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New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Eesal Notices.

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IN pursuance of an order of Delano c. Cal.
y, esq SURROGATE OF the County OF Newlors nouces
hereby SVEN 70 a persons @ ha'f & claims 1 egaaS 81 & M or s De-
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the a
New:York, before the 2tn day OF December neI-
j;25 iaw6mF ALPHONsi.J. Ia FARCE, Esecutor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELAN0 G.
Z CALVIN, esq, surrogate OF te County Q. SeS.lSiAt
notice IS hereby given to an l,i.2ns htNns "a, ,sss
10 present The same VITA vouchers thereof % ihe sn
rorper SO. 6oy street in thS City Of NewYors 0es.
10th dsv ot February next Dated Newl ge, tAs tV
auIl IawGmF No. Dey.st, New.Yors.-
IN pursuance of an order of Delano Z. Ia Csi,
vim esq surrogate OF the County Of NewY York nouos
hereby gwen 20 an persons aanS claims ssa' 10 present
the SAINT With vouchers thereof 10 subscribers az Tie one
OF r. a. Wtl 30 "a West 1ihst IN & the OI,, ,d 81 New.
York the -Oth uay Of April, ls7C. r. a. WITLHAT ~.
RONALD THQMAS,
ap28 lawGmF I.Aeca,eL>-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made By
The Hon JOSEPH +. DAIN one Of the Jus',,s ir NJ q
NeN 0ra, sittiu. County Judge the twert ~ s1i
OF May 1876 notice Is hereby given TO all the cSsp SspHY
and WILLIAM GREEN, copa ners lately dong DA, aTs q
5 ees win he Voucher therefor duly yeie % ias
srrber e ,v aprontei as, ,ee of the said Du. enDtJ
ana Green te benefit OF their creditors a. DIS once %
,9 fore he second lay Of October 1876.
D"''N WHEELER POWELL Assignee
WILLIAM b. TULLIs. Attorney fOr Assignee
~ Y.SUPREME COURT.-ELLEN E.N AhDT, AIhIT,
y. plainiif against WILLIAM p. FARRELL ard GAla GAsda
ARTNE his wife and RisiOPHER MCG RAJ 1gegsni.
ants-summ0ns for Reef-,loui not ser ITO te or ne
complaint in this act which this day ned IA 'e m s
OF the Clerk the city and Couity Of New1ofS ana
COPY OF vour the SAID complaint on the ort
ct his Office No. l2s BrOadway IN the Cy oI an YOU
within twenty dave the service OF ths summons an
exclusive OF the DAY such service and II you A s,si
swer the said cnilai within the time Aforesaid
tin in this action viii apply "a the Court Ior t,e
N - w THOMAS J. POWktS
ss law6wB Plaintiffs Attorney, l2e BroadSn
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|, LBANY and TROY bv day boats c. YIB-

DRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatOnic
hD and Naneatuck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catarine 80 and bridgeport atll
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! FUTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 EUIlfH AALLE1 hAILhOAD. --. g..
ls5-Ltave deputs Of C0gaudt and ueDI ssass Az
a. m for EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown hatc9 ,luiiA
Carmel ShauuIn WIlkesbaTr Ptison Sytt l-miIa, &c,
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buf
a. D. m Tor Eason Betnenem, Allentown Afauch Chunk.
Halloou, Mahauoy CITY, Shciandoii ilA'a il'etoh
sc, making connections for Reading fotsvle, In
~ @ FOR Easton, Bshlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
OnHS; @ pNibt Express daily for Eason Bethlehem Al
leutowu, Mauch chunk MllAt&5oste & fs.oh SalIe Emii
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester bunhio NIAGARA Fans, and the
West Puliman's slee IsaYTes ~ a s,, an,
CHAs. il. CUMMINGS. Agent
NETWORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEWYORK AND NEW-HAVEN DI.
VISION.-Summer Arrangements commencing juno H. 1876
Passenger station in Newlork, Grand Central Depot,
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK.
Trains Tor New Haven leave 7lO AcC'u) 500 (EXl
900 (Aeenl III a. m. (Exl, II n. lAcc'n / (Ex.G 30
(Accnh (Ex.l 4i0 aud 5:lj IOca Exl tEX.l and 10
For south Norwall go sO5, COS Il a. m. 12m. G,x)
220 3, 10 4:i9 55, 5a5, $50, s 10 FOR siamlor
4.45, 5:l5, j:iJ, 63J, 7.2O, Q, 10, and llS5 p m.
Boston Express, via Springfield. al 500 ani q M ana
p M wa shore Line AT ana lu p li le 10 i u, 4
" and 10 p. NJ. 81 IFins at stamford, No.NIs 1hu
oD9 ANA II a. ~, 8, O. and 10 p. m az Bridgeport Inc
30 ~. ahI p ~ connect Win trans OF r!'v Illc % ~.
VISION FOR Providence ana the Counecucut valley ~
sHy brook The 500 e. NJ ana p M. connect 4 VIII
Northampton H. H. New-iaycu, and the o. N. aud p
M Tor NeWport sos II ui - noon md ~ trains con
for Montreal The 6J5 and p. connect with Nau
gatuck ana Housatoic h. RS. Bridgeport The s0J
south Norwalk. aud sOj N. l. 440 and $40 ,.
with New,C Canaan H. r. AZ stamford -, ,.,.,, -. n
sunday Boston Man Trains az In VIA Springfield at 10
Drawingroom Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars
etes cam be purchased at Ticket once of Company
Grand Central Depot at offices OF N y Transfer Co. 9t4
broadway York. and No Court ST., Brooklyn, who VIII
Gso check baggage from residence " destination
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION, No. 80,
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
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MISS MCDONAIDN - - e,,,.
w GLASSES DRAWING AND WATER COLolsS,
Prom Nature. 7S5 broadway Room 81. 90, .
Terms 900 for 20 lessons hour each in the studio pay
able in advance viii be received on and AFTER SeP .
MRS. BURNS's school of PhOnograply, 33
w Fsrkrow, ". Y op. Ncw r. o)lhoioleh n5iIuS''n s
I'm ain grldcs OF Shorhai-l Writing students qualhe9 Io
practical work, Special lessons on tho elementary sol7
the language. articulation, pronnuC auoa, &c tE'"s u
THOMAS DE CODEZO, ARTIST, 27 Union
square. viii OPEN bis rhiNAIE SCHOOL !or DitA ;c
ING and PAiNIING i'm al it, branches oH oct lbi lHoao
wishing o. subscribe please call 90 earliest moment
THE MODEL KINDEEGARTEN and Inter
mediate and Advanced class n Mrs kRS In IN
and prof IOfN EEAIS 2G6 and .G- BROADWAY between
3}3sis. win reopen oct 3 and their Normal 4I-
iu- -cAOo. lor kinder -arten Teachers On Now
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gnsirncGloH.
For Young Ladies-City.
o. DA SILVA
W nfps- A1.Fy"" EfRAnFoRDs

formerly Mrs Ogden HOnmansl English, ffrhci ann ~ "
man Boarding School for Young laCs ane llg'
viii e9listLeucs No n Thirty eIghfhst NeN-1p
e0pen- sept 2j Application may be made by letter oi PEI
sonllly as above. -----
PEMOYAL.
viii reonen for Npung Ladies ana 'hIdren al
10 East 3jih.st., near ParkaNe. sept -.
TIlHE ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
fo youne ladies' 40 West l1l-st, NcTloIs, VII reopen
on The trsl Monday Of september.
TFVHE MISSES MARSHALLs SCHOOL for
( YOUNG LADIES aud CHlLpEEN, No &yO "es'
3sthst viii be rcopcned on MONDAY. sept l8
TF0HE MISSES PERINE, No. 81 East seventy
I FoIrl-st, on Central Park. reopen tlrir hhf'h anu
Ir.ncl school for Young Ladies and Children 50 cpt -
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For Both sexos-Country.

DREW SEMINARY and dFEMALLCOLLLGE,
4 carmel y "a school for both Xe hfly miles from
ev ork beautiful, home Like thouu-h Ntuhis irc' ed
any time. "i"' g -l' ~ .A' -'
FAMILY SCHOOL.-Board, tuition, washng'
II - pr week. Miss CONONEk. Old Bridge, New
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Prof. Ellie cHARLER. Director.
nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, % Eas
E(2g. Preparation Ior college, Crruiars on arplcaioL

n :. FVERSON'' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
~ cor Fort, second So and ~lxayc, opposite rsrrv"
parE Primary Department. Refers the following pIesrl
pa, ous Howard crosby, D. D Piof. II. B smit1, d. y
Prof R. D. Hitchcock ID. D.. Prot Geo. L. PitntsS, d. J.
Thos : Hastings j. D.; Erskiuc n. White ID. D.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

vi ENMlTTsBUBG. ND.
Regular session begils sept 3. 1870 students reoeFe
afv tme embraces co.eeiale, pltptti',ll \; ,h
iUnIor departments, 3stuamed In separate nuInIh
Arrangements have been made with the Sisters OF
Nazareth tahc charge OF the doesuc del heh' vi Iu
college.
send for catalogue. - -,-.- - p, ,,...i,
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COLLEGIATE TRAINING SCHOOL, 182
\ 5tlave j. L. HUNT VI. A.. Principal, rcopcus Sgpi 20
ali departments handsome location ana rooms best collegiate
urtpara, on thoroGel work. Circulars al luinaEs
NUARLIER INSTITUTE. Genital Park-F0
- Bows aud Young Gentlemen of 20 20 Ycafs ocali
and Day school. college, BUSINESS West Point ana SChl,
ScI0ols Trpgch German Spanish CIrttu.y taught ano
so.en Building new, best Of It's kind Twenty con"
; '> Prof Ellie CIItRLEfB. Director.
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For Both Eexes-City.

TTISS C.. J.. HANDY gives private lnStruc-
y tiou 10 DEAF &UTI~ AETICELAIlONf also
coirccts staumcIiug and all defects Of uiterahce 10 last
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

A TEACHER Of experience Wlslie, % obtain
y the Prurpsl,uipuf su. a.aI,uy; u4i r. .tf. ul'n
slsrr hire oI purchase. Address l.. %. hok lA bo"nd
Er,Hl -. j..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

WEST END INSTITUTE.-Family school
w for young ladies' Ar' =. l. CADf' Principal New
haven. Conn send for circular.
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Every important suggestive feature Of the Fairis de-
scrited and convenient manual provided for all visitors
fnstrctine them spend at the Exhibition 10
..LrLL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

NyRS. SYLVANUS REEDH BOARDING AND
w DAY SCHOOL. for Young ladies Nos AMI Fast
Fifty 81, NeW-lOrk REOPLNS oct 2. French and
German practically taught careful training in Primary and
Preparatory Departments; Collegiate Course OF study meet
ali demands higher education Arrangement. for
health comfort generous scale. successful Kinder
caItgn connected with the school,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
HUXLEY IN AMERICA, No. ;

Verbatim Reports Of all Prof T. H. Huxloy's Public
Addresses In the United States at Buffalo, Nashville, Lat
more. and Ncw-YorK.
Trce rosfafT sheet form cents: iu pamphct, 2j
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

EORT WASHINGTON FRENCH AND EN-
4 GIISH INSTITUTE. l1lstst- aud KtHg-ifldce roaI'
New-Y0r CITY. 22d Nur young gent .uen N 40 Ie
open sept For circulars apply to o. Lcspn1s Inrsi
OF at tho Institute VI also t the T. \ School )rrc
t0rv "p0mest.c BUILDING. V. IIENO0I, Principal sic
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Alarsle auo Glate Maniels.

A. MRRwIN, AucuOneer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & CO., 656 Broadway
ID near Bond st-sales Of Books Works Of Art SC. &C.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

4 HARVARD GRADUATE, experienced M
i,a.4ug. .,-lr,- llr.aIF tEp pupils if coz
lssr. reasonable; highest Tyrrrt,cs Address j. j."
u . MtttTI..nItlr.
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OR EDWARD INSTITUTE, \. y.

rT-RATFs REDUCED TO si72 4 YEAR. 81
Fifteen Teachers prepare or College Tor Bdsinr OF for
iIr Five graduating courses, OJ amy tfr' -iuh may %
" JOS H.. KING, -. D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

Our new Mayor, Hon. J. d. Kerfoot,
is giving the people satisfaction and
discharges the duties of his position
with an unassuming dignity and culti-
waited courtesy that shows him to be
not only man OF sense, but gentle
man of the good old Virginia type.
Mr.. A. Angus, the courteous and eff
flcient agent of the Central railway
here, has been succeeded by Mr..
George Gaines, from the general Office
In Houston. Ashley were busy check
ing up yesterday before dinner, no
freight was delivered. Mr.. Angus
leaves u host of friends who will be
sorry to lose him. He goes to Corsi-
cana.
Mr.. w. H. Wilson, agent and special
correspondent of the Kansas City
Times, was pleased TO bestow the light
of his countenance upon us on yester-
day. We found him as sociable and
pleasant as newspaper men are gener-
ally wont to be. We trust that his
stay among us maybe both profitable
and agreeable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

An Effort 20 Hecure the Services OF the
Celebrated PrussIan Hand.

An Effort 90 Hecure the Services Of the
Celebrated PrussInn Hand
IL IL with unwonted pleasure that
we learn of the prospect OF securing
the presence ut the Mai-Fest In this
city of the celebrated P.ussian military
band, who are now In America upon
a six months furlough with the view
to compete at the Centennial with the
bands Of the world for the highest
prizes that the Exposition can bestow.
Their engagement has been due to
the energy OF some of our very enter
prislng German fellow-citizens. They
will come direct from the F0lks-fest at
Galveston to this city, and VIII proba-
bly, arrive about May 9Th and remain
over until May 9Th before they depart
for Philadelphia
Everything seems to indicate that
we will be treated to the grandesi
music that the greatest bands Of Ger
many can produce.
Preparations for the Mai-Fest are
progressing finely, and its success Is
beyond question. One of the features
of the occasion Will he foot race
between two of our fastest and bes
known citizens, one German, The
other an American. Neither OF then
weigh less than two hundred pounua
and both are conceded to be swift o
foot and long wlnded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

Joseph Hartman was out on the wal
path with a six-shooter strapped to his
manly person, and paid S25 and costs,
amounting In all to SS4.
George Pace made too much noise
and put up 80 and costs, amounting In
all to SIS for the privilege.
J. Cophran was disorderly, hence his
having to go down into his pockets fol-
So line and $40 costs.
Charles Wilson, drunk and down,
will work out 50 fine and $3.50 costs
for being recumbent and inebriated.
Pat Matthews goes and does likewise,
and Otto Franks followed suit.
Bill Jackson, colored, fought and
bled out So fine, and $3.50 costs.
Martha Johnson, Frank Edwards
and 0. b. Brown, will rise to u point OF
order this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02
AInost Another Firc.

L Last night the clerk In Ervay's lamp
and oil store, next door to the Com
mercial, went In and lit a match,
which falling on the oily floor instant
" bIazed up. He seized blanket and
threw II over the flames, just then Mr..
Saulspauph, the clerk Of the CONNER
ciai Hotel, rushed In, and seizing the
blanket, now all In flames, dragged 1t
into the street, and by his presence of
mind and courage, prevented most
disastrous FIRE, as In few minutes the
oil store would have been ablaze, and
the whole stock would have gone.
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THE FIRE.
Lnss o.. ooo-No Insurnnee.

On Sunday night, about twelve
O'clock, fire broke out on Cochran
street, in house occupied by Mr..
Hastings and owned by Mr.. Thomas,
of the firm Of CASTOR u Thomas,
bankers. The fire is supposed to have
originated from u lamp left burn ing,
which may have exploded. Three build
ing were destroyed, Loss two thousand
dollars; no insurance, except on Mr.
Hastings furniture. The ilremen were
promptly on the ground, and used
every exertion to save the buildings
and those adjoining.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

The nOys ia Rcd--0n for shreveport.
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock,
large delegation Of our gallant fire.
men was formed into line, aphoto-
graph was taken of them, after which,
headed by Parker's band, and under
the direction of the chief of the fire de-
partment, w. G. Connor Esq, with
the popular President, Jules Schneider,
Esq, they marching In front, proceed
ed to the Texas and Pacific depot,
where u splendid train awaited them.
The locomotive was one of the finest
GA the road, and was beautifully deco
rated with flags; carrying first the ma
tlonal colors in port, then two "bonny
blue flags with single STAR" then the
State flag with its red and white bar
and blue field with a white star, the
colors which floated at the Alamo and
San Jacinto; then u number of small
American and Louisiana flags. Added
to these decorations were wreathes of
evergreens, the whole going to make
up very gay and pleasant sight The
train moved Off in fine style while the
large crowd which had assembled dis
persed. The flremen dine at Marshall
by special invitation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
olo,hIna | cIothIna | cIothlna |

At the New York Clothing House. 6O3 Elm
street, Dallas. and 81 Walker street. New
York. We ask ~ special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents fur
nishing goods, will examine our goods and
compare prices, II not convinced that we are
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, then we shall
not expect them TO buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy frst.class clothing ut less than man
ufacturing prices may mover occur again, ~
we Wish To lay our assortment before the
public, and yet fairly acquainted with the
trade, we will make such grent reduction
nom regular prices, as 10 at once gain faS'I
with the general public and BIO con-
visted OF bolng the lowest price clothing
house In Tcxas. aprli-d6w8ms
Tho above establishments, Is branch OF
the well-known house OF A. Streinburg a
Co., 81 Walker street. New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02
Direct importation.

The following new style hats were
received by the 1890 train last night
Martha Washington, Shepherdess.
Miss Curtis, La Mode, La iona, Wind
sor Derby, Miss Martha, Colion's, Ira
badora, PAMELA and hundreds of 9th
ers which have never been seen before
in this city. These goods are a direct
importation from Europe. Every lady
should make 1t point to call and sat
isfy themselves that no other millinery
establishment In the city have them
In their assortment
S. IRALsoN, 5l4 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

AT Union Market, on Elm street,
You will ind everything most compile;
With sharpest knife aad saw in hand,
You will find Herman Harris at his stand,
With the best OF Pork and Beef that's fat,
And.Sausage made without rat
Sheep and Mutton very nice; -aa
Go see at once, take my advice.
He will meet you with a smile each morn,
Long before the day has dawned; " % Oh
And those who at his place may call
WIN meet the Champion Gutter Of them all
Tell all your friends that It's the Place
To be welcomed with asmiling face.
SO go In once. You then will know
That Hermans il the place to go
To buy your meats of every kind;
Square dealing you will always find,
Meats to suit most every dish
And crafty your every wish.
You will always see that he's the fairest,
And his place the very neapst;
You will never feel the least embarrassed,
While waited on by
HERMAN HARRIS.
apl2S-dlw 1910 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Another runaway.

Another runaway. raoE
Tho Council meets tonight.
ssi --Hats-hats-hats at Hamilton h
Co's.--Ad. asc'a Y aa siysa#
q There is another strawberry festi-
valtalked of. 70 3,il gl Io
u, --Croquet sets for 81 SO at Reed &
,A,Lathrop's.-Ad. HaeEa .ohSeh u
,en4-Hancock Or Coke, that's the ques-
tion to-day.
lyon will be sure to find the latest
and best hats at Hamilton & Co's.-Ad
..tv I'VE are receiving q new stock OF
furnishing goods, at, Hamilton & Co.'S.
4 The medical men say Dallas is dis
tresaing healthy. Even the smallpox
Z Is over. ,......--e,.. ;,siiotH
S Everything new In furnishing
: goods, will be found at Hamilton &
Co's.--Ad. s,st
: . Have your watches and jewelry
Z repaired and warranted at Webbs, sos
2 Main street.-Ad. ,...
\ { There are about eight hundred
bales Of cotton being held here, and
Z the market continues nominal.
LOVELY gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Oram's, 5O7 Main street.-Ad. n
I I = "A grand hog hunt will take place
shortly. y The "perlice'' will ofiiciate
d with the implements Of harvest.
1.-The law-breakers will soon find
that when our new Sheriff camps on
" their trail, 1t will not be all Moon
sshine.as9 ugAN1a q M
RAMSEY and Bell have two horses,
which for size, are ahead Of anything
IN this part ofTexess and amount to
curiosities. sAkS FAffkaseaa |
1.-The most beautiful department Of
neckware, handkerchief, ETC., win be
on exhibition at Hamilton 4 Co.'S, In
o few days.--Ad. 81. e
--George Mundy, the hatless prophet,
mover wore q hat until the sight Of the
aRose Mechell' induced him to put
one on2-H Hamilton has the at--Ad. \
y zee. Y From Mr., Schaeffer's card else
where, he thinks, evidently, that Nor
vays that are dark and tricks that are
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

! mons aud oranges, cocoanuts bare
anps, nuts and fruits Of all deHcrip-
lions, Those IN want Of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them u call,--Ad
The Ladies' Society Of the 81.
Matthew's Cathedral will meet Mt half
past four o'clock Wednesday evening,
In tho drawing room OF tho LeGrand'
Why not buy four seei and
Havana cigars Instead OF three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo'
Reinecle, 300 Main street--oldest 10
bacconist In the city I'D
The Lamars have "the light Of
battle In their eyes" and are 'eager
for the fray" at Houston. They viii
turn "with their shields, or OH them,"
after the manner Of those fine old
Romans you read about.
-Bradleys' Croquet, the very best
made, and chenp, now ut Reed ~ La
throp's. Also on hand and daily arrlv
Ing, fresh invoices of blank books
Office stationery, wall paper, bas'
balls, and printers material. Prices
low.-1d.
---Messrs. Bowen and Conner mr.,
about erecting two-story brick stor
corner Of Houston and Commerce
streets, opposite Works livery stable
Leftwich and Jamison are the build
, ers. Size, 25xS0, cost, $4,000.
Farmers read On Thursday next
May 4th, Messers. Payne and Min
. will have n grand pillow trial for lh
. championship Mt the Caruth farm
3 They claim to have the best sulky plo,
extant. Go and see.
1t Is of G. Merrlwethaire, VIII
3 goes Oft unto ye cedalrc, where dwell
q maiden faire, sometimes ut home
then on contraire, who makes hin
knecl and sweare, sweare, that he wi
nevaire, nevaire, object to her coque
eraire, and thus wake up the wron
passengaire.
r -Ifyou want over two hundred {
/" Of the latest and most elegant pattern
of wall paper to select from, SO to !
"a T.. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, 81
1t Main street, where you will find IL
st largest stock in the West, and price
~ at the very lowest. No extra chare
v for trimming. Also n Large stock
II rustic shades constantly on hand. --At
j. j. Lloyd, Agent for II. II. Lloy
& Co.'s map and charts, is in the eli
for the purpose Of getting subscrlbe
for them. The maps are excellent, I'll
l. very latest, and evidently aceuratel
designed. Every business or profe
sional man should have one. App
at THE HERALD office, or address pc
q tai card to j. J. Lloyd, Dallas, Texas.
v Al.
y The Fort Worth Democrat threa
ems to withdraw the trade of Tnrral
county from Dallas II THE HERAI
does not stop poking fun NJ that su
urb, The power of the press Thu
couldn't elect its editor to the Legisl
" ture, will hardly be able to handle
whole county In matter of bushes
but rather than have Dallas pulverlzt
by this thunderer OF the setting 81
a The HERALD will devil no more, al
IT, thus ward off the dreaded blow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-02

they viii bths eonfult Their own intef-
e,lo 10y bringing ihclr products here
for sale Instead Of TO hAy Of the email
neghboriug towns, Their farm sud
plies can be bought cheaper, and their
produce will command M good price
here as elsewhere. Our grain elevators
and cotton compress give Us the nd
vantage in handling, at compare
lively trining cost, our great staples.
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IHyncninl.

The following is the list OF marriage
licenses granted during the month OF
April: Miller Clayton and Mary Hays,
]. l.. Long and Alice Finbed, w. II.
w. Smith aud ID. ]. Dunlay, ]. w.
Lawrence and Mary J. Leslie, G. J.
Rohner and Annie M. Mier, j. II, Sud-
with and Maria Show, p. P. Frichet
and M. @. Leydeker.
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Tosh, Ladies', Tailor. and shosmalsr..

The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the finest lot
OF the most popular machines, and the best
and cheapest sewing silk IN all colors, Clark'a
40. N. r." and Milfords linen In oil sizes,
Silk from ten to forty per cent less than any
house In the sonth. New ofiicc-6O9 Main
street, four doors east OF Poydrns 0.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
api2B-dim W. Il. CLARKE, Agent.
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LEnRANn IinrEL

John Myers, 81, Louis Sam Klein,
Galvestoni l. Ward, fexasi q W
Gains, Houston; J w Booth, DECATUR
a Is Coombs, Denison; II q Wlthers,
Texas; j @ Dayton, Detroit; II Bloch,
A Brllten, New Orleans; W III Wilson,
Kansas City; w Is Wight, W + Gil,
s w Mason, Paris; w l. Evans, Chlca.
go; q y Parsons wife aud children; W
III Uammnn, Calvert,