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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SNIP WINCH tBr. 1857 tons). McDonsld from Lv-
erpool York. In ballast with crew numbering ~
persons went Caps Henry night Of 2lst ns
The csang Of station No attempted to board her.
but back high The captain has ss.ed
for two seamtugs which have been telegraphed for to
Baker Co. Of Norfolk later despatch dated nd.
PM reports follows "Afcr unsuccessful attempts to
fire. line to the ship with mortar line from the vessel
barrel and attempts Are being made TO run lite car
back and forward Tor the purpose OF bringing the crew
ashore" still later despatch 10 IN says:- Lille car
IL steadily working and seven OF tho crew have been
gott ashore"
STEAMER Lorus-Tho steamer reported from Odessa az
wrecked doubtless Lotus I'D which arrived ut Cen
stantnops bound ~ Odessa " load for
London
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CHURCH AND STAGE.
THE REV. DIR. BELLOWS ON THE UsEFULNEss


THE REV. DIR. BELLOWS ON THE UsEFULNEss
or THE THEATRE.
The following letter from the Rev. Henry W. Bellows
will be read with by the lovers OF the theatre,
especially by those who appreciate Mr. Joseph Wat
sons argument that It ia full time that the useless
opposition OF tho church to the stage should be aoan'
doncd. Fifteen years ago Dr. Bellows had the
moral courage to advocate from the boards
OF the New York Academy Of Music, the
claims OF rho drama upon the respect OF tie
clergy and lalty alike For this step he
denounced the time, but be has lived TO see his
views largely accepted by the religious world Since
then sThe Little Church Around the Corner" has De.
como now bond OF union between the pulpit and the
stage In England liberal ideas have made similar
progress and only few days ago tho Bishop OF Man.
chester spoke from stage OF theatre in emphatic
praise Of the moral vauo OF good plays and good act
ing These evidences crafty those who wish TO sec
the great Of tho Church and theatre united in'
stead Of Divided 80
New York. March 20, 1877.
DEAR Sn.-I have read your pubshod articles on
the claims OF Shakespeares genius and works upon
the American public with much interest. am per-
sudcd that America has at least as full an apprec-
ton feels deeply his power hnd IN
nuenco any portion OF the ELgishspeakng race.
So long ms he continues be the representative oil tho
and Tor the existence oil the theatre
will continue hold It's ineradicabe place IN the public
esteem The church, no doubt has its grounds oil Just
Of much OF the immortality levity una SEN
sual,ty connected with the playhouse but the theatre
must be finally Judged by It's positive claims on human
and the fitness II has to meet certain indcstrict'
BILE wants OF humanity not by its faults, which are not
It's own iruits but unhappy weeds thrown IN among
Its wholesome wheat by careless hands that TOOK ad-
vantage oil It's natural attractions TO win consent lot
iollcs that II dsowns have lived TO inner DIS
crlminaiion growing up with one generation between
the parasitic evils and the essential good OF the drama
II VIII survive its intoerans critics and has'y
den0uncers.
Unhappy the present taste for amusement for fun.
froc and the stage and discourages
It's friends But this due to the anxiety Of Our
American lie, which makes an amusing ana lroc-
somo leisure almost essential TO the balance OF its
overwOrked business ambitions and anXlctcs. win
culture. more hxty and more sobriety o Inc com.
mon life theatre will grow more refined, sober ana
earnest and its representatives Will be more dignied
and ecvating in subjects and in representation lie.
specially yours, II. w. bELLoWS
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nine. Pamieri aud the other members OF the
Havana Opera Company have arrived in the city.
Mr.. Franklin will give shakespearian readings at
parlor No. Of the Aston House three O'Clock this
afternoon.
Rose Eytnge began theatrical engagement at Port
land Me- this week, and appeared IN The play OF "Mss
Mutton" last night
Only three more opportunities will be given TO sec
"a Trip to the Moon" at Booths Theatre in its i'm
proved form. The ballet is especially fine, and the
scenic effects admirable.
'sLondon Assurance" will be played for tho last time
tomorrow evening ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre Mr..
Charles Coghian has recovered from his severe illness
and will appear IN The .'Lady Of Lyons on Saturday
afternoon.
Tho subscription for the Italian opera season Of
twelve nights ut the Academy Of Music is progressing
in way justify tho enthusiastic expectations
OF the imprcsarii, Messrs Albucs and PalmerL The
company comes TO from Havana where II met with
1attering success. II includes Mines. Palnicr, Kos.
tell, Marck and Porsian, well known sopranos Nine
Rabci contrallo; Signori Cclada and Lena, tenors.
The baritone IS Signor Bertoas, and Del Negro and
Rambcili are the bassos. Max Maretzek will &C, as
musical director and Signor Tomas conductor. The
repertoire will include .Rgolctto," "Un Ballo in
Maschera," "Poliuto,n .Martha," "Trovatore" and
verdi's "Don Carlos The manager De vivo, ex-
presses a confident hope that Nine. lima di MursIa
will ro.appear during tho season.
The fourth OF Miss Roots OF "baad concerts
for tho benefit OF tho destitute poor OF New York VIII
be given Chickerng Hall on Friday evening, March
% The noble object OF these charities ought OF
itself to be sufficient recommendation to generous
public support, and we hope Chickerng Hall Will be
filled to overlooking Friday evening. The concert
is for the benefit OF tho epiphany Gud' and some
other charitable societies. Among the artists who
have consented to assist Miss Root ure Miss Flora
Aud, Mr. Edward Gilbert, Signor Salvatore Dc Carlo,
Mr. W. IL. Pratt and the members OF the symphonic
Quartet have also consentcd to appear. Miss Root
will sing Gounods sacred song, "Thorc Is Green Hill
Far Away" and the pretty Scotch song, "Kelvin
Grove" Signor Dc Carlo will sing tho flute song from
s.Slartha and several English ballads will be given
by Mr.. Gilbert The programme is happily selected
and promises night OF thorough enjoyment
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BSnsos AYnEs FEB ; Boston n port bark sAawmu Conner
0i BSIsn Hon March Sin port scr Impulse tBr). Roun.
tree. tor New York in 2 days.
Forbes Ga,S srs ASs Fulton s Hng
Cuba: sch,s Helen Iioiway. Thompson Machias
s.'sa H-ea sco
son. Thomas sehr EnsaSe.h Magee Mage philadsl.
St Clair Edwards Ireland Phl"deiphia; 18th bark Fear.
Sailed 9TH sehs Ruth Carlisle, Smith New York sth
Ricardo iowa. Little BALTIMORE 18th, David II tolck Saw
Dry sss March le-Arrlved vidal esp,
Leo, Daniels. Savannah st Augustine aud Nassau (and
Sailed die 18TH s"rss Resolve No Bnr.h Mobile Antonio
cs." o New S sy"Es s and
York brig Gsssatele Sparks Carden"s and Of Ia'ser.s
Also sailed i7th steamer Chas Lord Cotton Now Or.
Cleared 10th bark Norden tswe, Norman. New York.
M @ c o oaa far New Y"s o for
Ssw York direct; detained BY Ssd weather; v.~
JEarxN. Fob 27-Arrived, sclr Mary Mansam. Cole
New s sSTs A Srs Wesley seymour &
Iou,snunc March 2o-sailed. schr Rebccca Anne. for
MALSo March ie-Arrived bark Messcl tNor. Asaksen.
MarAauAz March SIN port, brgs Mary Dana. oNeil.
for Boston: Geo Morgan. ior New Haven scrs Ricardo
MArASzAs. March l4-Arved, schr Charles Coulomb.
sa,sd ih s""rs Charles Plat sharp Of Hattcras
18th, Adoi. Nellie (Br). Cameron do.
OpoRro March l6-Arrived brig Fritz tSwc). lakonscn,
Baltimore.
Ponro iADnLLo, March ARRIVED, schr VIM Gushing.
Cranmcr. Inguayra: -
for Boston, dg schr Edward Burton. Miller FOR do. do
PORT PRiNcE. about March 2-Arrived schr Five Sis
tiers. Wallace. New York.
sAsuA, March j-Arrivcd brig Matte RUSSELL Athcr-
ton Havana schrs Ellen r,bin burnett, do Susan Ray
Endicott. do. Annie Lewis. Allrch. rcnsacon.
Arrived iih. bgs Marius Colpcl (Br shaw
Maseilles land cleared 18th Tor HavanaI Sasua Munday
Philadelphia: ANGELA. Evans. Machims: L. Mun>ou,
Euntley t,adix schr Mabel staples Putnam Portland
Arrived PRIOR 10Th. brig Mary Leighton. Leighton.
st Thomas. . .
Sailed 18th. Florence Novel; Fennmorc. " Of Hat.
..
Cleared 18TH barks Masonic. Rice and Kate illiams
Hale, OF atteras. brias salista Partridge. Mary o
Comery. Terry u Clements Brl. Lewis, and Zebcnia
dr. Menaw do; schrs kobt Graham. Smith: Virgins
l. Hickman, KINNEY. and Chamber tBr). Buck. do
Brvht star tBrj, Mcintosh. Pascaroula
ST JAGQ March 2Arrved previous schr Olive Crosby.
Hutchinson, Pensacola
~ JOuS, NIB, March 20--Arrved. bark Crown Jewel
(Brl, smith via st Thomas; schr Winged kcan,
Virginia. I'D. ship Muskota ) Cutter Lcwcs De: barks
Wawaenoh Br). Wilson, Liverpool: Arabia tBrj. Easton.
Cleared 10Th brig u r Brown (Br). wolse Liverpool
stadt Frankfort. lIunvvet Cherbourg.
VALPARAISO. Feb l1ClcNrcd bark Valparaiso Chi). far
San Francisco, TO sail in u few days
Chartered-Bark Camban (r) to load produce In Val
pamis0 bay and Tacahuano for New York bldg Doux Amis
lFrJ, to load nitrate ut Iquique Tor California
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BARK PAPA LuIGr Utah. Romano, from Gisgenti Dec "
for with wen. ashore S%"s I'd. ' a s sos
tucke she lies 100 yards from the beach and has bliseu
ton No H. -
BARK MAHsuALL-The Nantucket Inquirer and MIR.
stranded last wees The boats part OF the rigging cables
hawser sails and some of the yards have oesn saved An
attempt will probably 10 made to haul her OH
Bars yIDssAKs Nor, from bordeaux for Daren WRECKED
BRIG MECHANIC. Gould from Pensacola for Ma.anzss in
nation on the Ian us. struck the rocky has. abreast
,o a uas's m"so az inc mouth OF ,ns 0.nas s. .
landed ut Matsnxas.
,a Esa Ds % 4. for oS wns
Gus gales and lost upper and lower opsais will repair ana
scnR MARY AUGUSTA from Norfolk for Baltimore which
put back 10 the former port for REPAIRS Lost main rigging
Sem PRESIDENT tof Mystic) Rafferty, before reported
sunk OIL Port Jefferson. obossn for
Sona Mx1cr rnysDY Crowley. from Nayass. for WI.
port.
ky wxsr. March - The New York. from New
Star to New Orleans.
KEsSKnusKronr. March loschr Robert Woodruff: from
Wscassc which ashore Cape Porpoiso harbor
the 10TH came Oh Monday night.
NkwroHr March 1.-THE wreekers lave examined the
found it badly broken that deemed advisable TO
condemn her which has siuce been done. er sails;
other have landed and an attempt win
SAVANNAH March 20-Sclr los BaKcr from Glen Cos
for New York has been dsch arged and placed the
rine railway for further examination and repairs
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 2O-Durng the recent NIX gale
and large fleet caught Nam
tucket shoals and Ia running far Cross Rip Lgtip
behind Long shox, MnsKeget Channel schr sawyer. OF
Jonespcr Me- Capt Cummings. from SC John Tor hia!el'
phia cargo ats struck ON the sh"a came on wore ship
and anchored struck heavily while anchor causing
sci TO leak bady made sail again. into deep and
rode out the gale Schr trnmhull Hamilton Of aud from
Portland tor New York lumber, On
the same shoa aud OF in few hours dam
uge. II any unkohwn she had previously lost her
uinsai by collision with another vessel Brig British
Queen, Eaton, from Canada Greek, Ms. for New IOrk.
the shoa bent It. and aferward lost
anchor and running out through Muskegct Chan.
nell II Is repOred she later of the south side of
the Vineyard schr Active Seward OF aud from Ports
mouth for New YORK. also ashore IN the vicinity
of without apparent damage schr Nathan Cleaves
Atwood. from Portland Tor Norfolk the shoa and
beat in five eet Of water threw part Of her
ballast Schr Flora Newcomb. Eaton. salem Tor Vir-
gni and Union. Gott Calais Providence struck ind
of without damSgo
2ls--fhe schr VI Sewai before reported wrecked
Long Shoal Is aioat with one anchor down. The schrs
BrainhM and John Norris have stripped her of sails
rigging light spars She will probably be towed in
the weather will permit Her house Is gone and her
lull bAdl dam
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. O, March 2Osailed. bark Alumni (Br), sup
posed for United Kingdom
ALEXANDRIA,. March 2l-ArrIved. schrs X W Godfrey
and ID NJ Anthony - for orders: Kacnei Seaman. sarah
Fort and ; q Tryon. - for Washiugton Helen Has
broucK, - for teor lctown.
BOSTON. March 2i-ticared brig Belle Prescott Watcr-
house. Portland. =.
Glaucus. Bearsc New York; schrs Colin Baker, Baker
baltimore; q bartlett. Parsons. Honoken; Anna Der
gen. Thompson, New York: Brnn, Crowley. Port John.
schrs Ella Mitchell. dol Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie. New
York. 49,. -.
saiiodsteamer Rattiesnakc, tr,gs Bttern Belle Pres
colt. .
M0sberg. Haiway.
bark ElaAnog OBJ MO0kl0Y AtN0rpool saahla
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and informed
that by teegaphing to the HERALD London Bureau I'D
dressing Bennctt No. 46 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue rOpera
Paris" arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American ana all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. tho will be csbed this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving ut and sailing from French and Med
terranean ports will find Paris office oconom
cal expeditions for telegraphins
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YELLOW FEVER.

The schooner Hattie n. Cove, Of Gloucester, Mass,
and from Pernambuco. arrived at Quarantine last
night under command OF Captain Gamcke. her former
commander (Merchanp having died at Pernam-
buco, on January IL, Of yellow fever On
the passage to New York there two
additional deaths from the same cause.
The names OF the men A. johnson, steward, ma
I'VE OF Sweden, who died February ~, and james
II. Sears, native oil Cape Ann, Mass aged twenty
seven years. who was acting Captain OF the vessel
until his death, which occurred February 20.
The vessel will he dotained at Quarantine by the
Health Officer for observation.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
MARCH %, 1877.
Z. Gentle. IN. Moderate.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH p, 1877
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Asaua (Br), Campbell. Glasgow March 10 and
Mvvie Ith with ndse anu passengers 10 iiehher'n BROS
March ~ o. Ion rs TO- passed steamer Ethiopia
dir hence Tor Glasgow 10TH a. Ion 90 40, steamer
Victoria tBrJ from Boston Tor Liverpool. 21st 40 miles
Nantucket gshp. passed steamer Assyra tBrJ. hence
Tor Glasgow. - =. =.
steamer City OF Houston. Eldrdge Galveston March IL
and hey West i7h with mdse and passengers to III Nal
ory Co. nth, Oh Torutas passed rhp sbeburDe orr
Pcnsacla 18TH lat 30 % Ion ~ 40 brig
Alpha lBrj, from Lisbon Tor Doboy.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond. city Point
and Norfolk with udse and passengers the Old Domn
ion steamship Co
ship Anahuac Matthews Manila ia days, with sugar
and hemp 10 order, Passed AMER Dec 49, Cape Of Good
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ma-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Capains or officers
engaged the coastng and foreign trade observ
to comm the the that 1t be
brought publicly the attention of the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the RRALp New York
city giving accurately possible the number and posi-
OF displaced buoys the of their removal will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
London Office OF the New YORK HERALD 40
Fleet London to the Paris office. 81 Avenue dc
Opera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett AZ Fleet street, London
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera. Paris" Where of
the reach of telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the hrst conven
lent port This will DO cabled FREQ of charge
the HERALD and published.
Fy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing whlo
burning the coors red red changing from tho
other succession and be several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon this signal will oblige
by preparing marine they have Tor the ship
News Department of the HERALD
rPsrsons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels arriv
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all of the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates are required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
FAILURES IN. DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, March %, 1871
William D. Morton L. Co. made assignment To-.
day. Their liabilities about $l2000O Their assets
not known; but 1t is reported that the greater
portion OF of stock in the Cass Avenue
Street Railway, which is not very desirable property
The Michigan Central Railroad Company is heavy
loser The other sufferers principally workingmcn
The creditors OF Caleb Ives, who recently made an
assignment. have filed petition in bankruptcy against
the rm oil Caleb Ives L. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
WAITS AND STRAYS.

A female infant, apparently not more than an hour
old, was found last evening in the vacant lot in the
of No. go East Thrtynrst street. slight cut
on the forehead indicated that had doubtlcssy been
thrown over the fence Tho child was entirely naked
1t 10 now tho OF Matron Webb at police head.
quarters. There in all male and female
children brought to police headquarters last night
Most oil them were strays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
SPOKEN.

Bark VIM w Thomas, Boyd, from New York March 1 Cor
Calcutta March 10. lat "a N lon SO W.
Bark Aagot tNor, Scharfenbeg, from Antwerp tor Phil
adelphia Feb 2O. lat 40. Ion Is.
BARK loltingen (N0r) Evensen, from London for New
York Feb ~, lat ~ 81. lon II 30
Cape May.
Schr Grace Andrews Andrews from Portland for Matan-
xas March II, no lut. kc.
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DANIEL CoGHLAN.

Daniel Coghlan, Of Whippany, N. j., died suddenly
in this city yesterday. Mr.. Coghlan q member OF
the New Jersey Legislature $685. and was highly
esteemed throughout that State for the integrity
OF his character and his charitable disposition. He
was OF the wcalthicst and most influential citizens
OF tho neghDor hood in which he lived, and was owner
Of the large paper mills Ut Whppany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
SAILED.

Steamers Holland r) tor London State Of Pennsyva-
MIA (Brl Glasgow; Aibenaric, Lewes Del ships levia
than (NorJ. Queenstown or Falmouth Young America,
san Francisco barks Brdstow (r, Messina AEnes Nor)
Liverpool Evenezer !Aer!, Morgan PM l.: Jane Adene
Iaeuayra Cabel!0 brps Iyphoon lNor), viyo
and Corunna; Renshaw. Cardenas; Gipsey Dap). Rich
p,nnd
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A DEFAULTEK SURRENDERS.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March %, 1877.
John W. Burnes, the absconding clerk Of T. Mallcy,
OF this city, surrendered himself to-day the author.
itics at Winstcd.
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OBITUARY.
TRACY BEADLE, n. d

TRACY BEADLE, NJ D.
Dr. Tracy Beadlc prominent citizen Of Elmira,
N Y, died Suddenly IN that city yesterday afternoon
IN the seventeen year of his ngc. He had been twice
a member OF tho State Assembly, and was o member
OF tho last Constitutional Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-23
ABANDONED WOMEN.

Captain Kass and four officers In private clothes
made q raid last evening on the 'strcct walkers" OF
tho Tenth precinct Fifteen women were locked up.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH APRIL.
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Steamer Eeanora. Johnson. New York for Portland.
steamer Neptune Berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer Bolivar. tieer. New YORK tor New London and
Norwich - =.
schr aurora Boreas ( Finley. New York for st John,
nh
Schr onward, iiorham New York for Nantucket
Schr Justice Caswel New York tor Narrapnns Pier.
Schr Black stone Wicksop New York for Providence.
Schr Boax Ryder, Hoboken for Belfast.
Schr Jas w Bayies Arnold Hobnken for Providence.
Schr Is Allen. Randall Weehmwken for New London.
Schr ] Worthingon. Fitch Port johnson for Fall River.
Schr Wesnorelad Allen Port johnson for Fall River.
Schr y Brancrd. Hubbard Port Johnson for Dighton.
schr Nodesty, Weaver, Port johnson Tor Providence.
schr Eayd Brown Emerson Port johnson Tor Fall River
Schr Davidson. Frecm Ezabehport for Warren, Ill
Schr L Potts, Crowley, Amboy Tor New London.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21
Pages.

We direct especial attention to the
liberal advertisement OF this old
and popular Dallas boot and shoe
house, which appears this morn.
ing. Their stock is very large,
aud bought tn that discretion and
care which has always distinguished
them, and will be kept up throughout
the season, to its present high stand
ard. Their custom made stock is very
superior. They have skillful and com.
petent workmen, and can be relied
upon for fine work Of all kinds.
We have long enjoyed an intimate
acquaintance with Mr.. Fred III. Page,
who is now Mt the head of the house,
and from such knowledge, can com.
mend the establishment for liberality
style and fair dealing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21

Sensible Advice,

You are asked every day through
the columns of newspapers and by
your druggist to use something for
dyspepsia and liver complaint that
you know nothing about, you got dis
couraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you of dyspepsia and
liver complaint with all its effects,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual cost eness, palpitation of the
heart, heartburn, water brash, coming
up of food after eating, low spirits,
etc, we ask you to go to your druggist,
and get Il sample bottle of Green's
August Flower for ten cents, and try it.,
or a regular size for seventy.fve cents,
two doses will relieve you. cow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21
distinguished Changers.

Hon. w w. Lang, Master Texas
State Grange, and Hon. Il. II. Allen,
Master Missouri State Grange, and
possibly, Hon. John 7. Jones, Master
Of the National Grange, are expected
in this city on the 4th proximo.
They will address the citizens OF the
county at the Mckinney road crossing
on White Rock creek, on Friday, the
9th OF April, at 10 O'Clock n, M, and
at the Nance camp ground, on Five
Mile creek, on Wednesday, the 9th of
April, at the same hour.
The citizens of the county are re-
specially invited to attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21
The Bull's Eye.

MIR. Frank Hyde, OF the Creedmore
rifle team, is in the city and will pro
badly remain through the week. Mr..
Hyde organized rife club In Calves.
ton, one in Houston and one in Aus
tin. They are preparing for
another at San Antonio, and as soon
as Mr.. III. gets through here he goes
over thore, to perfect the organization,
Quite a number of gentlemen here
have resolved to form n club, and no
doubt will organize during Mr.. Hyde's
stay. The social and sporting features
OF the club will commend II to gentle
men who are fond Of this perfectly
rational amusement. Houston has
challenged the State for trial OF skill
at as early n day as possible. WIN
not Dallas be prepared to take a part
in the sport with honor to our CITY ?
A meeting will probably take place
Thursday evening at some convenient
place In the city, for the purpose of
organizing. Those who entertain the
idea should see Mr.. Hyde or
Major Barkley, and also be present at
the place of meeting. Due notice will
be given Thursday morning.