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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13

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;s & rs sfsy sl t;' 81
s% It'll sSsS s,. .s.
',ia' psc'ss' 'auILAy
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS; Line
Steamers s sSs Pix Ss SH S1t dyer
CITY OF OF hE ENs s.srssy JUNE y
CITY FOR VERA ckrz AND SEw o SsIi '"'
s rY ayn rxyg'o oAmpeaev s"s J uas
steamers leave New orleans June 10 and July Vera
Cruz aud al the above ports
f0' "fs@I 6i SONS 81 and 80 Broadway
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
Vest, carrying the Cni;ed states mail The steamer
june pe 50 East s R1s1
BIN, Of aaas given 70 all points on the houston and Texas
Houston and Henderson. the Galveston Harrisburg
lowest rates For Issh, and ~ seYe5 1s
MoRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
The will sail from pier SO North River rs iol
P new osan: direct freight ihes
to Morsans Louisiana and Texas Morgan city.
s s 70 on ns sspp v
Mobile Galveston. ndianoa, Corpus Christi Koctpo,.,
Houston cs%srs Great West;
racine
Antonio freight taken viz cusro II reduced rates.
TO To- New Orleans, per cent to Texas Por r,
MORGAN, Agents. office pier 36 North River.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier 81 North River,
81 3Ey and nosST re Tu@s
air % aa as @
Toaa ana w the steam line to interior points
NE%BEkSE md W&ssHIIISScroS, NC: via Norfolk.
w5 ps sphY -ps sad FRIDAY
ss .a III s Tf bhh5 and Delaware rail-
rassenger recommendations unsurpasedi. i, no,r,.
At lowest Insurance % Norfolk &C.; e Z per cent
s.s At Pier y
HALIFAX y. = s aNR III ZINE LINE. ~
CLARK s' Eaa 80 IVES. se Or freight apply
GAMMA will sail Tor Bermuda direct Thursday, June
~ The Bermudas are the most iavorle and conven-
rsd
~ These arss GLASS steamship. win sail at T ~ from
pier ~ North River foot Of Cedar St. for Havana direct as
C,LgMBUs. Wednesday. June 90
For freight passage having unsurpassed
WI p CLYDE 4 CO.. No. 8 Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN. LULING CO., Agents in Havana.
STEAMER FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND QUE
poee Montreal-rhe AL British iron mship
ALEXANDRA, 1850 tons, with excellent
is appointed sail FRIDAY, 10Th inst from pisr y
North River, for the well known the
Gulf OF ST. Lawrence. For passage apply to E. OUTLR-
BRIDGE. Agent. 20 Broadway. New York.
N Steamship kNIcREeSoc saturday June is q;
o'clock +. NJ. from pier North River.
Through bills nj fading given Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi River For freight APP
ply TO CLARK SEAMAN, SO West IT.
CNOR HAvANA.-THE MAIL STEAMER RIO GRANDE,
James Bolger. MASTER will sail pier 20 River
saturday. June 49, at O'Clock. Has splendid
modatons Tor passengers Cabin, $50; Storage $a5.
JAMES Il. WARD ~ CO., Agents. iI3 Wall st.
LNOR NASSAU. N. r.. CUBA-REGULAR MAIL
steamship CLEOPATRA will leave New York Thurs
day, July IL, at z A. NJ.
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. s. c.: BRUINS
w wick, Ca and Ferna Fla, sailing every Friday
from pier 20 East River at S T. NJ
steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Zines. j uue Is
Tickets 60 ell points in Florida.
Apply, Tor information and tic.ets, to
q. H. MALLORY ( Co..
Maid IN lane
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| r r TR1vEK, AUcfIoNEER,'.
81 large 10, Of new ard sec.
hand c.gSs e rs'' s ss, lssssss
bsasteas Bureaus Fables Chairs Mstsrsssss Han. Din.
Wednesday and saturday. ~ o'clock
MORTGAGE sALE.-RIcHARD wALTERs' SONS.
Il fns st. the s xa ns Vine and Lager ess
Saloon. Counter. shelving Ice Box, Glasses Bottles,
JOHN JOHNSON. Attorney for Mortgage.
scys ASD 1sy s Sell
this day a 10Y o'clock a ssssr6om q Eat soadw.y
Es"Ss as KID Gioyss Linen Shirts
watches DEssS GSLviS slha Cash
on all kinds OF merchandise nd storage for sane
M NUssBAUM, AuCrIoNEEK, 2oi BowERY. SELLS
this ss a. II sos ts7 Wet . s.s s,.ei Band and
tclle. &c; positively in lots.
Mr. kusssAuM, AucTIoNEER. SELLS THIS DAY;
M at O'clock $40 East seth ST. Stock and Fixtures q
MoKTGAaE go VA, L5ssSK E,, HrC
Umbrella Parasol Factory Lathes Saw Benches
PAwNBRoKEK's SAILS. fiRgsII AUclfoN
st. ssa. A ssS oa na
shoes Goats Pants Vests &C.; also two Billiard Tables
PuBLIc SALE UNDER cHATrEL MoRTGAGE-oN
June -; 1871 at II A. Nj a. $40 HUDSON ct, s. Of
0A''s' JOHN xGRiSs assainss Gor,sasss
FIELD General Anc rio, ,, (salesoom No co iSs
500 lots gold and silver Watches diamond gold Jew
ery. Pins. Rings, Earrings. gold Guard, Fob and Vest
Chains &C. also opera Glasses. Guns Pistols, Musi-
cal Instruments &c. By order N. Stitch. Sd av.
pAwNBRoKER,s SALE THIS DAY; LANES AGAR.
l. Anctonecr. will sell. at 50 New Bowery. 600 lots
Dresses. shswls. Remnants Table Linen undsrcothng;
Vests Mems Clothing will be sold a II O'Clock BY order
Of Mrs. Aufsess. 270 Stanton ST.
DAWNBROKER'S SALG.-JAMES AGAR, AUCTION.
eer will SELL at 50 New Bowery, thursday. june H.
a large OF Mems Women Clothing. Quilts, Sheets,
Remnants Boots. Shoes BE- &c. by order OF SIMPSON,
SOMERS & Co, ~ CHATHAM ST.
CCOTT MYERS. AUCrloNEERS. WILL SELL AT
the Exchange Saesroom. Ill Broadway. Wednesday,
June 20. At II noon. the Tenement,
343 aud 345 East 3Oth At.
Rental $1,000 Maps kc at Office OF auctoneers Pine ste
RIO WHOM 1T MAY coNCEkN.yAN rAssELL Il
KEARNEY Auctioncers. will sell Thursday nnc H.
salesroom. No p Union square ~ o'clock one Up.
Chckerng Pianoforte left at No Is East 18th ST. In
1874 and called for before Thursday II will be sold
pay stoi age
JVM. Writer'S. AUCIONEER tBY S. KNSTLER),
w sells this day o'clock. $50 and 49, Canal
geneix collection and second hand Furniture Car
pets and other Curtains. Oiiclh China, Glassware
Mirrors Gas Chandeliers, PAnofoes, two Soda Water
Fountains Saloon Tables, Wheeler Wilson'S and other
Sewing Machines.
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JAMLs cAGsLY. AUCTIoNEER, so3 WEST i4TH
- viii sell Monday, june IL, the Lease tAAto with
buildings and Stabies thereon. No. IA Little Iasas
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TRAVEL.LERS' GUIDE.

TRAV EIliAEtxS' GUIDE
4 LBANY AND ROY By D1Y BOATS-c. yfBBAKD
ky, as a Sys
saassrties cat.k and Hudson Close cOnnession win
saG day ST. Tickets
good Hudson River Railroad received board for
LBANY BOAT PEOPLES LINE
One Of the elsgnn, steamers DREW or ST John viii
nscsn az Absoy for Lake George and Al. svo
rite summer resorts North and Vest fare only 81 So
A -ls77.-LLoYD's DOCK. OYSTER BAY. JONES
Gs prn S. and ..
for the above places per Is East RIVER ofWsi
st. st NJ 9Gs q sd s. E, East Kiysr
Tickets TO all landings 50 cents Excursion tickets ST.
A THE MARY PowELII FOR WEST POINT, NEW
At Milton s.' and
sSrS sy w a Pr H. s'y " daily
A -CITIZENs' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY
a connecting with all railroad lines North Eas. and
cepted at r ~, pier ~ North River foot Leroy St
CATsRILL AND sTUYvEsANT BOATS LEAVE DAILY
Otrom pier A. foot oil Canal st. at r. NJ for passengers
U,oR cATsKILL, sTUYvEsANT AND TNTERMEDI.
ate lsndinss-stesme1 EsCoR leaves loot ST
L. NJ. Tor freight and passengers.
DALI RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS
pse ssr S. saTo AND
July TO September inclusive ut T. NJ. Tickets for
sale at all principal ticket Offices
TOR NORwAl X AND DANBURY DAILY
4 The steamer AID LI leaves Brookyn Jewells Dock,
23o r. NJ. pier 81 East River IS NJ and SD s. at
Excursion tickets. SOC.
L,ok PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH
I and tho New Jersey Southern Railroad leave pier
SSae mvs Il Tor LOT Long
r. 81 for Philadepha, Long Branch. Toms River
wantown and Tuckerton.
6.i5 p. NJ for Long Branch
'""'"''' ~ -''"s '"''' W.T. $. sNEDEN @. NJ.
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+ COLI. AUCTIONEER. PROSPECT PARK FAIR
.6roands a. auction on Friday june Is NJ IL ocloc.
tue Commercial Exchange NO $50 Fulton opposite the
Cry han brooSlyn Absolute trustees sale OF the Pros
pect Park broundA. At Gfavusend Long lsand
sbou - acres. including The large cuv house stables ho
te ana all improvements The sale Is tor the beneht
OF The bondhoder ana will be sold the highest bidder
Without restriction limitation. For mape terms and
full psrticaars apply 10 w. 49, HUBBARD. Esq. attorney
Brooklyn.
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ORANGE, SACRIFIGE-pLOT IooXI3o; $500; %
Oacres kagle Rock road. 81 500 part cash. CRAMPED,
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STAMF0RD -sEVERAL FURNISHED COTTAGES TO
kJiet with also balance
Houses At your price.
HUBBARD. Town all. Standard Con,
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ISLAND CONTAINING SIXTY ACRES AND SHOOT.
Ling lodge partly furnished Upper saranac Lake. Adj
rcndacks centre Of good hunting and fishing country pie
luresqne and Of access bargain address
box s. 472 Post Office.
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Ing, for and salmon gunners naturalists n-
vads grand scenery have the
porunty trip Of 1900 miles toward the pole
icebergs the breeding ground OF elder Duck auks,
puin gannet looms and curew The seventh annual
will leave Boston, July 2 aud return in about 30
days For full particulars inquire Of NJ NJ CHICK, S39
Washington st.. Boston. Mass.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
"slrolIlng Through al PnrL I"

Sunday afternoon The HERALD's re-
porter took il into his head to Inspect
the portion OF the city lying along, and
/ at the terminus Of the new railroad
Going up Ervay street the writer was
struck 10y the numbtr and beauty Of
the numerous improvements completed
aud in progress The front yard Of
many citizens are being laid out in IA
beautiful manner. Lawns are being
constructed, A fire hydrant has been
put in, on the corner near w. &. Con.
nor's, aud n beautiful fountain Is con-
stantly playing in the yard. Mr.
Stowe has trimmed out the cedars In
his front yard, aud is trimming the re-
maiader in very handsome manner
Workmen are busy altering Mr.. Walk
er's brick residence, and when finished
it " ill be quite handsome. An elegant
addition is being built to n house on
the next corner. Me- Mitchelps yard
looks beautiful. The new street car
was very busy making its trips
as fast rs they could and was literally
patronized. Arriving at the terminus,
we found neat little office construct
ed aud the stables are located close by.
1t was particularly noticeable how
much the build ug of the street rail.
road has done to improve that portion
Of the city. a month ago new build
ing would have been the exception.
To-day within pistol shot of the street
car office, which il at the corporate linn
its, our reporter counted over twenty
dwelling houses going up. Going still
further, we entered the grounds which
are dedicated to the City Park. These
are susceptible of great improve
ment at little expense and in n
few years will be u pleasant resort tor
our citizens when desiring to spend a
quiet afternoon and commune with
nature, Arriving at the water works
we found everything complete. The
immense reservoir, forty feet in diam
eter and thirty feet in depth, had over
six feet of water In it, rs pure and liR-
pld as mountain brook. The engine
house is completed and model of
economy and practicability. The
powerful engine and pump is of the
most approved pattern. The company
own an acre where the engine house
stands, and this week neat fence
Will be built around it. In short time
the grounds will be in fine condition
and the city park and water works
will be one of the lions Of the city to
show to the visitors. Dallas is inn
proving faster than any city in the
State,
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,I'RUs EE'S SALE.-Whereas Gabriel NJ.
i Freeman and Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah II. Barto by their deed OF
trust, dated July 30, ls7i, and recorded on
pages o. %, 93, "a and 10, of book \. on the
9th day OF August, 1874, OF the record of re-
cofder of deeds of the county Of Dallas, in
state of Texas, conveyed to the undersigned
certain parcels of real estate, situate In the
city OF Dallas, state OF Texas, and described
Ms follows;
! All the tract of land, being a part OF
block 2D1, in Ervins addition to the city OF
Dallas, beginningat stake 225 feet from the
corner of Mckinney and Caroline streets aud
the northeat corner OF block 2H, on the
south SIDE OF Caroline street; thence north 4J
degrees west with the south side OF Caroline
street ll212 feet; thence south N degrees west
100 ieet, thence south 10 degrees, east 100 feet;
thence north 10 degrees, east 100 feet, to place
of beginning.
2. Also. another part Of block 29i, In said
Ervin's addition 10 the city of Dallas, begin
ming In the centre of Mckinney road, at the
south corner of a lot sold by G.. W. Erwin
and S. J. Erwin, his wifs, to j. l.. Johnson;
thence south 10 degrees, west with the centre
of Mckinney road 30 feet; thence north i5
degrees, west l25 feet thence north Is de-
grees, east 80 feet thence south 10 degrees,
east l2j leet to the beginning.
3 Also, part block w. In ErVln's addition
To said city Of Dallas, beginning at n stake
on the south side OF Highland street
No. 2g2 thence south 40 degrees, east 80 feet;
thence moth IS degrees, east li3 TO Highland
street; thence north a. degrees, west so fee l.,
to the place of beginning.
4. Also, the undivided one-hulf of lots No.
| aud ., IN block 99 and 27OlS, fronting on
Swiss street ~ feet, ~ feet on Leonard street,
81 feet on right-of-way of Texas, "a feet on
Miranda street, having a depth OF Ito feet
from Swiss street to Miranda.
S. Also all lot No. OF same block, In
Goods addition TO the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
ing So feet On Swiss street and running back
100 feet, and fronting ON Miranda street 50
feet.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
TO secure the payment of certain promissory
notes, In said deed specified.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the provia-
ions OF said deed OF trust, and ut the request
of the legal holders of said notes, |, the un
derslgned trustee, Will, on
Monday, March o8tb, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o clock In the fore
noon and 4 o'clock In the afternoon OF that
day, at the Courthouse door In said city OF
Dallas, proceed To sell, nj public vendue, TO
the highest b,dder, for cash. the above de-
scribed property, TO satisfy said notes, to-
gether with the costs and expenses Of exc
cutting this trust. BENZ. U. MASSEY,
feb2l-tmrch26 Trustee.
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Houston N Texas Centcral II. II.
Arrive.
Arrival ana Departure Of thu Mails at
RRIIRs.

NORTHERN MAlL-Via NJ. X. & 4. r. r.,
comprising Western, Northern ana EaS,ern
states: New York and 81. l. uis mails arrive
81 500 pm; deuurt at 7:i5 am, Pouches close
at o pm.
SOUTHERN Mathew Orleans and south
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and ali other pOiuts Ia southern
Texas, arrives at 7:lj am; departs at 500 p.
m, Pouches close ut p IN.
EASTERN MAIL-Vlu +. Il + r. r., COM
prsing Soushrrn and Middle States, Louis.
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
Shreveport ana All Easteruu Texas, arrives
daily al 02) pm; departs at 7 pm, Pouch
closes NJ pm.
NEslERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, Glanbury, Wealherford Decatur,
Palo Pinto, Jacksboro and western posts,
arrives at 1 p M; departs NJ ain.
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The DR.lns Mhrket.

FLOUR--B st Texas, 81 80; XXX, 80 75@t2 5.
" HEAT-Marilet dul; CHOICE, VI 81; aver.
age mining, 81 1901 81; lower mining, 81 3Jta
| ~; low grades, SOL 70,
ArPLES-Choice stiff at 81 7jGti 50 U brl.
USIUNS-S5 -.
BARLEY-Nominal ut last quotations.
RIE-Nominal.
MlLLET-SI %.
POTAIOES-SI Gei &C q brl.
C0RN-ln shucK, 35c; on track, sacked and
shehed, i7>9c.
Butt Ek-Choice, 23c; Missouri, lsg25c;
country, lSc.
EGGS-l29l5c q dozen.
HlDES-A shade flrmer; over II his, good,
loo; do grubby, l2c; under II lbs good, l3c; do
grubby DC; deerslllus, lie; CON SKI s,lS92Oc.
RuTABAGAS-Sl 50 a bush.
CUI1ON-Marliet OF; IL decline of a "A to
%c; miduling l0l4c; low midLling y54e; GOO
ordinary 04c; Ordinary $40.
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THE STATE OVER.

Tylor elects a new mayor and board
OF alderman to-day
Millican voted against prohibition on
the 10TH
There are fifty carpenters in Austin
unable TO find work,
The growth Of Elmo, Kaufman coan ty,
is slow but sure, says the Beacon
Miss Mamie Williams, of Anderson
county died Of pneumonia last week,
The Palestine Advocate don't believe
in either political or religious prophets
Colonel Fort goes north soon to buy
iron and cars for the Waco street rail
way,
Mr.. Human ia shoemaker in Tyler
1t takes human scads to buy pair OF
boots Of i'm,
Work ON the narrow guage railroad
from Austin to Lampasas has been
commenced.
The Waco, Palestine and Fairfield
Railroad drags little No enthusiasm
and less money,
The lloosler ball players got away
with Galveston also, after leaving
Dallas badly beaten.
Rutabaga tmnips was raised by ne
gro in Galveston last season which
weighed seven pounds.
Both business and dwelling houses
are in demand in Marshall it seems,
Business is looking up, Good crop pros
peet tn cause,
The new bridge across the Br}zos, neal
NavNsota, will be completed next week
1t will be of three spans, with an entire
length Of 3lj feet
(; One a. L. Potter has been borrowing
money in sherman on the strength Of
his being the son Of Bishop Potter The
Courier says he's Il fraud,
they do say elegant things in the
Austin papers Of each Others Perhaps
when they get wooden mill over there
things will soften little
The Sherman Courier follows the
lead Of the New York Sun and turns
its column rules because OF the decision
OF the electoral commission.
Judge Bancroft, Of Texarkana, had Q
difficulty with Il deputy United States
marshal the other day, Pistols and
Barlow knives We're the weapons.
Bill Compbels cock pit at Deuison is
well p0tronzed The Cresset says the
Infant Wonder is going ahead not
wiJhstonding adverse railroad rumors
There is a considerable revival of re
ligion in progress iif Houston The
Age blesses the new converts, but does
not forget the New Orleans minstrels
A tramp, only fifteen years old, made
the trip all the way from illinois to
Brcnham on two dollars and half He
was in Joe Bowers awful condition
when he landed in that ancient burg
Between loaIcrs, tramps and peddlers
BRENNAN has a busy time Of it.
The Waco and Gainesville crossing or
South Bosque is noted place No less
than four robberies have been attempted
there within as many years. The last
was the attack on the Gainesville stage
1t was here where Major llinchmar
made his gallant fight against the rob
bers last fall
FIX Governor Pease says now, thai
nine tenths of the colored people who
have been shot down since the war,wert
shot by men under the influence OF
liquor, 1t has only been short time
since it was Democratic hate and op
preston which did the work. This IL
the last appearance Of the negro as
cdSVS 6eW
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COMMERCIAL.
HERAIn NEEICE.

MONDAY EYESING, March II, 1877.
Flat stale and Improbable, best ex-
presses the condition of our local mar
ket yesterday. Some of our produce
men did some business, but as rule
evesy thing was oil. Hides took II spuIt
with some dealers, but as II rule prices
remain unchanged. Cotton has no
backbone, and dropped from ! to /!
cent. Retail dry goods dealers We're
busy showing their spring goods.
Light domestic prints, etc, lively.
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A roman cling traveller told Garrick
mat he had seen II church in Spain n
thtle and half long, "Bless me-,
said Ga1ick; chow broad was itY'
about ten yards" was the reply.
'rhis is, you will observe, gentlemen"
said Garrick to the company, mot q
round lie, but differs from his other
stories, which are generally as broad
~ they are long,
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Ray Your Tickets ana Ship Ionr Freight
In tun
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
information may bo had conpernlng moi
only the IL, ~ n b. Railway, but Texas zen
orally:
II, l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Pasieng r
Agent, AZ Broadw y, N. Y.
Gen. j. B RO ERfsON, Pass. \ Immlgra-
tlOu Agent 4 N. Third street, ~, Louis, Mo.
a, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agons l0l
Clark street, Chicnfo, Ill,
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j, Il COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn,
ln'ormauoo mas also 10 had at the ayRn-
oiCS of the NJ. X, n 4, halfway, in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal aud ST. Louis
j, Waldo,
Gent Pas, & Freight Agt, Houston, Texas.
j. DCRASD,
Genl = 1pt,, Houston, Texas lon28lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
!. p. MURPHY. W. y.cusAMs
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
j. Z. MURpHt
EoR aALN.

Improved and unimproved property IN
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent--Dwellings and business houses IN
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid "a
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting oil
rents, notes and accounts. by
j. Z. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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CITY RECORDER.

NErE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce e. u hDrI<e rs n candidate
for the office of Recorder a the approaching
municipal election in April.
NSTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce W. n. Oldham, Esq, US n can
dtdate for the Office of Recorder OF the city of
Dallas. Election A priI next.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS

Consisting OF twelve fine large steamships
One OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit.
tain and Europe, Steerage and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, nom and tc
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For. par
tlculars, and TO SEQ plan OF the steamers cab.
q, callat our Office No. 100 Lamar NJ.
m II J. r.. MURPHY 4 CO., Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

NIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nOunce Gen. W, "a. CsbeiI as II can
dldste for Mayor nv the ensuing April cleo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
WHAT is QUEENS DE LIGHT?

1t aplant that grows in the South and Is
The only actual blood purifier ever discovr
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
blood can be eradicated at once and lorevee
IL expels for life all scrofulous, Syphilitic-
Cutaneous and Rheumatic affections and Is
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class OF
diseases. Alon o /, IL Is q searching, but wher
combined with Honduras Sarsaparilla, Yes
low Dock and other roots and herbs IL be-
comes u blood purifier indispensable and
unequalled. such Is the com pination OF