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American and Foreign Patents.

American and Foreign Patents.
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all litigation appertaining to Inventions or Pat
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pieces for sale This Scripts assgnabe, and can
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Nhntige of Iinse.

Mr.. Charles Wurzburger, the well
known and accomplished caterer who
has been running the st. Charles res
taurant, at 5l2 Main, has bought out
the Merchants restaurant, across the
street, ard takes possession to-day
Both friend Charley and his incom-
parable dinners are well known in
Dallas, too much so to require any eX-
tended commentator fro II us. Char
ley assures IN that in his new quarters
he will be well situated to render per-
feet satisfaction to his patrons 1t IL
one of Frenchmau's natural gifts to
understand the artistic preparation OF
good food, and this Is no exception to
the rule. We can assure our readers
and friends hat everything in and
about the Merchants will, from this
on, be in complete order. Let all who
enjoy good eating, good wine ana
courteous treatment try the Merchants
under the new management, and we
wager dinner upon their te.ng salts
fled. dim
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TIE Enrct IIin 0rncr.

New York Times: In some districts,
undoubted, temporary embarrassment
will follow the Withdrawal Of energet-
10 and experienced managers; and al
most everywhere necessity will arise
for increased activity on the part OF
the republicans who while lameuting
the audacity Of the "maehine,n have
awaited themselves OF its working.
Unless the better elements OF the par
ty have lost their vitality, and those
who have cried loudest for reform are
unwilling to bear their share of It's re-
sponsibilities, the difficulties incident
to the execution of the Presidents or
der will be slight in comparison with
the good resulting from it.
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CONDENSED NEWS.


Gartner, who murdered his wife at
Cincinnati ten days ago, committed
suicide by hanging himself IN ms jail
cen Oh, rlluay Oh 'lsv we'T' y p nols an ~;
hour alterWafa u nufgl"r' pen 9 irS ' IT,,
a'io,her 'eii' "S'e'pP'''' ms o"'i i',t ~
sW@lloWihg pel ous PolsIn ANU N.Y. oU'' ~
Wy WE r'l0 ~ nus ''' '''' "'''' 7
nv " ,'' 70 .a.,u.no ru;noi,
IN, ine "I in',,lt ,hn. S w. Inn RaIIny
h"c;lie9n oGaTcJ a nrcSrdcnt have nomi.
notoJ Hon ! II HALEY Of Jnsper
county, rs straight out democratic
candidate for Judge of the second Judi,
oial district
Tho,o woro sovo, deaths all dccl,
,oaa "r'u 80 o,n,,io,cs If Ihe Rod
W. I;sostor on ii,c Mississinni river.
~, tEo hnrgtina Of a steam nirc
~, = A., j,,;.,,,, I;c, j.,
o,r 'mo o'V con,nSn ~ oLscomded sunday.
a"ti''oo IN ,ha "uS;,oLIn o,sois
'"N'"s u" ,''' "' - ,,'0' ~. n....,,,
a tornado near Noa''sV''IrG1 l ti'uSy =
wanna destroyed lho 'o"'! ot l.NI,,''o" y
h'l..ng tnrer ,.,,.dpi I'S no.Ions %,ollv and
N" ,.In, ' "Ii VIA H. tinbaLironts Of the
ioau'i'.S L. I"' WV
''w' no'''''' H.,
hHNoecret'Iy ''oo,'oi' oPP;GcSi III
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rno Leading CIo,n,ng House of D"nsII

r. NJ. Kahn Il Bro. Justly claim this
| egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city of Oal
las, and ~ good ~ is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop Sc to sell their
goods Ms cheap Us the cheapest ana
guarantee better goods, largest assert
ment, best styles aud latest fashions
A glance ut theif stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
tlons. They also keep iirst-elass
stock of mems fur sniug goods, con
sisting of compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make Il specially or
also, the celebrated diamond d shirts
which they ofierat extreme low figures
they also keep on hand the most com,
plele and finest lineof neck wear ana
hosiery In the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens ana the
public generally, to call around and
rxan,ine their stock, and we feel con
1Jant that they will coincide with uin
and proHuuce r.. NJ. Kahn ~ Br0s'
the leading clothing house
| Dallas.
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gliled authors, aud which are really
captivating The magazine OF one
hundred ard tweuiy-tight pages aud
one hundred Illustrations must, In
Wow of Ia actually being the cheapest
publication OF tho kind Ia existence.
ana NJ lhe SAME time one OF tho most
select aud universally welcome, CON.
lnue 10 inolease Ia public favor, and
rank with the publishers SUNDAY
Magazine the highest among all our
American monthlies, The Popular
Monthly may Toe obtained Tor - 90,
and the Sunday Magazine for 81, for
one year, postpaid, from Frank les.
lles Publishing House, b37 Pearl street,
New York.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

10 gives 10 the Passenger Wow Of the grand
est scenery, nneAt agricultural district ma
great grazing grounds OF the West.
is passenger AMI freight trains are sun
passed by none IN tins state. Pullmnn'k
paincs Drawing tOOul and sleeping Carr
leave 81 Louis daily via the NJ, X. a 4. Ry
at 4. M; Hannibal at 10 n. m, AMI aodnlia
NJ ~ .. IN, running through To DenisOn,
Sherman, Dallas, tlen-ie, Austin and liOu-
ton i,huUt change Connection IN als1 made
way for tile above named points.
Iho connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X. a a. ut Dvnis0n for 1t. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas lily and gu
points North aud Fast; with the Texas \ Pa
ellie al sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
III HoastOn will the a., n. a x. 40 Tor IA"
Antonio, the q IA. a II tor 1nlveston. thi
Texas N New UriuDnI hallway for Beaumont
orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory Steam
shi. or all pOiuts on tile Gull aud Atlantic
colst- and the Liverpool a Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while ~ freedom
from dust aud heat on account OF the nature
Of the soil and the open prairie county over
which II pasa'ss, with its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery Of broad pTairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn
small grain, and fruits, render N especially
desirable and advantal eous To travellers and
ihippcrs IN prefercnceto others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday Mt 1tD p. IN, Houston AZ
b.s0 y. To :, Hearue ~ 40 y. M, Dallas 1855
IN. and DeniHon At liii5 q. m.
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
~ tne Fourth OF InIy Religious
F.as,y answers 90 Rev, mr. heeIeS' -
DtsrlaiHirF'

~ fNh ANNfNN " ~Nf9 A'fAAihNl
Fsis,y answers 90 Rev, mr. heeIes''
Dsolai"1rF'
Communicated
pALLAs, TaX As, July 4 l,,7,
"a the Editor Of The Herald
see in INF HERALD uf this morn.
Inr AN article entitled "a Disclaimer
which, coming aS 10 docs from u pastor
Of "A prominent religious denumiua.
lion, commands more ,han "A mere
reading, aud VIII be no doubt com.
mculcd upon
the "birthdayp OF our nation To the
American people generally has been
regarded ~ almost a sacred one, aud
~ annual return has ever inspired him
GA the manor born" with AN enthu.
siastc patriotism that for the time, at
least, buried all Of politics aud united
the hearts aud the hands Of all on the
holiday Of the nation. 1t has never,
anywhere, in all OF the states
been made u day OF political
prominence, II has ever been regarded
"A nations day upon which 10 meet
and rejoice and return thanks TO AL
mighty God that "lle has m lde and
preserved us nation" In view Of
Inc command given by them who
we delight 10 honor "that whatsoever
We do, do all 10 the glory of God,n
what could be moro appropriate than !
10 meet together, both pastor aud PEG
ple, in the 'hOuse Of Godp aud oner
up II prayer to the throne Of power |
and love for u continuance Of the |
privileges and blessings, unparelled /
in all the world, that we enjoy and |
that sprung from the acts OF the
fathers on that day that gave birth
To our nation-the Fourth Of July,
l77G! They fought after prayer
they fought while praying; they
fought with the bible in their camps,
and they rej0iced in their churches,
and they peeled forth their rejoicipgs
with their bells. Politics on such oc.
casioa as well "treasure strategem
aud spoils.n On such an occasion,
though large, the American heart has
no room for either, enmities, prCjudl-
ces and sectonalism are remorse, ana
the heart prepared aud fitted for the
growth of that grand truth, selected
10y them as our nations motto, and
The real panaoea for all our wounds,
VIZ HlgiJHS UauHa." Yours,
AMERICA.
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That Disclaimer

AMERICA.

OF Rev. MIR. Neeloy, pastor of the La.
mar street church, south, in yesterday
mornings HERALD, touching the ma.
tiOnal celebration at the Methodist
Episcopal Tabernacle, decling partici-
patton in the same, needs a passing
explanation. We esteem the declara-
tion of independence, our national
birth, increase ana glory, and the con.
temptation 0; important national facts
under the folds OF our own national
ensign, IN no sense political No
speaker appearing upon our pro-
gramme will descend from themes SO
grand, to the deliverance Of q poiti
cal harangue. Our fathers fought
in the midst of prayer, with the Bible
in their camps, and constant appeal
10 the God Of battles, Ours Is chris
tian civilization. Civil and religious
liberty are themes so intimately blend
ed that we conclude the house Of
God" conseerated TO sacred uses a
very suitable place for such contem.
plations. The invitation extended to
our brother and associate pastor was
in accordance with these sentiments,
Let us arise superior to geographical.
or political lines, recognizing the more
enlarging truth and ennobling facts of
our American citizenship.
l., H. CARIIAR'T,
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card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, herV-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss OF man
bood. etc, | will send II receipt that
viii cure you, free of charge. TINS
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send
self addressed envelope to the Rev
Ioseph Tnman, station D,Bible Home
New York Clty.-til sept23-ecd-w.
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Moving,

Messrs. Morton n Smith, undertake
ers, are to day moving from their
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street. to $40 on Elm street, immedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. AT
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
a residence attached, and viii be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional dutes.--juneGdlm
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Bay your Tickets and ship YOur freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

Tho following Offices aud Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information mng BE- had conesrnlng no;
orally;
y. T. N ANCHDsI EIs, Eastern Passenger
Agent, 4l7 Broadw y, n. u.
Gen. ]. B. RIO kHr-ON, Pass. a immigra.
A.ALLEE, North western Pass. Aseni, l0l
CLARK street, ChicalO, III.
NICK HOLMES, Houthesstern AGENT No.
Barnett House, Cincinnati, ohio.
]. X. COFFIN, Southsrn Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had az the agsD.
cies OF the N. X. at. Railway. In Now York
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannital ana 81 Louis
q. WALDO.
osnI Pa, 4 freight Al. Houston, Iexss
asni sspi. Houston. Tsxas. i>nnln
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uInrs Avn rrarnIrs

HIDES-D:y niut, Is Ny AMI upward, lac;
dry lint, IS IL, and upward, damaged, l0c.;
dry mint, Rips and cnlf, llt,; day sat, 70 hs
and upward, he; green butchers, aye.
SHEEP PEI. rs Each, owing 10 wool, 201
80; white wool, long, go; white wool, fall
ciip, lpG.tc.; black wool, lSc.
BUFFALO, Bulls, TO-; cows, DC.
TALLOM-ln barrels, $40.
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COMMERCIAL.
MnNRTAnY

The monetary market ~ somewhat string,
out for outside business, but there Is ample
lnnds Tor legitimate business aud CONNER
clul purposes,
GOLD-luyl large pieces as, small %.
Selling, large " small 90,
SILVER Nominal,
There IL but lttlo gold or silver In market,
ENCll ANGE-Commorcla, a per cent.
discount; bank, par.
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June 18th was "a eaIa,day tor Charles
TON TWAS the centennial OF tho bonn,
oalament of Fort Mouluie. Tho mlnu
menl 20 lho defenders OF the fort wns
unveiled before "a large and ouihusl.i
t'o hwomhlago, General B. w. Rulledgc
delivered tho Grafton.
nj. said that thirty young men will
leave LowudWyllc lOr loXas next fan.
ana that they arc now making prep.
a@'ons for their contemplated ne,
m0yul
Mossrs, W, J., Morgan a Brother. of
Cmwiorlyllc spartanbmg report the
best turnout ofwheat. MS an entire crop
That we have heard Of A crop of cipLt
hundred and forty dozen threshed out
Tour hundred bushels Of good clean
wheat on the eight hundred aud forty
dozen, they wore two hundred and six.
teen that made one hundred and twenty
bushels OF wheat
Tennessee.
II, c, Brewer, of Memphis. has been
pardoned by the president lie was
convicted of conspiracy to dolraud the
government,
j, 7, Flood, editor and postmaster nj
Dover has confessed robbing the mails
OF registered letters 10 the amount Of
several thousand dollars.
The next meeting Of the Tennessee
Baptist convention will be held In
Chattanooga next October.
Mississippi.
During storm on the 26th Of Juno |
a large tree was blown across the Weeks
burg and Meridian railroad 1t was |
discovered by colorcd man named |
Eliza Johnson, about half an hour be-
lore an excursion train was due. lie
promptly made light Of pine torch
and stopped the train in time to avert
the danger, and was well rewarded by
the passengers lorayortinga calamity
a corps Of engineers will visit Niclls.
burg on the seventeenth to INVESTIGATE
the cutoff and plan measures for the
preservation Of tho harbor.
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rYnninr nannrl r.nrrc,nI.

NEW YORK, July . -Monoy ensy, ! per
Grmer at ii 0Jls. Government bonds IRA,
nothing doing; new ~ Il li9a, state bonds
quiet ,..
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Gold 81 C5i6@
Oj9. New York sight = premium. Scr
ling, bank s. 10.
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GRAIN mARuHT.

WllEAT-keceipts moderate Choice 81 30
OATS -26c.
RiE-NOne offered.
BARLEY FEED-o0c.
COkN-loNls, IN shuck, 3iIiOc
BRAN-sl 30 per ton.
HAI-Old, $40 Sl2 per ton.
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Centaur
L-ininn entS.
Ono Kind for the Human Family,
Tho Other for Eoraaa and Animals.

Ono Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These lAulmcnts are simply tho wonuoi OF
tho world Tho effects are lit;le less than
marvellous.
Zoe white Iiniment IL for tho human
fabdly IL viii drive lihcutnatlsui, sCatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Luin-
bago, ChilDiaius, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, und
most tataneuu, Lrupiiuns IL extracts most
rom frozen hands and icct, ana the poison
OF bites ami stings OF YenOnous fept'l 4; II
subdurs sWeilings, an allcvlates pain oi
every kind. When spralns or bruises occur,
II Is tue most pOiont remedy ever discovered
to heat tits Injured pa Il. The Uentam Lin
iuiuni II USED with great en- Cacy LOT Sore
Throat. ItDihuchc, C0cd BreaAis, Earacke,
aud Weak Back. 1be follow ing IN but SAM
pie OF the numerous Testimonials.
IsDIAEA HoME, Joli. Co., Ind, May ~, lS73
81 think IL my duty 10 inform you that
have suffered much with sWuiien Jcet aud
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur Llnlment
has done ne Uork for me- ! Rave not been
free from these swelllngs IN efOh tedrs. Now
lam pcrfccfiB WeH. TIE Liniment ought TO
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Ia I'm the trial. II Is reliable, ~
Is handy, IL i cheap, and every family
h ould have the Nlitcon Ctaur Linim Oh
The Yellow Centaur LiniIucnt Is
adapted ~ the tough muscles, cerds and
iie,h Of horses aud animals. II has perform
cd more wonderful cures ia three years of
SPAWN, Stuin, Mind-galls, scrateiiss
sweehy, nud general Laineneas than all
other remedies Ia existence. Read what the
great ExpTeHsnen any Of II;
"NEw YoHK, January, 1874.
Every owner Of h0Tres should give the
Centnur iiniWen a uial We consider ~
the best article ever fcd In our stables.
"H. MARSH
"supt. dams Ex. Stables, MY.
~. PULIZ.
mSupt. Il. X. IA. Stables, N. Y.
ALBEIT ). OLlN,
"supt. Nat. TX. Stables, N. ""
The best patrons Of this Linime1 are Far
mcrs and Veterinary surgeons, who are con.
annually using some lliuiinent. II heals
aiis, Wounds and poil-eyil, removes swell.
iDgs, and Il worth millions q dollars an
nualiy 10 Farmers, Livery men, stock crow
srs, sheepsraiseTs, and thOse having horses
OF cattle.
what a Farrier cannot do for so the Cen.
taus Linlfrent will do at a triiinf eat.
Tpees binim-nts are sold By all dealers
throughout the county. They are waTfnn ted
by The pr0prietors, and a bottle will be given
to any Farrier or Physician who desires 20
ies; them
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose 4 Co.,
"a nay ST.. NEW YORK.
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MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
no ALL POINTS.

Ant oilers tue Best Routes, on quick Time
with moro Comforts BETTER AucOmmOda-
lions and Creator security than any Otnof
Line. Passing through the richest and mosi
beautiful portions II the Great Empire
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tu I Ilos' closed barely steady, Sales 5000

GALVESTON, july 3.-Recelpts, not o.
bales, gross js. Exports coastwlse bale.
sales lal. Stock 1850 bales The mar
ket IL oulel; good niddhng l9ikc, mlddliug
lI5Ec; low mid ding NC; ood ordinary lO1sc'
GALVESTON, July 3.-Nlght Cot on, mar
lot pui,t SIlos ~ bnlas
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A GOOD WELL day lay VI vii, i1s our 9-t S1s
Well Anger. send for our auger book. u
IAu9ER VI, 81. Luis, NJ. apfllWfi teo
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st. Charles Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Square,
Near the Business Cenlfe Of the City,

THIS popular house ID ample ia iH aooom'
mudnlunt, and hah hlAn5n boun rdihtns
gplahed FOR tho nNh'ntHs dluaulinass And
airy GOODNESS W 10 rooms, aud It's table fare,
which IN oNoollui hy n0 NisisglNH hotel va
the country, The proprietor h we'll known
lH Ru experienced landlord, who always
looks IA tho comfort Of his guests Rates
Foi UannVnlh, by too day 81, by the week.
sD tiokulA Cor twrhtysonf meals, -,
JAMEs LLON ~, Proprietor
IuublaOtu
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NEW YORK, July 3-Stocks hrmer nnc
higher. Money - per cent. Gold I'll t6h
St Ring exchange, long 81 IS; short 81 ~
Government bonds firm, state bOnd'
quiet.
dold opened u 0jA.
GALVESTON, July 3-Gold u 05@l 0G
silver 81c9par. EXchaape- New York sight
4aH Uranium; New Orleans slgAt par@L
premium.
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Help for the weak, nervous, and
debilitated. Chronic and painful dis
Gases cured without medicine. Flee
trio Belts and other appliances all
abou, them, and how to distinguish
the genuine from the spurious Book'
with full particulars, mailed free. Ad'
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Coin'
many. eS2 Vine street, CINCINNATI
nl.f..
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CONNECTIONS.

Al TENARkANA, with all trains ON ~,
all points North, Mast ana Southeast.
Az LONHVlhW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with all tralna ON the International
Il. r. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, uaivos
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains o. the Houston
aud Texas Central H. H. fo Colsicana,
Mexia, Bromond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
Hemp 'toad, nrenham and Tor all points IN
Middle aud Southern Texas.
Al SHERMAN, with II, n TO, Railway,
for all rointa ON thu lmo OF that rond.
At FORT WORTH with stages for all
points IN western ToxaA,
stsHkEvErokr, with Red River steam.
ers br Now Orleans
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Cot,om MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 20 Cotton quiet; Uplands
l2Ad; Orleans l21Ad. Sales 2Ol bales. Futures
opened shade easler. July ~ l0@l2 lNo;
AUGUST II lYal2 2ic; September II Sl@ll pc;
October II 55pll 67c; November Il 3i@ll SIC;
December II SOIL ;Sc.
New YORK, July .-Night.-Uotton quiet.
TUESDAY. MO. DAY,
ITnlnudg -. llliG ~ J-lG1
Orleans . l2t5c II 5.1Gc
Sales 2l7 bales. Consolidated net receipts
l,5il. Exports TO Great lritnin 1862; Conli-
ucut ,lh2. ann.
Futures closed barely steady, sales b,CCO
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Attorneys az a4,w.
Pnysicinns and Surgeons.

Jno. H. Nc ton, NJ. ~, phyacliu ana snr
ou, onife ,Yer Flrat Natinnat tlhuk. llnsi
nc' tufnsi san iluint1 mad llarS,l1J sta.
t,fifti. fset Affn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
Cotton Statement.

For the week ending June ~ ISL
Furnished The llgRALD BY u. W. barnett
Reporter In this CITY Tor the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Stock ON hand september, lst... 81
Received this week.,",,.,,.,,.,., none.
Received previously .,,.,............. iiiO9
Received since september lat. i37gB
lotdl llui
Shipped this weeku.,......,",..,,
Shipped previously u",.,..,.....,, iS,O47
Shipped since September lst., 1891
Stock ON hand ,,,..,,..,,,o.o,,.... lbs
COTTON MARNET.
Market steady, Middling "a Low Midi
ding o. Good Ordinary ~.
METEOROLOGICAL,
Highest mperaturo..,.."".,G.. N2
Lowest temperatule,...,.,....... "a
Average temperature at |! M ,,.,.,....,.. -
Ralnlall IN lOt
ID. W. nAkNEIl,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05

Frank Leslie's Popvlar Monthly
nr Juiv is one ~ the best numbers OF
the work yet issued. Its articles, beau
th,lly and literally illustrated are
timely. highly interesting and attract
We. especially " Russia and Turkey,
their War Strength, Sovereigns. etc"
no william Stanghton Chase; " The
West Fad Of Paris" Malta " Mrs
General Gaines;' 1.-THE Great Grain
,r,vement. - etc. In addition 1t con-
tains iunumerable paragraphs on VaIi'
ous interesting sutjset-something foI
everybody besides the usual number
of short select stories, BY popular anu