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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14

2l4do sop. 6io 2ls DO osn 5te 50 state sheep 9in'
G. Oliver & Co sold 10 state Lambs eIn 5ac 80 do.
Jsae, wrsh, & HOag sold l27 state Lambs, e5iss: a,
lambs, 7ob 5s-c.; 80 do Ssfs lambs SIS. =
Total Since Saturday Il fa al against tine
week. There decline 0f about &c on dressed. ths
at 5ssc Tor state, and eee isc Tor Ohio.
retng reports Of the condition Of the hog crop West
though al agreed that there Is large nerelse N the sup
yesterday that he had lately been through large part 81
SSTlv bey ressT for ibe narse5 on this side Of
coved are tins From northern Iowa and sii more
hogs viii be ready market from all The niorma
ou SCORED thus far and especay from te iae. tnat ~ s
this time las not disposal 10 lonE io any
ysIS Gs'Ai supplies uH'' inc p''''"S ''''' ~
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO y Y, sept. - ca Receipts io-iaye ssg
last week an Increase Of ZIG Tor the week consigned
through $40 80 sales day. fresh arrivals consigned
SrFP D Receps today 600 head total Tor the
signei TRr5a~h and wards bare Of stock
TODAY, I25o lead total ,or the Teek thus
far $3.50 mead AGAINST ~ 200 la5 week snTSash
100 yesterdays sales quotble Coca Corn al 81 go
at IS %. Yards Of supply equal q demand
CHICAGO sept I3--Ths Journal reports Cattle
about 900 vii oro5aSy be- 1asoi few prime aaiye ship,
ping a 2UdS 50; CoIordos scarce a. s3GS4 t0i IexaH
duality Inferior anl market dragging les II - goa SO 30
Native butchers 5Oas3 80 for Common to Prime cows
% 25as3 FOR closed weak aud DISCOURAGED HOGS
-Heccpts u 600 shipmenta, $500 opened quiet closing
stronger sold Philadelphia, - s0a % 90 Bostons
$685. 50 packers. 9UarJ %, generally - 10 hgnti
81 25QeJ 30. closed - aS5 80; heavy runs 10
morrow ar reported all points SiEEtkeceips l2uo
Shipment. 800 easier sold 50 81 aaSi 20 to city
butchers
EAsr IIrERrE. PENN sent l3.-cArrLg-Recepts today
S9l head OF through aud gar stock ali sold
prime A. 81 1875; gOOr ~ = - p.
HOGS Receipts today, 39UJ head Workers at - ZO~
s. so. Philadelphia al - SOdr6 10.
sHEEP-Receipts Oday lJOO head selling from $3.50.
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SECOND BoARD-1:30 p
p. VI.
THrRsnAY. Sept. I3-P. N.


Delaware, Lackawanna and Western made tue
best advance Of the entire istopenng at % against
rs yesterdays last price, and advancing to o3i2
Delaware and Hudson opened at 80 against 1913
but made no further rise, and Morris ana Essex
which closed yesterday at n, opened as 17l4 ana
rose 10 IS. But. the market seems to nave ar
rived nj a point where bidding, II not sustained by
actual purchasers no longer is effectual IN maintain
ing prices. So later Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western sold down 70 49G19l4; Delaware and Hud-
son TO 10. and Morris and Essex 10 75l4G759s.
OF the railways, the twin speculative stocks,
Central and Hudson, and Northwest Common, made
the best upward race in the early trading Central
and Hudson rising 10 1913, and Northwest 70 80.
selling later at 1885 and 33bsG337s respectively.
The remainder Of the railways all improved from
opening prices only to yield later and close AT prices
materially below those OF yesterday. An examina-
ton Of the official sales VIII show no much smaller
quantities OF stock il has taken from the highest OF
to-day. TO place prices where they are tonight.
than it did to lift them 10 the best Of this morning.
The lesson may or may not be instructive to real
holders who are hoping for better prices, par 1t
is Yet too early IN the decline to be encour-
aging to speculative sellers, who trade Tor
only u or / per cent profit, less. Although 10 Is
clearly demonstrated that the large spectators are
finding no market for their holdings yet they still
have the power to force market Tor al the short
stock which hey may buy.
Western Union on moderate trading. sold from
S224 down TO SIS. The Expresses were inactive
bu, firm and Pacific Mail weak at 2l5s02j's. The
subioined table shows the
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
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B4yKIYG AND FINANCIAL.

TIE CHASE NATIONAL BANK or NETWORK.
No. III Broadway.
This new Bank, organized by the founders of the
First National Bank Of New-lJr0. who have sold
our and retired from that Institution, viii open lCr
business about Sept. 20, 1877.
SAMUEL &. IHOsrSOS, President
late President First National Bank.
JoHN THONrsoS. Nce-presideIt,
late President FIRST National Bank.
ISAAC ". WuuG. Cashier,
late of pOughkeopsie, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14

In State Bonds. District of Columbia 3-65s were
heavy at 73I2; the Georgia per cents
ruling steady at l07 paid and BID; Missouri is
sold IN small lots down 10 1O6, aud Tennessee old
bonds at AL The only sale of city bank shares
was Bank of New-YOrk 90 at 40. There was
moderate trading III railroad bonds. Northwest
gold per cents wero little frmor at 0l40l s.
and then declined TO 80, plain Firsts bring
ing 107. There was good inquiry for Har-
onds advancing to so aud Firsts Of c., c. and l. G.
declining to SO IL the bonds of the Pacific coast
roads, Central FIrsts were 1854; DO. san Joaquin
Branch, 6s7S; Union Firs.s, 1914 and oi9iilHe
Funds 94ll. There sales OF Buffalo, New
YORK and Erie new bonds at 10S. The convertible
IS of Hannibal and s. Joseph yielded 70 SJl2.
All the salos Of gold were at 1884 and tina volume
of business was restricted, there being no new con-
sder.tons affecting the market. On gold loans the
lending rates were 2 pig, l2 and per cent for car
rvng The Assistant Treasurer paid out TJ7 900 IN
com interest and Sl7l 900 III redemption Of called
bonds. The day business OF the told Clearing De-
partment OF the Bank of the State of Now-1Ork COW
cred: Gold cleared. Sl339s, 900; gold balances,
SssG 72l; currency balances. $ylO,364. Tho gold
quotations were rs follows
10 .....IO34 I2..........l03lt 5.......--..-lO34
Foreign Exchange ruled duh on the selling basis
of 81 s212QS4 SO for sixty days bills and 9i 30 Z
for 81 yht 10 the l.. We annex current quotations.
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G0OdOnliElry.

Future. quiet aad closed and points lorer mn o
after september, fU, lt.-O. oVJ'
lI2I. 1000 ll23 october. Loo. llOl 40 llO5 900,
IIO2: NOvlmbor. LOO 1891. LOU, 1892 lOOJ i9g5;
January 200 IlO2; 100 HOS. February. 100, II. -;
Marcia 200 1872; total $500 bses Fifss C.h to day
September 100 LIB November, lU9 lOgj January, ~
90 Marcn 100 ll.3f total 500 bale. coEd can &c
toner. 100. lO2, November, TO- lVsO fsDru.ry, IyV,
IL II total bales Third cali September. 100 III
100 iIg october 300 1897 November. 500 1855 Jal
nary 500 1867 February. 100 l.if; 800 lll3i Marcn
400 1876 100. l25 April 100 90 total 100 bale.
Sas t,tla uu L. D. M --ptcnhe- 300, ll24 2Ju II -
100 % 800 20 800 ll.2i. 400 IL 10 octons 100
10: f4Oc, lIOJ; :. 3d. ll04 zoe lIu3; 500 iOS
Itst ii OF 900 lUO. 800 ll"1. 4e llOU; 200 1883
l7oI 1895 November. 2O0, lo94 400 1922; To- i0s5
i.iOO 1889 90 lu.-h, 400, lOsO; 100 lury
500 1887 loo. 1886 December, 100, 10 B1 Co., loye
200 1925 300 1921 January, GOO. llOt 900 iOo ~
iO9s February 100 IlI6 600, LIZ March, 80 ll52j
Anil 500 Il4s: 23,IOO Dales Grand total SobvO
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer. Vessels aud Rasiroats.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY. sept IL, 1871.
ASHES-Qget al nc. for Pots and &c. inr Pe=rls.
COFFEE-ltO arm Out quiet - io21l &c Tor "rdl
nary cars0es l61sH4J for Far l"2d2ns ir Nnpi
gle Prime, Wiz. Santos Far 20 food lr--'' 90
goii Sales l,8Z6 Days "AsLsrte" here ON piiFae
terms al< IA t!uJrc. $3.50 POleuy and 800
extra ADELAIDE" the range she slles Beng l. G.
J75O bags " EubAs " AIT 1879
gold. slid glde qutt AID unchanged 90 bag costa
.cs pTiNat terms Costa lc quoted l1d-Oc Java
.s42i &C. EiafaciiJO. IL lJL2c. god.
C0TfON-" spots moderate demand ana seaslt
receipts the pores 1867 bales against 20 t
day week, GODS fs day last wear sales LIZ 5les
81 last including rs Tor nome c1hs4 p
hon. aud a4J speculation. Quotations;
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81.

Government securities were morequiet today, par
taking OF the same dull feeling that characterized
gold Prices on currency basis, are, on the whole,
steady. but tie amount OF buying aud selling Is
comparatiyely limited. To-days transactions cover
sales of coupon SKIES Of 1881 at 1103i coupon live
twenties of 1865 at 1888 coupon fiye-tweutles Of
1867 at lO712 coupon teB-fOrtes nj l00ls aud cOu
pom new four-and-l-haf por cents al 1854 We
annex latest street quotations.
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FUTURES closed steady

Tr.s.fersblr orders Obtzinshe al IL zoe
FLOUR AND MEAL-Iss Flour marker was steaaI
deaa nj for export salr- CO bDs IN
nans 35s bBl. Ciy Mill EKtrS a. 15as West lId.s
sos ass - south England quoted - bge2 20
500 grace Extras, 90 ooa So inciuing ooo neis
% srlve neIt "s1s cT 20 bols supersine
1856 40i <7O bOs No 2 s3 G0dsi 6O 100 DDS. souI
Is lB8ss Common Good Extra western anu SlAte
IS sOas6 to ClOce do, ~ lODt6 40 common VI
Choice White Wheat Extra 90 sodsi Common " ."o'oo
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J.
lOvu0s ~eu.. la-l.iO LCJ-0i.. SJb for both money
and account 7. bonds. Ten Forties. u7's Erie Raj
ID 8 do rrr % p Newly ofk Central, luZ.
Illinois Central 20 p lrllsy lF-Hl fIila <5- NtN-lci-
sew Central fstduE Lf Foi1 &c = lhe rafc O discount
III molfa hIa ID pr ccut,
which - l. per cent neiow the Bank ol Lnr ani
IDSlOS. Lt-I.u courfi-, q Or both money
and account IuH Central ' Paris 2afices gu'ic i've
.r cent I.rutla francs - Gee acciit.
LoNr0s sep 3,i e. toi-o, % - Tor hnlh money ana
the account. ia. Bans 81 England
crcas.l $685. 500 duruc past fire proportion "a
tne Elelgd .0 i.tblny, which last week
l11- per cent i-ltt- ftr ccuf
L0>o0Ssept l3i3D N 1i-'- 800 ior both money
and tbe account. o. iuIr E1G hs cent bonds 1885
l-67s i07l. Teu-f1r-a lG7le Nov lives, IA Illinois
Central. Iuia. Nca-Jcr,, Central, Il
PARIS sept - i.xClangc London - francs II cen
aig-t.
PANS sent 13-rhe spe u the Bank Of France has de-
creased $500 u francs during the week.
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TO RASKERs.

Bankers are respectfully invited to call at
our warerooms and ect the improvements in Burglar
proof safes and Vaults thar have recently been intro
duced by HERRING * CO.,
2Jl and 2J2 Broadway, n. Y.
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following were to-day's quotations iii gold for
m md dnnnatic coins and hulhOn:

In the local money market there IS no change OF
importance except on time loans, when are per
time TO be made from 3a5 per cent 20 Responsible
borrowers. but the banks are not lending much be-
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COTTON Markets.

BALuxoRR Sept i2-cotion firm; hiddlins. lli@c; Low
Maaina o.c; Good Ordinary lUae.: receipts. ga
bales. cvastwise 40 haos 10 Great Britain.
sacu l26 bales. stock. ASS bales
WILMINGTON, sept i3-Cogon steady Kidding 10 ac. Low
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''' e los rRrcrs OF rnmADSLrHrA STOCKS.

CIOslNG FnICEs PHILADFITHIA sIOthS.
Bid. Asked bil. AsSco-
fs,r - new Zig lISlt schUylkuS. PREF
T. Il r. OF ~ J..l29l2 49, Northern eu.ki ] - bli
pe,r, Z, R-.. 2~7s % TeIi.u. Nav....... - ls'c
10, 'i.1.. m r. 80. I6L lG Pitts. tit & Buf.. 10
ebiab .llay r. 80 $50 Jacksonville R. u D. i2g
Caawissl prcf 32i2 50 Genital TRANS 23's H5s
pm & Fire u. O.. vs
The following table of prices OF the prominent
Gold and Silver Mining Shares including the open
ING prices Of to-day, received by telegraph from
San Francisco. is furnished by VIM. Ward, Drexcl
Building. All prices in gold:
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GOVERNMENT STOCK pFPANIMENt-lV-4 OO"OO'
AND IL p O'CLOCK A. NJ
"a. 1881 Conn Z 4iq Coup 1891 49,.
Nc't o'F ,1Oc, 10000. ..-.. ...l2.-lOj2i
= .o c.rnor ~ Nev Z - 1910 Coup 800,
500 ''p'" ~ 10 io5as 10000 ...... .12..1O9is
U.s. i.eg 81 49, 49, q = % ..'' N'i IO4
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Foreign Exchange ruled duh on the selling basis
of 81 s2l20$4 SO for sixty days bills and 9i c6l2
for 81 INT % the /. We annex curront quotatI0ns.
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NORTH GERMAN lloyd

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETwEEN NEW;foRk.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREhEN.
COMPANY'S ~ ~ECOSD--I- HOBOkEN.--
ODER saturday. sept IS Nj "A r. SATURDAY sept -
Hl'RMhN = SAT. sept - IVES saturday oct .
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW d0hh 70 sOCIhAAP-
TON uANfit, OR BREMEN .
FIRST CABIN, 500 g0G- SECOND CABIN go, soa-
SrEERAGE, $50 currency -
c<es at reduced rates Prepaid steerAge Cetu~
Gates $50 currency.
~ oELRICHs & Co.. Bowling Green
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OHIO & Miss pref
100. Gee. II
Chic. Bur & Qnin
lOO........lOOTs
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HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
A for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG aud HAhBU re-
LFSSING ..........sept. 20 HERDt z oct
FRISI A ....... sept. - 20 NMERANIA..--- Oct II
Rates 20 Plymouth LONDON CherbOurg Hamburg.
and All points gland. scotland, and aes; flrst Ca1
gold siOO. Cabin gold 500 steeIag currency sS1
KUNHARDT = Co, L. q. RICHARD BOA-
General Agents. Geuerl passenger hetles
Al Rroad.sr New. York. 81 Broadway. New YORK
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Ccean 5Ieamers.
yRFAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

u NEW-YOHh TO BhI>INL IEngT-DIEI' q.
TAXING goods and passengers Tor London. C1Ii Newport
Gloucester. and all ports IN Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier 10 Ess. Ityet -
CORNWALL Staupsr ~ k,DA1 sept p
SoWrfiSFsT Vest nm \ ATURDAi, Oct. ID
CABIN Passage $50, currency Return ueAes az lssoaDo
rates intermediates SO currency; Stserage, 500 currency
Prepaid storage Certificates s26 Drafts for Fl and upward
Fol freight o. passage, apply 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

Specimens of silver ore recently taken
from the Cerro de Pasco silver mines
in PERI, show that the submerged
portion of the mountain is very
rich, and rough estimate shows that Il
body of ore will be exposed by the new
tunnel which Henry Mciggs is to build,
worth from S300,OO0,0OO to $jOO,OOOOOO.
These mines have laid under water for
fifty years, and are scarcely known to
the present generation, though they
had been worked for two hundred and
fifty years, when the miners had to stop
on account OF the water Peru has now
discovered that tunnel can be built
which will drain the mountain com
pletely, by draining oil the lake from
which the water in the mine comes, and
she is so much in earnest about 1t that
the first loads Of the now submerged
ore are expected to reach Lima in four
months. Its predicted that within ten
wears more, no more silver will be taken
out from the silver mines in Nevada,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

All mothers viii hcrsalter bless our
'flend, D. q. Downing, the photogra.
pier for his ingenious invention. Ho
mas just returned from u six weeks ab.
Sence aud has Invented baby swing,
whereby the htllo darings can be
ooHAod aud whecdled Into a quiet, and
their pictures taken nj the same time.
IhlS Is done by Swinging platform
inside frame. On one end IN AN easy
chair for baby, on the other the cam.
era No matter how much the plat.
form swings, the baby and the iustru.
ment keep their relative positions to
each other The gentle, unduntlng
motion fixes the Infants attention.
ana III the twinkling OF pu eye the pic,
ture Is obtained "Oh, irs nict;u and
mamas, take your little cheruhs 10
Downing's art gallery, opposite the lie
Grand Hotel, aud Inspect the new liz
vention. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many II
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago u
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained 10y our armies. a remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
BILE, it excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs calomel,
and was as harmless to the system and
almost Us pleasant to the taste IA COTS
fee. This world.famous remedy is DR..
\. q, simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by NJ. a. Thed
ford Il Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. IL Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given to all applicants free of charge.
jun27- d&wlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

East Texas Patron Last "Wednesday
night about nine o'clock, some un,,
known persons shot into a family OF
ncuocs near this place, killing one and
seriously wounding two others. Az lne
time of the shooting the freedmen were
sitting in the yard, near O pihe'Kho.'
fire, engaged in singing 1t was eVl'
IDENTITY the intention Of the party doing
the shooting to kill but one but !he
crowd being seated in close proximity
all three received part of the contents
of the load, the greater part OF when
took effect in the body Of the freedman
that vas killed. On the following morn
ing thorough investigation was maI y.
but no evidence could be adducel suih'
cient to warrant an arrest being Or
dered
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31
uhnrnh ORGANIZATION.

Ata meeting Of pastor. and member.
.I different religious denominations In
pu'a. held At the Fnst Presbyterian
,hurrli ON Saturday last nj 6yo o'clocl'
mdgo George K. Foam WAS called ~
tbe chair, and John NJ. Mccoy npn,int.
eJ secretary.
The object OF the nicotine ns sntod
uo. am organization of tbe Cbristi,n
rImr,he, Of Dallas for the nurnoso oI
boldinsa series of union meeting IN
bc conducted under the min STATIONS
NJ line ENGLISH evangelist Rev Fronc;s
Ggnl 4 Ioltcr from the Raw f. G'oni
wns read, indicating the jtb day of Ans
,p.t next Ms the time whom Lo conIl
answer the call heretofore made for tbn
beginniug Of the meetings the tol,
lowing congregations were representol
other by pastor or laymen
Lamar street Methodist Enisco,ol
church south, Rev. NJ IT, Neely nostor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church D, 4 p
smith. pastor.
Floyd Street Methodist Enisco,oI
church. Rev. John r.. Allcp nostor :"
Congregationalist church Rev II NJ
Daniels pastor.
German Methodist Episoonol cburoh
Rev. II. Dietz, pastor.
German Pres bytorion church Paw
Krobs, pastor. wv N'
Tabernacle Methodist Enisconol
church Rev w A. AUon oostnr P"'
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN chnroh
Rev. Mr. Black pastor.
On motion, it was resolved that tho
meetings omen in the Yonny Mnn,s
Christian Association rooms on Lawn
street between Main and Commor""
moyt sunday EVENING Nnmyt XII atI
o'clock. ' ."
On motion AN executive committee
consisting of the pastors Of tbe diilernnt
churches and one laymon from corb
church towbom all matters If Lmsinosa
nertaininc to said meetings ho rocorroJ
wos apnointod mo co6mittoo 90 onl
nointed is as follows ~ W
First presbytorion cburcb p
Smith pastor l. G RrcJ - =
Lama, stoct NTotholi,t En;,,o,,,l
church southcrn-Poy N n TonI"
,.'sto,, w V.,,..t ''O'9'
pastor w H. vaughan.
Congregational Church-Rey, H. NJ. |
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Indian News.

A few more weeks and Atoka can
can boast of having the only brick store.
house along the line of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, in the Indian Terri
tory.
All officers of the Choctaw Nation are
elected by the people, except the ma
tional agent appointed by the principal
chief and the supreme judges, created
by the general council.
There are sixteen counties in the
Choctaw Nation, divided into three dis.
tricIs, viz Mo, sho,A-tub.bec. A.puck-
sha-nubebce and A,pushNa.ma-ta'ha.
Each district has chief subordinate to
he principal chief who is governor OF
he nation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

Immediately after the adjournment
Of the above, meeting Of the executive
committee was held at which the Rev
II. NJ. Daniels was elected president
and DR.. j, Martin, secretary.
On motion, Il committee on music
was appointed, consisting of l. c, Reed,
w, l., Vaughan and Rev. II, NJ, Dams
iels.
On motion, the executive committee
take into consideration the appoint
ment of a committee on finance, and
report at the next regular meeting.
On motion, Rev. IL. NJ Daniels Rev,
A, Krebs, and j, }, Wmstcr, We're APP.
pointed II committee to draft pro.
eramme for the religious services, and
report at the next meeting,
On motion, the committee adjourned
to meet in the Young Mems Christian
association rooms Tuesday night, at s
o'clock.
HIM. DANIELS, Prest,
j, MARTIN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

Il. NJ, Kahn n Bro. Justly claim this
egotlstical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock
well made clothing in the city of DAT
las, and as good rs ID kept in Calves.
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop So to sell their
goods as cheap Us the cheapest, aud
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at their stock wi convince
anyone M to the truth their asser-
tons. They also keep hrst-Class
stock Of mems fur sping goods, CON
slsting OF u compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make a specially or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer Mt extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend oil of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, aud we feel con-
lident that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce H. N. Kahn d Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared TO fill orders for molasses bar
rels, halt barrels and kegs, mnnufac-
tured out OF wel-seasoned cypress tim
Der. Would respectfully call the at
tentlon OF farmers and merchants
thereto, Send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can fill orders
from millers at short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner of Houston and
Elm streets, uear Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X. J, KIvLEN,
July 4-d&w3m Postotlice box 240.
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