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CalE TRIAL RACE.
Minnie Lee wins the nace--Time, I:5s.

Taking into consideration the short
notice that the public had Of the mi
tial race of the Dallas Blood Stock AS
ISOLATION, the attendance at the track
yesterday was, in point of numbers,
very liattering 20 the managers, at
least three hundred people being pres.
ent. Although the races were advcr-
tised to he run promptly ut three
O'Clock, 1t WAS nearly four before the
horses were brought upon the track
and stripped for the race. The first
race was trial race--dash one mile
and one eighth. Of all ages.,-purse of
Sl0O for which there were four entries
Minnie Lee, Bill Williamson, All
Johnson and Altoona. In the pools
Minnie Lee was the decided favorte,
bringing two to one against Billy
Williamson, and ten to one against
the field Altoona and Johnson. The
betting was lively, some confident
sports even going 50 far rs to risk con-
sideraole wealth on their judgment in
placing the horses on the come out.
After the usual delays the riders were
mounted and the judges took their
positions,
A false start was made, ALI johnson
holding back and proving FESTIVE !;
after considerable delay another at
tempt was made with Il similar result,
Billy Williamson not'being ready. A
third attempt Was alike, futile, but at
the fourth effort they all got away
with n bad start, All Johnson being
from some cause held back from the
jump. They passed the grand stand,
on the first eighth of mile, Minnie
Lee first, Altono second, Billy Will
hanson third and ALI johnson fourth,
running under dead pull. At the
second quarter, Billy Williamson
made Il squirt and took the second
place, Altono third and Jolson trail
ing far in the rear. There relative no
sitions were not materially changed
until the last quarter was reached and
the horses came down the home
stretch then Johnson's rider gave him
II little rein and he easily pushed
ahead Of Altono, Minnie Lee ahead
from the jump, came in an easy VIM
ner 10y four lengths, Billy Williamson
second, ALI Johnson third and Altono
bud fourth.
SUMMARY.
The trial purse of 500, for all ages,
one and one-eighth mile, catch
weights. Entrance $40.
q. w. Spencer's b IN, Minnie Lee-l.
4. ID. Crume's ch b. Billy William
SON..
j. ID. Warren's ch h, ALI John
sons.
j. Enos ci m, Altoona-4
Time, l:5S
The time announced from the
Judges stand was los and, if our
memory does not fail us, the fastest
time ever made in the world. If the
lime announced he correct, and we
have no reason for believing other
wise, Dallas can boast of track made
by the fastest time Oh re.
,ord. The races went OIL well enough,
,nly there was considerable talk and
much grumbling at the manner that
Alf johnson was ridden, 1t being palp-
IDLE to every one that he was held
'ack from the start and that he ran
he whole race under dead pull. The
lash of half mile was not run, one of
he horses entered being a little lame.
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outhern Life Insurance Company.
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a Card.


W. c. SICKLES Il CO.,
GrOcers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tlef to thei
country friends, aud ship their crops or If
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
VIC. SICKELS,
July 20. W. II. C0KER.
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Elegant Suits for Boys.
At Stanford's, iO7 Elm street.

Texas and Pacific Lumber Association.
Orders received for lumber in chr load lot
ONCE 73i Main street. Z. o. Box 300.
W. L. JOHNSON, General Agent.
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Ladies' wishing medical treatment viii be
received by Doctress Thomas nj her resi-
dence. Board and room furnished nj usual
prices, paid In advance. Location Wood
street. two BLOCKS south OF san Jacinto
Hotel MRS. +. THOMAS.
sept l5.dlm
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The Washington House. partly furnished,
corner OF Wood and Market streets; good
well and cIstern. Apply on the premises.
sept l6-dlw
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Although little "too previous" did not
catch Stan.o d, at lO7 Elm street, mapping.
He has the clothing, necessary for comfort,
during such n spell of weather,
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Mrs. Moulonls Boarding House.

Situated Immediately in rear Of the Post
office. Large well furnished rooms, suitable
for families or for gentlemen, with board at
reasonable rates, and good cistern water,
sept l7-dlm
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Notice.

The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'s bonds, Nos. /, 2,3,h5,61&,0, H. II, 10,
due October /, 1874, and April |, 1875, will be
paid Parties holding the same Will take
notice. g.. A. LOCKWOOD,
septl0dtf Secretary.
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To EXCHANGE for Dallas City Bonds.

A desirable residence In the city. Apply TO
w. HOLLAND,
sept l0-dlw Herald ONCE.
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Notice.

county scrip for sale In quantities TO suit
tax payers at GIG Elm street.
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Persons Going West

10 buy lands should call on Daugherty
uohneilee zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the postofice, ana obtain II list of lands they
NV VheIlhg IOf sNle. nnglSltf
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Advice.

for Information about the best Steel Gam
Flows write TO COLLINS 4 Co., the celebrates
axe manufaciurers, ala Water street, New
York, Circulars free. ,s,,an, nv"
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THE Daley MLRALD

VIII he found ou sale ny IN" news
boys ON All trains of the fcNa- """
ANA Paclac railway, and ~ the news
stands Ia the city.
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Vert, Smith & Co.

Grocers, No. 400 Elm street. Special atten
ton given to the city trade. Remember tn,
place, 400 Elm street.
sept7dlm VERT SMITH A. co.
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u. q. RUST IN duty authorized t'So'lo't" anu
make contracts for ADVERTISING JOB WORK
and subscription for THE DALLAS HERALD
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There is next TO nothing doing among the
hide buyers Those who pick up an 0cca
sional SIX in nay lie. for dry flint lOmllc. Tor
dry-salt, ana &c. Tor green hides.
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Parlor dining room, library, three bed
rooms, kitchen, stable, barn, garden, well,
etc. Convenient to business, and In a fine
neighborhood. Address
b., LOCK BON 207
sep,0dtf P.0. Dallas.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention ! II0Oksi

Mem sers OF Dallas Hook and Ladder Co.
are requested to meet ut their Truck Hous,
tomorrow Monday Goth inst, 7@0 p. IN .Regu.
lar monthly meeting.
l.. W. LINSKIE, Sec,y.
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Southern Life Insurance comp.,y.


We have been shown u circular from
the president of the Continental .ife
Insurance Company of New York, noti-
Tying It's Southern pollcy-hc;ders of
the transfer Of their risks rom that
company to the Southern Life of Mem.
phis, and requesting them to send lii
their Continental policies to the South.
ern or Its agents for exchange, and
make future payments Of premiums
accordingly, instead of remitting to
New York.
This Isl new dep ,rtur 1.-The d st In.
stancewe know Of where large line
OF life risks have been transferred from
. large and successful Northern to a
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Photographs at Freemans, only 81 30 per
dozen, septlldlw
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Johnson, under the san Jacihto hotel' mas
n few tickets to Decatur, Peoria AMIDST. Louis
for sale chenp. septl0dlm
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

Hemos recibido una patriotica hols
suelta, fechada en- Santo Domingo el
26 del pr6ximo pasado, en- que Sc pO-
nen de manifesto las mentiras y false
dadesde los peri6dicos flibusterosdela
vecina repdblica, siempre que tratan
de la insurreccion separatista en- Ia
grande Antilla, y en- donde Sc COM
baten noble y valerosamente los te-
nebrosos ardides de los detractOre.
de Espara.
Lean nuestros ahonados ell siguien-
te parrafo que trascribimos de la men
cionada hoja, y por el podran formar
juicio de 10 que contlene.
&C. .Estamos en- derecho de SEN
tir que los torcidos y enganosos ira
bajos de los perturbadores de Cuba
refugiados en- Puerto Plata hayan
conseguido trastornar las ideas de al
gunos dominicanos que creemOs ye-
iran de buena f9, llegando a imbuirles
disparates que solo pudieran hallar
cabida entire los cuentos de brujaS
sembrando la desconfanza contra ES-
pana, por medic de invenciones tan
groseras que ofenden al pueblo a
quien Sc dirigen, porque es suponerlO
muy ignorante, siendo asl que el do
minicano que Sc deja engaiar es Por-
que quiere, pues ninguno es tan tOrpe
como los propagandistas cubanos Sc 10
hguran."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

durarfa como diez segundos. El mo
yimiento fue en- su mayor parte !.
oscilacion. Cast toda la ciudad = =
despert6; no hubo panico fuero0
pocas las personas que Sc echaron :
la Gale. En- la capital no ha habid".
derrumbamientos nj desgracias perSo
males. Parece que este terrenoto
fue sentido en- toda La isla y en- Ia A.
Santh6mas En- Arecibo Manat .
agrietaron algunos edifcios, entire eIlos
las iglesias. 90
En- ninguna parte hubo pGrdida de-
vidas.
Tan pronto como ell Excmo, g.
Captain General sinti6 este accidenta
recorri6 la ciudad y visit6 los cuarte'
les y demas edifcios pdblicos en- com.
panfa de sus ayudantes y algunos
jefes.
Dios nos preserve de semejantes ca.
lamidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

de todos los pueblos y que Sc han pu-
blicado en- las dltimas Gacetas."
A este sencillo programa conden-
sado en- tan laconicas palabras por 5. +.
esta en- efecto unida la opinion de la
inmensa mayorfa de estos habitantes.
Ell Sr. general SAM resume como
sigue los actos de su gobierno:
Dejo, pues, La Isla tranquila, ase-
gurado ell 6rden y protegidas la pro-
piedad y las familias; aumentadas las
fuerzas del ejercito con economic para
la Isla, con una seccion de montana
formada con parte de 10 que costaba la
disminuida escolta del Captain Gene
raj las obras piblicas en- gran name
ra impulsadas ell estado de la Ha-
cienda fioreciente; ell esp1ritu de aso-
ciacion para los intereses generates
promovido, como 10 demuestra La aso-
ciacion de hacendados de Ponce que
tuve el gusto de presidir en- una de
mis- visitas; ell proyccto de Banco con
los billetes de la indemnizacion, que
acogf como en- extreme beneficloso, y
las asociaciones de Ayuntamientos
para caminos y hneas telegraficas ;
en- gran manera levantado ell esp1ritu
pdblico hacia Espana y ell rey d. Al
fonso XII; acreditada y .bien sentada
la justicia y moralidad en- ell gobierno
administration; desterrados PERU
diciales abuses; sentadas las bases y
hechas las oportunas reclamaciones
para dar La vida que necesitan la agri-
cultura comercio de la lsla; y res
tablecida la union y ammonia que tan
arraigadas Sc hallaban en- otros felices
tiempos en- esta venturosa terra"
S. E. concluye dando las gracias al
pals, 4 las corporaciones y 4 los fun
narios que lie ayudaron & alcanzal
resultados tan lisonjeros,
Por nuestra parte creemos habel
dado cabal idea de este notable docu-
mento sobre cuya adquision y lectura
llamamos la atencion de cuantos sc
interesen por la marcha de la cOsa
pdblica; y puesto que este articulo es
va demasiado largo, ponemos aqu1
punto fnal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10

El Journal des lubricants de Sucy.
inserta en- su mum. q de octubre una
carta del Sr. Jouye-Rey en- que este
Sc congratula de que ell analisiis de los
azdcares sin miel hecho por ell direc-
tor de dicho peri6dicoo industrial. NJ
bureau, haya dado los mismos &sou
jeros resultados que Ell practicable por
el (por el inventory.
M. bureau ha publicado sin contra
decirla dicha carta; luego que no
nos >engan6 M. Jouve-Rey al decirnos
que habia sometido al reconocimiento
de aquel eminente qufmico los pro-
ductOs de su invencion.
Llamamos sobre ell citado n1mero Ia
atencion de La PYensa de Mayaguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
"Nueua York, 18 de nov..embrs de 1875.

Las noticias de aver hoy me hacen Greer que 10
question de Cuba ha contribudo va todO 10 que podia
dar de ST sOsener la excitacion de la prensa alamS
da por misterios diplomaticos FuerOn tales las COME
turas que formaron acerca del contenid0 de Ia nous
de Mr.. Caleb Gushing tai la ansiedad que cause
discussion de la misma por ell gabnete de Madrid gus
hoy que conocda la cOnestacOn del goblerne esPs
mol va NADIA queda la question para allmehIaf s
iebre speculative sea la actltud que tolsi"
Mr.. Grant en- -su pr6xmo MensaJe Es8 acutuu ia
deja adivinar un despacho especial de Washington
que publica ell Times, cuya procedencla oheai ss u
patente. Pero antes de reproducr los parraios ne
notables de despacho que viene ser ell corOlao
de cuanto sc ha dscutdo hasta aqu1, convene I'll ol
den 6gco crOno6gco de los sucesOs citar 10 que hsn
dcho aver hoy otros peri6dcos menos aatorizsuos'
Es tan POGO frecuente hallar ell Herald muestrss
de sensatez uicio cuande Sc echa eiscutIn
sobre la question de Cuba, que los artculOs que ha
dicadO estos dias al asuRtO merecen ctarse, s9ueI
el fin de tener armas suyas con que hsilri0
cuandO vueva desbarrar fav0r de los insarrecDs
y amenazar Espana con ell envfo de an monitor gus
arroe de Cuba los espanoles. De su articuO ds sys
merecen leerse los siguentes parrafos: =
"Como tambien hemos manifestado anterlormen's,
bueno es que considere 81 Espana, atacaos eh ."
soberania motive de la question de Cuba psrni.
nece Ia s0la, sin aliados de ninguna especle froPO
de neclos sera gn0rar cuales son las Inlras de 1"
de LAndres, expresadas gu notable arteu0, qu'
aver reprodujlmOs. Cuando habls 81 Times Gu eGI 81
ralmente la voz de Ing aterra la que hsoIA'
del presidente Pierce, descubrimos que Espans ccn
ba con Inglaterra Francia por aIiaGos' :: "
gobierno esclavista que antes domlna6a en- Ia CnlU
hubiera pretendido extender dominios hastS OuU
nos huberamos seguraments encontrado enVuel.os 81
una guerra tres grapdes naciOnes tCue Saoo~O.
pues, ri Espana contara ahora con alados que is p
tean defendan contra todo asalto dado su soOeiA
MAI JPodremos esperar que Ingaterra mlTe con y
diterencia I'm atentado, cuyo fin ser1a eesruJ eenhr.
soberania one nacion europsa hermana eerce
de coonias en- las Antillas asi mismo neraa r
mast Aun suponiendo que midiesemos nuestras Cue
zas en- ucha con Espana solo por la possession de CuOs
ell costo de la guerra con las circumstances mas sn
tajosas nuestro favor, la segurdad de ID sO,g
ria, seris infinitamente mayor que e yaor
de Cuba como poses americana: Charles o""nI ~a!
persona altamente competence asuntOs de es'a e.
Gle, dijo, cuando por primera suscito Ia
de Cuba, que 10 menos que podria costarnos una
ra que proporcionara gu anexiOn ssrisn quiusu'
millOnes de pesos.
I4os sspanoles tienen msjOr marina que noso.res,
sAGllRsR's sPasdsa dssFuV RussEQ sgmsVsle, A9!gssa
ze-s>s4ss ~ zSS&a szsSaaSszd ss~
sa~azzs5s1escsw 7rgTs--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
BANCO DE PUERTO-RICO.
PROYECTO DE EsTATUTOS.
de Ia Constitution, Capital, domicilio
q duraciOn de la S0cieddd.

Art1culO 1o-Se crea una SociedaC
an6nima bajo la denomination tie Ban
co de Puerto Rico.
2o-El capital del Banco sera de III
million cuatrocientos mil pesos repre-
sentados por siete mil acciOnes de
| doscientos que impOrtan las cedulas dt
esclavos, pudiendo aumentarse en- loI
t3rm1nOs Y bajO las condiciOnes que
! acuerde la Junta General de acciOnis
| tas.
3c-El Banco quedara establecide
desde ell mOmentO que Sc pague pOr e
TesorO ell primer dividendo de las ce
dulas suscritas.
4o-Podran ser accionistas los que
solicitaren, pagando igual tanto POI
ciento que los tenedores de c6dulas. El
desembolso Sc hara q medida que sc
pague La indemnizacion; sera q razon
de diez por ciento anulalmente del GU.
po suscritO.
5o-Como quiera que los principales
accionistas del Banco seran los tenedo-
res de cedulas bOnOs one sc den,
dicho establicimiento Sc hara cargo del
cobro Ell cada ailo del Tesoro, los di-
videndos correspondence a dichas ce-
dulas 6 bonos.
GEL domicilio del BancO sera San
Juan de Puerto Rico.
7o-La authorization del Banco du-
rara veinte y cinco amos prOrogables,
previo acuerdo de la Junta general de
acciOnistas.
OPERACIONEs Y BASES GENERATES.
8o-Tiene por objeto esta Sociedad.
Art.--DescOntar letras de cambiO,
pagar6s & la 6rden y otros documentos
vegetables que tengan q 10 m6nos
dos firmas de garantfa & satisfaction
y sean pagaderas en- I'm plazo que no
exceda de noventa dias.
Art. 2o-Hacer prestamos antici-
pos q una solatirma, pero garantida con
eldep6sito de generos de comercio, fru
tos del pals, metales preciosos, acciO-
nes de empresas legalmente constitui
das y otros decumentos de facil reali-
Zacion, (cuyo plazo tampoco debera ex-
ceder de nOyenta diaS.
Art. 3o-Admitir dep6sitos volunta.
rios 6 judiciales de monedas y barras
de orc plata.
Art. 4c-Verifcar cobranzas de can
tidades fjas 6 lfquidas.
Art. 3o-Recibir dinero por un ITEM
po determinado que no ha de baiar de
tres meses nj la cantidad de doscientos
pesos, abonando ell interes que Sc con-
venga.
Art. 6o-Llevar cuentas corrientes
a las personals, sociedades Y corpora
clones que 10 soliciten efectuando gra
tnitamente los pagos y cobros, pero
sin quedar nunca eD descubierto.
Art. 7?-Negociar y girar letras de
Cualquiera otra operacion comercial
8 industrial lie esta prohibida al Banco.
Art. 9o-Tambien podra ell Banco
sucursales en- La plaza 6 pla-
zas de la Isla que lie convenga, previo
aeuerdo de la Junta general de aecio-
nistas,
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NO HAY GUERRA
CON LOS EST s-UNIDOS.

Els tan interesante la siguiente carta
que publica nuestro apreciable colega
ell Diario de la Marina que, pOspO-
niendo otros materiales, la reproducl-
mos fntegra q pesar de su mucha
extension.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-10
(Continuard.)

En- la madrugada de hoy 9 4 la una
y Is minutes Sc sintio en- esta capital,
precedido de una especie de ruido
suPterrsneo, IN temblor de TERRA que
"a Hsss7s esSa ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-31

women. 1t is striped length
wisein bright coors to the swell OF the
calf, each stripe headed with large
vandyke, or steeple on solid ground OF
contrasting color or ofwhite. Children ;
stockings follow the same character OF
stripping, but with even greater variety
than is displayed in that intended Tor
women.
Of course all this elaborate and orna.
mental hose is made to be seen, and
with high buttoned boots this would
be impossible. Who would hide rose
buds and butterflies, beehives and busy
bees under covering OF kid or cloth?
SO inventors are meeting the require
rnents of the case with sandal boots OF
black and bronze kid black satin and
black velvet, with straps that button
over the foot, from toe to ankle, show
ing the stockings with its exquisite EN-
broideries and clockings in the spaces
between the straps. Each strap Is or
namented with buckles Of silver, gold,
steel or jet, and for full house or car
riage dress the buckets are nestled IN
the centre OF lace rOsette. Ihis lace
may be either white or black, or Of the
still more rare and popular, lately pro-
duced ecru Russian lace, made, however
in Brussels, of either unbleached flax or
of Angora fleece, Il lace destined to take
the same rank among white and ecru
laces that llama does among black.
These boots have square box toes and
Louis XIV. heels when intended for
house or carriage wear, and when for the
drcssiest occasion, are ornamcnted Just
below the instep with large Louis XIV.
bows of duhlias of velvet, trimmed with
lace. The tops are also trimmed with
lace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-31
BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O.OOO
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
VI. A. CHANDt. ER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, S250.O00
SURPLUS, 100000.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business Of banking in all its
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JoHN X. BOTSFOED, WSI. b. SIMPSON.
j JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. y. TURNER,
q GORGE ADAMS, join l.. HOBlls,
Gil O. w. FRASZHEIM, JOIN T.. WILSON,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my2l
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Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements To occupy fixed places %
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cuts viii he charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 81 per
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Local Notices - cents per line-bH no
jDcai Hoitce wtN be inserted Jon less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except TOY establish
eel business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advert iSciuCnt.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will hr confined TO
their legitimate business, and all aINcr-
tIs-mrntS not connected with il Will Oe
charged for al our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-31
noncn's Stockings.
The 'ollowing is for ladies only:

Tho 'oIiowing is for ladies only:
The new fashionable silk hose come in
fancy boxes, four pairs in box, from
$40 t. $50 box. The four pairs are all
different coiors, and each pair 10 en-
bruiderrd or clocked in II different de.
,igu. The artists ard designers skill is
seen ~ every pair. Some are pure, 9TH
rrs pearl and others cream white; some
palc.bluc. rc.e color, mauye. drab, brown
in all shades red, from scarlet 10 deep
crimson; and gray, from the darkest
London sm H. to the p"lest lead color.
EXQUISITE combinations in strongly con-
tra>lrI color, appear III embroidery on
tho sides, running halt way up the leg, or
to the swell Of the calf above the ankle,
and sometimes covering the whole IN
step. Sometimes the embroidery is of
the same color a. the stocking, long
lines running between open lace like
clocks, terminating in iiori form points
half wAv between the knee and ankle.
Tie iu,,"p of pair Of silk hose IS
sprlnkled over with tiny roscbuds and
leaves in natural colors, the pure green
and red Another pair has