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-. aG5s W y. s AIS4sR, }rrussee'.
w Z. BaAMHALI, Auetioneer.

e. w Ha
LOT ON ELEVENTH STREET SOCTH-
LAST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
E BY virtue Of deed ed, or .ras. dased sss va
- 20 foiio q e SEQ, Of the land records O. me
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. VIA sell 81 Pabtle sactioa
In 4, front Of Ihe premises, o. THURSDAY, The 7ih
described lot OF ground and premises situate In tue
city Of Nashtngton, ID. O., Wis; The south seven
teen iI) feet hye 80 INCHES front BY the depth OF
subdivision lot No. 10, In square No. so, together
with the Improvements thereon. consisting OF two
Terms One fourth cash. residue In three equal In
Ssx On NJ . 1890, 81 ~ 6y IN ~, rom
aanIm Deferred psymenis 70 b ssstrsd SI DEED
be required the time OF sale. II the terms OF
not complied with within Eve days. the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
defsultng purehsses after ave days advertisement.
Al coayegsncipg 81 the cost OF Lhe purchaser.
- l l.. JOHNSON, Surviving Trustee.
apIS-S&Th TN. NJ. SMITH, salesman.
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Commercial.
NARxErs EIsEwHERz-

New YoRx, April a.-Cotton quiet: sales OF
l,i5l bales at lS14Gl3 7-l5c. Consolidated nsS
ises bales; FFancc, sol bales; Consinsas, s'5ss
bales. -
Flour without decided change; moderate export
and home trade demand Southern door quiet
and steady; common to fair extra, taIs6S.I5;
good to choice extra, S5.S0990c. Rye Hour dHti
i ss md SSi c1Ios a Gsssa wasas
Milwaukee; 81 . for No. 2 Milwaukee, frsss re-
| s.i2 Tor inferior winter red and white Wessers
I mixed; and; nominslly sils@l1s for No 8 Chis
SSsG spIag Rf Gr d mi Ssissg 60; = or
CSC. for State; 9lGs2c. for Canada bond. BarteJ
dull; Ne. Cansds, 9!1Sc.. delivered Barley
lower; 69c. for no grade mixed; T097ic. for new
white and yellow Southern; 5sike. for Southern
mixed ye ss and I' ss,ts and sesry @ tor
including rejected ut &c; No. mixed New YORK
inspection al +olzc.; No do: al 49c.; Ne. Cal
changed. Cottee-Rio dull; 1511plslfc., gold, for
eafgoes; is9<9lsAe., gold. for rob lots: Sugac
air eooa IN r, g0G1 s $780, r, LIE LOT
MuscoTado: SIC. for Usntriiugsl. Refined trm.
Moiasses-Grocery grades quiet and unedsngsd.
heavy; crude, SIC; refined. lsSe; cases. s5<4
2o1<c. Tsiiow hTm. Resin steady at s.soSSiss
,Sr strslosd TuTI sntne easier Ct sc for spirits
syiEania; lsHGlT14c. for Western. Pork opened
heavy and closed firm: new mess, Ga sss<aess5.
stesm. t1s-so913oSA Butter heavy; lTH2ie. for
old Western: 25@3Se for old State; 25Gs3Tc. for
new. Cheese quiet; 68i2ilc. for common to
prime. Whisky unsettled Of sl.loilgLiI1S-- ciOs-
ing st ti.l2- Freights to LiYerPool-Msokst
shade frmer for grain; cotton, per sad, Issd.; Per
steam, T3e@4d. 80 ..
BALrsnosE, April 2a-COston very duh; mid
ding, 12i<Rf25sc. ~
Flour active, firm and unchanged. Wheat is
steady and hrm, bat quiet; No, Western red,
Sasoml52; Pennsylvania red, sl.5S6fs8 Mary
land red, k.5SSLeo; do. amber, tLsseSt IS; Dc.
white. III. 45&9l-52 Corn-Southern duif; Western
weak snd lower; Southern white, 6Sfs5ic. South
era yellow, Sc; Western mixed, ol5zc., spot;
e43Ie, April; 62tIc., May. Oats steady; South era
good TO prime, 45662c.; Western white, tSl4tsc.:
DO. mixed, ts6+4c. Rye firm but quiet at SO0s5c.
Hay scarce and nrm; Maryland and PennsyiFs-
MIA, ei.oo9H. 90. Provisions quiet and steady.
PoIk steady at te5.0o- Bulk meats-Shoulders,
Sa@sci eienr rib sides, l21se., loose; gX@i2ezr.,
packed. Bacon-Shouiders, fo1s6i04c; etssr RIB
sides, i9<@iS<c Hams, l5sl5e. L.ayd weak aud
lower; refined, 141Sc. Butter quiet and weak;
Western prime 70 choice, $685. do, good to
prime, G@35c. Petroleum unchanged. Codso
dali and heavy; Rio earyoes, lSa9lst{c.; JOB
Ding. fslf@isHc. Whisky quiet at sl:ls3%.
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= RICHARD RIGGLEs,
Os pEALER1N sos
PAINTS, OILS AND,
WINDOW GLASS,
mhls-sm 7l4 X street Northwest.

GEND 25c. TO q. p. BOWEL CO., NEW
10 York. for Pamphlet OF 100 pages. coatslaing
list cf LOO ne~spapers, aad estimates Glowing cost
Of advertising. mh3-J
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q w. sTICKNEY, Auetioncer.

W. ST1CAnEf, Aueaoneer.
TRUSTEES, sALEoy A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH BACK
BUILDING, NO. I'D TWELFTH STREET,
AMP An, Il. sTA A8h l BETWEEN AND n
- by virtue OF a deed Of trust dated March Il
E A. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Liner No. rs, folio
E& II ons,of the land records for the District Of
cured thereby will se At public auction In front
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, May 5 Its, at
5o'clock p. NJ, all that piece or parcel Of ground
sitpste in the city Of Washing ton, D. CT known and
tered 'B Of the subdIy fsion OF lots hteen (JJ and
sixteen, rs in square numbered two hundred and
eighty one, (:siD said lot having trout Of twenty
three feet By depth Of one hundred and dfty-dv
feet and one half inches, together with the I'M
proyements sc. rr.- ..-0 ....' ..-. -. T.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six, twelve and
eighteen moaths with interest at eight per cent per
annum, secured BY deed Of trust on the property
sold, or all cash, ut the option OF the purchaser.
deposit of Sp will be required At time OF sale, and
all conyeSancing at expense OF purchaser. Terms
to be compiled with In seven days or property TO be
resold st the risk and cost OF the defsllting pur
chaser, after ave da vs. advertisement.
BRAISARD II. WARNER, l1r-,.,oa, O.
MARTIN II. R0HRER,
ppi5-STuIhHds fStar. MHFl
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GEO. y. nTICKsEY, Aactieneer.

u
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
: Sat JUST NORTH OF GEORGET0WN, IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. I
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated April II
- records OF me Dlstrist OF CoiuInhls, we VIII
oner Tor sale a. pnbllc suctiou. Upon the prem
isss, % TuEspAY, the stt dsy or Ms3. So stS
said District and descriosd as follows: Parts Of a
..Jae Addition 70 the Res Of DsnS.Fton." os
ne same MAY known q called consisting % iosr
Brooke Msekail. spd ~ him sold to Henry Glider
fneister and which said parcels united In are
honnded on the south by the lands OF Edwsrd LA
thicuin, conveyed 10 him by Brooke MackaLl; on
tie west By the lands OF Morris Adler and L. A.
Eliason; on the north BY the lands Of Margaret C.
barber and Robert Bernards heirs, and on the east
by the lands OF Wm. Morton and Robert Barnard's
heirs and contstning in all forty-hye acres ofland
more or less and being the parcel OF land conveyed
TO the late Charles Eet, jr., by Henry GilderneIs
ter q be property Is Improved b. conmodious
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balance in equal
instsuments sf twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months, the purchaser TO give his notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest o. the rate of
eight per cent per annhm, and ured by deed of
trust on the properly: 800 down at time Of sale.
Couyeyanclng at cost OF purchaser. 70
s-lHt. a ,EG6ESE CkRUSI, -..- lr-,.,ou
RoBERr Z. PBESTok- trustees
d
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me DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, at q reduction upon any Office or depot in
this city. Apply to NJ. ID. wHITESDE, =
9l5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, in the cigar
store, Washington, ID. c.. jalS-ly
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II J. SWEET, Aucf1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNN-
PROVED PROPERTY, ON TIE WEST SIDE
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust to me, dated
a January 81. A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in
Liber 40, ~ foue7o, ono Of the land records
-, public auction, In front Of the premises, on
WEDSESDAY, May 3 1875. the following de
scribed real estate situate In the city OF Washing
ton, District of Columbia, to wilt: Lot numbered
twenty-one, 81. in Dodge and Fishers subdivision
OF square numbered Ave hundred and sixty-one.
(S5l, containing tventy-six hundred and twenty
eight e. 6eS) square feet Of ground. =
Terms OF ssle: 500, with interest from July-3i,
$50, nj ten per cent. per annum, and eKpenscs Of
sale in cash, and the balance at SIX aud Twelve
months, 10 be secured by deed trust on the prop
erty sold; 500 deposit required when The property Is
struck of. AL conyeyancing AZ purchasers cost.
Ifthc terms arc not compiled with In seven days
amer sale thetrustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost OF tie deSsutlng pur-
chaser. l.. NJ. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
Z. ). SWEET,
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SANCTION. SALES.
-|NN~OOOO4D ON<Ns~~S~OOO
Futurc Days.
TaoaAs OoEIINa, Asciio.e,r.

HVHA U .SD'eI[lf' Auetlonr' ]
iNPoRrANT skLEoP WoRKso OF AIT, Hal.
BRoNzPS, GHOUys,TIdE VASES. 81 AG 4
s hHEs sFSI fh9SA SssEE Ftk HHksf 6hhb
RxGEiyERs, Gr., &C. q -....-ls A.. 2 =. r..
auciion-rooms, southwest corner Peunsy ysn.a ave
nee and Eleventh. street. q grand collection OF
orks Of Ar. comprising eleEsnt Yrench Bronze
Groups and Figures, Black Msrhae sf-dsy Clocks,
sGrnaeuuted with Bronze figures. elegant hante
Vases Of Agate, sienna snd Anar1no stone; Finely
carved Urns, Card Receivers, Ststnettes, &c., &c.
France and Italy OF Messrs. Viii Bros, late Vim
WI sens Of PhiIadeiphia and vii be resdy for
logres. THOS. DOWNING, !
sn9f-5k = r Aar.to1asr /
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL -, ls.5.
TWO TRAlSS pAiLf, ,EXSEPTCHE77I,

DRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at n. N. and n m, and
Alexandria at $40 IN. and $40 p. M: uss Lees
burg, going westward, al II % a. m, and $50 p.
and arrive Round Hill at l. and p. m. Leave
Round Hll NJ SO II ID p. N, pass Leesburg,
going eastward, At a. and 10 p. m, and arrive
at Alexandria Sis n IN. and 3:ls p M, and WASH
tngton at SGD q. IN. and Bed p. NJ. 80.
~ Passengers from Washin stou Will take the
Potomac railroad station at q $ aud 3. m, and
go through to Round Hin W.T. hsnge pfcsrs.
The $40 a. m. train frofn ldril a1d i2:Dp
m. train from Round I'M =. ct at Hound Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of coaches for lsnickers-
VILE Bcrryyilie and Winchester; also with Ruamer's
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesbnrf daily for
Aidie and Middlcburg.
Both Trains Wcstxard make close connection ct
ylenpa with sisson's Line OF stages fuf Fairfax
Communication tickets, cent. per mii: annual
tickcts,rN X. II. HANfNER, -
apas-f Geaeral rickR Agent.
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CorTRELL-AYRES-At Trinity ehurra. on
Tnur-day, April % is3e. BY the Rev. Thomas q.
Addison, ID. D., EpwaKp u. CorrEsLI., or Wass.
inEten, ID. c., and Mrs. KATY W AYREs, Of Phil
adelphin. Pa. ~ IL - IL u. ~ = Il ..
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4atilepd gspabtam
FNANcEhINe COMMERCE.


t-al : ~ al Msosta<y. ;yIFT
WAsuTNGros, Thursday evening. Aprl %.
In New York today neaey was easy; offered
at ~ Exchaase steady at "a, Gold Hrsa az
ns1S@ils. Rates for ssrryias. dat to z Govsra-
ments active aud steady.
The following are the ctustng rates for Govern
ments, furnished rs b. II. ID. Cooke, IL, o.,
SIS. 1881. coupon 5-sos 1883 -..--....i1
SOS iS65.....-.....-fB New hrtS---....-.-uEf
s-9's, 1856. nes.:...llsY lo-Ds, cooPSn......us
DDS. ie51 $3.50 ....iEoS - rssr - - Hs4-r
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Tennessee 6's, old q Alabama s's......,,, az
IISnaessee e's, new. Ss do. 6'S-----....- 9sz
sIdd az i Ss;-y-S Georgia s.s'.'-,.,s
do. deferred. So DO new
louisiana ass. - r do. Tax EI
DO. new. - s. Carolina. Old. -. 81
tteyee s,s-s...-"....- do ee-.. at
keSee o's.. --.-...:.. Y DO. A. 500
Stocks active and ulsettled-
The following are the c3ooing rates SIR chs
estiye stocks, te&egraPhed to H ID. Cooke, IT, G.
Co, from the View Y0rk Stock kkchsnge: -
NJ Y. Ccntral!. .iIt4 Rittsburf .......... o.
E,s: s,;oss = sor5SwesI ar,ssi; g.
Illinois Central. rs HocS SIana. :. ~. Mi
The following are THE buying aud selling rates
ioT 9oyernmsnts, furnished BY n. d. gooke, Jr.,
w. 81 ss.i ifs!f is Il se:s s@s
So,ss 50 neuils4aIiSzs ECur'cy 6's...-Iss,zSI2s<
s s: 49, iss .':.iissa GGSGS ss's 90
rne Sub-Treasury balances AZ New Yar< ia
day: Gold- ~, ss5, see, currency, k3s, ST s4l
The sub Treasurer paid out sItOOu on necoaat
of interest, and $4,000 fOr bonds Oust0aas re-
SoiPts' t01o'v00'H = -..... -- ...-a
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.AJiCTION.SA,L..F]F,S. I'd,
TRUsTEES, -SAEE-oF VALUABLE
|. CGUNTY. ,kA4fLAhD. -. - !. u

Ss,sTussre Dsys. s'sS'9HH1>E"00"
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Alexandria & Fredericksburg Railway &
Alexandria & Washington Railroad.

For Alexandria. O. 4. sos. q 10 IL m, l. 4:an s.
8, sf5 and n:iO p. In. On Sunday al a. m, and
ID. IN. ......1 ....-.
For The south. via Richmound. iI:io p m. daily ex-
cept sunday, and Via Lynchburg $500 a. m. and
1I:j0 Pom. daily. F. .
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 9, ., g 9,
10. u =. m. I, 3, l. S q and p. m. On Sunday at
and 10 n. M and p. IN.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Cars
accommodations can be procured at the Offices:
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street aud Penn
sylvania avenue, northeast of Sixth street
and Pennsyiyania avenue, and at the depot, where
orders IAN be LEFT for the checking Of baggage TO
destination from hotels and residences. -
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, u.
aji-u Genl Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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This work Is tie result OF q careful compilation
from the most accurate OF informs ton and
e:eTY effort has been made to render 1t indispensable
10 all foreigners ard Americans who may leave home
this summer of 1876.
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The best, the most nutriclous, aud the cheapest
FAMILY FLOUR In the DISTRICT
wM. NJ. GAIT CO.,
NOS Cor. Indiana avenue and First street.
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u J. SWEET, Auetioneer.

BEsN j NHI N U. IT a
r. WALLIS BLAkl
ID. :. BRISCOE.
ann ThSTufl
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Tbonlpson's IN eater.

This popular place OF amusement is
nightly presenting to It's many pat
rons "A programme replete with now
elites. Prominent among which IL
Sam Martin, the only one.legged dan
Ger IN the world who does song and
dances, Jigs, essences, etc, and his
wonderful performances must be seen
to he appreciated; also, the erial won.
ders, the LsClaires, In their very fine
trapeze act, MS well MS their thrilling
leap.for-life, in addition to this their
performance closes nightly with one Of
the most amusing features ever pre-
scented upon the stage, "Shadow
Pantomime," which for humor and
mirth is simply indescribaole, aud
should be seen by oil who wish to en-
Joy hearty hugh.
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rne Now ea,,cnxsr nrnnt.

rs soon ns the carpenters OF the
Texas aud Pacific eau be withdrawn
from repniri on the bridges Of that
road, sufficient force will vi once re-
model the brick building on the corner
of Pacific avenue aud Austin street for
the new passenger depot. Every con-
voniencs for the comfort OF the patrons
Of this reliable line win be furnished
by the new arrangement. The piece
OF track on the south side OF the av.
enue will he removed, and the street
plnnked from the sidewalk to the
main track, forming substantial and
handsome platform.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
CrOnin and the Oregon HOie---Inter.
Oc, anic Cana, Across the IsIbmuA OF
nHFlru,

Cronin and the Oregon vOIe--Inter,
Oc, anic C0Dai Across the IsIbmua Of
DHFirn,
WAsHINaroN, December 1.-THE
Speaker laid before the House peti
ton from certain citizens OF Ciuciu-
uati relating to counting the electoral
votes, This gave rise to discussion
on the general subject of southern
affairs.
Mr. Banning, of Ohio, having had
reud at the Clerks desk copies OF the
correspondence IN regard 10 the q &C.
ton Of Governor Wells rom the Gov
ernship In 1857, in which General
sheridan refers to him as "a trickster
aud u dishonest man." MIR Garfield, OF
OHIO, defended Governor Wells, aud
Mr.. Frye, OF Maine, the Republican
party, charging the Democracy with
being responsible for the state Of affairs
in the South.
The report Of the committee ap.
pointed by the President TO examine
the several reports which have been
made at the expense Of the United
States to ascertain the praoticabllity OF
AN inter-oceaniC canal across the 18TH
mus, was presented. 1t favors the
Nicaragua route, and fixes the cost al
fifteen million dollals. Its construction
will consume ten years. In regard to
the subject OF directing the views OF the
committee NJ to the route to the proper
powers, replies have been received
from several governments, In which
they express themselves favorable to
an early beginning Of the work.
A new SUBJ Wua has been issued
against Orion, to appear forthwith be-
fore Mr.. MUrrison's committee at New
Orleans with kilograms.
The amount assessed on hunks aud
bankers during the month us tax OH
capital Is about two million dollars.
Cronin has deposited with Senator
Ferry the electoral vote Of Greg on, but
was ,etused receipt.
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Fclm present indications this will
be the great social event Of the season.
The subject Is one that enlists tho best
wishes OF every one-and as n cOmmu-
n.ty, We should SEQ To IL, th / the la
dies who have taken charge OF this
grand charity, shall be upheld and
sustained In their effort to create
fund that shall bring relief to many
destitute family aud mitigate the sui.
teriugs OF many an aching heart. Let
us all then contribute 70 make the 90.
caslon memorable IA the most bril-
liant and suooe sful event Of the kind
that has ever TRANSFERRED IN Dallas.
God speed our noble ladies' In their
work OF charity.
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About live O'Clock yesterday after
noon a mad dog came running down
Maiu street 1t is thenght that it had
bitten several dogs on its way down
the street a, 1t passed by Mr. w, NJ.
G. uliFs grocery store, corner OF Main
aud Jefferson streets, It pounced upon
Mr. HilI's cat which stays in the store,
gave him two or three gentle shakes.
aud passed down the street, lie ev-
IDENTIFY preferred the cat to MIR John
Meyer, who was standing near by.
Mr M. may bo thankful the cat was
there, 80 that he was shielded hom
the raOid dog.
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The sub committee, consisting OF
Senators Wadlrigh. Mcmillan aud
Mcdonald met ut II O'Clock a. m, and
took up the oasu OF Est Baton Rouge.
Alexander Stevens Glitter, col0red,
testified that no resided In East Baton
Il 'uge, three miles from the oity; have
seen an armed body OF men styled
huildo5ers or regulators riding at night
aud they visited the cabins Of colOred
people, they were Democrats; they
visited my house IN September my
wife and two colored men were pres.
ent; the oolored meu escaped Ia the
deldi they put II rope round my wite's
neck, broke my arm aud tore down
the fence | was Mt Republican
meeting In the sixth ward, which WAS
interrupted 10y twelve or fifteen whites,
armed call the speakers liars; next
lay the men rode up to the speakers
stand /. the seventh ward, and mon
'nd women were frightened aud run
III
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FLORIDA.
Ordering them TO Recanvass the
Vote The Democratic Menu
Der Does Returns FILED.

TALLAHASSEE, December q The
notice from the Secretary Of State TO
the other members Of the Cunvassing
Board To meet This morning 10 re.car-
vass the returns Ia within, McLIun
aud Cuughill refuse to obey the Court
Cooke viii obey the mandate Of the
court by making IA canvass aud hling
the same in the clerks Office this nf-
ternoon, as directed 10y the court. The
attorney general has arrived, aud It is
understood Judge WOOD VIII DO here
to- morrow.
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FOREIGN.


Indications of u satisfactory Adult
nent Ofibe iurkO-SeTyiRn Trouble.
CoNsTANTINGPlE, December gilt
appears certain the Porte Will not re-
Jest al the proposals of the powers,
tut only make objections to several
points, although the Turkish p.-rty IL
strong In as peaceful solution as
possible. Pasha and Snvel Pasha seem
personally TO favor peace. The order
To meet resistance OF the Porte appears
70 discuss certain details provided IL
the principles, ~ I'd II they are main-
tanned, II Is believed In diplomatic cir
cles there 10 ground for hope. No
rupture occurred b,tween the Marquis
OF salisbury aud the Sultan Oh Tues
day, and the meeting appears to have
produced favorable result.
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Cotton Socd Oh rnc,o.,

The cotton seed oil factory Just
erected on Commerce street is now at
work, and turns out about ten barrels
OF IN" oil every day. The quality is
excellent and most credItable tn tho
skill of the superintendent, Mr.. York.
The oil Is shipped to New York, where
It tnds ar ady sale. The factory EN-.
ploys quite number ot men.
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our Dlnnnlch,n.

THE HERALD began yesterday to re-
ceive again the regular Associated
Press dispatches, which will hereafter
be continued. We trust that our ef-
forts TO furnish our readers with tho
latest news 10y telegraph at heavy
expense viii he duly appreciated rs an
earnest of our desire to deserve the
llUerAl pAlronnge nestnMed.
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WASHINGTON, December 27.--The
Indications In the Middle States are
partially cloudy weather aud slight
winds, followed by falling barome-
ter; temperature near freezing, winds
northwest TO southwest, for the
southern portions OF the Atlantic
s,ates, with a falling barometer In
the remaining districts Thursday.
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Major James Trezevant, an old.time
friend aud genial companion, was
kind e,iough to bestow the light OF his
onuntenance upon our sanctum on yes.
tprday. The Major Is quartered at the
LeQrand.
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NATIONAL LINE OE STEAMERS.

Consisting oftwelve fine large steamships.
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line ply ing between New York, Grent Brit
tain and Europe, SteeTage and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickels, good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, aud TO see plan ofthe steamers cab
ms. calat our Office No. luz LamarHt'
~ VT LYTE 4 co, Agents.
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w. LYTR. Up, MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR - ALE.

Improved and uuimprovet property IN
every quarter Of the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas and other countie,
Of Texas.
For rent--Dwellings and business houses IN
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid To-
abstracting and perfeoting titles and estab
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
W.F.LYTE & CO.,
Real EAtate Agents, No, 100 Damar street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-28

Mr.. George B. Hudson, business
manager OF that excellent troupe, the
Seldeu Irwin, is In the city. The very
favorable Impression lett by their pre-
viOus performances IL "a guarantee Of
warm reception and successful en-
gagemeut,
The Fay Templeton Alliance, after
very satisfactory performances here
ut the Opera House, closed their en-
gagemeut lust light. The troupe has
made hosts OF friends, particularly that
bewitching little midget, Fay, the
cleverest aud drollest OF stage juvenile
stars
Tonight the Living Art Statue Com
pany apl ear, commencing an engage
ment OF three nights, We look TO see
the house crammed with men. The
parquette will probably present the
appearance of pumpkin patch, so
great will be the array OF bald heads