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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
WEATHER PRonARrLIrrEs.

WAR DEPT. OFFICE ca. SIG. oFFTcER,
WASHINGTON. December p, lam
For Tennessee and the Ohio oqlley,
threatening toeGther, and light re;s Or snolc,
sOsHherly 10 iresterly IeiHds, ind falling bar
oHretsT during the dag, Jolloreed during the
might By oolde'' "e'thtyly and ,cesterly riHds,
and risinq barorlrfel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
MARRIED.

MAXWELL-BROWN-On Tuesday, December 19-
1875, at the residence Of VIM. D. Brown, in jack
sonpOrt, Ark by Rev. Mr.. Matthews, DT. W B. MAX
WELL, of Nesbitt, Miss, and Miss ZANA A. BROWN,
of JacIysonDort Ark
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

The Democratic members Of congress from
the south propose to regulate their action in
decision Of the electoral muddle by the con-
stitution, and whatever laws exist under its
provisions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
The Indications.

New ORLEANS, December 21-From the
present indications neither of the investigat-
ing committees will complete the work here
before the first of February. The testimony
taken before the house committee to-day was
very long and tedious. While the Democrats
are elated over the testimony of President
Wells, of the returning board, the Republi-
cans claim that it did not injure their cause.
There is considerable apprehension of trouble
on the eighth of January, when the governor
is to be inaugurated, both Packard and
Nichols wi1 be inaugurated, as the Republi
cans Will not oppose the Inauguration of
the functions of office, he will, IN all probabil-
ity be resisted. A call will then be made for
troops, eleven hundred of which are now sta
toned here
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

The organization and ar1nng of the Grand
Army of the Rep9biie and the bigoted Amer
lean alliance Is so much energy wasted. We
must have peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

A MATINEE performance at the New York
theater yesterday, for hebeneft of the Brook
lyn sufferers, yielded fourteen thousand dol
Iars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
OBSERVATION YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERyICE L. & sRHFT.
THTBsDAT. Dee gI IS-R f0snS n m I
g.. e Bar. -. wInd. Ysathsl


SESAToIuAI candidates are increasing, and
their chances for success and their hosts of
friends y ara Increasing too-a--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

The Democratic State central committee
Of Illinois held a meeting at Springfield
yesterday and adopted resolutions affirming
the constitutional right Of the house to parti-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
CLoeING .RATEs

Yesterday Of cotton and gold; Nsie York
cotton, II lie. Memphis cotton, II 3-Se.
NeIe York gold, f07 3-s. Memphis gold,
IO7 II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

KELLOGG, Of Louisiana, wants n Emery
arrested and tried for treason, and Chamber
lain Is after Hampton on similar charges.
Funny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

ThE appointment of Midhat Pasha grand
vizier Of Turkey Is regarded at st. Peters
burg a. i challenge to Russia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

ALL the Appearances in Washington are
now in favor Of Tilden being declared Presi-
dent. The Florida vote Will be conceded TO
him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
Masonic Notice.

UIHE stated communication of KilwimnIng a
/ Lodge, No. 341, viii be held this (FRt-,HA~,
DAY) evening, Dec. 22d, at 7 O'Clock, sharp, AA
for dispatch of business; also for work I'm Z. :
G. degeee All NJ MS are fraternally invited
By order JAMES S. CARPENTER, ". M.
y4CK T. WHITE Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
j. willis. Architect,

TAVING returned to Memphis, is now prepared
i to furnish Plans Specifications and Est-
mates for all kinds Of buildings, and viii superin-
tend their erection when desired.
- Offee-ROOm No. 8, Bethel Block, corner or
Main and South Court streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

WASHINGTON, December 21-The stand
ing committees are not disposed to. do any
business, unless such may be pressed on their
attention, till after the holidays.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
The Pacific Railway Taxes.

The house committee on the Pacific railroad
this morning referred all bills and PROPOSE
tons IN regard to the taxes Of the road to a
subcommittee, consisting of Messrs. Atkins,
Lamar, O'Neil, Garfield and Luttrell, who are
to report upon them at the next meeting of
the full committee, ordered on January 14th,
until which time the committee adjourned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
Paris, New York, Millinery.

WE have received fresh line Of Brush Rim Hats,
w all cOlOTs and shapes, the very latest styles at
the very lowest prices Elegant long Ostrich Feathers
real ostrich tips. FOR 25c We have also hne lot OF
real ivory gOCds-Chalns, Sets. Crosses, Combs,
Fans etc for fine presents for the coming holidays
our hair stock was never so complete, and never 50
cheap AS the present beautiful hair bralds. to say
nothing of cur Gue CuTlS. We make hair ieWelry,
chains. crosses. sets, charms, etc, % Order. We
have also fine los OF Saratoga InyisiJles- which we
vill sell At 81 edcE-PerfUmery and Toilet articles
Come and see our goods We are determined 70
sell that you must not 90 away unless you have Sc
cured bargain.
Il. LAVIGNE.
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=. LAVIGNE.
Cow Feed--Steanl.

COTTON SEED HCLIS. as good as common haV
\ for cattle food and excellent fOf making
steam. beds for horses, etc. For sale by
CITY OIL WORKS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22
The Irish Address.

The house committee on foreign affairs held
a meeting to-day, at which ]. O'Connor Pow
er, member of parliament, was present and
Irish nation on the Centenary of American
independence. The committee then appoint
ed Messrs. Swan, Faulkner and Monroe a
subcommittee to report to the full committee
as to the proper manner of receiving and ac-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-22

Mr.. +. A. Cronin arrived from Oregon this
afternoon. He says he has not yet determined
when he viii deliver to Vice-President Ferry
the certificates which he bears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07
The " TcstIcIs.

Last night there was an exhibition
of strength and n wrestling match ut
Fields rhcatcr 10y Messrs. Emile Reg.
ner, champion of Nevada, and jules
Regal, champion Of Europe, The eX.
hihitons of strength included num-
Der of astonishing leats in the way of
lifting and handling heavy weights
some of them at arms length. The
citing, Both men We're splendid spc-
cimens Of the highest type OF physical
culture, and looked ~ the Roman CHA.
dintors Of old might have looked. NJ,
Regal won the first and Regnicr the
second throw,
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HORTICULTURE AND POMOLOGY.

The second annual exhibition and reunion
OF the Texas State Horticultural and Pomo-
logical y sSociatlon will take place in the
city of Houston, ON the 10th day of August
next The various committees are ut work
making preparations which will result in
the grandest exhibition of its character ever
given in the South.
The various lines of railroads centering Mt
Houston Will issue Excursion Tickets, the
Express Company will carry all packages tor
exhibition free, and the HutchinS House,
Exchange Hotel and Essen House will re-
ducc their rates one third for the occiation,
Interesting and pleasing additions will this
year be made TO the exhibition.
The Association is rs yet too young to offer
premiums, except OF honorable mention. In
View of this fact, great many special pre-.
NUNS Will be offered by gentlemen of
Houston, all Of which viii be published in
due time. All entries will be free, and adj.
mission free. AS the grand aim OF this Asso-
citation is to encourage diversity of produc.
tion, its exhibition Will embrace any descrip-
tton of home products that may DE sent 10
be displayed, together with Its spccialties of
fruits and flowers.
A. WHITAKER, President.
f.. /, TURNER, Secretary.
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Live stock.
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and cola baths NJ wilson's, No
AZ Elm street. ueclou'S
where and why

This question is often heard on our Streets
and from facts well known to those VINO
have visited the establishment, it seems al
most Il miracle TO lind every one who mas
invested Mt the New York Clothing House
speak SO highly Of the house. Their coming
among MS in the very dulcst season OF lhe
year, the extremely large stock they carry
the vast quantities Of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for every body; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New YORK
of the inrge manufacturing establishment OIL
A. steinbcrg $50, q Walker street Ana
why can they command such trudc' Ihey
are importers and manufacturers OF all they
sell, and make it matter OF Importance to
let everybody lind out that what they sell IS
the best and lowest in price, ana nave no
opposition in the city OF Dallas, Tor they me
daily represented In the b st market OF the
United States where, with cash, they can
hnd many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house is located at cob Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far aud near can lay in their supplies
ut exact New York prices. Special lines OF
ClothIn5, Cents Furnishing Goods Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

Captain Il. q, Bower one of the
delegate to the Democratic NonVen.
ton in 81. Louis, has returned.
MniorC. W. Holm, of the law firm
of Helm ~ Ramecy, who has been
very i'll for some time, has no far con
vales1ed rs TO he able to be out on the
streets.
Mr.. w. c. Conner, Chief of the
Dallas Fire Department, was elected
President of the State Association Of
Fircmen, and delegate to the National
Convention in Philadelphia,
Mr.. a. T. WutIs,of Weatherford, paid
TnE HERALD II visit yesterday. Mr.
Watts, rs one Of the representative
citizens of WeNthcrtord, is en- route to
Austin in the interest of the extension
of the Texas aud Pacific Railway to
his town.
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Compliant has been made TO THE
HERALD 10y two English gentlemeh
that they were very roughly handled
Nv military sentres at the Centennial
celebration without good cause. "
would perhaps be nothing but fair thHl
their grievance should be investigated
by the officers,
The expensive improvements u
the second story Of Mcssrs' Sclh''"''
~ Davies large wholesale grocery ~
Establishment have been occupying
workmen for some weeks, ANA "heh
finished viii give them i"creo'eo
u,oce for business, NOW the largest
of its kind IN North Texas
The following were the articles he'
posIted in the corner stone OF the Zap
fist church on the lth instant; me
HOLY Bible, charter and history Of the
Texas Baptist Educational AsaocIa'
ton, the Texas Baptist, containing the
names Of the board Of directors OF Dal-
las College; the Baptist Herald OF
Houston, THE DALLAS HERALD, the
Dallas Commercial, Norton's lhtellI'
gcnccr, United States currency ana
Confederate bills.
--Thnl smiling, lmbrrilc Ray, one Of
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


NEW YORK, July 6-StOcllS dull aud ,
shade lower. Money 81 per cent. Gold III
Exchange, long, iNSE, short, 1907 q, Govern
nentS firm. state bonds steady.
Cotton dull. sales ljj bales UplandS
IL 3'ldc. Orleans, lie.
Futures opened easier. July, II .ctll Hide
August, II ll-l61ll 22.S2c; September, N -ull
?l.S2c; October, H. soil 7-l6c; November, ii
5-lnWll ll'32c; December, Ii 6.l6gll ll.32c
Flour dun. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn
duh and declining, Fork firm ut $40.
BALTIMORE, July G.--Flour dull Wheat
active but generally lower Maryland red
good To prime, II 2iHl 81; amber, 81 35Gl SS
white, 81 S@l Is. Corn, southern white, 81
W31c.
LIVERPOOL, July T. --Cotton dull; middlinu
uplands, ld-l6d; middling orleans, u l.lGd
sales bales; speculation and export, !; re-
ceipts, $500; American, LOO.
Futures dull; mlddliug uplands, July de.
Lively, 5Ad; July, August and December q
y sd; september md December, 8 g7-Ud.
new crop middling uplands, low middlinr
class, shipped November and December, per
sail, 3l-2d.
> p, Middlng nplands, sgd; Orleans
Nd. sales American 80 bales.
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q. n gnbuFn and W. ~
,I.rk. Late Of Daiias COLLEGE.

Alta reguIar meeting Of the Board OF
nirnctors of the ljnutlst EducallOnAl
hssorintion, held on the 10Th ulllln0,
Sidor a. n. Wilburn md Professor w.
d. Clnrk, Of Dallas College, rendered
their designations, when were accep'
ted. .,.... :, J..
Under ordinary circumstances IL ~
not usual for u Board of Directors Of
nuy corporation to assign reasons 10
the uubIlc for their actions, but since
il became evident 10 the Board that
designing persons are attempting 10
uIsrpprcsent this act 10 the prejudice
and injury Of both the college aud the
retiring professors, we deem II proper
in Justice to all concerned, to make
public the cause Of the action of this
Board in the premises. Before the
close Of the last term 1t became appa-
rent that we could not secure control
of the old Dallas College stone build
ing without iucurring "A heavy outlay
i'm cash, besides some additional eN-
pense in running the school, and be-
ing unable to find another building
suited to college purposes, aud deem
ing II wisrst aud best To put every
available dollar into the new building
now under construction, the Board re.
solved to suspend the present schoo
until the new cdiicc shall be ready fol
occupancy Under such contingencies
we thought it due the Professors to re-
lease them.
1t is also due the Board TO state tina
in accepting the designations Of Pro
fcs.ors WIburn aud Clark, it was 10y
no means intended to imply loss 0
confidence in their ability aud qualili
cations rs teachers, or in their mora
character or Christian integrity.
W. l.. WILLIAMS, President.
$. L. MAY, Secretary.
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Th0 Mails scandal.
q Editor OF the Herald:

10 the Editor OF the Herald:
Your sentiments in regard to tn 4
Mail meets with universal satisfaction
and approval. 1t has become obnox-
ious to the public in general, and the
ladies in particular on account of its
scandal loving propensities and its
general insulting tone. Its only mis-
sion seems to be to abuse and Islander,
and some OF our best citizens have
been the victims OF It's malice. Ii is
to be deplored that persons possessing
so little influence in private life
should have 1t in Their power to do
mischief A speedy downfall is pre-
dicted for the Mail, aud II IL TO be
hoped that tho prediction may be veri-
fed What does "Scan. Mag" mean?
IL il Scandal magnined by the editor?
Yours truly, IDA.
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TmE EVENING HERALD,

In compliance with generally eX-
pressed wish, TUE HERALD will soon
commence the issue Of an evening
edition, which will be furnished gratis
to subscribers to TIE MORNING
HERALD. Tue EVENING HERALD win
contain the latest tclcErophic dis
patches and the local news up to the
hour Of going to press. Advertisers in
Tue MoRNING HERALD viii have spe
clal rates made 10 them for THE
EVENING HERALD.
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Nhw ORLEANS, July Flour scarce aud
hrm; suprrhne % 76gi COZ X&i = al@l Si
xxx, 81 7igg Is: choice ana family, 81 25@l ~.
Corn scarce and frmer, mixed, white, t2H
Gjc, Oats auie 81. Louis, 3jc Galona. i4c'
Corn meal dull at s2 ij, Hay easier prime
SO. ,...,,.,...,
Sr. Louis July G.-Hemp unchanged
Flour moderately active ana higher Tor new
grades of fall, ranging 40 eigl 10. neat eh
cited and higher No, red. inll u o'9 plui
cash; 81 9i7, July; 81 2jbl q August ,uru
i3Iaml3I,c Oats nrIuCr; oats hrmeli no .
mixed, at 2gg3Occ. Rye duh at b2@e'c'
CISCISSArI, July G.--Flour nsirr: im4liy
n. Wheat dull Corn quiet at lsH~. Hul99
Iuiet and steady. Rye lltlle, doing, 40, .
fic. Lard, no round lots offerings strhIn
uomiunlly at ll9sc kettle, l3@la' e. bulh
mants hrm aud in good demand. Nh"h,uTI
sold al S1yc; generally hello nj 90 0hI''
5000 pounds 10 interior points
NEW YORK, July G.-Flour quel ana
heavy; common TO fair heavy - WNU Hous,t,
10 choice, dc, 81 OjHS o. Wheat dulli sou
and inferior; II on amber state, u ~ new
amber Virginia, 81 3B. White western corn
heavy and fully lc lower with only very
moderate export aud hame trade demhhh'
Urn led, mixed 5lc: graded No. 6Oc graded
yellow 6Ga60c. Oats shade easier anu NO.
very active; a3G4Oc mixed western ana STATE
3j@lic white do.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, July B.-Cattle higher nor btHl
grades. good to choice steers, II blH ~ Eoou
10 choice through Texans, " lO medium u
fair = 1888 -..,-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

The Iron Mountain Railroad having
been repaired, the Texas ~ Pacific and
Iron Mountain Roads are ready for
passengers and Freight.
Sleeping cars run through to Saint
Louis without change.
Freight from ST. Louis and the East
without delay. Order via the Texas n
=, -
Pacific and Iron Mountain Roads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

At $, hulsons, 81 Main street, for
the next sixty days will sell my en-
tire stock OF Summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
figures, in order to make room for a
Fall stock This reduction includes
trimmed It's we'll as muimmcd goods.
como and satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. rurbm and Centennial
hats daily received may3O.du
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\ Much Needed want.

1t is the Imperative duty of the city
authorities to attend to the filth that
is daily deposited in the vacant lot in
rear of this office, Already two of our
employees have gone home sick, and
unless the foul stencil is removed, It
will spread contagious all around,
Abolish those "slop' barrels and slop
heaps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

The Boston Globe is informed on
good authority that at their coming SEES.
sion in Philadelphia the book publish
ols intend to recommend the trade
Iomark down the retail prices of books
in tho United States about one-lllth.
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Nniicc 20 Smhscrihcrs.

Our city oirculator is authorized to
receipt for one months subscription
to The DAILY HERALD IN advance ;
and subscribers will confer favor by
reporting any and NIL failures to receive
the paper TO this office.
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., q. AioniI, a co,

Auctionccrs, lO6 Elm street Auction
UIcs. every day Buys and sells second
hand furniture horses, ponies etc,
may l6.dti
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Hills Against our Centennial

WIN he paid at once upon approval
and presentation TO II. Gruber Treas
mcr. BY order Of Executive Com
mittcc. y. T.. GROVE, Chairman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07
W. f. LirE. J.P. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W, F. LYTE.
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimprOved pronertv I'm
every quarter Of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
OfTeXaS.
For rcnt-Dwollings and business houses in
me city of Dallas. Special attention paid To-
aOStractlng and periecting titles and esmb.
fishing land claims; also, to the cullrctiny NJ
rents, notes and accounts, 10y
r WE, LlTEE co.,
Real Estate Agents, No, 100 Damar slro,t.
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H. H. RAY. &. T, S. DAKE
RAY & DAKE,
Attorneys Oh! Counsellor. Az law
OFFICE 3O1 MAIN STREEr

VIII practice in all of the state and F,d,ral
Courts IN Texas. Bankruptcy, Real Estate
ana investigation Of Titles specially,
RetsrencrS-Guy.C &. NJ. Hardin, Hon r. p
wright, Judge 9TH Judicial District, Dr. q, y
.am C22' i4Ney S9lmon,. bankers, Gin
ION MI OF Mo; Hon. Newton Booth
Cal; GOV. Richard Coke, Austin, Tex
mi Col. q. NJ, Swink, Pres. ExchnnG,
Bank Gen. A, b, Norton, Col. Il, H.
GTrnorr, Pres; state Savings Bank, Dallas
t,cNaS' non; Ihos IL. Duval, Judge L. s. Dist
PET, Alto ney, Waco Texas; Hon. 4, NJ,
cochran, Dallas, Texas; Hon. NJ. h, Garter,
AshVillo, N. O. ex.Gov, u. b. Vance, Char,
i9tte, n, g. Hon. John W. Ii. Underwood
kKoine "a; eN'Hov Joseph Il. Brown,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wanted.

4 situation ns boollkeeper or any other Of
flee work, by the month, day or Job. Satls,
factory references given. Address j. j. Mel
ton, Lock ltoN n. luI-lN
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nc "a II NJ A " H ~

strayed from the undersigned from Vine
Prairie, two black or brown mares, about
fifteen hands high; hind feet OF each white;
one branded III on shoulder; the other not
branded. They left home with halters on;
one trailing small rope; last seen on Tues
day evening, in East Dallas, as they left
home. information OF their whereabouts
Will be literally rewarded,
MAY * HUGHES,
Butchers, Elm street, Dallas.
july2.dl w&w3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

BY request of the ladies of Dallas Mr..
$ Iral-on, of the Mann street Millinery
and Importing House, has ordered re-
cciyod and now la, ON exhibition a lot
Of black, white and brown Tmhons, at
reasonable prices uNylS.dU
Ladies' call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving and being sold
lower than at amy other house in the
oity at jII Main street. mayll-d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

Chip hats at Sl5U each, in every STYLE
and color at ). halsous. jll Main
street. mayI l,d3m
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Financial.

New ORLEANS, Julyi,-Gold, ll2,4,
sight " per cent, premium.
Sterling bank, IS 80.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Money %, per cent.
Gold opened AT ll2ls.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July G.-Cotton dull. Sales
800 bales; quotations unchanged. Exports
Bremen, 1880 bales; stock, 60,53O.
NEW York, July 6.--Cotton quiet. Sales
SS bales AT ll54c. Net receipts 7l2l.
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aailg gerald.
To city Subscribers

We do not recognize The curriers' receipt
for longer time llun ono month"; ana par
ties who wish 10 subscribe for longerTo-
Rod must do no Mt this office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-07

Fine Llama and Silk Shawls over
skirts and Basqucs, Accrue Silk Showls,
Lawn Jackets. White shetland Shawls,
Lawn Jackets We are offering big
bargains in the above. They constitute
the most fashionable and tasty wraps
worn, and will he sold at extremely low
prices, HLANE, JENKINS ~ RoALES.
junc2jdlm
We are closing out Boots and Shoes
at amy price to make room for tall con-
tracts. Come and get a bargain
H.NNG, JrNKlNS y BONLES.
iunr2jdlm
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ALFRED c, aARSIA & co,
Produce Commission Merchants,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

Being interested in the GALVESTON
MILL COMPANY we are prepared TO handle
wheat ON consignment, upon which we will
mako liberal cash advances. maylO.dsm
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