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yIrtuous indignation.

There is n twenty-cents-a-lino look
about the professional anxiety and in
dignation of the evening paper over
the Dallas and Wichita railway bust.
ness. There is no use in plucking
handfuls of hair out of ones head and
dancing war.danee around mares
nest. There ia no danger whatever
that the affair of the charter, and the
matter of the building of the road will
not be attended to, aud that right
away.
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The Evening Mail.

This is the title of the new evening
paper which will make its appearance
Monday week. Mr. Moses Harris,
formerly Of The HERALD, the editor,
10 known as u sPrightiy writer with a
nose for news and his paper will be at
once spicy, rAcy and newsy. The Mail
will contain the latest and freshest
evening telegraphlc dispatches, news
by mail and local news, and will
doubtless be n very live paper, and an
excellent medium of advertising.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS


klu'NNH H'''W'N
Al the Nav York Clothing House, boJ Elm
street, DALLAS, ana N walker street. New
YORK;. We ask ~ ~ special favor that every
body dosrlng clothing, hats, or gonlH lur,
nshlng goods, win examine our goods "nd
oomparo prlorp, II not convinced that We are
giving better value Tor thu prices, than hay,
oyor been seen In this city, then VIZ sinai
not expect them 10 buy, huch an opportunity
10 buy ArHt-olnss olothlpg NJ less thnh man
umclulug prices may never occur again, NJ
We wish To lay our assortment before th'
public, nnd got fairly acquainted with lh'
trndc, we win mako such gr1nt reduction
from regular prices ~ 10 at once gain la'"
with the general public and BIO con
viotcd " being the iowoht price clothing
mousse ln TuKaA. Aprli'ddwamS
Tho above establishment, Is u branch
tho wol.kuown house Of A. Slroihbn'B
CO., ~ Walker street, Now York,
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eueo upon yesterday lie seems murh
plcnscd ~ the prospect oi enrly RAILWAY
communicated with Dallas,
MIC - Stephenson, tbe ~ellknown
COTTON buyer, IN spending iew weeks
Al Hot Springs
Barnett Gibbs, the bachelor CITY At
toruey, IL working his Iingers 10 the
bone one the new city charter
Mr.. &, NJ, Wheat was lndelallgable
IN his efforts to make the reception
supper Of the Christian Church u sue
cess, and II was u success,
Mr.. Pierre Brown, sonofJoh Henry
Brown, isyery III aud his many lriehd'
ure very anxious about him.
Judge r. II. West aud g. N, AID
ridge County Judge and County AZ
lorncy, viii have their hands Iull lh'
nrst Monday IN june, when the County
Court opens,
General Il. NJ. Gnno IL writing
series Of articIce on fine stock for TR
HERALD, which will he M iniercstin
m they ARE valuable to farmers.
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The nnllns nna wIeni,n railroad.

To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
We are reminded of of u sentence
commencing, "How long wilt thou
abuse our patience, oh Cateline ~ and
we feel like substituting "Calder, for
Cateline, when we think of the trials
and tribulations in which he has in
volved this valuable enterprise.
A long.sutiering people would like to
know ii his uncompromising DISPOSE
ton will be permitted to kill the en-.
terprise, and prevent us from realizing
long cherished project IN which the
city has invested $50, 900 aud is willing
to invest as much more. :
-Will this man be permitted to stand
thus In the way OF our prosperity, and
quietly strangle all feasible plans as
fast as proposed, by which we could
save this charter and build this much
needed road ? as4
And does he find his advantage In
any outside propositions from rival
railroads, who fear the completion of
a line from Dallas via Denton to Deni-
son F.? CITIZEN.
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WIN do well to bear In mind that they
can buy their entire stocks or rcplen'
Iph them IN Dallas at the same llgurc'
they con In 81, Louis, freight added
This fact IL not generally known, and
II will be only necessary for our mer'
chants to give country merchants the
same time as 81, Louis gives, to secure
the great bulk Of North Texas trade.
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Tn III. ladios. TaiIor, and Shoemaker,

To Tho LadIos, TalTora anu Shoomakors.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company ARE
opened for business, showing the finest LOT
Of the most popular machines. and the bcst
and cheapest sowing silk In all colors, Clark q
40. N. ~" nnd Mllfords linen In NIL sizes,
silk from ten to forty per cent less thau any
house IN tho South. New oflioe-0O9 Main
street, four doors east OF Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2S-dlm W, n. CLARKE, Agent.
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The Herald office ia now receiving large
consignments of job papers of all descrip.
ton and asks an examination of prices and
quality BIZ Heads white and colored) Let
Yer Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
circulars, Etc, printed as cheap as tho
cheapest, and neater than the neatest. Bring
IN your orders and get the benefit of our
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Called meeting of the stockholders of the
Dallas Real Estate and Building Association
Is postponed to o'clock, Thursday, May ~,
1915. A full attendance is desired as bust.
ness OF Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order OF the stockholders,
S. j. ADAMS, President.
L. L, BARRY, Secretary, mayl7td
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Office at drug store OF Williams 4 Tolllyer
Dallas, Texas, May IL, 1876. mavlo-,lnt

In sparsely settled districts, where medIca,
aid is often difficult and sometimes impossl.
pie to obtain, 1t is extremely desirable fol-
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com.
prehensive in its curative operation, perfect.
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wo,fe,s
Schiedam Aromatic Schnnpps posaessea n ii
the requisites OF family medicine.
marid,Swly ny
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An AlIbi.

Cruise, the man brought here from
Fort Worth upon suspicion Of being
one OF the Express robbers, was not
Identified by Mr.. Cornish, the ageut
here, and has proved an alibi. He will
probably be released.
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Practical Surveying,

The young ,nen of Dallas who may
wish TO have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited 10
call and see +. A. Whatsoever upon
that subject. Room No. s, Dallas In.
firmary.--Ad. t..l. u5 a..qu
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Notice,

Parties Wishing our "Rose" or "Lllly
White Flour during my absence from the
city Will please leave their orders at the
Office of Block, Jett & Co., over City Bank,
and they win be promptly attended to.
maSli-dlw W. ID. BELT, Agent.
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State Occupation Tax No,,,,

All persons In arrears with the state for
Occupation Tax. will look to their interest
py coming forward without further delay,
anu make payment, as this tax will be col
iected strictly in accordance with law.
W. H. PRATHER, Tax Collector.
Dallas, May 6, 1876. mave.dlmn
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Personal.

Bishop Garrett will DO here the next
two Sundays.
Mr.. j. X. Millican, editor and pro-
proprietor Of the Forth Worth Stand
ard, graced our office with his pres
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Ladies' call and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than NJ
any other house IN the city, al bh Main
street. mayll.d3mos
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Chip hats atsl 30 each, In every styles aud
color atA, lralson's, on Main street.
N, mayli-damos
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Auciionoers. iOO Elm street Auction snle'
every day. Buys and sclls second hand fur
nituro, horses, ponies, OTTO. mnylU'dtf
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lralson. 5ld MINI Street.

Keeps the largest and most fashionable
styles ~ hats. Fronch llowors ribbons
ncruo silks, etc, otc. mayll'dSmos
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An advertisements nom psIu's sAtp
whom NE have no account, must w '"''
N ADYA soa, mai IA, handed ia be.
f0rsp I'M 70 insulh lh'"'''"" :" Wv
All Jnb work, except 10 parties WV
wt,ou W. have tuuont pceounmi lnpst W
pain F,ii on bkilNhhp'
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Notice.

Stockholders of the Dallas leo Mahufac
turing Company are requested TO pay TWEEN
ty per centum ON the amount of their sub.
scription to the capital stock of this com.
pany within ten days from date, under pen.
atty OF forfeiture. LASH ToLLIVER,
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@allg gerald,
ru. -, az IIrHLLD

rIA - ~ hthNhH
0IIi M f0unn ~ HRio nv ihH n.w
b1ss a. ~ - niuH ~ 'h .,.a
aud Paddle TgiiWri, nnd ~ ~, 'IuIo
stands VI the LosTnnh, ~"
ami tnmnf hoiols
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ONE THAT CAN NOT BE REFU7ED
IT'S PLAIN But YET TRUE

Owing 10 extreme dull times and scarcity Of mo
are determin Ell 10 put Goods down lower ever
Texas II IL useless for competitors tell Won ,,,
will sell Goods 'cheaper than for II Impossible -
facilities for purchasing equal If not superior n
this section buy only from Importers Munufoo
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DALLAS, ExAs,

FRIDAY MORNING ii}ijiiMN ~
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Local BreVit,es.

Woodcock are plentiful aud meet with dull
sale at sixty cents brace.
The Uoion Prayer Meeting will be held al
the Blp;i~t Church 10 right at clock
The soldiers stationed at Fort Foots have i!
is reported, received orders to Leave for the
Wrs;, to engage in the Indiao war.
Some of the 6uest Potomac river watermel
ous seen this season were piled up IN gorgeous
array at s. Smith & 20. stand, corner OF FAIR
fax street aud Market Alley, to day.
There we're no trials at the Mayors Office
this morning Three negroes, for fighting aud
uisurderly conduct, were locked up this alter
UooD.
Tie marble quarry of Major VIM G Scott,
near Madison Run, 90 the Miliani Railroad,
has been sold to a company Of gentlemen FROM
Buffalo, N. Y, who will 90 to work iumed
stcly.
During fight between John Hackey and
another negro, at the house Of the former, on
Queen and Payne streets, this AFTERNOON Hack
ley was knocked over heated stove aud Sc
vercly burned.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged frat class Teacher, pro-
poso openi u select sch Dol for limited num-
Der of pupils, first session to begin IS of Sep
TENDER and close 18th of June. The situation is
pleasant, wholesome, easy Of access, with an Eps-
corsl church within walking distance post
eff 90 and daily mail. Not only will special at
tehtion be paid to the mental and religious cu'-
ture of the scholars, but their physical culture
will be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal Teach
er. brings the highest testimonials rs al instruc-
tress in Latin. French, Mathematics and the
higher English branches.
Miss T. d SMITH. Assistant
Miss FIX, Teacher Of Music.
Terms: For session Of nine months $500, half
payable in advance; the other bslf the first OF
February This includes board, washing, Eng
lish Tuition. Music, with use of Piano, French,
Latin and Mathematics.
Refe1ences-Kev K. T. Davis, Leesburg :;
Rev. 0 A. kinsolviDg Halifax Court House /;
Rev w. NJ. Dame, alexandria; Rev: Dr. Min
negerode, Richmond; Bishop pudly, Louisville
Direct 80 Mrs GEO 4GE CARTER Ost!ands
p o. Loudoun CO, Va. ~ l9-eot-l
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African XplOratiOn.

NEW YohK, July 26,-S'auey, the New
York Acr4ll's Afic,Y exploring cosrcspon
dent, and the tnd-r Of Dr. Livingstone, hss at
last been heard fIcm for the first tune since
June, 1875 He aud bis white companion,
Frank Poco.k, are we'll. He sends letters, the
last dated 10 April Of this year, in which he
describes his explorations OF the central and
heretofore unkuowu portions Of Africa, on a
mountain in which he found pale tac ID tribe,
entirely uul k The black dwell RS on the plalns
below. He aud his party have had numerous
cuof cts with the barbar, Us tribes, through
whose territory be passed, but by discipline
aud superior arms, he was successful lD all of
them, and il f,cled mcritad punishment upon his
treacherous toes Storms also overlook him
While 10 boats on be axes, hu fortune favored
him there ,oo The goal for winch hs is s,riv.;ss:
the mead Of tue Nile, he has no. vt discover
ed, but be hopes to 90 50 b. fore he returns,
Gud has the means aud supplies requisite for
that DurDOSe.
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ARRIV ED.

Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac,
to + a Reed
Schr agnes, Kennebec, before reported ashore
to 4 Portner.
Schr Searsville, Boston to American Coal Co.
Schr Lucie Whestey, Georgetown, to Amer
lean Coal co.
Schrs Marshall, A h Howe and Anna E
Bsbcock, tor Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
~chr Lulu zimmerman, Boston. by lamp q
Bait Coal Go.
Schr John 4 Ford, Havre dc Grace, by W A
Smoot.
Schr Adelne Townsend, New London, by
American Coal Go.
Schr Commerce, Petersburg, by Hooe:
Schrs l. Tay Stephen Morgan and Eiiss
Moore, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Abby Wassin sailed from Windsor, N.
S. for this port 2lst.
Schr Margaret & Lucy, hence, at Providence
2rd
Schr Lawrence, hence, at Norfolk 24th.
Schrs a Edwards and w p Phelps, hence, at
Boston oath.
Schr II x Uongdon, ior this port, cleared at
Providence I'D
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The Markets,

New York, July 26. -Slucks active, un-
settled aud leversh Money =. Gold liz.
Flour steady. Wheat lu2e better. Corn lc
better.
BALTIMORE, July 26-Va. skies, deferred,
81; DO. consolidated 655; do 81 series 333 bid.
Cation steady and 6lu; mlddIing | gal "A.
Flour unchanged. Wheat active and trmi
Western red track, lOOal0S; Maryland red,
good to prime ll5tllS; do. amber l2Oal25; do.
white lO5al22 Ccro-southeru steady; west.
opened lower and closed fr,ner and higher;
southern white 5Sa5a; '>do> yellow 56a5S; west
ern mixed 564 1864 spot. 562 August; 574 Sep
TENDER. Oats unchanged. Rye quiet aud firm
al 6Oa65. Hay steady; Maryland and Penu-
sylvauia Is $40 Provisions dull and no.
changed L grd quiet; refined l24. Butter qule';
Western good to prime 1918, fua 10 II. C"fee
dull and nominal. Sugar quiet at Il. Wblskey
dull at ll23
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July % lS76.-The Senate
after some :outioe business resumed
THE TRIAL OF W. W. BELKNAP.
Proclamation having been made, Mr. Gar
penter resumed his closing argument t"r the
defence. After speaking for over 40 hour he
summed up the case, aud said be would leave
it with the Senate making first 40 especial ap-
neal to those who did not believe the Senate
had Jurisdiction in the case, to use their best
efforts TO prevent verdict of guilty, Which
would have 10 legal effect, but which would,
as was said in O. Councils case. "go forth with
out authority ADD return without respect.
The Senate took recess of fifteen minutes,
after which Manager Lord made the lpaI sum-
ming up for the prosecution.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
La the House oil Representatives, to day.
after the reading of the journal, an Intellectual
effort was made to give precedence to the oll-
yer bill, which MIR. Holeman tried to get up
but the House refused, and the Piatt Goode
contested case was taken UP.
A motion to have night session to-Ilght
for the purpose of considering the Silver COLD
bill was objected to.
MIR. Nj. |. Townsend, of n. Y, radical, then
took the f Dor and spoke for Que hour IN favor
of seating Plat.
He was followed By Mr.. Goode in clear,
concise and able, and, at times, eloquent speech
in the defence of his rights and those OF his
constituents, showing clearly that inlmlda-
ton and frauds were perpetrated by the radl-
Gals, and that Notwithstanding all the lrregu,
larties by which P:att claimed his seat, he
(Goode) was yet duly elected aud entitled to
his scar.
The debate was continued by Mc-srs. Tuck
er, Of Virginia, Hutrilge, of Georgia, Plat
the coutestact-and others.
Gen. Terry, ftom the Military Committee.
reported bill 10 relation to the Soldiers
H mes and moved its rec)mmittal with the
view of obtaining the flor 10 morrow, when
he will make speech reviewing the whole
subject and showing up some Of the acts of
Geu Butler in regard 10 certain purchases OF
sites for these Homes.
The testimony and stenrgraphic report Of
the Hallet Kiibourn trial was presented By
Mr.. Glover, of Missouri, and referred.
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EXCURSIONS, PIG.rYCs, &c.
sr-~. UNION RELIEF EXCURSION.

Mr. S S. Howison having generously tender
I'D the use Of the be ut Getty of AlexaEdria" to
will be Moonlight Excursion down the river,
On THURSDAY EVENING. August Sd. The
Alexandria String and Bras: Band, through the
courtesy Of its Manager, Mr.. Nj. Ullman, has Of
fsred It's services for the occasion.
Tickets Can be procured from the following
named gentlemen, who will kindly assist the
ladies in their arrangements: Geo. Y Worth
iugton D. Windsor, Robert w. Falls, George
K Hill, Robert g. Lee, w l.. Baldwin. James
Green, George Il. Robinson George Z. French
E :, Lead eator Mshlon H. Janney. q. VIM.
Ramsay, S. Il. Lunt Allen harmon and Messrs
Warfeid u Hall I'd
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SEW.nER RESORTS.
"ARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
w Ton, VA.-J. II. MADDUX, formerly

w TON, VA. H. MADDUX, formerly
OF the City Hotel Alexandria, Landlord.
This hotel is new from turret to foundation
stone, and is furnished throughout with new
furniture. 1t WAS opened on the first of July,
1876. and already select company have taken
rooms in it. 1t is substantial, symmetrical and
we'll ventilated. 1t crowns lovely eminence.
and has on its east front al attractive lawn. 1t
is convenient to village churches of every de-.
nomination, accessible TO supplies of sl de.
scriptions. and within an hours :ide over a
graded road of the Fauquier Springs the waters
of which possess as many curative properties IS
any the invs'idet seek. 1t is within q hours
by rail of A lex andria, within hours of Wash
ington and of Baltimore. 1t also is in tee-
graphic communication with the whole country
These advantages tend to make u stranger feel
more st home while ruralizing II is the pur-
pore of the landlord to cater to the comfort, ap.
petite and rational pleasure of all his guests
and make their stay with him pleasant and at
trActive He solicits patronage Address J.H.
Msddux, Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va, as
to terms iy S-tAl
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-A delegation o!
Knights Templar from Old Dominion Com
mandery, OF iris city, will leave for Fredericks-
burg, tomorrow, to present 10 Fredericksburg
Com naudery the resolutions OF thanks lately
passed by o. Dominion Coumandery, which
lave been heretofore alluded to 10 the Gazette
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J. W. SHoAFF, Secretary
EXCURSIONS.
kszIssaasae

r>ao~ EXCURSIONS.
1850 -
The steam boat NJ AIRY WASHINGTON will
make Daily Excursions to Mt Vernon Springs
Marshall HaI and Glynont, except Sun.
days, stopping vt the various landings. wiz
Collingwood, the Forts, White House, Gunston
and Brick Yard commencing Sunday, June 4.
leaving her wharf, foot of Prince street. at ~
u NJ, returning about clock p. m. Fare for
the round trip soc single ticket club OF i've TO
ten persons 40c ach; club Of ten or more S0c
each. Families CAN tale pleasant days trip
down the river and enjoy the healthy fresh ar
at reasonable rates. No intoxicating drinks
sold on board the boat. The Mary Washington
can be chartered for enlng excursions or to
return for any parties that may wish to remain
1T any of the above named resorts It'll night
For further information apply to N. BOUoH
s. SON or on board. le It'll
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, near Harrisonburg,
~ Roekinghsmn county, Va. GEORGE W.
BUn kER, of Washington, D. c., Manager.
This well known and popular Summer Resor.
will be open June lst, 1876 The waters by an
alyss compare favorably with the renowned
chalybeste waters of Europe. It is the strongest
chaybaate in the United States In addition t.
the water, the cation, pure and exhilarstng
drives, hunting, fishing, &c, al tend to make
kawley THE most attf active AS we'll AS THE uosl
heathful resort in Virginia. The company has
at great expense, erected the most commodious
and comfortable buildings in the State, and dur
my the past winter completed perfect system
of terrscing and uuderdrslnng For farms and
pamphlets spply to A. B., IRICk, President
Harrisonburg, Va. my 29-2m
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YELLOW FEVER TO ameliorate the dread
lu ette4s OF Y.Ilow Fever take Simmons Llv-
,r Regulator. Let It be given in large doses,
that il may have n immediate effect upon the
liver, and remove the accumulating biz. 1t Sc
acts uaoa the liver, stomach and blood as to
prevent the attack of this terrible disease.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES War Depart
nsent, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
nqtou, D. g., July rs. lS76-lo:SO a. NJ
For the Middle STATES aud Lower u kc region,
during the res. of "Wednesday, clear or lar
weather, slowly rising temperature with west
erly to uortherIy winds and stationary or slowly
falling barometer.
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WARRESToN BRANCH The residents Of
Warrentou will be pleased to earo that. here
after, the branch train will make connection at
the junction With the uight train South, on
Saturday night, and Moth 90 Monday moru
ing This will be quite convenience to many
nersoDs
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LIST IND EDU.rLI.

7 OoT OR STOLEN, on Wednesday, July
l. 10 a BRINDLE COW, with horns and 3
white mark on her face and white feet. The
huder will be suitably rewarded By returning it
to the owner, ut IS south st. Asaph st:
il 2ti-3tn Mrs. SPl LLM AN.