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Blaacs. Net assets.
December 81. 1873. sll.462. .o6j 53
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS:
Lo1us upon Real Estate. first
lien. s26,916 2s2 40
Loan upon Stocks and bonds 2aI, 1858 q
Premium Notes on Policies in
force 49, .. 6.73O,t67 so
Cost of Real Estate owned by
the Company. , l,s53,59O 10
Cost of United States Regis
tered bonds 1,63O.s36 so
Cost of state Bonds 6l9gnO0
Cost OF City Bonds l,74S 6g5 90
Cost OF other Bonds 435 OO1 0I
Ccst of Band stock S0.2Os %
Cost OF railroad stock, 26, 90 90
Cash in Bank at Interest 1,07U,Sg3 10
Cash in CompaDy's Office, 1854 2S
Balance due from Agent. Sc
cured >, 'e.lsD IS
Bills receivable 4s76 40
Il,i62. 90 So
due sl.6l7.CeoC7
Rents accrued 25lD 81
Market value Stock
and Bonds over cost 3726lS90
Net premiums in
course of collection $3.50 2X
Net deferred quar-
terly and semi-annual
Premiums, 9i.2659}
Gross Assets Deem -,1--,-- -
Der 3l' 1870 Si3 1850 90
LIABILITIES:
Amount required to
reinsure all outstand-
ing Policies. net. as
suming 4 per cent, in
terest $33 494,OiJ %
All other liabilities. 79S 1900
Surplus, Dec, 81 1875. S4,OO4,s ,s5I .oa
Increase of Assets during 1875. a3O5o. .o54, ,o3
Ratio of expenses of manage
ment to receipts in 1875, 7,55 per cent,
Poltlcs IN force. December 81,
1873. 6o6 2O9, insuring. S,gjOj7.s4o 90
Statement of Receipts and disbursements O,
CONNECTICUT Mutual JGe LIFE rvsrp
:, ANCE COMPANY,
From Its organization December 10. 's4S to
December 81, 1875.
For Premiums. $S7 504 0l34s
For interest and
Rents. II l76 O6e1
rsprecnn-s sl0s go OsO %
To PolICY HOLDERS:
Claims by Death d ma
tured Eindovments. s23 O33 226 80
Surplus returned 10
u
Surrendered and
Lapsed Policies, 1910 67s27
Fv.vvsv -s,j rs lGs 81
Y IN IN siontr to
Agents. 81 436 ls2 %
GERS, Clerks. and 9TH
ers employed upon
salary, "a 9G6 80
Medical Examiners
| fees. 3290oi0s
Printing, Stationery,
Rent. Exchange. Pos
tage, Advertising and
all mis- e Ian cons
charges, $50 lq.G1
T,,n-c. ----9 1891 I33i
NoS 1Hu f"ht aud loss . U5U 532 q
Total Disbursements 9Is0l4si
Baiance, net Assets. Dec. 81 "a. S41 1862 Os5 q.
MAUI Vi eApehses to recents. 81 per cent
L.. Buck, Agent.
o..,, ,,, No West Seventh Street.
-'e .aN wilmington. Del
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SHERiFFns sALE.-By virtue of writ
exposed to Public saIe at the Hotel now oc.
capleo by Henry d. Paulen, in odessa, in
81. Georges Hundred IN New Castle County,
Del, on
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ of I.evari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale,
AZ the Hotel now occupied by Thomas ID.
l}radway, in Delaware City, in Red Lion Id
New Cast o County. Del. on
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MONDAY,
THE Sd DAY OF APRIL, 1876,

The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract OF land stu.
ate in st Georges Hundred in the County Of
New Castle. and State OF Delaware, bounced
on the north and northeast by the Port Penn
Road and on the southeast and south by a
division line between this land and lot OF
Mary Cox, thence south seventeen degrees
west twenty-five peroheA and e-tenths of
perch. south seventy-three degrees east
twenty-five perches and live-tenths to Stew
art street, thence south seventeen degrees
west three rerches to the south side of Mer-
chant street south seventy three degrees east
with SAID street to the Delaware River, then
south with SAID river to marsh late OF John
Aiken, thence by the same over land and
Marsh late of John Allrchs William stewart
and others to the said Port Penn Road con-
tanning Two hundred and eighteen acres, be
the same more or less, with the buildings
thereon erected.
Seized and taken ir execution as the pro-
er'y Of David Stewart. NJ. D., and Emma z :,
his wife. and TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. JAMESON, sher'u.
Sncrin's ONCE, New Caste.
March IA. 1876 marlSts
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DlSBUkSED In 1919:
To PoLICY HOLDERS:
For CLAIMS bv Death
and matured Endow-
ments s2.132 35227
Surplus returned to
Policy helders 5i3 sc Us
Lapsed and surrend
cred p licies. GAL 09, AZ
--s6, 2O6.6l3 u
EXPENSES:
Com mi ions to
Aeent', 1923 $40 s5
Salaries of Officers.
Clerks and all o hers
employ ed up on salary 1885 Gj
Medical Examiners
fees $4,000
Printing. stationary,
Advertising, Postage,
Exchange. etc ll3,50j IS
=- 74l,372 0s
TAxEs 2i6,3l6 50
7.194.602 0s
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SKERIFF'S SALE,

CKEKIFF'S SALE,
BY virtue of a writ of Vendi'ic nj Expo ,s
to the directed. will he EXPOSED to Public
Sale, a. tine
WASHINGTON HOUSE. a15 MARKET ST
Kept now by Hugh Horner. in the city of
"ilm'ngton, New Castle unity. DelrIware.
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JANUARY lsT, 1875.

JANUARY Isr, 1875.
THr
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
THIRTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT. :.
Net Assets, January 1875. $3S 83s, ,c61.s5
RECEIVED IN 1875:
For Premiums, $7.165. .46S 55.
For interest aud rent 2,652 g3 81
--- 9SlS,U0 81
e4S 6J6 kiS IL
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CHEkIFF'S SALE.
- Byvlrtue of a writ of Ais Ven iitioni Ex
pUihidais, tpUhdin, 10 me aireeted' viii be exposed TO
ware street. kept by George WHITFIELD. in The
CITY OF New Castle. New Castle Hundred and
County. 5Dd State Of Delaware. on
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BLAcRsToSg's Commentaries on Eng
lish law have been considered for many
years past pretty fair authority when
discussing the principles of free gov
eminent. In chap, II, p. III, the
learned author refers in these words to
the absolute necessity Of the freedom
of elections; "And, as tits essential to
the very being Of Parliament that cleo
tions should be absolutely free, there
fore ali undue influences upon tho cleo
tors are illegal and strongly prohibited
For Mr.. Locke ranks II among those
breaches of traSSt in tho executive mag
istpate, which, according to his notions,
amount TO dissolution of the govern
ment, if no employs the force, treasure,
and offices of the society to corrupt the
representatives, or openly to prear
range the electors, and prescribe what
manner Of persons shall be chosen
For thus to regulate candidates and
electors, and now model the ways of
election, what is it, says he, but SO
curity2 As soon, therefore, as the time
and place Of election, eithet in counties
or boroughs, are fxcd, all soldi rs quar-
tered In the place are to remove, al
least one day before the election, tc
the distanceof two miles or more; and
not to return till one day after the pol
Is ended"
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of the hotel2' 1T was stupid, but in
deed she didn't" "What was her name,
and whore did she come from 2 20 yes,
she know that. She WAS Mrs -----, from
Sacramento, and her husband was there.
She had no relatives East. Here was
her nurse, and please wouldn't some
body telegraph to her husband, who
knew at what hotel she WAS going TO
stay in Philadelphia, and her husband
would get her all right. No, she wasn't
a bit bothered, and II the captain would
only let the very gentlemunly police
man who had found her take her round
the Centennial, while m answer wa'
coming from Sacramento, she wonldn'
waste her time" The telegraph mes
sage was sent to California, the HUSBAND
replied, and the little lady, at the cos
of aome SOS found out where she wa
staying, and was returned to her h tie
and to her friends that evening,
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If Mr.. Vambury, tho famous Hun
rarian traveller, may be believed, Iur
kew has thrown doublesixes at last in
the matter of a Sultan, and at the mo
ment when she most needs such a
piece of good luck, The young Abdul
Hamid, according to Mr. Vambury, Is
everything that his immediate prede'
cessors were not. He has dismissed
one hundred Of his servants about the
palace and sent hem into tho army,
and by cutting down the civil list he
has compelled his kinsmen and the
great dignilaries to follow his example
He has selected as The tutor OF his chill
dren Ali Sauvi EHendi, u real Turkish
relormer, who was "bulldozed" Ivy
Abdul ziz for advocating democratic
changes in the public administration,
He goes about Stamboul freely, and is
winning universal population This il
all very promising, but we remember
that Nero was the most popular OF Ro'
man emperors. Abdul.Hamid is very
young. Let us hope he will wear Is
well MS he begins.
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New York Sun,l
Scene l.--French's Hotel. Time, mid
day. Fat hotel clerk, smiling, and
brushing his diamond stud with n feoth-
en- Enter young m4n in hurry. He
writes on the register, John Green,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Young mani shall take room this
evening Some bundles may be sent
here for me this afternoon, !f the
charges are not moro than So, pay
them. z
Exit young man in q hurry, Clerk
stitlly bows and continues to brush his
diamond stud with II feather. d
Scene ll.-Time one hour later. En-.
ter small boy with heavy oblona
package He struggles up to the coun.
ter and says: "A bundle Tor Mr., Green.
The chal Sc is 80 so
Clerk drops tho ather, and permits
the din mona to dazzle the small boy y
eyes. Then he takes the bundle, and
pays him 80 90,
Scene lll.--Time, the following day
Fat clerk scratches his head with the
feather and thinks OF Mr.. Green and
the small boy, and the 1850 Then he
opens the oblong bundle and discovers
n brlck-bat in paper box, with n note
saying: This is the best Russian clay
could find -" .tH r..,...}
Clerk exclaimsi "Godelmity," and
the proprietor OF tho hotel debts hin,
with the $3.50
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The Rev. DR. Tying, Jr,, recently told
his Q ngregation that If the ladies of
his church would give up their three.
button gloves and wear one, button
gloves instead, enough money would be
saved to support nm orphan house,
whereupon, some of the ladies' suggest
ed TO their rector the possibility of saw.
ing out of the cigar money Of the male
members Of the church, from the rec
tor down, enough to carry on one or
two asylums. They suggested also that
three.button gloves did not make
dirt or an unsavory odor, and that they
had not deleterious effect on the nerves
Of the adies who wore them; while, on
the other hand, the brethren would be
cleancr, sweeter, and healthier IT they
would quit the use Of tobacco and give
to the cause OF the orphans the money
they now expend on this carnal graft
fcation. But the brethren could moi
see i, through the smoky clouds ex
hailed from their incinerated Havenas
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TnIs is Judge Lords sentence OF the
Younger brothers; 81 have no words
of comfort for you or desire to deride
or reproaoh you. While the law leaves
YOU life, all its hopes, Ill its pleasures
and all It's joys are gone out nom you
an 4 all that Is left is the empty shell
l sentence you, Thomas Coleman
Younger to be confined in the State
prison at hard labor to tho end Of your
natural life; and you, James Younger
that you be confined in the State prison
at hard labor TO the end OF your YOU
natural life And you, Robert Young
err, that you DO confined in tho SIat'
prison at hard labor to the ond OF YOU
natural life.
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VOrrespoa,ience wi,h n Carpac

" rginia Cty New Chronicle.I
Some weeks ago young scapegrace
in this city, who had left his parental
roof in New York under n cloud in
1865, concluded TO put up job on the
old gentleman and makca raise. He
accordingly telegraphed to his father in
New York. ........g ... 10
Mr.. -: Your son Walter was
killed in the Con, Virginia this morn.
ing by falling cage. What shall we
do with the remains2 NJ, Il. BARKER"
Almost Immediately Geographic or.
der came for $3.50 and the laconio reply:
Bury them, The fictitious NJ. l..
Barker froze to the $3.50 and went on a
royal spree, and few weeks afterwards
wrote TO his father over his real name
rs follows: .-A 9, ss..3.- Gs.
DEAR FATHER ! have Just learned
that an infamous scoundrel named Bar
ker sent you a fictitious account of my
death and swindled you out Of $3.50.
lie also borrowed SIS from me and left
the country | writeJto inform you
that l am yet alive and long to see the
old parental roof again. ! nm in some
what reduced circumstances, the nc.
oumulation OF the last five years having
been lost---a disastrous stock operation
land IT you would spare me 500 / will
be ever thankful for your favor Give
MY love TO all. Your atioetionate son,
! u9ul3ugd0 .p 9A,.s a3 lwALTgB. '"."
A few dpys later tho voung man r.-
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boys who had Just been paid oil They
were rather rough in their manners,
and hoistJrous in their language Bel
lets girl who sat next 70 one OF the
bow boys, cast one side glance towards
them, and that glass eye Of hers stuck
And the worst of it was Belets girl was
not aware Of the fact that her left
hand optic was left gancing sideways
towards the cowboys, while her sure
enough eye was looking implorin9ly
towards Belief. The Texan sitting
nearest TO Beliefs girl looked at her
and caught her looking sideways and
wnking out Of her glass eye at n rapid
rate. He punched his partner in the
ribs, and, with glance towards Beliefs
girl, iemarkedi .
How is this, Polk? Reckon I'm
sold thar ell ~ i.'I. f.'."t
Then the Texan looked towards the
girl. aud still the glass ego remained
stationary, while the eyeid kept up It's
winking.
The Iexan moved closer TO Beliefs
girl and spoke to her She became
terrified and appealed to Belleg WIN
her good eyc---tle glass eye still ogling
the Texan. 20 The latter attempted to
enter into conversation. when she mp
pcaled to Belief to stop the car and she
would get out. Then Belief got up and
inquired whether the Texan intended
to insult tho lady, but at tho same time
caught siHnt OF her lett eye level d
languishingly upon the cowboys This
made him madden than ever and he
rcproached his girl in language very
nncomplimcntary. Bellcts girl shed
tears out Of one eye, and the COW boy
bounced Belief. The latter yelled
police and Bcllets girl tainted. Just
rs the car stopped Belief went out Of
the car into Officer Davis arms, and
was given in charge by the car driver
Tor insulting il lady,
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
ReturnA from MI the hiaiss--Thn Pop
uIar MRjDriiy for TtId"n-Ihe hi"i"s
Carried ny Zach Candidate.

From tho Philadelphia Times
The last of the official returns Of the
vote for President ut the November
election were received on Saturday.
The following table gives the aggregate
of votes for each candidate as officially
returned The vote is that of the b! iii
est elector on each ticket, where they
could be asccrtuined. Theond Masonic
and American Alliance tickets appear
in the scattering column, New York,
of course gives the largest total vote
and the largest vote Tor Tilden and
Hayes. Nevada gives the smallest total
vote, and the smallest vote Tor eacn OF
the leading candidates. Fourteen States
give no vote for Cooper Illinois gives
him the largest vote and Rhode Isl nd
the smallest Twenty five States give no
vote Tor smith. New York gives him
the largest and Oregon the smallest
vote.
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Tho regulh: soc elton and nov Of the gus
trio juices, d Of thebilo which tho use Of
II strtters stomach Bites pro,nctcs, are
effects which oOnduce ia ateralIy TO the es'
toratlon oi Health, wnen ', System Ii DIS
ordered. FOOD IL not digosted In the disrop-
tic stomach because the gastric ndid IL
iefc ent, suIeIabui dant or Viilat,n tho
liver becomes congesIed and the b weiH con-
stipated because tho supply oi bic Is made
uualv or mis- ERECTED. The B.ttcrS rect,heb
All this, aud iemOv n every Ill cons quenco
OF non. assim iiutloa and bilious ire ular-
ity. Furthermore, II stimulates the action
oI tre kidpeyo by which impurities are,
30 to spo,T, STAINED nom tho blood, anu
any tendency In thj urinary organs 10
grow sluggish and oi-ord ersd cOunteIactrd.
Whether II DO used as II means OF req lating
gastric or bilious secretion, and relieving tile
Jyrrlo tded bowels, or to promote complete,
and therefore healthful, urlc alton, Hostel
ter's Billcrs may be relied upon with conn
dencs to acco B. plish the end IN View
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Two White Cooks. Apply at once ut In.
telligencc Office, two doors east Of the Post.
ONCE.
A new :]soctave Plano, with an modern
improvements, cheaI; all take one half
DO rd. Apply NJ lnlelig, nio ONCE, or nd
dres 20. Box 1870.
One secondhand Fire. Proof Sale for sale
Apply Ut Intelligence o nee.
House aud lot, cheap for cash.
Second hand freight, and two exptes,
wagons; also, mnle', horses and ponies.
Farm For sale or Rent.
wanted--A Farm TO rent ON shares.
Wanted To Rent,
A party wants To rent stock farm.
NiiuatiOn.
WaL ted Situation - Cook or Chamber.
maid, by coiored woman. Apply at Incl.
ligence ufnoc.
Situation TOR two men on farm.
situption for Single man, Experienced As
Salesman, with good references.
t. Female Help Wanted.
Fix waiting girls, one cnamburmaid aud
Two washerwoinen. Apply to
a. j. LAwTON q CO.,
No e05 Main 81, y Doors East Of Postofie,
dec2B-dln,
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DALLAS. TEX A s
SUNDAY MORNING 80 DECEhBER 81

The last few days have boon such as
TO test our faith IN religion. He who
can sit down on sidewalk three times
running and get up and walk OIL
humming hymns or quoting Sculpture
such man is a Christian.
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A iosi Woman ne the Centennial.
From tue PHILADELPHIA 1Imeai

. Quite pretty womnn was found one
day in the Centennial grounds, whs, IN
the most cheerful way announced that
isahsvns lost." She Ind separated from
her party. In which building n aslsed
the POLICEMAN. "Hadn't The least idea u
How should she know She had ar.
rived Of nisht' "pidshe know the'namo
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NJ j irty for I'll ten oyer Hayes, 2Il U4i,
over all, ii7,Nsi; tuttl vote, 81 0, 81
"Vpto Will be inor1a9 d By returns from
DeK NIB, which gives riden OIL majority
a Returning Baud count General Bar.
lows dguring CIV, Tllden 27 ma Tor ~.
y b Two counties lHckln OIL. H.
9 Retu ming Board y INT Actual figures
OH face OF re- urnS, when opened by thr
Boa d, Ttldnn, ~, S2j; Hayes, U,02L
d Returns certlhed by the board OF Cam
u
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.asAaiRi yvlth tho t,,nrp Eyc,--
nansas CITY Tim.sl..agy o.

~ i'~~si 49,
9dBe'lett's girl has glass eve and 1t
was that one particular pisoe, of /; parti.
colorsd glass which opu.ed Belief ar,
rest last evening When Belt md biS
girl ct on the up town car at tho de.
pSs there was q party Of Texas COW.
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" THAT are toeth wit out a tooth-vash7
Where's this pleaaure Of tho breath
II the teeth are black or yellow,
II tho mouth Ia foul ~ deulhf
TO what do teeth ur gums amount
Or breath, deprived OF SOTODEHr7
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4 Nat Pron,,Ai,ivn

DR.. Tut authoriSs his ngepts TO refund the
money IN every case whore HIS hair dyetaiIs
Perfect abstraction guHrN' teed ltacis llko
magic, easily applied, and is perfect ma
turaL sold by al respectable druggists, IS
Murray street, New York. doo.4S-uSw.
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Austin Statesman; The Sulphur
Springs Gazette says that Ward Tay
lor, Of the Jimplecute, was rugged out
In q new suit Of clothes by his Friends
in Jefferson, o few days ago. Since
Swindells left Tna DALLAs HERALD,
Ward Ia tho ugliest man connected
with the Texas press" But what does
Crooks, OF the Courier, sav to all this 2
Does he resign In favor Of Ward Taylor9
crookss generosity 10 confessedly
boundlesg but tho concession now IA.
handed at his hands 10 too much 10 be
yielded. He tas been deemed Tor
years, despite all Of Swindells' er ceful
grimaoes, the ne pip, uitra Of editorial
lovelinoss, and Ward Taylor must mod.
crate hiA aspirations. .uluILnt.J ot
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Poor little dog His mistress loved
him and did not intend his annihila
ton. But shs was such big woman
and he such little dog, And as he
trudged along at her heels on that lev
sidewalk he had no idea that she would
slide up. But she did. She also sat
down. II seemed like mountain. The
little dog saw what was coming but Ind
no time to get out from under. 1t was
a very sad death But the woman con-
soles herself--for, though sad, il was not
lingering. Poor little dog He was so
little when she got through with him
He had better been cremated than
spread out 80 thin Il Chicago ournal. 3
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alsss7Ii asz17ls sslisss |lss ialsai7s=iH'iiss
MISCELLANEOUS.
Intelligence Office

w " - ~
..... DALLAp, December 90, 1879.
Wehave this day opened an Office At No.
400 Main Ntreet, for the purpose OF doing
A General Intelligence Business.
Do YOU want Cook. Washer, House Ser
ynpl, Coachmun, Or Hell OF any kiLdY
Gail md see Us. -'.'
DO YOU want n Stlesmsn, Book Keeper,
Agent, Porter, or Partner? Cah ANA let LIS
furnish you.
Doyou want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
HANDS, q rdners, or Trade pr, pie Of any dc.
| scIlptiong We viii iurul. hyou.
Do you want to He'll OF Rent your House,
Room. Stlie, Lot OF Farm We will send
you applicants.
Do you want 10 take one or more Boardei "
We win tend them to you ,.
DO you want 10 sell an old Engine, u Piono
Il Wutch,a Team, or Wagon, ~ Horse, or nm
Old Buspy; IN tact, hnv you ANYlHING
you wish 10 dispose oi2 We Will gl,e you
the benefit OF an advertisement Ia our col.
umn ANA aand purchases to yon,
And 10 any person wl,blng ~ SITUATION
| OF ANY DESCRIPTION, We would ~ y mat
| we are prapared TO pi.e them informant Ion
VIII CHI they cannot gat elsewhere IN the city
uhd II dsituations for them.
| To the Citig lns. NJ arcnants, Tradespeople,
STRANGERS, anu Farmers OF Dams ana viciu-
ity, we appeal Il, patti image, aud We guar.
antee prompt attention ana cour, eouN treat.
ment ali. ..I
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OUR GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST.

n y
n
. Z
Cassier Jams and Celebrated NV Baun Gpis a. Gaat Bargain
ChtIdr UnuerN vcnr. ia ii re very
n m of ~ coor
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled i. ....-.
Unsurpassed !!

INTERESTING INFORM TO CONSUMERS OFALL KINDS OF GOODS
choice
much
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N Nj stlIId IA 40, VITA new sHuulr
1 J,ULl 4 uu. ut 80 lpiele. tiLe gduiantccu.
AZ oxrvll"Ht chance Tor amy q Whu de-
slris g0rS hor'e wltl uhd uUtud tito NJ Z.
Reasonable piss. address "uOrse," care
Nr'ulu Office. ,c&i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

ANp-UiO do,es utg "a Iuu,. 10 exchange
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

A AND go Acr.s OF Land. uue-lhird tim
~ boz, situated In he NprG.-wesL conner
OF Freeht ne county, aiJDininS Workman
station ON tho AOus On and Texas Uentr Il
haiiio II. There are % acres under fence,
and nrcisShry Ouildiu. ! on the pl 'ce. he
above oscr,bod prem lseH Will 10 suli Ouoap.
ALdres, k. Is. L0mgDOthHm, Workman ~ta-
tinu. Preston ciuuty, texas n bVO-3 n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

GUoK "A white woman 10 eoox and do
- re leral hnu .ewolk, In II family OF four.
Apply TO H. lit i-hale, Camp st., north
sue "" Den I. npcT II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

\ , )SSUUrl LAND-Flve hundred acres OF
w land In Southeast Missouri, cheap
with perfect title, or viii exchange Tor Dallas
NlLY prOn nTlN. AdlrpRH. n. Y. TINS ntIlcn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

EoMBI NATION LOCK SAFE-Hall's pet
~ eat, cheap. Apply 10 9. b., Herald
OSice may lO-u