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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsTos, Jure 3. 1879 400
bales .Expor;s-To the Channel, bSs; coastwise, 5o
NEW ORLEANS June p 1872
Gotten Gqiet midGns c Net rssp X ssSs
Cotton upehanesa middus sG.l'T ks spP aseslp Ss
sales ZOO stock, 6,27S 80
Cotton dull; middlng, l5i5c. Net receipts 10 bales
Sales 49, stock, s,sl5
Cotton dulI; ,middlng, lS'sc low middiing, l6%G;
WILMINGTON June s. 1875
for strained rude tprSsnas steady at g. 2ltC 9Srs
v,on, Am. .,,.. = 1sy gE \ x yqne is7S
.ppn - Is for amber wlnisT for While n T.nte q
S6cJ bushels No Mnnesota club 81 81 is; 30 i
chicago sprng II T. Corn dull high mixed held At
ssl Tor bolted and s5i Tor alboted per ton Milf ed
pef ea aGr @ 81 psa 5c cc IN
and Tye se 9as sSc to Ne% Yors lumber - ~ SO, 9
DO rvs loo2 t w lcst lumber Canal shpments-s'O 30
Receipts BY lake--Four, 800 pnls. wheat, ii 900
raroadsFiour 1000 bbis whe A. 500 bushels: corn,
rsiIryaIs- loar 5se5 Gbs wheat a. 100 bashel,
canal 10 ifcwater-w6eat 81 bushels oats sou DO
TO n'For polats none preents y Ic
s9a %gs ana ansaangsd Wheat da los
81 ~ Corn aae ao 81 e e s amSe &
72c 800 do nigh mxed rye. Oats scarce;
sales Rye and barley-None hore PORK quiet: Il rs
for heavy Lard quiet at lsJsc. HighNines nomi-
naiy 81 20
TOLEDO June g. 1875
Flour DUH Wheat dun AMI lower; 40. wh.te Mchi-
p! July 81 21s; amber Michigan, spot 81 2l1s;
q 2 ;juy and August o. 2z55. Corn dan and lower;
10: low mixed l2gc oa'S QUIZ snd Lover whit Whit,
bushels. corn 10000 DO; oats 2,Opt do. shipments
Wheat 20b busaels corn 1903 do oats, loo do.
CHICAGO Juac S, 1915
Flour Ill and unchanged Wheat buoyant unsettled;
No / spring, $50. No. do s5sc. spot or June 96ySc.
Jus 9s9Sc August; No 3do0!sc,; rejected &c. silsc.
Corn auiet and weak; 80. mixed, Go. spat 6s1Ac.
July 79zc. f24c August rejected, dc. 61sc. oats
424ac. August; re eced s6c rive quiet ANA unchanged
Barlev-An advnuce ASKED but none established; 20
SPRING 81 70 81 ~, spot 81 81 q bid, septemher
Pork in tair demand and urm al 3ls " spot Sl9 %
sly oQJuy. SID 81 so s7lS Aun.t Bulk meats in
demand shoulders sc. sloTt rib lniddes, he
short clcsroe lc Whisky q = Freshts lower corn
10 Bufnlo, Pc. Al the AFTERNOON cUi o. the bolrd-
Wheat steady AMI higncr az 95c June g5c JuIy Corn
August: ga hrn ana higher az el'sc a 64e casa or
June. 57lc. Ju y. i2lsc, August Pork ami lard un-
changed. Hecefpts-Flour $500 bills. wheat 10000
bushels corn, 500 do: oats 5)c0@ CO.; barley 1000
shipments lOuT. 600, b0ls: wheat, $500 bush
els; corn, gJtJl do. oats 5000 do.
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CLOSING PRICES At ) P. u.
TIE MONEY MARKEr.

THE MONEY MARKET
Money was easy al 81 and per cent. The FOR.
eign exchange market vas firm 70 tie close on
the DasIs o. 49, and 49o Tor prime bankers long
and short sterling.
THE GOLD Market
Gold opened a. III, tel on 70 li0fs rose 10 1lTiI
ana closed al 1867. The carrying rates were l.
IL and per cent. and the borrowing rates ! and
: per cent. Loans were also made dat. The snip
ments immediately engaged ire yarlousy re-
ported. To-morrowis steamers vii prooaoly take
out $4,000 Thu sdayis steamers vii convey, it
Is said, much larger SUN. and tho otal OF the
week l. likely be. from the-prescnt outlook not
less tnan s3.0ooo0o. u is incidents Of TINS char
acter that are attracting attention 20 the gold
marEet and anordmg the principal reasons or the
advance that Is ia progress. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on account OF
interest AID s92l0OO IN redemption o. i've
swenty bonds.
OPERATIONS 81 THE GOLD ExcHASGE BASK.
Cod aalance3. Sl3IT.s43
Currency i.547,slG
Gross clearances... p f8IgOO0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
L7rrcncy exchan2 fl4,2i3
currency balances. @539'sl2
bO4d eXchan4eA.. ...................... S.3l.23J
byld -, DIS
TIE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Washington ndvces TO-DAY report that the
customs receipts we're 35Oo,OcO; revenue receipts.
t260.oo0; national Dapk notes received to-day.
$4,000. lie Treasury balances are as folowS:-
currency, s4.3s0,Co0; coin. ss4,Goo.Ooo less com
certificates, siesoo,Oco.
PRODUCE ExToETs.
The exports o. produce for the week ending
to-day amount p i5.5os1oo, against ss,e5i 7o7 Tor
me corresponding week in 1874 and s56l4sa2 in
1873. me total exports since January this year,
IRE sloose5 al against sI2i s7o.i0S IN 1874 ana
gI223i0O70 il 1879.
me FoREIGS MARKET.
London sdvlces report tie following a. closing
prices :-Consois Tor money. o s.ig; 20. lot &C.
count % ls-ls; United states sixns, 1867. - sl6;
United states tcn-ioriies lo4is uew funded loan,
l0S 1888; Erie srares, 49,. The French ninGs
closed strong me rate Or money on the stock
Exchange Oh government securities Is 81 per
cent. Rentes a. Paris, Gia-5.
GOVERNMENT PONDS.
Government bonos closed nrm at the follow
Dg quotations:-Unitcd states currency sixes,
l22s 1875 40 a.. ISL, registered 1907 II;
40 to-, dol, coupon, 1855 ~: ~. dyetwenlies,
1877, registered 1883; e. d., a., coupon.
49,. id %. 1868, registered. iE}s 1881; 90.
DO. 90, coupon, 1883 all9; 20. a., 1865, regis
tered. 12oE l2l; co. co, de-, coupon 1872.
l22sl; DC. DO. 90. new registered l20t l2laf;
Do. 10, o.. coupon, lz3M ! Ia; no. 49,, lsos.
rcgisiered l2o4 ~ do. fc.. Go.. conl on, =
a 1851 -. 40. lsa. registered. 100 . l2l 10.
o.. do coupon, l2i. l2s; do. t.n.iorilcs
registered. liI5s : u.s.; 20. 10. COUPON li3s
49, &c. Hves, 1881, rcrlsiered, iiTil ils; TO-
DO, o., coupon l1s = lis
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were dnu. except III tnc Pacific
Issues, wnich were Grn. Union prss we're II
active demand and colt st Ioj i0si land grants
sold al OK i Del. ana sngiug FUNDS n slA
agIfs: central FaCihc@ brought IGs ami Western
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Money was easy az "a ana per cent. The for
eign exchange market vas firm 70 tie close on
the Dasis o. 49, and 400 ior prime bankers long
and short sterling.
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A MAN WITH $40 WANTED AS PARTNER IN A
IL hardware Storc.-BusIntSs requiring the services
q two an excellent business chance. Apply at % EAST
houston street.
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A GERMAN.-wANTED. A PARTNER. TO ENLARGE
II cider aud vinegar works, only one " no IS wtllni
to take charge the wholesale trade: require about
$50 profit 100 per Address VINEGAR Herald
afian
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A LONDON WEST END TAILORING FIRM. WITH
"A first class American connection pnyate) and tho
of considerably extending oneratols, would DO
willing to with trst rate New York mouse
upoa terms 70 DC subsequently arTangedi mo highes,
ri and required Address U. 81 care OF
Mofat Bros woolien diapers 2s Giasshouse street Re-
q en rne Lnndnn W
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A MEXICAN MANUFACTURERS DESTROYS OF
n having their productions represented IN Europe,
Especially novelties, are invited to address the under
signed who intends sailing the 25th inst reier
enccs EXCHANGED. G. II. StNAUER Commission Nor
chant, nv Broadway, New York.
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An EXPERIENCED, ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN
"A wishes interest in good, sound, paying bust
lie ss furniture preterrcd would inv 50 5000
more eau give bes, references Address with particu
lars nature ana place OF business ABILITY, Herald
of1r
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c.Sln nDn 40 bOAN-OS FIRST BOND AND
2OVO.OUU MorigAge ~ new forE and Brooklyn
Real tsMte, ~ sums % suit no del2#, bring paucrs
SuiPHAS MesEREAt, = William street, ruion
In ldinga
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RARE CHANGE ROB BUSINESS MAN.-PART-
IA wanted. with CAPITAL OF SIS 90 to Join ire adj
rtiser business established over ~ years
on Broadway, and now dong a aree ana profitable
trade when can be largely decreased with additional
capital but princpals nced apply. Address. in
confidence. WASHINGTON, Herald Uptown Branch
office 20 Broadway
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TO RESTAURANTS. HOTELS, SALOONS, CON-
n tecuoncrs men out of employment, private
families all temperance beverage establishments,
business saltwater without iounain or
eerveclng syrnpS costing less than ono cent per glass
10 make 1T; healthful than soda from fountain;
anyone having formula with nstruc can make
II; satisfaction guaranteed; upou receipt o 81 sehd 20
any idress by NAL formula and uil inslruc-
tons; those who call personally. Address FRANK
SMITH. 81. Charles hoel, No CAB Broadway, New York
CITY.
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G-0O u0n no LOAN ON OR BUY MORTGAGES
DDUU.OOU stocks eonds insurance Policies
any Eair0ai Bonds, and other yauaule bonds Or
rifles RAUL r.. TODD IS Liberty street..
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRcpuCE MARKET. LIVERPOOL June g.
Evening. spirits tlrpennne, 2i& a Els 6l per cwt.
LosnoS PnopucE MAnKgr--t oNnoS, June s-Evening =
Calcutta Hnseed, b0s. Common rosln IS 81. per cwt
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The exports o. produce Tor the week ending
to-day amount p i559gl03 against ss,C3i 707 Tor
me corresponding week Ia 1874 and s5,6l8.s92 in
1873. me total exports since January i THIS year
IRE tloose al, against sI2i i7o.5o8 IN 1874 ana
kia234O,O50 IL 1879.
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TIE tNrrEp srAIEs rREAsrn

- hnAALb sAAAA1 tN-4h#%4+As
Washington ndvIces TO-DAY report that the
customs receipts we're s50o.OoO; revenue receipts.
l260.o00; national Dark notes received to-day,
$4,000. lie Treasury balances are IS follows:-
cur eacy, s4ss0.Coo; coin. ss4.GooOoo, less coin
certificates SIasoO0e0
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RAILROADS.
CHANGI OLE, TIME.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three raily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston at e:l0 m and arrive at
Houston at $50 IN.
Leave Galveston at 300 p m and arrive at
Houston at 500 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p IN and arrive at
Houston at $50 y m.
Leave Houston at 6:l5 a m and arrive at
Galveston Mt 900 m.
Leave Houston 1000 m and arrive at Gall
weston at 2:s0 p m.
Leave Houston at EDO m anu arrive AZ
Galveston at 1880 p IN.
ON Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 a m. Leaves Houston At 2no p m.
The 6:in m train from Galveston connects
az Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris.
burg snd san Antonio railway. Comets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas Gen
| trail railroad
The 300 D no express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and Texas Centrai
| railway.
The 600 p m express from Galveston con-
| meets with the International and Great
| Northern railroad at Houston at m.
The lDgO m train from Houston arrives ~
Galveston at ESQ p m. Connects with the
Ticket offices, iso fremont street, Galves-
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets TO local pnins' one
| thousand and i've hundred mile ucketss can
/ he purchased al the ticket ofnoes OF ibis com-
| many or nom Galveston ticket once:
| q. II, NICHOLS, superintendent
| n. b, AHDREWs. General Ticket Agent
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drawn by q bank upon itself hr lle
purpofo Of paying IFS own digIitn o
aud tho dividends, coupons and o.
lerest az other corporations. on TOR
other payments,
Three Checks drawn hy state,
county 0r eliy officers in lhr.r nii-
cipl capacity upon public hrds do.
posted iu % hankgrc exempt ifsa.d
funds are kept separate from wuy
private accounts, ID NOT bong within
tho intent Of the law 10 lgX public
treasury,
! viii add, with reference 10 some
other questions frequently proposed
TO this office, that orders for diyl,
dends arc subject 90 tho Ny, II
drawn fora definite aud certain sam,
but not otherwise
An ordinary certificate Of deposit,
used IN tho ordinary manner r. not
liable, Interest coupons are con,
aidored exempt Bills OF exchange.
foreign rs we'll m inland, when
drawn on q bank, bunker or trust
company, are held to bo subject TO
tho tax, whether payable NJ eight
or otherwise,
Duplicates Of bills, orders, etc., are
liable the same aa originals Re-
ooipts not relating to banking bust
ness, for instance, for rent arc
exempt Very respectfully,
j, W, DOUGLAS, Commissioner
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ToB woRK-Letter Heads. Cards, Circulars
j Bili Heads, Posters, Lawyers' Brieis, Pam.
pbists and every kind Of job pfintinn
promptly executed 81 tbe Herald once
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Boarding House.

MRS. p. A. NOLEN, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Dallas, that she has
taken the residence of Captain John II.
Bryan, on Lamar street, immediately north
of the post office, where she Will Keep
first class private boarding house. The
house is airy and roomy, and there Is on the
premises two immense cistorns Of ram
water, of the puTest ana best kind, Her
terms will be reasonable and she sOllcltS the
patronage Of the public.
28llm
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rlcLL
DIR. T.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WoRM SPEcIFIc,
on
Y L r M | + u c. Z .
SYMPTOMS or WoRMs.

vs. HfNfH - " NfHNfHf
TINE eouRienanee Is pale and
leadeR-colored, with occasional
hlshes, or q circamserihed spot on
one or both cheeks lheeyes become
dlllI the pupils dilatei an azure
samIclTcle runs along the lower eye
lids the nose Is irritaled, wells, and
sometimes bleedsi a swelling Of the
upper lips occasional headache, wilh
hummlng or throbblug Of lhe eanI
an unusual secretion Of mllyai Shiny
or fIrel tongues breath very foul,
particularly in the monlngi appetite
variable sometimes yoHcIous, with a
NBw.p5 'enHflon of the stomach, at
Others, entlrsly gone fleeing pains
In ghe slomlchI occasional nausea
end yomdngI violent pains through.
out the abdomen bowels irregular,
al times eoHlyei stools Shiny, not
uifequenty tInged with blood belly
swollen and hard urine urbld, re-
fprltion occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiceouPhi cough
sometimes dry and eonyuslyei un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing Of the teeth ! temper variable,
bgt generally irritable, etc, G,
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, N
On. c. M'LANR's VRRMIFUGR
win certainly effect cure.
The universal success which hg
attended the administration Of th..
preparation has been such a. to war
rant Va in pledging ourselves TO the
public to
9RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where il should
prove Intellectual; "proyding the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
NNppoNlton OF worms being the
clusc," In all eases the Medicine
to lie given IN sTmcr ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS,
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vcrmifure
DOES NOT CONTAIN MlRCURY
In any forms and that it is an limo.
cent preparation, net cabdIHefGojRC
McSh'Hfc8 iWHjyh II Tie NEST hRG,y
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p, s., Dealers and Phyielam ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros. will do well 10 while
their orders distinctly, and mkc Roe 6W Dr.. {.
lFLdHf'S, Pycedstl(g (2WiRr Rj0s, IiAiiUrA.
a. To those wishing 10 gyc them inal we WllI
forward per mail, post pnd to,iny part oi tie
United States one box " Pills or twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or one vial vi VermlGre for
fourteen thtcc-cent stamps, All orders nom Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cent? evrl.
fd' For sale, by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally
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az TnIE noon sTnl..


We were sitting on the door step
/ ruWumher ID Hp Wrlli
klle was hUliiu hhuduW hidden
rave whrlu the moonlight foil,
Aud the dear head rpWlluH
Win ~ wnyy, SOFT brown hair
Made more thm over lovely
Ilia nlce ! thought 20 fair
know we talked but llltlo,
Ana NJ lH't, beneath lho stone,
We heard the cricket chipping
30 clearly all alone,
I'M my hVurt Ind mustered Cnulngc
To tell her then aud there,
How for her sweet sake truly
WwOuld all things do and dare,
Thon onme the H0ft, shy answer,
Asher shining eyes dropped low
"My honrt Is niue no longer
'Iwnsylcldcd long ngu''
And oven ifHho doomed me
10 misery ana rnln,
The soft checks hllul win M mplu7,
Gathering DER ana u'cr uguin.
How well / now remember
Tim turning luNl away,
would not heed the whisper
TIL, NJ the low cate turning,
Her rce once moro 20 soc,
! saw the tear drops shining
In the eyes that follow me,
All! then, with honrt fast boating,
70 her side turned again,
son, tell me, MNdge, my durllng,
Illus my love been all In VAIN?
You do not love another?
Your words were only play?
Look up nud answer truly
Madgo, miNi 20 away?'
Again the dlmplos gathered
Fen while the mOOu'S pure HIGHT
betrayed the tears Still shining,
Like dew drops soft amt bright
"My heart was mIncnO longer
have given II, us true;
Why could you not have waited"
jecuuse-ah | meant your
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THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
moruiug, rfcHpt Monday, ut gln EpuT. ln
alyuunri ri ursiK mouths ~ lrnunnnuiiii
h rruls i1r ono week slnglH copies, ID
luuii,
Tba naiiY Herald d now furnished ~ SUBJ
soibars uy carrier 90 - nHnls pee week, Ihn
bapnr Will ne delivered regularly each mOW-
lHg Hi Hn early hnub ~ any pant 0f do city
and SUBURBS Within q milo and % halt vi no
,1uH mouse Subscribers iiliug 10 receive
lhair pHprr VIII OhiRH uy reporting ~ Mr
Irsss Williamson, a. this office
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Condensed Through Time Card
10 points North and East Via tho
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Galveston ut3N0 i. NJ and
huuston ~ 900 y, N, ana 500 A, NJ, daily, mr.
tiyVg nH fOlluWR.
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TIE STAMP ACT.
Explanatory letter from Revenue
Commissioner Douglas.

Some Of the doubtful points in th G
act Of February Sth, concerning the
stamp tux on checks, drafts. etc,
are explained in the following letter
from Commissioner Douglas TO the
president Of the Galatin national
bank of New York city
SIR-ln your letter Of the fourth
instant you inquire as TO the proper
Interpretation Of the word "voach.
crs" in section ID fan "act to amend
existing customs and internal rero
nue. laws etc, approved February
8, 1875.
You also ask tho following qucs,
tions
First care notes, drafts and ac.
ceptances, when made payable at Il
bank, subject to stamp act of two
cents, and, if so, does the tax apply
to notes, drafts and acceptances
drawn or accepted prior to February
s, 1873, and which have matured
and been paid since?'
Second" Docs the tax apply to
checks drawn by u bank npon itself
for the purpose Of paying its own
dividends, and the dividends, cou-
pons or interest Of other corpora
tons ?"
Third-"Aro checks drawn by q
state, county or city government
on u bank liable to this taX?'
Section Is Of said act Of February
8, 1875, provides; That Il bank
check, draft, order or voucher for the
payment Of any sum Of money
whatever, drawn upon any bank,
banker or trust company, shall be
subject to q stamp tax Of two cents
Ii is understood that this enact
mcnt was made mainly to meet eva
sions of the stamp tax on checks by
the substitution Of receipts, orders
"payabIy one day after date, etc
1t imposes the tax upon CHECKS or
orders. etc, drawn ON time, as well
az those payable at sight, or on de
mand. SO also on receipts and all
other vouchers substituted for
checks, etc, as commonly used ac-
cordng TO tho custom OF banks
Section 6 Of the act Of March },
1875, excmpts from the tax "lhe
receipts in the receipt book of a
savings bank or Institution o! Fav-
ings, having no capital stock, and
doing no other business than rrcelv,
ing deposits to be loaned Or invested
for the sole benefit Of the parties
making such deposits, withont profit
or compensation to the association
or company when money Is pad to
a dcpositor on his raSs-book.
This provision leaves the tax upon
all receipts with the above exccp-
tion) given to the banks as vouchers
for the payment of money on de-
posts, as imposed by section ID OF
said act of February 9Th, whether
such receipts arc loose or contained
in Il book.
! reply toyour specific questions
One-That if there il amy under
standing between the bank and Tho
maker of the notes, or acceplor o
the checks, drafts or orders payable
at bank, that all such notes and ac
ceptances shall be paid by the bank
and charged in the account of The
maker, drawer or acceptor, in TIM
same manner as ordinary checks
would be, such notes and accept
arcos arc considered liable to thu
two cent stamp tax, as A,,houccrs
for the payment of money by tn
bank. This applies to notes, drafts
etc, made, drawn or accepted prior
to February 8. 1875, when paid b.
the bank on or aftor that date
Two-This tax applies TO "eheek
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SOUTHERN HOTEL.
Main street, Dallas. Texas
,,,rENNy ppoppIFTOR.

x. MCIIff tN-' u t NJ
BOARD by the day, week or month NJ re"-
sonable rates. Transient board - per u'' :
We guarantee best accommodations ior
money In the city. Business men can rely
an getting meals promptly served @i'S
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

TIlR WRHilH HRliAlp VIII he pub
ished every saturday mplnlnR huhsGrlp'
iulh 900 l'el Annnm sl,bh Tor tiN nl0nlhai
payable iu ndflunn no subscription lNlfrn
lurH loss puli0i ihnn six months,
Ad7orili.WW inserted ~ thr Htr0t " 10
pee square ipr iNr ilnt Insertion, ana +. cents
lur rtcu subsequent insertion,
obituary notices. marriage drhlhhi public
meetings yards of thanks, lp,, lu bo paid Tor
al hull udNrWls rmnul WluH,
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n mild npcrient and gentle purge
live. recommended for the cure ofall de-
rangcments OF the stomach, liverand bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. The test ofmauy years have prov
en- them to be tile safest, surest and best OF
all tie pills ever offered to the public. lhey
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health.
AZ an AntidOte 10 Cbilis and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspeppin they are
a Specific. For Sick Hcadach and Hil-
ious Collie they are sure cure. For Gem
stipntiOn, rheumatism, piles. Paipita-
ii0n OF tlse EEcart, Pain in ilie Side,
Back and r0ins, Nervousness, n positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without rival. When one does not "ieel
very well,"a single dose stimulates thestom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite ana
imparts ylgor to the system. Sold every
where. ONCE, rs Murray street. New York.
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Now Works q, f,ltpWell, 8, N, Pultengll q
"a, aud Hates q Locke,
Advertising aud Publishing Co., Rnd Row
al IS tNphinunt ~ Louis,
phlulrluhlW Coo, MrHlhrull Y 90,
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Tenders his professional services to the cit
izens of Dallas and vicinity,
Office in the rooms OF ths Medlcul Dlreetoi
nv corner Market and Elm streets. Resi-
dsnce-sl9 Live Oak street.
tftice hours 10 to u a. m; 2 to Up, M. ~.
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NOTICE TO OCCUPATION TAX PAYERS.

The last session Of the legislature, just adj,
adinurnpd, enacted law making IL Il penal
oisnsn To uurSue any taxable occupation
withont first procuring license thereon.
Th0se pursuing such occupations can save
themselves the perils and incOnveni noes OF
on in lict ment by calling at my Office and
Yrocnring license before the assembling of
HE grand Jury, which meets on the second
Monday In a pril, lhi5.
9sISws,y nj. v. COLE, Treasurer u. c. Il.