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The summer Resorts

are now at their best, and very many of our So
ciety people are dividing their time between sea-
side and mountains The necessity for appro-
pirate goods for such occasions is well met in
one direction at least. Taylor & lufty have just
received an invoice of elegant novelties from Lon
don. Among these are very fine percale and
zephyr shirtings: also some yachting goods OF
most unexceptonable styles and qualities. There
is 10 other place in the city where these goods
can be obtained, and persons in need of them will
do well 10 see them at once. The all-wool and
silk. warp shiriing hannels are the height Of the
fashion In London, and are growing in popularity
among our gentlemen of taste.
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Abner,s Garden.

The popular garden of Mr.. Abner on street,
near Seventh, continues to be largely patronized
by the best citizens of Washington, aud the ex-
quisiie music rendered by the orchesta of ProfIs-
sDr Arth, in CONJUNCTION with the beautiful vocal
ism of Mr. and Miss Howard, makes an evening
spent at Abner's O most delightful one.
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Hope for Drunknr,I..

My husband fad drunken habits he could moi
overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away
his thirst for shpulanls, restored his old energy
OF mind and neiTes, aud gave him strength TO az
tend 10 business, Cincinnati Lady,
National Republican., 1882-07-22

HSs@ DENTIST. -HoWLAND DENTAL AsSO-
SSS CITATION, No. III Four-and-ahalf street.
doors north of Pennsylvania avenue east side. Here
afteI extractons under Nitrous Ox lie, without pain,
Will be a for the hrst tooth and 30 cents each ndd
iOnal tooth at the same sitting Extractons without
gas, 80 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made
~ per SET Gold and Amagam Filings from u TO S1
a j work warranted first class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over 10000 patients Patients COM
ing by car will be furnished hee tickets TO aud from
the onlce mr22-Iy
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DTED.

HILTON.-On July 21 1882. at 0:15 o'clock, RIcIr-
ARD WALLAcH, youngest son of u ID. and c. q. Hill
ton, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral will take place from No. 2ll0 street on
Saturday evening at O'Clock Relat yes and friends
are fully invited to attend,
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lDaily. tDay except Sunday.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and q street.
M-ARRTED.

RoWNE-TURNER.-At st. Andrews Church
Rchmond Staten Island, n. Y, July 10, 1872 by the
Rev. Thomas S. Yocom, ID. d. General WILLIAM
HENRY BROWNE and LOUISE ELIZABETH daughter
of Colonel u. s. Turner of the city of New York.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHGNGToS, July 10, 1852.
Particular attention is called TO the act of Congress
approved July ~, 1852, which provides " that the
rate of interest to he collected al general tdres in
arrears the first day of July, 1872 and ON az special
assessments due the District OF Columbia shall be
per centum per annum, in tieUy Ne rate and penal
lies fTed bu tdiU: prov de, this act shall only
apply to taxes and assessments paid on or before the
ist day of November, 1881"
Tdrpdyers to avail themselves of the benefits Of
this law should be prompt in settlement OF their ar
rears OftaXes
Ry order OF the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia JOHN +. COOK,
iyaJ-gt Collector of Taxes,
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specr,s For. Grrre Wine for social Use

THE Jewel Cigar--straight fiver-can be had in
large quantities ut MorCoes, 1907 Pennsylvania
avenue. Liberal discount to the trade.
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e(No DIR. RAUTERBERG HAS RETURNED
ESS to 2i5 Third street northwest. jyll2t"
MRs PERs oNAL TAX.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsIIISGToS, July 10. 1SS2.
Sec of the act of Congress approved March 3, 1917
relating to personal taxes, directs the Collector of
Taxes to distrain sufficient goods and chdttes may
he necessary to pay delinquent taN and for want
OF lch goods and chattes to levy upon and sell at
auction The estate and in'erest Of such delinquent in
In pursuance of this law. the Collector will, on the
FIRST OF AUGUST next, proceed to enforce The
collection of all delinquent Personal 7dpes By dsrai
without further notice
By order Of the Commissioners d, c.
JOHN +. COOK,
iyon.at I'ciIactor oF Froxag
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LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

Corner Fourteenth and l. streets
northwest, January 2, 1882.
GENTLEMEN:
l have sold great quantities Of
the medicine known rs Browns
Iron Bitters ana every purchaser
speaks in the highest terms of II rs
n reliable and most worthy medi-
cine. L. NJ. M'CoMAs.
Browns Iron Bltters perma-
nently cures nervousness. weak
nese, and general debility by en-
rlching the blood, strengthening
the muscles, and giving tone to tho
1
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DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The Weather Tn.nnr.

For nc Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy toedher
In South portion local rains, iig UdrfaJie, stdtion
orV temperature and pressure
For Washington, from 2 a. N. 10 midnight
Party cloudy trediher.
Thermometric readings.-7a. M, 709o; II q. M,
sO.5o; p. M, s07o; y. M, 7loo IL p M, 7l.9o;
maximum, 81 so minimum, csc.
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from, Snner's avn ,inovri, q, nroscrihed ~,
used by the leading physicians In the country
and by the most fashionable families at evening
entertainments. aud by churches for communion
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
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"AIacrncy Dairy waeom..-

For ~ Chance 10 Make n Fortune
On n small investment see the advertisement else
where of the hallway Mining Company.
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Prominent Arrivals.

ETOWtutht NErINnAss
.WtLLAnDs, Hon J. II. Acklen Louisiana; w. u.
Wright, Philadelphia; IL. Butler, New York; 10. l..
Raulett, New Orleans.
,RIdGs.-w; u, Winsor, New York; @; w; Cannon,
Minnesota; H0mil OF Y. CASTOR, New York; j. w.
MeMaDn, Boston; Il. Il. Clnnin, Newton. Mass.
ARL1NGTON.-W. w. Wcgloy, philadelphia; g. q.
Ross, New York g. H. Skinner, WATERFOWL, N. VI;
J, Il. Yale, New York; \. ]. Marshall Australia;
w. Il. Sharp, Melbourne, Australia.
METRopOLITAN.-Thumas d. Fite, Nashville,
Tenn, j. e. Patterson, ID. =. Lewis Pittsburgh j. w.
Mcaken, Atlanta Cal Il. q. Morse, Massachusetts;
j. J Hahn, st. Louis; q. A. ROuNel, New Orleans,
EBnITT.-P. p. Wilcox, Denver, Col; ], L. Rey-
nolds New York; w. J. shepard Buffalo, N VI;
j. II. Lawrence 81. Louis, Mo; William Mida, CHI
cago: Richard NJ. Davidson, Kentucky.
ST. JAMEs.-Joscph Campbell, Thomas McFeeley,
West Virginia Robert Hancock, Newbcrne NJ Ci
Il. NJ. FoOte New York; George i, BrOnmer, 81.
Louis Mo-; W. w. Joyens, u. $. Nj f. Holmes
Boyd, John A. Tihbitts, Virginia; NJ S. Burtman,
lrOnton, Ohio: ]. *. Mott, Memphis.
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You can publish II three.ine advertisement OF
WANTED" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in TIE REPUB-
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n~S58s WARNERs KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK
~ hams Compound, Curealine, Cam Corns Sol
vent and all the new remedies, AZ CouGHLiN,S
Masonic Temple. ial9
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LADIES GOODS.

EIELPI
EIELPI
ETET,PI
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OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-07-22

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered III 1Sb. Ward" prints at 40c, per 10
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball; butterInik &c
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-07-22

The highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, iewery, &c. Call on or
address lIerzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
ynnia avenue.
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DAVID HARRISON, Solicitor,
CO Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 4

s;ae ELECrA LODGE, NO. 1, OF ADoPTTvE
s= Masonry, will meet at st, Georges Hail.
third floor. No $40 Eleventh street northwest, on
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY y, 1887. BY order
of )mmttee. jy2l-2t*
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All Dress Goods Reduced to
one-half their former
Price.
All Goods Must be Sold that a
Price Will Sell.

We are proud to say that tho
building cost much more than we
anticipated and our bank ac-
counts run low, we must there
fore replenish. Help us to do this
and we shall help you to better
bargains than you have ever
bought before.
500 dozen twO-inch hem
stitched pure Linen Handker-
chiefs at IL cts, have been sold at
25 cts.
All odds and ends in HOusefur-
nishing Goods, such as Table
Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at
half price to close.
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At Shady View Park.

Animmense concourse ofpeople assembled
yesterday afternoon at Shady View park on
the occasion of the closing exercises and the
picnic of Mrs. Dickinson's school. Every
seat on the audience stand was occupied,
and the benches, ETC., from the different
parts of the grounds were brought into
requisition and placed in near position to
where the performances were rendered.
The programme consisted of songs, recita-
tions and readings, music and the presen..
tation address, followed by the delivery oil
medals, premiums, etc. After these were
broughtto close,t the vast audience dispersed
over the spacious and shady groves, where
tables were spread with the abundance OF
good things that the hundreds Of guests
had brought in their well-flled baskets. 1t
was one of the most entertaining
affairs of its kind held in Dallas.
The prizes given and the names
of tile fortunate winners will be
given in tomorrow mornings issue, also
those of such as failed to secure the offered
premiums, vet received the honorable
mention" rewards. Mrs. Dickinson, with
her able assistants, is to be congratulated
upon the full success which attended the
exhibition of the progress Of her really hne
school, whose numerous pupils so graced
the stand on yesterday.
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THE CITY.
STREET SIt rINGs.


Bryan. Il Bradshaw deliver groceries
promptly.
The Lamar Rifles will give a hop at their
armory Thursday night.
There were three fistights i'll the city
Yesterday, and the weather has not moder-
ated much either.
The Dallas Weekly Independent, man.
aged and steered by Joe Kergan, has made
its appearance.
Joe Boylash, who severely sprained his
left ankle while running to the fire Monday
night, is out hobbling around on crutches.
Joe Boylosh is the proprietor of the Par.
lor, He invites his friends that want
smile if they are sad,
Line of auction ribbons all.widths, colors
and qualities, from cents to 81 per yard,
at Potter's, 759 Elm street.
The thanks of the HERALD Office are due
Mr., c. Ii. Edwards for u beautiful song,
entitled, MARBLE, Little Bird
There is full list of the leading journals
of the country at the Glen Lea saloon, be.
sides good liquors and fine cigars.
The new grain and produce Exchange is
booming, but it cannot hold light to the
fine old liquors and cigars at the Office sa-
loon.
First.class saloon men pronounce Lemp's
extra export bottled beer of a superior
quality and the best ever sold in the coun-
try.
Freeman's old photograph gallery is now
leased by Mr.. McCown. The finest and
most artistic pictures taken. Prices reasona-
bic.
Don't fail to call on Bryan e. Bradshaw,
'then grocers of Dallas. Their stock is per-
fectly fresh and they sell at the lowest mar
ket figures.
Parties visiting st. Louis SHOULD call on
Manget & Webb railroad ticket brokers,
corner 9Th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
Dost thee feel as though thee had been
caught out in a cyclone and that thy spirit
had lett thee? Go then 10 the Office saloon
and get drink of good whisky, that will
tone up, invigorate and rejuverate the en-
tire system.
II you want ice.cream or contectioneries,
telephone for it and it will be delivered To
families at short notice. Parlors ~ Elm
street, open until 10 O'Clock each evening
L. Reach, agent, successor to w. N
Wheelock.
In the district court the Jury in the cast
Of \. NJ. Buriord VS.. IL. /, Lanll. rehuereo
verdict for the plaintiff for the land ant
improvements in controversy, and also
verdict for defendant, finding damages 10
him for the sum OF 81 800.
Deputy United States Marshal Ton
GERM arrested j. GLASGOW yesterday en'
placed him under bond on the charge o
violating the revenue law by selling liquo
at Pilot Point, Denton county, withou
navinu thn uOvprnm pnt license.
DR.. w. K. Spencer, veterinary surgeon
Dr. Spencer has already acquired reputa
ton as one of the most skillfu surgeons il
the whole state, and has in his possession
the highest testimonials of his superio
ability both from citizens of this city an,
from Missouri, Illinois, and California
medical attention given horse, should no
fail to call on DR.. Spencer, and satisfaction
will be sure to follow.
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plr.t ward school.

Yesterday in the forenoon, before an au-
dience Of relatives and friends, Professor
Tooley, aided by Miss Virgie Helm, his ac-
complished and skillful assistant, closed the
session of the first ward school with the fol-
lowing programme OF entertainment, ,yiz;
Song The Frost. by School; Young Men
of the Present Day, by Gussie Bodaob;
Grandfather's spectaeles, by Rhode Nc.
Cullough; Naughty Willie, Albert Bailey;
My Life, by Eva Lee; Mrs. Caudle's Lee
ture, Matte Helm; Song, by School, kittie
Glide; Charge Of Dutch Magistrate, James
Helm; The Little Boy that Died, Annie
Lee; Song, Twinkle, Twinkle Little stars,
Matte Helm, Belle Robbcrscn and Eras.
mus Helm; Song, l Have Beau, Matte
Wright; Pickwick, Erasmus Helm:
Music BY Misses virgie and Matte Helm;
Song, Ny Old Home, BY Schools Sailor
Boys Dream, Norman McMurray; Inc
Good Bye, Ny Lover, Good Bye. BY several;
The Wee Little Girl, Annie Bodachi The
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At the adjourned meeting of the city
council Thursday night Alderman Moore
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved; That for the information of
parties who may wish TO put down bols
dare block pavement on Elm street, between
Market and Sycamore streets, that the city
engineer be instructed to prepare plans,
specifications and estimates for the same
and report to the next regular meeting of
the city council.
The estimated cost of 2 500 feet from Mar
ket to Sycamore streets, is 10000, or about
500 Tor each 25-foot lot to the middle of the
street, on both sides on Elm street.
Each lot will require four cords of bois
arc, fourteen cubic yards of sand and
gravel, twenty eight cubic yards of excava-
ton, two barrels of coal-tar and pitch.
There are three gentlemen of means now in
the city who are watching the action OF the
council and our citizens in this matter, and
should a contract be let, they propose to
become bidders. They have given the
matter n good deal OF thought and in
vestigation, and one Of them is now out on
the East Line 'road looking to see how
much bois Fare there is in that section.
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Green hack Meeting

There was meeting of the greenbackers
held yesterday evening for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the reception OF
Hon. j. b. Weaver, candidate at the last
election for president of the United States,
on the 10Th of this month when he will I'D
dress the people Of this city. On notion
Mr.. +. Fendrich was called to the chair and
Mr.. William I.ittelle was elected secre-
tary. The following committee perceptions
were appointed J. G. kearby,J, J. Adkins,
John Payne, DR.. Carl Murray, ]. d. Carter
DIR. Wilson, 7. X. Seago, A. Baker, J. j.
McAlister, Captain W. II. Harris, Sim
Halter, d. X. Poindexter, h, A. Sales
James Bumpass, W. C. Wolf, Judge Johl
son. The following are the committe on ar
rangements: +. Fendrick, J. J. Eakins
W. II. Littelle and James Hany,
The meeting yesterday was solely for the
purpose OF making preparations for the re
oeption and entertaining of this dis
tihQuished guest, though other matters con
corning the coming campaign will be dis
cussed at an early day.
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The cheapest round-trip summer excur-
sion tickets ever offered 20 the people of
Texas will be placed on sale at all ticket
offices on the Houston & Texas Central
railroad June.lst, good until November lst
These tickets read via Houston and New
Orleans, over the popular Star Il Crescent
route. This is an all.rail line, and is in
every respect the safest the best and the
quickest to all points in Alabama, Georgia,
Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Virginia and all points
cas-. Do not be deceived, but remember
that by going over the Star e. Crescent
route You ride over the best road in the
south, you pass through the most beauti-
full country in the world and through the
city of New Orleans. Slecping-car accom-.
modatons will be secured for you free, and
baggage checked through to destination.
For tickets or any information concern
ing this most popular line, call on OF
address, EDWIN o. FLoop,
Tiki. Agt. ii. & r. c.. Il. r.,
Dallas, Texas
j. il, a. Thomas, Tray. Pass. Agt. Star
Crescent Route, Dallas, Texas.
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MEM OhLEANS,
NIw ORLEANS, June Flour In good demand,
XXX, $40 to Q. 90 higher grades, 6.25 70 7l2S:
Corn In fair demand; mixed, o. yellow ana
Oats scarce and firm at 20.
Pork excited and higher; ness 2l.2o
Lard nrin, refined uerce. II rs 70 II SIX; keg,
pTy salt meats higher and In fair demand;
shoulders, loose 0 3d. packed, s3fIs TO $50
Bacon excited and higher shoulders 20 TO
Hams higher. choice sugar-cured canvassed,
1880 10 1875. as In size and brand.
Whisky steady; western rectlhed. LOS 70 l.2o
Coffee quiet and Arm; RIO, cargoes, ordinary TO
P sugar dull; common to good common, TX, fair
IN fiIly fair, 5k to s. prime 10 choice, 81 to So;
yellow clarified, sh 10 81.
Molssses dull: common reboiled, ~; fair re-
boiled, 80 to 81 prime. 80 % is. a.,
Rice weak Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 0H
to7k. or ,or,a
ar Louis June 9.--Flour steady; unchanged.
Wheat opened higher, became very unsettled,
declined. and closed weak but active for July;
No I red fall. cash. Las; June. l.2e August and
'v o"tn opsned strong and higher, closing at in.
aide prices; cash. u 10 TO- June 73is; July. 72,i
osn irregular generally and lower cash, 3d.
Whisky, Lis
PORK strong and higher 2o.5s bid for cash
20 e5 bid for June.
Hulk meats higher for winter months; shout
dsrs, . o. short rib ~ %; short clear 1880.
bacon higher shoulders, so short rib, l2S7x
short clear, 10. IS 10 10 IS
Lard dull aud nominal;
| CHICAGO, June 9-Flour quiet and unchanged
| wheat Inactive and lower; No. 2 chlcsg'
sprins. cash and June, 1,alN 70 Las; July, las.
| Corn unsettled generally and DOVER cash Ant
| Juue o. July, 6gk N 69N
Osts steady cash, 81; July, tlx TO +tk.
| pusk unsettled generally, hut higher; cash
as X 70 9nsG July, p.S 70 A1h. M"
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EIcurrIon TICK u 70 IIWtburk' IN
Niagara Falls either via Oh oago or lndian'
apolis), and to all the popular summer re-
sorts in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michiean'
and Virginia, via st. Louis and the
--vASDALiA LINE
are now on sale at all coupon ticket Offices
throughout Texas. Passengers TO Chicago,
indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Col
umbus. Pi,tsburg, Philadelphia and New
York have no change Of cars VIA the Van
dalia line, and but one change TO baltimore,
Washington aud Boston. Tickets, maps
baggage checks and full information, can b
obtained from any ticket agent, or by ap'
plyingto Tnos. !. srn r.
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srRENerHxxINe ANp sYauLArIya,

Cast, Away, VIM, Wright; He Never Smiled
Again, Eddie McMurray; Song, Maggie
Darling, Now Good Bye, Belle RolTberson
and Matte Helm; The Drunkards Resolu.
ton, Pieiter Bailey; Cassabianca, William
Wright; The Mountain ofLife, Allie Bailey:
song, by School, Scatter Seeds of Kind
ness The Report, Frank Robertson;
Deaths Blunder, Lena Cottman; The To.
per, Lonada Cline; The Coquette Punished,
Lee Tomme; Little Angel, Cormin Plates;
Great Men of the past, Matte Helm; Reel.
tatlon, Eunice Frowniellow; Song, by
school, Trundle Bed. Presentation ofcigar-
holder by some of the pupils to their
teacher. Remarks by teacher.
PRIZES AWARDED.
Inc following prizes were then awarded,
and at Professor Tooley's request, Major
Elliott, OF the HERALD, delivered them to
the lucky winners, accompanying the pre-.
entation with separate remarks to each Of
them OF COMMUNICATION and congratulation
Tor their merits in the past and of encour-
agement for their future efforts. Follow
ing is the list, viz:
One silver cup gold lining, by Colonel
Cole; to the best pupil n.scholarship, Mat.
tie Helm.
Gold ring TO Erasmus Helm, by teacher,
Tor greatest number of head marks in
Analysis.
Gold ring, by teacher to Matte Helm for
greatest number of head marks in First
Spellingand Defining class.
Gold ring by teacher to Lena Cottman
for greatest number of head marks in Sec.
ond Spelling class.
Gold ring by teacher to Flora Franks. for
greatest number OF head marks in Word
primer.
Gold ring by teacher TO Cormin Plates
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Nav 1lulldiuua.

The old Commercial hotel, one OF the old
landmarks, Is being dissected and hauled
of on wheels to other parts OF the city,
preparatory 10 the laying OF the tounda.
lions for two large brick business buildings
one Is 10 be- twostory brick, to be owned
md occupied by Bowser & Lemon, deal
GA in machinery and agricultu.
raj implements, and the other
a three.story brick, TO be owned and occ'
MED by the Weir Plow company. The.
TWO buildings will fill out the block front
inr ON Elm street and adjoining Schneider
< Davis house 10 jefferson street, and vii
add great deal to the appearance Of tha
portion Of the city.
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j. o. STANAGE,
STATE AGENT F0g
Campbell Printing Press Mtg. Co,
HEADQUARTERS DALLAS TExAs.
communications solicited and cheerfuIlyans
werei a,
Scholastic censu. for tho s,,y Of DANA.
DALLAS TEXAS.

Scholastic Census FOR tho city of Dallas.
Oity Assessor aud Collector Bogel has
Just completed his report of the scholastic
census OF this city Tor the year lSS2, which
shows an increase in the scholastic popu.
latlon over last year of l02 children, anoth.
er evidence of the growth of oar city. BE.
low is the report.
IAN ASSESSORS ABSTRACT REPORT or school,
Astic P0PvLATIoN--of the city of Dallas.
state oil Texas, for the year commencing Sep.
lemoer ,lSs2, and ending August II, 1855.
Total number OF white male children $ and
under II years ofage ........,,.,..-...,'-r SIS
loIai number OF white female childrcns
=, ana under II years of age ......,..,.,.,. b6l
lotai number OF eolored male children aud
under Il years OF age .,,.....,,.,,,,'..'' l5o
TOTAL number OF oulored female children
end under II years Ofage. ............... 100
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,seiai Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

e,tyEsroS. June a.-observations showing
highesl and Lowest yes, 'sSnpe . ana rainfall
o'clock p m,
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
,Aa United States signal service by requiring
heir agents TO take the observations and use
Asir wire-without expense 10 the government
I'm transmit by them, viz Gulf Coloraoo &
santa Sc, Iternstional& Great Northern. Texas
q Pacific, Texse, Il New Orleans Houston 4
Texas Central, AID Galveston, Harrisburg Il san
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