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National Republican., 1877-10-17
HOME COMFORTS.
EELlx DEsrossE's FRENCH BAKERY,

ENELIX DEsFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY,
II Established 1881
IS YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS
FELIX DESFOSSE,
he wellknown and only real French bake nWashlng
ton has removed to No. s0l2 II street. between Twe-
teth and Twenty first streets, near Pennsylvania ave
nue., where In house expressly bullt LOT the purpose
he has greater facilities than belOre for the mnnuac-
ture Of The best French and American Bread French
Bread q speciality. liberal terms offered TO hotels
and dealers.
n. B-PTench BreRd 10 recommended for peTsonr
Of delicate health specially for those suffering rom
dNDcp~A. BsNAIe o. iInltatlons. dtstf
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STOVES.

STOVES.
STOYES, RANGES. FURNACES AND
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
THE STOVE "CROWN JEHEL"
Is the handsomest and most perfect base burner
ever offered to the public; this, together with the
MORNING GLORY"
and all the best base burning and ether In the
market, are kept by ny.
FIRE PLACE STOVES, WOODS. BIBBs, SEN
TONS, and all ohprs In market.
FURNACES.
Colds Perfect Heater, and nearly every other
kind thM may he required. both portable, and for
setting In brick work.
RANGES.
The Empire Is unrvaled for the combined pur
pose OF doing the ordinary cooking Of family,
and at the same time heating rooms above other
ranges both elevated and low oven.
All work connected with these goods done by the
most skillfu mechanics. Prices reasonable.
H. l. GREGORY,
Oc5f G5i Pennsylvania avenue.
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MEDICINAL.

MEDICINAL.
HAPPY RELIEF
70 all suffering from chronic diseases of all kinds.
Confidential consultation Invited personally or by
mail. New method OF treatment. New and reliable
velopes. Address Howard Association, Iis n. Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. AN Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skin. myIsiy
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEWEST BOOKS.

ISIS UNVEILED; A Masterkey to the Mysteries
efAnclent and Modern science AMI Thenln ngy. vols
9vo. CREASYS HISTORY or THE OTTOMAN
TUHks. RUSSIAN WARS WITH TURKEY. BY
Major Russell; DENlSoN,s HISTORY OF THE
the Gonfsde,ste i tMyalrS; G. = A.; pr'cs, sG5h
MAN LAW. by Lord Mackenzie. OUR NEW JU-
For sac by ROBERT REALI.
ocIl-t nonksellnr. Al nrnIs vi an IA nYnnIe.
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NEW MLscELLANEOU US PUBLICA TToNS

one YEAR f>J ARRoAD M by 9n,bSr q 9Se Summer.
A KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RY, by T. r. Roe.
TIL 40, by Mrs, 7. II. Burnett
THAT HORRID Girl.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
MY MUrHER.IS-LAW.
THEY ALL DO IT.
WINSTON, by Mrs Lelth Adams
MARJoRY BRUCEs LOVERS, by Mary Patrick.
Our stock OF Fancy and staple Stationery never
more attractive and novel than now Also. our Plain
Ing.
A the season advances shall be In almost daily
receipt Of novelties, they appear In the
northern markets, which we mean TO sell at the very
lowest figures
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NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

VOL 10 STATUTES AT LARGE Forty fourth
Congress.
WILLIAMS ON EXECuTORs. \ vols
pARrOS'S LAW PRACTICE.
TYLER ON PARTNERSHIP
ABByTTS NATIONAL DIGEST, vol 7.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
COMMON LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TIONS, by Walter r. Cox. Of Washington, d. Z.
PRoFFATT ON NOrARIES
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SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
~ Seventh and l. streets opens August n Halls
handsomely reHttp,l. Sous and daughters practically
educated Thorough. condensed instruction and train
Ing ~ Rapid Calculations, English Language Letter
Writing Business Penmanshp, Business Forms,
housekeeping, BusncSs prartce, Spelling. Elocntsn,
Physical Exercises. &c Day tuition, 40 year paid
IN six equal monthly installments. or so II paid In
full on entering Evening tuition, " per month New
illustrated circular, giving purticularS sent Rpp
cation. II. e. SPENCER, Principal. suiO,5m
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A RT SCHOOL REMovTD.-THE EIGHTH
pupils at the new rooms, iJls street, opposite
Franklin square. Day classesi In Drawing and Painting.
Evening Classes In Mechanical Drawing In charge OF
Professor Schlaar y. f FULLER,
Ucti-lm PRINCIPAL
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
The Programme OF Studies for the year beginning
Sept is 1871 will be sent ON application Je.a-FTui7w
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and 1873 SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
For young ladies and misses Reopens TIL UIt5-
DAY, September 20. Board and tuition, In Latin,
English and French, per annum. 500.
MADAME ID. HERVILLY. Principal
French Is the language OF the family myhtBm
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester, Pa, opens September l.. Location
healthful; grounds ample; buildings comm0diOus.
Thorou' h Instruction III CIVIL EN0IEEERIN9,
the CLASSICS and ENGLISH. Careful superv son
Of Cadets For circulars, apply 10 COL THO
HYATT, President. jyls 3m
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1884 street northwest. Ds. J. p. CAULFIELD Prin-
cipa. seistf
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TRAyELrsRs' GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from ell points bought,
exchanged or SOLD at a reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office or depot In this city.
Tickets good till used Baglq'ge checked through.
Apply TO NJ. ID. wIITESIDE
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North Carolina :. tax ~
STOCKS hoayy and lower

The following arc the opening and clo-ng rates fht
he active stocks, "legrap"l to H. D. Cooke IT, &
Co.. from the New York Stock Exchanges.
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ENRENCH LANGuAGE-PROF. LUCIEN L. C.
COLIIFRE, A. M.-Prvate Glasses and Les
sons General Evening Glasses and Glasses In Private
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EDUCATIONAL.

1NHE MISSES LANE, 1873 I STREET NORTH
l. west, will reopen their school for young ladies'
and children on WEDNESDAY, September ~. lief
erences Hon. George Bancroft, Proi. Joseph Henry
and j. q. Wcng, Ii. d. ociUlm
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7 .ANGUAGES TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, Italian, German. 6c-by
RICHARD S. EVANS
No, q Third street northeast, Washington, d. c.
ocll.ly
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SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Instructors Anton GlOciZner. II. Donch. Miss A. A.
Skinner. Mis- Iaidee Jones. Tkco. Iugnlls King.
Piano. Violin, Organ, &c, d to 81
Vocal culture, q and SO
For circulars Of other branches and free ahvRn-
tagea apply ut 7E Eighth street northwest scsG-tr
rINHE ROSSLYN SEMINARY
l. WILL REnrES on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 70,
Al No iSii New York avenue, near Fourteenth street
Mis- II. ROs, Principal
Henri MpSsOn Professor OF French,
Applications may he made to Miss Ross, ut her resi-
dence. US above. selslm
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The following are the buying and selling rates nr
IOyprnneut securities:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
The rmciency of Advertising.

The Worcester Gazette gives curren-
cy to the following good illustration Of
tho number Of persons reached 10y an
advertisement In conversation to-
day betv cen some prominent mem.
beers OF the bar, an interesting remi.
niscence came up regarding the eillcas
cy Of advertising. Several years ago
an eccentric batchelOr, who had be-
come imbued with the advanced ideas
of nfTinities, advertised for wife, In u
paper of small circulation then pub
iished In Worcester. lie had the adj.
vertisement also copied into a phrono-
logical Journal In New York. I'm an.
swer 10 all applications, he senta blank
10 be filled out by the applicants, stat
ing her name, measurements, color Of
hair and also deglsrreotype. The
man never married, but at his deeth
his effects passed to his executors, and
with them those blanka aud liksuess.
ca. Among the legal advisers was a
gentleman who now occupies an OIL
eial position on the bench. lie sid
{ that he could not tell the number Oi
applicants for marriage. There was q
large trunk ana q yalise filled viii
/ blanks and daguerreoiypes, and theJ
came from all parts Of the country
many of them from the city, and per
sous Of great respeetability. Soon re
quests began to pour In from person.
requesting the return Of the blank
aud likeueasea. The matter creates
quite a sensation at the time"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
rlnytwo Hours work on Bank safe

Special to The iicrlld
pEEmoN, July / On the morning
OF the the third instant, at about three
o'clock, parties passing In the rear Of
the DrOvers and Planters bank, saw u
light, and heard mysterious noises.
Hastily gathering crowd Of about
twenty men, armed with sholguns aud
rcvolyers, they surrounded the bank
aud advanced cautiously. One more
vcnturesome than the balance, entered
the door, revolver IN hand cooked,
when, what DO you euppo he diScov-
cred? Why, that old and reliable
Dallas city burglar, G. b. Grillcn, at
work like beaver on tho largest safe,
who gave them the assurance ,hnt 1t
wus all right, aud that he was going
through it sure. They fell back in
good order, and later congratulated
Mr. Gri1en, who had worked persist
emily for lifty-two hours on the safe,
on the success of the issus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05

pesod through last night the hall
WAS at iH height, and we warrant In
no town along the line, was the Fourth
more heartily enjoyed or thoroughly
celebrated than IN tho thriving town
" Arlington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05

terly grafton delivered 10y Major j. j.
Jarvis, after which the crowd dlspers.
ed for dinner
THE nAnY SHOW,
This was the great event of the day,
All the ladies of Tarrant were thore
with the fruits of the matrimonial
harvest for the last eighteen months,
Two fine prizes were offered to the two
finest babies, The first prize WINS u
forty dollar silver SGT, offered 10y the
members OF the engine company, aud
the second fine gold ring the COM
peting babies 10 be born IN rarrant
county An appropriate committee
had been appointed, all old bachelor.
Whit Monica WAS chairman, and j. r..
Alexander Il, W. Powell, b. G. Evans,
John kastle, hia fellow.martyrs. One
of the committee, dreadirg the fearful
responsibility, lied from the wrath to
come, and our esteemed friend and
conuoisseur OF babies, juno Peak, was
chosen in his place, The babies and
their mamas came on the platform,
ana the scene was quite amusing.
There were nifty bnb,s on exhibit,
and litty mamas were positive
that It was hut u question Of
time when their darling would be
awarded the premium, The poor bach
elors went round among them with
rueful cOuutenanoes, aud pretended to
look wise, Mt the same time wishing
that they were any place else, but
there they were. They finally put the
names IN n hat and drew, but fearing
to stay 10 meet the storm, fled igno-
mlni0usly across the river, and sent
their verdict back 10y oolored boy.
Captain Paddock OBLIGATED, and as he
stood up there II was evident that the
opinion had long since matured into
conviction that ii Miss Paddock had
been present, she would have borne
oil the palm. lie took Us confidently
to one side, aud told us he was very
glad he was not one OF the committee,
for had he been, the next morning
torty-eight OF his subscribers would
have stopped their paper, The first
prize was awarded to Eugene pendry,
and second pri2eto rexana Popperwoll,
BY this time II was getting late, and
many returned to town. Our reporter
repaired to the Iranscontinental, cup
ped, andhurred to the depot, a great
many returned, but majority of the
military REMAINED over till this morn.
ing TO attend the grand bah ut Evans
hall. Fort Worth spread herself yea.
to-day, and deserves credi, for It, She
treated her guests with the utmost
courtesy, and did everything possible
to make it pleasant. Long may the
panther switch his tail in content
ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
mo Tmrl AZ Monmouth pnrh.

NEW IoRE, July An the halt
mile dash, Padre of the Village won,
Argon second, Eliza Adams third; time
80 ~ Mile and quarter Caracalla
won, Dan Kinney second, Yorkshire
Lass third; time 2;l5 Two miles,
jnesapcake won, Burgoo second, Jenl-
fer third; time 3, In the hurdle, Risk
\NUn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
THE FOURTH.
OF the one Humid.
rcdth aud FIRST Anniversary
In ihc suburbs OF Dallas,
Fort Worth and Arlington, In Gala Attire,
Call Up Many Tender Memories Of the
Past With Patriotic Enthusiasm.

Dallas Resolved 10 visit this Year
Insicnd of RccoiN Ing Visitors The
IHn'tGet-AWays Celebrate the'DHy
without Ostcutntiou,
Age, begeta dignity Dallas il four
years old, and the accumulated weight
ot years, when compared with infant
towns like Deuisou and Fort Worth,
demands u course Of action that will
show to those giddy young, roisterlng
communities, TINT Dallas appreciates
her seriously, and will 50 conduct her.
selfth no charge of levity can be
brought against her Hence, Dallas
did not boisterously celebrate the
Fourth. She considered II beneath hor
dignity to shoot hre'crackors immod.
erately, or drink circus lemonade TO
success. Therefore, yesterday was
celebrated quietly. No parade, no
pomp, no invitation to our country
friends, no barbecue, no hurrah, no
money spent, no, nothing, A goodly
number OF people gathered to-
gether at Fras3ati park, aud
listened to John Henry Brown, who
read the declaration Of independence,
and Mr. j. II, Tooley and others ad.
dressed the people, and ball was
given at night At Longs lake u
number of people took their dinners
and went picuicing. At san Jacinto
park dance was had at night. Dal-
las had no set celebration. Her whole.
sale houses closed also her banks and
other business mNrts. Dallas has had
80 many and extensive celebrations
that have drawn the surrounding coun-
try, that our people desired 50 give
other towns chance, and resolved to
visit this year instead of receiving
visits. Turn about ia fair play, and
Dallas went to call on her friends yes
terday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05

Nothing tranopired from political,
financial or diplomatic circles to day.
The president drove in from the Sol.
diers' Home, aud spent some time Mt
General Brady's national photograph
gaIlerY. having his picture tNken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05
THE EXCURSION TRAIN.

Yesterday morning train OF six
passenger coaches drew up to the Pm
ciiic depot to carry passengers to Ar.
lington and Fort Worth. In n short
time it was filed with gentlemen and
ladies', all in good spirits and ready to
enjoy themselves when the opportuni.
ty offered, Although the train was
advertised to leave at half.past seven,
it did not take It's departure until an
hour later The Stonewall Greys and
Lamar Rifles were also on board
enroute for Fort Worth. Conductor
Chamberlain was in charge, and he
handled the train in an admirable
manner. Shortly after leaving Eagle
Ford the engine ran into a lot Of cat
tie on the track, knocking the Fourth
OF Juiy ont OF an old brlndle
COW. Al about halt past
nine the train stopped at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-05

ARLINGTON.
As soon M the train came In sight OF
this thriving little village, great
crowd could be seen collected at the
depot awaiting the arrival Of the wish
tors, among whom was expected the
military, the citizens Of that town be.
ing under the impression that they
were going to spend the day with
them. The grand marshal Of the day
Mr. NJ. w. McNatt, was at the train
waiting 10 conduct the military and
visitors to the grove. When the train
halted, quite number OF the passen7
gers, including our reporter, proceeded
TO the grove, and there found every
thing prepared for grand jolitication
An immense barbecue had been pre-.
parcd aud animals enough roasted TO
have fed three thousand people. From
all directions people could be secn
canning in some on horseback, some
IN couvpyanres aud some on foot
Numbers Of pretty girls, han
somly dressed, ana busy as oee'
were fitting aoout arranging the '''
blts AMI lanshlns' chatting emu ''''
vor-ine with ALL me scene WIS ~
pleasing that our reporter sincerely
wished he could nave RENAME" 'ht
entire dy. ~ II was ne hehrIE gov
left, "a the train, which had oeeh sue
tracked waiting Tor 'he tram rom r .'
Worth to passes, was moving OUT Inc
Programme Of the day II 'nB ""7'
reading Of the declare Cd. '' l""pv"'
dcnce hy Mr.. Tom j. h''h anu .le
delivery Of ali oratiol IS Volohei W.
l. Crawford Of de- ,'s. the,e were
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settung.
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BtdieteLer Ool beM &lloern oc9 Subel:
paares &c. &c.
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au5eeFerti9ten @obL3eu9nilie eel1annz
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betreffenoen gSablprotOfous fur Jtus
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belle aber, 0nB Die an9ebli6 nl6t pGbls
barren MaGlmdnuer Srelplter uno ges
biliee gu Wtit9Iieoern oes @0uegiums err
nanlt murben, nahoem bur0 ibre Ser>
idumniB, in bemielben gu eriGeinen, ibre
StelIen pafant getDoroen, uno iDre9SabIs
bartlett gu Dieier 3eit let ni0t in Srage
geltelt tporoen.
Die Gomlnil1ton berta9te fi6 lin 9
nbr bis mOrgen gfahmittag un 4 uDr.
Sic be mofratt6 de W2e1rbeit
beS Nbge0ronetenbuules tpiro morge1
0ormittGg cine Yarteiper1ama1lung abs
baltem, nm 3u entl beioen, oh bas 0au5
ibon morgen lber ben 8ert9t Der @orus
miiiion abltimMen loQ, ooer erlt nd9z
item Miontag.
Ser Sre8ottsITaW.
8aiDtngton, Is. Tebr.
Die 3et6enz0 epei6e. Die am l. 9es
5em6er all Samuel Eiloen a6gelanot
muroe uuo Die llnterlGrift y@obble"
fubrte, ipuroe bonn Seuatscomite fir
griuilegteu uno 8aDlen, nit 5IlFe oes
bon 0errn Sbatp BON 0etrOit gelieferten
S6IuiieLs eut5iffert. Sic Iautet wie
tol9t:
GortGon6,1 l. 0e3.
9errn Samuel S. Giloeu,
Is @ramercD Barf, g. 9.
SD Deroe ieoen Bunft in bent Sale
6es Yoitlnetiters Wa0tmannes gu @uu>
fen oeS oemOtratii6en @abImannes
enti6eioen uno Oem8emdB an Mor9en
0eS 6. ein WubI5eugniB ousiteuen.
0Gu5 in 8ertrauen
[@e5.l r0ouberneur."
NepO BORT, 10. Se6r.
Die vHof" ia8t: ye8ir bOffen, oaB 6as
en8Iii0e WorterbuO n;6t Der d6te
S0llIieI gu Den 3et6enoepsi6sn in benz
Sre9onz8aue lit. AHoernfnaS bitten
mir DEN ld)dnoli0ten GDeiL oer grGits
0enten>N nGeIegeubeit erret6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

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