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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leay New lorx Via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets FERRIES. AS tolows;
Express for arrsburs Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
s:3OP. NJ. sunday q ana $50 p VI.
For whAms port. Loes Haven CORY. and Erie, at
sio aPS ssS Gsnass iSs at RoTy Tor TITUS
For Baltimore Washing on, ana the South, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman tarior Cars daily,
sxcsp, sunda $50 4, NJ. arriys Warrington 40
ESSriss tsI Phtaaepsia, 1880, $40 $50 A. NJ, 1890,
1900 9e TSo,sP 10 NJ ana y su night Accom- m
30 = $50 and9 p, NJ. Emgrant ana second cias>
rerCe9icnnia Depot :, $50, o;so 1880 s A. NJ, and
sen1al Depot 4! /; tt5 go. O. ana 1908 T NJ GA
For trans to Newark, Elizabeth, RAILWAY, Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amooy, Fleming on, lIslyidere. ana
other points Local schedules AZ II Tickle, Onices.
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 and dN3o 4 NJ
ana loiso z A. daiy 1919 A. " ana $50 p ~ daily
$50 a. NJ, 4io. 30 snd lo;2O p NJ. SUNDAY $50 A.
~. From Philade ma. bO5, go $50. 1910, 1870.
1850 A. NJ. $40 800 ilO $40 $40. $50, 1885, 7i0,
1850 A. NJ. $50 nni lO2OP VI.
TicKet Otfccs, SEQ aud GA Broadway, No Aston
house, and foot Of Deshrosses aud Cortland sts.
nookbeni Depot. Jersey cay Em grant Ticket onice
y PR> SIXTH TihJIissocs. p,M BoYp, Jr.
Gen'l Manager. Gent Passenger Agent.
SARATOGA Direct route, Via Cl.zen, Line. Ele-
giant sieauicrs leave Pier ~, 4. foot Leroy 81.
daily. except Saturds at NJ Through { re only
- sos excursion ucSets, good for 80 da's $3.50.
Two CHARTER FOR ENrUHSIONS.-
i Saloon steamer wyoming barges Republic, Cnlcago
Baldwln, Caledonia, aud Anna. Aldern1y PARK Excel,
SSTst St Ferry e F' ONCE ''' T'i 6;5sgRF'f'
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
R0CKANAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island Guy for Far Rockawsy and
R,cKawey Beach at 1908, 1908 1850. A. Nj l's2
FOR Far RocSaway o;s5. eo5 A. NJ, sos $50.
Z. NJ.
RetuInlne. Leave Recxawsy Beach SIS. 1880 A.; NJ
652 7;5!. $50, l0;S5, li5s A. NJ; 1851 $3.50. i.so
o. p. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rockaway Beach and Far Rockaway 10, IL
A. NJ; 1880, $40 Z NJ.
Returning-Lcave llockawav Beach ii;tO Mi 4. $50
0.s:e0 I. n. Far Rocksway 7:tO A. Nj 1900 i:sd
b;lS. 6:27, $40 +. NJ
Take terry James slip foot Chambers ST.. sundays
excepted. halt "a nour before departure OF trains
(Suniays al q;3O aud 1880 A. NJ. l aud Y. VI D. :or
Jerry foot S4th H.. DAILY fifteen ll5) minutes DO
u q nnnArIurn o
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tinantiial.

A -DkFAULTED RAILROAD bonds
IA bought ami sold MS the old-estaDllshed
stock aud Oond hOuse OF
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY CO..
a. Pine st.. New YORK.
b =, and 10 per cent choice CITY and County
Ponds and other Al Inv stment Securities specially
a5 years payiug 10 to ~ per cent Interest promptly
PAD. for sale 81 desirable prices
EAtshE G9ld ana e'lver Mining co.-Location Of
IA mine, Utah TtrrltOry shares, ~. send money in
register letter or r. q. order Clrcul RS sent Al.
dress !. II. ri RGEs GEM agent. Rawlins, wYomng.
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4lolit,tai.

DOLITICAL BANNERS aud portraits OF the
L Candidates at {. MONKS, il3 Broadway
NHE SHAIER Flash TORCH was tine best
Il IN the great procession OF JUN s. II viii fash
llght three feet high. Light TO No sOlng the
clothing as the OIL Is absO bed Dy cotton.
GEORGE II. BABCOCK Co, / Liberty A..
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oh, durt.
fittings.

WORKING-,R N.-come one. come all TO the
ing. Aug o, O'clock to hear report OF Committee Of
Unemployed Norkngmcn. The question. laoor, DOT
politics John Ennis, Chairman Thpl. Roche. Vice.
Chm; John Bergen. freAs.; Joseph Flnnerty see'y.
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gnsurantt.

OFFICE Of the United states Life Insurance Com.
~ pany, IN the city OF New YORK. 2dl. 162 and e5S
brOadNav.-A Al meeting OF the Board Of Directors,
held tne once ~ the company Aug 1879 Mr. John
psny, and Mr. James Buell. President OF the Importers
and Traders National Banx of New YORK ely. was
unanimously elected President. AZ the same meeting
the following preamble ant resolutions were unani
mOusy adopted Whe cas-. Joan T. De witt, EsQ., has
ing state presenting 10 hun more extensive ned Of
action Tor his and talent, and has reques ed this
board to accrpt mis- resi- Snatlon President OF the
United staes Life insurance. Company OF toe city II
New YORK erefOre. Resolved That We accept the
same VI regret oeing satisfied that his services have
been OF great adv lntage - tins company aud That ITS
sound CONDITION sni extensive and increasing business
Bre IN large e.sure TO his grea anihty
ecuiive and administrative officer Resolved. That our
best wishes accompany Mir De hitt to his new ned Of
duty
John +. De Wit was elected Consulting Director, and
I. H. Brosnan super.nteudent of Agencies.
{. Z. FRALEIGH. Secretary.
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ctor Salt anS 10 4,t.

tOr sab an0 10 $tt.
NFFICES To LET In seconi story sun building
~ front ana rear, wei light sd snl sea II hea 40
ply al sun Publication hre Na.slI and Fran fort
- ECDND-STORY, private house, ~ For yth n.
= stairs anu halls lighted and oilcothedi owner IN
house.
THHESrOVF, lsj Nn.gl A., sun building tol.t.
u suitable tor nan sing, tialrinHe, or general bls.
htss' steam neAtrd. fDpy at the sun ia JlicatJl
Once. 40 Nassau
rLO lEr-In Wilson'S BnlidinY. corner Fulton and
Il GIld SITS, 1 AMI an Ors, well hgntod. Win
power aud steam heat. joins T. WILSON, ~ Fulton II.
TNO LET oae holr near the rrY, suitable Tor
Il once Inquire OF Homestead Association ~ Hud'
son ST., II nb ken.
WANTED Three rooms IN u thrcc.stpry house
w rent not TO be lish, second door PREFER d. Al
dress. giving particulars, l., STEVENS, 21i spring
street.
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AnttiOn .lOlnss.
rms.

GAMBLE TFAS, e5c per pouno IN nve pounds .nd
- upward. AGENTS aud lea dealers scpplied: Vntea
Tea Brokers. 2Ot Water ST., cor, Fulton. New forG
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sors,, Gutrmg,s, Dc.

A TRUSTl HORSE, two o'her horses, lonnII
N ana sound, so. CSC, tl26 wagon Uuiks. lAne'~
NJ. lao hadison st.
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pu,,uIl 9ci;,,.
nISEASES or MEN, Nervous Debility, and kln'
dred affections speedily an perm tnentlH cureu W
HENRY \. DANlELS, NJ. D.. 10 Lexington Az u "
Both st. Hours StO3
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Amustmtnts.


ROOTTs THEATRE. sARDANAPALUs.
JARRETT F eNASp Is'S'r; and Manage"
NEXT MONDAY EVENING. Aug. IL. 1870.
Production, under the direction Of Mr. CHARLES
LOEB &6g baRos Hs ~ ES%ASTiG Play.
produced with marvellous features and in unparalleled
spectacular spend0r ,n.v.,.,rs
Mr.. y. G. BANGS ..ne......., SAhDA sAfMLvS
AGNES BOOTH. as.............'..... MfkbHA
EVERYTHING NEW.
Beautiful scenery sssniacent costumesl
Undoubtedly the most wonderful stage Offering Of the
GRAND rffSs1I.fHa sN BALLET
.Ss sSHqs rs E isTSd Ms o. sn ana
largest and finest dc ballet Jet seen IN this
''' IMMENSE MUSICAL FEATURES.
1.-THE SALE OF RESERVED STATS for any even
NEE viii begin at the box oface NExT IhURRDAY
morning ats O'clock. and pc CONTINUED daily
T@ "a SSs HS 81 Sx Y
:; :; 3 3 T Fl
MR. sornEhS ".o" LORD DDNDsKARY.
"DUaDREARY" MATINEE. SATURDAY AT e..
sS Ssssf S$.;; .sssSs az &
week. w00i' eoS SsSa r 'nf DOLLAR
III ' e or ee
sSSr is'. sg solSsG sfS
Performance terminates 1880 Matinees discontlnuea.
'S' tasr REER b GPsH'is sRSsoS H0''
PAT es Fs.''' of all stage iIP; aT Pssossr.
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\ATIONA JINE,5Fron Piers "a sndA y. L.
Y FOR LONDON DIRECT

~ x....... fOh LONDON DIRECT
ron QUEfSsiowN HNSD iivERPe6oHI
The Queen, Aug ~ 10 a. ii. Eng and Aug "a o. 3OAM
SPAIN, Aug. is,3P NJ: EGYPT. Sept. e. sP. NJ
Cabin passage. $40 and tsocuTsncy. Return tickets
~ reduced rates. steerage passage. e2o currency,
Drafts issued from 81 upward al current prices Apply
81 the company's office, ~ Broadway
y. W. j. HURST. Manager
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VI THURSDAY, Xus, 10 II stormy . ioaovins Moa.
day night, the eegAnt steamer wyoming will make Q
grand Moonlight Excursion down the BAY aud up toe
HUDSON 70 EIcels.or p.1 under the management OF
the HAT TON GLEE CLUB Grand chorus OF 80 voices.
M " II. sTAHhEY (py kna permission Of r. s. GIL,
Contornos Esd Reg't p M. Steamer wyoming e,ves
24th st. ". X, 6 p. Mi 10th ~, bl5 Fulton ferry,
BrookIvn st5 win sail down the Day and. returning
make isnd ngs Fulton ferry BROOKLYN. IL F. Nj 10th
st. r. iiib gath st., $780, for sAi up the Hudson
20 Excesior Park
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-09

tho Constitution going into effect on
dat day Says, "ihai 10 Judge Of amy
count Of equity shall be eligible to The
feglslaturc during the entire term for
which he was elected We take
IL TINT Tie provisions Of tne new
organic law cannot determine the
eligibility of Judge Mccormick
but It's Q question ~ to whether the
terme ofthe old constitution do not de-
bar him from the posltion Ex-senator,
The letter Of the law Is Very plain chat
no Judge shall be eligible to the Legls
lature, but what construction the Sen
ate may place lpon this provision ID
quite diliicult 10 lOreshadow. There
are many knolty points that can DC
raised by learned counsel, which VIII
require all The ability of the Senate 10
solve. Mccormick il conlessedly an
dble lawyer aud will present n strong
case, Judge Cleveland mud Major West
are the peers Of the most talented at
torneys IN Texas, and viii be for
nlidable opponents In any contest o.
this character. The par OF the Stat,
viii doubtless watch the proceeding
with considerable interest.
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FAILUnE orTma DALLAs nEMALD.

With unassHmed regret We make the
announcement, for We had le2Hied W
look upon TuE HERALD, MS Oneot our
best exchanges, The polished, ele-
giant aud graceful thoughts of its
erudlte editor, clad IN tasteful attire
oflangnage, the rythmlal How OF his
rhetoric, like the sparkling drop rom
the cooling fountain the musical ca
dence OF infection and falling, In
which Intensity OF feeling swells, re-
mindIng one Of the gentle fluctuations
of soft, delicate melody on the moon
tinged night, all make w gush with
an inspired affinity, infusing II spirit
OF fraternal affection In our bosom,
seldom entering there except when
under the Influence Of the most charl-
table promptlngs Of our nature. There
would seem to be an epidemic Of fall
ureB, but whether or not In all In
stances II Is owing TO the capacity OF
the manAgera, we are unable 10 say
but we do know that The HERALD'H
manager Is responsible for the present
disaster. We sympathise with It's tai
oDtad editor and clever publisher, ana
assure them that II " sad and pain
full act for us to write that THE Dali
Las DAILY HERALD has iailed-tc
rea 81 rs for the past two weeks. -
II IPedtherJord Times April lst.
We will see to IL hereafter that sucl
failures shall not recur, Our books
show that Tue HERALD IL malice
promptly, aud there can be no ques
ton but that It leaves this Office care
fully directed.
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NORTHERN TEXAS.

In the event that this State were
ever divided, Norihern Texas would be
carved out as o single State, with its
centre at Dallas. OF all the States
made, or hereafter to be made, that
one OF North Texas, In the boundless
fertility Of Its soil, In It's Incompatible
climate, In the sturdy, intelligent, In
dependent white race which dominates
II, would stand forth without a rival,
peerless and unapproachable. We will
allow but fifteen years for this whole
land to become either farm or pas
ture, dotted everywhere with millsand
factories, ramified by narrow-gauge or
macadamlzed roads. beautiful In its
countless miles Of hedges and tasteful
country seats. Blooded cattle, sheer
and horses will supplant the rough
coarse stock Of to-day; schools
churches and universities Will adorr
our slightly eminences, and power
full, free and enlightened people
will have carved deep and full, theil
name upon the worlds history. .. a
War, or some dire calamity Of pesti
lence or famlne--only can impede The
onward progress OF this great wheat
region Of the South. The resistlesi
tide Of immigration and capital that y
pouring In upon 1t VIII stop at NJ
mans bidding, and passing years will
but witness It's increase. We writ
down no day dreams, we indulge in n
exaggeration when we picture the fu
-tare, and just 80 certain as the next dc
cade and o half shall pass and be nun
bered with the eternity OF years tina
are gone, will our vision of the futur
Of North Texas be more than realized
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The papers of Texas are full OF eX-
pressions Tor and against different
men for the United States Senate.
Governor Coke's name Is prominently
mentioned. The man does not live in
Texas who has a stronger personal or
political regard for Go\e rnor Coke
than have. But We have just re-
elected him Governor for nearly three
years to come. We did not vote for
him as a stepping stone to the SenRte.
We wanted him 10 serve us as Cover
nor, and so voted. He will be Cover
nor, under his present election till
January, 1879. Thousands who voted
for him as Governor also voted for Mr.,
Hubbard for The minor office Of Lieu
tenant Governor, because he was the
Nominee of he Democrats party, bnb
who would not have voted for him for
Governor On the alter of Heaven
aud on. the Holy lEvargelssts, | am
willing TO swear 50 voted, aud most
Of my neighbors voted the same way.
We did not vote for Mr.. Hubbard for
Governor and do not wish to be
chSeled out of our choice by the
men we have elected to the Legisla-
ture. During theR canvass Governor
Goke's name was never mentioned in
con neetion with the Senatorial cleo.
ton. II il had been, his majority in
Dallas county, and IN all Northern
Texas, would have been fearfully cut
down. Men of this class protest against
tho election. of Governor Coke to the
Senate. andinsiss Oh hisEerving out
his term as Governor TIL January,
1870 We care not who, among several
prominent men MENTIONED, may be
elected, hut we protest agDfDst' Hitting
Coke oat of the'place in which we have
placed him, aud putting Hubbard or
any other man in it. We voted for
Coke Tor Governor, aud there we want
him toserye. We voted for Hubbard
Ior the'sihee,fre office OF Lieutenant
Governor, and there we wait him to
serve, lngNoyem Ter, ISIS, when q new
deal comes, we'll vote our sentiments
again. NO sHuFFLINa.
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FREE.

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Rod River and you wlllsee the
word "Freon in big black letters. Read be-
low IL and You viii find request for the
names and address OF all 1.-The sons and
daughters of tho North and East to be sent TO
"reXas Emigration Agent, Sedala, Mo-, Z"
who Will mail them without cost u "Free
Guide to Texas" the land OF sunbeams
beautiful praires and lovely valleys. This
book we have seen. II is accom- panied with
beautiful coored maps illustrations, rates OF
fare and freight, fun OF Information concern
ing our citieS, rivers lands, crops, schools,
churches, etc. Who pays tor 1t? The Mis-
souri,, Kansas ana Texas railway. They are
| sending thousands to all parts of the United
States and Europe. THIS goes to show what
they are doing for Texas. They have lately
reduced their rates of fare for emlgrants al
most one.half. Their trains are crowded,
and special trains aie frequently run to ac-
cpmmodate the people. They are spending
thousands of dollars every month advertis-
ing Texas. They have twelve regular trav-
cling men employed distributing free iufor'
nation concerning Texas throughout the
United States. They ask our aid In their eff
forts, Patronize the NJ, X. h 4. Ry, 60
North via Denlson and through the beauti-
full Indian Territory. Don't 90 by way Of
the sand hills and swamps of Arkansas.
Take the NJ, X, 4 T, They will land YOU d.
rectly in the Great Union Depot Mt st. Louis,
They don't compel yon TO ride three or four
miles through the back streets aud alleys OF
st Louis In a topping omnibus. They run
their coaches and sleepers through to st.
Louis, and enter the Union Depot. Isthere
any otherline from Texas that does? "No,'
They also run coaches and sleeping cars
from Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards Texas
Ifso, send their address to the undersigned
and he viii with pleasure forward them (and
you ALSO n beautiful pamphlet and other In
tereSting matter well worth the mere request
Address, JAS. u. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent, NJ, X. Il 4. Ry
Seduln, Mo, apr8dtf
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The greatest excitement ever known
here resulted on the 3D. over series of
fights, which finally assumed the pro-
portions ola mob, and which took pos
session of Tie principal streets and
held Niles in terror for two hours.
bray Plus, cord wood, aud missiles of
MI Kinds were freely used, and bloody
faces and cracked skulls were to he
seen on every hand The Southern
spirit finally manifested itself and the
hattie ragged against the negroes for a
tims, ,Ihe oil JerS were powerless till
fifty extra policemen were sworn in,
and tonight ten heavily armed special
policemen are patroling the streets.
The riot had no political significance
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thousands OF Others after the war
bought u home ia foreign lands On
the steamer Coy, on the ParplcQ river
Of MEXICO, one hundred aud hity
miles interior from 'rampeo, near The
foot Of the Sierra Mndre Mountains,
IN April, 1866 Ine6npany With Colonel
r. j. NJ, Richardson, now Of Houg-
ton, john Henry Brpwp, now OF pal'
las, and Henry Clay Jones, of Rolls
county, Missouri, he was 'blown up
BY the. bnratlng Of sths.boiler OF the lit
Ito steamer, IN npbler river, banked
by dense forests, at the foot of the great
backbone of Amerlca, these four
Americans found lhemselyes fellow
passengers with abouCa hundred Mex
leans, threatened by guarrillas on
either bank, and Major Blown, tie
only man OF board who spoke both
Spanish and English. The Engineer
was terribly scalded, and at the sug.
gestlon OF Colonel sharp, MAJOR Brown
played DOCTOR. and successfully, too,
though his improvlsed profession re-
quired heshould go down the rlverone
hundred and fifty miles to ramplcd in
q canoe with the suffering man, Colo
nels Sharp and Richardson and Mr'
Jones were his lellow-passeiigers IN
that canoe. Abram Gonzales, the
suffering man, wRs.safely delivered to
the hospital in Tamplco, and soon re-
covered from his terrible wounds.
These facts occur TO US, and are
hastily thrown together as.@e recorc
the marriage of the granddaughter o
the illustrlous Robert Y. Hayne in DaI
las county, Texas. m m
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~ uNE of the most interesting ques-
tiopR that wa likely he brought be-
fore the Senate of the Fifteenth Legis-
lature, will. be the eligibility Of Judge
Mccormick of Galveston, tela seat IN
that body. The Hop. Charles l..
Cleveland, his defeated opponent will
contest his seat because ottlie fact that
he wasa District Judge at thetime ofhis
election to the Senate, basing hts OBJ
jections upon the following constitu.
tional provisions. Tie Constitution
which expires April 18th says, I" that
no Judge OF any court Of equity shall
bq eligible 20 the Legislature and
- II y Il I
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THE municipal election at Dallas
Tuesday was very exciting, aud In the
contest for Mayor especially, drew out
the full voting strength Of the city:
The highest number of votes p0lled
was ,7SS. Allowing as n ratio OF pop
ulntion one voter to every six inhabi'
tants, which il II very liberal estimate,
Dallas can consistently claim resi-
dent population Of lO,72S people,
Waco Reporter.
The RepOyteT must remember that
Dallas yearly receives very large ac-
cession to its population, aud that UNI
less man has been Ia the State one
year and the city six months, he can
not vote in municipal elections. There
were we think, not less than 600 resi-
dents of Dallas whowere thus deprived
of the right to vote. Add to this num-
Der men absent from the city and those
who failed 10 vote, and we cannot have
less than 2,7S8 electors IN this city.
There Is also u large population just
out OF the limits of the city proper,
composed of business men, bankers,
lawyers, etc, as we'll as men engaged
in market gardening, diaries, beer gar.
dens aud ilower conservatories, that
can not vote. The registration hooks
which closed on April lth showed
1886 voters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-09

DIR. PAUL CARRINeToNs late citizen
of Dallas, Is now a resident OF Clarks
vile, Pike county, Missouri, taking an
active part in encouraging migration
to Texas, aud the introduction OF
blooded stock into our state. He sends
us a catalogue of flnestoek TO be sold at
Springfield, Illinois, on the Sd of May,
1870, by J. II. Kissingef, of Claksville,
Missouri, and j. II. pickrell, of Harris
town, Illinois. In gancing over the
list Of thoroughbreds to be sold we can
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
TIsmIl 40 ALL.
Hut No Bushes, AdyePtisomon In
gertod without Pay

Desiring 10 make Tho Herald the medium
OF communication Tor tho general puDllo'
mud also ~ assist those WHO may need M
aisianooi. we nave deterln med ioprint ifee
the head Of plOsLn nFound," wanted, :
"tor Bale "t OF Rent,N To Leti' OF not
more than three limos, VIII be inserted IN
this column two times iree Of charge, When
such advertisements exceed throe lines the
excess Will he charged ~ the rate OF nVe
cents lluG, each Insertion, IN advances, anu
when such al geTtisefnonts ARE printed more
Than wO times they VIII be charged ~ the
rate Of i've centaa line In advance Tor each
Hoe.
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wanted,
Wanted.

BY n young widow lady n position ~
ch0mbrfnnld or cook, gpenka three IAN
guages, md Gnn rurnlsn tho bjst references
Address Mndim0iselle, Herald once. NV
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only say that Tho field soenp inviting
for al WHO wish 10 mako lnyeaments
Ia that Inc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-09

A splendid Arion piauOiorte, bran new
Sell nj s600- WIN sell for cash and note ior
$50. Apply for 10 days 20 VIZ H., this
ONCE. ap7-3t
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MnnIpn.

Washing and Ironing by u No. | white
laundrtss Would go out by the day or take
clothes home. Address NJ, " A. this oiee.
aplO,d2t
By M intelligent young lawyer ~ years
old, Indy correspondents. Object mhlrl-
mony, Address j, l1naley, Dallas Texas.
aplS-2t
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The gentlemen who have my law books
are requested 10 return them without delay,
and don't plead the statue Of limitations W.
y. OLDHAM. ap72t
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Wanted.

BY young man rom Kentucky place on
a farm Has always been considered ilrAt-
class hand IN all respects. u. H., Herald
office, apr-3t
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To City Subscribers.

Carriers Of The Herald Will themselves
make good any and all irregularities In the
delivery of the paper. Complaints left al
the office will insure this.
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Enr RNI,t.

A comfortable house, with -four rooms ana
kitchen, corner Columbia and Market
streets, close to business. Apply to John
LOucRX, on premises. apf0dlt