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OFFICE OF DALLAS Coz PRESS Co.,

AT a meeting Of directors held this
day, dividend of eight per cent. on
the capital stock of this company was
declared, payable on demand, at the
office Of the company.
Il. V. TOMPKINs President.
q. NJ. ELDIs, Secretary. mch2id3t
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GRAND EXHIBITION.

Novel Way or Presenting "a Customer
viii Present.
Messrs. G r. Il Co., the proprietors
Of the Dollar Store. inform us that thew
will have a grand opening OF ladies'
ready made suits and children's goode
at their new department., over their
store, on Tuesday, March 9th, next.
They intend presenting each lady Gus.
toner with an envelope, of which fifty
Will draw the prize of silk handker-
chief Don't forget the day, and call
early to secure n prize.
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M. n,

There will be a meeting on Monday
night. Every member is ordered to
be present under penalty of mourning
the displeasure of the king.
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Another car load of buggies and car.
riages just arrived. If YOU want a
mum Der one job, alta wholesale price,
call at Courthouse square. Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. CT. ALLEN
mch2ld&wtf
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County Collector.

Reports that he is ready to pay all
registered scrip up to No. 500, and he
desires that the people come and get
their money at once, as it is drawing
eight per cent.
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The firm of Leigh ~ Carnes is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Fire Insurance business will be COZ 3,cted
and continued at the old stand TOD.
Carnes, who alone is authorized
&c - The business of the old firm.
j. e. LEIGH,
j. j. CARNES.
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Engraving.

All orders for engraving on wood, If
left at THE HERALD office. will be
promptly attended to for reasonable
price, by I. J. Ovens, engraver on
wood.
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Mr.. MoCUHE j, HOLIDAY is n duly autho =
izsd agent aud espond, mt of the Daily
advertising, job work and subscriptions
will re duly ratified by this office.
Mr.. JOHH W. SwIHDELIs Is the duly author
lied agent and corresp ndent of The Dali
LAS HERALD. All contracts made with
him viii be ratified and all cOurtesies ex.
tended duly reciprocated.
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SNEAD, BKUMLEY, & co.
DALLAS, March 3, 1877.

Referring to the above, l notify my
friends that will continue the bust.
ness of the late firm in my own name
at its old stand, and trust NAV be-
favored with their patronage. / will
request all persons owing the late firm,
to call and pay up as soon as
possible, as | have assumed all the
debts of the late firm, and will need
money to pay the same.
G. S. BRUMLEY.
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Attention.

Members of Hook and Ladder Com.
pany No. |, are requested to meet, this
afternoon, at four O'clock, at the fire.
mems hall. BY order of
b. Il. LOEB, Foreman,
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Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF the firm OF l.. Wallenstein Il Co.,
Dallas, Texas, to prove their claims to
the undersigned assignee, for pro rata
payment by April the 18th, 1877.
IL. BAMBERGER, Assignee.
mch2i SOS Chestnut street. 81. Louis.
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Mrs. Littell Il Thatcher desires to
call attention of the ladies of Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock of mil
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
dress making.
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ONOice Hungarian Seed

for sale ia Quantities to suit purchasers
vt S. f. sPENCER's,
Produce Dealer, 100 Elm street, Dallas.
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Bargains In cigars

The bankrupt stock OIL. Wallerstein
" 20. will be closed out within ten
days, at any price. invite all dealers
Ia cigars to call and examine the goods.
mrh20.tapl G. BuRGowER.
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For a pure Havana cigar st ten
cents, call on F. Fendrich, Herald
building. IA St
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SUNDAY MORNING :;::: MARCH 25.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

SAN JAcINTo PARK-Grand Concert by the
Germania Band.
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Just Received,

Another invoice of pianos will be sold
at reduced prices by III. A. Sceya, 5Ol
Main street, Dallas d3t-wl
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The celebrated "Big Gum" "Flor
dt Fumar' and "Gem" cigars, at +.
fe -drich's, Herald building, l4'3t
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ailg Yerala.

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except on Monday, nj $40 90 per
annum IN advance, postage prepaid or
% cents per week delivered In the city.
ADVERTISING RATES: One square item lines
nonpareill one time 81 80, each subsequent
insertion, 70 cents. Special rates for weekly
monthly AMI yearly advertisers.
THE WEEKLY HERALD IL published every
Saturday morning at 81 10 ger year, post
Pge prepaid.
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Don't fail to go to Fendrich's for
the best five cent cigar in the city.
II 81
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G. S, Brumley, this day having pur.
chased the interest of w. d. Snead
and Ben Nelson, in the firm of Enead,
Brumley " Co., said firm is hereby
dissolved, Z. s, Brumley assuming all
the liabilities of said firm, and being
alone authorized to collect the debts
due said firm.
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CHAPTER VI.

OF course Mr.. Hampton was ready
with, IL told you so,' when the fire
was discussed at breakfast and traced
To the carousal ID the night previous
in Bachelor Row. Quite a dismal
scene was revealed beneath the glaring
sunlight. Even the clustering trees
looked grim and black from the fiery
ordeal.
Mrs. Randolph now began to send
for Ethel continually to sit with her,
and Bob's fancy was encouraged by
his doting, injudicious mother till it
threatened 10 become really serious.
Mr.. Hampton looked on, impatient
often. but secure in his ovorweening
vanity. Walks aud games and drives
10 the distant Sulphur and EPSON
Wells continued rs before, but Ethes
ne'er overstepped certain barrier Of
reserve that their lack Of congenial
tastes early erected.
She had many admirers, aud now
Col. White, who had been absent sew
eral days, returned To swell the ranks.
!Ier manners were easy and her
costumes simply perf'si. Whether
watching. Mrs. Raudolph's eternal EN-
broidery, or joining the young people
ia their various amusements, or sitting
with book in sl.s Of the many bow
ers that dotted the lawn. she was al.
WAYS aruyel charmingly in some
flowing fabric that suggested the very
essence Of luxury and refinement.
About this time she wrote 10 a friend
nj Lexington after this manner: "iou
ask me, dear Lille, Why cannot for
get him. Why | will not he happy
in the midst of 81 much gay,ty aud
adulaiion. II is impossible. Wher,
ever go | hear his pleading voice,
and not all the hollow mockery OF
these gilded pleasures can Danish thu
sounl. Ii only knew where he is
could convince him that am not the
luereensry creature he belieyes me
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The greatest living General" has
only three more Sunday. left for di-
daclic purpose; and b. will find that
when these three Sundays have passed
the now attentive agents Of the A.so-
cialed Press will no longer care to lis.
ten To his views" We take ii.e lii,
eriy to recommend Es the remaining
Sunday talks the following topics
/. The value Of Seneca sai.lssnne IL
Government architecture. z. Our ne,
lations with Cuba. 3 Hos to pre-.
vent the Manufacture of crooked y .is.
Ky. The President may not Le spe.
cially interested in these subjects, but
the country il. Let bin say as the
patriotic Pickett said -"D--n my IN.
rcst-lhink Of the interest of forty
millions Of people IN. \. sun.
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Address I'RpfHa DrOTlltss, ss~ York
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"iou wuull make u most beautiful
actress in the drama of liie,' Whisper
ell a poetical Chicago youth to his in
amoraia the other evening. "lndeed
lis so-ynu would be very star"
And YOU" murmurcl the fair one
rs she leaned an his shoulder
"w.wouldn't y.you like to support
me-" Now he supports her regularly
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"A Complete Pictorial Hisssry sftAs
finea"-"Ths best, cheapest and
most successful Family Pa
per in the Unien."
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.


H,p-s's Wsiiy should bs in every hnily
throughout the land, ss pare, more intsrsslny,
hiEhsr-,onsd, bsiier-iils trAted paper 10 net psL
lishss Ia this 80 any other cVantry Css.sssss-I
hshsi nosion.
The Wrsky is the Onl, illustrated paper u The
day that In its es-sDtial 'harsetrrisles 10 rsoo-
niIsd As a national paper bTeotiya SsSIs
The leading articles iu HfrSeTs wsskly oa polit-
teal topics, models Of LiEb-oned der sssiss.
aud IL pictorial illustrations are Often corr"bsss-
tive az u1sni Of no smsh Lns.- LEaa..e end
tAoOaieis, \. \,
The Needy has to q siill hrrsr degree St.sssc~t
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Ner York.
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NONDENSED TIME.
CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville 4 Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sorTu.


r,--errrrs on !. G. ~. r. r. (Short Line) =. ".
Al H. ", ~. A. ". u. u. and u. = Mail Lac
steamers conneet NJ Innisvtllc With TRAIN No.
4. TRAIN M. cornectr 81 Lebanon Iunction
vith Train No. " for al points On Knoxville aad
Richmora trsuchc-. Train No is ronnects ~ ieh
anon Junction With Train No. t-om sil lnin,s on
he N~mphi- snd Montgomery tine.; ~ lelauon
with starrr 10 and frm springfield, Crntlellsville
columbia srt ,'rrcn.hurr; ~ Mi'rhe-burF. With
stag ~ sd hvn Ferry Willie aud lI,rrodsharri 81
Isnville siHti,n with Stages 10 aud from nanvtlls
city; ~ stamford With siSses ~ sud frn Somerset
al Richmend Junction. 10 sud frou ppints between
there aud Livingston; Al Richmond With stages 10
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ms ass EvGENlN DUNLAP FuVf>.
To ercs her tcr was the work Of
w,cmcnt and ore glance revealed
Bachelor Row in flames. Springing
to Ethel who like every bsly else
was sound in her FIRST slcep-beauty
sleep the witches call it--she cried.
Ethel! Ethel. awake! The spriugs
are on fire.
To commit the babe to the now
startled nurse aud throw shawl over
hcr nirht.robe was the next step aud
Mrs. Darling ran swiftly to the front
Of the main building crying, Fire
as che went.
II seemed an are befdre sleepy
man in his night-clothes appeared,
bucket In hand, but the sight of the
rapillysprcading flames shook up his
dormant faculties rs nothing else
c ull, and he shouted for help till
hoar.c. In n few moments more
.core Of men in shirtslceves, with
bare heads and feet had collected from
the village in the distance, and one by
one the cottage doors Enclosed to eject
the frightened, shivering occupants.
Soon the long platform was crowded
with all sorts Of incongruous costumes
and rcsounded with various walls and
plants from terrified women.
Bachelor Row was separated from
che other buildings by the streets only,
and the combustible material used in
the cottages soon igniicd at every
plank and seam. The heat was blist'
ering the opposite platform and the
flames, leaping into the tall trees,
spread with alarming rapidity. feed
ing upon all they c,uld find.
Meanwhile Mrs. Darliugs voice
was heard directing, commanding,
even scolding till she had made the
staring men cover the main roof with
water and wet blankets, and cut awsy
ahc platform that threatened to entice
the flames in the direction of the
large hotel. The buildings we're ar
rargcd upon three sides of square
and the only connecting link with the
fire was the long open paatform where
visitors congrcgated to arrive, leave,
or start for the numerous drives to
mineral waters not within the enclo-
sure.
Ethel, after assisting her mother in
obedience to her calls, was standing in
the crowd watching the fascinating,
pitiless flames when she was abruptly
accosted by mournful voice at her
side, Ethel! Did | hear some one
call you Ethel? l. that your name?
"Yos. madam, answered she sur
priscd at question so irrelevant in
the fearful scene before her; and she
was still more asionished 10 find in the
speaker Mrs. Randolph.
Closely wrapped in Il waterproof
cloak the lady's face looked spcctrn
from its somber covering, and hci
tones were sad beyond description.
"Sweet, sweet name!" she sighed
"my only daughter, beautiful and be
loved, wore it fourteen years aud theI
went home. God pity mel" and sh'
moancd aloud MS she turned away and
bcgan walking back ard forth in hcI
sorrow.
Ethel had met Mrs. Randolph onl
once and received the impression n
that time that she MAS or soca woai.
be insane. Now a glimpse of the col
roJing care that consumed her was re
vealed in the weird light of the confa
grafton, and the girlish heart went ou
in sympathy for the lonely mother.
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Of Diseased LIVER.

symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the righ, side under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the paticntisrarcly able to lie onthe left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
Is sometimes mistaken for 4 rleuna'
,ism in the arm. The stomach is affect.
cd with loss of appetite and sickness.
the bowels in general are cOstive.
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss OF memory, accompan-
led With painful sensation OF having
left undone something which Dug INT to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold OF burning, and lac complainsofa
prickly sensation oftl,e skin; his spir-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
70 him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortiilide enough to Try IL in fact.
he dstrusts every remedy Several oi
he Observation-Disclosures disease,
but cases have occurred where lew oi
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, aiterdeath, has shown the LIvER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Din. c. McLANE's LIVER PIILs,IS
CASKS OF AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Qnininc, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimplc purga,lve they areunequaled.
nEwARE o. LIMITATIONS
The genuine Din. {. MsLANKs
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal ON
the iii, with the impression DR.
MrLANE's LIVER PiII.s.
The genuine NJ. LASEsLIv PlII.s
bear the signatures OF Z. M!LANE.
and FLEMING BEos. on the wrappers.
CVInsist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving you the genuine DR. L.
MeLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepared
bv Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Tstho,, a ,,hinr 10 give Ds G. MclAsE's IIsEE
pilGsa tuAI NC will nl.ul post paid Ia anN part ~
tn Unt,A States. ons boa Of lils ior twenty hss
1Inu. lLLAllNC BROS, fN.a1'Js, Pa.
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