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The Morning herald., 1876-07-20
The Financial Market.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, July 19.-Silver is very firm ct
4SL. Consols and other sound investments
are buoyant in consequence of the glut OF
money, and the growing conviction that the
Eastern troubles will not spread.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

Funeral Notices.
BeOts-Danahee.
Clothing-DeWolf.
For Sale-A Mare.
Lost-A Baby Coat.
Bush-Fast Freight.
Mills & COOmbs-Coal.
J. w Canary-Clothing.
M. II. Ryan's--607 Market.
.Jewelry-Hanf, Is E. Fourth street.
Drs, Lutte and Bissell-Turkish Baths,
Lightning rod-Morrow, ALI French st.
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Suspension Of Corn Merchants.
By Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, July 19.-Peters Brothers,
corn merchants, have suspended, liabilities
supposed to be considerable.
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A Movement Of the Turks.
By Associated Press,
RAGUsA, July 19.-Dispatches from scla-
vonic sources announce that the Turks have
abandoned Nevessinje without fighting.
The insurgents have invested Gatschko.
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ClOsine the I.Ondon n Stock Exchange
LONDON, July 19.-The Stock Exchange
will be closed on Saturday for repairs.
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAn

pENNSILVANlA RAILROAD.
ON AID AFTER SUNDAY Decembar 20, ,
Trains leave Depot. Thirty-second anS '
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Pacli Accom-: 9 %. 8, and 10 m., lo4E,
SS, ana - - !, ~ m. On Sunday, $50, an
Limited Fast Mail daily, 7m.
Niagara Express daily, except ~ Ill
Rsnoys and Kane Express daily 7@am
yo1S ercePi pnd SufEay, HaSc,ver Exnr.s, 7Nam
cePIH Hsva, Sumu Mon . 7Nan
York Mail daily. except Sunday. 8SS m
Mail Train daily. ION SUNDAY Ill
leaves a. m and runs only to
nownin~tnwnn Aco,r, NM SO0am
p m. On Sunday at 30 m. Az" =
Fast Line daily, except Sunday. l255nm
Eimira 4 L. Haven Exp, except Ill
verh SUNDAY, nyy,,ov.-.,ar l29pn
Harct HexcetPs ah,,sa Sunxday; I xccnn, d.pu l26pm
Rrvn RrunHMay, M9w,r Accor, aouu 2SOpm
ennnsasrs aumuays ona vo.A 3OOpm
p:eE ceps ssS,,nd Sunday, '4,..,n am. 4cossm
rt--
pittshnryy' SuIuay' r.os, s,, ,53Opm
ci,'niyt; HuHuay; ,r 6l5pm
Dnnit,o TS,roa,p 80 =. Sss,' 20 ua'y' 9l0 pm
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express. " III
Emigrant Express, 1905 m, daily " esnen' e,p m
MOncay, for which tickets musi he nrp'
cured and baggage delivered at llG Market
street, by 5p m. A''
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York. 24O. $50 7a Sm
and an II m, LIMITED New York Express
and l2 midnight: On Sunday 40, 80
SSO M, b, 635, pm. and 70 night
Mail Train m. Emigrant Train for
New York II 40 p m. '''
Accommodation for Trenton, 2 Opm..
Express for Long Branch and squan, 40
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
Rustleton, rs m, IL noon, S and7 Ppm
Trenton, 655 and 10 Is am 2, $50, 4l0, SIS
and s 20 m. On Sunday y Is m and !
pm.
Express for New York 4Oa an.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm,
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENsINGTON DEPor.-Express for
Trenton, Lsmbertville, Philipsburg,
m and 30 m. E EXPRESS asns for BeiSdsls dSi sS
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope.
well 10 l5 m and Is pm.
For bennington So and 10 Is Ia, and $50
pm.
AMBOY DIVISION,
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy
and Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction
6Na IN and p m. connecting for Long
Branch and Squau.
Accom- for Trenton, CONNECTING. with FIX:
press Trains for New York, 6 20, s and 10 |
a m, IL noon, 2, 30, A 30 and 50 m.
Way Train for Burlington 30 p IN. Sun.
day Trains 10 q m. and and 30 y m.
Way Train for Bordentown, s and IL 80 pm |
On sunday at50 y m.
For Kinkora Branch $50 a m. 2 and 3Opm |
For High1stown q, q 30, a M, 2, 3l5 and 5& '
For Long Branch and New York m.
For TuckertOwn s m and y M
For MeIford and II 15a m. 5 4j and $50
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 6, s, and llb
m. %, 8, and 30 p m. For Mt. Holly
Sunday Trains for Mt. Holly 10 m, and
and 6 p m.
For Merchantvile and Moorestown lop m.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
The Union Transfer Company will call
Residences. Time cards and full in1orma.
ton can be obtained Mt the Depots and
Ferry named above, and at the following;
TICKET No: S3S Chestnut Street
:: +: Cor. Broad q Chestnut
OFFICES. No. ll8 Market st.
FRANK THOMPSON, d. M. BOYD,JR.
Gent Manager. Gent Passenger AG'
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victory for the scotchmen.

LONDON, July 19.-At the Wimbledon
meeting the first half of a match between
the English, Scotch, Canadian and Austria
liam was won by the Scotchmen.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-20

Arrival OF the United states Steamer
Marion.
LONDON, July 19.-The United States
steamer Marion has arrived here. All well.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-20

and In fact every description of work -.usu
ally done in first-class printing
Office executed
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HIDES AND PELTRIEH.
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

CANDLES-Are In moderate supply and
demand they are quoted at H4@l7%c.
RlCE-The stock Is ample for the demand;
prime, T4@7h choice, S(g8l4c.
SALT-ln good supply; coarse, S2G2 so
soAP-Chicago, 694@7c; proctor 4 Gamble,
S@SAc.
STARCH-Good stock and moderate re-
quest. We quote ut 0@61ac.
COAL olL-ln good supply and demand.
We quote: bbls. s2@2tc; cases 81 65@2 80, nc.
cording 10 quality.
DRIED APPLES-In moderate supply
and demand at ll@llhc.
BACON-Stocks ample and demand fair.
demand active, market very firm, ID. y. @.
sides l3@l3Ac; bacon G. sides, l45s@l43Sc
breakfast, l5c; shoulders, none in market.
HAMS-S. c., nvassed, l8c; uncanvassed
l51@ldc.
KROUT-Demand light, with fair stock.
We quote half bbls. at s.; whole, so.
w. SoEFEE- Mari d, quiet; supply full,
@28llc; choice, 931S@2ic, currency, >'
Observation-Disclosures TO prime, $40
choice q, 9A@gAe'a; yollow, ,Ssarhsd, lo1,$S
iO31se; white clarified, il3@llS4c; Refined In
standard A, ll%@l294c; crushed, l2%@l2]]1c;
MoLAsslls-- Louisiana In fair supply;
prime, 5O952c; choice, GS@I0c, in barrels; sc
per gallon additional in Il barrels.
LARD-In fair supply. Wequote; choice
Rebtle rendered, tcS, lltaWloC; renneu, no
liAc; iOb cans, l5Lc 2Olb cans, liMc; 8 and
Ion cans, l554@ll6c.
CORN NEAL Market easy at 80 per cwt.
FLoUR-Scarce and market firm and
unchanged. We repeat quotations of
yesterday; Ocean Pear, Xxxx, bbl,
81 10, sack, So 40; Cream City, xxx, bbi
50 o., sacks, So Is Harvest Queen, xx, Dbl,
So 10, sacks, So IS; Snow Flake, xxxx,
bbl., 81 is, sacks, 50 40; Gold Dust, Xxx, Dbl
So Is, snclls 81 10; Dunkey, Xxx bbl.. 50 TO-
sack, 50 s.; swans Down, xxx, bbl., 81 10,
sacks, 50 40; Lily White, xxx, Dbl, So IS,
sacks, So 10 Miller's Xxx, bbl., So 10, sacks,
81 IS; Mills, X, bbl., S. 90, sacks, 81 co.
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The HOtel-COunecting Bridge.

Tom Smith, the genial host of the
LeGrand, Is happy. He is about to see
his long-dreamt Of scheme finally re-
allied. Work has been commenced
upon the bridge which is to connect
the two finest hotels in the Southwest,
and will be vigorously pushed forward
to completion. The bridge is to be one
hundred and forty-eight feet long, ten
feet wide and eight high. 1t will be
covered with tin, and enclosed with
handsome lattice work, while the floor
will be covered with an elegant carpet.
1t will be completed in about four
weeks, when it will serve as a pleas
ant promenade and sitting place, as
well a convenience to the guests of the
justly famed LeGrand and late San
Jacinto Hotels.
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Another Enterprise.

The Forest City Lightning Roc
Company of Dallas, Texas, j. w. AL
len, manager, is another Dallas enter
prise that is meeting with deserved
success. They keep on hand, and are
prepared to put up in any part of the
county, every description of lightning
rods, at prices that almost defy com.
petition, ornamented with globes
vanes and other fancy decorations.
Their prices are moderate in the ex.
treme-pure copper tube, fifty cents
per foot zinc galvanized or copper
coated rods, twenty cents per foot
black iron rods, ten cents per foot, and
other qualities at equally low figures.
The mere fact that Allen Ia connected
with the company is sufficient guar
anty that 1t is managed upon honora-
BILE and business-like principles.
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MysIerlous Disappearance.


About ten days ago q man calling
himself Thomas II. WILSON, and hall
Ing from San Antonio, arrived In this
city aud registered ut one Of our first
class hotels, lilo had IN his possession
about ono thousand dollars, four hun-
dred Of which he deposited IN the
bank Of CASTOR a 'Qh0nlRH, Hes seemed
to be u Joylal, social fellow--treated
the "boys," played pool, " forage
bank and an occasional hand Mt draw
poker, He formed the acquaintance,
during his rounds, OF Mr., Harry Will
son, Of the "'lldal Waye,p aud after
considerable negotiation, entered
into II oo.parlnershlp with him to
open a u saloon In the Delmonlco
Restaurant. satisfactory arrange
monts haylng been effected the work
Of fitting up the bar commenced, and
was progressing all right, when II was
suddenly discovered that Mr. Thomas
II. Wilson had mysterlously disappear
cd. Inquiry a, the bank elected the In
formation that no drew his
deposit carly "Wednesday morning,
since which time nothing has
been seen or heard OF him. Whether
he jumped the town or was foully dealt
with IL mystery, though the former
Is most probable, ~ no borrowed line
overcoat from Mr.. Thomas Brennan
and forgot 10 return ii.
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Belle Carpenter versus John w. Car
penter; suit for divorce. A decree was
granted by the jury, but His Honor set
the verdict aside and dismissed the
case.
Warren versus Warren; suit for d.
vorce; decree granted.
Handel versus Boil ct AL; new trial
granted,
Lawrence versus Sewell; new trial
granted.
Lange versus Aaron; injunction dis
solved; notice of appeal given.
Somers versus Chapman; motion for
new trial overruled; notice of appeal
given.
Cochran versus Freeman; motion for
new trial overruled; notice of appeal
given.
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Miss Ida Binswanger, Of Kansas
city, who has been on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Alex Friend, Of this city,
leaves this morning for home, Sever
nj ladies and gentlemen, aware Of her
departure, assembled ut the residence
0f Mr.. Friend, in the Cedars, last even
Ing, to pay their respects and express
their regrets at her departure. Music
was provided, and in the social dance
and promenade, several happy hours
we're spent, During Miss BIS residence
in our city, she has endeared herself
by her many good qualities of head
and heart, to host Of friends and ac-
quaintances, who part with her with
regret, THE HERALD joins her friends
in wishing her pleasant journey and
a safe return home.
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reporter yesterday learned Of two more
contracts awarded Mr., Robert L.,
James, Tho first for brick Gothic
cottage residence, for Mr., W. q, Con-
nor 10 be erected Mt the corner of Err
way aud Young streets, at u cost Of five
thousand dollars, and tho other for u
three,story stone front on Main street,
adjoining the new brick building now
being erected by Meisra. Harry Broth
ers, Mr. John knephy, recently re-
moved to our city rom New Albany,
indiana, is the gentleman for whom
tho work h 10 be done, ut cost Of NJ.
teen thousand dollars.
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Not 10 be Misunderstood.

In the District Court yesterday, when
a distinguished member ofthe bar had
finished reading petition for divorce,
the Court remarked: "Mr. Blank, there
is nothing IN that petition, sir; if all
the premises therein stated were prov
EN-, l would not grant the divorce"
The advocate of matrimonial infelicity
insisted somewhat in behalf of his
cause, when His Honor cut all further
argument short by exclaiming: ~
wish you to understand, sir, that this
Court is no Chicago tub-mill for turn
ing out divorces ~
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Considerable excitement was caused
at the corner Of Main and Elm streets,
yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock,
caused by the report of II pistol. A
large crowd gathered to the scene, eX-
pecting to see some poor mortal gasp
ing in the last throes of death. But to
the intense disgust of the mob, the
bleeding corpse was only that of a mad
dog, which had fortunately been shot
by n deputy sheriff before ii had BIT
ten any one.
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Poison lurhsin theair oflow lying marshy
localities, new Glearlngs, In the vicinity OF
sunken lots, on the outskirts Of oities, and In
the atmosphere Of tropical regions lis name
IN Mlasma, and II produces FOYER ana Ague,
lyphus, yellow fever, bilious renltlonl aud
intermittent fever, Dwellera In such un-
healthy localities, emgranls ana travellers
should remember THIS, and procure That
most reliable preventative and remedy for
malarlal Diseases, UdolphO Wolie's hGhledam
Aromatic Aehnapps, maH-d6wly l2l
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New Firm,

SMessrs. j. A. and j. ID. Etheridpe
late of Eatonton, Georgia, are remod-
cling and reiitting Messrs. Church &
Cos. old stand, corner of Elm and
Austin streets, and will In few days
open with a mammoth stock of gro.
ceries and provisions. These enter.
prlsing gentlemen have recently cast
their lot with US, and THE HsRAIn
takes pleasure In commencing them 10
the public as gentlemen of thorouoh
business qualifications and enterprise
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Miss N. Miller,

Teacher of Tabernacle school, on Elm
street, Is under many obligations to the good
citizens of Dallas for their liberal patronage
of her since the opening of her school, and
for the many merry, Intelligent boys and
cir they have committed to her care; but
IL still further prepared to form classes in
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Higher
History, Geology, Zoology or Botany. HAY.
Ing given considerable attention to these
branches under the best instruction, she Will
take pleasure in forming classes in any OF
them, on liberal terms, II any may be wish
ing To prosecute them. leb27-dlm
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Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for n tirst'class set of teeth? When
Snyder n Adams are making full up
per or lower sets Of Whites best Gum
teeth, for the next thirty days, for ten
dollars, Filling ut reduced rates-all
work guaranteed llrst.class, Office ut
San Jacinto Hotel, Best Of city ref
erencc. I'D.
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ESCULENTS,

oNI0NS-ln fair supply and demand, at
81 0O9i 80 per Dbl.
POTATO ES-Market fully stocked. We
quote ut 50 1908 10 per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted ut 81 70 q 2 81 per Dbl, all
varieties
demand ut ic per h.
CABBAGES-Light stock and in moderate
demand. They are selling In bulk ut Si2@lS
per 100 head, MS to quality.
:, BUTTER--Choice in fair supply, stock
light. Cooking, lSc; common, CSC choice
35c.
CHEESE-Stock ample; choice Western,
l5@l5I.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Mnrket fully stocked. We quote
Toxas, ije; Kansas, huskod, Doe; do, shclled,
In bulk, Csc; sacked, zoe.
WHEAT Good demands receipts light.
No. 2 red, 81 10; No. 3, SIC.
BARLEY-block small with little demand.
Full bright, G0c: common, i5@5Oc.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de
mnnd. Prime red, i3c; mixed and black, Zoe.
klE-Stoclt small, with little or no de-
mand. Good medium, 50c per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand. We quote NJ HG percwt.
HAY-Wc quote Mt sl0Ml6 per ton.
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THE DAILY HERALD
DALLAs. TEXAS
PEEFERRED SPECIALS.


10 up'oho'' pnp p'''Ns""' '" ""'''
Al the thriving town OF Ennis, a lirst'olas'
Butcher buslnobsi large, neat shop, good
slaughter-houso, stable. crib, boiler and
furnace three town lots, two good wells
nifty head Of fqt hogs, ana splendid run Of
onsh custom.
Also, good Blacksmith and Wood shop
with full compliment of tools, good dwell
ling, with one acre OF ground, ana the best
run of business In the place, For bargains
apply 10 ADoLPllE KING a co.,
Real Estate Brokers, 2O7 Main street.
mchD div
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

We have no change to report in quota
tion'. The market rules dull, but prices re-
main firm Mt previous quotations
WHISKY-Sl 1908 50.
BRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O@2 50; imported,
SG@l0.
GIN-Sl 5O6s2 90.
LARET-si6e8 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported,S 81 75Og2 10.
SHERRY-lmported, 81 75@2 W.
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For Sale l-.Ata orent Enraaln

good 30 horse power engine, with new
two-ilued boiler 10 In shes In diameter by ~
feet long, together with two run of burrs
shaning, bolts, pulleys pumps etc. Sulta-
bic for grlst or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
city property, by w. r. LYTE II CO.,
Ronl Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamarstreet.
mchSdlm
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More Improyements.

That men of capital have unlimited
faith In the stability aud future prog
ress Of Dallas is evidenced on every
hand by the number Of costly improve
ments constantly being made. In adj
dition to the numerous others hereto
fore mentioned in THE HERALD, the
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFlCE OF TilE HERALD, /
Dallas. Texas, March \, 1910, !
MONETARY.

The money market stlll rules Arm, with
but slight changes 10 note, The banks hold
a sufficient surplus TO easily meet all legItl-
mate demands ana accommodations, State
and county bonds remain nominal, with but
few transactions, city bonds held firm but
light transactions, either buying or selling,
though the reporter was Informed OF one
sale, to-day, of six Thousand dollars DOS, AT
S3c The transactions In gold and silver are
light aud nominal, though u slight rise In
gold IL noticed IN our quotations. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations to-day /:
GOLD-Tnore nre but few transactions TO
note, We quote; Buying, lll; selling, III.
SlLNER-Sclling, lO1; buying, los.
EXCL NGE-ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, u discount; bank, u premium.
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A.. o. n.

There will be u meeting OF tho A.. %. Ii.a
their Hall on Sunday next March 18th, ut .
u, M, sharp, rs business Of Importance Will
be transacted by order Of the President
JOHN II. RYAN.
P.J. DAvAnAN, Secretary, inchSd3t
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On tuesday, the 4tl Day Of April Next,

foT Municipal officers of the City of Dallas
me officers to be elected are n Mavor a
Oi!y Secretary, an Assessor and Collecyor .
CITY Attorney, q City Treasurer n ~, 9
engineer, City Marshall, two AldcrmaS1
LOT the First Ward, two Aldermen ~ =.
lne Second Ward, two Aldermen Cor t ioa
Fourth Ward. ior the
The polls will be opened PROMPTLY nj e,.h,
o'clock AIM, and kept open until ak o,cieni,
P.m., with an intermission OF one bonr
beginning at twelve m. 0no muir,
me Following will be the polling nlacoa l.,
the diiieTent Wards Of the City, VIZ: III
IN the First Ward-At the window NJ ,ho
floor. Soui'house, lower
Factory. "ueseiis broom
IN the Third Ward-At Buckhorn Corner
an IN tne Fourth Ward-At w. O. YounS,:
The Presiding officers are:
FOR the First Ward-G. II. Kendall.
ror !ne second Ward-W. ID, Sneed,
rE or the Ihird Ward--Capt A. III, Shepherd.
In ot t sne Fourth Ward-Maj. Jno. G. Eakins.
IN testimony whereof have hereunfo SCI
M nand and the corporate seal OF the civ
vi oahas, tnis, LIST day of March, 1870.
A ,,os.. W. L. CABELL, Mayor.
1'b HEREFORD, Secretary, mari.dtd
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Races at the Fair Grounds to.mor.
row afternoon.
-Mardi Gras still in procession at
Freeman's gallery.-Ad.
Indications Of "fallingn weather,
as the weather prophets say.
THE bill boards are aglow with
yellow streamers bearing the caba.
hstic word-Woodhull.
Attention Is called to the notice
OF dissolution Of the firm of Miers d
Caldwell, In to-day's paper.
"A subscription IL in circulation to
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BY far the largest stock ever before brought
to this market. $1,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory in the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new mud beautiful, and prices at the very
oo.'om. Ladies' are particularly invited TO
ciii anu eAa'h'ne. f.. r. LYLE,
607 Main street.
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Wanted |

Small farms for sale or rent, In order t.
meet demands.
city business promptly attended to.
J. "A. II. H0SACK, Land Agent,
mch3d3w Austin street Dallas.
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A shall black morocco pocket
book, containing about ten dollars in
money and a number of visiting cards
with the name OF John H. Young. The
finder viii be rewarded by returning
it to Williams 4 Tollivess drug store.
n
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night and day, a
the Market Drug Store, SIS Main street, by
II. II. EISENLoHR,
German Pharmacist,
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The price of The Daily Herald is only Ave
cents copy. Newsboys and agents ME not
permitted to charge more, ana when they
do so, we will be pleased to receive informa-
ton of the fact at this office.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

From and after this date no subscription
will be received to The Daily Herald unless
PAID IN ADVANCE. Subscriptions Of all now
In arrears will be discontinued on the 18th Of
this month, unless settled. The carriers q
usual, however, will make their own terms
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For the Centennial Season,

We have to report one of the finest as
sorted stocks In the state and the publ c
can not fail to ind exactly what they want
In the merchant tailoring line.
feb29dtf DOUGLAS BROS.
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Notice.

Mr.. T. W. Hurst and Mr.. Alfred Kor,
tne authorized City Circulators of the Dallas
Herald and are also authorized to make COL ,'
lections for this office for advertising and lob
work. 'oo
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Wanted.

Parties desiring TO sell registered county
scrip will find n purchaser at the Exchange
Bank. mch2dtf
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]. @. Booth q Co.. Auoiionosrs

buy or sell any and all kinds of Furniture
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. Joe q. Booth, auctoneor. feb20dlm
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Dissolution Notice.

DALLAS, March 8, 1876.
The firm of Miers & Caldwell is by mutual
consent this day dissolved. Either partner
is authorized TO collect for amounts due the
firm. THOS. NJ. MIXERS,
j. +. CALDWELL,
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Traders. Builders, Mechanics

Or any one going TO build, call Mt Dir. JEFF
fries store, OOl Elm street, ana examine
Adam W. shines Patent window Frame
Territory TO sell for cash or trade.
mch0 dtf HOWARD MERCER
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], v. Childers,

Surgeon and Physician. Onlcc, No. 8O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No 3, where he viii
be found ut all hours, both day and night.
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Mairnnoliian Nams Store.

at. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Democrat- papers weelS-de-
livered to any part of the city FOR THIRTY
CENTS, In advance. Corner Elm and Syca.
more Streets ian3O-dtf