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STEAMER LINES.

"DEOrLks LIaE"
NOMINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND LNTERMEDIATE
The .idswbee, st a ,msI
"E. NORRIS"
Captain T. Il BALDWIN,
Will commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from . s@A
wbaIffoot of 9Th street every MON SG..Sa@s3
DAY and TIL u SDAY at 8 a. m.
feb28 N. R. FITZHUGH, Agent.
THE STEAMER HAHBIHGEB,,
Will leave 9Th street wharf at noon r.
on SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS E=N
for Potomac Landings, including -
Mattawoman, Macnodoo and Rasiers to Nomini.
n. b. FITZHUGH,
feb23-tnovl Agent.
NEW EXPREss LINZ VIA CANAL,
IL BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VASE
IhGTON AND GEORGETORG.
From Pier ., North WhsrEe., PhilsdsIssis
From 80 Nster street Georsetovn .Sa<s=SS5S53s
D. O., EONDAG, ct o p. N.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydes
Regular Semi-weekly Line OF Steamers for Provi
age in Boston By this Lire:
@. r. HYDE, Agent fer d. OF q.
VIM. P. CLYDE co, Philadelphia.
y. A. REED, Alex andrta. Va
ID. b. q. MINK, 29 Ievonshire street. Boston.
SFreishts delivered by kno1s Express Orders
at the etssmers' Wharf, VII be promptly attended
TO. scpa-T
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YOU'VE MIDDLET Rssi r,,.,. .uot,o,.sr.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT OH THE WEST SIDE OF 18th STREET,
BETWEEN K AND l. STREETS N0kTH-
"a We shall sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on TUESDAY, March i4th. lsf6,
at Ia o'clock o. m, Lot 23, in Square 24,
fronting zs feet on 18th street. and running back the
sbme width lo21s feet to 80 feet alley The Lot is
In desirable neighborhood, in one of the highest
points Of the city, and the Of it is py
q substantial Brick Stable.
Terms of sale: Orefourth cash, (of which SIOO
must be paid at the time OF saie,D aud the balance
in three equal payments, At one, two and three
years. with interest at seven cent? and secured
by deed of trust the property. All convey
ancng at the purchasers cost. If the terms of sale
not complied with in ten days, the property will
be Iesold AZ the risk and cost OF the defaulting
purchaser.
mar2.d YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts
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D Il. WARNER, corner 7th md = streets.

b. Il. ~ARArR' corner It'll and = streets.
TRUeTEBr SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RBAL keTATE Oh THE HORTa sIOD OF
sTR1tT, BH1wEAa Sd AID 4rH SIS.
By virtue Of dssd Of trust. dated December
Is, lo70, duly recorded in Liber No. 90, folio
as one Of the land records for the District OF Oo
lumbia, and Ct she request Of the party secured
thereby, viii sell, q public salss to tie highest
bidder, in front Of the .Drsmtsss, on 40ubAY,
described real estate, situate in the city Of WashnG
top d O., to Wit: Lot numbered i've go, IN SQUARE
according to B. Halls subdivieion OF said square,
together With the inprovements thereon.
Terms: Cash. All conyeysucing Will Be at the
cost Of the purchaser, and 100 must be PAID ~ ne
of sale Terms be complied with In seven ~ days
&C the risk ard cost OF the def.nli.g purchaser.
IONA. KIRK WOOD. Trustee.
fekl9-eod j. T. CQLDNEEL, ssieeiasE.
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ESTATE, SITUATED ON STREET, Be
TWEEN 5TH AND 9TH STREETS NORTH
WEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,

DC.
e BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
ID Of the District of Columbia, of the 2lst Septem
Der, 1873, in the case of Devsughn ct al VS.. De-
Vaughn ct al, KQuiy Docket g. will sell, IN front
Of the premises the 30 feet from front to of
Lot No. 2, in Square NJ 4a, commencing at point
on street, between 9th ard 9th streets northwest,
81 feet inches from the southeast corner Of said
ssuare, running thence west 30 feet, thsnoe north
l0l feei ga inches, thence east 30 feet, thence south
l0l feet "a inches, imp owed by two Brick Buildings
two sto, les high Mes S05 and 500, at 80 o'clock
m, MONDAY, the Goth day of March, 1875.
Terms: Ore third of the purchase money to be
psd In cash at the time of sale, within Eve day.
thereafter and the balance in equal at
II and Is months with interest FROM the day of sale,
secured by notes Of the purchaser and deed trust
upon the property. One hundred dollars TO be paid
by the purchaser at the time of sale, and the terms
of sale to be fully complied with within five days
otherwise the property TO be rssold after
ten days HOtce at the and risk of the default
ing purchaser. The purchaser to pay for all con-
yeyancing NJ. THOMPSON, Trustee.
maTl iOhronl WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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SLIDING A THOUSAND FEET-A SnOtp
Slide Carries Hdn Over a Precipice-Charles
Richie lost his life on Democrat Mountain
last Tuesday. He was coming home with
Mr.. Thomas, with whom he was boarding
and when just over the brow of the noun
tain, 800 feet above Church's mill, in cross
ing the gulch they lost the trail, and went
lower down TO cross. In doing so they had To
cross a field OF snow. Mr.. Richie sat down
to slide, and the moment he did so the snow
started. Mr.. Thomas was only about three
feet from him, and the snow started above
and under him, but being on his feet he sue
ceeded in reaching the edge, aud saved him
self. Mr.. Richie, however was carried down
the mountain side and over the precipitous
ledge of rock fifty feet high, landing him
near the end OF a wood slide. He was seen
falling and before Mr.. Thomas reached town
for the purpose Of giving the alarm, his body
had been found by parties who FASTENED TO
the scene OF disaster. When found life was
extinct, his skull and jaw being literally
smashed. Mr.. Richie was a comparative
stranger here. He was ABOUT twenty four
years of age, and came here from Montgom-
cry county, Kansas, where his father is now
residing. The accident occurred at a place
within quarter OF a mile of where James
Fallen was killed last year The unfortu-
nate man fell, and rolled and slid distance
of nearly a thousand feet Colorado Miner,
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A PECULIAR LOVE MATCH.-Of the ell
derby maiden who wanted TO marry the
fifteen year-old boy, gentleman from Pan
ther township says: She is well TO do, owns
q thousand dollars worth Of real estate, is
stout and blooming, and had hired the boy,
who 10 fatherless, motherless, and guar
dianless, TO work on the farm and attend TO
the stock. She became attached to him,
and the boy came into the town to get his
marriage license. Capt. White told him the
law didn't give marriage licenses to children.
Next the woman came in, And Capt. White
told her the law never married old folks to
children. After that the neighbors talked
SO that the boy has gone on and taken
another place. Raleigh (M CO Neaos.
A CORRESPONDENT who attended a GEN.
tepnial tea-party thus relates bis expert
ence: Next In order was tea, for ! was hun,
days, preparing for my moneys worth here.
So 1 commenced by eating oysters, chicken.
boiled tongue and ice cream, and drinking
coffee and other things "too numerous 70
sss aow Is the see
Ss ps19 o aau mse.l ooh. Sss.n said she
sthat is on the rope In (European) plan, and
1t goes for the centennial" did not wait to
hear The rest, but paid the bill and thought
TIE Charlotte IN. Co. Observer tells the
proScnsd . citizen the other day ana iT ssfsd
tfit would be . very great sacrifice on bis
part to accept an once. Fur continued the
darby, we niggers wants soomebody for
mayor What'll let de cows run loose. whatll
let dc bsr ro stay open on Sunday, aud
night II dey wants 10. aud yuu is just de man
DAT wants OGT frient uncovered his
head aud bowed his grateful acknowledg-
me1t OF tie compliment
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GGR E6kgE A hPhALtEEIILLE't Trustees.
mari dtdbs YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts
I UNITED STATES MARsHALS eALE OF A
u STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT STORE No
1OH EIREET NnRTHW

u STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT STORE No.
726 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
In virtue of five wTits of eri fscias issued out Of
the Clerk 3 office Of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia and to me directed, will sell at
public sale, for cash, at the store No. T26 7th
street northwest, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of
Mai Oh. 1876, commencing at o o'clock a. m, the
following goods and chsItels, to wit, viz: name in
Part:
Large lot of Cslroes large lot Lawns, large Let
Ginghsms, large lot Velyets, large lot Delanes,
To- s,e lot assor ted WCrstei Goods for ladies &c
lsrEe lot PoplDs, large lot Plaid Goods, large lot
alpacAs, large lot Elarnes, large lot hite Goods
large lot Tckings large lot Pque, large lot CASH
net 8, contents Of two Show Windows, contents OF
large lot Drawers and Show Cases, large lot laiies
children and gents osieries, large lot shirts and
Drawers, large lot Shawis, scarfs, Hsndkerchiefs,
large lot Furs and Muffs, large lot Bleachej and
Brown Cottons large lot ladies UnderclOthes, large
lot Corsets large lot OF white Cambrcs and
lins, lots Gloves Pins, Needles, Buttons, &C, &C.
being general and complete stock Of dry goods
usually kept by extensive merchants.
Seized and levied upon the gosds and chattels
n Isabella Gertrude Ra, and will be sold TO sat-
tsfv executions Nos Is l9l, Is 1913, Is 2Os 223 and
l5,l63, In favor Of Kerngood Bros use of Henry
Raff; Blumberg Bros use Of Henry Raft; Pings
Pinnor, use Of Henry Raft; Bierhof Livingston,
use OF Henry Rsf and Isaac Sickle.
ALEX. SHARP, L. 8. Marshal ID. G.
By DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts. mari dts
NNAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
col Il a
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Va By order OF the honorable the Orphan.
5ai s Of
the Auction Rooms of Thomas Dowlins, southwest
TaURsDAY scRNING next, Msroh s 9Th. Il 10 10
O'Clock the following described property, being the
Two Parior Suits 10 Hair cloth and Crimson Rep,
Three Wall ut Chamber Suite. high cost,
One Walnut Sideboard, 10 Bookcase,
Five Marble Top Tables, three Walnut Wardrobss,
One Silver Plated Set Tea Service,
And many otner articles in the Furniture line.
large assortment OF Fancy Dry Goods, viz
Shavis, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Tee, Soaps.
Combs, Quilts Blankets, Cutlery, suspenders, Sta
tionery, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
A. L. MILES, Administrator
OF Henry q. eonneborn, deceased.
marl sfu,v.M THOo DOWLIH0, Auct.
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DL n d.

sHEHp, At her residence, in this city, on narsh
8, 1876, MIR. D: A, sRKED, in the sstn yssr q her
S S;ls co,I psdslphis and Camden sJ pssss
Funeral services q the Church Of the Ipsphsny
on Wednesday, O. half past O'Clock.
eINGLE1OH. March 9Th, 1876, at 7x m, Mn.
eALLik B. eINGLE1oN, wife OF John n. binglet as
aged 81 yoore.
The funeral viIl take piece Wednesday, March {,
be taken 70 Och Hm Cemstsey. Tr1snds as1 rsiar
tfves invited.
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STEPHENSON d BRO.


CHEAP CHEAP FOB CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TOMS ORDERED
Arriving daily cargoes Of the best varieties OF All
Kinds of COAL sud WOOD.
Now Il the time 90 buy
If you would save money get Fssz sFfteis ana Jan
srEkf, 3,1fD pounds 20 the ton, call on the under
signed before yoa buy.
Eaving two of the largest wharyes In the District,
and gil the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Coal direct from vessels 20 the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
ments. Avisit 70 our Wharyes and Depot viii con-
vince one at giace % ucsurp passed ADVANTAGES.
coed PINE u GOD delivered ~ Low a. IS so per
Cord.
Per cord.
single trial is sI that 10 necessary 20 oonvincs
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main On1cs and Depot ut JohnsonS Wbarvss, foot
OF I2th and Ism streets.
onc~- 1902 street northwest.
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VNHOS. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, SIS 1th street.

. On FRIDAY, March 10, at S o'clock D N b,
q viii offer for sale, on the premises, house No.
Sd street northeast, aud yacaRt lots.
ma7-st THOs X wAGGAMAN Auct
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LADIES' GOODS.
II Z VI O v Z ID 0

MISS 3. A. MCCORMICK
HAS REMOVED HEB MILLINERY EsrAB-
ISHMENT
TO S12 firth street, near =. under the 81 Cloud
building. where she viii be happy 10 sea her
toners snd the ladies OF Washington. The newest
desisns in Bonnets and Hats with a fue sssortmsn
Of Millinery Goods, and satisfactory work always
guaranteed. mart .tr
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL AND KINDLING WOOD.

q UAL AND kINDLING WUUU.
Our stock Of COAL Is now complete, embracing
az the choice qualities, and 10 which we invite the
attention Of consumers. Our
PATENT BUNDLED XINDLING WOOD,
with q FIRE lighter in every bundle, is the best in
use For sale by all grOcers-try 1t. No shayings,
paper or serOsene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN.
STEPHENSON d BRO,
Mill and Depot 9TH street Wharf,
Al IL Rranch Od1cs - avapn
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AUCTION SALES.
hUECAEsOH BIOS, A uctsoneer,,
II Southeast corner sth sud ID IA uorthver

II Southeast corner 9Th aud ID IA. aorthvess.
CONTINUATION OF TaE SALE OF STAPLE
RSRI sseooHHs, Is SdV s.kAG1Hkn APP
MITE AND CoLoREp FLANNRLs, CAS-.
SImkkES, WHITE GVoDS, LaNGE Lor
HosIhkY, QUILTS; OonFORTs. rAsSE
JANIS SIX, TICkINGs. ALPAOAs, TOWELS
snhhwLs, sP9ot CoTI9ss JEsHs, LISEs
CRASH. DKMINs. SHIFTS AND DRaWERs,
klfnONS, &C AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. March sth, COM
ne lug at 10 O'Clock, the sale Of the above sood.
comprl.iDe the entire stock OF Q retail dealer, wi
be continued ct our salesrooms, ssh and u streets
northwest, to which paries in NJ ed invited.
DOHUANsoN BROS, Auets.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE; PARLoR
SUITS, Upholstered in rep and hair cloth; COT
TAGE STEApS; wARDKOBEs; BOOKCASES;
SIDEB0ARDS; LOUNGES, &C.
Also,
LOT CENTS CLeTHIsG-ooATs, PANTS and
xkSTTsHi Lot sHnEs COED n s:sS ,
q On THUhSO4Y, March 9Th. 1875, at ne
w O'Clock =. m, i shall sell ~ my ion rooms,
IT, On eIcell. Mt Is. or, ment Of Household Furni-
sture, &C. Terms cash
mari q WASH B. WILLIAMS Auct
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HAIRED.

vAEsAET-GRBEHr. In Washington, Tebrs.
ary AID. 1870, By kev. James a. Duncsn. DR.. JOHN
ykNsANT, U. 8. Marine hospital Service, 20 IA M
ID. GkKENE, ofva.
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NNASH b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer,
w CSuccessor to Green Williams, Auctioneers,
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
, 1876-09-17

ST1NnAV SEp'rEMRER I
oOlNDA1' oIt 1Hn DEh
n n9yT-Roo17s
411 and ia State. suites of rooms rs sa to ~
- Lasas opposite GTaes facac Hotel, suites Of
i s. 2hir4;sy sss. y ;eS%: 81 p sis 30
g. & Wsst WashainEtonst Tom rooms' gig: s,o
$s vs.; vs.; f5s%s 5sSs 81 f5s
c;fhcs ffni,td e. KU2M
board.
/ Hoyae .I near Van Baren-st Sc cars M II lew o DAY.
9eafae5s can b. haa war1sa a77,s
i,esosd sory hsase lsaatea sna
S 5eS
Iro nENr-s,o-a NICE ROOMS; BAY WINDOW.
eosi.shed % and stable: a!st door; Foed references
mo no 1ys corner S1cKso7
4erv dfssahle rooms, with Of Wit6out fprn.
tare: --=.=.==zzzzz, 1z7 z=,=
It,, corner Randolph.
71,O nEyT-HASpsOYELY FURNISHED FRONT
double and sinsle rooms, without board in private
family. Apply at lU7M North Dearhorn.Et
TI,O RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFUE-
End M g. 81 anS onh & Pr
tahie fnr rfose desirfnE Four story BRICK corncr
Randolph @ h and % Halsted.sts St. Cloud. '
1IoKENTJFgRX1sIlED ROOMS. APPLY AT s54
no HENr-oSE or TWO PLEAsASE ROOMS.
furnished no,c S y pslSsv without
r5sEo3 H5a:s 5 5a=Rs
r,,o i7,xTSnooVs-Fonr Ro02is IN NEW
bricE s house, lmi viii iii modern improSements.
r1,o nEST-Two FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FoR
;,,o 1pe nrsTnS1cE1Y sgas y FURNISHED Eoo1ga SUITE
spcs.n-e5 yIngicTTn ~ Ann nvFmS7sHFD
# A5S2 kss kss
ITO RENT-SulTE OF aMoHr H. etes K1oMS sic f3
wa n9asGkiespI9s Will 'o'4 NV "1~'
wi5or 6oerd ad snEe roon 81
Aonfoc:st. .wMw---=--:- :--=-
HEP r. 7
17o RESr-AT So cAss-sT., CORNER ILLINOIS;
nsy 1Fnssd ss4 wh use OF oa'
ROOM no1 ono co!o Na.et
ssdsoa WYE 1Ss s12 sas - e. it. SGIkLES
Laaalle.s1' teoon1 :. = .,777o
1T7o RENT-1o9 sTATE-sT., ELEG@ANTLf @ FUR
sann se1encs a
31S} spE wout boas fn
fc1eIenee re91lIea: - Aue.sse ~ -
Vs. oay sS g IT.
;acc roye ears and steam cars ii Thirty ecvcnt:st.
sss III 5S S5E e HSS{E
rooms 2s.ess Ta; s ~ s nR,K = Rn1S
, 1876-09-17
To RENT-Rn1J&rx

TO RENT-H0UsEs.
tate and Hsn''bS a6SAas AAaGsfSy Siv1S6Es 5 SEAL
aeos os Of fns pass ena I fat
al ddsrp she ramsr Aouse perfect order
esss f9E ;ae great bargain furniture in ne oFder' aa
T. b9sns $49 per month
only iyss3 U.s. per onf and
"a and basement houses 1s7 and
Large 6fiek house, s7s wsbash-ay IA rooms and
II 1nsS:s oaes p sny
ssff u " s'5 houses stores s$Sf
fI'o REST-i+ee WABAsH.A .AV. Two.sroRY AND
-. .'incennes two-story and basement house;
,u !sao aad 1872 Wabash-av new twostory and base
Michigan-av., two~story and basement dwelling;
sef and So West Lskes. twos.ory and basement
~ Michigan three story and basement dwelling;
ss2 "abnsh-av twostory and basement house with
j s sF5 G. T. " s ss !s' b
Il psa59oin:st N.s S, near M.ai;oS: .so 49, ~
al moaern ies feq
G'sa.;s 'ssSs fs9%s Ssss sss ses.'
IL Eox nsEe e. 20 eood r.nsr
e;sS Ss % Ssso 'ss
65s statc-st., store and four ats Of rooms each.
FNo KENr--w11AT HAVE you WORTH $50 TO
s,ee e1e ioE months rent OF Broom DWELLING south
barn seuth s. size: NORTH +
eoss depet 0 '1SS 81 & is F:sv.
re RESr-BY A D. HYDE, ROOM 10, leo DEAR-
Thrne. .stnrv and hescmant atooo,f-on+ bouso ~ 70
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tho Justices Of The Supreme Court may
make such qualifying endorsement
thereon ~ they may SEQ proper bal NJ
least two oftbe Justices shall approve Of
the conclusion 10 which the relereeahall
have arrived upon the statement Of The
case as made by him which approval
shall be endorsed on The opinion
Section I, When the opinion 50 pro-
pared by the referee shall be delivered
from the bench of the Supreme Court
the clerk shall enter judgment thereon
In accordance with the law and practice
OF the court
section o, Opinions prepared by q
referee shall not bepublished In the re-
ports unless the court shall 30 specially
order
section 0, This act h hereby DECLARED
10 be temporary In is operation, and rs
u Necessity exists u shhll take ciledi
aud be In force from and after Us pas
sage aud continue and remain IN force
until the lst day Of July a, D. 1878
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TUE DALLAS lIEnALp, o Tildcn paper
copies and lndorsca ~ article from the
Richmond Eigarer IN support Of the
position that III the Democrats carry IN,
diana and Ohio IN OGioberncxt, Dem
ocrntic President will enter the White
House; and that II they lnil TO carry
these two Statcs, our defeat is assured
This position IL sustained by every
Presidential election from 1910 10 1872
but whni puzzles us ~ 10 imagine how
Tm HERALD can draw any argument
for rilden from this state Of facts, Hen.
bricks or Allen M the Democratic nom
inee would be likely 10 onrry both those
State--1'ildcn could carry neither Of
thom, nor could any other champion Of
lorcible resumption and the National
Bank system .--honham Nncs
We do not know whence the Naes
derives lts information that this IL b
rllden organ, II hhs not obtained il
from the columns Of Tm HERALD, since
this paper advocates no man In advance
of the action OF the ST Louis Conycn-
ton 1ug llgRALn conceiycs that the
position of President is tacitly RENTED
10 some prominent Northern Democrat
and That until he be crowned with h
nomination il Is free TO comment ON
any Presidential aspimnt u.s. chooses
While not 'l'ildon paper more than o
Hendricks or u Hancock or u Thur.
man papor 'ruE Herald is free
10 confess that In It's judgment
Samvcl j. Tildcn is the only man who
stands the rcmotost chance Of defeating
the Republican, nominee ut Cincinnati
aud while not admring the course of
Governor Tilden's friends in subsidi2ing
certain newspapers, with either large OF
contcmptibly small sums, 1'm IIEaNLu,
nevertheless, hopes to cxtcnd TO that
rciolmcr n hearty support
should he be called upon to act rs the
st0ndard-bcNrer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

As JUNE approaches with il
nominating conventions the press warns
up to its presidential work. The stake
is a great ono, and eager, watchiul as
pinnts are moving heaven and earth
and the mighty press, to attain it. We
are sorry to observe, however, that one
or two of these mighty presses are
moved to a hilarious advocacy of IA
vorite by four dollars and half nett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

OSE reason why we pay six per cent
for our money abroad is that we huv,
fallen into habit of universal Islander
We degrade ourselves, deiame our coW
try, tri0e with our credit, and call upon
the world to see what rOscas and
knavcs we are, and then marvel that
the world should tako us Mt our Wort,
and charge Ms more for money than
nations withouta half of our resources
We shall strengthen our credit when we
protect our selfrcspcct - New York
Herald. ia
Take the reins of government from
thieves, Adventures and vogabonds and
turn il over to honest Democrats and
there will be less SANDER and trilling
with our credit, And, bye the bye, we
know of no better way to preserve our
selfrcspcct that the HcraH pirates
about.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

TuE Cincinnati Enquirer says that IL
terms for such stuff MS Mr., Tildens IN
discreet friends are sending to tho pres,
is fifty cents perlinc We observe that
tho Tilden circular from the Bates 4
Cooke Advertising Agency isprinted
and commented upon in the Eaquirp ii
no very fattering terms. Tho organ o.
the Sage of Fruit llill'' omits no OPP
portunity to advance the interests Of
that stubborn and inharmonious old
Democrat. .r,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

"How ees 20 third term ?" asked
Dom Pedro Of Grant, during his call at
the White House. The Emperor was
evidently not aware that he was
touching upon delicate subject, and
looking at the long faces produced by
the question, with surprise he said :
10, pardon me, re by your solemn
faces zot re third term is dead. Too
bad; too bad.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

AnouT dozen churches in Georgit
within the last month have been robbed
OF the pulpit Bibles An exchange sug
gcsts that since tho demand for the
Gospels so very large in Georgia mis-
sionary workers should pounce down
upon this inviting field
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

j, M. Hayes, Attorney vt Law, 20i Com
inercc street (south of Courthouso), Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid 10 lane
claims. -,.... aprlti
Hurt 4 smith ONCE on Main street ovei
state Savings Bank. fob25dtf
W. y. Oldham, Office In Mitcbie's building
opposite the Ledrand hotel, Main street
Janlldu U.s ....u.. ..
John NJ, Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
2Oo North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct2D-dtf t...uI, Il....
Mccoy Il Mccoy, office south side OF Court,
house square. IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

IT seems to be conceded that tn,
Democratic nominee for President
will be taken from among northern
men, Why do not the bourbon iourn
als Of Texas raise howl about this
trucking to northern sentiment and
urge some southern fire eater for this
position. They arc missing fine OPP
portunity. su