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EB III lcommuucated.l
The spiritunlists nnd hibcraIists AssO
citation of Dallas city.

This association met in the court
house district court roonl) on Sunday,
I'D instant. Quite a small number jim
attendance. After the organization,
the following resolutions Were adopted:
/. ReSolpcd, That we will foster and
cherish friendly relation to any and
all associations, the object OF which
is to shed light upon the. conllietlng
creeds, teiets and dOgnas eXtant
=. The phenomena called spiritual
ism being in its infancy, we desire tn
see the same exposed, 81
8. We neither accept or condemn
any new theory or philosophy until
the same is properly tested.
4. We favor free thought, and free
Investigation, upon the problem OF our
being. vr.
!, s. We invite to our city all those
who will propagate and aid us in this
behalf, and we will contribute our lit
tie mite to aid them in the furtherapce
of truth aud our harmOnial philosophy.
6. That we thank the several city
papers for publishing the noticsofthis
meeting 'l.ltr
7. That committee of five be APP
uointed TO arrange for the reception of
such lecturers and mediums as may
offer their services to this assoeiation.
s. That this association adjonrn To
meet again at 10 a. m, in this room,
on next Sunday, 18th instant.
JOSEPH WEBSTER, President.
April %, 1877. T
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THE STATE OVER.

Erah County, Farming matters are
hopelul,--Whoat is good, and prom
iscs an immense yield.--Tho hoppers
are leaving No considerable damage
MS yet
Tlrdnt ComtH-Fort Worth will re
ceive six hundred dollars from the
county rs its pre- rata for schools. -
Dance houses are the bugbom of the
Democrat.
CGmp Co,miL-Large crops of ribbon
cane and sorghum have been planted.
Pine hogs are raised in large quan-
titles. Berkshire and Poland China are
the layorite breeds
DslVM ContE-Cuero is growing rap.
idly. In fact, it is becoming quite n
town.--Thc hoppers are moving north,
Hardly any are to be seen They
have plenty of rain
Grayson Couatn--Ihe local Of the
Sherman Register is trying to make
people believe that II young lady sent
him boquet Scarcity of news accounts
for the item. An old adage,
Tfavis Comtn-Two dOrllies were
gambling in boggage.car. A shot was
heard. and one was found with ball
through his lung. lie will die,
McLeanan CouutH-Waco is stru =
Cling with Ma-fest--Lightning
killed COW in Waco, Monday night
WACO telegraphed to the president
an invitation to attend their Mai-iest,
Galvestoa ColoitD-- Since the last storm
the News talks about natural drain
age" Natural drainage on Galveston
island would be q natural curiosity.
However, that papers report of the
storms doings is very elaborate, and we
doubt not, correct, and deserves great
praise. Of course it is too long for us
to copy.
Parker CouatE-The Times wants a
local dramatic organization. ---lmmlN
grants are continually coming ill.,
Judge Carroll is holding court in
eatherford. w eatheriord has five
most elegant church houses, and all Of
them have fine congregations.--Mr
Loran Mitchill will locate his mill and
elevator in Weatheriord.
NaUdrro Countn--Plover shooting and
fishing are popular pastlmes IN Corsl-
cana.- Three gentemenirom the west
are seeking homes in the county -
Picnics are the order Of the day
John Thompson was at Corsicana on
the night of the twcnty>iiIth. MIR
Fourche made the Observers heart
Jump with joy because of sundry bot
ties of Book beer.
Marion CountH-The Gimp" reioices
that the late heavy rains have done no
damage to the work on the East Line
road. Mayor Christian, of Atlanta,
is visiting Jefierson.-Mr lessee
Grain, living on the Linden road, pre-
sented the Gimp with lettucehead
weighing two and half pounds,
The fund for lake Improvement can be
used Rejoice Jeflersonians
Harris Comty--Mr. Paul Bremond Is
negotiating for iron to carry his new
road to the banks of the Trinity.
A number of distinguished clergymen
from st. Louis, expect to be at the
Houston Sunday School Convention
There is n freshet in the bayou
The first ireshs thing around there in an
oqe we opine--Mr Vogel has re-
moved to Boerne, West Texas.--Ihe
colored Methodists are to have a big
festival soon.--The late severe storm
on the coast did but little damage IN
Houston, if we are to believe the local
papers.
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The Leading ols,hnE nouss of Daiias

~" teHoi"a slei"s"h N""h' ~ '"ilNh
II, NJ Ram 4 Bro, inily clHim this
egollntioa tile, 0l account 0i their
having the mnrl extensive stock ot
well made clothing ia Ihe CITY ~ nal
ltr, nnd as good "a IA hepl Ia Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, mad lhey prop 80 lo sell Their
goods M cheap "a HE cheapest, ana
guarantee hellse g0pds, laIgest gpsorl'
lntnt, best slyles and latest feshlour,
.AglAnte at fh,i sorl, W. mnVlnte
anyone NJ 10 the uuih their assel'
tlnus, They also ktrp u hmtcllss
slOdk ~ mons inr sning gonds, con
slsliur VI u nnmp,ete stnnk OF men's
hats, which they make u specially ~
also, Tue celebrated diamond u fhlrih
which hey 0ilerHt Xtremp low ilpurts
they also keep al hand The mnate onl
pleleRnd finest linrOf meek wcnr aud
hosiery IN tile olly In view of The
aboye stern facts we, can oheerullye
recommend al OF our oill2ena and TIE
pubtl6 geLtrAlN, 10 call around aud
examine thcit stock, and We ieel com
hdeDt that they will coincide with uln
and proiNince ", M, KAHN ~ Bfds
tho leodrg clothing huus
Dallas.
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A case viii come up Ia our county
court soon which will determine
whethora landlord can be held resron.
siOle Tor goods stolen from the room Of
one OF his boarders, As we have heard
the statement from one OF the parties,
the room had a lock but no Key, al
though ono had been requested 10y the
boarder, Tho facts will ho developed
IN the courts, and the result will be
looked for with interest, rs II may
serve to govern other eases In the fu-
tire.
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Mr.. Asa Nichols, an employe of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
paid THE HERALD u visit last night.
He says that day before yesterday
morning Conductor Gambler, Of that
road, dropped dead on board his train
at Oswego, Kansas. Mr.. Gambler had
been in an accident, some four or five
years ago, and was badly smashed up.
Since that time he has always com
planned Of severe pain in the region
of his heart. His death was the result
of the injuries he received, He was
universally liked by all with whom he
came in contact.
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The Odd rer,ows.

The lodges in this city celebrated the
Gfty.eighth anniversary of the order
in an appropriate manner, at three
O'CLOCK in the afternoon. Parker's
band was engaged, and a procession
formed, consisting of the following
lodges: Scheler Lodge, No. 223, Dallas
Lodge, No. A, Trinity Lodge, No. 1893,
and Ridgeley Encampment, No. 70,
headed by the, band. They paraded,
and returning to the hall, listened to
an Grafton delivered by George Mel
lersh, which was eloquent and appro-
pirate. Remarks We're also offered by
Messrs. J. II. Davis, John Spencer and
Charles Kahn, and a good time en-
joyed. The ball, which was to have
taken place last night, has been post
poned until Monday night.
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retarded hy the RlflhIpRhMalehil y
passing
have nodouht thAl { nnnyofi hose
who lust llieh lN,s by I1Whing nom
thn windows ~ HE N0utllfni ia Al had
wrapped thNmfeIvts un IN iiHthng
ana mallreastsl etrn they would now
be- alive.
Many years ago a n'Rrl inll through
the railroad bridge over Inr river In
North Ohrnl inA,fdYeuil',tN ~ a. 10
lAll INJURED hlAl bui j ale, We Dub
lost three days from Wnfk nc flrtn'
uaiely iell upon u bed at sand thai had
been washed mp ~ the rain, which no
doubt saved his lie The huls | have
nom the doctor who attended him,
II the same saved this negro's lie,
and think II did.-thnt was the Opln
ion ot the doctor who attended him
think II but reasonable 10 conclude
that II those PERSONS mentioned above
had used their beds and mallresses,
elou thar many oi them would have
saved their lives
! hope you viii have the kind
moss 10 publish this IN your valuable
paper, NJ n may he tlIeinemns Cf saving
many valuable lives In fires that may
hereafter occur a,
The Idea Is not entirely new, tut
coming, as 1t does, from boy, IA
w'r'eypf credit hn0IIhA
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. ON Call"

81 can't jess git 1t frew my heau
how dose business men can oorloW y,
money on call and make IL pay,
Brother Gardner was explaining al
the market recently. De odder day
I borrowed two dollars of that Mister
Brown on Grove street, an was Jess
dat fool nuff to wan to show OIL q lee
tie, so told him wanted to borrow
dat two. dollar bill on call. Well, whst
You ,spose happened~ HE didn :
have any two dollars to lend J, called
out one Of the whitewashers. You got
the money an jumped de town., put IN u,
n second. ntienlen, know istown,an
dis town know me-" stifily replied
Mr.. Gardner. ~ believe my money
Is "a good as my word among de DesI
business men In Detroit. No, sir l
TUX de money, went home, an l
hadn't been in de house ten minutes
when dat Brown came along ana sung
out: "Brudder Garder, Pze calilile
y0u-pze calling over de fence for uaI
two dollar billw Dere dat money
was OH call, an dere he was calling
for 1t, an had to hand 'em oUe!'
When an ole man like me hez got MS
mind made up to have fried oyster
for breakfast, an finanshal smasn
like dat comes down upon him. 1t jess
makes de shivers go Jpn down DE
back without regard to ceremony"
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Horny Clark, formerly Of this city,
but moro recently II Kansas City
scalper, came In town again, lie in.
tends opening an office ia Dallas or
sherman, lie has not decided yet
which place he will select to take 'em
i'm
"a, Eblin, esq, has returned from
Kaufman county, where he has been
acting az special Judge, He says the
Perry-Dougherty case Is set for next
Monday, He returns next week and
will resume his Judicial duties.
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THE FARM.
Report or the Agricultural HurcNu
RClatiycl 81 Perm AniIpeisT-shN
ana Swin. Loss ilSsspd NJ OthsrH,

hNnOft 0i fhe AGRICULTURAL Hufenu
RclHtiycl 81 Perm AnimeIsr-sho
ana -winc Loss ilSsead NJ Othsrn,
WAsulNdroN, April %, -l,epons
relative to farm animals, as received
atthe department OF agriculture show
the general exemption from diseases
among cattle, with few eXooptions,a and
u more than average healthfulness and
thrift, especially In the region north
OF the thirty.sixth degree of latitude
In the milder region, where shelter IL
not provided, evacuation and death
are not unfrequently reported. In one
county in Georgia, Taylor, one hun
bred and fifty OF II herd OF five hun
dred were lost. ,5.nasirse
. Occasional cases OF lung fever are
reported from northern ATTITUDES,
From the, south more frequent men
tlonis made of similar diseases aud
local losses from blind A,aggers and
less frequent loss from CHAMBERS. In
the Mississippi valley afew cases OF
charbon are reported. ,la bBmwGl :.
Sheep are generally in good condi-
ton. In southern California iloclSs are
dying from drouth, and IN some places
are sold to so to Oregon aud Nevada
for thirty.seVen cents per head.
The losses of swine has been heavy
in the west aud south, particulars of
which will be given in another report
The report from the great plains, not
exceeding seven per cent of the returns,
Indicate low condition. Cases of
pneumonia have occurred in Burlng.
ton, New Jersey, Baltimore and Cum
berlmd. Gases OF abortion are scat
tered through the dairy idistricts IN no
greater numbers than usual, and local
eases are reported ! in the south from
diseases resulting from miasma and
lack of nutriment. Such losses vary
from two to twenty per cent. in coun-
ties of the gulf states, and from five to
twenty-five per cent. in certain coun-
ties in Texas.
Diseases reported among horses are
q mild form of catarrb.
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Yesterday Wa sawa LITTLE woman,
who IL one of the performers at
Phompsona theatre, parndmg the
streets with u rawhdo In her hand.
From her looks mud manner she was
evidently angry at somebody, and II
she met him, proposed 10 have his
gore. Whether sbo found her victim,
or repented Of her determination, We
have not learned, but Ms no one has
been hurt nj present writing, In all
probability sho abandoned her design,
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nRse HnII

The Dallas club go to Fort Worth
Saturday to play the Panthcrs. They
will also 30 TO Marshall aud play that
club, during the hremen's celebration,
The Marshall boys will play the return
game boro during the Mai.resl.
Joe Brown, the old pitcher, writes
that he will be back here on the 3rd.
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DALLAS, April q. ls77.
, tho Editor of The Herald

DALLAS April -, l'i's
To the Editor Of The Herald
SIR-A day or two ago, after reaiinIg
an account ofthe burning Of the Seulh,
ern hotel, at st. Louis, W hleh spobe OF
the fearful loss oflife 10y being b1rnt
in the hotel, and killed By jgnlping
from the Windows, etc my little son,
who is only eight years oil, said pa I;
.uVhydidn't thesepeople who Jumped
from THE windows wrapthemselyes uI
In the bediug or mattresses VI ne sad
IN they had done 1t, the fall Wonig npt
have killed them. and renlarEeh'aI ne
had been there, he would have used a
bed for that purpose. -, !,
I immediateiy taw that it wase gooo
suggestion brthe larger the esllk ae-
cof.iiug to the weight 81 body that !.
deseending through tbs air the slowel
| is Its descent, as Il Is TO a great extern
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There Is an ordinance In force that
boys shall not got of aud ON The
trains, while they are In motion, Last
evening, NJ the Texas and Pacific was
leaving, our reporter noticed u number
Of boys cllnglng TO the steps of the
ear lh's IL a dangerous business, and
poIIcomAn shnnlh stop n.
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Houston n Texas Central II. II.
Arrive,


Nual ~ n.g,sSt'', Nnrtt..,Nn' M 'ts - ~
Staloa New York aud ~, l. uia malls arrive
VI Gilb PM depMl ~ 7lb AIN, Pouches olOhl
NJ PINE
sTn Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, aud all Other points IN Southern
Texas, arrives NJ 7ill AMI departs VI $40 y.
M Pouches close ~ pm,
EASTERN MAIIc-ViRT " T., H. H., com.
prlslng Souahcrn and Middle States, Louis.
vill0, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
shreveport, and all ENstornn Texas, arrives
daily Ut bi9l pm,i departs AT pm, Pouch
closes NJ Pm,
WESTERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Clo-
burne, Grnnhury, Woalheriord, Decatur
palO Pinto, JaoksbOrO ana western posts
arrives NJ PM departs NJ AIM.
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Kntiea aI nIsAnIntiOn /.

Notice il hereby given that the part
nerahlp heretofore existing between
r.. +. Camuse and G.. w. Cline, nnder
the firm name Of Il. +. Caniuse q Co,
Il this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and all persons are warned not
10 deal with G. W. Cline on the part
nership account. Il +. Camuse re-
tains the present stand. tl..
Z. r. CANUsE.
apr2B %
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Cnnu 40

A telegram from W, q, Conner, Ia
answoT u one sent by tho gremau,
aHkipg him fthe horses of Hook aud
Ladder Company No. ! could be taken
To Marshall stated that they were oity
property, and must not be taken,
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Lncni RreNitIca.

The Central train was an hour
late last night. 4
Last night was remarkably quiet,
and the streets were deserted at an
early hour.
Buffalo hides have been coming in
in large quantities, and their are thou
sands of them at Fort Grifiln waiting
shipment. .lBfi l58
According to statute now on
the books and in force in this state, a
man can be indicted for DRUNKEN
ness.
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A dispatch from Kischenefi dated
Yesterday, ard officially published 10,
day, announces that at the review OF
the TROOPS by the car at Traspatimera
Yesterday, his majesty, addressing the
officers. said: al felt grieved at send
ING Won TO the field of battle, land there
fore DELAYED action as long as possible,
hesitatjng TO shed your blood; but now
that the honor Of Russia is attacked, l
am convinced you will all. to the last
minute. know how 10 vindicate it, ay
God be with you, / wish you complete,
a Goes, Farewell until you return"
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I.nrInrn.

Last night, the Lamar street church
was crowded 10 hear Prot Dlelllpr lro-
mre' Those who were present speak
NJ the discourse ~ being excellent,
aud the gentleman master Of hM
subject.
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Masonic.

The members of Tannevlllel Lodge,
No. so, A. +. and "A. NJ, will nreet for
work this evening, Mt eight O'Clock,
sharp. Visiting brethren in good
standing are cordially invited.w BY
order Of -.-nh u. BOLL, w. N.
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Ola rhlngs are Done Away /.

Formerly the lancet, oalomol, bllstom ana
starvation were the Treatment OF the sick,
Dr. TUFTS Pllh have done away with this,
Beng vegetable they require no change OF
dict or occupatlon--a slfo family medicine.
IN Murray street, New York. aprdw2l-2
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JUIdOIAI.


httTiVi Courf
Owing 10 slrEuess iu the hmily of
Judge hurlord, there Was no stssion
yesterday,
Suhtire Meture
Ills honor transacted 40 business Of
importance yesterday,
Jnstirr Peat,
Several cases were disposed OF aud
fines levied
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+ SAVANNAH, Ga, April IA. George
Williams, colored, convicted of kill
ing his step.child by teating and raost-
ing her, was 'eHecuted to'day, at
Springfield.
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BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, April 70 Money ut per
cent. Sterling frm at s. 0S. Gold 81 00JA.
Government bonds very little doing, hut
better prices since Monday; new fives ll2h
state bonds quiet steady and nominal.
Stocks active and irregular, Exchange, long,
81 IS; short, 81 10.
Gold opened 81 06Js. Efb
NEW ORLEANS, April 2j.--Gold II 061S9
O67s. New York sight VI premium.. Bank
sterling s. 23h ~ VIZ gt8e lys
GALVESTON, April 26.-- Gold 81 o.; silver at
par, EttAtf3 "a
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, April 28.--Cotton quiet ana
easy; uplands 10 l5.l6c; ORIGINS II l-lJc. Sales
not given. tt.tL
Futures opened steady atthe decline. April
10 gi@lic; May 10 G@l0 99c; June ! Doc; July
II OS@ll 2lc; August II Ss@ll lOc; september
Ii SOmll Sic.
Flour 25c higher but quiet. Wheat held
at 2ta3c higher but quiet Corn held at 293c
higher.
GALVESTON, April 28.-Hldes-market &C:
tive and advancing. Dry selectl7c;light sailed
lac; stack sailed he; wet snlted selected
= @Sc. DIP. tEI
LIVERPOOL, April 26-l2:O0 INJECTION
Nat and irregular. Middling uplands, ID; Or
leans, ed. Sales 6,ON bales; speculation
and export 1000; receipts l5,2OO Amer.
lean 1850 Futures very Hat and l,l6d
cheaper; uplands, low middling clause, May
ana June delivery, 3 2l-32; June and July .
s9.S2d; March, July and August b-Hdi
August and September lsB2d. III
30 D. m Middlmg uplands ii-i0d; midi
dlihs orleans HSlBia liU, Utll.ll.uL, u,
GALVESTON, April 26.-ReceIpts, net l6l
bales; gross, 1871; exports cOsstwlse ~; salef
1902 b alos stock IN hand il,7j2. Market weak
Good midding NC; middling lHae; low
mlddling lOlsc good ordinary We
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, April % -Cotton-demand
fair aud lower rates. Sales 800 bales.
CIood ordinary gs9gbc; low m'ddiing l0he
lOlSc; middllng ltts9lic;good middllng lsse
ll54c; middllng far l2al24s IilT Ilssslzs4s.
eeions aji; stock 1855. ta
Flonr demand good and tendency up
wards: superfne t7s7 .; double ~ I59s;
treble IS pial0 ~; choice and family $40 30 IL.
Corn meal hrmer ut q vs.. Corn friner; viii e
held at GOc Oats In demand ~. Louis
45aisc: Galena ji9i1c. Bran scarce and nTin
atsl 50. Hay firm; prime tli 20; cnelce Us
,'oiioe firmer;cafEoes ordinary TO prime lg4
ID, De gold. sugar active; iIferiUr to com
mo, 7m7tsc:c mmnn tn good common I34g
"a: fair % fuliy ftirsi4 asc;primc 10 choice 4
aloe: centrifugal gEc; yellow clarined
iBitr. Moiass-s scare nnd ilrineri common
35c fair 10. prime - choice ~ soc. 60,
LtvERPooL April s6-i ,. m -futnr :
weak. uplandH, low middltng clause, MAY
and biRedeliyeTys p ~. h,
GAtvkslos, a o. y 87col'on market llll
IgI,s: bV piddl ~ 9 y, ~; g9od Obituary y III
brfliiary 81; low ordinary 50. Sues 81
TITLES ahehahRed.l iff .gfulgu
Ngv YORE. April 3s-CoitOn quiet; uplands
10 j-iBc;urleans n i-l6c, sales lli3 phles. en-
s1lidated net receipt. 3 15t bales; exports
to Great Britain y O1i; France 5s2, contt'
nent 2,1i9; channel 2i7O.
Futurts closed quiet and steady. Sale
bales. April Hall o.; May II; July u 2
all Ogc: August n Sc: ~ ptember VI 2>gll 20
October ~ llalt lie; November u l.9ll DC
December 10 Hall lee; January II H8ll Be
February n slgll Sc.
ar Lofrfs. April - =Fiour strong; double
/ extra. fall. 81 Sjds q; treble X do 3 jOqq -
wheat strong out slow; No. red fall q -
no 3 do "a Osj4a7 10. Corn active, higher
/ ADD unsettled; NO.2 mixed opened at 81 4
/ and closed AZ Sc. Oats higher and scare
| No. 2 aaa71se bid. Rye higher; sample lot
/ g7casiiO. Barley-nOthing doing. .
Hogs steady; quotsI at u =. Bacon S ps
| 5, o. Catae sctlye, choice 70 yisir steedy a
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DENTHSTVY.

la. Seegar has moved his office to Main
and Lamar streets, over Underwood Il Mar
sails. All who desire first.c class work Will
please call up and have their teeth ex-
amined. Its better TO have good teeth than
n fine suit of clothes, Apl 7.tf
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Evening Report-Financiai'

NEW YORK, April 2.-Money easy at q
q, per csnt. sterling firm nt s. ". Cold
Inactive ats OjJSaI o.. Governments active
and strong; new 5's Ma. Sales quiet and
nominal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-27

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-18

WE WILL KEEP ON HAND RrA
w q constant supply Of the cele- HJtk&k.say
brated Bavaria and Boea Beer; aise~1S
other we'll known brands of brandios, bour-
bon and Rye WHISTLES, some n years old,
and the finest liquors Of all kinds at l2s
cents q drink.
pattern for BOOSTING the beer, filled in
glasses, cold from the cellar. at the tick Of
the bell. -,
Free lunch from IL to ! O'Clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches of ali kinds, Dutch
Herripgs, Caviar, Ham. etc. Cigars a spe-
oialty.
jS-H LOUIS BRANDT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-18

And IN accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board of Directors, made on the 10Th
day of February, 1877, 80 many shares CT
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold ut public auction, at the office OF
John Middleton Il Son, No. $40 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California, on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-18
Friday. IN goth day Of April. 1877

at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ, of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
w. W. TRAYL0R, Secretary.
Office Room No. 81, Ncvaoa Block, NO. 500
Montgomery street, san franclsc1, CALI
fornia. npitI