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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

A RAILROAD FIESD.-Georgs Adams, the
young man VINO so successfully played the
role OF The hero In the late averiet railroad
disaster 81 tairpOrt, WAS arrested Saturday
night IN Buralo, the evidence OF his being
The author of the outrsges having been
worked mp by detectives. After his arrest
he made fell confession. which ga sub
stance is as follows: He alone misplaced the
switch which threw the train from the track
on the Lake shore and Michigan Southern
railroad on tie nth instant, whereby the en-
gineer aid fireman were badly scald al and
The engine completely wrecked. Ga the
morning OF the 10th instant he drew tue
spikes from The ties and hollis from tho fish
joints, thereby throwing the train down an
en- bar kmeuI, wreckiug the engine. three
passenger coaches, aud the baggage Ind pos
val cars. The only person injured was W. T..
Clemens, who after~ard diet OF ats wounds.
His last exploit was an attempt al Fairport
on the 20th Instant. Adams has already
served term IN the Erie county workhouse
for Petit larceny. He pleads IN eXteauation
his IL tel ton 20 notify the train Ia time 10
avert al accide ut, hoping thereby 10 place
the company under obligation 10 furnish him
with situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

The RULING PAssIoN.-About q week
ago controversy regarding some trivial
matter occurred between James McLauRh-
policeman named Callaghan. The latter
npaliy lost bis temper, and seizing Q large
club attacked Mclaughlin with it, knocking
him down and innictins severe injuries upon
his bead. Mclaughlin grew steadily worse
until Saturday morning, when he died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

CROOK AND TERRY's INDIAN POLICY
1t is the intention OF the chiefs of the army
to establish a Gordon OF posts around the
region infested by the hostiies, holding q
sufficient force In readiness to disarm those
who may be driven in by Crook and Terry,
and to provide an effectual defense for the
frontier settlers against chance raids of
predatory bands before the disarming OF the
agency Indians is completed. It olgnt to be
possible, with the lately authorized addi-
lions to the numerical strength OF the army,
to concentrate troops enough between the
agencies around the Black Hills and the Big
Horn mountains TO guarantee the success OF
this rather comprehensive scheme; and IL is
reasonable to suppose that the bitter lessons
drawn from experience In the past three
months will be fresh enough in the memories
OF those In command TO insure all needfuI
pre- cautions against such eventuality as the
turning of some thousands OF cornered saw
ages upon the weaker sections OF the liue,
with results as deplorable as the fate OF Gus
ter. Whatever may be the other details
of the future plans OF Generals Sherman and
Sheridan, the most O. sential feature of them
all, unerring pr eciston and the utmost posi-
bic rapidity ofmovement ON the part of the
concentrating forces, viii OF course be fully
provided fOr.-l Chicago Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

Hot ON THE OCEAN.-The blazing heat of
the last two months has not only toasted
the dry land. 1t has steWed the sea. Can't
Cock, of the Russia, just arrived, says that
he never experienced anything like the heat
Of the ocean on the passage which landed
him here on Wednesday morning. It was
far worse than any thing We have suffered on
shore, for there was no shade or no wind
The gulf stream, Ii appears, extended much
fnrther To The north ward this year than
usual, aid we can imagine the sensations of
PAS engers carried for days through water
80 degrees hot. with the dog star raging
above IN Y. World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28
SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

A FEW OF THOSE sP RIsG CAss. go SUITS
"A LEFT 70 eiose out for 5 is az a. 5rRAUS', lOII
sennsJ IL Rufa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

0Aimee IL about 90 marry, In San Fran
cisco, member Of her opera company named
Darcy.
sSKipg John, the reigning monarch of
Abyssinia, claims 20 be nneal DESCENDANT
OF the queen Of ShebA.
~Thrse girls, none OF whom vas over If
teen years OF age, we're arrAigned In o 0aorap
mento court as burglars.
There IVES IN earthquake shock lass
Thursday At Macon, Go. The shock vas
felt oy number Of persons, and lasted afsw
@our Gem. Shermans modest ana rstfr.
the duko q Weliington1 during - long
GvDspj. Herman ana ". Alexander, cal
ord, were crushed 10 Death DaAr CAmpben
vSich SsoSs shsoush upon thsm iron emp
Per foor q ranAzy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

CENTENNIAL QUARrER DAY.-Saturday
being the second and probably the last OF
the Is cent admission days, the attendants,
ct the Centennial exhibition was greater
than on any previous day. the number OF
paid admissions being 95,s73 The total adj
missions, including those on the free list,
ras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

The BEECHKR BUSINEsS--MessrS. Shear.
man and Sterling, counsel for the res pendent
In the suit brought by Francis ID. Moulton
against Henry Ward Beecher for alleged
msliciOus prosecution, have served notice
upon Roger A. Pryor, Mr.. Moulton's coun-
sci. IF an application to the supreme court
of New York for q change OF venue on the
ground that the selection OF an impartial
torv IN Kipg's countv fs inDOaaihle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

The CREMATION FURNACE IN THIS
SrATE.-The cremation furnace on Gallows
Hill II attracting attention. IL 10 visited
daily by throngs OF people. An omnibus load
OF people from distance visited &c yester-
day. The brick work 10 nearly mp % the
eQuare.Af W0shfn0t0n, Pa, Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

MARINE CORPS OFFIcERs.-A clause in
the naval appropriation bill provides that
hereafter there shall be no appointment
except by promotion to fill vacancies occur
ring in the list of commissioned officers of
the marine corps until the number OF sucn
officers shall have been reduced by casualties
or otherwise TO seventy-five. In consequence
OF this law It will be several years before
any new appointments can be made in that
corps, as the number OF marine officers now
commissioned Is ninety three, graded as fol-
lows: One brigadier general commanding,
one colonel, two lieutenant colonies, four
IL ajOrs, twenty captains, thirty first leu
tenants. thirty second lieutenants and five
stah officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

TEE ANCIENT ORpER OF HrBEHNrANs,
division No 2, In Philadelphia, has dissolved
e. an organization, because ft 10 believed
many members OF the division were In sym.
pathy with the Molly Maguiree, and were
endeavoring 70 aid them with money from
the Order'e treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

ARMY ORDERS captain James Mercur
and I'd Lieut.. w. T. Rossell, corps OF engi-
neers, are relieved from duty as members of
the general court martial at Willet's Point,
n. u. harbcr; list Lieut.. Frank Heath, Ord
nance department, Is assigned to duty at
person without delay; LIST 1t. g. E. OvertOn.
9th cavalry, will report to superintendent
rrcruiting service for temporary duty; leave
fantry, August 4th, from headquarters, de-
rartment of the gulf, is extended two
months; leave of absence for one month is
9 anted % Lieut.. Charles 81. Watts, 5th cav
airy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

EUNE1AL FLOWERS BURAISHRD AT
u kkAsOHABLE PRICES, By
nRs. HRIk9, sIosco 11sbaiss6,
anenm SOS 8eh street northwest.
Sn00nD HAD ok0rnlu0. gU11IfuRD
SeAIhsa 49, - . ngisH essS 49, -.
-. - 3 OIL: r. t z g:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

NAVAL OkDBKbs-fassou AbslstHnt ray.
ms ster Stephen Rand, IT,, ordered to the
Gar onicus ut New Orleans; Commander
Joseph N. Miller detached from the COM
mapd OF the Portsmouth, at the navy yard
Mare Island, and ordered to proceed hons
and await orders. Lieutenant Commander
Charles j. Train, Lieutenants Joseph N.
Hem phil, z. II. c. Leutze, Charles o. Ait
bone and N. r. Harris, Masters Marcus ID.
Hyde and John E. Roller. Ensign Thomas
Surgeon Walter A. McClurg, Acting Boat
swain j. g. Thompson, Carpenter Richard
Aenev. and Acting Sailmaker William Red
stone detached from the Portsmouth and or
oered TO proceed home and await orders;
nidshipuien william @. Cutler, Frank r.
fletchef md Richard 81. ToWnley nom the
Portem0uth and ordered 70 report to Rear
yard, Marc leland. Tor duty; Psssed Assist
ant Psymaster II. +. SianclifY from ths
Portsmouth and ordered 70 Oottle acoounss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

DKCLINEs.-Hon.J J. 8. Rutan, of Pennsyl-
vania, appointed American consul at Flor
Ell ce, Italy, In place OF the lamen ted j. Lori
mer Graham, writes from Europe thai be
VIII not accept the consulate, but IS CO ming
home 10 lake part ~ the fall campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

SENATOR T. W. FERRY, president pro tenn
pore of the Senate, whose term expires March
3, 1871, will probably be returned to the Sen.
ate by the legislature Of Michigan. Secre-
contestant for the seat OF Mr.. Ferry. Gov
ernor Bagley, however, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

LINE WHITE MAgSEILLEs AID DUOK
NksTs sid IegardIe.a u cnaI- 4 SrRAlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

TWENTY EIGHr EMPLOYEES of the Pension
Office have been notified that their resig1a
lions will be accepted, and that one months
pay from September 10 will be granted them.
The doomed clerks In the other bureaus Of
the Interior department viii receive a SINH
lar notice In q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

In this direction is larger than at any pre-
v1ous season. Mount Desert and Castine
are full OF visitors, and they have besn
blessed with unusually pleasant weather.
FOgs have been comparatively rare and the
water warmer than for many years, AID
been duly appreciated by bathers. had
intended saying something OF political move
mepts In this part OF the world, but will
merely mention now that the campaign In
this state promises to be very Lively one.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

THH SIS CAss. SUIT down TO sD. I0Il
III Penn,IlYArfA AvennA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

THE SIS BLACK CLOTa DREss SUITS re-
Il duced 70 is. I0II +, rsylyanis avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-12

The thought telegrapher, Mr. Mil
hin Il. Meyer, gave an evidence OF his
powers of mind reading to a small au-
dience last night at Fields Theater.
The first test was the finding Of a
knife hidden In the audience. Mr.
Mover was u able 10 control the first
subject and another gentlemen was
appointed. After some little delay the
knife was found in the possession OF u
lady, with whom 1t had been deposit
ed. The next test OF spelling out names
by letters, Mr.. Meyer being blind
folded, and selecting the letter thought
of, until the full name was made out
IN this test he generally hitupon three
or four letters before he got tae right
one. In pointing out the chair thought
Of he slgnally failed, but readily point
cd out torch oil can thought OF by
the next subject. In selecting parties
In the audience thought Of by his sub
ect he was quite successful. The pow
or which he seems to possess Is rather
peculiar one, and we'll worth the stu
dy Of Psychologists He gives fur
ther exhibition of his powers tonight.
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stltuuon IN the State. The college u
open day aud evening.
Having on hand very large
stock OF fresh lemons, We will, for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons at fifty cents per dozen. All
other foreign and domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, etc, will be sold at prices to
suit everybody. Try DeStefano Bros"
3l3 Main street.-Ad.
1t isn't every editor who can boast
of having been dlned when the County
Judge prepared with his own fair
hands the tomato salad, the County
Attorney presided over the stove ana
made the coffee, and two distinguished
members Of the bar furnished the
fenst of reason and flow Of soul, and
circulated "the rosy"
Justice McLure's IL model court,
that gentleman IL always courteous
and attentive; strict order IL kept ana
all of the amenities Of the occasion
preserved. Business IL dispatched
with rapidity and fairness. Mr. Wal
lace Peak, also makes very efficient
and acceptable Justice, and discharges
the dutiesof the position withpatlehce,
poitencss and uniform common sense,
and good Judgment. In point Of ablli-
ty these two officers are not equnlled
by many judicial officers ofa higher
grade
This morning, at 10 O'Clock, the
last mortal remains Of Mr.. John ID.
LoOney will be dep0nilcd in Their
mother earth. II il with regret TIE
HERALD makes the sad announce
ment. Mr.. Looncy was an estimable
young man and host Of friends
mourn his untimely taking of. lie
was from kome, Ga., but had been in
Texas five years, residing, al the time
of his death with Mr., Wash Leonard,
west Of the city. Last Sunday he was
in town, and while preparing tomount
his horse to return home, the beast
kicked him in the abdomen. He was
not supposed to be seriously hurt at
the time, but rapidly grew worse and
fingered in much pain Till yesterday
afternoon at half-past three O'Clock.
Mr.. Looney leaves II sister in Alabama
and two brothers in Texas to join with
numerous friends in earnest sorrow
over his death. May he rest in peace.
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Thralps School History Of Texas,
lllY Rev. IL 4. ThrnlLl


Is in press, and viii he ready for dcliv-
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schools it will also be found attractive
for family and individual reading.
Price 81 90, Orders to University Pub.
fishing Company, l5j and Isl Crosby
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llorST0N June, 1876.
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CITY BUSINESS.
riot and Cold Baths ut wilson's, NO
All Elm street decljdly
where and why?

This question Is often heard on our Slreet7'
and from facts well known to those VINO
have visited the establishment, 1t seems al
most miracle to lind every one who has
invested at the New York Clothing House
speak 50 highly OF the house. Their coming
among us In the very duIlest senson OF the
year. the extremely large stock they carry
the vast Quantities OF goods daily sold, are
puzzles for every body; hence we hear, where
are they foundP They come from New York
of the large manufacturing establishment OF
A. Stelnbcrg $50, 3 Walker street. And
why can they command such II trade They
are importers and manufacturers OF all they
sell, and make it matter Of Importance to
let everybody md out that what they sell Is
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition in the city of Dallas, for they are
daily represented in the b st market Of the
United States, where, with cash, they car
II nd many opportunities fcTioier invest
ments, This Gt.so Is located at JOB Elm
rect, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
rom far and near can lay in their supplies
t exact New York prices Special lines of
)lothing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
nd Shoes and Notions.
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Tribute Of Respect.

ma, ,,il,,,,i,,,, ,,t,,, ,,os t,L,,, LA, IA a
a. h ~" Snhms ~ ma Trs, prashv t,rta',
1n,,,,i nni,ns VI i'V isyn '''"' ''''""
w ~, sn, an"tI VA inn',, rouud ,ur ,choo,
a., n,n p"I rI ma ana wv nn p nHHor
.hia ,oi ",u hn" ,, oi,o ", w, mi
iS'ns W. WINS W." nS WIn n m,,t T., ,,,i VI
ntn,.I, NV with ~
mio p''nu 70 M RS, ,, tnra,,nr
HvitIV, ~, no 10 S','w w., .' nuu
in ''N n"S "u" "'su, STt;t" w. "S .u,,
VII ntS 'SH H w, 10y t'ioi'" .n", ,
o''o,uS ron ''u no''"T ~, "m VA vi,
Muuiu Wy nw ~" " ~, n,'" J"i,, Wv ~ ~
~ w." Torn w V "i',s ',i M
ol heaven where ne now s'nss WIN WIN lno an
ErlN uiu lvs.s ~ we ~ tsuuuo VI Wv ,' Ply LOT
~ tuunf i'H. .a'"e W. nnNo Wnt ~ niS sun
nt su"Ifh Us, ~" nv, ~,
Sanuuu ~, NV tme D1Nti liz Pt ,, y"
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MARKETS by TIE LEGRAPH,
Morning Report.

LIvERPooIn July u.-Cotton steadier: mid
die uplands, 8 1916; midling Orleans, 1915;
sales 5000 bales. ''ExportS, 1900 Receipts,
2l@; American, 1920. Brcadstulls easier;
nixed Western corn, 2jc and 28c. Prime
mess beef,S7 7O@sS.
New YORK, July ll.--God opened lls.;
New York stocks dull and lower; Money J
pdr cent.
Exchange long 81 80; shot 81 81. Govern.
ment bonds dull and steady.
NEW NoRKt July ll.--Flour dull and dc.
clining. wheat quiet, nomirally lower.
Cor dull and declining. Pork, heavy sal 50,
Lard, steam Sll T. Spirits Turpentinc firm
At So, Resin quiet at 81 70; strained 81 ~.
FrcightS firm,
City Mills Family s.. Wheat weak and
lower middling, red, and good to prime
81 logo Amber 81 25@S0; white 81 lO@G.
southern corn quite firm, white 6Otse5c; vel.
low, 59GOOc mixed western, 5Sic.
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Evening Report.

CHICAGO, July ll.-Flour dull and tending
DOWNWARD. Wheat dull and lower; No. ;
spring W@Vt%c; HAB9Ssc spot; august
closed sl}s. August corn in fair demand and
nrm; No.2 1870, spot and August Oats
in fair demand and lower; No. ., $l.c: bid
spot and September 2S}Sc. August rye dull
and unchanged. Barley flrmer $50. Pork
september lard active and shade lower, 1910
spot $40 7OGSlIa; August bulk meats in fair
ribs lCc; whisky 81 l0i5.
NEW YORK, July ll.-Flour strongly In
buyers favor, supertne western, SS(1S %;
common TO good, sisi rs; good u choice. 81 NJ
90 % Wheat lower, No, 2 Chicago, 81 OSS
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After this week all monthly subscri-
ber5 to TnE DAILY HERALD will be re-
quired to pay in advance, a. tho paper
will bo discontinued as am unable to
advance tho money for them Weekly
subscribers will pay ut the end Of each
week, as usual. Those who are in ar
rears will get the paper this week to
give them a last chance to settle up
T. W. lIrRST,
City Circulator, Dallas Herald
iuIyll-lw
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Millinery Goods nc Less Tbnu Cos,

AT s, lralson's, jl4 Main street, for
the next sixty days. | will sell my en-
tire stock of Summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
figures, in order to make room for a
Fall stock This reduction includes
trimmed AS well as untrimmed goods.
come and satisfy yourselves of the fact
All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turban and Centennial
ha's daily received, maySQdtf
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GernIRniR Club.
DALLAS, Texas, Jul

DALLAS, Texas, July IL, 1876.
At n meeting Of the charter members
of the Germania Social Club, there
wore present Thomas G. Haggart, A,
Sanger, II. II. Gruber w. G. Conner,
John Kerr and +. G. J. Liebermann,
this being the first meeting held.
On motion, Il. ii. Gruber was duly
elected President of the association.
On motion, Alex. Sanger was duly
elected Vice President.
On motion, Y, c. Haggart was duly
elected Secretary and Treasurer.
On motion, the club adjourned sub
jet to call of the Secretary.
T.. II. GRUHER, President.
4, q. uAGGARr, Secretary.
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/ OF, No, 3Chicago, OOs03c, Corn, moderate
business; mixed steamer, Gg6i4c DO gfnaeu
Jjc. oats, heavy; mixed western op9ioV'
Coffee quiet ana unchanged. sugar qulel
ana firm. Molasacs qnlet ana uncnuhB,u'
Rhe quiet ana unchanged, EBgS heavy, ~
lhk, Pork, S2O spot; sl9W August plckieu,
Hams llL9l2Hc. Middles hrm, long clohl
western l0Gsc. Lard heavy, llWllIc spoil No
@llAo August. Butter Irregular, western
ll923. Cheese unsettled, 4@IOc' Wh"NeS
IL held at 81 1891 - bid. ,..,
ST. LOUIS July ll,-Iiemp unchanged'
Flour medium, grades scarce aud wanted; :
Wheat for cash unchanged; lower NO Ihld
S87, cash "a; July 22492jH August $40; W
bid none here; 1870 bid corn, lower lihgfIo'
cash 4l5sGijc; august 4Il4dli5Sc. Oals ae-
clnlng, No. mixed HH@2sl4c. BID Gasl 70
September Rye nrmer, &c Barley no mn,
ket Whisky dun NJ 81 10, Batter receipts
light. prices better choice dairy !Og44c.;
choice country store OCgl2%c, Eggs dull, l(S
ilc, Hay dull, prairie hIg@Jc. Pork sl6hdyi
iObbing 2Ul2C; dry salt O4Yllc. Bacon easy
DNlb o. Lard lower, winter lSsc,
ST. LOUIS. July ll.-llOgs stGady and un'
changed receipts 1900 Cattle quiet ana I'M
changed; receipts 400.
CHICAGO, July ll.-Cattle- Receipts 600
dull and heavy, buyers holding OH for lower
prices. Hogs receipts 1900; fairly acuVe
llrm and about per cent higher; good "
choice, 50 i09B ~; packing. W 25gB 1b
SOO, and fair; demand steady; fair to good
" 7bGgT 3d. ...,.
NEW YoRK, July ll.-Gold opened 81 lE4
closed VI ll54, with sales Intervening M
81 llbs carrying the rate Of to per cont
Government bonds strong; demand active
Offering small. Railroad bonds quiet. state
sureties hrm; stocks dull and lower.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-12

All persons in arrears with the State
for Occupation Tax, and those whose
Tax Receipts expired June 3Oth, and
due from this date, will come forward
promptly and make payment, as the
Grand Jury have notified me to appear
before them on July llth. Respectfully,
W, II. PRAruER,
Tax Collector Dallas County
July |, 1876. -dl lt-w3t
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For Sale

A powerful forty.eght inch cylinder
Tyler press, with iron cylinder beam,
boilers, steam drum, heated pump; etc,
together with all the connections ncccs-
sSary for COMPRISING cotton, the whole
being in perfect running order and now
IN use i'll New Orleans For further par
tlcuiars apply to b, 7. JErr
julyj-dlm Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-12
4, q. HAGGARr, Secretary.

The two.story brick storehouse, for
merly occupied by DR.. Jetlries with
dry goods, one door from corner of Elm
and Lamar streets, being situated in
the main centre Of business; ia ac-
knOwlcdged by Nil to be the best posi-
ton in the city. Apply early to
NJ. d. DARLINGTON,
Dallas, Texas.
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Ladies', Look

Fine Llama and Silk Shawls, Over.
skirts and Basqucs, Accrue silk Shawls
Lawn Jackets, White Shetland Shawls
Lawn jackets We are offering big
bargains in the above, They constitute
the most fashionable and tasty wraps
worn, and will be sold at extremely low
prices, BLAKE, JENKINS 4 noALrs
iunc2j-dlm
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The business mepof Dallas and this
means al ND are Interested in the ru-
,ure growth and permanent prosperity
Of the city, will not fail to meet at the
LeGrand Hotel, Thursday, at eight
D clock p. m, promptly Questions
will be presented and discussed Of vital
to each and all.
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