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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
ana Larne ssi with ndse and 20 passengers to Austin
baldwin Co Had strong westerly gales the onure
Gen. IS
ca Had trous and high
hsad Win aa ssa ram " sos
inasted steamer bound west 'probaoy the Gaelic from
steamer Goethe GER Wilson, HAMBURG Dec ss with
md nd to KnI be
HALIFAX Win mas na - bs s to qso
put into Haas si Tor supply 81 coal $3.50
CSea Jan with mds
sisamsr City of beern. Orleans
%ais aa
N a disabled condition, and towed her to Hampton
wasss cy d fqo
minion steamship Co pass
with sO S ap lad Z
crossed the Equator Dec IS in lon 49, ept Il while
nS IN 10 se se nen M a
a s3@ SSsS
Brig 1rcadus Ger, Ahrens Padang 100 days with cof
fee 70 GossIer Co; vessel to order. anchored at
Brig Clara Jenkns (of Bangor. coomhs, st Martins
Nassau 10 days, with salt to Woodruff Robinson;
schr fila NJ PennsI. Thompson, Mobile 10 days, with
vrsa Dyaea with
=
Benton Sons.
schr John Stout Collins Fire Island see Miscella
nv.
The schr Poebuck OBJ, Campbell. which arrived at
Sandy Hook Jan from Rio Grande has received orders
to proceed to Boston.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gen Whitney, Ballet, Boston for New York.
with mdse and passengers to Dimock-
Schr u II Clark, Fengar. Providence Tor New York.
schr Bella Peck, Avery. Providence for New York
baas 1 Isl.
Jones' Gotc Co. fr
schr VIM Farren. Lindsey. New Haven for Virginia.
Schr George Quincy, Quincy, New Haven tor New
York.
schr W Cox, Geraghty, Providence for New York.
Schr Flv, Carter, Providence tor New York.
schr Perne Sheffield. Stonington tor New York.
Schr Il Tyler, Barrett, Providence for New York
Schr Mott Haven, Collins Calais Tor New York, with
lumber to order.
Schr Mary Matt, Bishop, Providence for New York
Schr Fell, Nickerson, Providence for New York
Schr Challenge, Terry, Newburyport for New YORK..
Schr American Eagle. shaw, Newburyport tor New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanor. johnson New York for Portland.
Steamer Electra. Dung. New YORK. tor providence
schr W Wright Gibbs, Port johnson for Providence
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A DANISH SOCIETY.

A meeting was held last night at the Germania
Assembly Rooms for the purpose OF forming q
Danish Society. Mr. w. Borgee called tue assem-
b.age TO order and read letters he had received
IRON prominent Danes throughout the country.
These gentlemen promised their earnest co-0pefa-
ton In assisting the society 20 gain q firm loot
mold, and the announcement oil the sentiments
contained In the correspondence elected hearty
applause from those present A committee OF
fifteen was appointed to prepare bylaws. MIR.
Borgee was elected president, pro tenn, and Mr..
Ger IRE
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KALAKAUA AT LOWELL

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. Z, 1875.
King Kaakaua ana party arrived here at nine
O'Clock this morning A large crowd greeted him.
The party inspected several Of the large mills,
snow storm interfering with the prearranged pro-
gramme. A collation. in company with the City
Council and invited guests followed. In the alter
noon the party inspected the water works and the
guests returned to Boston at three O'Clock.
The King expressed himself highly pleased with
his visit and receipt ton here.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains ara
informed that by telegripna, to ths HEsALp london
Bureau No &C Flee. strsc tao arrivals at aai depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American and oil foreign vessels tridlnr with tn,
United statos the will DO cabst 70 thls coaatry
free of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
RAILROAD COLLISION.
A MAIL AGENT BURNED TO DEATH.

MAIL AGENT BURNED TO DEATH.
BALTIMORE, Jan. :, 1875.
The New York express which left Washington
at nine O'Clock tonight, running over the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, when
at Bennngs station, about six miles
from Washington. ran into freight
train standing on the track. The engine Of tue
express train was demolished and tue express
cars, with their contents, burned. Mall Agent
Fiaman was burned 20 death 10 MIS- car. II Is re-
ported that some OF the passengers were bruised,
but that none were seriously hurt.
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FAILURE OF A TRUST COMPANY.

PTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. :, 1875.
The Allegheny Trust Company, OF Allegheny
City, suspended payment and closed Its doors
about noon to-day. The liabilities are stated to
be $l26,oo0 to cover which the company possesses
In balls receivable and real estate $220,000.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Rainbow OF New Bedford. Isl toms has been pur
chased by Iessrs Bartlett sons, ana Is to he des
patched for the Arctic Ocean whale fishery about the
Goth Inst
Bark Acors Barns, Of NJ. 296 tons at San Francisco
has been purchased by Messrs II Bartlett Sons. OF
New BEDFORD and will be sent to the Arctic Ocean next
spring.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Eta stewart Qr Henry, from Liverpool for
chitsaSong tnot as before reported Dec latN 20 s.
schr Il X Vaughan from Brashear for Pensacola, Jan
2, ~ miles Sc OF Pass al Outre bar.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature during the past twenty-iour
hours in comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year, as recorded ct Hudnups Pharmacy,
HERALD Building New York;
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SAILED.

Steamers " A scholten Dutch. for Rotterdam; Ca
nina (Br), Bermuda; Hermann Livingston, Savannah;
Richmond. Richmond &c; ship Alexander, Peru; bark
Virginia Stafford (Br). Valencia; brig Emma Shaw
(Bry Dunkirk
Wind At sunset NE.
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Average temperature yesteTuay ............. %
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. |

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF January AND FEBRuARY
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Steamer Gamma DD, L,aaiaoAs asfmuaas-A
opislbraea
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Z, 1875
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THE SPANISH ARMY REINFORCED-THE INsuR-
RECTIoN TO BE ''cIUsuED" OUT.
L 1873.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March 25. - Money
steady. Gold firmer, ruling at ll5lG9
@ll6 buying and selling. Silver lirmer
at l07l@l0S, buying and selling.
EXchange-Commercial bills scarce
and rates very firm.
Hides - Firm. Dry flint, as they
,vn, l6!c; with kip and calf Sc.
lections, lie; kips and calves, one
third Off; wet sailed, selected, Sc; as
they run, 7lc; butchers green, Sc; dry
sailed sold as dry flint, with allowance
for SALT glue stock, SC.
Cotton-Market quiet. Ordinary, 122c;
good ordinary, l4lc; low middling, l5c;
middling, l5lc; good middling, l6c.
Sales, $50 bales; receipts, 1907 bales;
stock, 60, 405 bales.
New ORLEANS, March 25.-Flour-
Small stock. Bulk of the demand To-
cal. Superline, 81 so; double, "a IS;
treble, S. rs; choice, S. 25@6 %. Corn
in good supply and demand fair; white,
mixed, sac; yellow, Soc. Oats adj
vanced; sales at s26S2lc. Hay in
limited demand; prime $24 90. Pork
higher; sales at sd 75@22; dry salt
mess scarce and firm at S(9Ssc, l1iG9
115c. Hams advanced to 13l@l3Sc.
Molasses firm; strictly prime ferment
mo 5Sc. common. not fermenting, as
cSlSc fair. 54r. centrifugal, 55c.
Whisky dull and nominal; choice
western. 81 II. Corn meal firmer at
soc
Gold1l5A. Sight J premium. Ster-
ling IS 50i.
Cotton-Demand fair, but move
ment checked by factors asking
above the limit of pending or
rates sales 5000 bales. Good ordi-
nary TO strict good ordinary, l4sC9l5lc
low middling to strict low middling, 15s
GI5gc: middling to strict middling, ISL
G16ic, GOOD middlinp to middling fair,
l9aGS17ic Recejpts, 2,4S6 bales; ex-
norris, continents 1891 bales; stock,
no. 862 bales: unsOld last evening,
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W f. Lyle Il Co.. real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists OF property on their
bulletin boards in and outside Of
their Office. under the respective heads OF
Improved City Property" "vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center Of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides number OF farms Of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within ave miles of the
city OF Dallas, 2o5dlm
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WAsHINcToN.
Suits ~ he Instituted Against
The PnCiiic Railroads.
Embarrassing Results 0f The
Failure 10 Appoint
A Judge For
Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, March 25,-'rhC ne
ton of the senate IN tabling pardec's
nomination, places litigation In Lou
lslana In an awkward position, The
district Judge alone has Jurisdiction In
bankruptcy and admiralty eases Mel.
thcr Judge Wood nor Judge Bradley
have any power In these branches Of
law. There Is now In the hands of the
registry of the district court for distrl-
button, by order OF the district judge,
$4,000. Other suits In bankruptcy,
involving over $500 900, are pending.
There Is doubt Of the presidents power
TO appoint Judge al interim.
- IL seems probable that all cases In
bankruptcy aud admiralty must re-
main In allegiance until the next ses-
sion Of congress, Judge Pardoe has
Internationally withdrawn from the
contest.
The attorney general has instructed
the district attorney TO institute suits
against several Of the Pacific railroads
for amounts certified by the secretary
of the treasury to be due the govern
ment for five per cent of their rospec-
tive net earnings, provided for by the
net of July ], 1853, or by any other act
or acts in relation to- the respective
railroad companies. Tho following are
the railroad companies and the
amounts Central Branch Union Pa
chc railroad, Si7l0T Sioux City and
Pacific railroad, S3l ,l0i Union Pacific
railroad, Sl,0i0,05G; Kansas Pacific
railroad, S30SS30. The following are
points at which suits will be brought
Kansas Pacific and Central branch, in
Kansas; Union Pacific, ut Boston;
Sioux City, in Iowa
Major Cox, paymaster, has been as
signed to duty at San Antonio.
The senate failed to confirm May
nard and Brennon, nominated by the
president as paymasters.
The attorney general has written n
letter to the United States attorneys
having control of suits against parties
charged with fraud in connection with
the operations of the Freedmen's bn-
reau, requiring them to promptly and
thoroughly investigate all the alleged
frauds and to institute proceedings IN
all cases where they are satisfied frauds
have been committed, and to make
early report to the department Of
justice in detail, giving the name of
each and whatever action has been
taken.
Senator Robertson did not sever his
relations with the republican caucus,
but attended all its meetings. lie only
refused to vote for the resolution recog-
nizing the legality OF the Kellogg leg
isature but, voted for the resolution OPP
posing what was termed the presidents
protection of the people Of Louisiana
from domestic violence.
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Several Tragic Affairs.

LIrrLE Rock, March 26,-An un-
known man was killed this morning
by the passenger train on the lnterna'
tlonal railroad near reXnrkana,
John McFaddcn shot and killed
Georgo ID, llackard at ClarksvllIc,
yesterday, Blaokard was railroad
employe, aud was shot for refusing TO
pay one dollar won by Mcl'adden.
The murderer was arrested.
a man named Nichols, who had
passed raised pension warrant for
$500, was shot aud badly wounded, 10y
Detective Woodward, while attempts
Ing TO escape.
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New HoRK, March 20. Tho dostruc-
ton of the coal railroad bridges
Of New Jersey threaten coal famine
The supply Of some Of the important
yards Is exhausted and the yards
closed.
The steamer for Havana to. day took
nearly half u million of dollars.
The Tllton scandal trial was nd
lourned I'LL Monday from alleged re-
spect for Good Friday.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Dallas Real
Estate and Building assOcia-
ton will be held at the, Board
Of Trade rooms. over Schneider
IL Davis, on Monday, March
Goth. at eight o'clock II. M. A
full attendance il requested, as
officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
Il. II. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Commercial copy.l Udtd
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THE GEORGIA CYCLONE.
erything Laid waste In its Destruc-
tive TracIS-One of the Most Fenriui
TOrnnIOcs on Record.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 25.--The path
of the tornado was from two hundred
to six hundred yards wide. The cy-
clone was of q cylindrical shape, and
rotated with fearful velocity from
north to SOUTH The front cloud was
black MS night, and half a mile high.
The rear was illuminated by bright
light. 1t travelled nearly due east,
veering little to the north. After de-
vastating Carroll, the tornado seems to
have divided one portion going east
by north, and one crossing the Savail-
nah river above and below Augusta,
both proving equally destructive, lay
ing waste everything in their track;
Huge trees were broken like reeds, and
in some instances carried three-fourths
of a mile. The tornado was preceded
by u dull, heavy roaring, as of artillery
in the distance. 1t spent its GREATEST
fury in about three minutes. An eye
witness says the senses were utterly
deadened and appalled,. There was u
crash, a roar, and the meeting Oh u
hundred terrific and Unearthly sounds,
Houses were demolished, and oaks
that had withstood the storms OF q
century were snapped in twain.
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The Texas aIn Concert A..ocIanon.

M.ucu Of is56
u,..,,.. u,,,.,,. u.,,...,. 800" - 49,
10 lHt believing lhhl lhe Texas
difl Concert association of Denis0n, IN aid of
nullio nroveunents I'm our oity u,iu o,iu,.
y, ~ Wv ~ "H' '"""
lully ana hoholhply garry oul, IN every par
tlOular Us pledges aud promises made 10 tho
publie, We, tho nnderaigned oltizons of bon
isOn, Texas, give thom our unqualified GU
dorsemenli
Judpe W H. kirk
,Johil NoyIna. CIV preasurer
II, o. Jennings, City Clark.
issse uookl W. H. Wlhh' John holiori,
iIenpv Wuson RAM Estato u,ol,a,
SO, Eddy, superintendent N. at.
" u ~, rlopflelos Lone star Mills
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WALL PAPER

WALK PAPER
and window shades, the Iarg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
full designs in the city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic that is gifted and
frosted; also i'm plain cOIOrs,
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper Ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE IL LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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Required 10 Deposit Bonds.

CHARLESTON, S. g., March 25.--The
bill TO repeal the law requiring insur-
ance companies doing business in this
state TO make deposit of bonds as Sc
curity to policy holders passed both
branches of the Legislature and will
undoubtedly be signed by the gover-
nor,
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CITY BUSINESS.
M. II. FRANKLIN & co,

M. B. FRANKLIN g. CO,
sol Main street, are now selling
goods mt very reduced prices.
Gall and examine their large
and elegant stock. and make
Yourselves and them happy by
buyiug their cheap and elegant
hooks. etc.
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Phi Sigma.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The Phi
Sigma society is i'm session. The re-
ports show unprecedented prosperity.
The membership is now twenty-five
thousand. There Is q banquet tonight
ct the Continental.
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FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 20,
TIE WEATHER To-day.

For the gulfslates partly cloudy aud
warmer weather east OF the lower Mis-
slaslppI soulheasterly 10 soulhweslorly
winds, falling barometer and light
mIns west Of the Alabama,
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KANSAS.
Topeka and Santa W ItaiIrond,

TOPEKA, rs March ga dispatch
received to'Qay from San Francisco an-
nounees the shipment Of u donation Of
twelve CIR loads OF seed grain for the
destitute farmers Of Kansas, This
makes about fifteen thousand dollars
~ money aud supplies donated by Cal
lfornla 10 the Kansas sufferers,
A party Of surveyors has left here TO
survey the line Of the extension OF the
Atehlson, Topeka aud Santa Re rail-
road, from Granada 10 Las Animas.
The work OF grading viii commence
IN u few weeks, aud II IL proposed TO
have the line completed during the
summer.
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MARRIED..

GANO--CIINT-On Thursday evening, 18th
Instant nj the residence of DR.. Sizer, DALLAS,
Texas, Mr. +. NJ. Gano, of Bonrbon county,
Kentucky, and Miss Ida Clint, formerly Oh
Jackson, Mississippi. Ceremony by Eiuer
II. M, Gano "No cards."
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASONS

Crnquet sets OF latest styles-soeket
bought directly from the nanufnc.
furers and sold nj y small prsht, nf
REED a LATHROP'S BOOK store, 900
Main street.
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Attention, 1. d, A.

The members Of the above named order
ARE requested 10 meet nj the hall on the
evening of the ?Sth instant, The presence of
every member Is desired, rs there will be IA
general election of officers, BY order of the
president.
3jltd LUKE DUNN, Secretary
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GrOs Grain paper and envOl-
Opes TO match mt
REED IL LATHROP'S.
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JOHN MITCHELL.

Meetings i'm New YORK, MeWpniS ""
Philadelphia to Arrange for "a Dem-
Onstration In Honor Of the hrish
Patriot.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The different
Irish national organizations are active,
in preliminary preparation fora funeral
procession Sunday next.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-Various lrlsh
societies and a large number of Amer
leans assembled at the theater tonight,
to express sorrow at the death of John
Mitchell, and of sympathy WIN
his family. Mayor Logue presided.
Speeches were made 10y Hon. Cayce
Young, Judge T. w. Brown and oth-
ers, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted. Atelegram from Hon. Jefier-
son Davis, now in New Orleans, was
read, regretting his inability to De
present, and saying, "John Mitcheirs
death was a loss to mankind"
PHILADELPHIA, March pa meet
ing was held tonight to arrange q
demonstration in honor OF the late
John Mitchell.
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Justice of the Peace.

At the solicitation OF large number ofclt-
liens have consented TO place my name be-
fore the public for the office of Justice OF In,
Pence, precinct No |. II elected | VIII do
vote myself without fear or f,lvor) 10 pro.
mote the welfare of the city and county OF
Dallas. ROBr. ~ LEMAN.
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Arrived by express-the latest
styles Of rufiIing and ruching
and ladies silk ties nj the Dol
lar Store.
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Brackets Of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, ETC.,
at Franklin's book store. 5O4
Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the Eel PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed ut FrankIin's book store,
JOi Main street, Dallas.
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The9ailg

Onioe IN "ieraid nioek," Corner 81
Main nnd Lamar streets, over first
National iianh, iiusiness Onioe-
Tr0ut Hoom, second story,
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WCnyer's Strike,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-The
weavers are still striking, because Of
reduced wages. Eight or nine manu-
factories are closed.
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CHEAP.

L am offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce,
at the very lowest prices, and
make ~ speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery TO nc
com mOdate customers. Please
give us u trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZEB,
Grocer, 6lJ Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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music HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTHE THE SAVAG Il
BREAST"
Afine stock ofviOlins, guitars,
flutes, banjOs, accOrleOns, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string in the city.
PIERCE GLYLE.
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Howard w. Peak, Esq, of Fort Worth, Is
an authorized travelling agent Oh the Daiia'
Herald, from this date until further notice'
]. w. swINDELLs,
December 10, 1874,
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Mabie, Todd a. Go. = gold pens
mt Franklin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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A full line of brackets and
picture frames Of walnut. Call
at the Dollar Store.
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss and all kinds Of
white goods can now be found
mt the Dollar Store.
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KID GLOVES.
1000 dozen Kid Gloves just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar at the Dollar Store.

City Scrip
Taken in trade, at $. LOEB II CO.'S
2Odlm COO Elm street.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, 5OA Main street.
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"NeuriI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
MdIy II. O. HOSKINS, Agent for Dallas'
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Go to Reed a. LatlirOp's for
wall paper, MANILA, grOcers
and druggists paper, twine,
efe pfP.
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!. w. sCHENCK. ESQ.

Messrs. Sells James and others:
GENTLEMEN-I thank you for the fiatter-
ing compliment paid me, and in reply will
say that shall be proud to be elected alder
man from the first ward. accept the nomi-
nation. Yours respectfully,
L w SlIENltK