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CoLLIEItY HORROR.

TwO Hundred anu Thirty Three En-
lonbed-The nOfiOm ~ one FH
Known ~ He FHied win beh"-
EainI KuOckiDg IteaTd IA Another
Only One Person thus Far heneued'
New YORK, october 22 "A Glasgow
dispatch suys exploring parties have
been ut work endeavorlng to succor
those In the mine, but have little hopes
of resouing any alive, and expresses
tie opinion that every one In the pit IL
dead. One survivor says that the bot
tom Of the pit is full OF dead bodies.
The latest particulars from High
Blantin, shows that two hundred and
thiriy-three men descended into the
mines this morning, none OF these, ex-
cept one who was working near a
SHAFT at the time the explosion occur
red, was rescued. Up TO n late hour
this evening, very little hope OF rescu-
ing the men Ia entertained, AZ the ex.
plosion occurred at nine O'clock In the
morning. The exploring parties had
to relinqulsh their efforts In one at
four In the afternoon, because Of the
poisonous gases ut the bottom of the
shaft. In other pits, the coliery com
prlsing three pits with communication,
Faint knocking has been heard, but 80
far, II 10 impossible to resch the bot
tom of the shaft.
Later--It Ia feared the entire -four
hundred men in the colliery Mt High
Blantin persisted. a special train war
sent TO bring the Injured to the elias
gov infirmary, but 1t has returned. Nc
one having been got out alive. TWEEN
ty dead bodies have been recovered
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Edmuntis' BiII Respecting the Aseer.
tanning snd Declaration of the Re.
suit OF Presidential Elections Passed
-House Speedily ting on Colorado,
In the house Colora do occupied the
entire day. A select committee was
ordered, when 1t adjourned to Wednes.
day.
Senate-Among the bills introduced
and referred In the senate during the
morning hour was one by Mr.. Beck, OF
Kentucky, To repeal section three OF
the act 10 provide for resumption OF
specie payments, approved, July IA,
1875.
by MIR. Henford, OF West Virginia,
to repeal the act to provide for the re.
sumption Ofspecie payments.
by Mr.. Jones, of Nevada, to author.
ize coinage ola dollar OF four bundled
and twelve and one-baif grains OF sill
yer, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Howe introduced bill to amend
certain PROVISIONS Of the revised stat
utes of the transportation CRIMINALS.
MIR. Chaffee, OF Colorado, submitted
a resolution directing the secretary OF
the interior to transmit 10 the senate a
copy Of the last annual report of gov
eminent directory OF the Union Pacific
railroad company. Agreed n.
A number Of bills were introduced
and referred to proper committees, and
thesenate at l2o'ciOck adjourned until
TO morrow.
In the senate the resolution submit.
ted by Mr. Edmunds on "Wednesday
last. providing for the appointment 81
a telec. committee OF seven ssnainTs,
wb0se duty Il shall be 10 take into
consideration the state Of the Law re.
specting the ascertain and declara-
ton Of the result Of elections Of
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WEST INDIES.

All the Provinces la San Domingo
Hut One Ia open Rebellion Quiot
Kcigns la iIayu,
HAVANA, October 22,-rhe English
steamer has arrived from 81. Thomas
with date Of the nth, and San Domin-
go to the 18th. Puerto Plato was re-
occupied by the government troops.
The rebels were encamped in the sub.
urbs OF the city waiting for reinforce
ments, In order to renew the attack.
The government troops had recaptured
Lavoga. All the other provinces were
in state of open rebellion. Reports
from Hayti represent everything quiet
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THE TURF KINGS.

The Great Race Postponed, the Tack
being HeaVy-nO'eIs Crowded win
Visitors 10 she Rnco--New York Hack
Ing OchleIree and PaTOIe--ke nIucky
Confident.
BALTIMORE, October % The great
race between TenhroecB, Tom Ochle-
tree and Parole was postponed until
"Wednesday, on account OF heavy
track. The owners OF enbroeck and
Ochietree wero willing to run to-mor-
row, but as the terms of the race were
that 1t should he run on fast track,
the owners of Parole requested post
ponemoHt which was acceded to. The
threatening weather Of the past two
days cleared of this afternoon, with a
bright clear sky, and by tomorrow
the track will be in fine condition. The
hotels tonight are crowded with visi-
tors to the races from every part of the
country, particularly from Kentucky
and New York, the former backing
Tenbroeck, and the latter Ochletree
and Parole.
The extra race between Tenbroeck,
Oohletree and Parole, having been post.
poned until Wednesday, the four mile
race will consequently be run on FRI
day. The races tomorrow will be
three quarter mile dash, Dixie stakes,
central stakes, and two mile heats.
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Tuesday, October %.

TROTrING-Mile heats, three I'm five, for
horses that never beat $40, three to enter,
two TO start, $3.50 and $50.
TROlrlNG RACE For three and four
years old, mile heats, two In three, $40 and
$40.
9. W. Phillips enters "Tuckaho." formerly
daylight
W, e. Hughes enters sorrol gelding, "Mor-
gan, seven years old, three whise feet. sire
and dam unknown.
Queen"
TRorTING, THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD.
Crutcher Rros. enter brown colt STANLEY"
by Colon, dam by Bertram.
DIR. W. Wiley enters bay gelding," Nickle,"
three years old. No pedigree.
II. L.. Burris enters black stallion, "hIem-
brinoNormn, four years old, sired By DR.,
Heard's "Membrino Patchen," dam Norma
by old NOrmn.
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United States, aud that said eommit-
tee have power 10 report by bill or
otherwise, was taken up Mr., Ed-
munds moved 10 amend II by adding
the words" and that said committee
have power TO confer aud net with any
committee 0f the house Of representa-,
lives that mny he charged with the
same subject" The amendn enl was
agreed 10 and the resolution passed AS
amended.
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10 Strangers.

There is nothing that adds to gen
tleman's appearance like neat lit.
ting, sty lish suit OF clothing. Such q
suit, cut In the latest fashion, and
made of the best imported goods, can
be had at the well known place of f.
NJ. Kahn d Bro, corner OF Elm aud
Lamar streets. The Messrs. Kahn moi
only keep every style and grade Of
dress suits, business suits and everyday
suits, but they have an extensive stock
of shirts and underwear, together with
a fine lot OF hats. Their stock OF over.
coats il immense.
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FOR FASTEST TRUTTINg POLE TEAM
Diploma. ~ "'iu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mile heats. thru
In I'VE, for horses that have troited AMI ~,
won . purse, $40 and s35 ''O'
y. l. Burrls enters bay mare. "Memhribo
Chief. With star Ia face and bisck horse
. BOls dAre," pcdiefte unkDoun. star IN 49,
face, one & hltc bind foot. - '''o
W. u. Hughes snteIs Tin" six yesrs Old
one white hind lot, sire and dam an.
kuoHni and tQrrel gelding. nu0rrsu p
scr rears ~ 'hree Hhffe feAf sirs sr''i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-23

This great tobacco house, represent
ed by A. w. Childrtss, appears in a
marginal advertisement to-day. They
are too we'll known as honorable deal
era and their celebrated Durham smok-
ing tobacco too well known for its
quality TO need an extended notice
from us. Dealers will do well to See
Mr.. Childress or the iobbers.
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Wednesday, October n.

TROTlNG-For horses that never beat
three minutes, three In five, mile heats
three TO enter. two 10 start, slOO and $50.
=, ID, Heard enters blac Nstallion, "Tom
Moore" five years old.
b. l.. BHrris enters black geldlnRs, "BoIs
dare" Pedigree unknown.
harley Austin enters bay mare, "Gypsy
Queen"
W. +. Hughes enters chestnut gelding
"Tim," six years old, one white hind fool,
Sire and dam unknown.
PAClNG-Mile heat free for all SIS and ss5
purses.
Jessie Shein enters sorrel gelding, .Tip. -
y. N. CTutcher enters brown geldinR.
Jack" Pedigree unknown.
James f. Barkley enters sorrel Relding.
"Harry Brown"
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WASHINGTON.


the Committee ana Kellogg submits
n Rtatenent--Text of senator Jones
silver Bill-EOtea and Gossip.
Moon Associated Press Report.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October % 49,
The peace reported throughout Louisi'
ana does not extend her politicians
here. The wrangles and tangles arc
labyriDthian.
Senators Blaine (republican,) OF
Maine, and Herman democrat, Of New
York, are paired. This indicates that
Blaine intends voting on pending ques'
lions with the other republicans.
1t is thought that the house stand
ing committees will not be announced
until Wednesday.
The committee on privileges and
elections Of the senate, except Senator
Morton, met this morninh. Mr.. Spot
ford was present; also kellogg with
his counsel, Messrs. Shellabarger and
Wilson. kellogg submitted written
statement in support of his claims.
Spollord argued his own case. The
hearing will be continued.
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NJ. G. Clark, of Clark 4 Fallant,
Weatherford, Is In the city.
II. Ii. Hargrove, OF the Shreveport
Times, is stopping at the Windsor.
J. IL. Brown, Of Clinton, Missouri, a
prominent contractor, Is at the Wind
sor.
A. A. Yates, New Orleans, Thomas
+. West, Jacksbofo, and II s. Hickey,
New Orleans, are registered at the
Winceor.
That pleasant gentleman, Captain
Gfeison, Of the Denton Monitor, paid
The HERALD a pleasant yisIt lest
night.
william Foote, jr., the manager Of
Havefly's Minstrels, returned to the
city yesterday, and will remain tn
the close Of the engagement Of the
troupe ct this place. Mr.. Fcote is al-
Eeyss welcome visitor at TINS HER
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer
ers, aud those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. Pulvermachers
Electric Belts ehectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj
dress PulyeTmacher Galvanic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Brooklyn Travel.

Passengers tor Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
llne, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
Ign, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found a very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
ole 3m
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ADJUSTMENTS



The great Wallpck Combination APP
peared In DenisOn last light Mr. 10
Reynolds, the business manager OF
this company, has oeen In tho city
some days, arranging for their coming
here. The company appears on the
10Th, and will Introduce to the Dallas
public several Of their latest successes
The talented young actor, Harry WEBB
her, IN the star OF this troupe, support
ed by Mr.. Wallack's very fine COM
pany,
lHayeTIy Minatreis,
The visitors In the city last night
doubtless felt at loss where TO spend
their evening, no troupe appearing ~
the operahouse. The want will be
supplied tonight, and In n most excel
lent manner, by the return OF the H.
yorltes, Haverly's Minstrels. since
their appearance here the first week IN
October the company has been
strengthened by tho addition OF new
performers. A new programme, mr.
ranged expressly for the fair festivities
will be carried out, consisting OF bal
lads, new acts, new finale and new
aterplece. -Four end men will appear
every night. This, In connection with
the seven songs that will be rendered,
will make the first part the very best
that has ever been witnessed In the
city. The olio viii be an interesting
and amusing one, among the perform
era that will appear therein viii be
Marsh Adams in his best act; Burt
Sheppard, the famous female imper'
senator, and Add Weaver, jr., new
addition, and II dozen others. The
operahouse ought to, and doubtless
will, be crowded to greet the return OF
this COMPANY.
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DalIas City Humber YARD.

Parties having houses, stores OF
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands of Cummins &
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s29-lm
--Burlaps ehcks at HaggarVs.-tf.
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DALLAS city Lumber Yard,

--Cummins d Davis haye several
fine farms in the neighborhood of Dali
las for sale on favorable terms. Apply
at 100 Lamar street. s29,lm
Choice northern onions and pota.
toes at Haggart's. IT.
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1t is rumored that the wagon bridge
over the 1rinity is unsafe, which can
not be true. Its limb RS are sound anu
in good condition, while the body of
water caused by the rains have not
affected it's foundations in the least.
How this rumor started we are at u
loss to know.
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Goal.

Remember the only place that the
celebrated Indian territory coal can be
had is at the Dallas coal yard, corner
Market and Wood streets. Special in.
ducements Offered to parties wishing
to put in a winters supply. Orders lie /
with the Dallas Ice Company, Market
ST between Main and Elm, will receive
prompt attention.
octlo-lm e. q. CHILDS, Proprietor.
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A Comm ercini Traveller Makes n Gal.
LIANT Ftghf for Life.


CINCINNATI, October GA special
dispatch states that n desperate en-
counter took place Saturday evening at
Bigg Cliff, Kentucky, near Louisville,
between two highwaymen and James
Hansen, a travelling salesman. Ham
sen started TO walk from West Cliilty
to Big Cliil, to catch train, and was
met on bridge, which spans chasm
one hundred and forty-six feet in depth,
by two desperate characters, who de-
manded his money. Hansen drew his
revolver and shot one, when the other
rushed upon him and attempted to
throw him over the bridge, Hansen
drew butcher knife from package
OF samples, stabbed the robber, and
succeeded in throwing him down into
the chasm and then escaped to Big
Clifity. The robbers were arrested,
but not recognized by the people Of the
place. The one thrown down the
bridge Was saved from instant death by
falling into the Nolan river, but both
men will probably die.
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Dallas Cisy Lumber Yard.
Boys, Youths and Chiidren's COti

Boys, Youths and Chiidren's Cloth
ing.
The wonderful display of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
at such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest OF fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low as the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house.
lot
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Strained Ankle.

A countryman, in jumping from his
wagon yesterday morning, on Elm
street, sprained his ankle very seri'
ously and at filst it was thought he
had broken bone, but subsequent
examination proved it to be no more
than severe wrench of the tendons.
He was taken to the drug store OF
Gayle 81 Bright, where his wounded
limb was bandaged and the necessary
medicines applied.
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An,nvnIunbIe BemutIaer.

"The Kitchen Crystal Soap" with
out which that great domestic beauty
clean house, with clean household
utensils, can never he obtained, 1t
will remove every trace of dirt from
knives, tinware, etc.
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A special meeting of the Ladies' Or.
gan Fund Society of st. Matthew's CO.
thedral will be held in the cathedral
on Friday morning, the Goth instant
az 10 o'clock. All the members are
urgently requested to be present.
op0D At
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IF you want to- save o d hundre
dollars in the purchase of a buggy, 60
to Orr's .-tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. If.
Under wear in all grades have ar,
rived at the New York clothing house.
Off
Adams Il Co. solicits consign-
ments.-tf.
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A well,dressed man is credit to
himself and friends. Go to Sa niger
Bros.' and for little money you can
purchase the most fashionable cloth
ing for the least money. Remember
this.--o23 st.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
The BaIIas coffee and spice MilIs Com
Dnny.

phnS.
For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once week
at the doors of those who desire it, and
furnish them with fresh roasted aud
ground coffee; freah made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, ali al
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name aad location, or drol
postal card and giving same, to box
629, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order anC
deliver goods. Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods
and guarantee satisfaction. oct-l6tf
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MnaOtaic.

A call communication OF Dallas
lodge No. 4l2 A. f. and A. M, will be
held this evening at o'clock sharp.
All members are respectfully requested
to attend, as important business. will
come before the lodge. BY order of
GERGE Il. FEARN, W. M.
W. N. GRIFFETH, Secretary.
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ReEkAhIre LE0Ea.

During the fair week Vt Dallas | VIII
exhibit at the fair grounds and offer
for sale my stock of full blooded Berk.
shire hogs, embracing boars, sows aud
pigs. This stock OF hogs are from I'M
ported Ocean Queen and Duke OF Eng
land. MRS. II. NJ. BENSON,
tlloct27&wlt Dallas, Texas.
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Destructive Fire nj Madison, N. J

Destructive Fire nj Madison, N, j,
MADISON, N. j., October ga fire
last evening destroyed the business
portion Of this village. Four stores
and one dwelling and the railroad de-
pot were utterly destroyed. The alarm
was sent to Georgetown depot, and
that city responded and checked the
fire. There is no fire department here.
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Their is certain dignity attached
to n wel-dressed man. A Richelieu In
rags would lose his power. BE we'll
dressed, and at Sanger Bros you can
obtain what is wanted, cheap.--o23 ST..
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Go TO Orrs for flrst-class two-horse
omnibus or baggage wegon, for rent
or sale.-tE
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Weddings are always more NUM-
erous in the fall and winter than at
other seasons of the year. Young men
contemplating matrimony can pur-
chase elegant wedding suits very cheap
at Sanger Bros. '-o23.5t
Pure home made apple cider at
Adams ~ CO.'s.-tf
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The Way rhey DO Things ~ PennsyI
yanfa f. peeuffar.

PfTTsroE, Pa, October 22.-The em.
pIoyes Of the seven colIieries that re-
sumed work IN this place at an adj
vance of ten per cent have been noli-
fied Of reduction Of wages Of this
month. The miners are at work to.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Parents In want Of anything for
boys, make a great mistake In neglect.
ing to look at the immense consign.
ment Of boys and childrens clothing
at the New York clothing house.-tf
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Adams Il Co. will have the Ieav-
lest stock of produce in Texas during
the fair.-tf.
--Ho for the fair ! 1000 bbls. apples,
potatoes and onions to arrive at
Adams II Co.-tf.
Two car loads Of buggies and plat.
orln wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
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TROTTING-Mileh heats, three in Ave. IN,
hoises that never beat AS, sl75, 80 and ~
W. =: hughes enters sorrel geldlnR, amor.
gan' three white feet, seven years old. Sire
and dam unknown.
a Charles Austin enters bay mare, "Gypsy
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Have bought the privilege 10 do the
painting inside the fair grounds during
the coming exhibition. They are good
ones, aud will work cheap. -o2l-t27.
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The Metropolis storm hidden for Tu o
naVa

NEW YORK, October PA sopth
easterly storm has been prevailing
here from Saturday morning until this
morning, when the wind changed to
northwest, aud there are indications
of clear weather.
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"A neat personal appearance Is due
leHnIlAtrY.

j. A. Seegar has opened an office
over Calm Bios, 81 Elm street, north
side, where he will be pleased to meet
all who wish first class work. Exam
nations free.
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The War over.
MARsHAL. October 10. L

MARSHAL, October 10, 1877.
Theo whiteman, Agent, Dallas;
Resume sale OF tickets and checking
OF baggage to all points via Memphis
and Little Rock railroad. War ended
to-day. II. w. THoMptoN JR,
O20 div. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Painting, glazing and paper hang
ing at X, Shields, opposlte Lamar
hotel O2l,lm
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Paints, for house painting and
architects use, at X, Shields, opposite
Lamar hotel. -o2l-lm
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Window shades, opaque, rustic and
paper, at X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hotel.-O2l I'm
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--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. If.
Take your wives and sweethcart's
to see the nice ph@tons at Orrs.- If.
-Cummins & Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having u
large experience in business are pre-.
pared to give satisfaction, $50 I'm.
Gilt Edge Butter at Adams &Co.
If.
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Trusiee's sale.

On the 9th Of November, nj the court
house, IN Dallas county, | well sell the
property In the Lamar hotel, 10 satisfy
debt OF one Thousand dollars under
deed Of trust from Il, a. Cobot to Min
erya Root, u, u. ROOT.
Dallas, Texas, oel6 tllnoN6
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1t has always been difficult to get
ohildren's clothing. Sanger Bros. have
u full line very cheap. -o23-5t
Fancy northern potatoes in sacks,
at 81 10 per bushel, at Adams n Co.'s.
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Fired Manget, ticket broker, Le-
Grand Hotel, buys and sells tickets to
all points. Parties hevlng tickets to
sell, or wishing to buy, would do well
to cell OH him. If
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Baltimore oysters, so cents can,
at Delmonico. II
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Thursday, Oetobcy %.

TROrT1NG-Free for all. mile heats ,h,.a
In ave, four or more to enter, three 10 stast
entries TO close theday before the race, 800,
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Fall and winter clothing opening
at the New York clothing palace.
Stock large and prices lower than
eVer.-l9.tf
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OR is selling the Milburn & Ham,
nell wagon, for sixty-five dollars.--tf.
If you want 10 trade an old buopv
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Boys clothing find rapid sale at
the low prices offered Mt the New York
clothing house. III.