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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

UxornrIoxABLr, says the Cal, money
ID now rapidly aecumulating In San
Francisco. The banks arc all strengthen
Ing themselves BY gathering in coin,
and Il will NOT b many days before
means viii Be- Il hand TO pay for the
vA.st which 10 hsi.s s-Pertsd from the
Stats. Probably thsrs Ia nov four or
ave millions Of dollars nor In gold in
tAs banks and In tho hands Of our eiti.
sens. than thas vas on the day Of the
suspension Of the Bank OF California.
This gold has eoms from the United
States Treasury. the Mint. Oregon. etc.
and NO gold ID going away except thai
taksn In tho pockets OF travellers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

OoELzcuos-DAr in San Ffaneisco
(yssasrdsy) pssssd Oh smoothly. No
body v.s erushsd and mutual confidence
prevails. TAsrs 10 . good time coming.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
yNEyE TxOAN
C~oHloLi6ATED HIN

q csassng. IsssiissS 'f!issa 4 Si.s: :
badness. Ban FraDeiseo, Qalifornia
Locsrios ofwcsks, ood I'LL Mining Disiria
Noiies.-TI:ss srs dslisqssnt upon u fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF essees'
mcnt no. 81 ievied on the eth day OF July,
lsIt, the several amountsset opposite IN .
oftSs rSspoetivs shssehotders = tslowsi.Ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

Z. ]. (LucxI) BALDWIN was Yesterday
unanimously elected n Of the Board OF
Directors Of the Bank Of California. As
Baldwin IL one Of the heaviest creditors
Of the Bank. this action Is considered .
favorable indication Of the progress OF
that Institution toward resumption Of
businesa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

The msager returns received from
Maine indicate that . larger vote than
that Of last year has boon pollsd. and
that Republican majohiss will not vary
much from those Of 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

And In scecrtaaes viii av. and an order Of
NE Board Of Direetor nade o ths 9Th day Of
July. 1875, 90 many shares Of each parcel Of
such ssoea = may b peesssary, yin D so.d at
Room ., Nc. az California street. Ban fnh.
eisco.. California, on WEDNESDAY,. the ssth
DAY o. September, .iSg5, Il the hour OF
o'elockr ,. =, of said day. TO pay said delinquent
asse salncnt thereon. together with essts Of I'd.
''''''ins and I :aI:P;s' S e 'sS ri. s.e,,,.r,.
0flee-Room %, No. 4l9 California street,
San Francisco. California. sic I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

Sow, new and interesting develop
msnts Of the Indian service are brought
10 light before the Commission now en-.
gagged in investigating the Affairs Of Red
Cloud and whststons agencies. Thoy
will DO found In another column under
the bead Of ''IAts Kilograms" Some
body has made a large sum Of money
out Of mythical issues 10 abssnt Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

CHINESE u 10 DO Taught at . Boston
Normal school. Tho girls are deter
mined to b no longer ignorant OF what
d written on frc-cracker packs and tea
chests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14


GOLD HILL. TUESDAY. SEPT. u ins
4 SHORT RxviEw OF Tnh I
-
Tie Indian car 10 over. All
changes from Eastern Nevada unite in
serssing that from The first 10 wa oass-
les. Yea Ne ere NOT disposed 'ons
unnecessary blame upon any one. 40
doubt there va general Alarm. Sn'en'
although proved By sabssqasAs s'.u
10 have been sroundisss' was,
less. not snnAsarA. ih -,.n,...a
OF hAs'sin N -,
and oonpafaavs'J ee"N-..n.n,s
miles div'oe 'a'. s.sN.hoa,
and available hs'P
Of hostile sasssee'
rocky ravinss hs between men
~ for themselves ana % in'
warfare IL trsseherous, ana he's
an attack By hostile ind'ans o"ns'
sulsa horrible to contemplate. We .i'
not then surprised thas' a. 'as' >. .
news Of an outbreak was ea'nsa oy
courisrs among inc 'e''
few facts In the cas- mAS'' -"
fears Of bsth settler and msssensst' =
tsrriAed hsgsra snsusd' INA. ms
women and children were hurried 70
A.. ..,,lsms.tsL and the men called
- g.. ga tn. Art cYv for hahn
'o an.,,.
vas rom C'sseAno s
A white man came running
into csmp. saving thai his partner In
...-...,,,. hsa h..r hiilsd. and hs had
-, 5000.
himself oeen en.seu luz
miles BY . band OF savaeea- His Tears
magniAsd the number. and were TOM
No.. =, \ ,sreh. Thar
=. an. .na chilarsn thsre. and AL
m. 49,. m T. threatened massacre
:. 49,. ,h.;, p,o,.c.or.. the
--,...m. ,ou,;.r n. aispstch-
IN A. m,rr, Crs.t. The nearest ,sls-
or,nh cation. with /. message calling
800 =. \, any vonder that the TO-
,.,,c-,n. a;.,.,,h e.u.sd
49, :, H,mil,op. or that II vas sent
h.a .ou. ,...on 10 bslisys
ri, d.n.sr imminsn.1
s,,uo yAIIzr. NV,
iva Cur.,f CnrEx) Sept. 4. 1871
To "a. h,1n. hs@n'on: D I
a. .ar an - \: A soon n po.sibls.
The Indians have broken out. They
have killed ons white man-James To-
land OF EursiA md mother IN.
nnown. W" ~ .-hsrsix
saon,n - n,o..ct ths Women and chill
drsn. DAx. Muayzr.
Az 'cL
vi ooufss me
Hanger % cisvs'ano sna ~,
v measures were os"snasa' An"
the honor OF al concerned mere .aA
little delay in organising ior aSAi.-
Anss. 4 company Of voiunsesfS m&on-
Cd out nom Eureka wi'n,n ""
houn AFTER tho rscsips o. inc ns
Thsir promptness u'o anu aos
:. p,,. N. a,a ,r., vh., .nnssred 10
La-..s.s ~ a.. .,;,.nc;s. NJ tho
S.S".-- I-...,.., s.,, N, hahn.
-.,.n-..-.--..,, from, an a;rsc.
Co.. ,,oo,. ami
,nr.-
s,'. -,
.u
General LOT h1sisthnCo. homPs~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

. 4 PniIApxrrsri detective Ia. now
como to the decided concl usion that
Charlie Ross was carried Oh by the New
Jersey mosquitoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

tn. daily life OF the Pope Is thus
ststchsd BY IN Italian paper: "His Ho-
liness Il stirring By $50 a. ~. and BY
7 O'Clock he entsrs the private chapel,
whore he celebrates one mass, and hsars
another. After chapel he has his early
breakfast. By O'Clock the Pope d Al
ways to b found sitting In his arm
chair under his canopy. before . large
writing table. on which stands . erucihz
and an Immaculate Conception. be-
sidss papers and an inkstand. Then
comes Cardinal Antonslii. who eommu-
uicaiss dispatches, resolves instructions.
collects the pious oblations OF the pro
ceding day. and withdnws in half an
hour with his hands full Of gold and
bank notsa. Then arrives The post
with lettsrs and pspsrs. A psslsis on
service opens and reads the letters;
some journals The Pope gisaoss over
himself with his sye-slass. The audi
once follow. but lasa until noon only.
Tho Pope takes Q little exercise In the
long. shady galleries until dinner time.
The Pontihcia dinner hour ID about 2
O'Clock, after which he rstires for the
aitsrnooa issaa Of tvo houn."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
BORN.

PRIsk-I. Au.tin. Sept. s.te the wife Of II.
Prick, Q daughter.
BRADSHAW -in Battle, Msanialn. Sept. Q. to
the vile ON. p. bradshaw. 9 daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14
RANK IEsu,lrrIoN.

". stated b, authority. ON Saturday
Las, ,h., the Bank Of California would
reousu its doors for business on The frss
Of October pro,imo. The nsvs can'e
inst as tho paper was going to PRESS
and the item should have read ION or
about October lst.'' vs were sftsrvard
informed by Mr.. Ralston. Tho E'aer.
priss, this morning. publishss . tsis-
eram nom Msssrs, William Sharon
and D. o. Mills 70 Mr.. A. J. Ralston,
Virginia City. authorizing him 70 give
.dsanits sssuranoss hat The Bark
Of California will resume business before
the nrst Of October" Every day taken
nom he time Of resumption brings r.
lief 10 the citizens Of this section. who
have almost universally met their tenn
ponzy rsvsrsss and the strngsncy Of
the money market In . cheerful and 20
coumodatine spirit. This nsvs, com
ing straight from headquarters and con.
Hrnaiory Of that publishsd BY The NEW
Last Saturday. will inspire . hops.
full feeling among al elassss. The dark
est hour 10 ever just bsfors daybrsak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-14

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tee ...ss....is %
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r:rs;i;@.i::xi;o 400 rs:ss !.
tees .ietl., .so....r 70
T T:sssG : Hss;4sssts.::;aaIT.1fa;aSa1srHn
rewes Geo ". IT. Trustee. .061. 100. III 90
4 4ssss:: 3 3 4 oes a'' T4s:isi: Is is
uhlsf J Gen, TEstes ..,,,-sos.. 2o.,,Y AZ.
Wood Henry r. Trustee. .... rs. TO-. = 30
Msod Henry =, Trustss....iis1. ,lo0. 90 :.
Mads A y. Trustee. ........ .f<S....U ....B :.
Wade A do ...,.7r... TO-. ...7 20
Wlftner Adolph .......... ii6c. ... IS. ..is rs
Wood y ], frustsc. .... ... isoe. 100. us ..
Mood HIP do ....i9i7... 10. ..n 90
Wllbert p. Trustee ...... ssoa. .i0o... rs :.
Ieung Henry. Trustee. ..... SOof ....o9 ..,oo %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Major Barkley, who has been for a
week in Lancaster, attending to bust
ness connected with his Office, il eX-
pectcd home this evening.
Colonel II, j. Glide ster, of Little
Rock, who owned and managed mail
coach routes before the present gen
GRAFTON was born, is at the Lamar, but
leaves tonight by the Texas and Pa
cilic road for home.
DIR. n. B. Kennedy, of Hillsborough,
Hill county, has been captured by the
attractions of Dallas, aud proposes to
make this city his home in the near
future. The Doctor is II representative
man of our best society and no city
could have too many such.
Gen. Warren =. Edgarton, special
agent of the postotfice department, ar
rived. from Tyler Thursday evening and
left last night for Galveston. Though
Gen. Il. has spent the greater part of
the summer in railway cars, the wear
and tear of travel does not appear to
have had any effect upon him.
The HERALD was yesterday favored
with call from Mr.. II. Carr Broughall,
representative of The SaRny South,
published at Atlanta, Georgia, and ed.
1
tied by John II. Seals and Mrs. Mary
A. Bryan. OF the paper itself, to Judge
from a specimen copy presented by
Mr.. B., too much In praise cannot be
said. Its typographical appearance is
fanltless, and the contents are In entire
keeping with its attractive get-up.
IN. Quad,' the funny man of the De-
troit Free Press, is a regular contrib,l-
tor, and now hns serial story running
through its columns. The SAMMY South
certainly deserves, and We hope will
have, better fate than has attended
previous literary ventures In the South,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
Dallas, July |, 1873.


While other articles of their kind are
largely adulterated, DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder aud True FIavoring
Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Nectariue,
etc, hold their mistaken position in
the estimation of thousands as the
purest, best, most reliable and cheap
est. In all particulars that constitute
perfect results they cannot be APP
preached 10y the various known Baking
Powders and Flavoring Extracts made
in imitation. One tlial will satisfy
that for purity and strength DR.. Prices
are alone in the market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
AS yIIE POLICE COURT,
Whnt WINS SHid nud Bone at thc May
org LcyNc Yesterday.

Only II brace Of luw-brGakcrs appear
cd before IIls Honor yesterday morn
Ing for an adjustment Of their cases,
and short session WAS .be natural
consequence. The cash receipts Of the
performance did not amount to enough
to get shaved with.
Pete Brady, "Ith that utter disregard
Of divine Ind human law charactcris-
tic Of thOso given over TO evil ways,
cursed and swore, and ripped and tore,
until he became bore 10 the other
passengers IN street car, whcreupOn
he was incontineDtly bounced falling
into the arms Of u convenient police
man ~ he made dive from the rear
platform OF the vehicle. He WAS sorry,
though, when he stood up ut the bar
Of Justice, and plead guilty, and the
Judge lei him down easy--four dollars
and costs.
II. Conn and IL negro man named
Warren, the details Of whose cases APP
peared in THE HERALD yesterday,
made u motion, through un attorney,
for II re.hearing, but the motion was
ovcr-ruled, whcreupon notice OF an APP
peal TO the District Court was given,
ana the necessary bonds entered into.
Lucy McCO0l--a good fighting name,
ii You remember Mike--is IL wash O-
man Of the cullud kind, and collects
her little bills ut the business end of a
big club. Mr.. Tenasce, one of Lucy'5
clients, objected to thiSsummary man
.ner of posting books, and expressed
his dissatisfaction by calling the police.
The sequence of II response TO the call
was II successful landing of Miss Lucy
in the refrigerator from whence she
appeared only to stand up before the
court, plead not guilty, and be fined
four dollars aud costs. She now wants
to hire collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
TASTEL.E:SS
MEDICINES.

A prominent New York physician lately
complained TO DUNDAS DICK N co. about
tbeir SANpALWuOD on CAp3u LFs, stnt'ng
that sometimes they cured nlraculOusly
hut that II patient ~ his had taken them
without effect. On being informed hat ScV
eIal limitations were sold, ne Inquired and
found his patient dod not acc" th,"B DUN
DAS DICK CO.'S,
have happened TO OthorS, and DUNDAS
DICK ~ co. take his method OF protecting
IphB'jriIuy, drVdgt1y and H"myrir,S, and pre-
venting on OF hAShAhwoOD from coming
into diSrrputC.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap.
sulcS viii continue lO do 81. for they con
tain the pare oil in the best and cheap
CAt form.
lSAEDALwOoD than all the Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and PcrfumerS IN the Uni
ted states combined, aud this is toe sole
reason why the pure oil Is sold cheaper
In their Capsules lhHn IN any other form,
OIL OF SANpAAWOOD Is fast suppressed
Ing every other remedy, sixty Capsules Oniy
being required to insure Il safe and certain
cure in Six or eight days. From no other
medICine can TINS result be had.
DUNDAS DICK n co > SOFT CApSU LES
solve the problem, long considered by emil
ncnt physiciaLs ofllOw 10 avoid the nausea
and disgust experienced in swallowing,
which are well known TO detract from, II not
destroy, the good effects Of many valuable
remedies.
SOFT Capsules are put up i'm tin-io'l, and
neat boxes, thirty in each, and are the only
Capsules prescribed by phyHIcians.
TtsEELESS MEDICINES. - astor Oh
and many other nauSeous medicines cnn be
taken easily and safely in DGNDAS DitA
~ cos SOFT CAPSULES. No TASTE.
No SMELL.
ta0 These were thc only GaPsuipS Rd-
mistcd Ia the last Paris Exposition.
send for circulars 20 80 Wooster street, n. Y,
SOID En- An. Drug STORES HERE.
uugl3dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of Real Estate recorded in
the office of the District Clerk for the
week ending Thursday, August 18Th
1875;
II. q. Purviance to T.. IL. Kendall
20 acres of land out of the w, L. Over.
ton survey, S225.
q. w. Erwin to j. II. Smith, lot 6,
in block 300, Ervin's addition to the
city of Dallas, front 50 feet on Alamo
street, Sl25.
T. 4. ID. Andrews to w. G. Holland,
lot 10, in block -, in Houston and
Texas Central railroad addition to the
city of Dallas, SIPS.
w. j. Clark to V. b. Shumaker, lot
fronting so feet on Main street in city
of Dallas, 81, 2G0
a. Nj. Cochran to Mary a. Cochran,
lot of land on Elm street and Pacific
avenue, in city of Dallas, $1,000.
John ii. Owsley and wife to n. S.
Ewalt, an undivided One-sixth inter-
est In the south half OF the John r..
Bongh survey, on West Fork of Trini-
ty river, 500.
u. II. White to Mollie Allen, 10 acres
of land on waters of White Rock creek,
$l25.
Holland Il Andrews toSwan Il King,
lot %, in block -, in the Texas Central
railroad addition to city of Dallas, $685.
j. Il. Downs ct al, to l.. NJ. Open.
heimer, south half of lots | and ., in
block No. 3, in original map of the
town of Dallas, 81, 250.
}. l.. Downs ct al, to L. Nj. Open
heimer, lot of land 25xl0O feet ON Elm
street in city of Dallas. s., $50.
j. HUMPHREYS wife to Ii. l.. Ray. s
acres of land about one mile northwest
from Courthouse, in the city of Dal-
las, $500.
A. Il. Lanier to ]. A. Leonard, lot OF
land on Jackson street, in the city of
Dallas, 81 OPS.
ID. l.. Britain to ID. j. Lindsey, 40
acres of land out of the j. ID. Peeler
survey, S225.
s. Il. Stratton and wife to Thomas
Spruance, lot No. 2, in block 9, Vears
addition to the town of Hutchins.
$500.
g. M. Swink to A. L. Lanier, lot of
land ON Jackson street in the city of
Dallas, 500.
A. j. Mclean to Il. T. Chedlster, two
tracts of land, liz acres, on the waters
of Ten Mile creek, $1,000.
j. ID. Lasater TO J. Ii. Allen. 1902
acre, acres OF land on waters of Bear creek,
5000.
James II. Glover and wife, to T. and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
"wAlEING FOR THE VERDICT"
Conclusion OF the Trial OF West for the
KILLING OF Montgomery.

This case has occupied the attention
of the Criminal Court since Tuesday,
and no little interest is felt in the COM
munity rs to the result. The circum-
stances under which the offence was
committed have been twice repeated
in The HERALD, and farther repeti-
ton here is unnecessary. Yesterday
the counsel concluded their arguments
and last night ut II 40 o'clock the case
was given to the jury. A verdict at
the opening of the court this morning
is expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
W. &. SICK ELS,
W. II. COX Err.
July 20.

The Turco- American OXygenated Vapor
Baths ARE warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both In power
and medicinal efficiency. They VIII accom-
plish moro In one month In the positive re-
iiei ana permanent cure of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany.
California or Arkansas can effect I'm ono
year, and Mt less than one ono-twenl eth The
cost. IN all durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given ar
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheumn-
SIN, rheumatic govt articular rheumatism.
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia, nery-
GUS IDENTITY, Sorofula, all diseases of the skin.
Kidneys and bladder, liver complaint. female
weakness mo matter of how long standing,
syphihs In all Its stages, spinal disease, pro
'opSoS u'eri' some cases will require mag
ue'ism In connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must Dc strictly followed. | haye cured en-
ses OF rheumatism and neuralgla of twelve
years standing in one hour, also chills md
ieVer' Iwill give SIS to any person that will
produce case of the above named diseases
'hue can not cure, where the patient re-
"ins sufhcient vitality for hcalthful recu-
peratioh' The baths should be taken once
Il week FOR general health, and ny prevent
a.lVe OF lovers, cholera and other CONTAGIOUS
uiseases' They will cure the rash or break
lug cut caused by the heat, Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much from tho
intensity of summer hent as by opening the
pores ~ carries on through the persphation |
much morbid matter from the blood, thus |
freeing the system OF internal CONFESSIONS.
rooms at residence ON Wood street, west
oil cotton compress. A proper assistant ls
employed to attend gentlemen in the bath
room from . A. NJ. until Top. NJ. Ladies' viii
receive special attention. Come and sec me
oold or tepid shower baths can be bad
the Vapor Baths, II desired, shower
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21

=. railroad company, four acres Of lhnd
about six miles east Of the city Of Dali
las, SI0O.
'lhos. Walker to James liumphllca,
lot Of land one mile northwest from
the Courthouse, $500.
j. G. Kennedy 10 sidney II. Horn,
40 ucres Of land out Of the JoeI
Robertson survey, near Scyene, 500
+. Al. Hanks to NJ. X. Peek, lot J, In
block 3, Hanks addition to the city OF
Dallas 7jXl7l feet, SO.
Is. 7. Ycargan 20 Orange ltecord, q
acres Of land out Of the Grlgsby league,
500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
Trustees Sale Of House and Lot in F0rlGy

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of II
certain deed of trust to me made, executed
and delivered by W. Is. Robertson, j: on the
18th day Of 81 plcmber 1873, recorded in book
q, pages 3i7-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
to secure the pay ment of n certain promis-
sorry note for six bundled dollars, described
legal holders aforesaid, / will on Tuesday,
the 7th day of September 1875, sell for cash,
ut public auction, nj the Court house door in
the city Of Dallas, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
Lot No s, in block No 30, in the town of
FOrney Formerly BrOOklynl, in Kaufman
| county, Texas, together with MI and singular
the rights members, uppurtenanCes and
Embellishments to the same belonging or ap-
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed TO
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
hallway Company,
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
0ur l5.llw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
ST'- LOUIS
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen Avcnnc, Gcnuei 81, and The Mississippi River
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, 1rst-cless In every particular
are now open Tor the Ynrdlng, Feeding and
Handling of all kinds of Live Stock. ''''
IN connection with the Yards the Comm.
ny nave erected u ilrst.class Exchange
building, with Restaurant, Sleeping Rooms
Barber shop, No., for the accommointl M
stock Men. The charges OF The COMPANY
VIII be reasonable aud Just, Conslgn direct
TO the st Louis Union Stock Yards.
Onlccfs,-John Whitaker, President. ID. q.
perintendent; WA. Ramsay, Secretary and and
1loueu,oI, aug7-wOm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hairn
block or ground. with II we'll finished
One.stOry and basement rock-cOncrefe
building, and MI necessary o"t-buiid-
ings, etc. An early applicant may Ne.
cure n bargain.
$40. W. SWINDELLS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
MARVIN COLLEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAHAcH1E, TEXAS.

The ilfh annual session of this Institution
vii! commence on the first Monday in Sep.
tcinber, lHIh, under the superintendent OF
NJ. u. Franklin, a. NJ. NJ. D., President, with
an able corps ~ experienced and efficient
teachers Tie course OF instruction IL AS eX-
tenslvr, and viii be as thorough rs any
school IN the state.
THIS school will be conducted strictly in
accordance with the usnges of the colleges
in The South. Music II distinguished PROBES
SuI OF many years experience.
Inc college Is now being put in thorough
repair, and when compile ed will be one of
ihe largest ana best arr ingld college build
lngs In the State.
NaXahachie is admirably situated for edu-
cailonal enterprises is easy OF access, hav-
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, on
the Central road. The town and vicinity
are noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms OF tuition per session of five months
range SO to S25 Incidental Fees, 81 90 Mu-
sic ON Piano, S25 use of instrument S. 90;
board from SO to SIS per month. Tuition In
advance. For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. B. FRANKLIN.
auglldltw3ln Waxahachie, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-21
The Dallas Colleuo

WIN open the first session In the Dallas Col
lego stone building on the first Monday In
September, 1873 The institution IL L.. charge
of Rev. q. n. Wilburn, assisted by an able
corps of toachersin the literary and musical
departments.
TUITION. Primary classes. 50 90 per month
Preparatory clnsses....,..... 3 50 per month
college cMsses...r"........... D 90 per month
Music clhsses.,.."......","".0 90 per month
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