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LOCAL REVITIES.

Council to-nil LIT.
Have you paid your taxes?
VIII the weather never get coolc
The races were not very exciting
yesterday.
The millers of Tex 3 meet In con-
vention to-day.
All the horses entered during tho
late racing season will he kent bero
during the summer.
The Tyrolese troupe win give n
concert at Charley Meisterhan's SALOON
every evening this week. 1
"A buffalo calf was one of the stror.
gers on Main street, yesterday, and his
owner only wanted forty dollars for
him.
Rev. Father Hennessy, of Austin,
Will deliver a lecture each evening dur.
lug this week at the Catholic church.
Admission free.
Owing to the insuflciency of the
gate fees yesterday, Colonel Stone de.
clined TO run Colonel Nelllgan the four
mile race against 7:i4.
Judge Thurmond Is out on the
streets again-s slowly recovering from
the effects OF a severe throw from n
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A. Good NV New.

The above expression IL peculiarly appli'
cable TO the individual whose system has
been renovated by Hostottcr's stomach BIT.
tiers, lfnny man or woman In this commu.
nifty has n friend suffering rom the various
pangs which Indigestion, nervous disease
weak back or kidney trouble conflict, the
most rational advice ne or She cnn give
"Procure the lllttcrs at once, and use thom
regularly II this advice In needed, we
guarantee that In short time the Invalid
viii feel "as good IN now," so marked and 50
rapid will b. the change for tho better
Wrought by this pecrloss invigorant, nervine
ana dlnrctlc. tnot only rc-estnblishes di-
gestion and stimulates the organs of urinR.
tion into heNlthml activity, but eXpels by
the natural outlets of the body those acrld
elements in the Secrctions which, when nb.
sorbed Into the blood produce rheumatism,
govt and neuralgia. Moreover, lts gentle
though eilectunl action admirably fltS 1t for
the use OF females In delicate health, who re-
Qulre u tonic stlmulant ana corrective.
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Excessive Enterprise.

Captain stones horse, Colonel Nelli,
gan, ran against time this afternoon.
40 fur IA the horsemen themselves
were concerned they We're in doubt OF
the result. 7:ll Is hard work, and the
horse must be in good condition aud
ridden with the greatest Judgment Ia
win. There were two horses run with
him tospurt ana keep him to his work.
The betting was about three TO his
winning to seven against.
Owing to the lateness of the hour,
before the race came of, we were
obliged to go TO press without the re-
suit.
The above is copied from an after
noon paper ofycsterday. Comment is
unnecessary, further than to state that
Colonel Michigan was not even brought
out on the track. However, anything
to I'LL up, regardless of facts.
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] will offer for tho next thirty days
the largest stock of watches and Jew
elry In Dallas AT COST
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my
own manufacture, l.30 pvt,
New York manufacture, l.25 pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS.
Heavy gold eighteen carat Waltham
watches, $6S.
Solid silver table forks and spoons,
SIG per set, ard all other articles In
proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
j. W. WEBB,
lO5dtf sos Main street
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In THE HERALD Of SUNDAY morning
appeared an article on the case Of j.
w. Webb, charged with counterfeit.
Ing, in which the city editor lndulged
in II just and legitimate criticism upon
the Infamous rulings and slnpendous
ignorance of the assinine representa-
tive in this city Of the Judicial depart
ment of the best government the sun
ever shOne upon, etc, who ret0rts with
n characteristic bray, which Is neither
disagreeuble nor dangerous. The city
editor has hardly time or patience to
reply to the growlings of n blackguard,
whose character and career in our city
are too well known to need any COM
ment. SO far as the facts of the article
in question are concerned, our in
formants vouch for their accu-
racy, and are responsible for
their truth, So far as regards the per-
sonal abuse hcaped upon US by "Ben.
Long, United States commissioners for
the western district of Texas as he
pompously signs himself the city edi-
tor has only to say that while he fears
not the fcrocity OF the skunk, he yields
to the villainous stencil, and dismisscs
him, through the columns of The
HERALD, forever, If Mr.. Webb is sat
silcd with the infamous rulings and
disgraceful conduct of Long, il Is most
strange but even that shall not deter
us, us n public journalist, from critics.
ing and condemnirg ignorance and
venality when found in Il public officer.
Ben, the length of whose assinine au.
ricles is only surpassed 10y the length
of his tongue, has frantic desire to
appear IN print, and to crafty him, for
the nonce, The HERALD gives him
this notice gratis. His language, how.
ever, smncks very strongly of his ASSOC
Citations and breeding, as porker may
be distinguished by his grunt, donk-
ey by his bray, or skunk by his pun
gent aroma. While to compare him to
any of the above named animals, es
pecially the latter, is an insult to that
portion OF creation, il is necessary re-
sort ms it would be clear misnomer to
call him man. A tree may be known
by its fruit, and the manner in
which this judicial Dogberry, who
has ever disgraced the Office he
filled, whether local or federal,
alludes to the city editor of The HER
AID, shows that you cannot gather figs
from thistles or grapes from thorns.
This blatant demagogue, whose hori-
zon of life is bounded by office; this
parasite upon the party which has fat
tened on the ruin of the south; this
petty tyrant who, for few beggarly
perquisites, prostitutes his responsible
position to make 1t an engine of an
noyance and persecution to innocent
parties; this two-faced would-be as
pirant to the chief Office of Dallas;
this betrayer Of his friends in a recent
election this thing vomits |
It's invective through the columns of a
certain afternoon paper at channel for
such eructations) because The HER
AID gives legitimate criticism, from
reliable authority, upon his official acts.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

The lyroleun troupe Will appear
every evening this week NJ Charlie
MeIstorhans', COG Main street
iO6dll
Solid eighteen carat gold, plain,
carved aud alone-set rings, NJ Hermann
Lango's.
-Whenyoupass iO7 Elm street. don't
fall 10 notice the fine lot Of Diamond
shirts. They ARE the cheapest aud best
fitting shirts made. Leave your mcns'
IRE aud order At Stanford's, iO7 Elm
street.
Beautiful salln finish aud retouched
photographs nj FrccmNn's new model
studio, at ~ 30 per dozen. Nov " the
time TO got your photos tnkon. studio
north side Of public square
lOIdw A. FREEMAN
Sec advertisement OF Fosters soc.
ond Texas drawing postponed for u few
days,
Clocks of every description, from
the regulator aud cocoa clock 10 the
smallest time piece, nj Hermann
Langc's, SOL southsilc Main street.
Those fellows, lIollenbeck n Me-
Collum, ut the Gloss pla o." lO7 Main
street, are bound to scll better goods
and more of them aud ut less prices
than any other house In the city They
have got the goods aud they have got
the cutter. In order 10 satisfy your
selves of the fact, just call and see
them. Don't forget the place, iO7
Main street. lOOdlm
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hlI,er Iin.nlnnIInn

Dr, Lindermnn states that The treas
ury has now about -hIOunuuO IN sllYfr
cain on hand n II estimated mat
during The months nf July and August
ah0ul ilOOO,0uO NJ silver lrapllpunl
pieces viii no eolued which VIII use
about lhirly-seyel ana y hhll lpliH ol
silver II h estimated ~ the treasury
department that II the crops should
tuin 0ut we'll II will take about flO,'
OOO, 900 OF silver fractional coin 10 per-
manenlly substitute silver for lrao'
tlonal currency, ~ contemplated ny
the act of January last, and u the
crops should fail aud Luslncts should
notbe on u prosperous basis, That tlh,'
OOO,O 900 ofsilyer Guin will be necessary
The opinion At the treasury, however,
IN that from the present. outlook, II VIII
be feasible 10 substitute silver for irac
lional paper currency durlng The COM
Ing fall,
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The reason for the unprecedented de-
mnnd for DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder aud True FlavOring Extracts,
Vanilla, Lemon, etc, IN the result OF
their oeing just as represented, Of SUI
perior strength and uniform quality,
coupled with the equally potential
fact, that they contain not one'grain
Of unwholsome substances Having
thoroughly tested them ourselves we
have no hesitancy In saying that they
will accomplish just what is claimed
for them, and one single trial will
READILY convince any person M to the
truth Of our assertion.
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Thomas Barnes, drunk and down,
fined three dollars and costs.
John Pemble, drunk and down,
fined two dollars and costs.
w. l.. Reno, drunk and disor lerly,
fined three dollars and costs.
George Wilson, lighting, dismiss
ed.
j. ii. Poe, drunk and down, fined
three dollars and costs.
"A. IL. Homes, interfering with pri-
Vate property without consent of the
owner fined two dollars and costs.
Charles Erwin, drunk and disor
DERBY, fined three dollars and costs.
--George Lowder, fighting, dismiss
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Hon, john d. KcrfOot aud family
leave this morning for the northern
and eastern cities, and viii bo absent
two or three months. 'rlE HERALD
trusts that the Judge aud his family
may lave pleasant and happy trip,
and snie return home.
Captain Ed, &. Gay arrived In the
city last evening from an extended
tour In the north.
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General Melgs IL not going TO Eu-
rope after all. The Washington sun
day Herald States that "Qunrtermaster
General MeIgs, who WIS relieved from
duty lust Tuesday by General Ingalls,,
having been assigned TO special duty,
with his brevcl rank Of ma or general,
will be placed In command of the de-
partment Of the SOUTH with head
quarters ut Louisville. General Irwin
Mcdowell, who IL now In command,
will go to Europe on leave of absence,
aud upon his return will be placed on
the retired llst.n
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Hog statistics.

The agricultural department has sta
lislics carefully collected 10y response
bile persons IN seven hog bearing states
which shows that In January last there
were In those states on ho0f ll,3l3sOO
hogs These were divided w follows
Indiana, 2,O70,OOO Illinois, 2,O3l, 0OO
Iowa, 3,8OS,00O, Missouri, 2,OS2, 600,
Ohio, l,73l,OO0i Kentucky, l,7OG,0OO;
Wisconsin, 1900, II IN estimated
thai returns from other states viii
mako the hog Drop for this year over
X, 900, 900 head.
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Electro-vapOr asaihs.

DIR. j. $. Coleman requests us TO
state that he has now seven patients
being treated with the Electro-Vapor
or medlcated baths, and that more
than that number have been prevented
using them by reason of the charge,
two dollars per bath. He desires to
say that in future, the charge will be
for single bath one dollar and fifty
cents for ten baths, ten dollars.
lnOllw
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norden,r seIrnlnalng IInr,esler

Among the many late Inventions Of
labor.aaving implements for the farm,
the selEbindlng harvester mny Justly
take precedence. HeaH upon yearS
have been spent by the ingenious In
yonlor to devise some plan TO bind tho
grain nltor being cut aud AT last, when
II almost seemed hopeless task, sue
cess crowned their efforts, The report
or WA yesterday Invited 10 visit the
mrm Of Mr. j. Cole, about
two miles from town, aud see
the Gordon Sclr-BIndIng Harvester
at work. On arriving, the re-
porter found the machine Nt
work, aud was struck with its SIM
plcity, aud the cusy aud rapid manner
with which II accomplished IL work,
II does ils work In thorough, com-
pact aud durable manner aud
undoubtedly viii become n gene
raj mvorte with our farmers. The
machine cut aud bound about twenty
acres of wheat and oats for Mr., Chris
tophcr, who says That II IL perfect
success, doing lts work well, and saw
Ing the grain cleaner than he ever saw
done before 10y any process, there be-
Ing absolutely no waste. II IL manu-
featured by Mcssrs, Cannon, Decring
4 Steward, Chicago, in connection
with the Marsh Harvester, from whom
circulars and information may be oh
| inlupu
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Tug DAILY HERALD

viii he iound an sale by ihe news
boys on MI iFains ~ the IegaA nnd
and Pacific railway, aad ~ ihe ioiiew'
Ing news stands IN ihe city, visd a. "
rsanhiin a 60, N0i mRin street w. H.
star, Lamar street Pierce q Lyle, po1
main street CIGAR hiand ~ the nan
Ia.in,o Hotel, aud ., moEihare' i'"'
MIR street,
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Must Be sold.

Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and everything at
Anstins, will, during the mouth of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard of Call and be convinced at
OH Main street. 9idlm
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The annual exercises of the above In
stilute closed Friday evening with a
concert A large and appreciative
audience were present, for whose en-.
tertainment the pupils sang in sweet,
animated strains, and played solos,
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"Nenr.siuh,cd poiic, :"

ltlaa nonr'Hlghtod policy moi Ia employ
the best available means of overcoming the
disadvantages fnonrll ghlcdnc@, Tho"nla.
mond ApooInclca, made by the Spencer op.
Teal Manufacturing company Of Now YORK,
give permanent rclcl from the suffering nnd
annoyance OF this mliuro OF vision These
goods have obtained u wonderful aud de.
served reputation, lOid?aDwgw
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ron SALE.

NY residence, eeFner racihe avenue
and Houston streets, embracing haii y
black 81 gro.ud, with q we'll satisfied
one-niory aud base.nani roeh'ceaere's
baiidiag, ana all necessary aui'haiid'
iags, etc, A. early applicant n'ay $50
cure bargain,
JN0, W. swIsDELIS,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wake Up and See What In
Going On.

Joseph Reac,cr, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dd'ldS, beats all in selling goods cheap.
lie deNCcrS them to customers free. Go
ana gire him 4 trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
61dSm
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of the Terry rangers Eighth Texas
cavalry, confederate states ~ amer
inal, 10 lp held July q lhla- Menl-
hers upon arrival viii report ~ onee "
lhe undersigned Papers friendly To-
The rangers arc requested ~ copy
GEnRGE -. HiMrlEAlAN'
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liNlllw

All persons indebted to the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without DELAY.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once.
JNo, W, SWlNDELLs.
Dallas, June |, 1879.
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Attention. Texas hangers.

In pursuance of an agreement made
at our last reunion at Houston, desig-
mating Austin as the place Of the next
meeting, and authorizing me to fix the
Tune ana give notice, hereby call
said reunion of the surviving members
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Home Again,

Captain q. g, Rivers, Of TnR llEH-
AIp, aud whIlom religious editor, re-
turned lust evening from the SeduclIons
of that bower OF beauly, MarHhOll,
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duets, lrios quarlellea aud lnlnlellesl
with such grace and skill ~ bore ali'
pic testimony " the taste and talent Of
The lady IN charge NJ the musical de-
parlment Mrs, 4, y, llerelpnli herself
a graduate NJ the famous Institute
lonalod AZ ralapsoo Mills, Mary
land, Declarations, essays, read
ings etc., allesled the efficiency aud
pains'taking sof lhe enlire corps ~
teachers, while the prompt and nhedl'
ent manner In which lhepuplls moved
Ia duty, spoke we'll far the discipline
aud management oflhe HehooL
The principal, Mrs, q, u, w Miller,
Announced HAT the school would re'
open with Increased facilities, on lhe
first Monday Ia september next
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DALLAS COUNTY,

DALLAS COUNTY.
District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge--Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas.
District and oX-oilicio County Clerk.
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William \. Harwood.
Sheritt-James Il, Barkley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. Nj. Chapman, Thomas
=. Floyd Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
TreaSurcr-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-rhomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No, IN. NJ. Burtord tpresidng
justcel Dallas.
Precinct No. 2--William A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek
Precinct No. i-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-ThomaS ID. Coates, Scyene
CONSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. Ii. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Foudren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker,
Precinct No. Al, y. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher,
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lem Da,i. Iomes,c"d Association.


bALhAHi lnhn w. lNfH'
The executive committee Of the JEFF
ferfon Davis Homestead association, of
Dallas county, met al the court house
pursuant 10 Adjournment Ia order to
perfect arrangements necessary 10
curry out the objects Of the associations
In order 10 complete the formation
0f the different subcommittee, the
executive committee adjourned until
four o'clock T.. N, OH Tomorrow, the
10th Of June, when they viii meet nj
the office Of Messrs Burke n Sheldon,
on the north side Of the public square
Rocks will be opened by the secretary,
when any M disposed can enroll their
names, ions q, MCoY, Chairman.
G, \, MITCHELL, Secretary,
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cnbell.
Enginecr-W lillian NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-Willinm NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-ltobcrt IL. West.
Socrtary--J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-rhomaS j. Keeion.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Health Onicor:--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward Ii. Ervay, II, H..
Willimette, j, W. Crowdus. Second ward:
Alfred DAVIS and A. \. 0benchain. Third
ward: ID. II, Grove, b. l.. Jett and W, :,
Shonc.. Fourth ward; R,V, Tompkius and
II. c. Mcclure.
The offices of the various city officers are
~ the city market house. The board of AL
dermen meet IN regular session at the coun-
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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will pay the above reward for the
return Of n small yellow dog answering
to name "Carlos," to my residence
corner Bryan and HARDWOOD streets, Il
lO5dlt AN. JOHNSON.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post.
0illce,
Northern Mail,

Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post
office,
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. nnd \, Il, H., comprising western
northern aud eastern states, New iOfl, nud
~, Louis mnils, arrives daily al liN y M de'
parts daily ~ oD ant
southern mail,
New Orleans nud southern Louisiana, dnl'
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco aud all Other
points ~ southern Texas, arrives daily NJ OA
y N, departs daily at 12d y ~,
Eastern Mail,
VIA \. nud T.. H,lt,, comprising southern und
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem
PMS, Little Rock, ana shreveport, aud nll
tlslCrn roxns, arrives daily NJ 'O3O y n; DC,
pnrtNiolly NJ 500 y IN.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Clubunc, Grnnbuy
Wunthorlurd, Decatur, PulO Pinto, lnCkNbuit
aud western posts, arrives daily nj lNN u N
departs daily NJ OaO u IN.
Cedar rim Mail.
Cedar I'm, MNuaaeld, AlyOri,do and eros,
IimborH, arrives ~ q pm "wednesday aud
lam,
Scycnc Mail.
Scycne, Iiaughts store aud Union HI
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ " M; departs NJ y IN alternate days.
Denton Mall.
Denton, Bolivar. Eligabothtown, Boyd,
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrive,
NJ u pm Monday, "Wednesday aud saturday
departs NJ u IN alternate days.
Red Onk ana Lisbon.
Arrives 100 p m Mondays, Wednesday,
aud Fridays. Departs 7OJ II m alternnt,
days,
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives nj p IN Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs allern
ate days at IN.
Mails for lBobo's store, Grapcv Inc and buck
creek are taken out by hand, at Irregular IN
tcrvnls,
Onice Hours,
Delivery window, Sa m TO o p IN.
Money order window, \ u M TO " IN, ant
nom \ IN TO pm,
Stamps sold from n M TO } I'm.
Letters registered only during money orde
homs,
All persons having complaints against the
Office, ON any account, VIII please present
tile same, IN writing or In person, to the post.
master
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card.

W, q, Alokles 4 90 continue the grocery
aud provision business ~ Gld ELM street, H.
V, lumpkins old stand, Ihey also solicit
cunslgnnens from ~, Louis, Galveston ana
other points, The old ARIA was dissolved on
the @lh Instant, M, II j, Edserley dlspos'
Ink NJ his interest 10 w. II, Cocker, The
sAle al the arm win remain the same,
Goods viii be delivered IN the city leo ol
charge, W, q, HlCKLEs,
hldly W. II, CukEh,
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Hair w0rk

OF al kinds switches hraids, pulis, hair
jrwrlry, nle dane 10 the besl style nnd NJ
cheap rates, by Mrs, X, A, pmly, ~ south
Jefferson street, Comhings 0f Nll Kinds
worked up AZ reasonable terms liberal
mice paid for human hair, Gbilm
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Via T. nnd T., lt,R,, comprising southern aud
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga, Mum-
phiH, ldlllu Rock, ana Shreveport, aud nll
rlStIn Texas, arrives daily NJ OD y N, de-
mn AlnilV at SOU a M
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Via NJ, X, nnd Z, II, H., comprising western
northern aud eastern states New iOrl, nu
g. Louis mnils, arrives daily al j;2s y ~; Il,
parts daily ~ H,D a ~,