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A CARD.
The Dominican Convent, Dryades Street.

Owing to circumstances entirely beyond their con-
troll tho Dominican Nuns have. during the past ava
years, become Involved In very serious financial di.
ouities. and oompoll, to solicit aid fto tho
public.
For this purpose two of the Nuns have comrasncea
to collect In the city, an they hope continuaaeo
OF the kind and charitable foon heretofore manifested
towards them.
The following note from the Very Rev. Adminissrassr
Of the Arcbdocese SHOVE that the are not ealy
authorized to make the appeal that they have tho
sympathy OF His Grace, the Most Rev Arohbishop, Il
Knowing the en- barrassment of the Dominican Euna
OF this city, the Most Rev. Archbisbop before ha1
departure for Europe. authorized them to make -
appeal for assistance to the charitable people OF tie
CITY CT and Diocese. We strongy Recommend them %
the CHARITY Of all to whom thoy apply, and Vieh
Thorn success In their undertaking. ~
q RAYMOND, ". O.. Adminiatrator. q
New Orleans La, February H. Is76. ftg7 "a s. -
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CLUB DU BOUQUET MUSICAL,
ORUNE VALID Hall

Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN BOYS,
tst. Mary's Asylum. Third DistrictJ
Under the Direction of Miss Ootavie Rooney,
TUESDAY, MAY i6. 1876. AT P. NJ.
PROGRAMMES
- Part L -
J. Onverture de la CARA Rossini
fsricrmed on ~ Pianos. "a Performers d Hands.
Mr.. NJ. hA'''y
Nsrtha-Market Chorus. -......--.-. ..... Flotow
Arranged for female voices, by Miss o Romey.
g. Grand Air from Semramis Rossini
HRS N.
5. Duo-Miss F. and Mr. M
O. Cavatiue from Jerusalem Verdi
Mics Julia T.
!. Chorus-Home Sweet Home. Mics Octavie Rooney
For 3 female voices.
Part IL
l. Faust-March and Soldiers Cborus Gounod
Arranged for IL Pianos with Variations-2< Per.
. formers 4s Hands-by Mise OctAvie Romey
= Le Lao-Med tation poetique de Lamar inc;
. Mr. Il. Nedermeysr
3 Grand Air from Ninon ..............B rsga
L. Chorus from LIE Pardon de Ploerm al N eyerbeer
Arranged from female voices. by Miss .. Rsney
5. Contralto SUlo-Miss l.. L
b Bv general request: lone .PetrellR
Grand Fantatie for IL Pianos, "a Perforners zs
Hants-Miss .. Rooney
.--........MISS LAUDUMIEZ
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert begins at 8.
TICKLE rS-ONE DOLLAR.
For sae at Gruuewau's, Barunue street Flies Canal
street, and Chsrpeaux's, Canal at cor. burgundy.
The magnificent Steinwav. Knabe and Peyel Pianos |
nave be' n kindly 'aned by Mr.. Grunewad. 1t
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STARVATION PRICES.
ST. Charles Nursery


DEPOT
122.---.-.----- Camp Street ..l22
Opposite lafayette Square.
Every description OF PLANTS TREES and SHRUBS
SOLD AT LOWER PRICES than can DO bought
of other dealers at the markets or elsewhere.
Gardens carefully attended to at modern 10 p,ices
-mhI9 5p If
JOHN F. MARKEY,
tsucoesOor to Thomas MarkeyJ
UNDERTAKEN,
AZ, AZ and a. Claiborne Street. 40 q and "a
Opposite the Market
FAtent Metallic Burial CHsos. Mahogany Black Walaue
and Plain Collins always O hand
FUNERALS attended TO by the Proprietor In pSrnnn
who hopes ~ strict attention business 70 obeain
CARRIAGES FOR HIRE. saoa "a Ivx,
OPENING OF SPRING.
First arrivals of new and elegant
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
The most superb designs fabrics OF every dsuortp
non ever displayed In this market They also ske
Cheapest Goods Opened This Year.
Fall line OF WHITE CHECKED and FANCY
MATING
The attention Of the ladies called 70 the stock
B. & w. CRONER,
A4T 600 Canal Street y. .. .l(T
della 6m5p
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Official
st. Anthony Of Padua's Fair.

At the request of several ladies of the Fair,
we publish below what each table made at
the Fair:
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOR RENT.
FOB BALLS, CONCERTS AND EhIRs.

st. PstrickS Hall, tbs LARGEST AND gTHHg
HALL In THE CITY, will b rented BIZ the aiah
longer, reasonable tsrua for CoNCERTl
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHIBTTTorTI !.
Fer CHARITABLE EhTERrAuAGENTa vtshu-s
distinction Of creed, the Han will Be rsnsed At HAII
PRICE.
Apply At
ST. PATRIOKB HALL RAVmas RAM,
nS@S Ne. n OaRp st1o5s.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
FENCE ASsoCIATIoN-The regular onthly meet
ing Of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING, at $3.50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall
lI6 Poydras street.
Gentlemen Wishing to join invited to attend.
THOS C. RAPIER, President
D. h BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
ST. THERRSAs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The members of this Society notified to meet at
their hail, on EratO street. between Camp and Maya
SINE on SUNDAY MORNING, May I4th, 1t 7:I5
O'Clock for the purpose of attending Mass and reOeiv
ing Communion. Members Of other Total Abstinence
Societies are cordially invited to attend.
II. r. CHENEY, President.
A. J. CoBURN, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsA's CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SoCIETY.-Tbe regular monthly meeting OF
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING,
May 18th, at 7 o'clock, in St. ThereSAS Hail. Erato
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are Dvited to attend.
The semi-An nual Communion Of the SocIcty takes
place at st. TheTeSas Church this morning. at the 73O
o'clock Mass Members Of other Societies are invited
to participate.
h R. GIFFNEY, President
A. J. COBURE, Secretary. 1t
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETC-

THFoRMATION WANTED OF MRS SoRRIs
n a aiSs SOsGRoVk, forEeriy Of glasgow Ecotlaad.
Has relations in Bothasy Islo Of Butte.
Address siSter9 Of Mercy, LOckbO1 SIT New Orloans
or call 80 St AlphonsuB Convent OF Mercy III Andro
street. betMeen MagagLne and Constanoe. II. o. e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SSAAh
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under.Linen for
Ladies Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain and Over
TALLY made and at low prices. MOI rs ly
HALL MECHANICS AND woRKINGMEN's
Central Council.-Books for the enrolment Of all
Mechanics and Lsborers Of this city who in want
OF employment aud the number of their families de-
pendent upon them for support, now open at tho
shop of the President at No liz street.
PoydraS. All mechanics and lAborers out OF omplay
ment requested to como at once and enroll their
names. P. GRAEZLN President.
JOHN TAYLOR Acting Secretary. my14n
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A Cruel Disappointment.

The thousands of THE HERALD
readers who were looking forward
with the deepest anxiety aud
the most acute expectation to the
rare intellectual treat THE HERALD
contains every Wednesday in the
shape of proceedings of the City Coun-
ellis, will be bitterly, cruelty dlsap.
pointed this morning in not flndi ng
their chronicled tit-bit of breakfast
table chit-chat. If they will possess
their souls in patience until the "or-
gan" gives forth, this evening, in
melliiluous prose the history of what
was said, done and resolved and where
asod last night, they will then drop
tear of regret over the smallness of
our local space, which precluded a
publication of the doings of the mu-
nicipal legislative body.
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the Texss aud naoldo VIII BIO resumed
Immediately, Twelve thousand Tons
of iron have been purchased ana one
thousand w0rlmen commence on con-
slruotlon at onoen In continuation
of the above, II WIS reported here yea'
terlay, on good authority, that WORK
on the road toward Fort Worth would
commence NJ once,
Ono of the deml'mondes went to
the Mayors office, The other day, ana
requested that Al oalh be Administered
to her not 10 take n drink Tor three
months. The oath IN on record
--Wo commend the following clip
plug to everybody "Many persons
have brought on serious sickness by
holding on to tho knob Of tho 'front.'
door, white standing IN n draughl ANA
speaking lust words TO visitors"
~. Gamer has one Of the preltiesI
vegetable wagons We have seen In the
city. II was made In East Dallas, nnd
IL uommendable specimen Of homt
Manufacture and Gunlsr by th'
way, SELLS the freshest sort OF NegGe
bles Of all varieties, We saw spccl
mems of Cancers vegetables yesterday
and they were as attractive ~ hb
wagon,
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The great topic among the ilremen
Ia the organization of the new fire en-
CINE company. The following We're
the officers chosen for the year. Major
b, p. Jett, President Ed. G.. Bower,
Nice-president; John Lockwood, jr.,
Secretary b. II. Spratly, Foreman !;
Charles Lockwood First Assistant
Foreman Joe Booth, Second Assist
'ant Foreman Mr., AlsJed, Treasurer
There are thirty-one men In the new
company, and their engine will be
forthcoming shortly. Chief Conner
presided temporary over the meeting
held to organize, and was proud to
welcome so fine body of tlremen into
his department.
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THE KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.



This evening the Simons, with
Lcako and Annie Waite TO assist them,
will play Damon and Pythias at Fields
Theatre for the benefit Of C0uer de
Lion Lodge *. Of p, Everybody should
20 ~ there il no piece moro Interest,"
ing and better calculated TO elevate the
minds and hearts Of men, and 1t is for
the benefit Of II charitable Order.
1t will be well played, and from 1t
can be learned something Of the origin
Of the Knights of Pythias, of which
Order there is large and ilourishing
Lodge In our midst.
There was, we dare say, never lar
ger or more fashionable audience In
Dallas than the one which will assem-
bic to witness the play of Damon and
Pythins, and it will be source of re-
greet to those who miss it.
The play will be rendered under the
auspices of Couer de Lion lodge and
will be managed well. Let every one
he present and try TO appreciate the
noble sentiment on which 1t is founded
Let old and young be out, especially
those who think that Friendship il
but name.u
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Among tho Farmers.

The samples that have been brought
In would indicate that in many por.
lions of this county the wheat will
average from fifteen to twenty-five
bushels an acre. That is the red May
wheat. The later varieties of white
aud Walker or Kentucky are less In.
jured by the rust and healthier, and
promises better yield. Upon the
whole, the average yield will far ex-
coed the expectations of the most san
guine. The farmers have commenced
harvesting red May wheat, rye aud
barley on the south side of the river.
The first wheat will be in the market
In the next three days. The corn, oats
and cotton oil look remarkably
healthy--never better at this season Of
the year. Crops all clean, and with
seasonable weather fine yield will be
be certain.
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rribute Of Respect.

At Its sessor, Sunday, May IA, the Floyd
Street Methodist sunday School adopted the
following preamble and resolutions, and re-
quested their publication In The HERALD;
WHEREAS, Since our last meeting little
Fannie Thomas, one of our number, has
been transferred to the School above; there
fore
ReSOiped, That while we are boreft of her
presence, and deprived OF the cheer her
bright face and lovely disposition always af-
lorded, yet We DO Y In humble submission 10
this act Of our unerrins Superin endent.
RcsoiJed, That we hereby tender our most
heartfelt sympathy as pupils and teachers
TO her hersaved parents, and trust that, to.
In renewing the purpose Of Joining Fannie
above.
FLOYD STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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Simon's troupe performed the sensa.
tionul aud spectacular drama, "rhe
Sea of ce,n last night to u fair house.
The company Is II very fair one, and
much above the average OF travelling
troupos. Mr.. Leake and Miss Waite
would be acquisitions to any company,
and their support by the troupe is
very acceptable. There are plays in
the repertoire of this troupe which
would show its force aud talent to a
better advantage than "rhe Sea of
Ice' The play Is an old stage favor
lite, however, and pleases many people
who like this sort OF thing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

There was, by no means, as large an
audience present last night to hear Mr..
Philip Lndsley's lecture ON "rhe Life,
Times and Influence OF DIR. Sam John
son." as the merits of the lecture and
the object for which 1t was delivered
were entitled to. There were present,
however, goodly number OF cult
voted people, who were more than
gratiiied by the very polished, schol-
arly and elegant effort of Mr.. Lindsey.
The lecturer evinced q thorough famil-
iarity aud n critical insight into the
extraordinary personal aud liteary
character, as well as the mental mag
ntude of the author of Rasselas and
the wonderful dictionary.
1t was quite evident that the subject
was favorite study of the lecturer
and his labor one of love. Mr., Linds-
ley sketched with graphic force the
condition of literary men at the time
johnson began his career and drew
delightful picture of the many remark
able men who adorned art, literature
and politics, in that day. He then
gave life.like picture of the personal
habits, physical peculiarities, and men,
tai wonders of DR.. Johnson. His hon
esty, his sturdy love of truth, his
independence, his melancholy, his
wonderful conversational and critical
powers, the wisdom and beauty of his
writings, the grandeur and force OF his |
language, the immensely Of his infor-
nation, the purity Of his private char
acter, his unaffected plety, his extra
ordinary marriage at twenty-five to n
woman of fifty, his devotion to her
during her life and his grief at her
death. The lecture did full Justice to
Boswell's Incompatible biography of
Johnson, rs giving the most minute
and vivid picture Of the great mans
physical, social, literary and spiritual
life. The influence upon the world OF
his writings was briefly shown, and
the lecture as tribute Of critical ap.
probation and Illustration of the
man and his works, was one OF the
happiest in its conception and scope
1t has been our fortune to listen to.
Mr. Lindsey has broken ground In
a field of intellectual entertainment,
that has been ltoo long neglected by
our people, aud 1t is to be hoped that
80 eloquent and finisheda lecture upon
Johnson will be followed by other gen.
tlemen upon kindred literary subjects.
The lecture was replete with research,
thought and salient points of humor,
nd was worthy Of the subject. II
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Only twenty.six dogs were licensed
In April.
Centennial cards printed at this
office. I'D.
--Croqueu sets for 81 50 at Reed n
Lathrop's.-Ad.
Call and examine our stock OF
"Centenniali cards.--Ad.
The thermometer was SO in the
shade yesterday at three o'clock.
Boots, shoes and hats, Mt cost, at
Pages old stand, sos Main street. I'D.
--Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertising fans printed at The HERALD
oflice.-Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, 500
Main street. I'D.
The best and cheapest boots, shoes
and hats, at Pages old stand, sos Main
street.
For bargains in boots, shoes and
hats, remember TO go to Pages old
stand, sos Main street-Ad
"A large stock of hats to be closed
out at great sacrifice, at Pages old
stand, sos Main street.--Ad.
Tue young folks and the old folks
Of the ELM street Presbyterian Church
will picnic next Saturday at Longs
Lake.
The ladies' society of st Matthew's
Cathedral will meet, ON Thursday, at
five o'clock, in the drawing room of
the IieGrand Hotel.
ALI contributions for the supper
given by ladies oft the Christian church
should be sent in rs early as possible
this morning.
The social of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South will meet at j. B.
Wert's, San Jaointo street, this WED.
nesday) evening at half-past seven
o'clock.
--Housekeepers will find Shaw's re-
frigerators at II. ii. Foats furniture
store, Elm street. They secure to you
call, fresh food, and are indispensable
In hot weather.--Ad.
-DeStefano Bros, No. 3lS Main
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also
large stock of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices.-Ad.
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinlta or New
Orleans, and want to save money 20
TO Jahnson & Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They buy tickets
to all points.
--Bradleys' Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed h La.
throp's. Also on hand and daily arriv-
Ing, fresh invoices Of blank books
Office stationery, wall paper, base
balls, and printers material. Prices
low.--Ad.
"A Washington telegram TO the
New Orleans Times says: "work ON
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DALLAS. ,ExAs'
WEDNESDAY MORNING 'ii' MAY H.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


At the Now York Clolhlng House, N3 Elm
stroot, DallNa, aud ~ walker street, New
York. Woask asa special lnyor, that every
body desiring clothing, hnls, or gents lur-
nIshing goods, win examine our goods hnd
compare prices, ~ not convinced that we are
giving better value Tor the prices, than have
yyor been seen In this city, thon we shall
not expect Thorn To buy, Such an opportunity
70 buy ilrst-clnsa ol0thing NJ less thnn lnnn-
ufncturng prices may never occur again, M
we wish 10 lay our assortment before the
public, and YET fairly Acquainted with The
trade, wo viii make such greot reduction
from regular prlcos, ~ to At once gnln laY"r
with tho general public nnd DO con-
vieted Of being the lowest prico clothing
house In Texas. nprli'd6w3ms
The above ostabllshmont, IN u branch OF
tho well-known house Of A, SirolnDurg y
Co, ~ Walker street, New York.
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DALLAS AsD PALEsTISE Rail
HOAD.
Meeting ~ the IncoTpora'ors Tempo
rHry Hoard ~ Directors elected,

Pursuant TO call, the lncorporators
0i the Dallas, Palestine and Southeast
Teams railroad, met In tho 0lllce ~
Adams and l.eOnard'a bank, Monday
evening NJ half-past four, TO TAKE no..
ton In regard TO the early building OF
the road,
The following interpretations were
present y, j, Adams, w, o. Randall,
WIN. II, GnstOn, j. i, Leonard, Alex
4, llenHley and Tnos Flelds, Of Dali
lns i, W, Giment, Michael Ashe and
w. W. Sh0umAute, Of Palestine T.
lf. MurchIsOn, Of Athens Green u.
Clark, Geo. ID, Manion aud &, &. Nash,
of kaufman,
On notion Capt +, j. Adams was
called to the chair, and &. q. Nash,
appointed 10 net M Secretary,
On motion, II was unanimously re-
solved by the incorporntOrs that Cap
laln i !. Adams, w, q. Randall, w,
II. Custom and l'hOmns Fields, Of the
city NJ Dnllns, aud @, g., Nash, Of
| Kaufman, aud l.. II. MurChlson, OF
! Athens, aud MichOel Ashe, 0i Pales-
dine bo aud they ARE hereby elected 10y
snId inGorpOrutOrs, the first board 0l
directors for said company, toHerVe M
such from this date until their success
nufs ure duly elected aud qualified.
On motion, the inCOrpOratos meets
Ing adjourned
A meeting OF directors was called
On motion, Il. # MurchIs0n was
called to the chair when the following
officers were elected: Captain ;. j.
Adams, President; Y. T., Barry, Secre'
tary, and q. NJ, Swlnk, Treasurer OF
| said road.
On motion, the meeting adjoured,
subject to the call Of the President.
g, l.. NASH, Secretary.
$, j. ADAMS, President.
This enterprise IL one Of immense
importance to Dallas, and 1t IN II source
of congratulntlon that II hns beer
taken In hand actively. The line
when completed, will give the neares
route to Orange and New Orleans, anC
will open up to III additional agricul
tuml country and N through line o
travel
10 Captain s. j, Adams IL due thu
credit, we believe, of securing thi
charter and projecting this line. HI
has given the route II careful study, /
familiar with It's resources and the al
vantagcs offered n railway passini
through it, ana with the aid of 80 ca
pable and staunch directory, ther
can be no difficulty in pushing tn
work to m carly completion, and thu
add another to the long list Of Dallas
triumphs.
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supper,

The ladies' OF the Christian Church
will set tonight one of the most ele-
CANT repasts of tho season at their re-
ceptiou rooms on Main street, oppo-
site the Lamar Hotel. Every Wand
that an exquisite taste and II delicate
cuisine can suggest viii be there to np'
peal to the palates Of Nil lovers OF good
things. We acknowledge compli-
menlary invitation to attend extended
us through that venerable and most
courteous gentleman, Captain Jeller-
son Peak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

In sparsely settled districts where medical
aid is often difficult and sometimes impossi.
ole to obtain, 1t is extremely desirable for
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,te,s
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses ali
the requisites OF family medicine.
mnril,kwlv = ny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

To tho Ladies, TailorS and ShoomakorS.
The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the nnost lot
OF the most popular machines, and tho best
and cheapest sewing SILK IN all coloS, Clnrks
20. N. T."nnd Mlrords Linen In nil sizes,
SILK from ten to forty per cent less thau any
house In the south. New oilice-OOO Main
street, four doors oaat of poydrns
THE SINGER MANUFACTURERS CO.,
nplgS-dlm W. n. CLARKE, Agent,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

Mr.. Hugh Donnelly Is about to erect
II two-story brick building, twenty
four and one-half by eighty feet, in
block No, So, ON Elm street, opposite
the Dollar Store, to cost $1,000.
Nh Julius Bogel viii soon commence
building u handsome brick resi-
dence on elm street, opposite the First
Presbyterian Church. adjoining lac
will also build large square store
house,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

The Herald office is now receiving large
consignments of job papers of oil descrIp.
uon, and asks an examination OF prices and
qualify Bill Heads white and colored, Ia,
yer Heads Note Heads. Statements, Cards,
circulars, Etc, printed as cheap M On.
cheapest, and neater than the neatest' Rrins
~ your orders and get the benefit of ons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17

Our stock of imported and domestic Cassi.
meres being excessively large, we are offer.
ing suits made to order In the finest style
money than they have ever been sold here
before. Our price list for fine broadcloth
and other suits liz also put down to bottom
figures We have now in stock splendid
line OF Gents Underwear, Neck Wear, Alex
ander Kids. and every thing else In the
way OF Mems Furnishing Goods, Gentlemen
needing anything really first class and at
low prices, would do well to call on us.
DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
maylI-d2t Cos Main Street.
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All IL IN worth.

A friend from Trinity Mills Informs
w that the price Of certain weekly
hermaphrodlte, published In this city,
has been reduced TO one dollar II year.
II the publisher really desires to do the
fair thing, he should reduce the price
Of his paper 10 hocntyRrc cents -as
that IL all IL ~ worth.