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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
Arrived.

gteamship Alciers Hawthorn. from New York 18th
inst to A whitney &oo-Algiers
Steamer Georgia Munoy Weaver. from Mobile, I,
Muncy g. Marcy-New Basin
Brit bark Prince leopold, Christian days from
Galveston to Hall e. vanghan-Point
Nor bark Maria Johannsen. Is days from ST NaEarc
In ballast TO MASTER Point
Echr Clara Salvador, from Grand Gallon. TO master
ad dis
Steamer Amite, Costello from Pensacola TO Q
Soria-New BASIN
STEAMBOATS,.
Golden Crown ShinRle. from Cincinnati
Bertha Trousdale from Washington
Laura havis Crawford, from Washington
Whisper Comstook, from Bayou Gouls
CITY OF Augusta, Brou, from Upper Coast
Corona De Hart from Camden
Danube Thorn, from Shreveport
Tsahel O'Pry from Lower Coast
Cameha Hanuover, from Covington-New Basin
A w Mohett ---- from Gainssiie-New Basin
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STEAMBOATS,.
n wM PHss.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET

NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE,
re- - FOR MEMPHIS, H0PEFIELD,
& Helena. Arkapois ureenville and
s@sAssza& all Intermediate landings
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
j. n. Hicks master. All. drissom. clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. January %. at g n m.
STEAMER CHAS. Z. CHOUTEAU.
w. II. Thorwegan, Geo. Miltanberger.
master, clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. 4. at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
]. 7, DOUGLAS, 80 Grayler street
JOHN JANNEY. Jog Common street. !Agents.
LORD Il Nc pEAIkE, 1872 dravier street
Through bills lading over the railroads from
Annapolis and Hopefield, Ark, signed by
BROOKETT & CARTER,
nof4 II 30 Magazine street
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s.cs;pts Mt the Old m.s,u.

Boniouca-Per schr Modeste-3l cords wood TO or
der
Pasoagouia-Per sohr Hortenso -i4Oo bls charcoal
{, order
order
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Leontine-30o bbs sand
TO order
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Camille-ao -oords wood
to order
Blind River Per schr Morning Light-i2 600
slaves 10 order
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. Jan. a. Is y. m.-Barometer 40 ~.
Wind west, southwest. light. Weather partially
cloudy.
Arrived: At TAO last evening. steamship Al
riers, Hewthorne master. from New York. to
O. A. Whitney & Go.
Sailed: Ship Soreamer for Havre; bark Sid
neyf for Rouen brig John MeDermott for Allen
Point Conn,
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pkge specie M Payroll trunk mdse Avendano Bros
From Tu1pnn, 10 bbls sugar bbH honey | hi do 10
Or do shs ehele 1e7 dry bides pkge rubber to A
Yorks, From Tsmp,oo, ~ bales /. tie bales stsns
II bpas ialap n A Yorke--5 pkgs lice do istle ,
Avendano Bros--1g bales istle j Fernandez d
Son-Fr progresHo. ia bales hemp bale hats -
J Fat naudes a Son
NEW YoKK-Per steamship Algers- Asst'd
mdEe
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steamer OR!

TABASCO VIA VERA CRUZ-Per steamer Gr
salva--l7 pkgs furniture
MOBILE - Per steamer Georgia Muncy - ~
hhde sugar IL bbs molssses $50 bbls potatoes 50
sacks coffee 10 pkgs sundres
PLfMoUTH-Per bark Idun-4s5o sacks oicake
1900 pcs slaves
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

--EKsA& The steamship
CORDOVA.
Jackson Commander
will sail on or about January 81. 1880, from her.
wharf, foot Of MonteRut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for the Continent between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, W I'LL
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE
de20I 1906 Gravier street. up stairs.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. [
january -. 1880.
Cleared Y Yesterday.


Mex steamer Grijalva Laurent for Tabasco via
Vera Cruz Avendano Bros
Steamer Georgia Muncy. Weaver. for Mobile =
Mnnoy & Marcy
Nor bark Idun, Fack, for Plymouth. Eng
Kobt 0erleir
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L0 w Err COAST.
BATON ROUGE.

REG LAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at .. M. and FIJI
DAY. at 10 q. m.
r. - FOR BATON ROUGE. PLAQUE
"a mine, Bayou Goula. Donaldsonvilfe.
and all Coast landings-The new
passenger steamer
ST JOHN,
J. p McElroy master,
will leave as above. returning down the Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
freight or passage apply on board or to-
NOS II p. o. MELANCON. VI Bienyille at,
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Imports.

VERA CRUZ, TUXPAN. TAMPICO AND PRO-
GRESO-Per steamship City of Mexioo-From
Vera Cruz specie 70 sacks cofee ~ bales cof-
Toe to Gordon & Gomila-34i DO % Halsey y
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Bsrew--sIanfng w,
K marta.

Br ship Eliza Kenny, Winchester. is days from
Hampton Roads TO Hall A. Vaughan
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Greenwich, vsCK=HURG AND BENDS

GREENvII.LE, vaCKsHURG AND BENDs.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
ss9' f SSlts ' vf6ksB5h e. kA IF
pavis's Bend and intermediate land
ings-The steamer
ROBERT II. LEE,
William Campbell master. T.J. Howard clerk.
leaves es above connecting Mt vieksburg with
Parisot,s Line for oil points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower. Deer Greek k end Tallshatc HE;
GP. WORK yS, - Commercial Place.
GEO. u, HT'TE. I42 aravier street.
= VIII give through bills Of lading to Trenton.
port and PACIFIC W. H l. SKoG TX Pf" AGENT s
aulp ~ Magazine street.
ron vidKsBURa AND GhEENVILLE.
IT, Fohh'vIckRB0Ra' G i i; ",
a.. aud Bends-The new aud magnlll-
cent g. SaT n. WHs s1fEmer
con m at VIcksburg with Parisot's o Line
for al points on l 1aSo , md Talahaehie rivers.
= II V SBShs t ST5d #f STf GARTER
will give through bills Of lading to Trenton
Monroe and NIL stations on vieksburg, shrevo-
port and Pacific R q 2 ab yla ne !,, LIZ
au19 ~ Magazine street.
MAIL PACKET
Leaves S sSSEy y fAT JnId h stsRp
inss-The gssssneer packet ''-N
oonas hssssf g nass with IL fasss efa a.
and with Anshor, Line for Memphis, Cairo and
Monroa and oil stations on the vicksbnrg,
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad via Delta La.
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9HHo RavKR.
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Jan. ~. at 6 .. 10,
r. For WASHINGTON. 0PELJOU-
Lg3&tar sae, Port Barre. Simmsport, Church,
Vile. and oil landings on the ooast-
Atehafaaya river and Bayou Courtablenu-The
light draft passenger steamer
LAURA L. DAVIS,
Vim. Crawford master. A. Meynier, Sr.. clerk,
For freight or pnssage apply on board. or to
GEORGE ID. HITE. 142 Gravter street,
LORD h MCPEAKE. la aravier street,
Agents.
p. S.-Will give through bills lading to bayou
BPuf. and particular attention given to const
passengers. jRlB
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ARKApOI.Is.

FOR ARKAPOLIB.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 D, m.
r. = FOR ARKAPOLIs. GREENVILLE
,kEas36 and tho bonds. Vicksburg DeI6a.
Natchez. and intermediate landings
The steamer
Frank Beck Jr.. master. A. McVay clerk
leaves rs above, connecting ut VieksburR with
Parisots Line for all points on tho Yazoo Sun
flower, Deer Greek and Talahatchie.
G. 7. WORK. Il, W. ADAMS.
O. q. WAYNE, BROCKETT h GARTER
Will give through bills of ladinR to Trenton.
Monroe. and all stations on the Vicksburg.
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad. via Delta La.
also to Pine Bluff and stations on L. II. M. r.
and T. Railroad via Annapolis.
W, B. BROCKETT. Agent.
seas 30 Magazine street.
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HGEUF RIVER.


REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, January u. ut 8 =. N.
n- = FOR EASON'S FERRY, POINT
Jefferson, Alto. Red Mouth and In
termedate landings on Boeuf river
The Al packet
James Hamilton master. Sam Gwartney clerk,
will leave as above, For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
Jazz LORD & MoPEAKE. 1872 aravier street.
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Get your plumbing done at Sullivan Il Bull
gers. W Damp street.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IRN Gable 20 the N. Y. Herald. i

TBy Gable 70 the N. Y. Herald.l
Havre Jan I5-Arrivsd from New 0rleans, Aus
bark viucengo, Cassovioh 18th, Br ship Soioto,
Mitchell nth Br steamship Trafalgar, Dryer.
Liverpool, Jan i7-Arrived from New Orleans.
Rr steamships st Loua, MoCauley, and Mediator,
Hannay. 10th Sailed for New Orleans, Brit bark
Prince Rupert, BF lilo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21
anAhod DO would


these resolutions before the convention.
Al the end OF the roll call delegates iron
the several Congressional districts wore In
strnoied 10 lelectA committee Ia consist q
one member fran each district, which shout,
report the hamea Of delegates chosen by III
districts 10 represent them nj tho Cincinnati
convention and also the names Of delegates 70
the State at large. A similar provision wa
made for the Committees on Permanent On
ganIzaiion and Resolutions
The proposition OF the Tammany conyon
ton for Conference committee was referred
Tho convention then took recess until 4; ai
.. M, and another from that Time until 8t
p. IN,
The regular Democratic convention rc'a,
scmbled Vt 7 100 but the Committee on Ore'
dentials was not ready 10 report and there
was long wait The committee finally 70.
ported IN favor Of all the sitting members NJ
placed p,,op the roll by the State Committed
The report was adopted. Upon the report Of
the Coinmltteo on Permanent Organization,
John O, jacobs, Of Kings county, WIS made
Permanent Chairman. The roll wac then
called and tho committees were appointed.
Mr.. Morrison, Of New York, from the Com.
mittee on Resolutions, 10 which was referred
the resolutions received from the Tammany
convention, reported as follows;
Resolved, That the President Of this con.
venton be requested TO reply TO tho commu'
nication received, signed by j.. y, Haskln'
and 10 assure him that this convention recip-
rocates every expression { a desire fors union
OF the Democratic party and ARC persuaded
that the elaboration and wisdom Of tho Ma.
tional convention will result In such action NJ
will secure a triumph OF the Democratic par
" OF New York and Of tho Union in the en-
suing Presidential election. Adopted unani'
mously.
After much delay delegates 10 Cincinnati
and members Of the State committee wer,
named by Congressional districts, The Com,
mitteo on Resolutions reported and ut 1880
a. m. the convention adjourned sine die.
The delegates TO the National convention
are instructed 10 advocate tho two.thirds
rulo and " vote s n unit, but ara
not instructed for any particular
candidate, The principal feature Of tho
resolutions which were adopted is In depun.
ciation Of the election frauds of 1875. The
resolutions are thought to strongly favor Mr..
Tilden, and contain the following direct no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21
STATE DEMOCRArIC CONVENTION.
First Days Proceedings Election OF
Permanent Officers, Appointment
of Committees, Etc.--Thc Con-
vention nti-ROberts and Fa-
vorablc TO General Han.
cock for President.
Speci1lt to thu Herald.

Specill to tina Herald.
Galveston, April 20.--The Democratic
State convention met at one o'clock p. M
The convention was opened by E, G. Bower
in most eloquent speech.
W. S. Coleman was elected as Temporary
Chairman; j. NJ. Claiborne, Of Galveston;
j. w. Booth, Of Wise, and Frank Smith, Of
Harris, Secretaries.
Commit, es on Credentials and Organiza-
ton, one from each Senatorial district, we're
appointed--J. II. Hubbard, of Ellis, on GRE
dentials, and John II. Cochran. Of Dallas,
on organization for the Thirteenth district.
During the absence ofthe committee, Messrs.
Hubbard, Throckmorton and jack made
rousing speeches, begetting wild en-.
thusiam. After which the convention took
recess.
NIGHT SESSION.
The convention met at 8 o'clock p. IN.
The COMMITTEES reported.
Messrs. Bower, Cochran. Mcclure. Roe,
Crawford, and Martin (proxy TOR w. L.
White), are the only delegates present from
Dallas.
The permanent officers selecte are Ashbell
Smith, President; and one Vice.President
from each Congressional district W. II.
Tucker, William Stedman and William
Chambers, of Collin; j. +. McCoomb, Joseph
Bates and w. II. Burgess were made Secre-
taries and the same as before, with J. Z. G..
Whitehead, of Travis, added. This repre-
sentstion is the same as fixed by the last
convention.
President Smith was introduced by Ex.
Governor Throckmorton and Dr. Giddings
He made quite an able speech. Charles r.
Bonner, John II. Cochran and w. S. Hern-
don, on motion Of L. g. Bower, were made
Vice Presidents. d.
Messrs. Throckmorton, Hubbard, Ireland
and Jack were elected delegates for the State
at large.
The sentiment of the convention is over
whelmingly in favor Of General Hancock for
President of the United States.
The convention received a telegram from
Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, Hancock's
home, giving the information that that
county to-day instructed for Hancock for
President.
The convention is anti Roberts.
Combinations are being made, evidently,
for state campaign. Fr
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow.
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line Of Laced Grenadines Polka do
Grenadines Scar Torchon Lac New Ruhngs
very many other goods, space will not permit to name
PARASOLS-we full line Cotton bingham Serge Boiled Silk
Twed Silk wood horn bone ceulod wadre ivory pear
naid ebony complete possibly could be
In Novelties the Chinese Silk with striped border
STYLISH Brocaded in fancy and black
Satin blue white striped very fashionable black Satin ringed
white entirely and Satin with Polka dots
impossible each suffice lad
cannot be suited stock she will likely not be suited elsewhere
SOMETHING NEW AGAIN Opened line of Tides and Table
Cloths partly embroidered and stamped material for each article
These goods growing popular in this country and will teach
Ladies to do beautiful work.
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ksarney, The latter wss not present Al tho
time, but IN \ iew minutes appeared with
counsel, who asked delay 10 enable HIN 70
habeas corpus Tho court denied tho 10
quest IA unusual and extraordinary, Oom-
mlttnient was then mada gu. and Kearnry
evidently depressed and oharginsj, was taken
below, and In iew minutes no was removed
70 hack and driven 70 tho House Of Oonsc-
ton, wber, amer going through the hnnds
OF tho barber and donnmgthe conyict's earb,
no WA placed In n cell His counsel will
apply for awrit Of habess corpus, but Il IN
not expected u avail thu prisoner anything.
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xLvIru CoNeREss-sEOoND SEES
SION.

piONs
SEsATE.-Mr. Wallace, from the Com
mittee on Finance, reported favorably on the
bill 10 regulate tho compensation Of night
inspectors Of customs. Placed on tho oalen-
dar. ~. sgaf .sa.,,lst. y.
Mr.. Baynrl, from tho Committee on ~
nance, reported adversely ON the bill 10 re-
peal so much OF section 8,244 fthe Revised
Statutes 10 prohibits farmers and planters
from sqling leaf tobacco at rotail directly 10
CONSUMERS without special tar, and 10 al
low farmers and planters 10 sell leaf tobacco
OF their own production 10 other persona
than manufacturers Of tobacco without u
special tax, Placed on the calendar at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Beck.
Mr. Jonas, of Louisiana, presented mo-
mortal OF the New Orleans Exchange, pray
ing for speedy and favorable action on the
recommendations contained In tho report OF
tho Mississippi River Valley commission.
Mr. Farley, from the Committee nm Pom
sions, reported adversely on tho bill 10 increase
the pensions Of wounded soldiers Of the war
Of 1872, and II was indefinitely postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bayard, tho House
amendments to the bill for an International
exhibition in New York in 1883, were con-
CURED In. rs
On motion Of Mr.. Morgan, tho bill for the
erection Of a public buildingat Montgomery,
Alabama, to cost not more than $4,000, was
taken up and passed
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, tho bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the erection Of a ma
rlne hospital At Memphis, Tennessee, was ia
ken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Withers the bill 10 carry
into effect the resolution Of Congress adopted
October 20, 1871, relative TO y monument at
yorktown, was Ia on up. II apprrpriatos
100000 for the monument and $4,000 for
the celebration of tho centennial Of tho bat
tie Of Yorktown.
Mr.. Conkling thought this was the frat
proposition ever made to appropriate money
for the expenses Of celebrating an event.
Such expenses should DO horne by individ-
usls participating, or at most by the State.
Pending debate, the morning hour expired
and the bill went over
The Senate then resumed consideration Of
the Geneva award bill, Mr.. Edmunds max
ing an elaborate argument In opposition to
the proposed payment OF underwriters'
claims. He was followed by Mr. Thurman
in support OF the bill. 7ha6ga
After n fewfurther remarks by Mr.. Blaine,
the Senate adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21
Improvement Of Che Miasissippi.

Washington, April 2O.--The bill intro
daced in the House to-day by Mr.. King, Of
Louisiana, authorizing the government to ap-
propriate lands tor the improvement of the
Mississippi river, provides that whenever 1t Is
necessary for the government TO take posses-
sion Of lands for improvement purposes
and the owners can't be found, or
where they cannot DO reached, as to price,
the Judges of the district courts are author
lied to appoint board Of appraisers to
assess the value OF lands The bin also pro-
vides that where owners cannot
BIO found, or titles TO land
are not clear, the amount of assessed
valuation or price agreed upon is to DO
held in trust by the court.
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mar GOODS.
SANGER BROS.

We are now daily opening seasonable attract
ions superior to anything we ever offered before,
in all departments
We assume that by this time the public know that
in wearing apparel for Ladies and Gentlemen our stock
is separately in each branch of all departments and col
lectively as a whole unrivaed in Texas We believe
too that the public understand that superior natural
advantages as large buyers and the patronage now
enjoy throughout Texas justify our claim for moderate
and low prices
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To Yinitfhe pone

Baltimore, Nd, April 2O.--Arch. bishop
Gibbons, accompanied by Rev. Fathers Al
fred A. Curtis and B.J. McManns, left this
city to-day for New York, 81, route TO Rome
TO visit Pope Leo. While in New York
the Archbishop will call on Cardinal Nc
Closkey, and will embark on tho City Of
hester, Thursday, for Liverpool. During
yesterday and this morning, great number
Of friends, clerical and personal, called TO
pay their respects and bid goodbye and
prosperous voyage TO the party.
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Shot and Killed.
Special to the Herald.

Special 70 The Herald,
Queen City, April 20.--An Irish
man by the name of Kelley was
killed at tie camp a few miles above here
Yesterday evening by aman named Ward.
Reilly and Ward fell out about some tie tim
Der. and Ward shot Kelley with shot gun.
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Mems 4 Boys Straw Hats.

We have lust opened another fresh invoice Of Mems and
Boys Straw Hats.
full line OF genuine and imitation Mackinaw Straw Hats
from the cheapest to the best made.
Manila Hats in beautiful stylish shapes aad at all prices.
French Panama in block brown and white all shapes and
at all prices and carry the largest stock OF
Straw Hats shown Texas. Our styles are
the best and our prices the lowest
In Cashmere and Felt Hats showing great variety
us any exclusive Hat house in Chicago S. Lou's or
any OF the large cities.
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EafalFalI.

New Orleans, April 2O.--Emanuel Blessy,
engineer Of the Sta.e-house, fell from the
roof OF the capitol building to the gallery
shed, a distance of forty feet, this morning.
He has since died from the injuries.
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Rome, Ga, April 20. w. II. Hammond
and George johnson quarreled to-day. It
resulted in Hammond stabbing johnson in
the back, and killing him.
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New Orleans, April 2o.--A break in the
levee Is reported at Trudau's place. in Jetfer.
son parish. Immediate sseps will be taken
70 close II up.
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Louisiniin Crexasses.

New Orleans, April 2O.-The crevasse at
Trudeans has been closed. Reports from
Sharpe and Lsfourche crevasses are unfavor-
able, though efforts are still being made to
close them.
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Killed His Bro ther.

Atlanta, Ga, April 2o.-:-A little boy
named Cocker, residing at Roosevelt to-day
struck his brother on the head with stone
supposing tito be a clod Of dirt and killed
him
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21

We continue offer great bargains in Straw Goods and
thus early in the season have marked down large
quantity of Straw Hats for Ladies', Misses and
Children.
We offer large variety of LADIES TRIMMED
INDIA PANAMA SUNDOWNS, very
useful article for yard Hat, at 10 cents.
beautiful variety of Sundowns Untrimmed Mt % and 80
sold elsewhere at 40 and 90 cents.
The newest and best Sundowns Brighton, at &c.
A beautiful shape Canton fiat Mt Soc better grade, Doc
Children's Sailor Hats at 20, D. 80 and 80 cents.
Leghorn Flats aud Hats in oil shapes from tho che pest to
the best.
call special attention to Misses Sailor Hat Trimmed
with Polka dot Ribbon only % cents.
Our mixed Straw Misses and Chidrens Hats at SOC and
81 90, are decidedly the pretties.in the CITY,
We have Just procured sclass Miliner in our Millinery
Department, who is fully competent to manage that
part of our business, and whose aim will be to give
satisfaction all of customers who may
wish to buy any goods in that line.
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Postmaster Mt Bolton.

Washington, April 2o.--The President
sent 10 the Senate to-day the nomination Of
j. II. Esterbant as postmaster at Bolton,
Texas.
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Washington, April 2o.--owing to thses-
adjustment Of a number of new dIs,llcrss
In North Carolina and South Carolina The
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue haa do
tailed corps Of cxpert guagcs IN charge OF
four revenue officers to visit tho various dis
irlCu In said States and to examine tho dls-
tIllorics and teach the ofneop the art Of
guaglng. -. III ~ -.
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HanIan and Courtney

Toronto, Ont, April 2o.-0nly HsnIsn
and Courtney win take part in the race 81
Washington,
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WARRINGTON.

Adverse Report for ana Increase Of
Pensiss 20 wounded soldiers
OF the War OF 1919 Tho &C.
seya Awsrd MN. "A mn. .1a A
rine IrospitsI NJ
Memphis, Fee. .Q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21
BUSINESS SUITS
DRESS SUITS. y

We showing and of Business and Dress
in all the goods These suits made equal the best
cu work sell them from rs 80 cent less than
Merchant Tailor Clothing store in the State