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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-04

1'uR fredericksburg District Con-
yenllon has nominated for tho
Constitutional Convention, II, Clay
King, Of Iioorne, Kendall county,
Jacob Waeldor Of San Antonio, and
-- Cooley, Of fredericksburg, We
know nothing Of Mr. Cooley, but tho
Other two nominations are excel
lont ones, Colonel II, Clay King Is
u gentleman Of education aud OK
lonslyo travel was tho Senator from
hia district In tho thirteenth Legls'
Ialuro, whore ho distinguished him
Holf by his broad and liboral ylowH,
and was u constant thorn IN tho
side Of such Mrs P0rtlnglona m
John Ireland, who, like his famous
prototype, has boon yours yolnly
oodcayorlng to keep back tho tide
of progress with hIs. little broom
Tho nominee for lioS0r county
Jacob Wacldcr Of San Antonio, h
II sound Democrat aud ono Of tho
ablcst lawyers in tho State, and will
mako m enlightened and useful
member of tho Convention,
Thus everywhere, We SEQ Conycn'
tions bringing out their best aud
ablost men, except IN THrrAnt,
whore they pass over such men ~
Evans, Van Handt, and many other
good and able men to dig up II fossil
ferrous specimen Of the solOrian age,
in tho person of that very worthy,
but wholly incompetent old gontlo'
man-Mr. b. Rush Wallace, and
grayoly ask us 10 support himl
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Three Attninable blessings,

good appetite, vigorous digestion and
sound sleep are three blessings that imply a
good many more, and are attainable by the
daily use OF Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
The stomach that is invigorated by that rul-
Ing tonic rapidly disposes OF the food COM
mitted to 1t, and at the proper time Graves
Tor more with natural earnestness, and the
brain from which pain and dependency
nave been baniShed by that salutary ano-
lyme ana cheering cordial, enjoys at the
hour ofrest that tranquil, dreamless repose
Tor which no other boon that Providence
can bestow can compensate. Besides these
most desirable results, the entire physique is
strengthened and fortified against the at
lacks OF disease by this splendid vitalizer
and protective agent, which, take It alto
gether, liz about the most desirable, as 1t is
unquestionably one of the most popular
medicines In existence.
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The Dalins college.

70 the Editor of the Dallas Herald
The world moves. Events of
great Importance are Transporting
with wonderful rapidly. Large
plans of progress and development
are eliminating Our educational
interests are taking form and drcc.
ton, They who stand still or move
slowly in this age of lightning
trains and Geographic dispatch, will
be left behind in the race.
Recent events, in which we are
all deeply interested, render it ad.
visable to make this communication
to the citizens of Dallas,
The announcement made edito-
rally, fow days ago, that fifty
thousand dollars have been secured
to the Dallas College is true, but n
considerable part of that amount
has been raised outside of Dallas,
as endowment. The fifty thousand
dollars to be contributed by the cit
liens of Dallas for building purposes
have not been secured. No serious
apprehensions, however, need be
entertained rs to final success.
Hundreds of our people have not
been called upon, and many of our
most liberal and prominent men,
who have promised us assistance,
and assured us that they will not
be behind the foremost in this on
terprise, have not yet made their
subscriptions. When these are so.
cured and the city thoroughly can.
vassed, we hope to foot up a good
deal more than fifty thousand dol
lars. Let IL be distinctly under.
stood that every dollar contributed
in Dallas, no matter what the
amount, goes directly into the build
ing fund.
AT the present low rate of mate.
rial and labor fifty thousand dol.
lars will erect by far the most mag.
niifcent college ediiice in tho State,
with ample room for the accommo
dation of one thousand students,
1t this does not meet the ambition
of our people, and if they will con.
tribute the means, we will erect n
still more elegant superstructure,
at cost of one hundred thousand
dollars, which shall excel in archi.
tectnral beauty any college edifce
in the Southern States. And if our
people generally will contribute to
this enterprise with their accus
toned liberality, this latter can be
easily accomplished.
In the meantime, We have sent
out Brothers Williams and Park
ooth live men, to raise an endow
ment fund Of one hundred thousand
dollars, while Brother Drane il com.
pletlng the building fund in Dallas.
The success Of this enterprise il
no longer problematical. This il
what we have promised and labored
to secure. But now there is con.
summation trancendently more i'm.
portant within our reach, and ev.
cry way worthy of energetic effort
TO secure.
The Baptist Educational Conven.
ton, composed ofdelegates from all
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MISCELLANEOUS,

90 lhe 0inssns OF DaIIas Cen"iI Whe
Have kai raid Iheir state Hhh
Counis las for ihs Years 1919 ANA
1874.
viii say mat I commence lH'iny mAh'
inv az tho Delinquent Rolls ANA WIZ nave
them completed by mo lalll ~ jay AZ
which fime expect 10 start 10 AusllnWllll
ihen, Those Wishns "a save lTnlllle ana
nGal would do VOL % rall 40 lhe hhelllla
0nine-lhelr NAMES ones upon no ppllh'
auent Rolls viii MT ho changed ~ any
event,
July lsl Is tho beglunlngnf he llilrd quar-
ler fpr Occupation laa, md parties Wlslllhs
10 save cost nnd trouble would do wei lopall
NJ tho shenn's nnico aud procure a license
la oyary event where % sherif u sent 70 enl'
loot lnis tax an extra charge viii he made
IAMl.sE, BARLEY sheriff
julyldiiwll
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IN THIS RETRENCHMENT AND
REFORM

While we do not desire to sec our
worthy City Attorney, or any other
officer OF tho City government, de-
vote his time and talent to the SER
vice of the people for inadequate
compensation, yet We do demand
that there shall BIO such reduction
Of salaries and n curtailing of OK
penses rs will relieve our citizens of
rs much of their burden of taxation
Us possible.
From the promises that were
mado before the election, we had a
right to expect that some move in
this direction would before this have
been made in the City Council. So
far from this expectation having
been realized, we have to chronicle
move in the contrary direction.
At the last meeting of the Board,
the salary of the City Attorney was
raised, by ordinance, from 5000 to
$1,000 per annum.
Now, let us see whether tho old
rate of compensation was or was not
sufficient. If insufficient, we would
BIO the last to criticize the action OF
the Board, for wo hold that
in official life, as elsewhere,
tho laborer is worthy of hts hire
The fees of the city attorney, al.
lowed by ordinance, are as follows
In prosecuting offenders in the
Mayors Court, when a plea Of
guilty is entered, fee $3.50; and each
conviction after plea of not guilty
$500. 1t is true these sums do not
come out of the city treasury, but
we propose to show that they con.
st'tute ample compensation to the
city attorney, without any salary
whatever. As an illustration. Let
us take the 3Oth of June, LIST and
I'd of July and see what business
was performed during those DAYS,
in the Mayors Court.
On the first of July, ten pleas of
guilty were entered, upon which
the city attorney was allowed a to.
tai of s25. On July lat, four pleas
Of guilty were entered; attorneys
fees $40, and conviction on a plea
of mot guilty, fee So; total SIS. On
July End one plea Of guilty $3.50;
two convictions on pleas of not gull.
ty, $40, appeals taken IN each, en-
titling the city attorney to $40 more
In each case; total for that day
$3.50. On the business Of these
three days his fees amounted to
$3.50; and counting twenty-six
days in the month, at this rate his
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TnE Fort Worth Standard il IN u
bad humor with THE HERALD, and
seems particularly agrlcycd be.
cause we designated certain un-
named parties ~ small potato indi-
viduals. There was nothing in our
article TO show that we had refer.
encc to our conlrerc OF tho Stand
ard but as no il better authority
on tho subject of his dimensions and
personality than we are, we will not
overstcp the bounds Of "journalistic
courtesy " "a strong point with him,
IN in evident from his articlc) by
contradicting him.
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In m analysis Of tho vote
in the Convention yesterday, it
will BIO seen that of the city dclcga.
ton, 10 favored nomination, and
IL opposed ii, Of tho country
votes, l21 were for u nomination
and 81 against it. This is suf-
iicont rcfutation to the charge that
the chief opposition came from "thc
Court House ring whoever that is
composed Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly of Nashville, Tennessee.)
Cor. Elm and Market streets, I'm stairs
p. Box 2i5,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Practice In Civil Courts OF Dallas county
anu III the supreme and Federal Court.
business references-At Dallas, First Ma
ional BANK Pointer \ Shields, commission
pyterian Church, Christian Kreig, proprietor
NNreigs mourning mills; Waco, Texas, Waco
patlonal bank; Galveston, Texas, Rev, DE-.
N,i ~; buhtingi First Presbyterian Church;
. lev oIieans, La, VIM. A. He'll & Co, COM
~ mission merchants; Oxford, Miss, Gen. A. p.
Sy.ewnrt, PRESIDENT University OF Miss: Little
nock, Ark, Chancellor John II. Eakin, Mem
PMS nis' Tenn, Martin q Hillsman. cotton fac
. .; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas ID. Porter,
Hqovernor OF Tennessee; Pulaski, Tenn, Gen.
s s,,iii, v, Brown, Ex-Governor Of Tenn; LOU
s s,, Ky, James Tedd 4 Co., commission
.merenants, st. Louis, Mo-, Merchants Ma
tional Bank; Cincinnati, Ohio. TAYLOR A
bbaother; New York City, fhos. Eakin 4 Co.,
hahse"' iuly2dlmwlm
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go ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed in the year 1873, Improvement
uggested by u perience In other yards have
been introduced and 1t Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving Is unlOaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yai dis
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades of stock.
Every effort Will be made 10 advance the
confidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal of any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, IL will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle as 1t Is now the equal of any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
sgnments from Illinois.
A tirst-class hotel for the convenience of
Its patrons is attached to the yard.
The East 81. Louis Stock Yard Bank under
the management of Newman, Hastings n
Co., has Its office in the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC Ii. KN0N, President
JOSEPH MULHALL, Superintendent.
j. GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent.
iulylWBtdlt
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MAJOR j, A. CARROLL has with
drawn, and W. h. Bates becomes n
candidate for n seat in the Constitu-
tional Convention in the Denton
District. The Monitor approves,
and Mr.. Bates will have no serious
opposition.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant ~ Proclamation issued ny no
Gnyornnr dnledihp2alh dnY VI Aprll, A., 10
Viii be hnld nn lhn nnt Monday, the ~
day nj August A, pr lMl ~ lhp several
election precincts IN Tho County ~ lhllhh
state Ut 'leKns, lpr the pnlpnsn ~ elect
Tho following named ulhrrlsi m'WHl Iulnp
Constitution luf tho State ~ FpNhH, ~ when
election, nnGh vnlpr Ia ypllnR Tor delegates
shali vnfo q FuT Conventions nT AHhlnhl
ConyontlOn,n NAT N, liuHfuhn,
Presiding Justice,
Daily Commercial, N0non's lnlel lgenneTl
Lancaster lIAzollO, copy nud publish unlil
election, llh-ln huki,
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So 10 $50 per day; Agents wanted. All
w Wv classes Of working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money Val ai
NOT, woik ior US, In their own localities dufIne
tneir spare moments, or all their time. thans
~, ~ any ihlng else. We offer employment
work. Full particulars. terms 'e ~ houf
ne. send us your address at once. Don,t
aeiay. Now Is the time. Donit iooh ~.
1919, morn ~ business elsewhere, until Won have
tpsnsheu What we offer. q, s3rINsoN a Co.
'""he 4sl6wiy
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monthly salary would DO f02aa3,
or s7,5a0,0G per annum for fees
alone, aud yot our city fathers have
patornally increased his salary by
9GOOl
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MEssRs, G, r. SMITH of Milan
Il. S. G.. Robertson of Bell, and
James G, Gather of Falls have been
nominated by u Democratic Conven-
ton for tho Constitutional Convcn-
Linn
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GRAPES! GRAPES!

T offer for sale Grape Cuttings Of i'm
l improved native varieties, ut the fol
lowing prices:
Concord at 81 IS pcr dozen, or $l2 90
per hundred, fully tested.
Rays Victoria 81 so per dozen, or
$40 90 per hundred, not fully tested.
| am testing other native varieties. and
as they prove valuable ip my locality
and soil, will propagate them.
Or.lers-ca 10 left with NJ. H. Carver,
Esq, in the city of Natchitochcs, or with
myself at the Village of Allen, parish Of
Natchitocl,eS.
I will deliver the cuttings on or abont
the Goth Of january, 1876, at my resi-
dc,ce, OF at NJ II. Carver's, as desired.
In all cases cash on delivery.
Il send 4 few lunches Of each kind to
Mr. JAS. II Cosgrove, Editor Of the Vim
dicator, that persons wishing may see
and examine for themselves. l guaral-
too them delivered true to name.
Every family that Owls all, acre Of
land or has the control of o garden,
should plant grapes for their own con
sumption, rs the expense and labor is Sc
little compared with the luxury and
profit received in return, when rightly
cultivated, pruned and trained. I recon-
mend the purchase Of A. S. Fullrrs
Grape Culturist which can be had of JAS
Il. Humnmel, Editor Of Our Home Jonr
nal, New Orleans, at ST. so. In chapter
Is, ,.age 1879 to 144, inclusive, will h
found full and plain Instructions fol
pruning and training. would, l,owev-
er, give more distance to the.v thar
he recommends, owing to difference il
climate. l would plant III rows nine
feet wide and ten feet in the drill, so a.
to give more wopl to tho vine, and ;
better circulation Of air.
This system is called the "Double Arm
System" and seems we'll adapted to TIL
South. and is highly recommended b.
G. G. Langdon, Of Mobile, Ala, an OF
and reliable nurseryman. whom l con
slider very high authority. ~.
HtH't s@s' A. G.. JORDAN.
Ang. 1T.
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--------=.a----a-=,---.= . :
n q ~ L a."TffI u
LAND! LAND! LAND!
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers Of Limited Means.

I AM OFFERING to sell the following
l described Varcels of land ON the liberal
terms set forth below:
One tract Of 37S acres. s.tnatel twelve
miles Smrtl east Of tie city of Natchito-
r,cs. and about one mile west Of Old
River. Two hundred acres m.lrr fence
one hundred and fifty acres open aud
ahont one hundred in cultivation this
year. The otl,cr improvements consist
Of four or five 'og cabins, gin and press !;
small orchard, with spring o! fine
water. Good steam saw mill within fonr
mile of the place. will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash.
the balance in 1928, sand tive years.
without interest. "a Eour-i::ths Of this
place is fin" fresh a|lnviaI river soil, aud
will yield 40 to 50 bushels Of corn or II
bale Of cotton to t|lcacre
Adjoining the above. | have 3s:' acres
of the same character OF ulinprovri
land, which I will sell at IS per acre, in
conalannual insta|lncnts, without in-
terrst.
also have 800 acres situated between
Red River and Bayou Pierre. about six
miles from the city of Natchitocics, all
fine river bottom land. what is termed
"Bnckshot' land, two hundred acres open.
Gin. cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. I will sell this place for y
Per acre. Cash, Or - per acre, "nc-,itth
cash. the balance III FIVE equal alli,ual III
stallme.ts, without interest.
have still another tract of 1873 acres
ofyood level hill laud, Situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediately on the Grand Ecnr" and Texas
road, five miles from the city Of Natrhi-
tncheS, land well timhc,r1 with pine,
oak and hickory. Improven'"nt consist
Of double log dwelling house. log kitchen,
SNAKE house, small orchard Of figs, plnms
and peaches. II to - acres vi open land,
all the buildings little out of repair,
though occupied this year. On this place
is an incxl,a.stil'lc we'll Of the finest
water in the parish. will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash. the balance
in one and two years. without interest.
10 purchasers wishing t" make larger
cash payments. | will make liberal de-
duction from the above prices. :
There is no excuse for any man being
without home of his own: my terms
are so liberal that the annual payments
only amount to Il small rental.
NJ. II. CARVER,
April 1O-1v. Natchitechrs, La
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.,
-. sbou,d be remembered our quota
ore Etrrounl lots, at retail, higher
t'o"s %wi'i have to be pail.} -
c,, ,.eeted Weekly by Carver & Taylor.

co.,on -.--.-..-.-..-..----l 10 q lac
,1Je. green. ..------..".---'.---- ca IUc
n' 1.-THE market is in good supply
bNV o;,,es are quoted at lii: shoulders at l2ia:
Gts,it bacon at 10y. -.
Br'SrIna- sin good supply with fair demand.
fh,s Xxx at s. low XXX1 5hG57 Is and
Ne99WyXy at ) o. Choice XxX at 50 50; cl,ofce
ia family sISearce aud quoted at sa6. a"
rosI,is:. Unfair supply, demsnl fair. Hemp
nd at Isc; per yard. \" India IN market
'nI'o lght CHI, supply with good demand In
tierlsgss Eirc in light supply and demand limit
,nr,,,n~yassed are quoted a loc. -. a.Et.
elvns"In GOOD supply. Liverpool coarse sells
S w., uer sack Fine l5@25c higher. -
I'm GRAIN None hut rye in market which
s ,ssa,sd at 81 Is per bushel.
is , 9a Tlgs.-Thc market is In good supply,
..aare selling at T:sdSc per pound
an W"I. ssls-Scarcc ChOise Louisiana is be-
;,n sold at rs: per gallon
~ Eo , O,l-fs in good supply and is held at
&c. per gallon. ;.
, dsg At Csc. and fine bright at Is per pound:
4Cortr-Thc supply is limited and demand
sood L Prime Mt e3@25.
g'pm'cr.-No Carolina i'll market. Louisiana is
,rld at lElc. per pound. ......
p'rosy-fs scarce. Int no demand.
soir.-Eytra Olive bar Zoe. .@i -,
Sri,R-Lonisiana prime is quoted ut - vel.
law clarified % llac: crushed AMI powdered a
'' WimsKy-White and Red gro held at 81 ~
,srrallon; Bourbon commands s5N6 Oper GAL
Snor.--Isin good supply with fair demand and
sold at 81 90 per sack and buck shot at.s3
powpEH.-rhe supply is large and Is helh
At SOC. per pound. s''
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FOR SALE.

PLANTATION just below Camptc, on
/ Red river; above overflow; GOO ar
penis about Us acres open and fenced :;
large dwelling new gin house complete :;
stable, Glib and all necessary houses, with
efficient labor NOW in them fine orchard;
u ,lca1ening OFFS ae.es ready to be taken
in no coco grass.
For terms apply to
Sepl-tf S. HARRISON, Camptc, La.
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MARTIN & SMITH,
IS TIE \ NJ
SAW MILL,
Six miles south of tho city Of Natchitochcs
PRICE,:

PRICE:
At the mill, per M.........s5M to $1,000
Delivered III town, per A., .....-...H'oV
WE TAKE pleasure in informing the
w public that wear prepared to take
CONTRACTS to build cabins. furnishing
therefor, lumber, material AMI labor, at
very low rates. s...-.
BOX COTTAGE,
with gallery, 14x15 feet, complete, shin
glcd roof. put up for $4,000
BOX COTTAGE, l2xl5 feet, with GAL
lery, complete, put ny for sloO.
Planters and others will tindit to their
interest to give us Il call.
Orders left ut this Office OF with Louis
Duplex, will meet with prompt attcn-
ton.
~ Orders left with Mr.. T.. Smith, at
Willis Holmes will meet with prompt
attention. ..s~ ...,.i ls4.
'''. MARTIN & SMITH.
ADrir 10 ~.
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~anted.-W We will give
energetic men an women
Business that will Paw

from 81 to 50 per day, can be procured
in your own peigllb"tffood, and is strict
ly honorable. Particulars free, or samples
worth several dollars that will enable
you togo to work ut once, will DO sent
Oh receipt Of fifty cents.
Address j. LATHAM & CO.
292 Washington st., Boston. Mass.
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.Lll ADV EnIlSiiME&
I'll. D0oN!IAllEh 2JHTAS!.
= - EilaINE,

EFFECTfVE, simple, cheap aN' easily
~ managed. Prices, including boxing,
delivered on board OF cars at Springfield,
Ohio. g.s' .y
3 Horse power, Engine and Boiler COM
plrtr .. ......:.--. Soj2, 90
u .:orsc power, Eng;n" and Boil
CT con,late.- .--.. :.... :.-. S303,03
For Circulars or further information,
address, ne, ..or visit my plantation 10
miles wey OF the City OF Natchitochcs,
where idve one Of the a! Horse power
driving y 80 inch Grist Mill, there yo"
can have. an ocular demonstration Of the
power and efficiency of the Euginc.
e.'"@' W. A. PONDER,
Aug. 2a..2m. Agent.
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LORD & TAYLOR


DRY GOODS,
wa, o,cing to their great success dr.
ring the pest season, IN filling orders
from all parts Of the United States,
gire greater attention to out-ofto~n
business. With an ENLARGED Depart.
meut ana increased .tac1ti'its, they ~ilE
jill ali iii oo,1lers BY 'neileith their Vs"o1
promlptness, and, they trust, .rit!h. .: CONF
ptetc satisfaction. asa.s
Eiack, and. colored silks, Fail and
Winter Dress Goods, Sl,awls, 'Cloaks,
Linens, Prints, &c. Also, hamburgs,
ihsertions, Edgings Trimmings, dc.
Hahn and Fancy Hosiery, Gloves, TIM
b,etlas, &c.. sc. elsaeh department. I've
ing comricte and rep'ete with all the
novelties to DO found i'll the European
markets: 'H,' t7t - ,.', ''.'. =,
ne Our Ladies' Shoe Department con-
tains = stock Of Winter Shoes ,,nsnr-
passed for elegance, durability and low
ness Of price. Directions for self-meas-
urement sent on application. n e.
! Ey Complete assortment Of Cents
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Ties, Hose, Gloves, &c. Goods sent to
any part Of the country. Shirt measure
tnenf, sent on aDD!ie;ttiOH. MA
Ey For the accommodation of Ladies
and Families who arc unable to visit the
city, full lines Of samples Of MI or dies Of
Dry Goods will be sent, and orders by
! mail filled with the greatest possible
care. slS-3nl.
a,;l9
Rroo11ro1v & Tuontioth St
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Singing Book.

We world ca,l-the attention Of 'fSach-
crs. all others ini1rfSfc1 in music. t"
the following volts, as being the best Of
their class: