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5pectal Ihspateh IA TAs Ch.cano Tribune.
WARRINGTON. D. O., March l3.-0n motion OF
Mr. Lawrence, tho House Judiciary Committee
wcro recently instructed to inquire md report
what legislation is nocesusEy TO seour6 tho Gov
ernmont against loss Oh account Of subsidy
bonda isaucd to tho various Pacific railroads.
The anbject waa rofeTrod TO q sub-commttoe,
consisting OF Meesrs. Knott and Lawtsuco, who
today submitted to tho full Committee
their report, enbodyiug unsnbor Of tm-
portaot recommendations. Tho report, which
waa prepared by Judge Lawrence, goes
into an elaborate examination Of tue relations
which o1iat besweon tho Pacific tsa.lroaa and the
Government, and shows by detailed statistics
and computations that, after applying al the
means now provided by IAw tnr tho reimburse
mont OF tutelest and advances theEo will bo
deficiency OF At loast el60, 0, 700 In the princl-
pal and interest wuon tho subsidy bonds uiatuEo
Thta result Is arrived as without allowing tho
Government to calculate compound interest on
itd adyAucos. Il ID argued thAt tho companies
will not be able to pay this sum In sd-
ditton 10 tholr tifstmoEtGage indebtedness 10
private parties, and tho belief Is expressed that
sheY do not expect to. Tho Subcommittee
therefore recommend the Passage OF bill, Of
Wblch tho main foakuroa arc - follows:
tIrst-The 0oyotnmcut III to retain In the
Treasury al tho noney which ID or 1uRy bo duo
to tho companies and spply It to thes Indebted
ness 10 the unitod states.
SecoHa-It requires each company TO pay 10
tho Government ssmi.annuAlly J huch huma ~ tho
Secretary OF tho Treasury shall prescribe. and
Whica invested It interest will. At tho maturity
OF the aubssdk bonds, creato fund sufficient 10
pay tho principal.
Third-lt requires tho creation Of similar
fnnd to pay It tile maturisy Of tho subsidy bouda
tho amount uS interest not then reimbursed W
services, aud by tho per cent OF tho net earn.
ipes now required to b paid ipto tho Treasury.
fptrA-It prohibits Zach company from
making sny dlvidend4 whlle 1t ~ III default,
OF complying with A,,y Of those requirements for
semi-annual payments.
fIfh-It gives tho Government right Of
action 10 recover III tho money duo or TO become
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road io default.
=, Tho bill alno, among other things, requires
ths Secretary Of tbs Troasury 10 report to Con-
Rress what may bo reasonable rates for Go1srn-
ment transportation. Tho amounts OF seuli-
ANIMAL payments to creste = fund for the pay
mont Of tnsetest ato To bo prescribed from Tins
20 uue according TO The amounts realized from
. per cent Of tho not earnings, and the retention
Of tho charges for Government business. Tho
!epo # hays the proposed bill adds nothing TO
tho obligation Of ths companies Al to tho pay
ment OF interest. It leavea the questton opeo
whether compaote& should pay tle interest az it
scorues, 80 that II this Government 1t any tins
desires to YAK the Supreme Court to rev,ou Its
recent decision this eau be dono. Prominent
members Of tho Committee arc OF tho opinion
will DO adopted aud reported to Tho uouAo.
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Engineer 0orton, IN charge OF tho work at the
eAult St. Marie OanAl, tsleFtaphs that hs viii
ha1a 1t ready to opsa by Apu! 25.
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FIRES.
AL MEMPHIS.

At MEMPHIS.
MEMPu1s, Tonn., March 13.--At half-paat IL
o'clock this morning fire was discovered In the
oilico Of tho Surveyor Of Customs, over tho
Dauk Of Commerce, on Madison street. Tho
police and bank wakchmnn found tue doors
iocliod. aud attos breaking In found tho clerk Of
tic Surveyor. who statcd TINT he had been
WORKING thofo until TINT hour, when lamp ex-
plodad and sot papers on lro. An alnrm Was
goundcd. aud the fire c1ttuguishod, not however,
either burned or badly. tAmaKed. Tno remask
Of tho cIerk after tho fire. that It looked Bel
knapish," caused considerable comment. Con.
Smith. tile Surveyor Of this port, loft for Grand
Junction Inst evening.
Tho loas III johnson l. Munn's fancy storo
yesterday Is not yot known. but is fully covered
BY insurance: amounting to $25, 600, divided be-
twoon tho Royal. Queens, Imperial (of En-
A1omplAis. Tho damage ia. Taylor, lay l. Co.'s
dry-Goodu atock, no1t door, by Guoko and wntor,
ls Sl0,0 900, covered In nino insurance companies.
Con. ". J. Smith, Surveyor Of Customs, who
value, and no money MES lost BY tho fire In tho
Custom House this morning. He had forward
cd AL tho Govoznulcns money to Washington
last Friday.
IN CHICAGO.
At o'clock yesterday morning An alarm wAs
sounded from Box No. 18, caused by the dsoov~
ery Of 1ro In liquor store owned by George
schnache IN tho Nixon Block. corner OF Adams
street. DamaEa on stock and building about
No insurance on tho stock Twenty mu-
utes lator bed In the two-s.ory franc
building at No. $50 East Twenty. second ssreet.
owned by John BucGef and occupied BY Thomas
who distinguished tho flames With 0 fow buckets
OF wntor. Damage insignificant.
At 4;40 yesterday morning q still alarm WAS
given to Engine e and Babooos No. ., caused by
rHft ~ {F4 .t..k. a
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AT OMAHA,

OMAHA, March 13.-About3 o'clook thts morn
ing tho Central Hotel, ncat tho Union Pacific
depot. on Tenth street, was DESTROYED by fIre.
Tho inmates narrowly escaped death and lost
everything. Insurance, 5000. A couple Of
Aremcn ucxa injured.
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ET EHS 9N3TNNWt MICH.
5Dec1Gt Dtgpa&eh to Tis Chleaqo 1rsbt44.
EAST SAGINAW. March 18.-The reaidence OF
Henry Bontiah, at Midland, was entirely destroy
Cd by fire yesterday. with most Of tho house,
hold cQocta. Loss, $4,000 insured for sl,600.
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H0t4E.
Ms, CanpbsL pssssnts3 lie pA!itlon of T13 etu14n8
OF Illinois, asking for 1epaal ot ths Resumpoa ~
RefsEEed.
The Hpeatss then ez6cd "a ths tAtn f4f hlls, uad4
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as sAI y q good supply coarse, soc 90
s9l-AP-chlcaso, e.elci prostor a Gamble
STARCH -Good stock and moderat. "a.
quest, We quoie at 6egBhc.
COAL ulls-ln good supply and demand
we we quote bblS, sssaSci cases g. 6Sg9 %, ae,
DRIED App Es-ln moderate snpply
and demand At ll@lllso. '''''
bAOON- stocks ample and demand Roodi
market very tfm, u, s. q. Sides Iiaft"eSl
pac0n q, sides, lh@bAc breakfast, llo
hhouluers, none IN market.
,,i H ..is1 o., canvassed lOc; nncanvassed,
.RR0lfr--Denand light, with mir s,ooh.
We quote half bills. at y; whole, ". -
COFFEE-Market hrm; SUNNY NH.
Welnote 9ood, ~, 30 prime, giOl2slae;
oholce, li'ett1ic, currency
choice, eIs@yl4c; yellow CHARMED, 'ViSisS
ilei white clarihed, ilh9l2o, Refined In
salr supply ana Light demand. We quote
standard nn,ldsi A y glssci crushed, i2bslg.ci
very little common on hand. We u a,iolt
Psr ssilSs SdSitioSs i Il YS bSSsei Il 0arr''i'S
LARp-ln fair supply, We quote! choice
iSI S r rsasG sa ;sSS sSns Iss S
CORN MEAL Market easy al "a per cwt.
FLQuR-sicaqe, Prices advanced 100 per
s siy q, round. We quote: Ocean Pear, xxxx
q \, sacks IS Is Harvest QHSSh, ~ $751;
W 10, sacks, 81 %; Snow Flake, xxxx,
Dbl, 81 36, sacks, s. 81 Gold Dust, xxx, bbl'
" y, So sacks y 2Si Dpnkey, XIX, Dbl, " ~,
saek, W1i swans Down, xxxr, 6bl. 81 80,
sacks, SO 20 Mlllera Xxx, bul., ~ 20, sucks,
" % NILS, X, Dbl, s. 10, sacks, ~ TO-
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Unnr,swerabIe.

The Mckinney Journal, in referring
to the location of a branch of the Su-
preme Court insthis city, has the fol-
lowing to say, which will strike the
unprotected reader a. truthful and
correctfn every pafticular:
We do think that Dallas offers more
Inducements than any other city In
the State. Its population is as large;
people from abroad Aare emigrating
rapidly into North Texas, and as many,
probably more In proportion, locate
III lJ8llas than elsewhere. 1t is the
central point oflshe District from Aus
tin north to Red river; there Is as
much. or more litigation In North
Texas than any other portion OF the
State, and as much property to litigate
over: it Is accessible by rail from the
north, east, south and west; 1t has a
nice, large well.constructed Courthouse
Ia building suitable in every way
for holding the courts; the citizens
OF Dallas and its county oi1icials
are wide-awake, live, business
men, and will keep everything prop
erly arranged to secure the comfort
and convenience of the officers OF the
court and the citizens in attendance
thereon; its hotel facilities for those
who necessarily have to attend the
courts, are better than those OF any
other city Ia the State, and Will Ger.
tainly suit the convenience OF more OF
the citizens of the State than any other
selection that can be made We 40
hone our Legislature will not suiiel
any sectional feeling to influence them
IN making the selection, but VIII de.
eide upon the points that will best suil
the convenience OF the people. Give
US Dallas for the Northern Dlstrlct ana
4 Galveston for the South.
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Forty-FOurth Congress.

WARRINGTON, April ls,-senate-
Mr. morrill,, Of Maine, called up th
House oil making appropriations /
supply deficiencies In appropriation
Tor the fiscal year ending June 1876
and for prior years. Various amend
men's proposed by the COMMITTEE,
We're agyeed TO.
Mr.. Sherman, from the CommItte,
on Finance, reported fayorably on IN,
Sehale Dlll To amend laws relating q
legal tender OF silver coin. He gav,
notice that he would callit up Thurs
uay, hNNg AHNNIhrH
The legal tender power ofthe trad,
dollar IL totally abolished, but All 9th.
or existing silver Guns remain legal
lender ior me amounts now fixed by
law. The bill limits the issue OF the
new silver dol ars to fifty millions.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on
Finance, reported favorably ON the
House bill to define the tax on fer.
mented and malt liquors. HFt III
Mr. Morrill, OF Vermont, moved 10
strike out provision bill as IL came
rom the House Of Representatives,
that all officers appointed by the Pres.
ident for Territories shall be bona ilde
citizens OF the Territories respectively
for which they shall be appointed.
Agreed to.
Mr. Allison submitted an approprIa.
uon or $500 for the subsistence OF the
Apache Indians Of Mexico. Agreed to.
Mr.. Paddock submitted an amend.
ment providing that nothing con-
tanned in the bill should be construed
70 allow compensation to mem bers Of
the Black Hill Expedition, who are
prohibited from receiving the same by
revised statutes OF the United States.
After the presentation and rejection OF
several amendments, the bill was read
three times and passed - yeas 81,
nays IL.
Mr.. Scales introduced bill to refund
certain taxes on lands, collected from
citizens OF the late insurrectiona
States, when q recess was taken till
1880 p. m.
The evening session was consumed
W Messrs. Culbertson, Hooker and
Banning, who delivered speeches
favoring the transfer OF the Indian
Bureau to theWar Department.
The President returned to the Sen.
ate this afternoon the bill which pro-
yides for reducing the salary OF the
President to twenty-five thousand dol
lars per annum from and after the 4th
of March next, with a message stating
hia raagnna for N nj unnrnuinU II fpha
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JusTICRsI fHR PEACE.
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
aer {. NJ. Wheats store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Al, Royal Arch
Iasons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
~ Of Dallas, ON the first Monday In each
lonth.
A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. e. Il. p.
Joseph l.. Fisher, Secretary.
LODGE, No. 50, 7. & A. M,
pets on the second and last Saturday even
rs Of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. M.
H'B LoUcKI, Secretary.
EpALLAs LODGE, No Az II. & A. M
eets on the first and third Saturday even.
n Of every month, at its hall over G. NJ
neals store, on Main street. -
-PADoxrr, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
FSSHlLLERBUND LODGE NO. .2ss, J.. Q.
" meets every Thursday night at Odd
lows Hall. ]. GROSSMAN, N. g.
WAGNER, Secretary. ,g .p,ts
stka Lodge, U. D., l. o. o. r., meets at
Asrdson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
eyening, at half-past7 O'Clock.
T. L. FRANK, N. g,
sFLnvn, Secretary.
EIDGELEx nNCAMPMENT No. Is, l.. o.
meets on the first and third. Friday
asin each month, at the Odd Fellows,
]. r. DAVIS, Q. p.
WAGNER. Scribe. Vs.
ALIAS LODGE No. n, %. 0. F.. meets
Wsy Wednesday night. at the ODD Fell
Hall. B. CANDY, N. q.
fHEvENEr, Secretary.
ENTITY LODGE No.l9s I o. o. f., meets
@aonday night at Odd Fellows' hall;
Oh. CALHOUN, N. q.
OMAs CHAPEL LODGE, /. Q. @. T.,
every Saturday night at the THOMAS
y SION 8. RECORD. W. c. T.
y. RECORD w. Secretary. fht
stLAS LODGE No. I4S, i. .. q, T., meets
friday night, at their lodge room, on
street, between Austin and Lamar.
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. G. L.
McNEALus. W. y.
lED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
cvery Monday night at old College
Sag' Elm street, at eight o'clock ?. NJ;
NJ. B. FRANKLIN, W. +.
B'Nai B'Rifh.
ELIAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
eyefy second and fourth Tuesday In
ayntn. President. ID. Goslin; vice pres.
N. noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph II
EaSnm monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer, Eman
Medical.
Orp,A.LLAs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
III zion, Lleets regularly on the "a
sA9meadays OF each month, at 8 o'clock
% Gu,THURSTON, Nj. D., President.
SaAHAx, NJ. D., Secretary.
is,w,. A:--Ths Young Mems Christian
oa Prayer Meeting ct 8 p, m. every
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EACuLENTS.

., oSNIoNns-lp fair supply and demand, at
~ O09i 80 por Dbl.
POTATO Market fully stocked. We
quote at W 1908 W per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at s. 70 q . 81 per bill, all
varieties
BEANs-Northern and Eastern In good
demand at 4c per 10.
CABBAGES-Llgh stock and in moderate
demand. They ARE selling In bulk at sl2@lS
per 100 head, as TO quality. HtVO
BUTrER-Choice IN fair supply, stock
35c. ~
l5@l5h.
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THE MAILS.
Northern Mail.

ONCE. .4 -
Northern Mail.
vaM, X. and T. r. r., comprising western,
narihern and eastern states, New York and
y, Iouis mails, arrives at 6:2j p IN; departs
st7I5 a IN. Pouch closes Mt z q IN.
Southern mail.
yov Orleans and southern Louisiana, CAL
,aston. Houston, AUSTIN, Waco, ana all other
,onis In southern Texas, arrives At TAO a
~ y, departs at 8:25 p m. Pouch closes at s p m.
Eastern Mail,
Via T. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
his' little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
stern Texas, arrives daily at 1905 p m; de-
arts daily at 6:lbp m. Pouch closes at
IN. w,o ,xap
,,om Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Waterford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
md western posts, arrives at 400 p m; de-
arts OF 800 q m. sE
I'll Cedar Hill Mail. MS.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
rlmbers, arrives at p m Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
am.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, Lewisville and trinity Mills, arrives
Nlp. m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Departs at q. q. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at p. IN. Departs
tuesday at Sa. IN.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, y q. m. to p. M; money
order window, 8 q. IN. TO II m, and nom p.
Ia, TO D, m. Stamps sold from n. m. TO
), m. Letters registered only during money
orders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
once on any account, will please present the
ame, in writing or in person, TO the Post
master
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Stock light. We quote IeAas' o'o
kansas. husked, soc; sacked, 70@75c. u.,,
WHEAT-Good demand; receipts hsn'
No. red, 81 10; No. 3, sc: M nan. aamand
BARLEY-Stock small Win .n dl.'ie
Full bright, 60c: com mon, i5g0c., ,d do
oATSeReceipts moderate with gooa S Se
mand. Prime red, 35c; mixed and DlacR' AZ AZ
RYE-Stock small, with little or no "0
mand. Good medium, SOC per busnei;. %, IA
BRAN--Market well supplied WIN i"ii w
mand. We quote at SOC percwt.
HAY-We quote at slO@l5 per ton.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
Bat No Business Advertisement Tue
serted without Pay.

Desiring a. mako The Herald tie medium
OF communication FOR The general public,
ana also Ia assist those " hu may need as.
HlslAnco, we have determined to print nee
the bend ~ "Lnsl," Found" "Wantvd, 9
"fnf sale "Fur RuptN 10 Lpt,n AZ not
mere thRn thee lines, Will be Inserted Ia
TINS column Two Times trve of charge When
sueh embellishments okoevd three lines the
egnh line, each insertion, In advance, aud
when sueli advertisements ARE printed more
than Two times they VIII bp charged ~ the
rate OF I'VE cents line IN advance for each
liuo, FNI|A' lTt.T
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LONDON, April Is. There has been
further fighting between the Egyp-
tian and Abyssinian forces, and 1t Is
alleged the Egyptian army Is in great
difficulty. King John has demanded
the abandonment of Massowah, as
Hamaszen is Egyptian territory, and
Massowah' port Of communication
with it. Further fighting will proba-
bly, be preferred to compliance with
these demands.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Stock light We quote medium
at IS per barrel: choice 81.
LEMoNS-Stock moderate; Messina, per
box, 50.
oRANGES-Light stock and moderate de-
mand; choice Messina are held at 81 per box.
BANANAS-Good stock and fair demand.
We quote fair TO prime, s29i per bunch.
FlGS-in layer, per pound, zoe.
PECANS-Scarce and In fair demand at
l0c per pound,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-.John ID. Rerfoot.
Engineer-William NJ. Johnson.
Attorney Barnett Gibbs.
Treasurer-JOhn w. Bowen.
secretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector--J. N,Ogden.
Marshal-W. +. Norton.
Health Officer:-Dr. M. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen--First ward: II. Ervay, ]. W
Crowdus. Second ward: w, j. Clark and ~
y Guedry. Thirdiward. b. +. Jettand X M
gOwan. Fourth ward ]. l.. Williams and
n NJ Newsome.
Commissioner Of Immigration-J. Manlove,
The offices OF the various city officers are
y the city market house. The board OF Al
jermen meet In regular session at the coun-
BIZ room over the market, every Tuesday
TAT s.4si FL. 5fts k III
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

WHIsKY--si 1898 50. I.H
DRANDY-Domestic, o. 5o92 50; imported
s6@l0.
GIN--sl 50@2 %.
CLAREr-S458 per case.
PORT WlNE-Imported 81 7592 10.
SHERRY-lmported 81 1902 ".
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aailg GERALD.
THE OFFICIAL 10 U RN AL
OF THE
cTTY and COUNTY Of DALLAS.
THE DAILY HERALD.

nur DAILY HERALD is published every
WING nhI except Monday, ~ SO a year, III
aSvaneS iSrs ,IsSS snG,s aopas non,s
pTsSn naily Herald 10 now Furnished 70 sub.
Ih 'a,s nv carrier at rs cents per week, The
o, los a. mi be delivered regularly each morn.
pay, nm early hour, 10 any part OF the city
ny s,hnrba within q mile and half OF the
,Ssr house su 6sf1e r. failing % receive
nice
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Work by o young man ~ years Of age. Ia
willingto do almost anything. Inqui 70 at
Herald office. II. Il. b. aprlS-2t
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For Sale

One bga Ion patent loo c,eam freezer will
freeze cream la ave minutes, Also, one . gal.
ION hand les cream ffeoIer. VIII DO sold
cheap ny Mrs, r. Levy, 9SS Elm street.
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Los,or mislniJ.

On Tuesday small paper box, addressed
through the mail 10 Mrs. N, A. Myers The
nhder VIII please hand The same 10 John
Henry Brown. apr2O-2t
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..v,.,ox. AVID eRoCERIEs.

C.nnrrs-Ar IN moderate supply ana
a UMS1.fth sy are quoted az i74gl,sic. "A.
RfUFrlThe stock II ample tor tns aen 'i''l''
prime, 7I[S7x; choice, sesl<e. fs-
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wanted,

J. Fineon live, actlvo agents 10 canvass In
Texas Tor the Dallas Nurseries and Green
Houses, on salary or commission, Can AZ
oince, end OF nam Jaolnto street Railway,
WALDRuN 4 KELLER. aprg0lw
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WanIe,l.

Situation In n Wholesale grocery house, by
ay0ung man with two years experience; OF
IN lawyers once, salary no object for thu
present Address J, H., Herald ofiice.
npriO.d9t
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Waneesi,
For sale.

Some week boaders, and also a few day
boarders, at. DOB Main street; charges reasona
BILE. aprlg-d2t
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wanted.

lie Grand cigar stand, ~ "A very reasonable
price, cause for selling IN sickness. .aprl9dg
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A lady desires TO secure situation IN u
dry goods store ~ n saleswoman--goOd Iof.
erences given. Apply 10 W., this office,
aprl9.dlw
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Day boarders wanted corner Of Houston
and Polk street, near Transfer stable.
aprlS'2t
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
.,vIvsI and Departure OF Trains I'd
Dallas.
o,,oroN AND TEXAS orNraA,,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrived.
from the south mail AND and express a5s a. m
s s.Om the South, (acoommodati0n)ll;20 u. IN
srO O The North. (accommodationl 800 p. IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
ua,, and Express...-. 6;25 p. IN. 1905 y. m
MAJ asaom modation... ....... 800 IA, IN. 9;S0 D. m
AASSough Frelght.."...m0'5O o. N. 1850 u. m
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD.
Dallas, Texas, April 10, lSIo.j
MONETARY.

aotn-Tnere are but few transactions 70
note. We quote: buying, ll2Slls; sellihs' us
v siiii,yER-selling, l07; buying, lOs; ,,o
EXCHANGE-In fair demand; we quo'e
Commercial, par; bank, n premium
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At some store In Dallas, or on street car
black parasol, black fringe, lined with
white silk. One dollar reward, II left ~ this
office. aprlS-3t
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Old papers for sale at The Herald Ofiice-
81 per hundred.
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wanted.

A secondhand chid's buggy. Address y,
Herald office, nprlS-9t
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InstlLnstIi Lostiil

A deed 10 land In Hood county, Texas,
from Cooper and wife to Maggie c. Fisher.
Any one finding the above will confer a
great favor by leaving the same ut the office
OF W. +. Lyle 4 Co., Real Estate Agent, No.
100, Lamar street. Aprl2-2w
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I,nnern In Wrnnncrs

Persons desiring TO send The Herald Il
friends at II distance can procure copiel
neatly done mp in wrappers at the counting
room
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COTTON MARKET.
HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

Tanners East being well supplied, CHI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20

They have thirty acres OF land ABOUT ons
house, In Dallas county, well enclosed III ~
laid out into lots, which are offered 70 'ns
R T,,sly ARplE y8oRros superintendent
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-06

Always e. hand. We have also . fine BILLIAhR
TABLR, which Is always ready for the am,sse
nsnt Of the Lovers Of the Cue. Otnea Il
cehsed games also found At this place.
deli IL
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-07-28

MORE BULLIoN.-Col. Bigelow and Mir. Mulvenon brought in from the Turkey Creek furnace, on Wednesday, ll6 pounds, avoirdupois, of refined silver bullion, unas- saved, but evidently considerably finer than 300, taken from a portion of the ore from the Peck tunnel. We saw the bullion in two large pianchas at finders tS Rowe's store, and although silver is coming down almost to be reckoned as base metal, yet it is good to know that there is plenty of it in the ground, so that in case we get short of cop per, tin and lead in the manufacture of complexities, water-pipe and the like, we can count on silver to fall back on. The fur mace is now making another run on the same ore.