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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING iliiiJuLY II
HAVE you aEaIsrrRHDY

Az tho day of election for dele
gates 10 tho Constitutional conven'
lion, and tho vote, "Yos" or mo
for tho Convention itself, mp
proachoN, II bohoovcs every voter
who has not registered 10 do no At
once,
llooolloot the registration Tor tho
city elections ~ not sufficient You
must DO roglulcrod by the Clork Of
tho County Court, or ono ofhIH dep
utIes before you can vote In tho
election to bo holden on tho FIRST
Monday In August.
We have boon told that there
we're, u short time ago, over six
hundred voters In tho Second Ward
of this CITY who had not registered
Thcy ought 10 visit the Clerks
Office without delay.
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A PMILANTIuROPIsY.

A friend of mankind, in the shape
of bold editor AT Niagara Falls,
has undertaken the task of expos.
Ing the cxtortions practiced by
hack drivers upon tourists ut that
famous resort. Ii he confines him,
solf to this class Of teaches who, al
though, perhaps, the most rapa
cious variety of their tribe, not even
excepting those Of New York, Chi
cago and Now Orleans, are yet no,
alone in their extorlion, our phil.
anthropist will not completely full.
Ill his "mission;" for we doubt il
there is n man, woman or child in
the town of Niagara, above the ten
der ago of five, who does not count
u lost opportunity, an unfulillled
duty not TO swindle visitor when.
II
ever an opportunity occurs. Like
the robber barons, tho ruins of
whose picturesque castles form 40
charming a feature Of the scenery of
the Rhine, these Niagara people.
perched on the hill overlooking the
grandest scenery in the world, have
no other admiration for il than tina,
1t brings victims, whom they can rob
and thereby grow prosperous. From
the time the tourist steps out of The
railway car, until, with a hattened
pocket-book, he finds refuge on a
departing train, and shakes tho
dust of Niagara from his feet, he is
The victim OF every species Of extor-
tion. So, IL any Of our friends
should wander off TO Niagara, on
their bridal tours, r on u trip ofrc.
creation to escape the long Texas
summer, we advise them to put
money in their purses; enjoy the
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why NOTy

Tho Democrats Of 81, Louis ask
that tho next National Democratic
Convention shall DO held In that
city, They claim 10 have In tho
now Merchants Exchange, u hall
capable Of comfortably seating lil'
teon thousand delegates and
spectators, aud agreo 70 pay
all tho expenses Attending Tho
sitting Of tho Convention, Why
should they not have ~ Thero IL
no good reason that we can think
Of TO urge against II, On tho other
hand, theao arc some good onea In
lhvor of ~, Louis, In preference To
its compotators, II Ia nearer the
geographical Ientcr Of the Union
than any other point, and has nc
unfortunate connection, like Cincin'
natl, Baltimore, Chicago, and Now
York, with Democratic doloate,
~, Louis IL ~ lrosh field aud pas
turo now, Tor tho old war horses oil
tho Democratic army, and TnF
HERALD give the Queen of tho West
its humble suffrage
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WHO ELSE, THEN ?

Tho Galveston Nowa, comment
Ing on Tnn llEnALp's exposure Of
tho fraudulent circular put forth by
tho Radical leaders, pnrporllng TO
bo issued by tho elmer circle of tho
Democratic party" says II 10 owl
dontly ~ fraud, but doubts whether
tho Radical Executive Committee, of
which u. j. Davis IL Chairman, IL
responsible for H. Wo fail TO 800
any reason TO doubt that II Ia from
this source. Surely tho News can
know nothing In tho career Of such
men IN Davis, Nowcomb, Boulde
Baker and tho other dlsrcputablc
characters who compose tho LEADERS
of tho Radical gang IN tho state
that would raise any presumption
in thoir favor, Has tho News for
gotten that loss than one year age
these very men concoctod u letter,
which was published all over tho
Unitod States, charging that moro
Than six hundred politicnl mnr
dora had boon committed in
Texas, in less than twelve
months, by tho Democrats on I'M
offending Union mon And did
not this same DAVIS NJ the Chata-
nooga Con 'enton, reitcrato this
infamous charge, knowing IL to DO
falso2 With tho knowledge of
such facts the charity Of tho Nows
is somewhat strained. We, too,
dislike to think 80 mcanly Of man
who has once occupied tho position
of Governor of the State, but u
low fraud has been attempted,
that 10 certain, and who so likely to
have committed or instigated 1t, as
tho man who held the Executive
power of tho State for four years,
as the result Of successful fraud
in ihlsifying the returns of tho cleo
ton of 1862 No, Davis and his
associates, have no character" to
fall back up or to relieve them from
suspicion, when tho circumstantial
evidence is as strong against them,
as it is in this case.
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80 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS

Constructed in the year 1873, improvements
suggested by e, perience in other wards, have
been introduced and II Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
STOCK, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving il unloaded directly in
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York, Boston, Chicago.
cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yal dis
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receints
however large, add for all grades of stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
STOCK market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal or any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
STOCK trade In this market, IL will become
tne largest wholesale market in the west for
other stock ' ''i "i'
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of All con.
slgnments from Illinois.
a flrst-class hotel for the convenience of
i's T patrons nns j. j. attached to the yard.
a, me East 81. Louis Stock Yard Bank. under
tne management OF Newman, Hastings 4
70, mas Its Office In the general offices OF the
yatus. ISAAC ii. KNOX, President
9oShfH MuLHALL, Superintendent
SS.HhEEH CASH, Assistant Superintendent
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GENERAL pnEsroN,s SPEECH.

In copying tho following excel
lent article from II recent number
of the Memphis Appeal, wo desire
TO express our cordial concurrence
with the sentiments of tho writer,
and TO protest against such men rs
tho dignifed Preston or the fantas.
tic Toombs, being taken abroad ms
opponents Of Southern sentiment.
The people of the South have nc
cepted the situation in good faith,
and whatever may have been tho
bitterness Of the past, they now do.
sire nothing 30 much rs n cordial re-
Cancellation with tho people of the
North. "For richer or for poorer,
for better or for worse" wo arc now,
and for all time, one people, and the
common sense of the South recog-
nizing this fact, is everywhere show
ing itself in fayor Of cordial and
unrcservcd fraternity with our fol.
low-cltizens Of the North
The Appeal says: General John s.
Preston has been 80 much badgered on
account Of his ill-timed and ill-advised
address before the alumni of the uni
Versity OF Virginia, that it Is cruel to
critlcise him. But we desire the Ap-
peal to he placed on record as repudi.
ating and coudemning his folly. In a
time like the present, when the SOUTH
ern people have quietly acqulesced in
the results of the war, and are laboring
to bury the passions 1t engendered, il
Is wicked, 1t is atrocious for a prom
inent southern man to make such an
address rs fell from the lips of the ir-
reconcilable Preston. While Southern
men, as patriotic and as much devoted
to the Confederate cause as himself
are endeavoring to heal the wounds of
the war, this fanatical fool, clothed In
the vestments of antiquity, covered
with the moss of the past, makes n
speech which Is rs sedicious and in
cendiary as 1t is reckless and
wicked. 1t does not pay the Southern
people to continue the discharge of
empty rhetoric at the North. IL does
not benefit even such men as General
Preston to nurse their sorrows and to
take a morbid sort of delight In con-
templating the sears which they fondly
assume to be ineffaceable. The South
ern people look with adherence at the
utterances of General Preston. They
nave buried the past, and their motto
Is; Act! act in the living present p'
waste not the rest Of life in liking the
SOU SOU over the grave of the lost cause
waste no time In trying to bring anv
aeau thing to life. When a matter
mas been settled, let 1t alone. and
devote time and effort In nraotinai
measures for the present and
the future. Instead Of obstinats odSar
ence to the whipped Ideas of a NAVAL
less minority, chivalrlc hut yanm;sh
ed, take facts as they are, accent and
make the best Of the situation no III 4,
actually is, and join with those who are
trying TO accomplish some real good
for the country. The speech of General
Preston is godsend to the Radical
party. II comes to them as opportune-
ly IS the shady grove and the gushing
spring to the thirsty travel In the desert.
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A Rcycngeiui OrgHu,

Tho stomach IN u roycngolul organ, II We
assign II mdlgoalihlo food, II not only refuses
To perform ita Office, but inillotS upon M un-
spoaknblo toriuros, such w those Of indiges'
ton, collie, cholera mOrbus, oto, Not content
with giving uspnln,ii frequently innugurate'
an excessive and wasting diarrhma, called
dyscnlnry, which carries M % our graves
WIN u Wow 10 prevent these consequences
M soon IN tho stomach gives notice by pre-
monitory Mlngea that lis cargo In not TO 10
liking, n wincglassful or two OF lioSteiter''
stomach Bittors should bo swallowed, Thi'
admirable digestive cordial will promptly
reconcile the refractory organ 20 lis contents
and prevent any of those annoying ana pos
sibly fatal results which the presence OF lndi'
gcstlble food In the stomach IL liable To pro-
duce. The Bitto~ are also u superb tonic
restorative and appetizer.
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grand feast Nature has pro-
ylded, and not TO allow themselves
10 be put out Of temper by petty
lhleyery, lfyou can't exercise lhlH
kind Of philosophy, you had better
90 over to tho honest Canadians,
and get cool amongst tho Thousand
Islandsi on tho breezy heights Of
Abraham, or by q trip up tho loky'
hued sangunay,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly OF Nashville, Tennessee.)
Cor, Film ANA Market streets. Up Stairs
-P. d, Box .tB,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Practice In Clvil Courts of Dallas county
and In the supreme and Federal Court,
Business refercn ces--At Dallas, First Ma
tlonnl Bank, Pointer Il Shields commission
merchants, Rev. DR.. a. Z, Smith, Fir Pres
byterian Church, Christian Kreig, proprietor
krolg's Touring mills; Waco, Texas, Waco
National Bank; Galveston, Texas, Rev. d..
New Orleans, Iia., VIM. A. He'll 4 60, com
mission merchants; oxford, Miss, Gen. A. L.
stewart, President University of Miss; Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor John Il. Eakin, Mem
phis, Tenn, Martin Hillsman, cotton fac
tors; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas. d. Porter,
Governor of Tennessee; Pulaski, Tenn, Gen.
John q. Brown, Ex-Governor of Tenn; Lou
siville, KY, James Todd 4 Co., commission
merchants; ~. Louis, No., Merchants Ma
tional Bank; CINCINNATI ohio, Taylor Il
Brother; New York City, Thos. Eakin q Co.,
Bankers. july2dlmwlm
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MERCHANT TAILOR,

! wish TO inform the peop,e nj Da,ias ,,o,
= ~ ave opened Merchant Tailoring Shon n,
70 commerce street, In the old stand 81 Il.
, ~. I am prepared TO do ali kind. of Tai.
,Snng having nineteenfyears' experience in
ne" iofk city. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
John DnuRLuz.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
tLEC1lON NOTICE.

runului Goa Proclamation issued w the
inYtfnnr dilrl lhe s'll ial % AMI X, D.,
Nlll he NriI pn iur nrsi Annlnyi ihe N
daY ~ August, A np itA, "a No several
election lpeiulis in inH lnpulg OF Dallas.
Stale pf IfNasi lpr lhr pulpOsr ~ alfplina
ilr lNllnWinR lHluri ninrnls, fr-Ndf phlea
nnlegslfs 10 q Convention ~ frame d Rew
Constellation M iiie state ~ Texas, At Whiel,
rltrlipni tHri Voter ln voting lpT delegates
sllill vote z lur lnuNfuilnni ~ Against
Convention MAJ, b. buhFURn.
FnSing Justice
Rally fpmmfIniAl, ApH0Hs inielligeneer,
LANCASTER hazrtlp, rnpy sad pnbisl until
rlrrllpn' iia-lo aug,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs-sECoSD PAcE-Fifh and sixth col
umns
BALL SEAsON-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column
BOARDERS WANTED-ELEvEsrn PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND
PAcr-First column. ~"
BTsfNEss Socssryfs11 Pisf column
CIiY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EcOND PACE-First
column.
CLERKS AND SALESMEN-TwrIrru PACr-Fifth col
umn.
COACHMEN AND GARDEN. RSMTwSISra pJ,ii rAcE-riftb
and sixth columns ~ ~ ~
@ COAL @Ir AND woopIELTyEsgH S i PAcK-sixth column;
sixth columns
DANCING ACADEMiES-FTRsr PAaE-Sixt m H. coiumn
NENTISTRY-SECoND PAGE-soc lrd ca. u mn
DWELLlNG HOUSES TO LET, FuRSisHED AND UN.
tURNIsHEp-SEcOND PAcp-'Thjrd ami fourth col.
umnA ~
rsoEnTour;h mn colnmnl oo'u'l"'
Ex0uRsIONs-FiRsf PAcE"sixtE Column. nni.''"
FOR sSLADrInsr PAGE" A.At Fourth column.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcE-Fourth column.
HELP WANrED@FEMALESIT sI1TuP PAcx-Fourth
ana fifth cOlumns
HELP WANrED-MXLES-rwELFru PAoH-sixth col
fourth columns "'' go"
H0UsEs kouMs 4 %hNrESncoxn s9!!mn;
second column
INSTRUCTION-FIRsr PAGr-Second column
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD,

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AMI }hS un,ssa s5oss statrs trsak Nall IIRs Rout.
Trains leave York from foot Of Desbros,es AMI oort-
Express for Harrisburg pittsburs the wcs. and South
Pman IaIses Cars attached NJ 5saa
For wsmspors and Ao Lock Haven va phadoph,s
sna Erie KaSoaa d. PMisn SOnnecps at Ph,saci;
Petroleum Centre ana the Oil Regions.
S Pullman rsor Cars daily
sSsSsr ssHasy q aFsas fs
f2p so s. s5 ". NJ and nd hight sunday i:s
5I.s:31 and P. NJ Emisrant AMI second class
For Newark ats So 57agaal MN. ~
s IT s ~ nd night '' susiss se s "a .sa
S r., 81; -: nd night s susisS sS ia 10 l. 80
=; Fl s'h Is %,y e: = s s 80 80, ~ 4
For WoSdbyssge ss.,% .na peSY and South Amb0y And
rSr Sas snS saSs g nsoa ana sy
For Kiisstoa and Rocky Hill $40 A, NJ and 4:iorM
Fer For Ens s siS asa an
For Fh,llDsIuTs ana ,syldeEs 9o aadsr
rol snf frssloia S n 4 is H. and sipSF 4PS
For Hlghtstown. Pembcrton and Camden, via Perth
For IaiSG HiSh,stown and Pemberton, 6A.M.
dsy sS ssddp oi hcnSaS Sa ron n s%a anS s.
more more 80 M;. fis :l5 and 70 MT: sunday 80
A s Il aIs 80 III Il Il a. al H. srs% s, s s S s
iS:i7P.M sunday, 5io "a dS5 ii 81 A. M. 40 ANA
TicEst ci ofices, s2s and sA Broadway; No, Astor
No NOUS oonra %%a street brooklyn Nos ~ s and aa
FeANK THOMSON, General Manager
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.


BENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
taSrssSe ssSee. Gentlemens zen anHesI Irurnisaia:
SO. 3: y. z: Sa%2nt S%sS. Ls@ stsiAs"ss sssss
4-Thonss ~ lynch Wines
s-a. saE'f T. Pssenpsas l; Iq5sni 9sssS assssE
G-Baum Friedmnnn; TailorS Tail rIopv
inlet Very sghSSso gghSosb 9 Paqsns sToas and Insurance
I-MMeMahSrp lM NJ 5S'p&Isq 4 Morse, sLssr kswysrs
4 buckingham, Lawyer
s-c,mpoeiii ell lAai Palmer. "'S Lawyers
* Meade Rockwell. Lawyers.
e-Northwestsrn Life Insurance oomaaas
s3-rolet
~ Charlton 7. Lewis Secretary
l2-McCsrthy Chalmers Lawyers
l'-GoGss s! B. fsza.e%. Sss.sH, Lawyers Eawysr:
james Cayanaugh Lawyer.
internatio % nal Collection Association
s. G. Derrieks0D,r ,rhiED HiEDes Story
ll!udge sutherland '''
GEe!$ifisSS SsS:t dtsssyssii, dsrsyssi,. Lawyer.
I: T. : s. Hanson, Lawyer
-f6eridSn, Eonynge, Cochran and McEwen. steno.
s-Gliib% g. il, rSSS SSoRss Sss, Rss. s.a.s Estate
J: B. Aitken, Lawyer.
'G . sIa,thes%s, Il ,athesaafEsH; Eas;ysE yswSef
z :! l. Gsrssner SSsei eaTEssSi lawyer
4 M3 6uTdaF WilsenI d%vly LaWyef
o-Cincinnat Commercial Chicago Tribune F. 7. Nc
lo-wf.nson Peters. rru tees o, Estate o. whita.
i 1l'Erissp A. Z. %octrnae 4 1,sons; IsISsy, r%w,'
NV R. Berglolz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and r0t'Sefsif F5eRTH Fs'5iss s45RR Company
s|EEsSssss$$ ks;sSs., ks'sSS%, hssjssy sSfs Bank
!, Henry Wehle Lawyer
4. < f0lsHIeE f. siier, tsw}sG Lnwys.
i. e NueSrsr;. asHs; ta%ysS EswSs:
I i: cEsi
7-S5sssin;. S5ssssin &Srook, ,o LAWYERS LAWYERS
s-Grary sGc M saSsH% %sisf ksSysn ss5ysnck, Lawyers
20 + Williams Lawyer
f flsd u S'EsT Kenny ssTEs' Attorney and Counsellor
iS lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
is(s. tuhler, lawyer
80 FIFTH STORY
- Waheman Latting, Lawyers
SjTGgaSS / 4 SasS SlSIs'y'a I.wv.,,
s-Hsscall stelson. Lawyers.
= +. G. sledman. LAWYER.
Lyt or Reformation OIL juvenile Dclin Quent&
W-S r. Steele, Lawyer
W. H. King, Lawyer.
j. A. Lydeckcr Real Estate.
=. c. T. Lydccker, Lawyer
III. p. }. A. Reed Lawyers
!2-Byrpe Everett Co., Lawyers
~ Walsh. Haltert and Eckerson Lawyora
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Hcnderson Benedict Lawyer.
X. Logan. scotch Granite, &c.
SC. W. Carpenter, Lawyer
A Otis 7. Hall, Lawyer.
81 g. r Webster, Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
y John l. knight
81 Hodges Meekcr, Lawyera
9} }R. s. Burr Lawyer
John Crompton Accountant
- smith Dean, city surveyors
WlG w. Van sicen, Lawyer
ufT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
l2) Charles ID. Earrow, Lawyer
is Henry A. Gidersleeve, Lawyer
Ht q. H. CarriDgton, Lawyer
Y. w 1ompkiLs Lawyer
- T. II. Miner. Lawyer.
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REV ARDS.

CE0 REWARD.-LOaT, OFF EXPRESS WAGON
gov Saturday March I3 about $50 T.. NJ, in Twenty
seventh street Lstween Fourth ana LeNngton avenues
rtisset colOred Trunk round top bearing New York
Transfer Company label no in margin S4D. addressed
to l73 Clinton street The above reward will be paid by
applying to j. W. GEE, Agent. 944 Broadway.
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UOAsTXVIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAMER FOR THE BERMUDAS.
~ British iron steamer GAMMA elegantly ntted sat
tortnshtlv leaving March Is; extremes OF temperatur
In January "a deg to ~ deg first class hotel By Dodge
of Mount " ash ngton.
For passage apply to A. Z. OUTERBRIDGE. % Broad
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A TTENTION RAILROAD COMPANIEs.-PUNCH,
"A slips or uip-ticksts printed cheaner ana better
board St the Metropolitan Printing Rstablshmsnt
Broadway New York Than any where else.
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EXCURSIONS.

CTEAMBOATS AND 3ARGES FOR EXCURSIONS TO
- Raritan Beach, Sea View Iona Isl ind and Willow
Haven Grove. MARTIN kASKELL Ill soutl street
rTNICKETS, CIRCULARS, INVIrATi0N% POSTERS
and all nece 5sary Printing for OK eursons, parties,
balls &c. done In this best style anil low ratss at hs
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT as
Broadway, New York.
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DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
il 10 CALIPORNIA. JApAN AND CHINA

pAoIfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
L 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
cleaners leave pier i2 North River New York. fol.
Icws:--
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. G. Gray. March 20, at II
HENRY CHAUNCky, Captain W. Ii. Rathbun. April
l. at IL connecting with all steamers for Central
American and South Pacific ports
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan aud China
the lst of every month
CITY OF TOXIC ........ April 1
Rates OF passagc-New York to san Francisco. al3h
$l23 or $50 currency, according to location.
For freight passage other iufor nation appiy at
the conpany's Office wharf loot OF Canal street. New
York. II. j. BULLAY Supcrinendent
RUFUS HArcU, Managing Director.
Mt Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL S. LINE
Az. steamersleave Pier Noryh stySr st3P NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. thursday. March Us
ClIn Or iucruay "aiom ~
CITY OF yERA CRwz Spew Ysv TI.sy: hqIissday: April
calling at Havana, Progreso,
| - Canpeacny, Tuxp<n ami Tampico. 49,, ~
CITY OF
| CITY or tuesday, April %
| For trt light Apply
| r. AiExANDRE a SONS 80 Broadway. .
Steamers will leave New Orleans March l3 and Aprl3
| for Vera Cruz and all the above ports
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sPORTTNG-DOGs, BInDs, &C.

A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
a Birds &C.; Medicines Tor oil diseases; Prepared
FOOD Tor mocking birds at B q. DOVEiS, No. Greene
street, near Canal
A FOR SALE-AIL THE CHOICE BREEDS OF
n Dogs Ferrets. fancy Fowl. Rabbits &c Medicine for
all Diseases at L. ~ MEYERS, No AInity street. near
Broadway.
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COAsTyVIsE STEAMSHIPS,

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY. FOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL
The elegant screw steamship ONrARIO, 1900 tons
burthon, Captan George y. SIocum, will sail TOR st.
Thomas Para Pernainbuco. Bahia AMI Rio Janeiro on
Tuesday. March Is at O'Clock +. NJ, from pier 43
North River.
For freights or passage apply to
wILLIAM r. GARRISON, Agent
No. Bowling Green.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHaPs.

CuNARD LlNE,-B. AND n. A. r. NJ. =. p. co.
" NOTICE.
With view to diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line take specified for all
seasons OF the
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston crossing in the meridian 50 at 43 latitude or
nothing to the north OF a..
on The crossing the meridian of 50
From NEW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
.CUBA. .We1., March II PARTRIA. We'd March 81
ABYS.INIA. We'd, Mar "A ALGERIA. VI ed April 7
steamers marked 90 not garry seerase passensers
commodatior Return tickets on favorable terms
steerage tickets 10 and f5om all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates Freight and cabin office. No. Bowling
Green. steerage office III 8roa way (rnnty Buiidng).
CHARLES q. FEANCkI.YN Agent
(NREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE
+ NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (HNGLANW DIRECT.
River, as iollows:-
GREAT WESTERN windham. ..... Saturday March n
Cabin passage $70 intermediate, $iG steeragc, $50,
currency; excursion tickets, $l3l
W. d. MORGAN. Agent 10 South street
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WANrED--A COMPLETE FILE or THE NEW
w York Herald, bouni or uIbouni Addrcs ss status
pylSc. llHRAHXAbVx u New Y0rk Post onics.
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Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or LONDON. Tuesday, March IL, at T. N.
CITY 0F G EsrkR saturday, March q, at9 4. y.
CITY OF Saturday, April 3, at r. N.
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 $6J and S7a gold.
sTEERAGE TO and from all poiGis. vt reduced rates
Stcerage Offices 50 Broadway and pier Is North River.
JOHN e. DALE, Agent
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

TrENTION RAILROAD COMPANIES - PUNCH
n Slips Trip Tickets printed aper ana better
board ut tho METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT. Herald Building New York. than anywhere clse.
L,ALL. RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
IL and Fail River.-Ihc steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River foot Of Murray street
daily Sundays excepted at5P. NJ Through tickets
sold ut all principal hotels In the city.
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NORTH SaORE STATEN ISLAND FRRRY.

Astor House leave vescy street for ferry Fars
Accnts
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UCrION POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT THi,
n Putnam House. Fourth avenue. OpposIt. the Hip
podromo at $50 o'clock large. well yentilaied room.
WILLIAM r, DUNKLEY