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CITY BUSINESS.
Stockholders, Meeting.

Called meeting of the stockholders of the
Dallas Rcal Estate and Building Association
is postponed to O'clock, Thursday, May D.
1876. A full attendance is desired, MS bust
ness OF Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order OF the stockholders,
y. j. ADAMS, President
l. L. BARRY, Secretary. mayl7td
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By request of the ladies' Of Dallas, Mr.. y.
lralson, the Main street Millinery and I'm
porting House, has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition lot OF black, white
and brown straw turbans ut reasonable
prices. muylsdtf
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The only Paper

In Dallas that publishes the associated
press reports is The DAILY HERALD,
which is rapidly extending Its circula-
ton. Advertisers should make note
OF this.
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All persons In arrears with the State 70,
Occupation Tax. will look to their Interest
by coming forward without further DELAY
ana make payment, MS this tax will be col
lecled strictly In accordance with law.
w. II. PRATHER, Tax Collector
Dallas, May 6, 1875. may0.dlmo
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Ladies' cnll and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than ut
any other house In the city, at 5l4 Main
street. mayll-d3mos
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A Dallas city burglar at Work In
Dcnison.

A Halls lirst-class burglar proof safe
was opened In the First National Bank
and $4,000 extracted. Grifien, the gun
and locksmith on Elm street, was the
man that done the job, and was tele-
graphed for to do it'd.
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Practical Surveying.

The young men of Dallas who may
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
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]. q. nonih 4 Co.

Ahctioneers, 400 Elm street, Auction sales
every day. Buys and sells second hand fur
niture, horses, ponies, etc. maylG.dtf
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lralson, 5Ia Main Street.

Keeps tho largest and most fashionable
slylcs of hats. French flowers, ribbons
acrue silks. ETC., etc. mayll.d3mos
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The Millinery and human Emporium, Will
I'LL all orders promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed. at GA Main street.
may IL dSmos
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], v. Chjldera

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No, iO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 5, where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
Ian2l.dtf
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TWO GOLD MEDALS.
Thcy nro Presented 80 two Texas nnd
Pacific Employees by tie Dallas
Fire Department.

' "
On Sunday morning number OF
gentlemen belonging to the Fire De-
,ort,ont and invItod yuosts ossem-
P' w., NV az - D..a.
oleu ~ ''lo o''lo' y. "'' w. - 'onno't
the Chlei OF the IRE Department, TO
witness the presentation of two gold
.n,odoI.to Nr poo,Jo and Afr CurrIe
90
OF lle leN"S anu i"clhc runway
Mr.. Conner read the following reso-
luliong
vrsoturtoN M TuANxs
~ meeting ol tie i'nilns rlre re
Phrthen', he'u on ooarH tne speclal
lrhlui Jul'l y. uOoue! VIGIL resiuehlj
III llle ohhlr, - W. hlhShle' secretary
the IoloWlhB RESOLUTIONS were unali'
nl1us'y h,loP,cu'
First-That our cordial thanks are
rendered TO the ladies, the tlremen and
citiyens If Shrovnnorl IonIsinnn. fnr
the liberal and prlncely welcome and
hospitality extended to us ON our
WISH m, n ~
n1'o o"o ara JV V ,"rdarad 70 ToIo Wv"
George Noble, SUPERINTENDENT, W. IL.
Newman, General Freight and Pas
sehHer nBeht Noiohel ~, W. behBles'
E"ni"o"r f "' ,heir hindmnss and md NJ,
tentlon during cur trip to and from
Louisiana.
Thlrd-As u token OF our ahprecia-
H to'' w. '' n n'L"o' " "nT uJ"''oy w.
ric, the Chief of our Ere DEPARTMENT,
Captain w. G. Connor, Is authorized
ana empowered TO prepare ana pre-
''i.t =" t,'''r r W. t"v'n s",u ,nv,I'' .,o
generous recention and elegant dinner
given us by the citizens aud ilremen of
Marshall ana Shall ever remember
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t,OIIlI,ie rcial.

NEW YORK, May 22--Flour steady; super
nne western, " loci %; common to good
81 Ojmj 30: good TO choice, IS iOGt5 10, Wheat
offered strong; closing less hrm; No. . chi
cago spring at 81 W@l ~; No, 3 Chicago
81 O06Gl 10. Corn opened tirm, closed slightly
IN boyer's favor mixed, no grade, GO@Bjc; do
steamer, 6lkW6l@,c. oats In fairly active
mixed western, MGl2ac.
,0nlCAao, May O., Flour quiet, unchanged
Wheat strong and higher No. spring,H OGl4;
spot, 81 O7lt; No. ., Ojc, Corn active and n
shade higher; No2, HHic.
81. LOUIS, May 2.-IIemp nominalIy
lower, 0jCgsl 20. Flour inactive but fair de-
mand for low and modiIm grades, siCI2l;
Xxx, si.5s XXX sj6sj,25, Wheat lower No. fall
81 H bid; May 81 81 July 81 70 bid No. do
81 % bid; May No. do, gOc bid. Corn, shade
lower No. mixed, 1850 $40 cash. iiR@3i
for June; i5ls1iiho for July. Oats very dull;
rejected; mixed, by sample, TCG2Sc. Barley
nothing doing, AYE lower AT the, Whisky
steady Mt II 0S Butter, supply exceeds the
demand; market lower ana weak; choice
yellow dairy, 2O@22c; do country store, 1870
lGc Eggs active ut Toe. Hay dun; prairie
SS@l2,OO, Pork lower ~ S!l ". Bulk meats
nothing doing. Bacon lowerat ll@ll' s@llhc.
lnId nominal
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call and sec i, 4, Whlt'scaryer upon
that subject, Room No D, Dallas l"'
nrmAry,--Ad
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Chip hats at 81 80 each, In every styles and
color ats. lralson's. 5li Main street.
mayll-d3mos
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Removal.

Harry Brotherszhavo removed 10 their new
store, 6i2 Main street, where you win iind the
best stock Of Boots and Shoes Id the city to
select from, nj tho lowest possible prices for
all grades of work, from the very best Of
Philadelphia mako TO the cheapest brogan
We would Gull special attention To our Gus.
tom work. We usc nothing but the best OF
stock, aud employ only frst.class w0rkmen.
may20-d6t
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Do you suffer with sick headache or nou-
ralgln? Thcn by all means try one bottle OF
DR.. Coleman's Concentrated white Sulphur
Springs Water, II will nst0nlsh you how
quickly you win be- relieved,
mHyidNw sun thursiw
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All advertisements from parties WIN
whom We have no account, must DE- fAiD
IN ADYAHon,
fore ", NJ, 10 inhure insertion ~ |llo hoh'
days issue, - IN.
Ali job Work, except IN parties WIN
whom We have current accounts, must 10
PAIN ron ON DrLiYEnY,
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9ailg 4srala.
r,sEyA,LY HERALD

ain ba found az sale W Tho news.
b0ys an ali ~ niD1 ~ me Ienn
and PAciiic railway, nnd ~ ~" u."a
stands NJ the Lea rhnni ~" '"''""
and Lamar h0ieis,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

Hymen, to say nothing of the witchery
OF smiles, bushes and ecstacIea that
are inseparable from these mysteries.
Mr.. a. j. Ross has submitted n
forty pound watermelon 10 the di9-
eliminating tooth Of the HERALD,
which was all that watermelon
should be. It was raised in Dallas, and
Mr.. Ross desires to "cnI" Judge Bur
ford on 1t. Wharll you do, Judge?
One way--Move we adjourn.
Another way-May it please your
Honor, ! now move that this honor
able Council do now adjourn.
AnOtherway-l rise for the purpose
Of making motion, which ! trust
every gentleman will see the impor-
lance Of In view Of the fact that We
have met to consider very important
matter IN which the people are much
Interested. move that we adjourn
early and often.
In the District Court Judge Bur
ford has overrulcd the motion for q
new trial made by the counsel Of VIII
liam Dill, who has taken nh appeal
In the case of G.. a. Smith, the motor
to quash was sustained and Smith dis
charged from ms bonds James War,
was fined SO for theft litigants vii
bear in mind that on Monday morning
the civil docket will be taken up.
--Olin Wclborn'sapecch IL Il finished
and scholarly effort well worthy o
acceptance w the exponent Of the feel
ings of Southern men. The specche
Of Evarts and Of Adams Breathe ~
loftier patriotism, no deeper devotion
to the union of our fathers than tn
eloquent utterance Of Major Welborn
The HERALD wishes that the Oratiol
could have II more extended clrcula
ton.
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A policeman may he II great man.
In fact, we lay ii down as snfe prop
osltion that u policeman mdyJc u great
man, but il GtTr7-n follow that Il POI
liceman IL a great man. We have seen
greater men. II may be considered
nm RuduCiOus statement but We have
seen greater men than policemen but
we have no reason to hope that the av-
erage policeman will believe that we
have seen greater men.
Last night we heard the cry Of muir
der, and other sounds that indicated
the existence of II lirst-class item.
Now, hrst.clnss items nre scarce in
Dallas, and we went in pursuit Of the
item While pursuing the Item we
heard the gladstone shout, "Ihc police
have got himm At once our fancy set
to work coming beautiful words Of
praise to the gallant officers who were
80 alert TO protect our lives and prop
crty, and their own sacred honor dur
ing the dark hours of night with
this praisewoothy object Ia view, We
inquired the names of the officer,
who "got him." Then great light
burst on the vision of the pcrlicc
They ameIt mice! They saw bug
under chip! They behcld Niger
in de woodpile! They asked Us whht
we wanted; if we knew the poor deyi
they had arrested and said Other
things that made us SILVER viii
dread-that caused lis to fear we woulC
be arrested and locked up in the Gala
boose away from our anxious family
So we turned away-not TO praise on
gallant police, AZ we had intended
but to say chat policemen who dom
know the residents of II city hud bette
resign aud at once take the tirSt lessor
In the duties OF policeman's place.
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Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Or.
Coo. >. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, ~ IN iumIlH.
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, sex ana
Nervous Headache NouralgiH,.Torpldh liver
Nervous Debility und the long list OF ans,
ellses arising from dlsordcrcd stomach ana
cOustlpated bowels.
1t viii relieve the worst cases OF nervous
headaches in from one to tire" hours. WIZ
cure the most obstinate cases of chronic con-
StipatiOn In from ten to thirty days.
II Is the best and surcSt pul8allVe ever
used for any disease, b ing perfectly safe I'M
yer all circumstances, uniNlllnE IN us nc
lion, entirely free from any nausea, grlping
or even unpleAspntncss. Possessing tonic
properties, Ia thing unknown I'm any Other
,urc purgativeD that purilics the brood ma
builds up the system In such manner thnl
the same effect Is produced by n ruddCed
dose until itS use may be discontinued and Il
permanent cure effected.
It Is convcniy MT, only requiringa glass OF
water and can be taken az NIL times as lbs
action Will not interfere In either business
or pleasure,
By analysts this preparation viii be ioand
| TO contain all the meuleluA properties OF
| the White sulphur Spring Wafer as taken
| nom SpuuGsnbut in n concentrated form
each pint being equal to two gallons.
The medicinal properties OF tine sllinci
and acids found IN White sulphur spring
| Water are well understood by all wei in
| formed medical men. In fact, these sAliues
| and acids prepared by nature, enter directly
| INTO the composition OF the blood, and no
| blood can be healthy that lacks any one OF
them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unEnrSlng action Of
| this preparation. AS soon IT. ii j, taken il
| enters into the blood, eNpelling all 0ccumu.
| lated poisons arising from Indigestion oI
malaria, Purifying the blood, and strength
| Cuing the nervous system, clearing the com
pexion and imr0rting n general healthy
| tone to the entire system.
10 put this in the reach of all, we are put
| ting II up IN two size bottles, the prices be.
| ing twenty-five cents and Il dollar, SOLD by
| druggists generally
GEO. Y. COLEMAN 4 co.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July IL, 1876
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whore and why:

This question tx often heard on our streets,
aud from facts woll known 10 those VINO
have visited the establishment, 1t seems al
most % miracle "a mud every one who hns
invested NJ the Sew York clothing iIuu"
sppply 80 highly Of the house, Their coming
among IN IN tho very du!pH ranson OF the
year the extremely largo stock they carry,
the vast quantities OF goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
ARE they found2 They come from New YORK,
Of the large manufacturing establishment Of
A. Stenbrrg a CO., q Walker street. Ana
why cuu they command such n trader They
are importers and manufacturers OF nll they
sell, and make itN matter OF Importance 10
let everybody find out thut what they sell IS
the best and lowest In price, and have no
opposition In the city Of Dallas, for they nlc
daily represented In the h st market Of the
United stntcs, where, with cash, they can
II nd many opportunities for proper Invest.
mcnts This house is located At Bob Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
| from far and near can lay in their supplies
uLeXnCt New York prices. Special lines OF
! Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots
| and Shoes and Notions.
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The following action was taken by IN,
SAphuth school OF the Lamar Street NJ, NJ
Church south, Dallas, Texas, July 0, lS7t:
our hearts are sad ON account OF the nh.
sence OF our schObl-mate and friend, SAL.
LIE CpONE, No more VIII she be segr
among us, no more will her voice be henrd
Singing tho praises OF her Heavenly Fnthrt
IN our sabbath school on earth, for sho ms
Deen taken In her youth, lovclincSs and mn
rllp' 10 Join In the songs and transports of
the great multitude, which no man cn N
NUMBER around the throne of God. There
neI hanplneSs Is pure, permanent and ppr.
Iect; WHIST we weep and mourn with her
ulSSIeSseu parents brother and sister, wp
also ready"
RcS0ircd, First In the sad md suddo,
death OF our schoolmate and friend Aniiin
Cooke, vacancy has been made In hcr class
and the school that cannot be filled. Wa
bow In humble submission TO Him who ia
eth all things we'll. wv
Rcyolroi, Second. That we will endeayor
10 profit by this melancholy event, laving
It's sad lesson to heart, for in such nm bogr ~
we think not, wo also may be called.
ReSohcd, Third. That we hereby tender our
warmost sympathy TO the stricken fnthcr
and mother brother and sister, in this the
day OF Their great trial, praying that they
may realize the consolation OF the reliuinS
or Jesus Christ. In this hour of great grief
Resolved, Fourth. That In MEMORY Of nur
friend, we win wear bulge of monsping v Nv,
orr left arm for thirty days ""
HeSotUcd, That u copy of these resolutsnns
be sent To the afflicted family, aud that thr
city papers be requested To publish them.
j.. N. MARTIN, Chairman.
MRS. l.. NOWLlN,
MISS MINNIE ELLIOT.
Committee.
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The wedding of the future.

In looking over our northern OK
changes lately we have been struck
with the thirst for notorieiy, and the
spectacular element which prcdom-
mates in the fashionable we'd
dings. They seem TO make it IL
point TO have the scenery and ac-
cessores AZ prominent as possible.
The wedding has ceased to be solemn
ceremony, and has drgCncIuted into Il
vulgar display to aatonIsh the natives
and provoke the envy OF their ac,
quaintances. Society has become in
satiabe in its demands. 1t requires II
wedding TO be ~ well put upon the
stage IA II play. The costumes, music
aud ushcrs must be dc Hgc,E The
greater the pyrotcchnic display, 80 to
speak, the greater the sensation. Two
people who love one another, and re-.
alizo the soIcmnity of the step they
are about to take, who should go
quietly into Trinity or Grace church,
New York, with II few friends
and he married, aud thus cheat
society out of its excitement aud n
spectacle, would be tabooed almost.
In time we look to see the modern
fashionable wedding reach Its highest
form of sensation 10y being performed
in the theatres instead Of the churches.
The theatre will be leased for the Occa-
sion, aud You will get your invitation
and coupon ticket for your seat in the
parquette or dress circle, or if very
intimate friend, in tho proscenium
box. The audience being assembled,
the orchestra will perform Mendell-
sohn's Wedding March," and the
curtain will rise upon II tnbIeau of
enchanting attractions. \ semi circle
of bridesmaids with "the officiating"
in front, where the prompter's box
usually is, and the couple in front Of
him, the beauty of the scene enhanced
10y appropriate scenery and becoming
lights thrown on the stage. The
ceremony over, the floor of the par
quette will be instantly lloorcd over for
dancing, while the happy couple
Orcuy the stage aud receive
their friends there, then we will have
all the fine scenic elects and spectacu-
lar tnbleauX now lost to society, in a
great measure, by the dim religious
light Of a sombre church, with its
dampening effects ON the spirits of
those who go for the delightcning of
their eyes, This is the tendency OF the
wedding of the period, which is to be
regretted, Marriage is very solemn,
sacred and important step. 1t is as
solemn rs taking the sacrament, and
can be lightly performed with equal
and impunity, while every
thing betting the rank and station of |
II couple should bo done to insure
decorum and dignity betting the oc-
casion, there should be an utter alb
sence of holiday levity too prevalent,
aud above all, they should be shielded
ns much aspossible rom anything like
undue notoriety.
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There is really no reason why the
present dearth Of every kind of amuse.
ment, gatherings, picnics and cxcur.
sions, should continue. The young
people ought to be able to get up some.
thing that will afford open air, after
dark recreation. The moonlight pic
mic business seems to have quite run
Its course. There ought, however, to
he energy and gallantry enough left
among the young men to get up some
thing for the entertainment of their
lady friends, who gave them those
beautiful leap year parties last winter.
Turn about is fair play and Young
Texas mnst not lag in return ing such
llattering courtesies received
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Tno TrOtiing Races.

There was n trotting match yester
day morning, ON the Fair Grounds
mile heats, two best out of three, be
tween Brannan's Echo, and Bentley,
Forest King, the first heat was won hy
Forest King, in 800; second heat by
Echo, IN 1903. Forest King cut himself
on the quarter, by overreaching, and
thus giving the heat and race to Echo
Mr.. Ed. Spencer bet heavily on Echo
and won. Both horses were admira-
bly, driven by crack whips. Y. Kenue-
dy driving Forest King and Mr. Bran
nan driving Echo, the race was good
one, and the time very creditable con-
siderlng the horses are comparatively,
unframed and young, and had never
raced before.
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lpprsOtlnI.

Among the newly electeditrustees OF
Austin College Is the Rev. A. z. Smith,
ID. d., pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, DIR. Smith is eminently fitted,
by his attainments as scholar and
sound educational views, to be of great
benefit to this institution.
Colonel George Noble and w. III.
Newman, of the Texas and Pacific
railway were at the LeGrand yester-
day. The Colonel was to return to
Marshall last night.
Mr. l.. s. Bartlett, OF Hutlaker h
Harris, Louisville, Kentucky, Is in
town, and affovded THE HERALD an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-16

We, the undersigned Druggists of Dallas
IcXns, having been selling DR.. Coleman
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportunity Oflearning OF its effect upon the
parties to whom we have sold, do unheSita
tingly pronounce 1t one of the best remcdie,
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In DR.. Coleman y circular, and es.
pcClHlly chronic constipation, sick and ner-
Vous hca iaches, and as "A common purgative
we have never told any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing its pleasant and uniailing effects
together with It's perfect SAFELY under all cir
cumstauces, we most cheer fully recommend
It's use to the suffering everywhere
COMMON n WALKER,
GALLAWAY ~ GALE,
HOSklNS ~ HOW ELL.
WILLIAMS " TOLLlNER,
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.
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The NllY lICnllII

Demands that vigorous enforcement
of the health ordinance should be
made. a number Of places have been
pointed ont rs needing attention,
without which disease il only ques.
ton of time. Most Of the cutters are
requiring daily cleaning, as there Is no
water or sewer. TO take oil gar,age and
filth. The hogs continue to be II greater
nuisance than ever, thanks to the City
Council, which refused to pass u hog
ordinance.
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opportunity of shaking his hand Mr.
3. represents one Of the best houses In
the West, aud IL building up for 1t II
large Texas trade. llelnforms rs that
hs will be in Dallas again in n few
days, and we commend him to ali who
want square deal at big stock and
bedrock prices.
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Millinery Goods nj Less Tim, c.,

AT > lralsons, 5l4 Main street for
the next sixty days. will sell NV n ,W
tlre stock OF Summer Millinery Goods
Ssw"hty'ive per cent less than importing
iisnnres, IN order to make room for =
ra.l stock This reduction includes
trimmed as well as unuimmed woods
come ana satisfy yourselves of the hct
All orders for Millinery Goods promntly
attended to. Turban and CentenniSI
'''''' "''S reviewed. mayS0-dtf
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There will be nm auction sale of town
lots at Round Rock, Williamson
county, on the Goth of this month,
which will afford rare chance to
those who wish to invest in II growing
railroad town. Read the advertise
ment.
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Fnr NnIc.

The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement for anle OF IL
steam cotton gin and grist mill, stu
ated near the line of II railroad. a
bargain is offered. Can on CASTOR Il
rbOmas.
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Through TO NJ. Louis without change.

The Texas and Pacific Railway are
running Pullman Sleeping Cars to Little
Rock and st. Louis without change.
Bcuhs can he secured at any time dun.
ng the day at the Texas and Pacific
Ticket Office, corner Pacific avenue and
Lamar street julySd2w
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BY request OF the ladies of Dallas, Mr..
), iraIson, of the Mann street Millinery
and Importing House has ordered re-.
cclved and now has on exhibition a LOT
OF black, white and brown rrwhans. ot
reasonable prices. maylS.dtr
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A No. | hack and two sound ponies;
one horse md one mare; also u set OF
good harness. n wagon shcot and bows,
and all that constitutes n good travel.
ing outfit. Apply Mt The HERALD
office.