t is hardly
necessary for THE HERALD to again
refer to the absolute Importance of
every qualified elector casting his vote
FOR CONVENTION. A strong effort will
be made to defeat the call, and unless
Northern Texas votes solidly In favor,
1t is not improbable that the measure
may be defeated, In view of this fact,
THE HERALD would again impress
upon every man the necessity and i'm
portance of registering before the
County Clerk. The fact that man
has registered and voted ut the city
election is not sufficient. To vote at
the coming election, one must register
before the County Clerk, and that duty
can not too soon be performed.
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The Kansas Ice Company yesier-
day shipped one wagon load iifleen
hundred pounds -of loo 70 our neigh'
barring village Of Fort Worth, Stick
" lemonades, Paddock, and Keep eoel'
-lslder ~ N, lapo having returned
after an absence ~ two weeks viii
preach this morning aud evening AZ
the Christian Church Ito leaves dur
ing tle coming week for Kentucky,
where he will remain Tor some time
Can't Paddock Induce his eandl'
date, the gentleman who parts his
name Ia the middle Hon, ~ Rush
Wallace 10 G0me over and give the
people of Dallas his Views on tho CON
atiuilonal Conyenllong
"A decision was rendered by tho
United States Commissioner yesler'
day, IN the ease 0f Melnlurll, tho al
legged nickel pounlerfeiler who was
held la tho sum NJ one thousand dnl'
lars 10 answer before the United States
District Court, IN default of which he
was committed ~ the county jail
"A sound lnanoler u this olly pro-
poses, IN u happy solution Of our llnail'
eiaI problem, aud one that viii speed
lIy relieve tho city of hor Indebted
lleaa, 10 reverse Tho order of things
IN tho Mayors court let tho llnoa he
divided pro rata among tho officials,
aud lot The ooala 80 lnlo the city
treasury
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Iunr received NJ tho MilwaulIoe lioor Hall,
GOd Main Htrpoi, o large quantity ~ lhf eelo'
braled Frankfort Laser iioer, THIS beer N
superior ~ any IN Tho United Alaieh, II alAo
haa received imported lIhcln wine duAnAH'
rnnp runn,
The proprietor han onRngcd Prof lAnuea
string baud 10 gyo conoorla NJ Ills hall every
evening, lulylhNl
OnAM nr watches aud Icwclry' All gooda
engraved free Of chnlgo,
DO YOU wani,n suitable present for u
frond' You can fnd II NJ ornmA, from u
iino Mold watch aud chain down ioa llttlo
Iing And cmemborit viii be beautifully
engraved FREQ Of charge.
NJ. DRAM haa In his employ one OF tho
boAt wntchmnkon IN the state, ilomombor
this whom you 40 10 have your Watches no
paired,
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A Sure Remedy.

The Turco-A American Oxygenated Vapor
Baths ARE warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
and medicinal efficiency. They will accom-
plish more In one month in the positive re-
lief and permanent cure of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect In one
year, and at less than one one-twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases OF the followinp
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheuma.
tism, rheumatic govt, artlcular rheumatism.
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia, nerv-
GUS debility, scrofula, all diseases of the skin,
Kidneys and bladder, liver CONF plant, female
weakness (no matter of how long standing,
syphilis In all Its stages, spinal disease, pro
iopsus uterI. Some cases will require mag
netism In connection with the vapor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. / haye cured ca
SEES OF rheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
years stan ding In one hour, also chills and
fever. Will give $50 to any person that will
produce case OF the above named diseases
mat can not cure, where the patient re-
tains suihcient vitality for healthful recu-
peration. The baths should be taken once
week for general health, and as prevent
alive OF fevers, cholera and other contagious
diseases. They will cure the rash or break.
ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much from the
intensity OF summer heat as by opening the
pores IL carries of through the perspiration
much morbid matter from the blood, thus
freeing the system of internal COMPOSITIONS.
Rooms at residence on Wood street, west
OF cotton compress. A proper assistant Is
employed to attend gentlemen in the bath
room from s A. ". until l0P. N. Ladies' win
receive special attention. Come and see me. |
Told or fepid shower baths can be had |
without the vapor Baths, II desired. Shower
bath, 80 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used was invented and nat
snted by DIR. X. r. Roberts, the greatest ply
'ician OF the age, who Is now located I'm New
Orleans. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
Jydim Magnetic Physician.
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DALLAS, July ., 1875,

To the citizens and public generally:
feel ita sense OF duty of mine to make
known to the public, for their benefit, that |
have been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt TOR several years, and for the
last six months nave been confined to my
bed more than half the time by the above
diseases. was induced by friends to try DR..
Coleman's Electro Napor and Medlcated
Baths, and though having no faith in them
they have effected u permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumatlcgout. Yours re-
specially, j. DUANE,
No, iO3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
julylidlm
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personal,

Charlie liabcoolI, agent Of the pop
ular Vandala line, returned 10 tho city
yesterday, from brief trip In the In
leroat Of his road, aud illumInod lhc
mnclum ofTIn lIgHLAD with u view
Of his good.natured pha,
Tho many friends Of Mr. John
Bowen, who moi with the painful ao'
cldcnt nonto months Since which NO
cessllalcd the ampulalIon of hlA foot,
were glad To meet him on the streets
yesterday, almost entirely recovered,
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AT last
Glorious rain.
And still they chop.
Register register ! register!
Everybody looked happy over the
rain.
Send the children to Sabbath
School to-day.
"A calico hop Ia now spoken Of
Put II through.
Large quantities of lumber still
continue to be transported Westward.
The Mission Union Sunday School
meets Mt the Courthouse this afternoon
ut 4 O'clock.
Legal matters We're decidedly dull
yesterday. But little business in either
OF the courts.
blessed, thrice blessed, was the
gentle dew that fell from the portals of
Heaven yesterday.
Suggestions rs to how to extricate
the city from Ler financial embarrass-
ments are in order.
The arrivals of grain yesterday
were quite small, under the inllluence
of (which wheat was quoted at ninety
cents.
Consult the Church directory pub
lished In another column, and select
therefrom a place of worship to visit
to-day.
The entire State will be well rep
resented at the grand tournament
which will DO held in this city ON the
l4th Of August.
The HERALD regrets to learn that
Mrs. J. s. Leachmrn, nee Mrs. Welthea
Il. Graham, Is lying dangerously III at
her residence In this city.
1.-The inhabitants of Fort Worth
have entirely ceased to discuss the
question Of railroads. They take no
Interest IN the subject whatever.
The matrimonial market Is look
ing up, and may be quoted as decided
ly firm. Two well known young gen.
tlemen of this city are about to take
the fatal leap.
The city was crowded, yesterday,
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Them nv Dance Must Pay the Fid
Sller.S

d,er.
A colored man named George Smith
had Mr.. A. A. Mcdaniel arrested yes
terday on charge of assault. 1t ap.
pears that Nc. had rented room from
the darkey, who, finding that he could
secure a larger sum per month for it,
desired him to vacate 1t. This Nc. de-
clined to do until his month was up.
Yesterday morning Smith entered the
room, when Nc. inquired what he
wanted. Smith repliedt that he wanted
the room, when Nc. ordered him ont
OF the room, but he declined to go un-
I'll Nc. seized a Ratchet to enforce the
order. That was an argument Smith
couldn't get around, and he called In
the services Of policeman to assist
nun III solving 1t, who did so by ar
resting Nc. OF course, bond was
promptly given, aud when the case
came up before His Honor was as
promptly dismissed, aud Mr.. McDan-
lei discharged, throwing the costs ON
smith, who can, In the future, devote
a little Of his time to discovering the
difference betwlxt tweedle-dee and
tweqdlc-dum," and add one more to
the long list of citizens white and
are trying to solve the
financial problem Of the city by calcu-
lating how long 1t would take her 70
pay out of debt " only the costs went
into the treasury instead OF the zines.
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Moaara, A. n, Jet aud H. q, Hcegar
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnn DALI.Aa IIHnALp PnHTisd Cont
FANNY, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
further notice. W, q, HOLLAND,
liualneaa Manager
DAilas, July I, ma,
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NOTICE.

Al delinquent stock Ia The
Dallas Real I.siaie and iiniid'
ing Association, viii be sold 10
iiie highest bidder ~ pubic
auction, 0n wednesday. iiie ~,
day Of August, 1879, Sale ~
iiie corner of Him and Austin
streets, al ~ 0'ei0ek NJ,
a.. n. BARRY,
Secretary ana Treasurer ID, IT,
u. and ~. Association,
July 10 dl6t
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nnsnalnn Mnnanl Tears.n

Ifyou would relieve your eyes NJ
hurtful strain II you would prevent
loas u sight, or No soolh tho light "a
your eyes ~ 10 render reading u phys
ioal ~ we'll 10 mental pleasure, use llie
"Dlamond Hpeetaeles," manufactured
by the Spencer Mauulpplurlhg Com
pany Of 10 Maiden Lane, Now York,
For sale by j, NJ, Omm, Main street,
Dallas, Texas
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A Card.

j, Denni desires to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has reopened
his business house, on the square, north of
the courthouse, where he win keep con.
stantly ON baud n splendid stock of stoves
and Tlnware All work in his line viii he
doncby the best of worltmen. Satisfaction
guaranteed. July 20-dlm
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EoH aALIa.

ny residence, esEueF raeine syenae
sna tiaussss streets, ensbFseing hsifs
black ~ gFeuaa, with - we'll nnisnea
enesisFy ana basemeni FeehsneneFeie
baiiains, ana all nseessaFy aui'baiid'
insa, aie, A. early applicant may se'
eaFe y bargain
sEo, W, swiEDEiIs,
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ui.Aac,i Itnin.

A glorious rain commenced TO fall
about . O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
aud continued for nearly IN hour,
Though n little late, aud Of hardly Suf-
tlclont duration, II had II most bcnon-
cent result upon our parchcd gardens
and dusty lhoroughmrcs
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CITY BUSHES
TypogrnphIonI Iuion,

The members Of Dallas Typographical
linton No, l7l are requested 10 meet ~ tho
Clly Hail this evening ~ two 0olool,, for tho
purpose ol trnlHlcllng such bunIneAa ~ may
come bofuro tho Union,
i, NJ, nILLIAMHos, Recording Secretary,
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July isd "

r0sr Lost on Friday morning Inst, he
tween Sanger Bros store, Lamar street, and
C0ohrano avenue, n blue satin fan with
white Ivory caso mud blue ribbon attached.
Tho finder viii DO rewarded by leaving II at
Judge iiurf0rds oillco. July23-dlt
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Grneers and dealers Ia rro iuee, 90 Elm
sireei, viii Furnish bagging ana Ilei ~ lifll
eoupiIy friends, and shlp liieir eleps ~ u
plauieTs wish " eppsgn seton ~ wheat "
lheir frlends in Galveston, lhfy viii make
yerY liberal advances,
Ia,y a. >IsREIr
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Select school for Males and rema,c..
Secretary.
July23-dSwtoliauI

The fan session win open september ith'
Charges Ms heretofore, Parents who have
seen the evil results OF changing teachers
and books every year, win nnd II to their
interest TO patronize this school.
IL. W, ALDEHOFF, A. NJ.
July 23-dQaw)5w
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small Fox.

We have procured fresh vaccine virue, and
VIII vacolnatc those dosiring II, NJ our oilioo,
corner of Main ana Lamar streets, between
tho hours of 10 A. AZ, ana y. N,
POPE Is LOCKE.
iuly IN a N
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Es,ies

There viii ~ Irsalar meeling n liis
SLACK hold ~ u no Dallas Herald fnHllHs
ColnpanY, ~ ihe pnina ~ lle southwestern
lao Insurance ppmpanFi pa "Wednesday
ApsHsl IS isll.
n W,G HOLLAND, secretary
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Ts.s DAILy ugnALD

viii be- i.u.a 90 saIs w ihe news
hers sn All iFainE ~ ihe Iesas and
aaa r.cine railway, aaa ~ ,he news
stands 10 the eiiy,
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Mn, JoasrH hwAlH viii have tho exclusive
charge Of lhe city circulation of Tho Daily
Herald from lhla data unll further notice
Inne ~, INA,
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For sale or exchange, for unlmproyod lots
IN city OF Dallas, u No, I ArIon Plano. EN-.
qulro OF N. y. PIERCE,
jylOdlw Az ". u. Lylea Book Aioro.
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Correctly done, and positively by the tina
romhed NJ j, NJ. Drama, bO7 Main street,
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mlsGflllAtOus
FLOUR.

Tn Knl4s Nli0ean Pfau' ana ,ifrA "A ~
tlr lligN lnur lig lHkels AlM lAiNl'l 4,
Mo usf the -le0Hii Fa4u' brand epNrllN' "
ttjiill' ~ tAa hsl HpnhfrH iipNr iAN pf
illni 90 salral
oBENCnAIN CiilLnNtssi Asenlsl
Tanner tlW ani Aafhfl 'lrFl''
Iulv T-dIu
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wake Up and See What ia
Going On.

Joseph Aenczer, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
lie delivers them to customers free. Go
and give him a trial, at SIS Elm street.
67d3m
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DlSBURSEM ENTS.

by amount paid on county war;
rants and District Court orders
general ,,",.,,...,,...,,,.... slS,5Oi 40
BY amount paid in jury scrip and
District Court orders-general
fund ;s...",,o..",,..",,,,...,. 2,2OO W
BY amount paid on road warrants
(received of ih)..,.".,..,..... GA 20
by amount paid on Courthouse
scrip and oupons.,.......,,............ 2O07 Is
by amount Treasurers commission
on slS,9S6 Olaf ~ per cent total
amount received, 47i85
BY amount Treasurer's commissions
on SlS,30l 81 less $3.50 % at ~ per
cent total amount disbursed.,.... AIS 81
sl0,3l5 80
Amy furthernformation In relation to the
above report, can be had by calling at the
Clerk office and examining my quarterly
reports, or at my Office and seeing my books.
NJ. V. COLE,
Treasurer OF Dallas county, Texas.
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Notice.

Ny accounta recognized by Hamilton Il Co.
unless made by the undersigned,
July 7--dtf T.. HAMILTON.
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NOT Al ,


All pHHirg having e0pds slpffl ~ nNl
due aud oelig, aTH hflphY nniiNri W can
aud paY az storage fhHfHta Nnl lNAr lllrll
prllfdy aWHgi VI n0i dphf ~ ton iAYs Iip'n
llib date. publlG sllf thereof VIII ~ maze VI
us 40 0ur Waffinusri 10 TIE elll Ni hlllHsl W
n0lirG lhai w viii sfii 40 ihr expiration pl
irn days nDiu lhls date W pay Storage az
all goods iH our Walrhnusl upgn Whlell
sl0riee 10 6up, POINTER, hiilElpa&tp,
luly lsdlul
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THE HERALD jog OFFICE

, Has been thoroughly recrsanised and 1.
Risiises I n ,s 70 ,s 40 Az kinds OF Job
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Get your commercial job printing done at
Herald. Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, etc.
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WANTED.

Two reliable agents 10 travel In tho
Interest Of 1'Ig Herald,
, 1875-06-01
ashInu Tor divorce bocnnso Lis vita Florohcs
han lett l,s bed and hoard TOR Two ynara.


Ian jeft h,s he'd And hoard tor Two years.
ITEMS.
T1io hearing in thu caao Of tho 1Jnlan Trust
Company W. tho Rockford, ltotk TthMl Il 1t.
touis l.alrnal Company vliul, was 80. for yos-
tiny H,s nobtpopcl until F,idav.
paSxnuiTC1 trrNs.
A frat dividend Of 0 nor cont was d0clarod In
tt1e matter Of williamson, 0tay d. ca.
Isobort It. Cnuilon, ! grain merchant Of tila
city, Nel n Voluntary petition. His ns.eta are
gG2.50. willis l!ln tlnbts foot up 80, 7Gl..5. Tho
caro- waH rofcsreh to tho lscEIhttr.
Discharges vern iae1rt 10 1tobort and James
q. Long. and ". Il. I}arnu'n.
III tho mhttbr OF For Il Howard, 1Itls. Ayor Il
Co. ft1el palitiun and ebtatnod Nh injunction
agatnRt Henry =. Monroe trnsteo. restraining
lin from selling TIM premises IN til" corncf Of
Wabasf, avcnun atla Ftftv-iitet ttroct moEtgagod
slnto and Fftietl atreots. 1norgngoi for sl2 oG0:
They arc asiu TO 10 worth to9othst tie sum Of
e5o.0no. --.-.-.. .......
". II. Porsy, AsAgnec, huod tho Mercantile
lnsnrance Company Of Cleveland Tor -, to.
cous1Y cornr.
In tho estato Of IL. htiolpiI lsceRn! q grant OF
administration waa nado to Wifholmlna Eeoso
under bond for .G00:
III tk1s cAthto Uf Joliu lienrJ Car! l1ehtiof. q
grant Of guardianship WAH nRde to Helonh httt
nllt! Charles Witt, unlot nu approved Lond for
a7. OoO.
~ .,a., num s,a,.,.t liz nisfn, ~ ta ri.
est"ts VI ~ - "l@aa "se'uns wiz e'"''1 ~ WV ~
n,liilatEatt11;
Tho will OF JOHN Lewis Was autn'ttea 10 PRO"
with tIo viii annexed, WAS made to Henry +.
o,cto ,,u,tor ~, nnurnrn,1 h,,t,t fr f1nl III)i
, 1875-06-01

explanation on tho subject. .ThcEe. will, OF
epilrsr, he 1a,lica', rons(emhn'a, md Juvenile
dcpntttnent. afsd IN .his connection Il may 10
stnlcl TINT, IN tho Iadiaf department, q Hnnco
tboy can purnus their investigation Of Tia tata-
loGue with that ttHo and eonfo.t which ID thrtt
rrctogative al tho wnrd over. Altogether, tho
lal)ttA department will bc A grch. iSnproscnche
iu every reapect orer that In tho old building.
NEW FEArrEE
In tho lihrarf-roHh will bo consultation depart.
licnt, Wh.cll will be rro7idal With chairs at!l
tables and froEnfly Taitc Of to secure ascnst1s,,
for TO beotis OF nacs' ~ may do'sro to conduct
Of which tho Library l,aa a largo and vhluablo
collection, whic, tho public hhro no. ytt beeh
hb'o TO enjoy oil hccunnt Of lack 81 h'ttab!e ac-
comn,o,latiDn. Tho Benrotary'B office will ho in
tIonod about It being TINT II ia very light aud
airy apartment. mud uili probably To found to
nn.wor. veil tho purpose for which It ID being
adaptel.
1Itr FOURTH rfnnn
Of tho building In 10 10 occupied A. the Library
tckding.roon, and It already heAEa oyitlenco OF
It's future LISA in tho collection Of chairs and
papes-racAB, and til, largo stand for guch i,e.
riodicala ~ arc handed over tl,a counter rcad
era Oh their going security III t!ls hhapa Of \
piece OF palsr snbpohcd to contain their naire
and residence. 1lliB stand looks r6ry tn,ich tho
worse fur the journey Il i,na taken, II being q
f'ail AFFAIR md uviden''y not sonhtsuctsd s,;sti to
Tic arrangement Of tho rcading-room will
not differ In my nlatorfal rospect fro,n
that previously adopted 4 room to tho Houtli
Of tito nlatu lepnttmont Ia 10 bo used for the
to THUR being bound up subsequently into tntor-
eating voluincA. TO 10 added TO tho Consulting
l}opnttment.. Tho movlng Of tho reading do
tnrtnrnt did not tcomtnenco until oo,i Saturday,
but the work has been pnh,cd With slacritv, aud
it ia nxpeclctl Tint tho now room will 10 opened
! TT tia nub1iA WetnHst1ay.
, 1875-06-01

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