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New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
For Young Ladies-City.
ST. JONN'' SCHOOL.
"a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Young iaui-s and Ch.iir"li,
REV THEODORE IRVING, lid, Rector
~ West Thirty. cont sir - -

81. JUN - IiBii4.
"A. BOARDING AND DAY siooL
REV. THiE6H6fE iIyING. LID. Rector
D-,ps = " Wg,l iifi iG i.c9gl sErf ,l o. 1876
CHARLlER INSTITUTE fer YOUNG ~,
% few udaraers w.i De taken TIE Belize Lgilr" e,s
w also BEGIN 9t 4r a2nc Time Circulars can DO ""' Oh "r
pN'"''N' VI ~ Ni' SOPHIE LEM and tpr,or..r.
Ero!cssor NJ. DEfNNhN,b
NVISS j. Z. MOORE's SCHOOL for young
VI ldies ana children i,openg sept, - -" West 4ht
NFISS PLUMLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
NR SCHOOLtot LITTLE GIRLS Me'HcHeh' N,"-'oiaeS.
HtlSS GIBBONS's SCHOOL Tor GIRLS, Ill
w west For, ,-ionrslist. reoprns sept 90
AIRS JTTTt W. GREENS BOARDING and
w DAY SCHOOL ory"unf L'aie' ana 'Aid''" % "'''
MISS BALLOWs ENGLISH and FRENCH
IN ~ se9S4 80 ion VIE {22s r,5p.a i @ %EDZ l Sept H. - '
MRS. JONSlN aud Miss JONES win re-
va open Iheir EpAkblTG agG j RAf - 'Ol i i'I y'""s
M EStii5i rqg.NcH aud GiHslAE sclo2a -. FOR
wl REOPEN on NYNbAf sept rs.
AIRS. WILLIANES's English and French
drea. 10 70 Wesj 39th.,t. VIII REOPEN on THURSDAY,
MRS. ROBERTS anl Miss Walker SCHOOL
I'VE for YOUNG LADIES, No. itN hd'l. '' i't, re
.. Thrco yolns ies wi" DO received at0 ne
MISS HAINES add Madsmoisellc de JANONs
Nb SCHOOL forYOUNG LADIES and CHlLD.IN vim
reoutn ON DAY sept -, at lo oranertv PARK, NeN-
York punUtual attendance OF their pEpla is Itatlu}
requested.
RIRS. and MISS STEERS
BOARDING. ~ Z and DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies ana
Ch.drcn u East 45tist- Will reopen sept 2l school
Eindcrpltu class VIII begin oct ., a. 81 west l&iiat
"sghool omnbus.'
MRS. GARRETTS0Ns
INH BOARDING. ana DAY SCHOOL for young ladies' and
Children 30. 81 WEST l7rHSr, NewYorE, viii reopen on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. ~
Facilities for the study Of Ienen German and Music unsur
passed.
Apply personally or b., letter as above.
NgRS. SYLVANUS REED'' BOARDING AND
vi DAY SCHOOL for Young ladies', Nos. ~ East
Fifty thiri.st Ncw.NOrE. NEOPENs oct 2. French ard
German practically taught careful t~alng in Primary AID
Departments; Collegiate Course Of sudY meets
demands higher education % Aran 2cuents FOR
health comfort on generous scale. A successful hindel
garten connected with inc school
MISS COMSTOCK,
M Nos 80 and % West 40tb ST..
FACING EESLENOIN PARK.
ENGLISH FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL REOPENS SEPT II.
BOARDING PUPILS LIMITED TO SIXTEEN.
KINDERGA RTEN IL CHARGE OF
MISS LEONOWENs.
TTHE ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
for young ladies 40 West 17tsl, New YORK. viii reopen
On the frat Monday Of September.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

MItN. NlI4Ns
0ormo1lv Nrs ogden Hofmans English French and Ger
man BOanng and Day School FOR Young Ladies and Children
with casherics no. II West Thiriyeight1st, NeW-fork
ReOpes sent o. Application may be made by letter or pei
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

A LADY living i'm the country would like Z
"A few youe PUPILS. Board. wasihs, and tuition. tl7'
per rc4I. InrstiYu .iihv f. ut CITY references gwen
Aairs; for one w,,s M.,, S. a. CAIPbELlp station -
Ncy-l 0Tb.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

TTHE ACADEMY or THE SACRED HEART,
youpg ladies' 40 West l7tAst, New YORK. viii reopen
on the frat Monday Of September.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
TrstrnctlcT.
For Young Ladies-City.
o. DA SILVA
MRS. ALEX. BRADFoRD'S

49,
For Young Ladies-City.
MADAME o. DA SILVA
MRS. ALEX BRADFoRDs
formerly Mrs ogden Hoflal's) English French and Ger
man Boarding and Day SshGo for HGsng 1ass an9 eT yTp
Reopeus sept D. Application may be made by letter OF pei
sonalv as above
TVHE MISSES PERINE, No. 81 East Seventy,
French School for young Ladies ana chdrOn sept %.
For Both Sexes-City.
MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-The 17th
"A year will begin MONDAY, Oct 2 1T IA East l3d-s|
All the Frochel ideas adapted 10 American wants
An entirely new Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by manufactured only for Miss CCe Schools ana
families supplied
Many primary schools in various parts Of the country are
90 no Nel cSnd tor tc %msr-aa Fnderrarie1 system
taught by Miss Coe is Increasing rapidly.
MISS c. E. HANDY gives private instruc-
stanmerng ana all defects OF ueInce 10 last
MISs MCDONALD. ,.o AVN u, ,,-rr ,ops
From Nature 7ss Broadway. Room 81 ,,, ,o,
Terms 80 20 lessons 81 one hour each m INC sUho pay
able IN advance viii be received on and after sept T.
MRS. BURNS's School of Phonography, 33
Va ParsTow y Y (op New ?. o)ihoruueh instruction .
practical work special lessons The elementary eounos oi
thc iaad or bold business penmans'p Ten lessons, So
DARTIES desiring thorough private IN
I srRUCTION in English, Maihcmatcs, aud LATIN,
seper4t,v oY 10 class please address Miss T. ~ IlUuhe
Uptown OGicr, l,23S Broadway.
TI1BE MODEL KfNDERG ARTEN and Inter
mediate and Advanced Class Of Mr., ht iJShOi J.,
and Prof Holm KRAUS 2G6 and l2bS BrHadWav between
32 and 3Ists viii reopen oct 3 aHd telr Normal Tram
ing Sclo5 Tor Kindersarten Teachers on NOV 2
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
AN AFTERTHOUGHT
a sec RARE CTAECE below.
A y excellent home, with suitable instruction,
- orsiS boys stogkhr!dIc A1ta i'cy. h ". bILLA'D
4 HOME. with suitable care ana instruction,
= fi sy bows or students. Rev. j. Fl Monsoon Mass
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Ailitary Board
- hgscbool White Plains N y. PRINCIPAL o. H. ILLS.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL for six boys, TO bc fitted
"a for college pusn', Toms noiciate. semi Tor CIT
GUAR, TO Dr. PtNNFO. Gi'cu"Ich, Conn.
4 BOARDING-SCH for - BOYS
a PORT CuE-TTg INSTITUTE Port chester West,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
Gitp propertn 90 Eet.

Gitp properln % EGt.
ELFGANTIY FURNISHED PRIVATE
H RESIDENCE, private family $1,000; also UNFUls
NISHED FLATS and SMALL HOUSES. A. DALEY, G66
6thayc.
ELATS to LET-125th-st., near Sth-aye.;
nine rooms range bath, gas fixtures, &c c. SPENCER
267 West l2jthst
TE0 LET-LOWer part Of 3-Story BRlCh
HOUSE. No. SO Lcxngtona ave. low rent 10 desirable
family
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 1l0 West
Eeventhst between Fifth and sNtlaVeS pIifST 10
for $50 month. 'ANlloN'
Brooklpn propcrin Oc Lei.
rENO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL--IIdlO(USE ~ No. No,
4 1873 Remsen.st.; 3story brick DNELLlNG lt9, Wa
onrhbvst GOKDON L. FORD, " ClaiAsi' bIoo"yh'
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
INDEPENDENCE DAY oRATIONs AND POEMS,


Contains oratlons by william Evarts, Richard 8. stoUs
Charles Francis Adams Hcny Ward Beecher and Robert
Winthrop the National ode by Bayard Taylor ana Centennial
hymns and Songs by Holmes Taylor Bryant and Whittier
Price postpaid IN pamphlet form, 25 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. Eew.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
Ocean Steamers.

A y kEA / w EN ElAN : ] FsAMNIliI LINZ
" EEW.YORK TO BRISTOL tEBg.)-Di RECT
Taking goods and passengers for London Cr Newport
Gloucester, ana I'll ports I'M Bristol channel
Sailing frOm Pier Is East iayer.
SOMERSEi, " est MON DAY. Oct %
ARiA6ON. SylnOnS. ........-. -...........
CABIN Passage go currency; EXCurnO1, Sl20 Interme
dato 80, currency Stcerage $50 currency Prepaid steer
age Certificates, s26 Drafts FOR 81 and upward For eiys
or passUce. apply
- M. D. MlEGAN. Aeent No. 20 south-sL. New.N Nars
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

: TEACHER OF experience wishes 10 oplll
a OBJ. rrb.iyr.sl.lu uf sm1 alfu"f ~iI tI..E. uN'
i.f ... or pll. base. AIlr,,, b.. o. boz lii, bJIi'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

MISS COMSTOCk,
w Nos 80 and - West 40th ST.,
FACING RESERVOIR PARK
ENGLISH. FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOARDING AM
DAY SCHOOL REOPENs SEPT II.
BOARDING PUPILS LIMITED TO SIXTEEN.
KINDERGARTEN IL CHARGE OF
MISS LEONOWENH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08

BACON Clear sides, Ii%@l5c; supply am
BuTrER-Coming in rapidly; prices de-
clining; % cents according to grade ,fiesh
country,
CANDLEs-sohaner's, 7glSc; supply am.
Pile
CANDY Stick, IA to l6 cents, according To
grade. Dallas Candy Mandatory ~.
CHEESE Western, liGl6
COAL UlL-Market bare; % cents In bar
relS; in cases 81 G5Ws2 70.
COFFEE-uld good Java 55egjBC;hlu choice
8'YC prime, &c; common, 22Ml2iyc. stock
ample; demand fair, with AZ upward ten-
denCy.
CORN MEAL Supply good; boltrG, 75c:
unbolted, % cents per blShel
FLOUR-lOdd Mills. y W for the best;
NNA from 50 TO So p; XN, g %, y, s. 50; 81.
Louis, none offered.
HAMS Fancy brands III. Amesl, lie; oil
brands from l53a to lGNac; market quietistock
small,
kRuUT,-Too late in the season to quote.
LARD-ln tierGe, l51ac, 9lh pals, 6Sc,
Fairbanks@ fecks, In tins, NC. Market
easy, supply lignt.
MOIASSES-StOck light. Fancy Louis
iapa, lOc choice, DC; prime Glc; fair, t6c.
SALT-ln sacks. Liverpool, 80 for coarse,
fine, 81 ~; Ohio riN or, In barrels, fine, ~ 10;
dairy In barrels, 81 10; table, 30 per sack.
supply light, market quick. .
SUHAR-(irAnulated, by the barrel, l3BO,
crushed, l2'Rc; powdered, l24c; primo pow
dered, &c lower coffee A, IL &C.; coffee G, lG3c;
choice louisiana, loo; prime, 91sc; dry fair,
Dc. Market quiet, supply ample. \ rise in
New Orleans ana New York reported.
1EA-Finost gunpowdor u -. Market
quiet, supply good,
NINE4 AR-Common, 2jg3O cents; double
strength, J165C
APPLES-Dricd, l2l2c for choice; lie for
prime; lOc tor State. supply smooth.
POULTRY Stock light; demand good,
~ 50 per dozen for chickens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
NOTES land OPINIONS.

The beer glass in use in America is
declared by the German visitors 10 the
Centennial to be n fraud. They de
nounce the size of the upside down hole
in the beer glass and the amount OF
hoth bestowed,
st. Louis Times, Who killed. Jim
Blaine2 Baistow began it, but who
struck the fatal blow2 If it was the
work of Clan Cameron, let those ruth,
less slaughterers beware, for the dead
man had many friends,
Rutland Globe. This kind Of wealth
er makes man feel energetic and KIND
", and he gets up betimes in the morn
inc, eats a hearty breakfast, looks over
his garden path, takes his hoe and Spade
and-puts EN- in the shade and goes
down town to see man
"Tben asked Mr. Cox, who, IN his
oninion, was the most likely to obtain
tLe nomination. My impression now Is,
he replied, putting his cigar at longer m
tervois 50 as to leave more time for nm
nerturbed reflection that llendllekS
ieads but it is really impossible to pre-
J;ct who will be the victor Hendricks,
like (ioycrnsr Tildcn, may be madt a
sacrifice to the two-thirds rule by reason
ofhis very prominence. fPennsyivanla!
Ohio Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri
should swing into lire for liehdr'cNs,,
The south after some ballotlns, woul'
accent him with enthusiasm
The Buffalo Eleyating association dis'
corning the signs of the times, mas zee
duced it, rates to the extent ct 'l' i.,',.
ei"hths Of a cent per bushel, including
Ave- doys storage. 1t Is now reduced To
sve.eirhths of cent including inc
same storage New York journal OIL
Commerce.
Tho Baltimore Gazette is moved ny
the death of Aston and stewart anu VIZ Wv
illness of Vanderbilt to remark AE ,c,
being n millionaire at all hazards Inc
true way is to lay up treasures IN h'',
en- rs Daniel Drew did, by end""'hs
theological seminary with an Hh''v ,,I'
note. That is a treasure when "''''''
moth nor rust can corrupt
John Young Brown, the fiery youh
orator from Kentucky, docsn seem
have simmcred any Will" keeping >H'I
lie cot up the other day to move l"r VI
| 81 nh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
THE MAILS.
TortlIerII Mail,

northern Mail.
Ola, n. X. and II. X. r., comprising western,
',,hprn and eastern states, New York and
h'' Iouis mails, nrrivesHt U:2j p III; departs
%,liam. Touch closes nj II IN.
southern mail.
Eau. Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
,a.tou, Houston, AUSTIN, Waco, and all Other
"Jnts in southern Texas, arrives ut 7:i6 u
%',,,slls ut D:li p III. Pouch closes ut p IN,
Eastern Mail,
y,r,and p. R.R., comprising southern and
,,"iIIr states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
TI. little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
F1sirIn Texas, arrives daily at lOO5 p m; de-
nads daily at $40 p IN. Pouch closes ut 5
pm. u,,o Nah
rr,m Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
WmthrrfOrd, Decatur, Palo Pinto, blackstone
and western posts, arrives at 400 p IN: de-
n,rtS a. 500 II III.
Cedar HiII Mail.
cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
lwbefs, arTigrs at u p IN Wednesday and
$alurIay; departs Monday and Thursday at
benton Mail.
peuton BOLIVAR, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
NILS, LcWisvilln and Trinity Mills, arrives
Al / p. N. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Depart AT 8. n. IL. alternate days
Grapevine Mail
arrive, every Monday at p, m, Departs
Tursiny at ga. N.
asIlce Hours.
yAiyeIy window, Il. IN, to p, m; money
,ul.r ,tulUw, & 4. IN. To II M, and from p.
Va. 10 .. III, stamps sold from a. III. TO 8
.pm Letters registered only during money
orders hours,
Alparsons having complaints against the
office on any account. win pl6ase present the
same, II writing or IN person, 10 the Post
,rlgtgT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08

District Judge.--Nnt. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
Coun judge Robert IL. West.
ouu'y Attorney.-aeorge n. Aldredge.
District Clerk Within A. HARDWOOD.
Comfy ClerS-AleXander Harwood.
Sheriff. ". NJ. Moon.
hGrveyOr--RobertM NJ. COOK.
MISUNDERSTANDING V. Cole.
Cattle and Ii de Inspector - Emerson
COpNIY COMMISSION ERS.
Dlstric. No. w. II. Witt, Trinity Mills.
District No, -. j. Nash, Duck Creek.
District No, f. Elem. q. Bledsoe, Hutchins
District No. IN, u, McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF TIKI PEACE.
Precinct No, Nv. W. Peak and u. &.
Precinct No. 81. II. Blewett, Richardson.
Precinct No. 8--E. 4. Myers, Duck Creek.
Precinct No. "A. b. Lanier, Hnughts
StOrr. ,.,
Precinct No. s. - Saunders, Lancas-
Precinct No. G--Joseph II. Stewart, Cedar
Precinct No. &c. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--JOhn Preston, Grapevine
y0SSTiBLES.
Precinct No. LA. IL Hardin, Dallas.
Precinct No. ID. NJ. Salmons, Trlplty
Mills. - n,,,
Precinct No. Sd. NJ. bergman, Duck
Creek. ,,.-,, A.,
Precinct No. 4--Jas. ii. Sullivan. Haughts
Store. .,,.
Precinct No. Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. Eagle Ferd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
COTTON.
THE GRAIN MAuUrr

NoItN--Iexas IN shuck, 10 to 80 CENTS. Tex.
~ III suck bl TO % cents; kansas. ear. as els.
n ahsts, sacked, d 10 ~ cents, Market uulst,
supply ny 10 the demand.
WHEAT No. 2, from M, IA SIM. NJ.
rom NJ cents; No, I, ~ cents. In demand r,r
'oW.t gthdvi market weak.
,,h nNmLE t--NnIhing doing, no stock prices
Ret very dur
ing. '''''"h wv
AN,,Market well supplied with fair de.
mani We quote at Mc perrwl.
hAl-IeXtS, ifum sluo,l2, per ton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Subscription rrco-sa Per Year, in Advance

Subscription Prco-sa Per Year, in Advance
The Home journal IN an independent Agri.
cultural newspaper the equal In oVtry re-
speet of any publication OF It's class in
America. IL was established IN lStl, and,
though not In amy sense All organ, II has
always been looked TO for roliahle lorm,s
ton regarding The great blooded stock In
forest of the Blne Grass Region OF Kentucky.
Besides, every problem connected with the
breeding and Improvement Of all the various
uomeHtlCAted animals are fully discussed In
It's pages, and every new discovery In this
ana all other departments OF Agriculture
promptly chronlclod, In order 20 adapt the
paper fully to the wants OF the American
Farmer We give "A Miscellany of useful infor.
nation ofa Literary and Scientific charac.
ter specially htied tor reading In the Family
Circle, ana We exclude from our columns
everything of An Objectionable nature, so
that parents eau NJ all times put the paper
into the hands of their children, confident
that nothing viii he found IN II VI a corrupt
ing OF Immoral tendency,
subscriptions may begin Gt any time.
Send pustoilice order for two dollars, uad the
paper viii be forwarded, postage puii, for one
year sample copies ten cents each. clubs
OF 1--we subscribers at 81 80 each.
Address
FARM Rs' HOME JOURNAL,
mHyp-dSwbmS Louisville Kentucky,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
MINEa AND LIANNRS.

BEER-Anheuser' SIS per cask; uhrig's,
SIS per cask; Lemp's Sl5 per cask; Cincinnati
Star, So per Cask.
WHISKY-sl 1908 80. a.,
BRANDY-Apple, 81 5OG8 10; Cognac, Sg2h
per gallon; peach, 50 90; blackberry, 81 75i
Glnger, 50 %
GlN-sl 50G2 CO. ,,
CHAMPAGNE 80 Cooks Imperial, WV
Krug, In baskets, S2j; Heidsicho's, SIT per
CLAREf-T Is worth $3.50 to $40 90, according
to brand and quality. ,
PORT WINES worth 81 5OG2W pei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i, worth $500 pei
| gallon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08

W. tue StaIe Of Texas
The appellant in this case was ipdic
Ied IN the Criminal District Cont ~,
va Has city for rape, committed "non
Mrs Sarah Ann BENTON "I''
IL Is horrible to contemplat. tina L..
lails OF the facts as they are rrn.an, ",
m the record The defendant , .i"nt
nol''oodied negro about thirty wear, Of
we, Is shown to have pcrpetrated the
'o"' "eed upon u young delicate white
woman who had only been MARRIED a
lew months prior To the time md wos
'ne'egh with the FIRST fruits of hen r, ""s
ried lie. The result of the dastorJJy
outrage was not only the loss of health
Ihu happiness to the young wife but thn
obstruction no doubt, Of her f,nlost
hopes and anticipation in the premotro
loss OF her child independently of tho
POSITIVE testimony ofthe deeply minrrd
female. all the facts and circup,t9nres
point with such uneming certainty +,
the establishment Of the crime onI ~
.n's defendant as the guilty criminal a,
Vh9t there was, and could be. no rra.on.
@T'e doubt entertained in regard to il
me Jury found him guilty and assessed
ms punishment at death
truly sensible Of the grant r..,..,,,..
DlIity which rests upon Us a, fine ronrt
oil last resort, we have examined and
scrulnized the record with all lba r,ra
demanded by the Importance and sol. |
emhlty OF tine punishment awarded il,
the lower tribunal We find no error
III 1t Tor which We could be warranted in
reversing the ease.
There IS apparently some discrrnonc,.
IN regard to the hat worn and the rnlnr |
OF the horse ridden by the defendant at |
the time the otlense was committed |
But, even II ii had been made 10 nppear |
that the principal witness, the wr6ngel |
female was mistaken in the dcscription
OF the hat, and in saying the horse was
a bay horse, it would not avail deten.
dant, in view Of the many other undis-
puted material facts establishing the
case
record disclo.as that nv W "o''' '"'i'' ,hP
iairer ~ mora imma,tiaI n,;.1 r'' ',"o u.
whclnina AZ fine tn,tim,m, ~" ''pI-
Jury were fullv ,yorr,ntaJ ~ ""' '"V
a conclusion Of gniIt ond -. - c ~, " '''s ~
assessed law N"m, T." ''ie
rerned suffice il n say H,at - . 'o'',
which 1be law in it.wi.l ,,''' :, ' Gie
has affixed IN this nr,i, ''',,'J '''I'''
MONS If crimes rhn',r,,,,t ',,'' ~
male virtuo to yon,an H., - I'V' ",
,apthly no.sas.ions ami H., ;n,,; "i, W
If womanhood oro tLn li,,I,.', ' ,,,'i','''',
.oc,ed twists ,yIi,h H., 55' ',,'' ~,
,ot;on and fl,o intoro.t. 81 ~
mon the law and those ,yho or, '" i,'
ID with tha dmty AMI ro,nnn.;I,;,;t ""'
Is G;thGl nvncntinn " ', ,ra"iIl y,
VITA with thn.o biah o,j ,o, "oi'' ,,,,, ''o'
~ intorf.r;un Viii Ia 'r,n,l;,, , ,,5;.5'
W Lal;eya ,yas in"ti w., I'~ ;I "n'y.,
,yorJnd II, tn,. n ,"'''' anu ''s"''o'S'S
Onr Lr -, I',i' ," ar tL,,,,,,,,.,
;rcmn,t'n,as n, w. 49,, ''; 'l', "'," ''''
cti"n Inv. hoon J"riroJ , ",'I ,'t G ,''nS
osnnctiom of tho r,cord W. o "'t e,, e.,
,n.ai,N'r a., g., l,,, a. w., ,''',
,ch ot,ensas too franu,ntly nroin,l;,a
.,,i't 20 ! r,,.I',., $500
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
HIDES AND PRLTRIpa
Ii MRER

yellow PINE Boxing, fencing, scauumQ
:! - per hundred dressed boards, 5! 10 per
m ,n,,i ceiling, u, 81; ceiling -, ss y,
WSnlhtrDohrding,s 81 ib9S., flooring, " 70.
WHITE PIsE-Celling u 2ius2 75. wputh.
erDonrdlng W; select boards 81 5Ossj,
CYPRESS BOARpS-Si4Sl IS.
ShlNGLES-White pine, 50 5OaSj COZ cy,
press, - 90.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample. The amount OF build.
Ing going on Is considerable and no falling
OF perceptlble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CRY OF DALLAS.

Mayur--John II. Kerfoot.
Enginecr.-N illiam d, Johnson.
Attorney arnett Gibbs,
Traneurcr-John W. Bowen.
Hecrr'ary--J y. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J. N. Ogden.
Na~Aal--W. +. Morton.
Health Onicor:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen --First ward: ii. Ervay, j. W
q. Guriry. Third. ward b. +. Jet and Il
Cowau. Fourth ward j. h. Williams and
w. NJ. EewSOme.
Comm sSionerof ImmigratiOn-J. Maploye.
The Offices of the various city officers are
VI thr city market house. The board of AL
4vfmel meet IA regular session AT the coun-
al room oyer the market, every Tuesday
E-4i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
PRvlITa AND NUTS.

APPLES-Are scarce; they ARE quoted NJ
so1i0 Nor barrel: for extra choice medium Sbi
market dull supply small.
ALMONDS-Ferrago rom 23@25c per b'
HANANAS-F ON s2@i per bunch.
FIGS-ln layer, per pound, pci no uIuih
figs In the market; small pill boxes ny Tue
LOO, 81 90. ,.,,..,,,
LEMONS-Arc advancing and Me quoted
AT 81 hOtd7 % per box. n,
ORAS9ES-A scarce and quoted at " w
6fS 90 peT hundred for the Messina. NO raj
Grmo or Louisiana In market.
'rhey mr., quoted In New York at lie;
RkiaINS-Layer, per box, So 5OsS 7ogi W.
for FondOn s.. ,.,no,
VAIN UTS-G renoble are quoted al 20c.
COCOA NTTS-Are quoted at No per nun
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm al lOSl2o pei
pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
LIME AND CEMENT.

LlME-The besquality in barrels, is worth
- W, In bulk, 81 80, ordinary Dallas, az
cents per bushcl
CEMENT RosoudRle Is worth 81 w per
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, 81 10 per
barrel.
fLASIER-ls worth IS ~ per barrel. The
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
ample; demand fair market hrm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-08
TNnAuCn AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO-ls worth from jOa75c, accord
ing TO quality; The market Is declining
the stock Is large and the demand very good.
CIGARS-WOrth from 90 2idS 90 for domeS-
tic with Havana filters. Market IL duh; sup
ply ample, demand fair.