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AQUA Miraculoso.

This exquisite Spanish Toilette Prepare
ii H." for identifying and preserving the COM
plexion aud skin, has for years been exclusive
iy prepared by Don Manuel Acosta, an eminent
chemist of Seville, Spain, and by him sold IN
large quantities to the elite of that city, Madrid,
nava ma and elsewhere, as an incompatible
beautifer and preventative of the complexion,
aud certain preventive of wrinkles, freckles,
pimples, sunburn, tan, and all blemishes OF
the skin. While making voyage to Cuba
some years ago, on one of the British Royal
Mail Steamships, Don Manuel was overtaken
by severe sickness, and his life for days des
paired of, but ultimately he rallied and recOv-
cred, and as an acknowledgment OF his appre-
citation Of DR.. Campbell's services, Or. c. be-
ing al that time medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the doctor with the
formula from which he prepared his famous
"Agua Miraculoso," miraculous Water.) So
may lady patients for whom DIR. C. has pre-
pared an occasional bottle, having EXPIRE. sed
themselves most enthusiastically in regard to
its merits, he has determine for the future to
prepare it as a standard toilette prepars ton.
It's use imparts to the skin dazzling brilliancy,
healthy freshness, transparent clearness, vel
vety smoothness and exquisite sOftness. 1t is
not paint or enamel, but a deliciOusly fra
grant Medicated water for the skin, of marvel
Gus efficacy Warranted harmless rs pure
milk. Price, one dollar per bottle. Six bot
ties for five dollars. Expressed to any ad
dress. Prepared only by James Campbell
NJ d, Chemist, &c Fulton ST., N. Y. Beware
of dangerous and worthless limitations.
To Druggists.
The druggist first sending an order for no
less than one dozen Aqua Miraculoso, accom-
panied by at least % cash, balance e. .. u.
will have the exclusive agency for the town II
which he r sides, and his business card addet
to the above advertisement II.
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ST. PAUL
Rl1SlNbSS DIRECTORY,
HOTELS.


MERCHANTS. A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets.
EXCHANGE, ! endrick 4 Lelard, propTietois,
corner Fourth and Jackson streets. BEST -
per day House in the City 50, |
REVERE House, g per day, cor TIN ana ROD
ert-sts. Hitchcock 4 Todd, Props.
RoGERs HOTEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 hoo-
| .ert-st. Prices reasonable
AMERICAN HOUSE. cor 4th and Wabasha sts.
N. Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHERMAN House, Hassig h S.ateler Props,
corner Fourth and Sibley streets.
INTERNATIONAL, Stratton X Co. Proprietors'
cor. Jackson and Seventh.
EUROPEAN, R. E. Heckithier. PROPRIETOR W.
| Third street
COMMERCIAL, Flower Winder, Proprletors'
Seventh-st.. bet Robert and Jackson
TERMS 50 per Dav.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, la2 E. Sd ST.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM. Lee, So and 65 E. Third st.
D. W. lngersoll & Co., cor. Third and Waba-
sha sire t.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
st. Paul Harvester Works, IS W. Sd st.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaacs K Orschall, q Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
!. D. O'Halloran, IS wabasha st.
TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE
SALE.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 3lh E. Third
street.
GUNS 4 FISHING TACKLE.
lw r. Burkhard, % Z. Sd street
, NJ. F. Kennedy 4 Bro, 80 Z. 3D. street.
AUCTIONEERS.
R.&J. N. Warner, cor Sd and Cedar SIS.
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
In. L. Wharton, lO6 Jackson st.
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK
Strong, Hackett 4 Chaplin, l32 E. Sd St.
UNDERTAKES.
stees Bros, 81 E. 81 st.
REAL ESTATE.
D. A. Robertson i Son, 10 E. Sd st.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
James Smith, IT., As E. Sd st.
c. S. Bryant, "a Wahasha st.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AM
RETAIL.
Stees Bros, 81 E. Cd 1t.
y ARCHITECTS AND SUPEK1c
TENDENTS.
NJ. Shiere Bro, 146 E. Fifth st.
'. LIFE INSURANCE.
~ Union Mutual Life. Otto W. Rimpler. Genel
Ia Agent, Is W. Sd st.
a., Continental Life. NY. W. Clifford, ageI
a. ST. Paul,
On, Lii. Association Of America, Eben Hofms
.ls agent, st. Paul.
Is MARBLE Il GRANITE WORKS
She ThoS Bower cor. 7.h and Cedar sts
HE DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE
ula Moves Bros & Cutler, 30 4 80 Robert st.
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n. Y. Money and Stocks, July IL.

Money, no loans 2@3 per cent. Gold ;l64.
Governments dull and steady. State bonds
quiet and steady. Stocks dull. Lake shoIe
lower: Western Union little better, at 81;
Pacific Mail 500; Adams SO x; Fargo Express
IS; American 57H; United States Az; New
York Central 1929; Erie l5A; preferred Is !;
Harlem 1871; preferred 1871; Panama ~ !;
Union Pacific 75A; Lake Shore 5s@; Limos
Central 1902 x; Pittsburgh 9lA; Northwestern IN
80; preferred 50; Cleveland Columbus AZ,
34x: preferred 57;r Wabash 90; preferred
i5x; Fort Wayne SLY: Ohio and mississippi
% Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 2.H; Bur-
lington and Quincy illh; St. 10 2Sh.
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Of property is unprecedented; nearly all
the houses in the Faubourg St. Cyprien
are totally destroyed, and only one
bridge is left undamage a. o,ooo ,,,o,o
At midnight over 10O corpses were i,;
were found in houses which were stlll
standing.
The water has got into the gas pipes,
and consequently the town is in darkness
tonight.
The surrounding country is one vast
lake. and, of course, the harvest is en-
tirely destroyed.
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The ANT1-MoNor, LIST appears in her
new dress. As Donnelly fellcitously ex-
presses it: Heretofore she has been
borrowing skirts and hats. and CATERS
from the Dispatch: to-day she steps forth
in her own clothes"
The ANTI is full of life, and energy
and determination and its never-say-
die editor and proprietor says it was
born for purpose-namely, to live
| Stillrater Gazette, (Dem.)
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Would Not Part With it for $500.

AsHLY, stearns Co., Mimi, Sept; 16, "a;
WEST & HUMAN, Sank Centre, Mimi: The
Edward Harvester bought Of YOU. have cut
about 80 acres with, and myself and boy 10
years old did the binding. | have flax, wheat
and oats, both light and heavy, and some OF 1t
badly tangled, aud it did its work well IN az
kinds of grain, leaving clean field. l would
not part with it for $500 if | could not get
another. 1t is first-class, strong and durable,
and the farmer that USES if will not part with
it for any other harvester. Yours, &c, nnc
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Mr.. Donnelly's ANTI-MoNoPoLIsT. on
Thursday last. appeared in new dress
and generally improved in appearance.
Having purchased new material. he eel.
ebrates the opening of his second vol
ume by setting up for himself. The
ANTI-MoNorousT is ably edited, and is
recognized organ of large portion o.
the Changers OF this State. which gives
il large influence While we cannot
svmpathize with it. in its unjust wal
upon Mr.. Fisher, we are yet hopefu
that it may realize its error. and do goot
service in the opposition cause Nan
kato Rsrie,r, Dem.
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How the French Agriculturists and Manufac-
turers are Likely to be Affected by the Dis.

How the French Agriculturists and Manufac-
turers are Likely to be Affected by the Dis.
aster.
The rain which refreshed our cereals
revived the spirits of our parched mead
ows and swelled the volume of our at
tenuated streams fortnight back, has
had disastrous effects in the South OF
France. Like fire, water is a capital
servant but terrible master, and In sun
nv Languedoc it has overpowered man
and his works, and desolated province
with the old and not unfamiliar curse OF
inundation. The extent of the inunda-
ton is said to exceed that of the floods
of 1855, when the late Emperor Napo-
leon personally visited the scenes OF sut-
fering, and distributed relief at the cost
of some danger to himself. though in a
way that greatly enhanced his popularity.
This is the more surprising, as river
like the Garonne desolates much riches
REGIONS than does the impetuous Shan
non boys, peat moses and potato
matches. The corn, the wine, the oil,
the fair expanses of finest wheat. TIE
clustering and the trellised vines, the
olive and mulberry trees are the VIC
Tins of the Southern rivers riotous out
bursts when the volume of water has he
come uncomfortable, and the banks arr
overleaped by the impatient torrent
Let us hope the present lesson will no
be lost. aud that NJ Leon Say. who's
next budget will be neither more no
less than a reflection of The coming hat
vest will allow something from IN
Treasury to protect the fertility and II
dustry of the South.
Intelligence from Castelnaudar
(Aude) on Tuesday morning. is to the e
feet that for thirty-siN hours there hs
been continuous rain IN that department
the Haute Caronne, amt the Tarn.
The harvest of cereals, which was b
Ing gathered. is seriously injured. and
similar weather continued tor iour-an'
twenty hours longer all would be los
Accounts received in Paris yesterds
afternoon from Toulouse. and TELEGRAPH
ed to the London Times. state that U
waters are subsiding, but the destrucn'
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C1,;c,po Prod ucc Market, July ~.

CHICAGO. July lO--Wheat steady at 81 06%
cash and SI.U64 for August. Corn easy al
50 A@69xc cash and II &c for July. Oats low
er at 521c cash Barley higher; sl.OOA cash
and 81 tor September.
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Binders Box Saves al the Shelled Grain.

HIAwArHA, Kansas, Sept. ls, 1874.
MRssRs WAGsrAPF & DUNN:-The "Elwa d
Harvester" bought of you has given me per-
feet satisfaction | have cut 80 acres OF heavy
grain with it, and have used but one span OF
ho,ses. After my wheat got ripe saved ? to
3 bushels per Gay of shelled grain in the
binders box.
ISAAC FLETCHER
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MARKET REPORTS
Rank Statement

Nxw York, July lo--Loans, increase, 81 49,
600 specie, increase S., 700; legal tenders,
decrease, s5l7osoo deposits. a mere a.
serye. decrease, 81, 1885, 25.
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milwaukee Produce Market, July IL

MILWAUKEE, July l0.--Wheat, unsettled
No Sill: No. ?, $I.O7A; Juiy s1067g; Au-
gust 81 .OsN. Corn CSC; oats 52c; rye GAG
barley ST. ~ r4's
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We hear from several travelling men
that the season is farther advanced IN
Minnesota than in the east, or IN Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio Mr. Webster says
he saw only two pieces of corn equal to
that between Red Wing and Lake City
Red Wing Republican.
Several weeks recently spent and en-
joyed in the most favored farming region
of Michigan furnishes the assurance that
the foregoing item is undoubtedly cor
rect In addition to the backward
spring there as here, succeeded a period
OF almost excessive drouth, and crops OF
all kinds were looking anything but
promising. No grass had been cut, and
winter wheat will not exceed halt crop
if that. Many of the wheat fields were
plowed again this spring for summer
tallow or planted to corn. Minnesota
farmers have certainly the best OF reas-
ons to congratulate themselves on the
advanced vegetation their fields present,
and their rosy prospects for crops as
compared with states east and south
Lake CITY Leader.
The reports from the winter wheat
crop are somewhat contradictory. In
conversation with gentleman just re-
turned from trip through California,
we learn the crop there is hardly hall
equal to last years yield. His opinion
is that it will be less than halt, and ne
is man of excellent judgment and iol
many years engagedin milling Anoth.
err gentleman who has just passet
through the States of Ohio and lndians
expresses about the same opinion Of thu
crops in those States. In Illinois no
over one-half the crop will be harvest
ed, and in Michigan two thirds. Taxi
all the information we have from thi
country and Europe, and we think no
more Than two-thirds as much white
wheat will be harvested as was last year
Still we can make no calculation rs t
the course the wheat market will take
as it is in great measure governed b
the spectators and gamblers.-Minne
apolis Tribune.
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CROP REPORTS.

We want our readers in all parts OF
the State to send us postal cards giving
condition of the growing crops. State
facts, briefly, as they are. Do not ex-
aggerate. Give on the card, the date,
post office, county and name OF writer
clearly written, SO that the reports may
be correctly printed.
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The and eevaes right along t"iousA w. -
obliged to stand idie
larger da
binders ride because ne o'hu''s A TO-
tor the
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uv the and when the test comes tne
field" day in all kinds OF gram you VIII 20 'o' ~ ~ 80
mi
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0SE PIANO and two Organs for sac CHEAP, a. LIS
~ caASA Enquire ~ this o<rcs-
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NOTES AMBR0 SlANE.
The ladies' Second Supper.

At an early hour Fields theater was
thronged with "A goodly array of folks
bent upon contributing to charitable
undertaking, aud gettinga good supper
for IL. The various tables were all dec.
GRATED with the same taste and beauty
they were the first night. All had
magnificent cakes, fruit and floral dec
oralions, while hard by extensive Ia
blcs full of the substantials were ready.
The crowd of gentlemen attracted, and
the liberality with which they spent
their money indicated anything but
the present financial pressure.
The following ladies We're present,
and indelatigable in the hospitable
work of providing suppers for their
guests; Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs, Tomp-
kins, Mrs, Swink, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs.
Hawkins, Mrs. Childress, Mrs. A.
Ross, Mrs. Nowln, Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Young, Mrs. Odell, Mrs.
Bower, Mrs. Pipkin, Mrs. Cowart,
Mrs. DIR. Lee, Mrs. Lanier, Mrs. New
ton, Miss Belle Swink, Miss Fanny
Montague, in charge of the oyster Ia.
bles, Miss Randall and Miss Elliott in
charge OF the flower stand, Miss
Douglas Ewell, Miss Powell, Mis-,
Hearne, Miss Craig, Miss Blair, Mis-.
| Newton.
The turn out last night was general
and was not confined to the member,
of the Methodist church. The best o
social feeling prevailed and the atiail
was informal and pleasant in every re
spect The ladies' are 10 be congratulate
cd not only for their efforts in getting
up such success financially, the sun
realized being quite handsome one
Thus closed one of the most delight
full entertainments of the season.
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lif, end rnu testify lohiramlahillly Of
character and correct department
HE afflicted family have the heartfelt
sympathy of q large circle of friends
among whom hre numbered oil ne ola
residents NJ nur rlIy'
Nav lhal cold dreAry winter II ~ our
lporH and the chilling blasts pcnelNle
our garments, Ve would call the allfii'
llov Of our readers, aud those suffering
nom want md distress, 10 tho spledld
opportunities offered all by the Texas
Gifl Concert association, located ~ lhe
oIty Of Denlson, Texas, hy The Puf'
chase Of Ia ticket for the small sum OF
unr dollar any 0ne may, AZ an early
llay, h. lifted from poverty lopllluehce'
Al all events the Investment OF lht
patry sum Of one dollar gives the pur'
chaser Ofa ticket a ohaLce 10 draw
prize In cash or real estate that ma,
make them comfortable for the rest u
their llyes
r. q, Webb, general travelling agent
Tor the sale Of Watson's new business
maps, Just published, Ia In our city
This map, u lne specimen OF whlcl
hangs In our office, shows all railroad
In tie United States hnlshed aud pro
lecled, distances between stations, al
new counties to January !, 1870, j
also has Int Of all telegraph, express
aud money order Offices, aud m lnde'
accompanies II by which any persoI
can ascertain the exact location of any
county or town IN the shortest possible
time. Mr. Webb viii canvass Dalln'
thoroughly, aud we would advise III
Ipcmous to examine the map, even !
they do not purchase,
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GENERAL. MARKET.

II isundorstood that these prices are for
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have to be paid.
BALING STUFF--Bagging domestic, l0c;
India lie; ties, Beard, S1Sc; arrow, De-
BACON--Stocks light, bur ample for the
demand. Clear sides, he; breakfast bacon,
l5c; no shoulders or clear ribs Scarcely in
| market.
BRAN-None In the market. A>
CANDLES-Supply large. Full weight.
uOFFEE-Fair, 23c; prime 2ic; strictly
prime, &c. stocks light, but ample for pres
emf demand.
CoRN-Coming in freely from the sur
rounding country, Buying at SOM9Oc a
buShel selling, 9Jc@S 0O.
| CORN MEAL-Cily mills only in mark ct.
Selling at 81 05t1l % u bushel.
FLUUR-Stocks large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production.
| HAMS-UncanvasSed sugar cured loo; can
vassed sugar cured, lBc u 10. The sup
| ply is falling of temporarily.
HAY-Conntry bnled Sl2Il5 per ton: per
bale 81 90. No western In the market as the
supply of the former is sufficient and of good
quality.
HiDEs-Dry flint selected, 1876; as they run,
7@lSc; dry sailed, li@l5c; green, 8G7c; wet
sailed, 1@Sc. The quantity coming into
| market Is small.
LARD-Markct well supplied. Tierces,
loo h ID; kegs, l6%c; cans, lie.
| WI IlAiiiOf W. tIlOlNH,
| 7Sc; all louisiana product silver drips, 75c.
All grades In half barrels 5c per gallon
| higher Sufficient on hand for large sales.
| OATS-Country raised, supply quite fair.
| Selling at 65@IOc; seed SOC 4 buShei.
| ONluNS-Sb 10 per barrel, with sufficient
| for present necessities, but shipment of
| stocks are delayed.
| POfATOtiS-otocks light, cold weather
preventing shipments irom st. Louis and
| New York. Early rose, western, a.; 10 east
ern %; W early Goodrich a 20; Peach blows
| 81 30 per barrel.
| SALr--rhe market has been quite over
| stocked, but has been much reduced nv
large sales, ANA prices, il is thought, viii I'M
| prove. Selling ut 81 ~ per sack for coarse
and 50 20 ior fine
| SOAP~Dalias Manufacturing Co. 6I5c ner
| lh olive Sc That OF home manufaeture il
| giving goot satisfaction and being "A home
enterprise deserves enl rged PATRONAGE.
~SIAhCH--itsc . ID for corn, and ample
stock in store
SUGAR-siock large Fair, SIC, prime. %.
strictly prime 9l5e; choice, lOj5c; 4. C., .c.
A, @;,cohee A, va powdered l52 c;crushtd
| 1870 d 10,
1R6N-Bar, &c y D; round, square and
band, so SC; horse shoe, nc; nail rod Sc:
steel, llHl2ISc q n. ~
HORSE SAoES-Burdans, SgsIzc ID, ne.
coraing to class
e2NAlLS--s5 20 a Reg for crates" nod, 90i and
higher; smaller sizes, each 25c y key hi h.
@29c.
CAsTiNGs-Heavy, eSlOc y ID.
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The man about town who has a
weakness for getting five numbers in n
row, or boarding the "tiger" in his
lair, may remember dealer IN we'll
known Maiu street faro bank, famil-
inrly called "Sidn--a man OF very
quiet and unassuming manners, and
quite bald we presume, from intense
study of the great American game of
faro-with straight and rather Regular
features, thin lips and well cut
mouth. He always went clean shaven
rs any monk, and with black coat
aud white choker, might pass for a
preacher anywhere in the rural dis.
tricts, from Dan to Beersheba. On
Tuesday last, from some cause, he be-
gan drinking quite freely of the delir.
MISUNDERSTANDING nectar which
can be so easily obtained from any
Dallas rum mill, aud II is supposed
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taking morphine Ia email doses ~ The
same time, Spme tlme durlng We'd
ues lny morning he entered u Main
street saloon ana took an overdose ol
the dangerous drug, and Ailer onling
dinner aud retiring 10 his room. a. the
Cosmopolitan hotel was accidentally
discovered there, ff0Illng at lhe
mouth aud showing all the 'ymploma
Of narcotic ppisuniuh Medical pll
Ds, Allen and Cornelius, was prompt
~ summoned aud his frleuda advised
Of hlp condition, The stomnch pump
was Immediately aud skilllully applied
applied ny l., Myers ConnuEpnd every
thug done 10 save lne pnconcluua VIC
tim OF molphla that medical Ingenuity
could suggest, one of the physlclons
was disposed 10 regard lle ease ~
hopeless, Dr. Pope, of the medical
hrm OF Pope a Locke, having been
called IN, cOlnolded with the previous
treatment -hyperdermIc injections OF
atropla aud calleln, the direct antldote
Of morphla-and suggested II warm
bath, \ large bath tup wan immodl'
ately procured from W, 4, Jones ~
co.'s hardware establishment, filled
with warm water and the patient
placed therein, This seemed 10 he
the turning poInl IN the struggle be-
tween life and death. The hot bath,
accompanied with vigorous friction,
restored the natural heat Of the body
aud he was pronounced oul Of danger,
lie war then clothed In new aud
heavy flannel understanding, replaced
IN bed, with hit applications 20 his
feet aud brandy administered hourly
by lcaspoonsrIl, aud last night was out
Of all danger rational and able to III
up aud converse. There was no In
tcntlOn 10 commit suicide, rs was stat
ed In the HERALD Of Thursday, our re.
porlcr,havlng been nllsinformcd, The
morphine was taken when he was In
II state Of INVESTIGATION and unconscious
OF what he was doing, Too much
praise cannot be awarded 10 his sport
Ing frlcnds'rhos. Whitaker and Chas,
eagle, who under rough eXterlors car
ry big hearts, -Four physicians Were
In attendance, bath tub, warm UNI
dercothlng aud stimulants were pur-
chased four men hired TO watch the
patient night and day aud no cXertlon
spared TO snatch him from what may be
termed the very jaws of death. The
: religious editor advises him first, to
quit taking morphine; second to stop
drinking whisky and join the Good
TcmplArs; thirdly TO find some other
occupation than faro dealing, Go west,
turn sewing machine agent, book
agent, lightning rod man, buy n small
patch and raise garden truck, become
an honest farmer and horny handed
granger; in short, be anything hut-a
gambler
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THE OPERA,
Martha to be Repeated Monday Night.

As announced heretofore, l'lotow's
charming little opera Of "M0rlha,' so
successfully performed not long since
10y Ladies aud gentlemen amateurs,
will be reproduced on Monday night
next nj Fields theater.
Mr. Edward Bloch, formerly of Mo-
bile, at present connected with the
Southwestern Life Insurance company
of this city, will preside at the plane.
Mr.. Bloch was to have gone oil on bu-
sincss, but Capt. A. NJ. Johnson, the
superintendent of agencies, has kindly
consentedto permit the. young gentle-
man to remain and assist.
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" +. Lyle n 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 n 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
slzes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations withia I'VE miles of the
city of Dallas, 2ejdlm