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IN RROOKLYN-LOss $4,000.

About 0 a. IN. yesterday. a fire broke out in
one OF row Of frame houses Kosciuskost nearly de-
stroyng the whole 1t began in the building at No.
CAS- owned and occupied by c. Junier The flames rapidly
spread and enveloped Nos 64 66 ana ESQ., Tue fire was
caused by defect in the heater No GA owned and
occupjed by Rachel Wesoaught, loss about $4,000 in
fured for $500 No Gie was owned and occupied BY by
lane Potts loss about $4,000 Insured for $1,000; No GAS
vas owned and occupied by Charles Juner loss about
S5 600 Insured for s. 0O No $50 owned by Charles
r. jackson aud unoeeupied loss about s0O Insured Tor
5000.
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TWO NEW RAILROADS FOR NEwJERsEY.

IFROM THs REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE ]
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 1O.-Articles of associ-
alton under the General Railroad Law. for two new
companies fled to-day in the Secretary OF States
office The first is the Yarileyvie Connecting Rail-
road Company to bud from the Yardleyvile bridge to
n point on the Delaware ana Bound Brook Railroad,
three niles in length. The other is tho Ewing and
Trenton Railroad Company. TO build from the Trenton
City bridge to q point In Ewing Township, Mercer
Connty These roads said TO be In the interest OF
tbe Delaware and Bound Brook Company formerly the
National Railroad Company.
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paper postage. He conferred with the Postmaster
the subject of the local letter delivery and the early
transfer OF the PostObce TO tho new buiiding There
was no special significance in the visit as the Post
had only stopped In the oity for few
hours he his to Washington from Con.
neccut where he nad been TO attend the funeral OF
Senator Buckingham.
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6periaI' Notices

Wanted-The address OF A. LORD late OF Lord Deooa Ves
At Waer York bat supposed " be 10 bafnS'"s Ns~
Jersey Address W. l.. Tribune ohee.
po.,f,mc, Notice-Toe MAILS FOR kUR0PB The week
epAnr SATURDAY Peb l3 1879 viii elsse At tbs once "
ON TUESDAY q. ll.So O. N. on WhDstscM ~ an n
AAS e. L JAkkA r. -
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MARRIED..

ropTLAPHAM-On Tuesday Feb g. at the residence OF N.
Pbeln, ir ESQ by the Rev. H. Partridge. william b foH
iIls T. Youngest daughter OF Oliver K Laph'n' ESQ., - a
Brooklyn.
residence Of the urie parents. o.
to Gertrude r. Tusow, all Of this city. NJ eards '
-, =. zl,---- 20 's' -. 4.
qGme and addr <,s ''' "''''' " ''"0'''" "' '"'
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THE SAN FRANCISCO PRESS.

THE MONEY VALUE OF OLD ASSOCIATIONS.
The sale of the Astor House furniture at
traeted larger attendance Of bidders yesterday than
baso attended Oh either OF the previous days The bid
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THE PARTIES IN THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The annual elections of officers for the Ameri-

can Institute this afternoon and evening at the
rooms Of the Institute. the polls being open RON p. u
to p. The trouble which has recently occurred in
the Institute makes this years election more significant
tLsn usual. The Reform" party have made uD .
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE

HAvAsA. Feb lO-GOi 2l50216 Exchange seivsi on the
United states 90 days 81 sSo premium her nsnt
sS premum 60 DAYS gold 1901 10 premiums short nght 20
ll3 premign, LOnl0n l3b0lJS preman on rams ii2@
li3 premiun Sugar irregular No. ~ b. s. l49l4 reals
sTrobA
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rHE PosTMAsTER-GENERAL AT THE POST
OFFICE.

Postmaster-G General Jewell was in this city
yesterday and spent couple of hours In the Post ONCE
y Ihe afternoon, going through all the departments
<"h Postmaster James He expressed satisfaction at
De thorough system. and especially looked into the
AssAsds af carrying out the Law IN regard TO news
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BuryALo lreb I0-cArrLz-Recep TO-DAY. $50 bead msrss
the total supply thus far 1895 head against 5TS
for week. snd 3SOS hesd for the sm time ..s
year The market slow and dsgDg and & OF from last weeks
prices few Eastern purcbaers Ta yss are para
tvev fall 900 bead dDosed 81 e go iadisaa sfee
ranging 1881 b at 81 6291So 2o 0OO ono so-
ranging 300 1894 At 81 4Oq$8 - l5O So: .ieer.
ranging 9i3 20 2f0 b 81 "a 3V@tS o1i 4oo ic"ss'
steers r,nen M 1,0i0 to | ,l55 H. at S3Gt9 10
SHKKP LABs-Reseips to-day LOCO bssj mskhg ne to.
same time last week 900 head for the came time last yesr
active and the feeling better wlth % aoaho se'
10 remaining unsod ssIes
1900 head sheep, 81 DO and 10 10 - OV
So aud 81; 200 Ohio sheep. averaging LIZ ID az 20 5'%
cu,c,ao P.h 10 Recepts for three Gays Cattle, 5000
nog s3 $50 sheep 500 CATTLE closed esfy tabont
Shpng steers "a 6Od$5 fair 5000 % for soSa 20 To-
So rs socAsrs 81 75dS4 bseAe' and ishAa '
at former prices saase tn
for door 10 choice smooth hsavr $6 5OQ$7 5 extra S7 20 Tue
bulk Of the sale al SO hf6 30
sHEKp are active aud s49$4 go for poor to eItrs
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DOMESTIC Markets

LouvLLs Feb quiet and uEcha3gej Wheat laet and
sssAsassA Cora hs G,17oa oAs sssAaJ oI00%a p'aF-
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Thrown from nv wagon the ce splnterug the oooes
SUIT ring irOm severe contocs
GILEss LINiNHNr lODIDB OF
ir tae swelling psn lnere can Do -
Ie'ecel ;ne M ,I 80 H., eest ynea Cook, lslp,
mistake ID iesS'u '" ~ N'' Editor Long Island Herald
Sold by al druggists Depot No Adj SiIhA'e He"i''' ~T
Z. rh.ttle
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qaI.. nd oeh1g roi s2o s.ss l's, ,,s cGee'Sss5 .s5
RI and Clear sides foSi0,e Lsnt-Tierss iT@lf*e; h~'
EEy yoELAys. Rsh 10 0-fleuIT0ny lseai de5snd ynass.
n 20 sueerne ~ lbi Double BIu, 20 iS9j treble 5ss
S. 25d as 50 Choice 81 1886 90 Corn qaiet Wilt.
sOc Yellow Ssc aIed &c. dali sni oref s gsS7oe.
auist Bat srn a s2i Dry ssed .s sm sboais 7a07si
Cs,r RIB and Sides l0c aud LOBE Bacon aue. sh~i.
der. s; Clear Rib and Clear sides, li'e aii' Han, sn
l3sal4c Lard firm Tees Packers, i4c Refined b'2cS
Kss l4ae5c Sugar 10 isir de@,nd lght supply Co9%ss
se Soas.s Eeceps Of poor qa.iry I9sdsr s5s Coones
33a40c Far 4sd50e: Prime 20 Choice. SSao0e WhsD es
but be Loans 81 O7 Choice Western ~ O5 Coass
quiet Fair 70 Prime lsa49l9e go for cargo lo Cern mea
6rm At o. O7a Brcbss se-Nsw.fok Sight e scoasti stshss
5051 Cod. Has
grades snperfno Winter - 20asl 30 EIs DO - 5oSsa %:
Doube Extra co. - 50HSf 6j Wheat dn ant ,os
Dull and dscsogj NO 2hId 62c63se Oats du and Ssct J
No btDObte Barley dul and decinng No. spns ~ ~
81 26j No 2do 81 32os S5 Ryo dali spd unchanged Wssy
hgerats Oz0S Oh Pork 1mer sales Of snail os ~ slo oot
round lots held OF to IS. Dry Sailed Meats Bscoa arm onp
limited iobng demand Lard nouay ~ 2 I've HOES dehmuat
he tongi Workers S69$G 90 Packers 80 50d$I 20 Cslae
quiet ard wek sales Good Nshrs 50 4Dds3 Do n
IS % S5 35 Good Brtche So Stocsen.
S40s4 80; Pr reisn aad Colorado s3 l0aS3 81 Reesi.
Flour 1000 bbA Wheat 5000 bash: 1900 buh, DATA
900 bush; Barley, 1900 bush Hogs. 1900.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Providence r. T. Peb l0-Pntns Cloths remain hHn u oe s
Standard aud Brtrs 6tr64 with small offerings st that pce
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
EXnCts Il Loan from,
Wealthy Cubans.
Riot i'm Tipperary- Several
Houses Sacked by Mitch
ellis FiendS.

PARIS, March l3.-Builet announced
in the assembly to-day that the policy
of the new ministry would be dis
tinctly conservative and devoid OF
bonn bastics, either of provocation or
weakness. This statement was made
to reassure the Industrious and orderly
population. The address concludes by
challenging a vote of II want of conf
dence. The declaration was read with
icy coldness by the assembly, and
there was no demonstration of either
satisfaction or dissent,
Tipperary, Mitchell, 3,ll4; Moore,
conservative, 740.
There was considerable disorder to-
day on account of some citizens relus-
ing to illuminate in honor of Mitch
elps reelection. Several houses were
sacked.
ROME, March 13.-Count Narfosky,
now serving the pope, will start from
Rome Immediately for New York,
bearing the official notification to Arch
bishop McCloslly Of his elevation to
the cardinalate, and in few days sub
sequently A. B. Legate, manager, VIII
follow with the cardinals hat.
HAVANA, March l3.-Valmaseda as,
sembled q number of the weaithlset
citizens and requested an advance of
one hundred thousand pounds sterling
to pay the expense of bringing rein
lorcements from Spain. The sum re-
quired was subscribed.
Valmaseda has notified the officers o I
IL "a ln.N In
needed for temporary active service,
the battalions deciding by lot which
shall go.
Six hundred insurgents entered Sa-
gita and burnt twelve plantations.
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nlenl was concerned, lle denipd the
flghl pl any one ~ plnim admission tn
He senate on tho ground OF heing sent
~ u DC taclO government Who gave
ne Kellogg government is de Hrin
character " did not receive il rom
the people OF Louisiana, The Mel.nery
government though covered with
iraudi would have been inauuralrd
without federal aid. The l(ellopg
government was set up aud imposed
upon the state by the executive depart,
ment Of the federal government. This
might occur IN any state north as we'll
~ the south, The people of Michigan
were u aw abiding people
but II would take several regiments
10 Impose upon them u government OF
THIS KIND, aud more than all the army
VI the United States 10 make them
love such government, The argument
he (MOrlon) urged IN hehalfo OF seating
PlnGhbaGk would reyOluliOnile every
state government In the nation. such
principles could not hG entertained.
The arguments began In fallacy, and
ended IN abiurdlty, lie believed the
president was clear Of any such inton-
lions, hut lac had 10 net without having
all tho evidence before him. lie
(Chrlstlancy) did not thlnk the prosl-
dent had very sound legal advice, aud
II was not strange that lac erred under
all the circumstances The president
had called In vain upon congress 10
relieve him, The time might come
when the poisoned Chnllce now being
Administered to Louisiana might he
administered TO other states. II had
been urged that Louisiana was entitled
10 two senators, and upon this ground
pInGhback should ho admitted, AC-
cOrdlng 10 all the evidence before the
senate the majority Ofthe people Of that
state were opposed to the Kellogg gov
ernment and therefore opposed TO
Plnchback, They would prefer 10 be
not represented rather than to be- mis-
represented.
II IL said tonight by leading SEN
ators that voteon the PlnchbNck case
will be reached on Tuesday,
Next "Wednesday and Thursday will
DO occupied In dlsposlng of the Hawai-
ian treaty and0Iher executive business,
and the final adjournment viii take
place about Thursday evening.
There were no nominations to-day
Confrmation-lioswell, postmaster
Camden, South Carolina,
The senate discussion overPinchback
occupied the day. II was enlivened
by Morton and Thurman accusing each
other of lack Of legal lore.
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The L0nisiana Cnse.

New YORK, March lathe COM
mittee to arbitrate Oh Louisiana affairs
were to have met at ten O'Clock this
morning in the office of William Wal
ter Phelps. Messrs. Hoar and Frye,
who were absent yesterday, arrived
this morning. The duplicate returns
were also received from New Orleans,
but up to noon all the members had
not arrived. Mr.. Phelps said that con-
gress had left the matter to this COM
mittee to decide as arbitrators and not
as congressional committee, and the
meeting was to be held with view to
effecting u compromise. The session
will he private one, and will proba-
bly, last some days.
Charles Mitchell died of yellow fever
on the bark Gamaliel, from Rio Jan
Giro hither.
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civil Rights.

DOVER, DEL, March ia state sen,
ator rave notice to-day that he would
ask permission to bring in a Oil emu emu
tied, "An act inrelation tocertaln class
es of persons exercising public employ
meuts.n The bill provides that Keep
ers of hotels, taverns, etc., shall not ne
Obliged by law to furnish reireshmen'
o or entertainment to persons whose re-
cention or refreshment would I've oiien-
sive 10 the major part Of the customers
ar inlure their business. Similar pro-
v;s;ans are made for places of amlse-
ment and carriers of passengers
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PATTERSON, n. Jn March II, lllcar-
do having applied TO the courts for dis
charge ~ lnsOlyenti his uppllcatlon WINS
granted to-day, His creditors NJ once
llled n bill, undertaking 10 show that
he hndgot rid 0fhls property IN order to
deflpud them, The principal creditor
h Walter Schafer the boy 10 whom u
jury awarded five thousand dollars for
alleged malpractice by Ricardo, The
delendanl was committed " Jail.
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Nnn Hnn,pshIre ElectiOns.

CONCORD, March l3.-Latest figures
show that in the house there are one
hundred and ninety-one republicans
and one hundred and seventy-nlne
democrats, with four towns unheard
from, The senate stands five and i've,
with no choice by the people in two
districts. The council stands three
democrats and two republicans. III a
vote of $1,000 for governor, the plural
itv will not reich one hundred, but
neither have a majority. Two demo
Gratis and one republican are electeu 10
congress.
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,l,HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff
| or any constable Of Dallns county, greet
ing: Whereas affidavit has been made be-
fore me that George Lagrange Is u transient
person, you are hereby commanded that you,
by making publication of this writ In some
newspaper printed in Dallas county for three
successive weeks before the return day here
Of summon George Lagrange to be and APP
pear before me, al my office, in the city of
Dallas in precinct No. !, on the 9Th day of
April, A, d., 1875, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, TO an
swer the complaint of d. J. Rawlings, for the
sum of ninety dollars, due upon note dated
January Goth, 1875, and due at twenty days.
Herein fail not and of this writ make due
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand, this tenth day OF
March, A. D., 1875.
Precinct No. |, Dallas county, Texas.
28dltZ7w3w
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South CaroIina,

ClIABLHTON, March H. The stand
ing committee Of South Cnr0lina dlO'
cese have consented 20 Jaggers con-
lirmallon, but refused IN case OF De
kOVen.
The difficulty In the cotton market
was adjusted to-day, The factors are
10 sell NJ delivery weight, buyers taxi
ing the cotton Immediately from sworn
welghers aud rewelghing II with beam
scales all differences Ia be referred W
q third weigler, whose decision II u
be final,
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FAC. ToLLIvER

Having purchased the entire interest Of DIR.
j, W. CrOwdus in the drug store heretofore
owned by Williams Il Crowdus, the business
of said establishment wi hereafter be con-
Quoted in the name of the subscribers, who
beg to say to our friends and the citizens of
Dallas and surrounding country that our
ability and facility for meeting the demands
of the public i'll our line will by no means be
diminished by this change; and while we
assume the bushes" under new firm name
we hope that our old friends and patrons
will not forget that we are at the old stand,
ready to accommodate those who may favor
us with call.
WILLIAMS & TOLLIVER.
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YICKsHURG, Miss, March 10, The
regular NieksmTg aud Dunnanshurg
packet, Is, H. Hurt, which left here ~
o'olnelS last evening, N reported 10
have sunk last night thirty miles
above here, NJ the foot OF Island No,
l02, caused by running against driil
wood, Hardy llerden, clerk, Jumped
overheard and was drowned, Ten on
fifteen negro deck passengers are sup
posed 10 be lost, The boat aud cargo
are probably total loss,
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TlcIct Agoni Arresied.

MONTGOMERY, March 10. - Some
negroes sworc out u new warrant for
Cal, Wagner aud his ticket agent to-
day. The former was discharged, but
the latter was bound over TO appear ut
the next term of court In n bond Of
five hundred dollars. This case causes
several theatrical companies TO cancel
their engagements for this city,
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received ui.til the
18th OF Apri next, for the construction Of n
fire-proof clerks office In the town of Kauf-
man, said Office to be made Of good hre-proof
brick, TO he 2OxA feet, one story. Plans and
Il, the town of Kaufman. or can he obtained
by addressing the undersigned with whom
Ut. WARD,
2ldiw2swlm Kaufman, Texas.
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In retiring from the drug business, beg to
tender my thanks to the good people of this
city for their liberal patronage to the firm OF
Williams " Crowdus. / wish to say, further,
that the business AMI association OF the old
firm has been of the most pleasant and sat
islnctory character, and as | know the char
acter of the young men who are to coatinue
the business of our old house hereafter, can
confidentially and do most cheerfully recon-
mend them to the favorable consideration OF
the public, and bespeak for them q full
share of the public patronage in their line.
2Gdlw j. W. CkOWDUS.
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A GencrnI IIniIrond wnr.

New YORK, March ia morning
paper says the prospects now are that
instead OF an agreement between the
Pennsylvania Central and Baltimore
and Ohio roads, there will be general
railroad war IN the couYo of u few
weeks, in which rates will be cut 10
very low figures.
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Hearth and Home.
Is Z 3.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.

A model weekly paper for the home. The
choicest literature, superb Illustrations
Twelve graphic etchipgs, copies of celebrated
works OF a /, presented at once. free to every
subscriber. An unrivaled premium! Twenty
pages weekly, only 81 year, postage prepaid
on the paper. Bee II at the news stands. ASK
voir postmaster To show you Hearth and
Home and the Etchings, and give him your
order.
business wanted as agents. Novel plans,
for full particular, nr 81 80 for OUTFIT, includ
Ing the IL Etchings In elegant portfolio and
the paper six months 10 your address. The
Graphic Company, publishers, 81 and "
PARK Plaza N, Y,
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TINE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff
or any constable of Dallas county, greet
ing: Whereas affidavit has been made be-
fore me that George Lagrange Is n transient
person, you are hereby commanded thatyou,
by making publication Of this writ In some
successive weeks before the return day here
of, summon George Lagrange to be and APP
pear before me, at my Office, IN the city of
Dallas, in precinct No. l, on the 9Th dav OF
April a. ID. 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to an
swer the complaint of Miers & Caldwell for
the sum OF one hundred dollars, due upon
account. Herein fail not, and of this writ
max, due return as the law Directs.
Given u:.der my hand, this 10th day OF
March, A. d., 1876.
Precinct No. l, Dallas county, Texas.
0RllltZ7W3W
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No Advance In Wages.

PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-N. b.
Brown, for many years president Of
the Fidelity and Safety Trust company,
is dead.
The cotton and wooden manufactu-
rers have resolved upon no advance in
the present rate of wages.
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GIXoM Ln NJ Lost.

GLOUCESTER Mass, March l3,-rhe
fishing schooner Sarah II. Greasy has
been absent eleven weeks, and Is gem
orally given up us lost. She had n crew
OF twelve men, This makes the fourth
vessel from this port lost in the past
two months, and an aggregate of forty
three men,
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TEXAS AND PAclFl
TIE WEATHER,

For the gulfstates, falling barometer
southwest winds, warm aud partly
cloudy weather. followed 10y occasional
rain and falling temperature west Of
the Mississippi river
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF DALLAS
March 8, 1875.

MAYORS OFEICE, ClTf OF DAInASi
March 8, 1875.
In obedience TO the laws of the state Of
Texas and the charter of the city of Dallas,
nm election will be held in each ward of the
city of Dallas, on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
April, A. d. 1875, at the respective voting
places in each ward, to-wit;
First ward-Jeffres Il Terry's old store;
Second ward-Gobless store;
Third ward-Frick' Is old store;
Fourth ward--Young's school house;
For the following city officers
A mayor, marshal, treasurer, assessor ana
collector, attorney, engineer and ten aluer-
men, viz:
Three aldermen In the fist ward;
Two aldermen in the second ward;
Three aldermen IN tho third word;
Two aldermen In the fourth ward.
The presiding officers OF election for each
ward will hold the election Mt the times and
places above designated, within the hours
and in the manner prescribed by law and
the charter of the city.
witness my hand and the seal of the city
of Dallas this the 18th dpy of March. 1875.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
W. II. PRArHER, Secretary. 2Dd0d
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9ailg8erald

Onice Ia "heraid hioek," former ~
MaiH and Lamar streets, over first
National Hank, husiness ONCE
Front Room, Second starry,
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READING, Pa, March l3.-There is
general suspension Of the wool hat
factories on account of large stock and
dull trade.
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The New Organ.

PHILADELPHIA, Marcn 13.--Mc-
Clure's paper, the Times, successor to
the Age, made its first appearance
this morning.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

For city property, 400 acres of land, ~ miles
northwest of Dallas. This land can be had
ut % bargain by applying to
+. T.. GUEDRY, Broker,
2Gdlw No. II Lamar street,
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Fire..

STERLING, ILL.,, March 10. Miller's
distillery was burned to-day. Loss,
100000.
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out.

SALT LAKE, March l3.-Brighami
Young returned home rom tn ss,ppe edd
Tertiary to-day, escorted by us ir'ehus'
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LIABILITIES
STATE-oF TEXAS, |
Iptt .rrV M nAIIAg

STATE-oF TEXAS, (ss
COUNTY OF DALLAS. '''
/, John Kerr, President of theyTabove-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge aud belief
JOHN KERR President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of March, 1873.
Notary Public, Dallas Co., Texas.
CoRRECr-Attest
WI. CLARK,
w. l.. MURPHY,
w. q. CONNER,
% Directors.
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FOR SALE.

On easy terms, that large and conveniently
situated house, No. 800 Main street, now hav-
ing u good run Of custom; will be sold or
exchanged by applying early to
+. Il. GUEDRY, Broker,
26dlw No. IL Lamar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Williams ~ Crowdus, Drug
glsts, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, DR.. Crowdus retiring. Either member
will settle the old business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-14
SUNDAY MORNING MARCH H.,
THE DALLAS HERALD

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