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New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
TREATMENT OF PACIFIC MAIL CADETS.

TREATMENT OF PACIFIC MAIL CADETS.
srA,rvgSTs OF YOUNG MEN on THE COLON, HENRY
CHAUNCFY. AND CITY OF TOKIo-PIEDG.s MADE
To THEM UNFUIFILLED-THEY WERE OBLIGED
10 Do MENIAL WORK AND GIVEN LITTLE In
sTRUCIION
About six months AGO the Pacific Mail Steam
sh Company advertised that they would take limited
educated young men IN their service ana give
them "a thorough nautical training. Accordingly oon
siderable number Of young men from nl parts VI tue
country made application, and were takon into the
service OF the Company reporter OF The TRIBUNE
visited tie steamers Colon and Henry Chauncey yeser
Aay TO learn how these yoIng men had been treated
One Of them showed the letter received ny bnn' which
was sgued by Rufus Hatch Following are the more In
pOrtant statements:
A cadets term OF Office VIII be for three years. He
viii b. in the FIRST Onicors department, and will mess
with the officers. lie will be placed in wacn anu VIII
GIVE thorough course OF instruction in sesmanship;
In the manner of receiving stcwng breaking oui' ana
% Se sparSsns Of freight clerk stoieEecpcr ana
purser in navga,ion IN steam aetg viii be of three
cl ssses; those in the third year OF service VII
end clss and those the first yea OF The third class
At the expiration Of their respective tri"s oi service
sOS sy WIN a IL rsnier the d I'D Ssc 10 the POSITION Of
On officer in the Coinr!ns service IL 'he euc' "ie IN
his examinations he will be 'iisnissed
The cadets the Colon that only one clause OF the
contract was carried out and that performed by Capt
Tanner Instruction in taking reckoninss In engineering
they have shown anything Ii VAS expected
that the cadets not TO do menia work. but they
have been REQUIRED clesu their all the brass
work and bolystone the decks. and whIe lying III
dry dock last Winter they were compelled to shovel
One cadeta who transferred from the CITY OF
Toxic said her first trip the principal work OF the
cadets as menis while they also required
70 do double watch duty. When they complained TO
Captain Maury his reply was You are not cadets, but
ships boys aud will be treated such" The captain
did eveIything ia his power to make them uncomfortable,
AMI induce them to desert Mr. Hatch was on the first
trlp Of the City Of Too and the treatment TO which
the cadets compelled to submit When one cf them
called attention To the matter his reply was Ihat Is
to expect Captain Mauiy next
tssued order fOrbng the cadets To mess WIN the
officers and made tbem make mess of their own but
did not allow them = waiter. When the Toxic returned
" his port memorial drawn up by The cadets ana
was forwarded TO the manager but no notice was taken
OF IL. .
On tho second "trip of the Toxic the cadets were or.
dcret wash out the pig and one was even 0lucieu
into for this purpose ON the homewaid tp oi
the first officer ordered the cadets out OF their
aud forced them To sleep OH deck exposed 10
Ali kind of weather. some OF them went INTO the sIoADg
tuo hut driven ont by the officer they then al.
pcaled to Captain 1rcnner, who asSisued tlem-nve III
nuiuDer-tO stae-roOfn.
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fIRE-PROOF B BUILDING co.
OF NEWYORK.
Firc.Proof Hollow Blocks, Hollow
Brick and Sidewalks.
q "i Li-EI' te'"1 Anl1Ir 2 REcKWIrI Architnct

W
/. A. TARTIElt- Superintendent
PaTtt erected in the fouoNir9 oaildings
Tribune Tn on TELEGRAPH Del and Hudson Canal
Co. Bennett Dr.N stats IL tang Irrox Library Equitable
te Assnranc Hudson River X H. Freight DEPOT, Williams
hnrah N vis Bank Westminster Hotel They sound
prn weigh no more stud and ath and cost but little mr
Ere proof Csiiug, Western union Telegraph IOlumoa
Coge 47S broadway and llarbeck Stores and IN DrS1bg
iaons Windsor Earle, and NeSfork Hotels, Chaer In
st,tnte, Confidential Bank Note GO. - .
FloorS Will wpr- beams pro,sc by Blocks in Wind
sor and Westminster Hotels. Columbia college Peabody MI
seam &c
Fir arches beams at Tribune Lenox Library
CaLal Co., stores ise Broad" AZ fi'
seventh 81 and tifh ave. SO. .oo .,o, =.
Of ins has been reducef NJ cents per SlH
IA 10 Reaie s. Bond ST., &C. After our Fir"pooi
Linn " ha been aided 10 IN. Mahsaris .,..
For Pat protected by our blocks s'e Atlantic SAVINGS
Bank Bowy, caruer Fifty seventh ST and tiith ave. "ss
Hotel &c.
B.i er- covered At 47s broadway and Putnam Housr
nf Artificial Stone erected At hainLvheck- sea
q n na lnav station, and Cherry 81. New YORK
Sidewalk lid at lO3 titn ave- en0S Library mznaOheek
Sca dirt station, rbCpe bu lang, &c,
IOttlgc b,JtO cunc feet rapac ",
c-,cts sljo0 Buhiers; Ccnenting Cellars and "a
bit "A specially
New NnrX .oaId Fire UDirrwlit aud e snperin ndent
Of Bul ,ings LEONARD r BECkWlIh ffoA'eHI
OFFICE. III BROADWAY, Room i26
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(Announce.nCntS.l
BUHyErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

PoMEROY's Patent Rupture Belts and Band
Trissee, 74i Broadway. ~ y BY tar the Ltst IN use
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

LORD e. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystic-s -sts
En-. B,iy Brussels 81 81 AM II TO- Eng and All Taie'
Try, 81 aud 81 i2H
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

The popular favOrite among gentlemen who
undr aud excellence ami beauty n HAT sdeci o kNoAh
suug demand Tor II wonderful Buy your bas
at II 2 Broadway, Ok III the FIFTH Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

HOLMEs's BURGLAR AL ARM TELEGRAPH, 571
proadwav- Twelve years practical experience. The
ros ,nce beng f4ied with Electric AuuncAtors
Loo. for cheap improvements
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

DON'r irritate your lungs with stubborn
cough when rcti,siy SITE and ain DR. JAiNEs Ia
10 4 ~ ts,>i procured throat Aid ldnss
ar speedily helped by IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

Will prove their general superiority, and especially
IN the following points:
Graceful symmetry of proportion. Highest perfec-
ton attanable in mechanical construction. Thorough
so.idity Of workmanship and display of such exqu'-
site TASTE even in the most trng detail Of finish. as
heretofore has never been attempted in tho manu-
facture of this favorte American vehicle.
We offer the fullest guaranty as to durability and
capacity to stand the most trying amount OF wear
and tear, and will chccrfully compete with any
wagon of corresponding weight manufactured in
this city or elsewhere.
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CHILD'S DELIGHT.
A Noble Deed.

In an article in yesterdays edition
narrating the almost miraculous es-
cape from drowning Of Mrs. freeman
and her little child, we failed to give
the name o. their brave preserver. We
have since learned the gentleman's
name and it gives Us great pleasure to
hearld to the world the name of man
who could and did perform so brave
an action. The name of Mrs. Free
mans preserver is CHANCEY ALLEN, a
brother of j. w. Allen, u gentleman
well known in Northern and Eastern
Texas. Mr.. Allen was on the roof OF
Colonel McLure's residence at the
time Of the accident and he heard Mrs.
Freeman scream, just as she preciplta-
ted herself into the cistern, he took in
the situation at glance and ut once
climbing down the ladder he rushed
towards the yard OF Mr.. Freeman,
jumping four picket fences in the short
cut he took towards the scene of the
accident; on reaching the spot he
found three men standing over the
cistern, who had completely lost their
presence of mind and seemingly per-
fectly paralized with horror. Mr.. AL
len, without u moments hesitation,
not even stopping to cast of his shoes
or coat, jumped into the well and
seized the mother and child, who by
this time were nearly exhausted. He
managed 10y almost superhuman exer-
tons to support them both above the
water until ropes were lowered and
they were delivered from their peril
Gus position, II was q noble deed and
one that will command the admiration
of all.
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Mayors Court.

William S. Broughton, charged with
being drunk and down, plead guilty
and was fined two dollars and costs.
John McKinsley, evidently had no
respect for the fifteenth amendment
as he was charged with assaulting "a
man and u brother" He plead gull
ty and was fined two dollars and costs.
Charles Bowers was arrested for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, but inas-
much as he had been run over by II
heavily laden wagon, while in this
condition, his case was dismissed.
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LOCAL BREyITIES.
to earth.

--EuTtn 10 ehTJn'
Weather cool and pleasant.
The Lamar Rifles met at the Court
house last night.
elm street Is blockaded daily by
wagons loaded with cotton.
Professor George put his awkward
squad through their terpsichorian
PAGES last night at the hall In the Odd
Fellows building.
1.-The long talked of opening OF the
lie Grande Hotel will take place to-
night, when the entire building will
be lighted up and! thrown open to the
public. A full brass band will add live
illness to the occasion.
Officer Dunn had tough time
yesterday afternoon trying to arrest n
man in front of Hamilton's hat store.
The man struggled fearfuIly and 1t was
only owing to the persistent efforts of
the officer that he finally accomplish
ed his purpose.
Mr.. George Shields presented us
yesterday with two heads Of cabbage out
of car load he has just received from
Chicago. They are fine, hard, white
mammoth drumheads, and of such
dimensions that II we were to tell their
weight, We would undoubtedly be sim
accused of dying
We noticed yesterday large float
drawn by four mules, which was loaded
with nineteen bales of cotton. The
unfortunate animals were strainiug
every nerve to draw the enormous load,
and we saw them stall, Oh the level
street, three times in distance of Il
hundred yards. Comment is unneces-
sary.
"A project is now on foot to estab-
lish regular stage line from here to
Comanche, an enterprise which we
hope will be successful, as it Is very
much needed just now when there is
such heavy emigration to that Sec
ton. Dallas can well afford to put
forth considerable effort in its behalf,
rs she is now receiving large and in
creasing trade from all that region.
We learn that the Phoenix Planning
Mills are stopped to-day from the
breaking down of pump early this
morning, and farther that it is the first
working day lost in nearly nine
months, since the freeze Of January
last. Taking into consideration that
this Is the largest institution OF the
kind IN the State; persons abroad can
form an idea of what machinery is
doing in Dallas and what Dallas Is
doing for machinery as well. Captain
Grove will have steam tomorrow
morning, however, and there will be
no molestation of orders.
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ClIILD's Delight.
John Schadel.

The funeral of John Schadel, u late
prominent member of Hook and Lad
der Company No. /, was largely at
tended yesterday afternoon 10y the
members Of the Dallas Fire Depart
ment and also by large number of
citizens. AT five o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon members of the various COM
panies began to assemble at the ell
CINE house on Commerce street and
shortly afterwards were formed into
line and marched to the residence of
the deceased. Then the procession
was formed in the following order, UNI
der the direct command OF Chief Con-
nor.
Brass Band.
His Honor, Mayor Cabell, and the
officers OF the Dallas Fire Department
In carriages.
Hook and Ladder Company No. |.
Hook and Ladder Company No. ..
Engine Company No. !.
Supply Company No. 4.
The Society OF Turner's.
Truck bearing Coffin, guarded by
eight pail bearers.
Family and friends Of the deceased
In carriages.
The procession moved In solemn
march up Jefferson street to Main, and
out Main to the Cemetery; the band all
the while playing the dead March OF
Saul" The sidewalks were lined with
spectators, and the whole affair was a
worthy tribute of respect to an old and
esteemed member of the Fire Depart
ment.
Below We publish q resolution OF re-
spect which was drawn up by n COM
mittee appointed for that purpose:
IN MEMoRIAM.
Whereas, II has pleased All Mighty
God, In his wisdom and mercy, TO take
from our midst our beloved comrade
and friend, John Schadel. BE IL re-
solved,
lst That In his death the Fire De.
partment and especially Hook and
Ladder Company No, !, to which he
was attached, has lost q brave aud
dutiful member and man who as !,
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CHILD'S DELIGHT.
Judge BuriOrd's Court.

Judge Burford disposed of the follow.
ing civil cases yesterday:
j. w. Schenck vs. LOOMS ct al, triaI
of right of property; judgment fol-
plaintiff.
ii. Yarbrough VS. T. G. Peyton, suit
ON account; dismissed for want of pros,
ecutlon.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson vs. ]. G. Cart
wright, suit on account; Judgment fol
plaintiff for SOS.
There was only one criminal suit
and that was the State of Texas vs.
Geo. W. Waller, for assaulting j. Y.
Downs; tried by jury and n verdict OF
guilty, and a fine of one cent.
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CHILD'S DELIGHT.


The funeral of Mrs. Maria b. Norton,
deceased wife of Judge A. b. Norton,
will take place this morning at ten
o'clock, at tho Episcopal Church.
c. w. Winbray, one of the editors
and proprletors Of the Greenvlle Her
aid, called at THE HERALD Office yes
terday. He will remain in the city for
several days, and will call on the mer-
chants Of Dallas in the interest of his
journal.
Mr.. Robert Cowart is again upon oul
streets. He has just returned from
Atlanta, Georgia, to which place ht
had accompanied the remains of his
brother. The many friends of Mr..
Cowart will join The HERALD In ex-
tending him a hearty welcome.
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Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Associa.
tiOn-ResOIutions of Coincidence.

Ladies' Hebrew benevolent Associa.
tiOn-ResOIutiOns of COndolence.
WHEREAS, A severer misfortune than has
befallen our beloved sister, Mrs. j. y. Poll :
check, can hardly be pictured, her devoted
husband having suddenly, without q note of
warning, and while far away from her ca
ressing hand and tender care, been called
from life to death, leaving tender aged chill
dren In but mothers care, therefore, be IL
Resolved, That, while we deplore the in
adequacy of words to express our heartfelt
sympathy with the bereaved widow, we as
sure that we, with her, sorrow for the un-
timely and irreparable loss, and that we
pray to God, that he, In his unerrlng wis.,
dom, may point out to us the means to con-
sole her, and that He may strengthen her
not only TO bear the loss with resignation.
but TO also endow her with courage and wis
dom to rear the children as good members OF
society, and worthy of their parent.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes, a copy thereof sent TO the
widow. and published in The DALLAS
DAILY HERALD.
MRS. ID. GOSLIN,
MRS. j. SONNEBERG,
MRS. A. NJ. FRIEND,
Committee.
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grounds. Although the area for spec
tat0rs is immense, it has afforded but
comparatively limited accommoda-
tons for the throngs that pressed to
It's doors. or the exhibition itself we
need add but IL word. 1t Is undenla-
bly, the largest aud best in the world.
The Great international gives the
most for the money Of any exhibition
that has ever appeared before the pub
lie. II has more and rarer curiOsities,
finer performances and superior fea-
lures generally than the community
have ever before seen. 1t IL hardly
necessary, even If it were possible, to
specify the good things to be seen, OF
which there are 80 many.
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W. +. Lyle & Co., real estate agents, No.
lO9 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atUen-
ton ofpersons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive lists..of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside Ofthelr office,
under the respective heads of "Improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, "Farms"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and number of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number Of farms of various sizes, includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within Ave miles OF the city OF Dallas
aug26dtf
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AT Oh Main street, opposite Sanger Bros,
have just opened the most extensive stock
of fashionable Millinery and Human Hair
Goods ever brought to Dallas, consisting OF
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons, etc, which | import direct. Ny
stock of Hair Goods consists of Hair Braids,
Wigs, Curls, Frissetts and Hair Ornaments
OF all kinds, OF every shade and color, OF my
own manufacture.
Orders for Hair Work or Millinery execu-
ted In the latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair Of all coors. 8. IRALsON.
ocijdlm
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Mrs. Chestnut hast just returned from the
North with u full stock of Ladies Millinery
Goods, for fall and winter wear, consisting
ofstraw hats, trimmed ana untrimmed, vel
vet hats, felt hats, and every variety oil
French and American flowers and trim
mings CT all kinds. Her assortment Is COM
plete in everything, and the ladies are re-
questcd to call and see for themselves,
Lamar street, next TO Episcopal church.
octj.tucsAthurs
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT,
Hebrew BENEVOLENT Association.

HchCNOhthh AHSOcIhkIOn.
WHEREAS, We have been appraised of the
death OF our friend, j. S. Pollacheck, which
occurred Ia the city of New York on the Goth
OF September, therefore be 1t
Resolved, Thatwe have heard OF the mourn
ful event with deep sorrow, and tender to
the bereaved widow and children OF the de-
ceased our heartfelt sympathy in this their
irreparable loss, and at the same time as
sure her that we Will, at all times, be ready
to extend. to them our counsel and aid,
whenever they should require II.
| rReSoired, That n copy of the above resolu
tion be sent to the widow, and published in
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
j. X. FRIEND,
ID. G0SLIN,
j. Il. WOLF,
Committee.
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CIiILD'S DELIGHT.


Those who are compelled to wear
spectacles frequently experience great
Inconvenience, MS well as injury to
their eyes, from being forced to change
the glasses. Those who use diamond
Spectacles," find them so durable that
all such trouble and danger is avoided.
For sale ut j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


There will no doubt be a great variety OF
styles and qualities OF Mems and Boys cloth
Ing from all parts, but our citizens VIII
hardly care TO see more complete STOCK
than that OF II. NJ. Kahn u Bro, TheirS III
no ordinary stock of goods, but has been
mede expressly for their large trade, ana ~
made up In the very latest styles FOR
oheapness and durability their stock com
pares fayorably with any In the state. Cen
tlemens apparel of all kinds can be found
here. such as II complete stock OF furnishing
goods. underwears OF every description,
beautiful nockwear goods, etc. They nave
also large stock OF hats OF all KINDS ana
styles, the cheapest In the city, For any
thing In their line, call on f.. Nj. kahh
Bro, corner OF Elm and Lamar streets Dai-
las, Texas. wv '-"'n'
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We are In receipt Of most elegant and
extensive assortment of English and French
worsteds, and all the finer grades OF imported
hroadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres For
really first-class goods and stylish tit, thu
nublic Will do well 10 call on
oct 2-dlm DOUGLAS BROS.
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fireman and citizen had no superior.
"a. That the sympathy and condol-
ence OF the entire department be ex-
tended to his bereaved family who
have just cause to lament the death OF
one 40 noble ana true.
81. That copy of these resolutions
be furnished the daily papers, and that
the usual badge of mourning be worn
for thirty days
b. GIBBS,
W.. ALLEN,
d. GOSLlN,
Committee.
Commercial Copy
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CITY BUSINESS.
A Card
W. C. sIoKLEs n co..

W. 9. SICKLES q Co.,
Grocers and dealers in Produce, 6i8 Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tief to their
country friends, and ship their crops or If
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat TO
their friends In Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
W. .slCKELS.
July ~. W. COEER.
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Notice..
w. Q. SlCKELS,
W. II. C0KER. '
July@,

Notice Is hereby given the stockholders OF
the Dallas Bridge Company. that their an-
nna meeting will be held at their office In
tho city of Dallas, on Monday, the 18th day
OF October next. JAMES THOMAS.
Secretary Dallas Bridge Company.
Dol'as' Sept x, lSA sept,2 sdiOd
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Doctress II. Thomas, Eclectic aud Magnetic
Physician, treats with the American Hot
Vapor Baths, Magnetism and the best Her
bal Fluids Chronic diseases specially.
Also, the treatment OF women. Wood street,
two blocks South San Jacinto hotel.
Oct5dt
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The great international.

Read what the Boston Express has
to say about Cooper 4 Baily's Great
Circus and Menagerie;
No such oommotlon was ever created
In Boston as 10 now attending this
wonderful exhibition on the Coliseum
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To Rent.

A small farm of twenty-five acres, two
miles OF Dallas The rent will be taken In
work ON the place. Apply to
y. |. ANDERSON,
oct6d6t At McConnell's Hardware Store.
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keene 4 McMurtray have just received O
fresh supply Of the most choice Apples and
Potatoes nom the North, and will keep the
trade constantly supplied with superior
quality and variety OF these delicious eati-
bles. KEENE l. MCMURTRAY.
Sept20.itf
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintance OF Judge A
b. Norton, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services of his wife, Mrs. Maria
b. Norton, from the Episcopal church at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
Dallas, October 7, 1875,
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Wsnted.

Awoman TO do general house work. In.
quire OF Mrs. Brown, Texas and Pacific ware
house, at the crossing OF the Central railroad.
sept S0-diw
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Situated Immediately In rear OF the Post.
ONCE. Large well furnished rooms, suitable
for families or for gentlemen, with board a,
reasonable rates. and good cIstern water.
sept l7-dlm
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For Sala

:. Half acre lot improved, house has four
rooms, with kitchen attached, and clubhouse
for servants, fine well water, and convent
entity located In all respects. Terms cash, or
will trade for groceries. Apply to
W. q. HOLLAND,
Oct0dlw Herald ONCE.
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A Card 10 the Ladies'.

Lauies Wishing medical treatment will bo
.ece'ved oy Doctress Thomas at her resi-.
aenoe' Board and room furnished at usual
p.'oes' paid IN advance. Location Wood
,.Ics,' TWO blocks south OF san Jacinto
s.c, a Mrs, ". THOMAS.
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Lost.

Bsiween the Scott house and the Episcopal
church, aihair OF gold spectacles. The finder
will be rewarded by returning them, with
out delay, 10 Mrs. Il. q. ROSSER,
$40 Elm street.
October O. 1873. oc7d2t
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Notice.

There will be n meeting of the Board of Dl-
rectors of The Dallas Herald Printing Com
pany, at the office OF the Southwestern Life
Insurance Company, on Saturday evening
next, NJ o'clock.
oct5d5t W. G. HOLLAND, Secretary.