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The New York herald., 1877-12-28
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Ste amer Neptune. Berry. Boston for New York.
scbr Hatfield tBr,. Hatfield. CornwSllis, No, for
New York.
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for New York. -.
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New York.
schr Pacific. Look Machias for New York.
Schr Nm McIsoon. Hodges. Rockland for New York.
Schr Nettie Cushing Robinson Rockport for New YORK
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Schr Nelson Harvey. Perry, New Bedford tor New iork
Schr Isaac Borden Dodge. Fall River tor New YORK
Schr trockfnrd, Hart. Providence for New York.
schr Eliza Pharo, Watson Providence for New York
Schr Rachel Janc, Burdick, Providence for New YORK
Schr George Kilborn Dodge. Providence Tor New fork
Schr Rachel Jane. Smith, Newport Tor New York :.
Schr Cynthia Jane ardiner Fort and Ct for New York.
Schr Charlie Miller, Thomas, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr A Cranmer, Cramer. New Haven for Phadclphia
schr George Trgg Canon, Gloucester for New York.
Is a anchor In tho roads above.
DoUliD EAST
Steamer Giaucus. nearsc, New York for Boston
steamer Galatea. Walden New York Tor Providence.
steamer Geityscurg !us) New York for Newport:
Brig stella oi Port Jcerson) DAVIS. New York tor Rio
Janerio tand anchored in Hart Island RondsJ.
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schr Lottie Friend, Collins, Now York for Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
WEATHER REPORT.

noLyHrAp, Dec 27, PM-wind NV, fresh; barometer
3o68.
PLrnourn Dec 81. PM-wind NV, gcnsle; barometer
2a75.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING,

MEETINGS THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING.
Waloia Lodge, I. o. Of G. T., Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfa1 Lodge, No, 8, I. o. O. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 9e, I. O. O. F.,
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. M,
at Mechanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. M,
at Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall, 51I Market street.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. o. R. M. at
Maris Building, 9th and Shipley,
r. =, Excelsior els Lodge, K. Of p, At K. of P.
Washington Camp P. o. 8. of A., at
Hoaeer Council, No. l, sovereign's of
Industry, at hcClary Building.
Mt. Calvary Encsmpnent, No. 10, K. of
In 1cClrsy hall. e'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
ONE CENT
TEUTON AND CELT. s.,

Yesterday afternoon an assault and bat
tery case was tried at the Police Court be
fore His Honor Mayor Whiteley. The
plaintiff was Michael Glenn, the defendants
Frederick Stecher, Max Lilner and N.
schnegler. The latter parties are employed d
IN the Diamond State Brewery, At Fifth
and Adams. The facts are as follows
Recently Glenn, who was under the indu.
ence of liquor, visited Kleinsteffer's saloon,
IN the neighborhood of the Brewery, and be-
coming troublesome he was being put out,
when he threw q chair at his opponent.
Kleinsteffer ran to the brewery and called
the defendants to his aid, and Glenn re-
ceived rather severe beating, and even
when Glenn was under arrest he was at.
tackled by the same parties; hence the suit.
Charles Lore appeared for plaintiff, H. r.
Pennington for defendants. On account of
the number of witnesses the case occupied
nearly two hours. The result was that the
defendants were each fined S. and costs,
and required to give $500 bail to keep the
pence, I. ~, .l'' -
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
BUSINESS REVIvING.

We are happy to inform our friends that,
If the business of the HERALD be any indi>
cation Of the times, things are looking up.
We have been running three presses every
day for the past two weeks, and on last
Saturday, to keep our engagements, we
were compelled to run three power presses
until midnight. We have every facility for
doing job work, can and will do it promptly
and equal to any printing Office in this city
or Philsdelphia. We have been compli-
mented by some of our leading merchants
on the prime character of our work. If
you want printing done in the best style
and at fair living rates, try the HERALD
Job Office.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
FAILURES IN LONDON,
DOM EsTlC.

THE INDIAN DELEGATIONS. RECEIVED BY
THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-The President
received the Sioux and Arrspshoe delegsa
tions from the Rem Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies at the Executive Mansion this
morning. There we're present, among
others, Secretary Evsrts, Secretary schurz,
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Smith,
Gen. Crook, Lieut.. Clark, who commanded
the Indian scouts. at the Red Cloud ard
Spotted Tall agencies DR.. Irwin, the agent
at the Red Cloud reservation: Mr.. Hoyt,
recently appointed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, who will succsed Mr.. Smith to.
morrow William Welsh, OF Philadelphia,
formerly Of the Board or Indian Commis-
sionerA; Bishop Whipple, Assistant secrs.
tary Mccormick, and several ladies, includs
Ing Mrs, Crook, wife Of General Crook.
WAsHINeToN, Sept. N.-Arrangements
were made in the East Room for the con.
ference, circle Of chairs being formed on
the south side, the President occupying 81
place on the outer range, In .inll view Of the
1ndiaps ivisitors. For the first time In the
history of the mansion, liberal accomno.
dations y were provided for Ieportersp Of tho
presa. HOE EES.tT}slall SH II
The Indians arrived few minutes before
noon. They were in full costume, with . |
plentiful M application Of paint and ornamsns
tation of feathers. -Four interpreters, halt.
breeds, accompanied them. The President
soon after appeared. ,;a,,,r4t
The east room presented very gorgeous
appearance with the Indians sitting in .
'emi-circle, all in the very heighth of savage
attire, and oil earnest listiners to the words
that are being spoken by their orators to
heir great Father. One Of the complaints
hey have to make relates to the frequent
changes that are made of commissioner
md agents. .... II
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Sept N.-Many dele
,ates to the Convention having left the city
y the early morning trains, the attendance
o-day is decidedly slender. At 9 o'clock,
o which hour the Convention adjourned,
ess than 100 members were in their seats.
When called to order at 9:55 there were
bout $50 delegates present. /
The" Chair announced that the busines 50 | 4
efore the Convention was the nomination
q candidate for Secretary of State. The I
anne Of John G. Churchill, of Oswego, was r
and he was nominated by accla>
lation. " '... ..I ... I'M .
Francis Sylvester, Of Columbia, WAS nom.
'ated for Comptroller BY acclamation.
For State Treasurer, the nsmes of G. v. N
. Ludington, Of Sullivan, and William L. >,
ostwick, of Tompkins, we're presented, q
nd Mr.. Bostwick WAS nominated. D.u, In
Grenville Tremsine was nominated Sy se.1
anation for Attorney General. Ii
Howard saule, of Onondags, was nomi- n
ated for Chief Engineer. II
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
THE OPERA HOUSE INDECENCY.

The exhibition at the Opera House, last
night, was 90 indecent as to call for the
prompt interference of the conservstors OF
public morals, If any attempt is made, to
repeat such show. All large cities have
their ostracised shebangs, wherein woman
unless one Of the "demi monde" never en-.
ters, and where nightly, prurient old age
and vicious youth, revel in the drippinQs OF
nsstiness, and gloat over gsuze covered
nakedness. Harry Hill, in New York, and
Jim Noonan, in Philadelphia, carry on such
'hotbeds of vics-but they hold out no false
lights to seduce the unwary into their vile
"cribs." It Is far different, when such a
temple Is the Opera House is used for the
exhibition of literally naked women,
to cut up antics, and sing In
cracked voices. Women with faultless
shoes, but no skirts, unless the gauze apol-
ogy hanging about two inches below their
loins be called petticoatl We noticed yery
many persons were so shocked as to retire
Win SneH nay Irlends. How any man with
. pure mother, or wife, or chaste sister or
daughter, could do else than censure such
lndecency, we know not.
Whoever brought on the show of last
night, Did more to corrupt the youth of this
'ity than moral influences can cure in q
month.
Keep your sons and daughters from the
opera House, unless assured that they will
lot witness scenes reproduced from the H.
'As in Paris: and as malignant in the
moral order, as the plague is in the ply
ical.
Who is responsible for the naked prurie
ncy of the leg drama, last night, In the
>pera Housel
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
Local Affairs.
A TYPO APPOINTED.

Mr.. Charles Woodward, who worked in
tho HERALD office as compositor for a
considerable time, was last night elected to
the position of Superintendent of the City
Hospital. We are pleased to notice the fact,
Is Mr.. Woodward is man of high charac-
ter for integrity and morality, and in every
way qualified to fill the position with credit
to himself and benefit to the inmates of the
hospital.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDAY. sEpTEMBER %. l871
Ine nomination of all the candidates was
then made unanimous.

The nomination of all the candidates wa
then made nm unanimous.
A RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.
rRov1NcETowN, Mass, Sept. 27.-For
tne past month q run has been made on the
barnstable Savings Bank, occssioned by the
scare caused by the su pension of the sav.
1ngs bank at Sandwich;
p The bank was thought to be in condition
until this run was made. By judicious
management and by passing dividends for
a,year or two the bank will probably be able
to pay dollar for dollar.
NO YELLOW FEVER AT JACKSONVILLE.
NEW YORK, Sept. s7.-The President of
the Board of Health at JACK sonville, Fla.,
says there are 10 signs of yellow fever in
that city.
CINCINNATI, Sept. N.-Lewis Myers, tbs
County Treasurer of Wapakoneta, Ohio,
who was arrested and lodged in jail for
being implicated in the recent robbery of the
County Treasury, has confessed that the
County Auditor, A. T. Smith, was the per.
son who was permitted to bind and gao
Myers, and afterwsrd rob the safe of what
money remained. It appears fiom the
confession that money had been heretofore
distracted from the safe with Myers know
edgt and probable consent.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
NOTICE PENSIONERS.
o' Papers Gar" Prepar ed

kur,rI,
SlaIa n, ne directors OF the Delaware
ny, nj NJ T. 9 and Marine Inrurapce Com-
dpr a nyn'a, nwe,aWa'e City. Delaware, win sell
10 ras''on rrUvislon of their by laws, accord.
PASSED. ds'AIutlon \ of the Board of Direct.
the M st'csh csnhusust l5tn, 1877, and approved
't'noer y. 1871. Certif,calns % seotng " e nelo
ea and 5, dated Ju 'eI 10 h. Isz5 ~ ~ 1.GGk Ms
inclns;; Sellers. Certificates. Nos " & M To-
>llinSa.' W, dated Jul, 1861, 1875. to- G. =
5e, daleGI m emr.incates, Nos. 70 to 81 inclu-
,nre, ,ttu!y 18th, 1875 to David K, Nc
bed JnIs, ~ Gates, Nos. 33 TO lS inclusive
cates %. 1875, to H. Chas, u man. Ger,
1876. n W.oi W. 70 81 inc. usive, dated Sent.
dated ~. ~ ID Martin Certificate. No
IA and Cstner 4, 1876. to James M. sell
!05, to Fro .'ncate, No. ST, dated October
10 g inI,s incIu.tuss k,eily; ,,y; Certificates. Nos
Vsno noWm9an. No. SO. dated W. -; ao 1872. Iny: n
Tmyyck. No. ", dated Juiv ~, i1th t''Is ia "a
R,S,nnsS Inclusive, usI ed .I,;,a 1i' 1914 is7S
(reh ~ III. ~ NGs. Is to 70 in slusi We. dated
g, M - ,no"I, to h. G. Daniel ana G.rt;t,'
|ngls. ~ ''ated April 2j, 1877, to =. O.
(ieu' L, u'S's S1s. stock the companv Will, rooo,,,,
ppday. Ser, W De 0penen At their Gtfice on
klest bi;idIaxxo 90. 70, 7, at % o'clock a m the
EOiic are heratSo ~ nave the st ok, and tht
[Nhostes hae u; Notified that all of these
Pcelet on tI, the above numbers arr
thu say rcy'nentrf the assessment nnad
I. e oy the Directors, Aug gust 18th
~ - 0l the Board Of Directors.
""H T'B. Mis1Y, President.
JAS. H. MYERS, sec'y,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
CLOTHING. %. ..'@s.ai ....si ,sSa,. s":;.
TAEsTATE:oF MAN: =:

stse1f IVA. III (tIh .f
" This is the state Of man: to-day he puts
The tender lsaves Of hope. tomorrow bios.
w. bUmb %|f y1b ., b I'D }'N ~ ,bf
And bear: his hlushtng honors thick upon
a him.
- any one"borr0wing trouble" lest they
.sBs nave not means t0pufchase cdmfOrt-
able Clothing? Lstihin 20 70 the J
LOTHING HOUSE OF A. q. YATES
CA 80 Ledg-r BUILDING. Cor, sixth
and chestnut.N
There ne will see the great Clothing House
crowded with people frOm morning un,il
nlght, doing q SUCCESSFUL and large bust,
ness already. and only In the SECOND week
ol september. Although the weather ID
four times larger than last year WHY Is it
yond all others? 7,7lI-T.' -
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

|IHR0NTN DISEASEs rUhED:
P1l1CONlO New pa'hs marx ed
Ian hco, ., hOut by that pIainest
O. Cn% as Plsin Home Talk and Medi.
uStrat,oon1 utn sense." Nearly l l,00O pages I'm
son ,I"s.vus' W. ey Or: E. n. FOoTE. Of IL, Lex
stnhssts 90 y. Y. Purchas -rs of III 8 DO *
hv moIy 70 consult Its author in person
Saodar% oa,. IRE: fric by mail, $3 Is for the
n IN, ii,s.lcn whlcn contains all the same matter
EEN,s Suatlons. Contents tables free.
0""AY HILL PUBLISHING CO.,
~ East 18th It N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Gh Rand OPERA HsFg3sh, HFsFg3sh, ST i 4 !,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. rs. y
TELEPHONE CONCERT, ]

BY Edisons Celebrated Musical lTelepbone..
which has astonishedN Nand delfghte6 ia.
mense g audiences at Cap. May. sarstosa,
ata ptrm anent sxhibition, Philadelphia, and
Music Transmitted from PhiladalphiS and
New, YORK, and heard distlnctiy aSiI ever
the Aorse. There VIII DO sse veSsi distin-
guished singers, inctndingF MiHieT A.
Brlscoe, # st. Stephens Choir, and William
1Nt Morthcott, the accomplished Cornet Soloist,
Il. job uson, the able, ,Electrician, VA drnie-
sion, = and SO cents. Reserved seals rs
Co.'s. .,7'g - ''T.,1 - sfT-Hsense y :
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

T " W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
/ D. street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Garments of every descrir
| lion Dyed or Cleaused Kid Shoes, Featl =
eB and Gloves dyed or Oleansed .
April 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

ryHANGEt OF ROURS-WlLMINGT
GhWESTERN RAJ AILROAD-Commenc-
,ng Thursday Dec. 4, 1875. Trains willqrun
ssiolloTWE;, W, W., r,,noton n " i. m and s,n. m
Leave Landenburg 845 q N and 80 p.mc =
Arrive at Wilmington = s. a M and $40
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m. and 8 40
GONNECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
berg al 66 q. m. with train for Philadel-
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 a m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 40 a m
and PennsylvaniaandD Delaware train leav-
jng Landsnberg at l OO p. Ia.
Train Leaving Landenberg at ] 80 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train q nd
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at4 NJ p. m:
Train leaving wilmington at $50 m
with train les. ,luk iniiada;phia at Is p.
m -. CON NELL. Hnp
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
:.TE|::::L||ECR1AMS:,. TEL | I: 4 J \
The War in the East,
|u lfsdrlAs v zt''iis S'4'n tlHI 'l TO-.
T. .T5tro HH H-----S.S------'" Is" We JiiEt
TURKISH REINFORCEMENT I: +, OF
rgs, PLEYNA. 70, Y "@a
/, ,EL.- ~ y d N>
AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE, @ .',.
y ily5---l-A.,>I..>.----- -.
: A RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK. ,
nII0I, egil1i44 | -. -. Iii, - t--I In d"
CONFESSION OF A DEFAULTING
81 CITY l'lI. TREASURER. RI lAAsYUJ It
THE INDIAN DELEGATION AT
III WASHINGTON. 4 ! Il
4 / - ( y. ~ h&k &4AA H.,
ErcqU &S EroG'a ETC..
92t9YrHrR, "A sreerr IvvarpG |
AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE.
A J RUN ON A SAVINGS. BANK.
CONFESSION OF A DEFAULTING
81; CITY TREASURER.
THE INDIAN DELEGATION AT
ri ! <,dwAsH1NGToN.A I NJ
,229TraE zAsrsisnx wsA..6

4 e } THE EAsTERN MAR.D d y =.
THE % TURKISH RE1NFoRcsxxN7 OF rlEvxA.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-A Russian official
despatch, issued at Gorny studep, says
ION the ed inst. sbont 1000 Turkish in,
fantryy from .soas, supported by artillery.
forced their way through our cavalry posted
to intercept them and entered Plevna. Fur,
ther details are wanting" ~
All is quiet around Rustchuk and in the
Balkans. "
AL \ AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE.
= VIENNA, Sept. T.-1n the Austrian Re,s-
rath to-day, replying to interpretations,
Prince Adolf Auersperg, President of the
Council, declared that tho Government
maintained Its policy of perfect neutrality.
Regarding the contingency Of servia's par
ticipation in the war, be said the Govern.
ment could not declare its policy in sntlci-
patton Of the event. -
FAILURES IN LONDON.
LONDON. Sept. 27.-The Times, in ito
financial column, says:-"Purvis & Co. and
Gyselmsn & Van Rinkhuyzen, Of Batayis,
have failed, owing to unsuccessful specula-
lions in sugar. The losses, which are un-
derstood to be large, will fall chiefly on
America" '".
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
RAILROADS..

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE lsAILROA 80 "a
June 10th l877. s
Trans will lsays iimlns Ion as follows
10al,,adelphia Or and lntsrmediate stations, 8 40
sS, Slo. soGlo %. a.m.2 80. 40, 7@'
ySS,SIaadsiph,a SSa Ri and New York. 2 92.sHam,
,' I9N go, 546pm. . %
gsl:fnndts u nn and ln's''D'di''s " stations 80
baltimore ii, and washington, ! oe. $50 am,
Traips i for delaware NJ Vision leave for,
New, Castle. SeSss A. w. . M l% SO $50
gwsSnine iud intsrmediste stations 500
N"urrT a M 62O n M &Y
y nslmsr g and intermediate stations. 500
Wv SUNDAY TRAINS. Az. s,y
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate stations
3 10 nj. &, 90 9 80 p m. g''n". Ep,
pH,ladelphia and New York, 2 ~ Ia. ,I
R.ltimore and W Washington. ! O6 y m.
For further lnformation passengers are
referred to the time tablespcsted at the de.
pot ,.'.r,o uruNnsv ~
iun8-ly '''' NJ r N EN- ~ "1 supple
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

|7lIVIDENE-OFFICE or THE Will
W MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WJLMIHGToN, August lst, 1877.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
|Gas Company have this day declared
dividend Of three dollars per share for the
past six months, payable On demand.
WIN. p. TAYLOR Treasurer,
aug2-u 30 Shipley street. =
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

AIUTICE.-KobertP P. Tones is the author
N lied agent for receiving orders for the
sOdOrleSa xcavating tOmpaly,' No l..
Office NO.6, West Telth street.
aug5-tf UHAS. JORDAN. Pres't.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28
NOTICES.

NTOrlCE.-rHE CITIZENS LOAN AS
ISOLATION (office ". W. cor. 9Th and
Sh,pley Sts.,> now offers a new series of
share 8 for sale. No bAck payments.
GEU. q, MARIS, =
sepli-tf Sec etary.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-28

TIE INDIAN DELEGATIONS. RECEIVED By
THE PRESIDENT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-22

AS many prOperty-holders who have
built plank sidewalks have allowed
them to become dangerous to pedes-
TRANS, we quote Section III of the city
chart er rs warning:
1t shall be the duty of every proper
ty-holder to keep in repair the side
walks running along their property;
and whenever any one, when directed
by the city engineer, fails or refuses to
repair that portion of the sidewalk
along his property, the same shall be
done by the city at the expense OF said
property, and assessed specially,
Any one failing to repair or keep in
repair the sidewalk, curbing and gut
tering in front of his premises, shall
also be deemed guilty of Il misdemean-
or, and fined in any sum not over fifty
dollars and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-22
Making n Virtue or Nao.ss,,x

The East Dallas butcher, owner
Of the bear shot and killed a night or
two ago, and who also with Others was
attracted to the spot by the noise Of
the firing, after the smoke Of the bat.
tie had cleared, looked at the matter
from business point OF view. Cut
tinG the throat Of the animal, he pro.
ceeded, in mis- usual artistic manner TO
prepare the carcass for market, which
was done, and the citizens of that 10.
cality that day had the chance of par.
taking of bear steak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-22

There will be two races at the associa-
tion grounds to-day. The first for a
purse of one hundred dollars, quarter
mile dash. The entries are ID. G.
Lindsey's Whiz-and.Go and Henry
Bachelors Queen.
The second race is also for purse Of
one hundred dollars, for which the en-
tries are d. G Lindsey's Santa Fe and
Albert Collins Rover.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-22
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER ~,
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

--Streot-sprinkling IL again In order,
Cotton receipts are increasing
daily.
--Overcoats are comfortable these
nights.
Tho lumber trade Ia quite dull NJ
present.
Late trains on the railroads IL now
the order of the night.
Another five cent grog shop has
opened on Elm street.
The fremen have tho prospect OF
nice weather for the parade.
Nothing but civil business in the
magistrates courts yesterday.
--Trap-shooting at glass balls Is be-
coming fashionable among our sports
men.
We hear of two or three new res
taurants TO be opened the first of Oc-
tober.
The Dallas Female college build
ing Is beginning to present an lmpos-
ing appearance.
Last night was pleasant, neither
too cool or too warm. The moonlight
was beautiful.
The Italian musicians have de-
parted for other climes, Only a soli-
tary harpist il left.
The mail train on the Texas and
Pacific road did not arrive until after
twelve O'clock last night.
Mr.. l., Arons, the East Dallas gro
Ger, is in his new quarters, two doors
west of DR.. Aliens drug store.
-Workmen are engaged in erecting
the new markethouses, ordered In the
different wards, by the common couu-
Gil.
The Main street stores of Sanger
Bros. are nearing completion. Work
men are now engaged in putting in
shelving and finishing the inside.
The good work still goes on. The
street gang are engaged in laying new
guttering on Elm street, in front of
Gayle Il Brlght's drug store, running
east.
The city was very quiet last night
every way. Only one arrest was made,
countryman, for making loud and
unnecessary noise. He was lodged in
the calabooge,
The huge, drastic, gripping, sicken-
ing pills are fast being superseded by
DIR. Plerce's Purgative Pellets. DIR.
Pierce's Memorandum Books are given
away by all druggists,
Ladies' summer toilets receive
their browning grace from that mimi
table cosmetic, GOurauds Olympian
Cream. Does not rub but readily wash
es oil. For sale by Conner Il Walker.
1t Is impossible to overestimate
the.value of Giles Iiiniment Iodide of
AmmoniG in the treatment of tho dis
eases OF animals, as well as OF man. 10
is the great panacea In horse maladies.
For sale by Conner u Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-22
BORoI'a.

Between II a. IN. and 3 p. M, Bogel's
elegant lunch parlors are crowded with
business men, who find his lunch equal
to the most elaborate dinners of the
toarding houses; and the beauty of 1t
is, 1t is convenient to business, and no
elaborate dinner dress is necessary.
Indeed, Bogel deserves all the patron
age he gets, and his house Is a great
public convenience.
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The Dallas coffee and spice Mills Com
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For tho convenience Of their city
customers, they will call once II week
ut the doors al those who desire II, and
furnish them with fresh roasted and
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, all at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name and location, or drop
postalcard and giving same, to box
$40, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order and
deliver goods. Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods,
and guarantee satisfaction. s-l6-lm.
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nIaanInfinn-

The firm of Witt & Stare has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
w. II. Witt assuming all liabilities
against said firm, and who alone IL
authorized to collect all debts due said
firm.
The business will be continued at
the same place by Witt, CLARK Il Co.
W. II. WITT
=. A. STARE.
September |, 1877. p2l.IOt
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Educational.

SEPTEMBER 20, 1877.
The College of Hard Graduation has
opened near corner Of Commerce and
HarwOod. Let the friends of high
scholarship rally around it.
N. R-Don't forget the Night School
of Arithmetic and English Grammar,
for the benefit Of common school
teachers and young men desiring an
education, who cannot attend the day
schools.
s2l-lw !. BuRDErTE MYERS. AN