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LOCAL BREyITlES.
Yesterday was u warm day.

Yesterday was warm day.
Only two DRINKS and downs b, fore
the Mayor yesterday morning.
1t was quite fashionable for gem
men to go in their shirt-sleeves yester-
day.
The train on the Texas and Pacific
due at $3.50 was five hours behind time
last night.
The iiremen will meet at Fields
theater, on Monday night, 4th prox.,
for the election of officers. See notice.
Bishop Garrett will positively de-
liver his lecture, on "Darwin's De-
scent OF Man." at Fields's hall, ON the
evening of October the 9th. Much in
terest has been expressed concerning
the subject, and we hope the people OF
Dallas will show their appreciation of
the learned gentleman's efforts by n
large attendance.
by request of many citizens, Elder
NJ. Il. Council will give series of lee
lures at the Baptist Church, 'commenc-
ing Thursday evening, September 80,
at half-past seven O'clock, and contin-
uing four nights. The subjects selected
will be of interest to all classes, and
will embrace the following; "The
United States in Prophecy" "Signs of
he Times" etc. No charge will be
made; admission free, and everybody
is invited.
Yesterday evening Messrs j. G.
Arnold and w. l.. Dunn, of the police
force, came to THE HERALD office and
made the request that we publish
flat contradiction of local that APP
peared in Intervening paper of yester-
day. The paragraph stated that it had
TRANSFERRED that it twas not darkey,
but II police officer that accidentally
planted the little bullet Oh Red
Hamill's forehead" The officers state
that there were but four shots fired,
three by Hamiil, and one by the negro,
and they say they are willing to testify
to these facts under oath. They think
the article reflects discredit upon
them, and hence their desire tor this
correction.
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The worth Of any invention which
obviates or mitigates the loss Of any OF
the natural senses cannot be measured
by dollars and cents. or the character
are the "Dlamond Spectacles" manu-
factured by the Spencer Optical Manu-
featuring Company OF New York, and
sold by their agents throughout the
country. These goods are scientifically
made from the best possible material,
and been proved to be Of the greatest
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g butchers green 794ci cuts and scores

SCI butchers green 7Aci cuts and scores,
econ
NEW YORK, september 20,-.stochs active.
Money ~, G)ld ll05s. Exchange, long, "a 80;
short, slSl Governments dull and steady
States dull and nominal. Gold opened at n.
Cotton easy Sales III bales. uplunds, lB4c;
Orleans, 1870.
Futures qliet and easy. November l234Ce
~ 21-A2c; December Ia 2j-t2ml2 n 82c; Janus
ry, l2lssl2 2j-lGc; February, 10 H. lOc.
LIVERPOOL, september ~ -Noon-C0tt0n
dun and easter. Middling uplands, 3.lGd;
middlilg Oflenns 3-l6d. sales 10000 bales
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.--Gold llGi4
sight par. Sterling commercial 10 53@j 6l.
BanK % IS.
Colton-Deman active but movement
checked by light supplies Of kind wanted.
Sales 1900 bales Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary, lPs@ll H@ll5si low middling
To strict low middling, l2n@l2]s; mlddling TO
strict middling, va Sl%s. Receipts, net,
3,;AO bales; gross, 1915 bales; exports coast.
wise, y bales; stoe ~ ,O16 bales.
sugar dull ana lower for Jobing. Common
to good common, SA@Blac fair 10 fully fair,
S54(y9l5c; prime 10 choice, vlS@l0 Molasst ~
nothing doing Flour duh. Superihe, 81 7jcl
single 4, So 90 XXX, S526 xxx, So 50@B u (;
choice family, az 0O@6 Is, Corn meal dul;
ana lower, at 80 O5@J 10. Oats dull al 5lc.
Bran quiet at 81 w. Hay dull. Prime S2j 10.
New Louisiana syrup 5O@B2. Corn meal dull
and lower ut % 90. Corn dull at 73@7s. oats
dull choice 81 Louis, 73. Bran, 81 o.. Hay
.
offered ut s2l 80, dry salt meats quiet.
Shoulders .. Bacon 9SHi4@li}s hams
quiet; ordinary TO choice sugar cured l2H@
ljH. Lard quiet; tierce, refined, ~; Keg 100
l5'4. Coffee hrm; ordinary 10 prime lsA@
2lA.
NEW. YORK, September 29.-Cotton quiet.
Sales ,lj2 bales NJ l3ls c, Consolidated net re-
ceipts, 3, ~ bales; exported 10 Great Britain
4,2AS. Futures closed weak,
Flour better for export and demand steady.
Superllne, II 5000 90 Southern quiet COM
mon TO far, 20 loot 80 good choice, - 0jg
$40. Corn about &c better fair export
trade at 86@0Dc; Steam Western mixed
| 8gGy7Oc. Oats more active at lie decline 500
iOc for new mi' ed and white 50G1j3 ijGlGc;
prime white quoted ut same. Coffee qulei.
MolaSses steady with no decided change.
Rice firm, with good jobbng inquiry, 100
SIC tor new Louisiana. Pork firner. New
mess, job lots, S2l 5O@2l2j Lard firmer az
lic for prime steam. Whisky more steady
ut 81 u,
Money easy at lh@2 per cent Sterling
u So Gold lVsWlG4. Governments dun
new 5S 81 Us. States.
Wheat lc@2c higher, and little better for
export; demand checked by firmness OF
holders new and old winter, 81 l7ml 10; red
western, 81 OOGJl 49, unsound, 81 lS6ol "; new
and amber ana western, 81 35@l 20; white
SlG5.
81. LOUIS, September 20 Flour quite and
firm, especially lower grades superhne,
81 2iWl %. Wheat higher; No. red winter,
Il GA No. ., g H%@l Al.
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THE RACES.
The Most Succcssrui bay Of the Meet
Ing.

Ing
Considering the many disappoint-
ments that the public have undergone
the attendance at the track yesterday
was extremely hatterlng to the Asso-
citation and Is very fair evidence of the
desire of the people to bestow n liberal
patronage upon them.
The first race was u match for $40,
dash of half mile, catch weights, for
which there were two entries, Harry
Bachelors bl. h. Warrior three years
old, by Gen. Hood, dam by Shiloh, and
Warren's b. h. Shoe Fly, five years
old, by Jordan. dam unknown.
Although the race was to
have been called promptly at
three O'clock, the horses were not
brought upon the track until after
four. They were brought up to the
half mile pole, and We're almost at
once started, Warrior getting the best
of the start 10y at least ten feet. Shoe
Fly's rider at once piled the hickory,
and as they turned down the home
stretch the gap was closed, and both
horses ran neck and neck.
AS they neared the grand stand
no perceptible difference could be
noted in their positions, and the
excitement was intense rs they flew
past the judges stand, both riders
furnishing the nag severely. The
crowd Immediately gathered around
the stand to hear Col. Miller's decis-
ion, and when Il dead heat was an
nounced, much satisfaction was
evinced, and all quietly acquiesed in
1t IA a good and fair decision. Messrs.
Warren IL Bachelor seemed both
afraid OF each other and refused to run
the race over again, although they both
testified their Willingness to run at
some future time, for double the mon
ey. they therefore declared the race
u draw and all bets Off The second
race excited much interest, and from
having been in contemplation for
some time, it was looked forward to
as II big affair. The race Was
dash Of quarter of u mile, for
thousand dollars a side, between Maca-
fees b. m. Fannie Bates, aged, by Billy
Boy, and J. Nj. Browns 4. m. Alice
May, aged, by Steel Dust, the latter to
allow Fannie twenty feet. 1t was
nearly shutdown before the horses
were saddled and the riders mounted,
and then it was not before some half
dozen false starts had been made that
the horses got away, but when they
did start they went like shot out of a
gun, and the race was run almost be-
fore the spectators could realize that
the horses were fairly of. The bay
mare made II gallant struggle, and
as they neared the end of the
quarter it almost seemed as if the
efforts of the gallant little nag would
be successful, but the gray was too
much for her and in the last hundred
yards she shot ahead and just managed
to save her twenty feet. Time not
given.
SUMMARY.
First Race, match for $40, dash of one half
mile.
Harry Bachelors bl. Ii. Warrior, 3
years, old by Gen. Hood, dam by
trllllOIl. dead heat
Warrens b. h. Shoo Fly, years
old, by Jordan, dam unknown. dead heat
Time 52Ia.
Second Race, match tor $1,000 aside, dash of
one quarter of "A mile.
j, NJ. Browns 4. III. Alice May, aged by
''tctl ....,,,
Macafee's b. IN. Fannie Bates, aged by Billy
puS
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GALvEsTos, Sept. 2a.-tiold ii,S@i5Is. Sn.
ver iln@l2h. Cotton quiet and weak. Good
ceipis S05 bales. '-' '"''' ie-
Coffee active and Arm. Fair, zoe: good.
Dsfni prime, 22c; choice, 22hc.
Flour good demand; prices firm Douhia
extra, 70 1907 20; trebleextra, 81 eScb1 an.
choice family, o. 00@s 90; fancy, 50 76dsio 00
Hides quiet. Dry flint, us they run, lSca
a ,SG; selected, EHe kps, calves and stocs
, s,,Seu, ons-tniru on damaged, one half ON
IlHnt saited sold ~ mint with allowance ior
SALT wet saised selected sNc cuts and sru Is,
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THE GRAIN MARKET

WHEAT-Quiet and firm at 9s@sl 02 OK.
treme figures, Mediterranean, s2aSSc: dam.
aged wheat very dull and barely qnotable
at JUDlUOc. T
OATS-Flat at 830pS5c
KfE-Firm at 7b@gS0c, none Offering.
Alphabetically commands 7Odt5bc for
good average grain. ''
COhN-There IL but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn ia
brought TO the city TO MI the local demand.
seiilng RON wagons ON the streets at l5Gth5c.
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Mr. Tracy, OF the firm Of J. NJ.
Tracy g. Co., real estate agents, has re-
Gently opened an office In Dallas, ut
t'e ST. Charles Hotel. He is agent for
2 large number OF land owners In the
State, and those DESTROYS Of purchasing
choice lands should not.neglect to call
upon Mr.. Tracy.
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WE. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No.
ios Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
tlon OF persons Wishing TO purchase real es-
ta'e to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office
under the respective heads of "Improyed
CITY Property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""Farmsp
anu "unimproved aud Wild Lands" EN-
Dracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber of very dosir.
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city Also, large tracts of wild lands In
peliashnd other counties orthc state besides
a number offarms of various sizes, includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan.
tations within Ave miles OF the city of Dallas
aug25dtf
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Two Bills, Brown and Crut ,hfleld,
were up before His Honor, the Mayor,
yesterday, charged with disturbing pub
lic worship at the colored Church In
Freedmantown. Five dollars and costs
was what they paid for this amuse-
mont.
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J.s. Leachman, agent for Howe's Sewing
Machine, has removed his Office TO 73o Main
street, which Will be his permanent head-
quarters, and no will have fine stock OF
machines In a fow days. He cordially In.
vltes the ladies OF Dallas ana Vicinity, who
are IN want OF q sewing machine, to call and
examine the old reliable Howe. septidtf
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In mercantile house, NJ salesman or in
any other capacity, by an experienced young
man. GoLd reference given. Address
sept ~. div HERALD OFFICE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Dallas. Texas, September ~. ISIS
FINANCIAL.
ID. GoSLIN, President

The money market continues easy. with n
nnll supply of funds In sight. All legitimate
demands ARE readily metnt ~ per cent.
GOLD-There liz no change TO note In gold
buying ~ ll219; selling at New YorR quo
tations, with but few transactions.
demand. "''' ~"
EACHANGE-On the principal cities com
mands per cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted ut Il per cent discount.
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One livery stable, situated In a central
and convenient part OF the city, with all
cohveniences for conducting the business.
Plenty of room, etc. Also, one dwelling
house, with outhouses and stable attached,
good gardens, etc. Enquire at the
septlldtf SHERIFF's OFFICE.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Alta regular meeting held by Dallas Lodge
No. 1917, l. y. Is. H., the following was unani-
mOusly adopted:
Again we are called ON to mourn the death
of one of ours. Far away from those whom
lie loved, our Brother, Jacob y. PoluchecI,
was called away by the rude hand of death
In him loving wife has lost devoted hus-
band, two little children tender father and
this Lodge one of its most beloved mem bers.
As man and citizen he stood above e.
proach, and those who stood near him
mourn tho loss Ola devoted friend; therefore
be II
Resolved, That this Lodge tender its sym
pathy 10 the bereaved widow and orphans,
and that each and every Brother will ever
be ready to aid them with word and deed
Resolved, That the foregoing be spread
upon our minutes, and copy thereof be
sent to the widow OF the deceased Brother
and published In THE DALLAS HERALD and
the Amerioqn ISrealite.
y. n, WOLF.
y. W T55EhaNANN' Committee.
ID. doSLIN, President. sept 2a-dlt
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A Gard
W. G. SICKLES a. 90.

W. G. SICKLES& CO.,
Grocers and dealers in Produce, GIG Elm
street will furnish Bagging and Tlef to their
country friends, and ship their crops or ii
planters wish to conslgn cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galveston, they viii make
very liberal advances.
July 70. w, ri, COKER
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situated Immediately In rear OF the Post
office. Large well furnished rooms, suitable
for families or for gentlemen, with board at
reasonable rates, and good cistern water.
sent E-ulm
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Ladies' wishing medical treatment viii DO
received by Doctress Thomas at her resi-
dence. Board and room furnished ut usual
prices, paid In advance. Location Wood
street. two blocks south of San Jaclnto
Hotel MRS. L. THOMAS.
sent lb-dim
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CITY BUSINESS.
Fire Department.

Members of Dallas Engine Company No. ],
Dallas Hook and Ladder Company No. /
and Dallas Hook and Ladder Company No.
= are requested TO meet at Field S Theater on
Monday, October 4, at 1850 pm. BY order OF
The President, NJ. ULLMANN,
+. W. LINsKIE, Secretary.
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possible service TO those who would
prevent the loss OF eyesight, or restore
the cearness OF vision which has nj
ready been impaired. For sale at
Grams, Main street.
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Tho Very Best.

Keene X McMurtray have Just received a
fresh supply of the most choice Apples and
Potatoes from the North, and will keep the
trade constantly supplied with superior
quality ANA variety of these delicious enti-
bles KEENE n MCMURTRAY.
Sppt26altf
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For Sale.

good second hand dray. Apply to
DlBOLL & KING,
Corner Camp and Magnolia streets near the
Postoillce. SEPT I7-dtf
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given the stockholders OF
the Dallas Bridge Company, that their an
nual meeting will be held at their Office In
the city of Dallas, on Monday, the 18th day
OF October next. JAMES THOMAS,
Secretary Dallas Bridge Company.
Dallas, Sept q, lS76 Sept, 28dl0d
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The Express Robbers,

Sheriff Barley informs us that the
latest intelligence received of the rob.
bers is that they We're last seen some
thirty miles from the city going In
the direction of Fort Worth. and that
the pursuing party were close behind
them. In the party are four Deputy
Sherlfis. well supplied with money,
who have positive instructions from
Major Barkley to follow the highway
men as long M there is II possibility of
their capture. Major Barkley assures
us that one of the robbers Is William
Dill, who escaped from the Dallas
county Jail some twelve months since
after having been incarcerated for
some time charged with robbery. He
has a brother in Jail here now accused
of murder, and judging from present
appearances there IS every prospect
of the brothess being soon united UNI
der the same domicil.
LATER.
The latest information of the move
ments of the pursuing, that is reliable, is
from II dispatch from Capt. June Peak,
City Marshal. II was sent yesterday
from Fort Worth, and stated that Dill
and his companion had gone to Jack
county, and that he would follow them.
They both have friends and relations
in that county and the superstition Is
that they will take refuge with them.
We are Informed that $l,l75 Is the
amount stolen.
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Enaineer,

A situation is wanted by ~ arst-class en-
gineer and mechanic. For particulars, ad-
dress or call on }. II. CRoWELL, l0s Jeifer
son street. Spt2l-d2w.
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woman TO do general house work. In
qulre or Mrs. Brown, Texas and Pacific ware
house, at the crossing OF the Central RAILROAD
sept W-diw
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Notice.

The interest ON the Dallas City Gas Light
CO.'S bonds, Nos. 1880 6,7,s,9 10, II, Is,
due October |, 1871, and April |, 1875, will be
paid Parties holding the same viii take
hotce' c. "A. LOCKWOOD,
septlOdtf Secretnrv
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be- found Ou sale by the news
boys on nII trnins Of The Texas and
ANA Pacific railway, and AT the news
stands la the city.
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TO buy lands should call on Daughcrty,
Connellee 4 zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the postofiice and obtain n list of lands they
are Offering for sale. AnglSdtf
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Boarding House, known as the Beck
House, south OF the Square. Apply to
Sept28-dlw JOHN TENSION.
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Willie Blair is authorized 10 collect sub
scriptlons for the outside route of the Daily
Herald. JOSEPH SWAIN,
sept 3O-d2t City Calculator.
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For Dallas Renl Estate and Building nsso-
citation stock, small residence on Elm
street. Apply TO We HOLLAND
sept2idit Herald Office.
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HIDES AND PELTRuEs.

me market Is active and the demand good
,or dry mint mt l4c; dry-salt, lO0lllc, green
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One twenty-horse ana one twenty-five
horse second hand engines, In thorough re-
pair Address f. b., BOX $50.
sept22d2w
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fine lot of of large fresh Cabbage, at R.
ovens, 7OB Main street. sept 30-dlt
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MO, for EnrODe

All persons wishing to go to Europe or
Srcul brithlh, or VINO desire 10 send for rela-
yves or friends to come to this country, Will
consult their interest by purchasing their
tickets, either way, from the undersigned
| agents.
We represent the "National Llue of Steam
ers," composed of twelve fine, large steam
ships, ranging from 1875 to 5O79 tons, one of
which leaves New York every Saturday
They are thoroughly organized and cuuip-
ped, ana have been in successful operation
Tor Ten years. yet, during this time, not II
stehmer-nor even Il life has been lost-over
half " million passengers having been
brought ACROSS the ocean on these nne
steamers, and landed ON our shores without
tne loss OF asingle life, speaking volumes for
the uniform safety and good discipline OF
the line.
Rates of fare from Dallas via New York,
payable In CURRENCY:
Ddtd%- Eaigrdat az &GeUge ClTency.
To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
s'Hainer ".."..""""."."..,.,".. SIS 90
~ .........".,....... 70 90
TO CARDIFF Bristol OF London, vim Liy-
eipool' ,,......,.,..,..,.,.,., 81 90
10 Hamburg, Havre. Antwerp, Retter-
IT. uGn,,,, amsterdam aud Harlinger..". 81 90
10 Christiana, Bergen, Starvenger, Christian
shru, .othenburg, Halmo, Copenha-
gen, Hannheim, Throndhyem, Paris
or Bremen,....",......,......... 81 90
Dallas C5,bjn p,yv,,,e
10 the above points, Sl22 TO 1872, currency,
according To accommodation in the state
rooms. 1870
=, Excursion or return tickets between New
YORK ana Liverpool or Queenstown, $40,
currency, and between New York and Lon
uoii, ny me direct steamers, SlS0, currency.
in the saloon So
There are no seoond-cass or cmigrant rail-
rond tickets sold from Dallas TO New York.
al tickets 10 that point being tirst-c class.
pot A.
Europe TO Dallas can be had at $40 co. cur
rehcy less than the emigrant rates from bal
las To Europe
FOR further particular, and for Tickets, ap-
tween Main and Elm
sept2idtf W.F.LYTE Il CO., Agents.
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A new lot of Gents silk ScnIfs and Bows,
and a large lot of English Half Hose just re-
ceived at Slaniord's, 407 Elm street.
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Farm Hands Wanted.

Apply ut Grange Agency. Men with
small families can find permanent places.
Sept,21dlw
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II you are going to travel get your tickets
from Johnson and save from one TO flve
dollars. Office under san Jacinto Hotel. He
can save you eight dollars on II round trip
TO Galveston
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

OFFICE OF SANGER Bros,
Dallas, September 20, 1876.
Owing TO holidays, our place of business
will be closed from this Wednesday,, p m,
until Friday evening SANGER BROS.
sept 2O'd2t
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Best lifting shirts made 10 order at ST.
Louis Shirt Factory, 2O7 Lamar street.
sept 2idlm
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ound.

A pocket-book In East Dallas. Enquire al
ll5l Elm street. ID. ID. TICHENOR.
Sept..7d8t
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Brown, opposite west door of the Courthouse
sept 30-dlw
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Vented,

Just received at II. owens, FOG Main street
n lot OF spendid Kraut. sept 30-dIt
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livery price, quality and style in Clothing
at Saniord's, 3U7 Elm street.
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COTTON MARKpr
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

flour unchanged. Wheat dull and nm
changed. Corn quiet and heavy.
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New Fall and Winter Clothing,
A large and handsome stock just received
at Stanford's, i07 Elm street.
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Boots and Shoes at unheardof Low Prices.
An immense stock Just received at Stan
ford's, 407 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-30
Wanted-A Situation

100000 good brick for sale ut bargain.
sept 20-d3twlt W. W. PEAK.