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How ~ BI;rNk orr HNr U,ntr- Uu-
d"r-tlud 90" reason. ara al tnr REASONS.
wAy thr hnhi' Dr. Injurious. ~flly thc ~up-
Jrct uUr, there b d" lingering doubt iu
y"ur mind. Avoid the places. the persons.
aulth~ thought, thlt lead ~ thr trmr-l-
tom. Frequent the places, ASSOCIATE. - f'h
tHr persons. indulge in tne Thought, thtt
lead ay from temptation. Keep busy /,
id."nr-> Is the strength Of bad habits. De
nat -tyr up tuc struggle when ynu have
broken your resolution onzc.twicc-l thuu-
sand times. Thar ouly show, how much
need there 1, tor you "a strive. When yyu
hav" hr"Aru your resolution, just thl. X
the matter over and cuIrayor ~ under
stand "hy il j. ypu failed. 80 ;hat You may
b" oE y"ur guard against a recurrence ri
THE same circumstance. - not ihiuh I'd
j. an easy thing that You have undertaken.
II II f1liv ~ expect % break IN i hld
habit ID DAY which mag have been .t,h-
cyiuL long years
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IJIN7TJRI,
The best place IN The state Of Maine 70 parsaa.,
FURNITURE or ALL KINDS,
Is Al
G.. w. NIltIsIs co..
% amt = Main Street, Bangor

FTHE stock - the LARGEST, the Price a-. q:
cry particular. ~oI.
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victim OF youthful ilnprulenrey causing pre-
mature decay nervous debility -. having tired
in vain every known remedy has found a sim.
PIE seif-csre. which he wtw Send FREE to bis lei.
~ suaerere a dssfess ,. II. REEVES, ~ Nassau
street.. New York
IL +. o. Box, 5l53, Spos4
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Notice

WliEREAS my vile Frances A NJ. a.. -,
~ ny bed and board without any iost Drnvora.
non, thls i to forbid all persons harboripg @r
uuslihs her on my account as | shall nsv no
debts OF her contracting amer this date ''' Nv
3wl3. .pr,t1.. =,
Ellsworth, March IS, ISIS.
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Ellsworth & Portland
= \ OK L It LIN Il.

THE sch SENATOR" will re-
TN ceive freight at Long Wharf Port
a ANA land. for Ellsworth as soon a. the
<s.l~klne ice will admit vessels to Ellsworth
The new schooner, now on the
STOCKS, WIZ he ready ioI business as soon a. the
season Will permit.
The same liberal patronage that thi. line ha.
heretofore received, IS stlll solicited, and all
Ire Shts shpped by this line, will be carried an
delivered with quick despatch.
on board. r. -
A. d. WOODMAN, Ag't at Ellsworth
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1t Is laid that there are 6fty-seyea wo.
men editing newspapers 10 this couDtry,
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The Common Schools of liaine.

Hon. Warren Johnson. State Supc,in-
tendent of Schools. has published The fol.
loving communication in the New Eng
la"d journal of Education:
Apprenticeship that the Maine editorial"
In Your issue. NJ arch Is h. may seem To
r,nect too srr-r-lv upon the "Dirigo"
State Ia her educational progress tor the
past twenty wears. an,l Ir,>>ihlv may give
an incorrect AID unjust itnprr, To the
trirnd- from whom We have received as
>i-;ancc aud encouragement; IN the past
desire I" present the fnlluwm. statistical
exhiblt-,lrawn from the annual reports OF
the State Superiniendents
MAINE EDUCATioNALLY-'5iv vs.. ~
lisa. ls'i.
Amount Of money raised by
towns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. sSss.ols s673.sII
Amount of money received from
the state. ..................... 1855 Ss7.ce
Amount expended for private
schools. ......................, 1855 a.ls.
Number OF school houses built, ~ II.
Cost Of same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gs.sN 80, 20
Number OF good school houses, Lisa 2,al
Estimated value OF school prop
erty, ....-...... .....-...-...- s1n.pb SUI9,3ll
Aggregate sum expended for
schools. ............. $50. $1,000 il9l.'i!
Number OF male teachers. e,.5a l,Rs-
Number OF female teachers. slJ1 t,Bsi
'Wsgcs male teachers eNciu-
siNe of board, ...-....-......-- sn.hs .Sls
'wages female teachers eNclu-
eve of board, .....--...--.--- t,eo IL ~
Percentage Of attendance Ia cen
NUMBER, ..............- ~ 60
Number OF Normal schools. None
Number Of free high schools.... None les
Number of students in same. None li.Ns-
Amount paid for supervision by
Number Of towns. school dis.
trIct- abolished. ......-.-...... -
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nEhEb1 toroId all persons harboring or trun4.
I ing my vile, Lucy ;. sumner, as she has tan
my bed and board without just cause, and siSii
pay 20 debts contracted by her AFTER This dets
3wl3 FRFDFRItK aITuSI
Amherst, March g. ls75
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a. o. vvOODMAN. Ay't at Ellsworth
10 Whom it May Concern

CHASE Bros, Agt's', at Portland.
l4tf
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BRIDGES.

Our bridges will require your attention.
The bridge across the river on Main
Street is not safe for travel and needs ex-
tensive repairs. This bridge was recon-
structed nearly thirty years ago. and has
had no permanent repairs since. excet<
the covering. 1t is now liable TO crumble
away at any time. The report OF the
Street Commissioner refers to this bridge.
and should be subject for your immedi-
ate attention. There is a wide difference
OF opinion as to the best method TO be
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ORGANS

am rrcrarcd to give ca-y tcrt', to those ,,..a
ing to purchase.
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"VN a III VIE 70 III {,
i-# state street E1.s
HALL BROS. Ellsworth.
/. l7x4rgN March p, l.--
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The past year has been one ~ unusual
quiet and consequently the expense hight
| have every assurance Il will continue so
for the present season. The great 'em-
perauce movement has my warDest sym
paihy and support and the city viii profit
by it in a large degree. aud should lend it
all the aid possible. You will find the
Mar>hal's report on Tile for examination.
The Police Judge. city Marshal aud Police
have performed their duty with fidelity
wisdom and to the satisfaction Of all Law
abiding citizens
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TELEGRAPH MARKET


GALVESTON, August l2,--God ll3A@lli4.
Cotton market dun. Ordinary He; good
ordinary l2c; low mlddling he; midling
l$3c; good middling, lll4c.
Dry ilint, as they run, l2a@li%c; sailed 1890
lG5 &C.. kips, calves andStOcI sailed, one
third OF; damaged, one half OF; light
sailed sold as flint, with allowance pr
salt; wet sailed selected, ~ cuts and grubS
DC; butchers green i@1c; cuts and scores
&c on.
Wool quiet Spring clip, clear of burs, me-
dium. 26@2Sc; very long bright, 20g3lc Next
can, lie.
Flour moderate demand and firm. Double
Y, So 1907 90; treble, 81 Zoos o.; choice fam
lily, 50 20; fancy, 70 75@l0 %.
Wheat No, ., selling NJ 81 3j@l 371S on oars,
NEW YORK, August l2.-Gold llSjl. Money
IL per cent. Governments dull, but a lrttle
better for som. States quiet and better
prices. Stocks dull but steady.
Gold opened ut ll34.
Exchange, long, 81 SS short, 4 OO%,
Cotton quiet and steady. Sales as2 bales.
UplandS lESc Orleans, lpIc,
Futures opened: August, i3J soils 3l-i2c Sep
tember, Is lj-ldGl3lsc; October, ID ll-l06el3 D.
BE; November, ID 2l-32@lS 23-92c; December,
10 ll-lG@iS8S4G; January l3 g1-R@lS}sc; Febru;;
lljs@l415c; May, II % S2c; June u l-82c.
Wheat cent lower. Corn quiet
LIVERPOOL, August Ia p. M.--Cotton mar
Ket quiet. Mludllng uplNnds, 71ld, mid
ding Orleans I'D, Sales 1900 bales; for
speculation and export, 1000 bales.
Red winter wheat, lis Id.
LONDON August l2,-Erie, 23ls
Bullion increase in the bank of England,
G229, 900.
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August l2.-Gold 49,
Sterling ~ so, Sight "a premium.
Cotton dull. Sales - bales. Good ordina.
ry to strict good ordinary, he; low
middling strict low middling, l3lsC; mid
ding TO strict mddling, li4c.
Receipts bales; exports, none; stock; H.
439 bales;
Flour-Common IS %; fine So jOGj IS super
fine 50 10; double 80 2jats6 80: treble 81 SIC;
choice and family So 7jGS0 so.
LIVERPOOL, August FL p. M-.Sales on
basis middling uplands, nothing below
low middiing, deliverable October and No
vembor, I'D.
NEW YORK, August l2--Money easy nj y
per cent. Sterling quiet at s. 5S. Gold 1870
allS3s. Governments dun but steady; new
IS, llBY. state bonds quiet aud steady, ex-
cept Tennessee Odds, which are offered at
5Ui &C for lO.0s; new, 5O%c.
Cotton quiet and steady. Sales lUl bales nj
at ll3S@lil4c.
Consolidated net receipts, ,j0} bales; eS'
ported TO Great Britain, 1894 bales; France
1885 bales; continent, 236 bales.
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIGIIT DISPATCHER.
E'OUETEW,

Tne Turks Routed nee EiolclOa .-Con.
VentIOn of ola CaIhOIics---Spnin DIR.
gnni.ing n New Army AomDagd-
memt d LCguita,
CoNsTANTINopLE, August l2.-The
presence of the Servia corps on the
Turkish frontier seem to have furnish
ed encouragement to the insurgents
rather than dem0raliZe them.
RoUEN, GERMANY, August Y. The
Conference Of Old Catholics called by
DIR. Dollinger, was formally opened
here to-day. The session will last
about three days.
LONDON, August l2.--An obstinate
fight is reported from SclaVoMic
sources, near Beichoa, between the
Henegovcnans and Turks, in which
the Turks were routed.
MADRID, August ia decree has
been ISSUED, ordering levy of one
hundred thousand men, the levy to
embrace all persons from nineteen
and upwards. Another decree orders
an issue of sixty million pounds Of
consolidated interest scrip, to pay the
floating debt.
ss@sThe man-of-war Victoria, is hom-
harding the town of Leguita, on the
Biscayan coast.
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NEW..YORK.
Sale of the Northern Pacific Railroad
and its Franciiisc-DuDcan sherman
~ Go.


and it's Francnisc-Duncan, Sherman
&CO.
NEW YORK, August l2,-'The North
ern Pacific Railroad, with all its fran
chises, was sold by order of the court,
and bid in rs IN entirety. The purch-
asing Committee, consisting OF Inv
ingston, Billings, Stark, Moorehead,
Hutchinson and Dennison, represent
lug tke-general body of bondholders
who have, or may hereafterassent. No
competition and price mammal. The
sale will result in the transfer of the
Company's property to the bondhoid-
ers, who, upon the surrender of the
bonds, will receive stock i'll the re-or-
gani2ed company.
Me 8 bers of the firm of Duncan,
Sherman Il Co. say, regarding the
statement in the Tribune, that the
bills were placed in manner which
secured their creditors and is perfectly
legitimate to the firm, according TO
practice prevailing to-day With houses
of good aud extensive credit. Amount
of acceptances is about one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars, OF when
ilrty-five thousand dollars is held in
Rhode Island. A considerable part of
the balance is held in other parts OF
New England. ..
Regarding the letters for which
Alexander Duncan is responsible, he
stated that the aggregate amount Oh
this form of indebtedness OF the urn
is about one hundred and thirty th0u-
sand dollars, for which Alexander
Duncan had deposited two hundred
thousand dollars.
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Duncan, sherman y CO., Affair.

NEW YORK, August r. -ThcTrbunr
says, the discovery has been made,
that the large amount Of the indrht-
edneSs Of Duncan, Sherman y CO.,
held in that citS is accommodation
paper in the form OF drafts drawn on,
Them, toy confidential clerk In their
Office, and accepted 10y them, The am
nouncement is also made that the
letters Of credit for which the father
Of Mr.. Duncan has become RESPONSE
bic, will amount only TO about S3O,0OO,
Mr.. Duncan claims the transactions
Legitimate, while prominent bankers
say they are irregular.
An Indian Attack Appreciated NJ
C0riune,
SALT LAKE, August 2,--'lne women
and children have been sent from Co
rhine, from apprehension ofan Indian
attack. a company of troops left here
for Corinne.
The News, n church paper, says the
stories concerning the hostile bearing
of Indians iscalculUted to create feel
ing against the Mormons, the In
dams being at Corinne for peaceful pur-
poses,
General Bryant, who has been at
Corinue all day, thinks matters are
threatening and has ordered two addi-
tional companies there.
The Indians are Mormons aud claim
certain grounds granted them 10y the
Mormuns.
eyerua1ys Mt SIuc Dincpant pn1u1s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
TY-EIGHTH EDITION.

Containing o complete list Of all the towns
In the United states, the Territories and the
Dominion of Canada, having II popula ton
greater than 5000 according to the last CEN
sus, together with the names of the new spa
pers having the largest local circulation in
each of the places named, Also, n catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended to
advertisers rs giving greatest value In pro-
portion to prices charged. Also all newspa-
pers in the United States and canada print
Ing over 5000 each issue Also, all the Re-
lgious, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechan-
zeal, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tional, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate,
Law, Sporting; Musical, Fashion and other
special class Journals; very complete lists.
Together with u complete list Of over 300 Ger
man papers printed In the United States.
Also, an essay upon advertising; many ta-
bles of rates, showing the cost Of advertising
i'm various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like
Address GEO. p. RowELL q CO.,
augl91lw II Park Row, New York.
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MARVIN COLLEGE,
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAHAcHIE, TEXAS.

The NTH annual session OF this Institution
will commence on the first Monday In Sep
TENDER, 1878, under the superintendent OF
NJ, II. Franklin, a. NJ. NJ. d., President, with
an able corps OF experienced and efficient
teachers. The course of instruction is ~ ex-
tensive, and will be as thorough as any
school In the State.
This school will be conducted strictly In
accordance with the usages of the colleges
in the South. Music distinguished Proies-
sor OF many years experience.
The college is now being put IN thorough
repair, and when completed VIII be one OF
the largest and best arranged college build
ings In the state.
Waxahachie Is admirably situated for edu-
cational enterprises Is easy OF access. hav-
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station on
the Central road. The town and vicinity
are noted for the intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms of tuition per session of five months
range $40 to SIS Incidental Fees, 81 90 Mu-
sic on Piano, s25 use OF instrument 50 90
advance For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. b. FRANKLIN.
auglldltw3m Waxahachle, Texas,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DALLAs HERALD I
AngMAL l2. lMl. [

OFECE OF THE DALLAs HERALD
August ", 1875.
Gold, liONlll. silver, lO5.
ENchange Domestic = per cent discount (;
Sllling = per cent premium. Foreign quo
tatOuS nominal.
Wheat, No. ., per bushcl, Sos; Nos, gUc
oats, per bushei, &@ zoe.
Corn, per bHshel, in shuck, S0G--c; shellcd
9DGl %.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, $40 OO@li "
loose do, IS 0OGlO %.
Potatoes per Gushel, 81 %.
Onions, per hushel, 7jul ~.
Barley, W@blc per bushcl.
Bran, 81 20 per ton.
Rye, GjN1Oc per buShel.
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, 19ls@li;
dry flint, per pound, light, lOgll green sc
GC saltod b06lac.
CottonOrdinnry, l0}ac good ordinary,
lpac; low middling, l21ac mddling, l31o;
good middlpg, 1876.
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Bank Suspension.
CHICAGO, August 12.-The state
street Savings Bank has failed. De-
uosits thirty-seven thousand dollars,
available assets seven thousand dol
lars.
WASHINGTON, August 70 The Mis-
sissippi river will rise slowly Mt All sta-
tions between Cairo and Nicksburg,
and continue to fall at all stations
above Cairo.
Thc Turf.
ROCHESTER,, August l2.-Lady Maud
won the two and one-eighth mile race
in three straight heats. Time 2:lSi,
2:l9!, 2;lSs.
NEW York, August II. oliver
Hoyt, of this city, has donated TWO
thousand dollars for q memorial WIN
dow in the Wesley monumental church
at Savannah.
The Woodruff Case Compromised
SAN FRANCIsCo, August l2,-The ha-
heas corpus for Woodruff was ulslnlss-
od. 1t is understood that the railroad
company in the settlement allowed
Woodruff enough to keep him COM
Portable for life.
SIM Frnne,scO Threatened with "
Damaging Fire.
SAN Francisco, August 12.-The
Planning Mill and Tub Factory lumber
yards, on Fourth street, are burning anu
il is feared the wind will drive the IRE
into the heart of the city.
Recnptured Nearly Starved.
RICHMOND, August 12.-Willlam
Hall, the only one of the escaped Negro
convicts not recaptured, was founc
this morning in clump of bushes two
miles from the city. One of his leg
Is broke. which was done in scaling
the penitentiary wall. When fount
he was nearly starved. The parties
finding him were attracted to the spo
by his groans.
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DOMESTIC.
Death ora Distinguished Lawyer.

Death orn Distinguished Lawyer
PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-Horace
Brinley, the oldest member at the
Philadelphia bar, died last night, in
the ninety-seventh year of his age.
He graduated at Harvard, In 1871.
Death ola Popular Hotel Keeper.
New ORLEANS, August l2,-Malor
Fitzwilliam Lonsdale, one. of the
proprietors of the st. Charles Hotel,
died to-day, in Mississippi City, OF con-
sumption,
Sioux ON the War Patti
New York, August ia Bismarck,
Dakota, dispatch says Robert Henry
was killed by Indians within two miles
of Fort Abraham Lincoln, and his
stock ran off. The next night the In
dams ran in a party cutting hay at
Standing Rock Agency. The sioux
held pony dance, rode into the quar-
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TEE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warm
err weather. with southcrly to westerly
winds. No decided change in barom-
eter.
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WASETN GTON.
william WeIcEie's open Lctter 10
President Grant.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., August f.
The Telegraph publishes an open let
ter from William Welch to President
Grant, in what he terms the attacks
of Secretary Delano upon Walker, the
clerk of the Board of Indian Commits
sioners, as libelous, and that said libel
was concocted by Assistant Secretary
Cowan, with the cordial approval of
Secretary Delnuo. Welch charges De-
lano with wiIfully making u false re-
port to the President. He concludes,
at may seem strange to Others that |
should have written this open letter,
but necessity was laid upon me to
write, and could not, with proper
respect to myself address you in any
other way, rs you have in every in
stance, closed your mind to evidence
that must have convinced any other
man.
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The Flood In Massachusetts.

WILLIAMSBURG, MASS, August IL
Mill River reached its highest altitude
ut midnight. tn abutment of the
stone briuge here was destroyed The
road is badly damaged and will cause
a delay of travel one or two days. The
people in villages have fled to the hills.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August H.
The dam and reservoir of the west
branch of Mill Creek was swept away
by the freshet No loss Of life re-
ported.
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Compromised nt Fifty Ccnts Discount,

LONDON, August IL Shaw II
Thompson, the iron dealers who sus-
pended, yesterday, have compromised
with their creditors, at fifty cents on
the dollar.
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ters Of the military commander
trampled tents and blankets under
Their horses feet, rs il toprovoke col
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The CnrIiSis Confident.


PARIS, August l2.-Carlst advices
from Burge Madame, declare that the
garrison will defend the citadel Of
Leode Urgel to the last, and that the
Alfonsists will find its reduction slow
work.
'Ene AIiOnSiSts Open Fire on LoOde.
MADRID, August r. Official dispatch
es announces thatsupplies Of heavy
ordinance and other siege material
had arrived at leode Urgel The fire
of the besiegiug batteries, yesterday,
exploded u magazine, in The Nariists
detenccs.
Tue EIeTNegovcnia Insurgents Every
WhrT" %ucccsS!ut
LONDON, August -. a special to
the Standard says, great numbers OF
MOntinegrinsS have joined the insur-
gents. 1t is asserted on good authOri-
ly, that Russia will not prevent the
MontineSrins from aiding HoHgovenia
CoNSrANrlNoPLE, August ia
newspaper in this city, says the siIua-
ton in Herzegovina is becoming
grave. Bands of insurgents have de-
seconded into the plain and attacked
Trebique, burning and pilIaging in all
directions. The force numbers about
three thousand men, who are endeav-
Or!ng to destroy the communications
between Moslnr and Hevecine. FIT
teen hundred Dalmatians and Herze-
govcnians are marching onI5ockterche.
The MOntncgrins and Dalmetians
are also aiding the Insurgents, with
money and provisions.
Obseuulcs of Hans Christian AndeT-
sen.
COPENHAGEN, August l2.-rhe Obse-
uuies of Hans Christian Andersen were
held Yesterday in Frair kirch. The
ceremonies were touching and impress
sive. The King and members of the
royal family, with the ministers and
chief officers of the government, as
sisted. Populations came to the fu-
neral from all parts OF the Kingdom.
In the cathedral there We're represen-
tatives of all public bodies, state and
municipal, members of diplomatic
corps, faculty and students of UNIVERSE
ties, workmen's societies, gentlemen Of
the press, including several connected
with American journals. An immense
congregation of citizens filled every
part of the ediiice. The casllet contain
ing the remains of the poet was COW
cred with hundreds of wreaths of lau-
rel and floral offerings, many of which
were sent from Germany and other
countries. The day was made one OF
national mourning throughout Den
mark. In this city business was sus-
pended and flags at half-mast.
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PARIS, August l2.--Carlist advices
from Burge Madame, declare that the
garrison will defend the citadel Of
Leode UrgeI to the last, and that the
Alfonsists will find its reduction slow
work.
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DOMESTIC.
Another Commercial Failure.

BALTIMORE, August l2.-Cuttle "
Boardlcy, known as the New York Tea
Company, have failed with sixty thou
sand dollars liabilities.
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Jhr4}a(lg a1.yeralA
~ "a
FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST ~
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Tra,na ne
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
arrives.
From the south unnilnnd express. 9S0 n. m
From the North >mail and express. 5.9Ap. m
From the south, accommodation l;4ua, m
.from the North, accommodation l9.lja. M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
HUGHES
Iron Frame P|oW

A saving of forty per cent of power over
the common pillow. A boy with three horses
does the work of two men aud four horses
with II common pillow,
Apply to William Pendleton, Trinity Mills,
Dallas county; q. A. Sim, Corscana, Ma
varro county; Hughes II Bell, Peoria, Hill
county; B. L.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, or to
HUGHES RIDING PL0W CO.,
g0l N. Main street, Vt. Louis, Mo.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
AFTERNOGN DESPATCMEs
TTFATl p.SYs-iNT
AbyssinIanS Threaten Egypt.

CAIRO August l2.-Abyssinians are
making preparations TO Invade the
Egyptian frontier which is not suili.
GENTLY guarded. rhe Khedive has
sent reinforcement OF troops ON the
border.