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of most important is that there is good
prospect Of Tie settlement of the church
troubles il Germany, the submission of
tae clergy to the ''Falk law The
Cologne Gazette of the 9th says mot
withstanding the reiterated denials Of
the ultramontane journals, we learn from
Berlin that the Catholic clergy and lay
men are using their influence with the
Pope to obtain sanction for a formal
submission to the Falk laws, in the con-
fident hope Chat, though outwardly ac-
cepting, they will be able to deprive
them of their efficiency against the
church. A pamphlet is announced from
the pen Of Herr Reichensberger, one Of
the most prominent leaders of the party,
which Is understood TO be intended to
the way for the proposed compromise"
The interIninable accounts OF victories
and defeats from Spain and Turkey
continue to come over the wires. No
reliance can be placed upon the reports
OF either party. The Central American
States, San Salvador and Guatemala,
are about to commence war; and Por-
fro dag is starting reyolntionn in
Mexico. MAXWELL.
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NASBY's NEW PLAY.
The Origin and the End OF the tTnlim-
lied Trust and Confidence
Company.
[From the Buffalo Express.

"Intlation" had a send off on Satur
day night Ii is founded on the well
known letters from the "Confedrit y
Roads" In the dramatization closer
connection with the original letters
has been preserved than was main
tanned by Mark Twain in placing the
"Gilded Age" on the stage. The cur
tain rises upon scene, Bascom's store.
All old friends Deacon Pynam, Col
onel McPelters, lssaker Gavit, Colonel
Buckby, and Peter Pugsby-are found
imbibing their "morning sustenance."
TO them appears the ex-Postmaster,
Nasty, who, being. adjudged loser In
local horse race, is requested to
treat, the crowd. The refusal of
Bascom to sell whiskey OH credit in
spires in the brain of Nasty the bril-
liant idea of a bank, which shall Issue
notes to an unlimited extent, and shall
be STYLED the "Unlimited Trust Conf
dence Company" The curtain falls
amid the uproariOus enthusiasm which
followed the broaching of the plan.
We are next introduced to the prac-
teal workings of the great trust COM
pany. The grooming Of the printing
press is heard as the crisp notes are
turned of by the bushel. Now, Nasty
declares that he just begins to appre-
ciate the power of the press.
Act III. exhibits the Corners IN the
noontide of financial prosperity. Mon-
ey is as plentiful as water; the corner
stone Of the new bank is laid amid inn
posiug ceremonies, but shadow al
ready begins to fall upon the scheme.
The supply of whiskey in Bascom's
grogshop is running low. Something
must be done to furnish funds, ana
Nasty once more comes to the 'front.'
Act ". beholds him transported 10
Frankfort, Kentucky, and busy with
men and women lobbyists in carrying
through questionable bills, among
which Is an enormous appropriation
for the "unlimited." His star is in the
ascendant; his ventures prosper ne
gives a grand entertainment, put, ike
a latter day Belshazzar, he IS over
whelmed in the hour of pleasure Dy
the news that his appropriation is not
granted. his bills are killed, and ire
Himself is debarred from the Legissia-
tnre for regulation and fraud. the
last act shows the utter humiliation OF
the great financier, who is dragged on
the stage by the indignant Pugsoy'
CONVINCED ofthe failure of his schemes
he accepts the village storekeepers OF
fer of clerkship, and retires to pri-
vate life.
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HIDES AND pELrRuEs.
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,

| CANDLES-Are in moderate supply and
demand they are quoted at l7A@Hnc.
RlUE-The stock is ample for the demand
| prime, 71@7H; choice, SgSl4c.
fine, 81 so.
s0AP-Chicago, O]I@7c; Proctor 4 Gamble
STARCH-Good stock and moderate re.
quest. We quote at 6@Bl5c
COAL OlL-ln good supply and demand
Wequote: bbls 9292tc; cases 81 65@2 W, nc.
cording TO quantity.
DRIED APPLES-ln moderate supply
and demand at ll@ll1sc.
BACON-'Stocks ample and demand good
market very firm, ID. y. Q. sides li@iiHc
bacon, c. sides, l69l54c; breakfast, lSc
shoulders, none In market.
HAMS-S. G., canvassed, lGc; uncanvassed
l51@l0bc.
We quote half bbls. at IS; whole, 49,
COFFEE--Market tlrm; supply full
Wequote Good, 22la, DE; prime, 2S@2Sl Ic
choice, 23H@2ic, currency.
,sUGAR-Louisiana-falr to prime, 9g91ic
lie; white clarified, ll&@l2c. Refined In
fair supply and light demand. We quote
standard A, llA@l&4c; crushed, l2k@l21{c
powdered, l2%@l254c.
SSES-Louisiana In fair supply
very little common on hand. We quote
prime, 50@52c; choice, 6Sd7Oc, in barrels; &c
per gallon additional in II barrels.
LARD-In fair supply. Wequote: choice
kettle rendered, ties, l5@ljAc h-bbls l5li
@l515cj refined, 1i@nhc; lOb cans, l5Isc ION
cans, lEi4c 5 and Ion cans, l6@l614c
CORN MEAL Market easy at " per cwt
FLOUR--Scarce. Prices advanced l0c per
cwt all round. We quote. Ocean Pear, xxx
Dbl, 81 30, sack, 50 50; Cream City, xxx, bbl.,
SO 81, sacks, 81 25 Harvest Queen, Xxx, bbl,,
50 80, sacks, 50 %; Snow Flake, xxxx,
Dbl, 81 IS, sacks, So SO; Gold Dust, xxx, Dbl.
60 s., sacks So %; Dunkey, XXX Dbl. So 30,
sack, So 05; swans Down, xxx, hbl., 81 30,
sacks, So so; Lilly White, xxx, bbl., 81 S.,
sacks, So 20 Mlllers Xxx, bbl., 50 80 sacks,
81 95; Mills, X, bbl., s. 10. sacks, ~ 70,
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The oueen,s Horses.

"John Pauln has been into the royal
stables in London. Besides horses lor
her own use, the Queen has to keep d
mount for equeries, exons ana otheI
exigencies, she has one hundred anu
sixty in all. Most are of the Hanover
ian breed from stock introduced by one
of the Georges. But there are some
finer strains of blood to be seen-lltne-
limbed beauties, with arched necks
ouivering notwithstanding an admlx-
ture at least of Arabian. The favorite
horse color of England is bay. with
black legs. On State occasions lamp
black and oil are used to bring the legs
that tall short of the standard up 10
a nroper tone, so the groom said. In
one of the stables the horses Oh one
siJe were white as milk; on the other
coal black. Here we saw the eight
cream.colored steeds wlrich were to
draw Her Majesty to Parliament on
opening day, the harnestes,also inn
npprted by the Georges-red leather,
he trimmings gold-plated ON copper.
The i'm mense state carriage. a legacy
Of ri the same reign, was not to 60 out
The oaeen has not driven In II since
the Royal Consort died. Ana ii1'ie
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a DISAPPOINTED AorRrss.
a Groek Merchant sends Ser Flower.
Wins Her IIeari, ana Deserts Her.

From the Manchester lEngj Examiner
AZ the Liverpool assizes on Marel
~, the case OF Oolebrook ngalnst Roll
was heard. The plaintia, Miss Arli,
Colebrook, sought To recover eS 0o1
damages for breach Of promise IA
marry. Her lawyer, In opening, snid
tnat she was a young lady who
ilaue lhe Stage q profession, and when
she made The defendants acquaintance
sue had before her career OF promise.
Az that time she was between twenty
anu twenty'one years OF age, and the
defendant was five years older He
Deset her with attentions, sent her
lowers and at length won her regard.
The defendant belonged to family
wei known in the mercantile world,
was Greek merchant, aud had a con.
siderable Income; but, as he repre.
scented that his hard-hearted uncle WINS
making inquiries about him, the plaln.
TN returned to the stage, the defend
ant continuing his loyal devotion and
attention to her and meeting her
nightly at the theatre. Afterward, al
ms request, the plaintiff gave up the
Stage, and they went Co stay at New
Brighton, where they passed as Mr..
and Mrs. Rail-. During tn ir residence
ut Pool Cottage the defendant from
time to time informed her that his
uncle was still watching them, and
that he had received offers OF marriage
with ladies with large fortunes, but
that out OF devotion TO the plalntill he
had rejected those offers. They had
now lived together between four and
nVe years, the plaintiff showing all
the devotion ola wife, and the defend
ant, on his part, giving evidence of the
strongest and most enduring affection.
Afterward the defendant found IL
necessary to reduce the expenditure,
and they left Pool Cottage ard re-
turned to Liverpool. She chung TO him,
and he renewed his offers of marriage,
but, still in fear Of his uncle, he In.
duced her to go TO London, where he
was to join her, the defendant swear
ing by the cross he adored, and by the
grave of his mother, that he would
keep his word. After the plaintiff had
SSth III LOhNuu lOI bOllt tlIlG she !
heard, to her surprise, OF the marriage
Of the defendant.
Miss Artie Colebrook, the plaintiff,
a neatly-dressed, golden-haired young
woman, was then called. She said, in |
reply to Mr.. Gully, that she would be
next August. In 1869
she was acting at Alexandra Theatre,
In Liverpool, but did not remember at
what salary-it was so many years
ago. While there she made the ac-
Iuaintance of the defendant. On two
occasions he told her that he had been
offered in marriage two ladies, one of
whom he said had such q long nose
md the other such bad figure, but
hat he would rather have indepen-
lence and his own TITLE Artie.
Mr.. Michael Antonio Rail- swore I
hat never in his life did he promise to
marry the plaintiff In May, 1875, he
vas engaged to his present wife, and
he and Galatti in that month went to
he plaintiff and told her that his init
macy with her must cease, aud that If
he would consent not to communi.
ate with him she should be allowed
~ Il month, and she consented to that.
The jury found for the defendant.
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ESCULENTS.

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand, at
81 coal 80 per Dbl.
potato ES--Market fully stocked. We
quote at 50 1908 W per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at 81 70 q 2,S5 per Dbl, all
varieties.
BEANs-Northern and Eastern in good
demand ut 4c per Id,
CABBA GES-Lght stock and In moderate
demand. They are selling In bulk at sl2@ls
per 100 head, as to quality.
BUTTER--Choice in fair supply, stock
light. Cooking, lSc common, Csc choice
Soc.
CHEESE--Stock ample; choice Western,
l5@l5H.
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ruE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD MdAddS Is P1 ~ SsS every
nolancs. SIS forsix months VI for one month
n, snts FOR one week single copies, o cents,
prSOs daily Herald In now furnished 10 SUBJ
ll XIV py carrier nj % cents per week. The
Civ WI be delivered regularly each morn
PNpslt nm early hour, 10 any part OF the city
lS m6nrbs within mile and half OF the
, ,1S house. Subscribers falling TO receive
XII, XIII paper will oblige by reporting at this
amee,
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alILROAD TIME TABLE.
,,,lyai and Departure OF Trains al
Dallas.
aousroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
THE MAILS.
rlnl and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail.

Northern Mail,
N aM, X. and 4. Il. r., comprising western
er,hefn and eastern states, New York and
NJ Louis malls, arrivesat 0i25 p m; departs
n iflj am. Pouch closes at IN.
Al Southern mail.
IA yev Orleans and southern Louisiana, CAL
. sion. Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
clnls Ia southern Texas arrives vt 7:45 a
a departs at 6:25 p IN. Pouch closes at p m,
Eastern Mail,
Ma T, and p. R.R., comprising southern and
bIldle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
ihs Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
cslern Texas, arrives daily at 1905 p m; de-
erts daily at 6;l5 p III. Pouch closes at
~ Western Mail,
from Fort Worth, Cleburne, Grnnbury,
'Veatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksborO
INA western posts, arrives at 4:OO p IN; de-
'arts at 800 m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
tImbers, arrives at Q p IN Wednesday and
I&turday; departs Monday and Thursday Mt
~ Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
bls, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
htip m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Departs at 0. o. m. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
arrives every Monday at p. m. Departs
tuesday at a. m.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 3 n. IN. to p. m; money
Dder window, s q. IN. to IL IN and from p.
b. to4 p. m. Stamps sold from n. IN, to
BIN. Letters registered only curing money
lrders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
pnCe on any account, will please present the
lame in writing or in person, to the Post
llaster
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CoRN-Stock light. We quote, Texns 40,
Kansas, huskod, 6Oc; sacked, 7OaI6c' WV
WHEAT Good demand; recelpts lisht
No, 2Ted, 81 10; No, Q, 65c. ''s"'
BAhLEi-htook small with little demand.
run bright bOci common, A950c.
OATS-Recelpts moderate with good de
mnnd, Prime red, 3io; mixed ana biaek. Sc
~ E-nlock small, with little or NO dc.
mhnd, Good medium, SOC per bushel
bhAN-Market well supplied With air dc.
mand. We quote at Mc peTowt.
HAi--Wo quote AZ sl0s,l6 per ton,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--John ID. Kerfoot.
Engineer-W William NJ. Johnson.
Attorney Barnett Gibbs.
4 Treasurer-John W, Bowen.
Secretary--J. b. Hereford.
! Assessor and Collector-J. y. Ogden.
Marshal--W. II. Morton.
Health Ofiicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward: d.. Ervay, j. W
fuwdus. Second ward: WI. Clark and n
'Guedry. Third.ward h. +. Jett ana II M
Rowan, Fourth ward j. l.. Williams anu
]. NJ. Newsome.
Of Immigration-J. Manlove.
. The offices of the various city officers are
St,he city market house. The board OF Al
5rmen meet in regular session at the coun.
Il room over the market, every Tuesday
40
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Wonder CInderellas pumpkin looked
my eoarh this coach looked like N
pumpkln' As circus wagon, ID wonld
We success, aud some day will be sold
lof one Yet the original cost-as the
groom story gOes-was eS,000.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-St light We quote medium
at So per barrel; choice 81.
LEMONS-Stock moderate; Mossina, per
box, SO.
ORANGES-Lights stock and moderate de-
mand; choice Messna are held AT W per box
BANANAS--Good stock and fair demand.
We quote fair 10 prime, S26si per bunch.
FIGS--ln layer, per pound, 20c.
PECANS-Scarce and In fair demand az
l0c per pound.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
CONSTABLRS
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
III Masonic bodies meet at 5l0 Main street
arc. M. Wheat's store.
ALIAS CHAPTER, No. At, Royal Arch
sons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
OF Dallas, on the first Monday In eacn
nth.
A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. E. H. p.
osEPH L. FISHER, Secretary.
ANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, 4. & A. NJ.
cts ON the second and last Saturday oven.
OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
B. LoUcKx, Secretary.
fALLAS LODGE, No Az +. a A. NJ.
cts on the first and third Saturday even.
8 OF every month, at its hall over Q. NJ
leat's store, on Main street: -, .
PADeETr, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
areka Lodge, U. D., IL 0. o. T., meets at
4 HARRISON, Dallas county, every Weuhes'
'evening, at half-pastI 9 TRSSK No.
s.. FLnvp, Secretary.
nDGEl,Ey nNCAMPMENT No. 25, l.. o.
. F., meets on the first and third FRIDAY
Tits in each month, at the odd Feiiows'
WAGNER, Scribe.
. ALIAS LODGE No. "A, ]. o. Q. y, m s.sis
I every Wednesday night. at the Odd Eel
~ Hall. b. CANDY, n. u
y. THEvENET, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No.l0s I o. o. F. meets
e1y Monday night at Odd Fellows nan;
G. Ii. CALHOUN, Nc.
TuRLEY. Secretary. n
CHAPEL LODGE, /. o: q. ~
eets every Saturday night at the Thoihaf
SION s. RECORD. W. G. T.
w W. RECORD W. Secretary.
pALLAS LODGE No. l4s, l. o. g. T., meett
Hery Friday night, at their lodge room, Oh
an street, between Austin and Lamar.
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. Z. L.
~. McNEALus, w. s.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
NV niseyery. Monday night at old Colleg'
naiug, Elm street, at eight o'clock r; NJ;
N. B. FRANKLIN, W.P.
~. RUSSELL. r.. 8. -
B,Nai BIRTH.
pALLAs LODGE NO. lg7, B'NAI B'RlTH
every second and fourth TUESDAY II
nmonth. President, ID. 0osifn; vice pres
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rHE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
crrY and COUNTY Of DALLAS,
WEEKLY HERALD

-, WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub
llh Very saturday morning, bubaorip-
blibss Der annumj sl.b0 for ak months,
lbn, st. s In advance. No subscription taken
pysgIa,sss oerlod than six month
lol sI e {.ements inserted NJ tn rate OF q 80
Aotoare for the frst Insertion, and 10 oenta
Ri seh subsequent Insertion
~ sa9 notices, marriages, deaths, public
OgllI,n"gs cards OF thanks, ETC., 10 DO paid for
p ngssl1 nd yertisement ratea'
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WINES AND Liquors.

WHISKY--sl 1908 50.
BRANDY-Domestic 81 5O@2 50; imported
S8@l0.
GIN-sl 50@2 90.
CLARET-Si18 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 75@2 90.
HERRY-Imported 81 15@2 w.
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DVERTISING; Chehp; uOOd SysI1,u,.
n dtic,-All persons who cone,m M ~
iaes.i6n ~ advertisements, should senu 30
,ase 10 Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co, Al Park Row,
Gems Han Y " for their BOOK
i Msm seventh edition), containing ISIS OF
over 1000 and es. tass9 for lead
ing VIZ ,,eps in many states at tremendous
l rnaSSnpn Sti from publisha-a' rates. GET THH
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THE TRINITY
CEMETERY co.
10 NOW ORGANIZED.

va thirty acres OF land about one
They have n on,a northeast from the court,
s anu in Dallas county, well enclosed ana ma
Is,d Out into lots. which are offered 70 'ne
R ,19iT AkpiV VoRToN superintende 81, I.
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Notice.

The pr,ce 4 The Daily Herald Is Only y n rot
cants q copy. Newsboys and agen.snsv,hm nav
permitted TO charge more anJ w I'm lorna.
DO 40, we will be pleased 70 recere''
lion or the fact at this ONCE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFFioE on fnE llERAtp, !
DMlah, Texas, April NJ, ls,0. /
MONETARY.

uoLD-'rnere are but few trensaetions IN
@llh, ''-9'''' ''''ns' w
siLNER-selllng, lO5; buying, los
=, EACHANuE-ln fair demand, We ouote
Noihihefelhl' par bank, y premium.
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MRS. WARF|ELD'S NEW BOOKS
New Rocks just ready, by author OF
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIE'

"Sep and Shore, "Tho Household OF Hou.
verle, "Htstor IIowads Temptation a
"Double Wedding" The above Six New
books are written by tho popular Southern
Authoress, Mrs Catharlne a, Wnrneld for
perly OF Mississippi, but now OF LOuisville,
Kyp aud author of the worldwide noted
work, "rhe Household OF Bouvere," which
Is one OF the best and most extraordinary
novels ever published The above slN books
are each Issued IN one larao duOdecimo vol.
ume, bound In morocco cloth, full gilt back
aud side, price ai 10 each, or ei0 90 for n com.
plelo set OF the SIX volumes, put up In neat
and strong box.
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s~xfnr Trusses, supporters and
ETixyM@&. Pile Pipes, "Seeley's Ea-d
4 NAsnf11D 1Rubber Trusses." Cool
NWSSc clearly, light. perfectly saio
S<sss.' Faz. and comfortable, free from
all sour, rusty, channg,
etrnpping, or poulticelike unpleasantness;
used IN bathing, endorsed by the PROFESSION:
long tested, always reliable. BEWARE W
MUTATIONS 0enuine stamped III. b
Seeley." Estabs, 1871 Ches. St, Phila., and
M broadway, N. Y. Sent by mail or express
and sold BY leading druggists. Send for cat
alogue.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
Dan.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas;
District and ex-0tiicio County clerk.
lexander Harwood. A.,
Deputy Clerks--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre M
kown, William A. Harwood.
Isheriff.-James +. Barkley.
40lerk-R. II. Ably.
TAX Clerk--E. NJ. Barkley.
deputy Sheriffs---J. M. Chapman, Inomat
Scott, Beverly Scott, Harry Farmer, J0hn
{.B0wen, George w. Walker, James Mosnel
!. W, Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute Ogden.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
.Treasurer-Martin v. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas Johh'
10.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burtord presiding
3tice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-william sprowls' Lam
ter.
reclnct No. 3-N. o. McAdams, Five
n 10 Creek.
recinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck'
\ idge.
recinct No. 5-Thomas D. Coates, scyene
CONSTABLES.
recinct No. LA. H.Hardin
\ recinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
recinct No. 3--R. F. Barker.
reeinet No. Al. s. Floyd.
recinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
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Above | OoNs are for sale by all booksellers,
or eopieso either one or more OF the above
books, or complete set of them, viii be
sent ~ once To amy one, to any pluce. postage
prepaid or free OF freight, on romitting
their price in u letter 20 the publishers.
T. u. PETERSON Il BROS,
500 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, pa.
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0hl@a apTlf
hull smith, oiilce on Main street over
stale savings Hank, mha5du
W, :, Oldham, ollire ln Miluhlnh building,
opposite lhe l.eIrand hotel, Maip street
1anlidu
john NJ, Atammnus, Attorney at Law, No.
40 N1Flil SIDE Pupllosqnaro, up-slalm.
ocial'du
Courthouse. N
McCoy 4 Mccoy, onlee south aide OF Court.
house square N
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Physicians and surgeons.

Jno, II, Morton, NJ. d., once over First Ma.
tlonnl Hank. Residence corner San Jaelnto
and HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchlb lin
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prN69dtf WITH ras>epse<s' ~ Nv
oliI1eilz II S>esa lad sortuHa'ts|
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-15

pALLAs LODGE NO. 1917, B'NAI FIRTH
es every second and fourth Tuesday In
Month. President, ID. aosiin; vice pres,
t, Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph "
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-15
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Attorneys Law.

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mtiee street south Of Courlhnuaul, Dallas,
Texas, special attention ptid 10 land
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
Rounds Printers Cabinet.

One of the finest specimens of 1.-THE art
preseryative Of all arts is the quarterly
publication issued by Mr.. S. p Rounds, Of
Chicago. Printers look for its appearance
with impotence and peruse it's carefully
edited columns with interest, finding
much valuable and instructive reading,
and a wonderful collection of advertising
matter Of great use to the craft.
1t is now more than quarter Of a
century since we became acquainted with
MIR, Rounds-an acquaintance which, with
added years, has brought added respect
Cor his manly energy and sterling worth
Under many discouragements, the creates
of which was the great Chicago fire which
left him but little more than his head ant
hands to work with, he has succeeded il
rebuilding a business which we hope i!
profitable TO him, and in retoining hosts o
friends who have known him as long al
ourselves. He is the printers friend ant
we hope he may live long and prosper.