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LUTHER IN BRONZE.
THE STATUE OF THE GREAT RE
FORMER IN THIS CITY.
PROGRAM OF The UNWILLING CEREMONIES.
THE EXERCISES TO BEGIN TOMORROW.

A Description of the Statue New stand.
ing ju Front CT the Memorial Church
History az the Movement which
illuminated in its Erection - The
Worms Group From which This
Figure Was Taken.
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HELIERISM: D-SIGHT MYSTERY Super
plete Manual for Teaching the Peculiar Art By
HARRY HERMoN. Illustrated. Boston: Lee Il SheI-
ard Washington: Brentano Brothers.
THE WIFE OF MONTE CRISTO. Being the Contin-
uatiOn of Alexander Dumas celebrated novel Of
Monte Cristo. (By an Anonymous Author) PLila-
delphia: L. b. Peterson l. Brothers
Reconstruction. By o. T. BEARD. Detroit: The
Detroit News Company.
John Stirling. Philadelphia: L. b. Peterson L
Brothers.
AN HOUR WITH MISS STREATOR By PANsY
Boston: D. IOthrop & Co.
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LITERARY NOTES.

THE LIFE OF FREDERICK pFNIsoN MAURICE.
Sh1eny Told IN His Own Letters Edited by his son.
EhEDERfcK MAURICE With Portraits. In Two
Volumes. New YORK: Charles Scribrer's Sons.
Washington: VIM Ballantyne Son
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE also ooo

we do hereby certy that ,re supe,rise me arran,
nen1sJor az fhe Monthly and SePiiA nnudi Drdrfaos
or The LOUISIANA STATE Lottery Com pdnQ aud ia ffr-
son manage and control the DracisiVs teaselres and
that the sdlne are conducted ih honesty Jdrgess and
"a ooodJdath tondrd all parties, and authorize ths
company TO use thS certificate nth rdc-saies " our
signatures attached. ga as dGreTtise7ReHt6"
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At the NJ. e. general conference In Philadelphia
yesterday the committee on episcopacy agreed by
an almost unanimous vote TO recommend the ap-
pOintment OF a missionary bishop for Africa.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

loo numbers ending with ~ being the two last fis-
$25. ~'
The subscribers, having supervised the single number
dfswns Glass T. Louisiana State Lottery hereby
tfy that the above the numbers were this ay
drawn from the 100000 placed in the wheel With the
prizes corresponding 10 them
May 18th. 1854
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pBLEGATEs TO TIM NATIONAL CON-
HENTION.

OF late, Washington specials have sug'
eested for onsideration the question OF the
expediency or advisability OF sending con
eressmen to the national convention in
July next as delegates. The discussion Of
the subject Of the selection OF delegates 10
inch convention IL now both timely and
important and should receive attention not
only BY the press but also from the general
public. The ACCESSIBILITY OF sending con-
grossmen to the national convention is .
matter, however, OF much question and
doubt, That a msn Is congressman, is OF
course, OF ITSELF no objection to his
being delegated to assist in naming the
national ticket OF the party. Neither honor
nor position would interfere at all with the
other, and It might be supposed that the
generally exceptional standing aud intelli-
genes of the representatives in congress,
would especially designate them as the
proper parties 10 assist In shaping the Ia
sues OF the nation al campaign and the NOM
ination Of candidates.
Toe very reasons, however, that are
urged In advocacy OF the selection Of con-
Rressmen for the special service in question,
namely, their frequent contact aud &C.
ousintsnce at the capital with the promi-
uent candidates for the presidency, and
their thorough knowledge Of the issues and
leslsistion likelv to enter int, the campaign
BIZ discussion and agitation, are identicaily
the reasons, Il seems 70 us, why such rep
rssentatives should not be chosen as dele
eatse
"A delegate 70 such body a. We have men
TONED, wants to be entirflS free from per-
sonal prsiercnoes on the one hsnd, or preju'
dices on the other. He ought to have no
personal acqusintance with nor relations
to the prominent candidates. He should be
able 10 measure them oil. With the cold eye
Of . ssrnnrer and critic, and from their
records and standing alone. Congressman
q q espersI rule. can not d. this. Their
carer, q Washineton Develop friendships
ar soesnasr pref udio<s and create personal
= Nh = polItlesl fslasieos with TIE lssd'
- - prouins1t men q ~ party. tat
- ness shsD Iihely 10 vsrp thslf jog
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With its full shelves ready to its patrons, to
whom wish express that everything in our power was
of these goods Every necessary has been taken by
buyers contraction goods with reliable manufacturers
only and ready cash of secured inside figures
We daily convincing those ladies who bring samples
from Northern and Eastern houses compare with stock
that prices right and styles correct Our competitors
North East have only the facilities that have to
make purchases They have the interest of people
heart who live far away from them, and they sell their
goods with profit as well as we do.
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msnts and innusncs their actions In the
passionate struggles that now 90 invariably.
'lmost characterIse the proceedings OF these
great national conventions.
A member OF congress absent from home
for six or seven months In the year. months
too, Immediately preceding the T1esiden-
tl.l nominations. sngrossed In tho cares OF
official life aud the thousand and one quss-
ilons and duties arising from q vast vol
ums of legislation. cannot Ia the very 10.
ture OF thinrs keep fresh and posted fully
with reference 10 the matters thnt have
been growing up among the people IN The
meantime and provoking agitation aud ex-
element. 30 long removed from the popu-
lar debates and 70 deeply engrossed In
others, and with topics OF ssother desorip.
ton In congressional halls the new Issue
might fail OF receiving from such delegate
the comprehensive and enthusiastic slten-
ton msrited.
In private lie hundreds OF strong. intel
ligent representative men can be easily
fsund who are not only close readers Of the
current political literature, but accurate
and faithful observers also OF the popular
pulse, who are close 10 the people aud ,hsr :
fore best know their preferences, that ought
rather and could. indeed. better speak than
congressman In these great popular con-
vsn,ion,. The National convention, IN a
word, should paftake most unmistakably
and directly In all lie features aud clements
OF popular convention, a popular upris-
Ing, and not OF congressional caucun.
When II comes 60 tho selection Of such
delegates 70 We have referred TO. We should
desire most TO SEQ chosen not those in
whom public lie and associations have De-
velopei preferences or prejudioes that
might prevent the oalmest aud wise't
and moss popular acting, tut
representatives direct and fresh
rlm the various communities for the spe-
cial business In hand. unacquaintsd per-
sonally with the sspirauts and thor lieu
tenants and wire-workefs, and breathing
enthusiastically only the principles aud is-
sues OF latest aud most popular concern 10
the people.
Texas is entitled to twenty-six votes IN
the convention. but that 10 no reason why
the delegates should be restricted to that
number. A body Of one hundred strong
from this state OF 100000 people would
doubtless add weight and have beneficial.
moral effect II we should send our best men.
There are many Of our prominent charao-
ters that would be graiihed to be sent as
delegates, pay ing their own expenses.
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Summer Silks.
sss Ha III "a.

This sonon there isn't manufacturer who
has again attempted TO produce those thin ma.
terials. which generally cams out IN large guam
titles. They all confined themselves to gooo
goods, which win increase tho sale OF them;
whilst prices OF all SUMMER SILKS from tho
highes. TO the lowest grades are very moderate
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Our Carpet Department

We thought had reached Its full growth when charging it
years ago, but the growth of Dallas the many
new residences of Queen City again take In
more room order to be able to display magnificent
stock We presently preparing for these alterations and
only to around few goods possible
ment is the PRIDE OF Our ESTABLISHMENT, and
we are bound to makeit the CENTER Al FRACTIONS
For the next days will offer lot Of Body Brussels
Carpet Of good styles and quality $a5 and SI5 These
goods sold for less than $500 and $IS5. lot
Of Tapestries Csc and 75c which by other house
be sold for the price, Extra Supers 75c, well worth ST.
these only few items Of the many bargains that
offered in Carpet Department. New goods arriving
daily Carpets, Matngs Curtains Shades and Upholstery
Goods
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Every European steamer landing in New York brings
over new things New materials well coors in
Dress Goods pouring into the country The first arrivals
generally the choicest productions therefore, dent put
off Your purchases try and be suited before Spring opens
WE'LL Nuns Venes freely imported this season. and
manufacturers abroad positively crowded with orders in
ery and dealers anticipate demand for these goods
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THE testimony Of rx'Ar7oArsr.0srsRAL
JAMES before the SrRISoKR committee Is
interesting 10 more particulars than one.
n. JAMES evidently has his own theory Of
the taking or OF PRssIpEsf GARSrxLp that
he IL bursting 70 divulge. but dare not.
Like KINs MIDAS barber. he might dig q
hole In the ground and whisper his secret
Z ,erein. 1t would b . great relief TO the
country A we'll rs himself.
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SAYS an exchange: "One OF the weslthiest
firms in the state Of Aaino 10 composed OF
two brothers OF Augusta, whose only orig
insl capital was 5000, which their sister
recovered In breach Of promise suit"
While you were about 1t why didn't you
give us "Augusta's" full manner Pans
aud specifications Of this capital Joke may
be eeen upon application at this Office.
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The HERALD takes pleasure In announc.
ing that on or about tho 18th instant 1t will
begin the publication by special arrange
msut with the author, OF a new and thrilling
serial by JoAaUH MILLER, the famed poet
aud story teller OF the Sierrss. The plot is
laid in Salt Lake City, and the story deais
with Mormonism In it's varied and startling
aspects. Having passed much OF his time
among these people, Mn. MILLER is pc
culsrl adapted for the work which he
has undo rtaken. The story In complete
In six chapters, Is OF absorbing interest
and being largely founded on obserya-
tons aud on facts. II may have no little
Influence on the Mormon question now
before the national legislature and the
neople
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IT Is said that the convention will nom
in.ts Mr.. TrLDKs with the understanding
that he is not to accept. They may fnd
out, however, when too late that UNCLE
SAMMY is playing for keeps.
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Black silks.
~ fff 49, 49,; .

This staple article Is stu as popular M II was
leGt year or Years ago. and competition has re-
duced prices to such an extent that BLACK
SILKS cell to-day with about the same profit
ss Domestic Cotton Goods do. ana every ono
probably knows the margin there IL on them.
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HERE is n fearful warning to the epistol-
ary swain: In the Vatican library at Rome
there ARE seventeen roval love letters
written by HrssY VIII, to tho cruelty
wrongei ANNE BoLxYs.
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MATTHEW ARNOLD speaks OF the ty, ical
American citizen as 'lesn and dry" They
are not half as lean as MATTHEW'S rostrum
receipts nor dry the equivalent he re-
Turned therefor.
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MINNIE HAuK while in Florida sent BY
mail forty diminutivs aligstors to friends
In the east. When she reaches Texas she
will probably mail few cowboys ss SOU
venirs of her tour.
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SENATOR LOGAN consumed considerable
OF the valuable time of the senate yester-
day in having a SIS bill passed. We could
have passed 1t ourselves In half the time
II It wasn't counterfeit.
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BLACK CASHMERES.

Among the new goods that have already in,
mention OTTOMAN VEILINGS in FIVE different shades.
These a. inches wde and sell 8c per yard and Silk
mixed plain PRINTEMPS CLOTHS in many shades
$II5 per yardatter either made up entirely plain
or combined with dark-coored Velvet.
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WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT says about 3d.
600 people have already visited his art GAL
lery. He might charge dime ahead and
m materially increase his sc@nty income.
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IT costs $500 q year to supply the No
tional government with nosegays. An
other proof OF the scsnter-alixlng tendencies
o. the grand old psrty.
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A scrrsrrvrc writer says that the Ameri-
can Of today IL not the bilious man OF fifty
vesrs ago. or not. Thebilious man
Of fifty years sgo is dead.
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tbs German reichstsg convened yester-
day. The liberals have decided not to XXX
the slice ding dog BrsHARcK with the Lac
KrR boot, for the present at least.
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4. OcGorsL Fnsp GsANr Is .: candidate for
nourrrss IN New Jervsy. He wants to be
- JnnrrY LrLLY's HnHppY.
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1lrwo hundred and fity "ayes" made
tidal that fioated the the naval ap-
preparations safely into port. WHITES
piping .'no" was tboroughlv drrnched.
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The Chattanooga Democrat asks the Dr..
mocracy rs IL Safe to Feel so 5urs7" Con-
uudrums Of ihis sort would take the nerve
out OF a minstrel end-man.
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GENERAL GoRpoS's policy 10 "only partis.
ly approved" by GLADSTONE. Small favors
are thankfully received By the average
British hupkey, however.
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FRIDAY, MARCH =, 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf siates: Hlshcr p'e'suFe:
variable WINS mostly easterly in northern
part. and southessierly In southern part; colder
partly cloudy weather snd light local raius
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CArIvoasrA is shipping large quantities
81 bees jnst nov. None Of them are prssi
1ensisl bees however.
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q cYERNoR BurLsR lectured on Dynamite
q New York the other dsy. He went Of
veil.
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Trxs il money on tho Slope. Frisco
yaissd 5000 in tive hours for the food suf'
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REMINDER to candidates: you can't cat
your cake and have n, TOO.
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;uir. Colorado s. santa Fc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ ~
TIPoS The CALL or A l. ,RGE HuMBER
u Of citizen OF the sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNS candidate for d-rman Of The same
VAvE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOuNUE
w N COCkRELL A. 4 candidate FOR AL
dermsn ron the Fist nd.
HE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
w Mr.. r. KONLEY as a Candidate for AL
derman from he Fourth Ward.
WE ARE ArTnoNIzED TO ANNOUNCE J..
w d CARTER ~ candidate for Aldermen
in the sivlh Wa q
II-E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0U CE
w the ame o Colon ~. q WILLIAMSON
as cafddat FOR The ottce of Alderman from
tho FRS, terd
lxJE ARK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w IT. NJ. n. EEwsoM as a candidate for
Alderman ofthe Fourth Ward, Election. 2nd
T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CAN
i ddaie tr Aldermen Of the FifIh Ward
Election, 2nd TUESDAY, In April ~. STEWART.
IXIR AR, REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J:
w II. PORTER Tor Alde,n an Of the Second
Ward Election. 2nd Tuesday IN Anil:
I'VE RE aUTHOklZsD TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. 8tIMuND LOEB as candidate for
yo-electt for Aldermen 70 represen the Fourth
wa'a Election. 2no Tue dav in April.
Ws ARE Al aORIzED TO ANNoUsCE
w M C. BoaEL A. a. a csna ga .I ,Sr c Fs.
10osr Election, 2nd Toesda In I'll
IKE ARE 40 rHORIZED TO AMMO NOK
w ED G. SMITH AZ a candidate for Alderman
Of the Fourth Ward. Elscdon, 2nd tuesday In
April.
WE IRE AUTHORIZED AND REQUESTED
w 70 announce Nj. q ARNOLD as can
didaie for re Gle ton n tho oflc, OF City Mar
GhaI Eleciis,. End Tuesday In Apri'.
X1TE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w P.j rHEEHAN n an independent can
dida,o Ter City Marshal. Election md Tuesday
h April
1TTE AgE AUTHi1 RiZED TO ANNOUNCE ".
w VAUGHAN AS \ candidate for city AS
SCISSOR M Collector Election, 2Dd Tuesday IL
AsrIl.
NE ARE AuTHIEtzED 40 ASNOnnCh
fana date f'e City Marshal. Eieohon,2nd Nues'
Axe ~ A I'll
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Tux image on the new Egyptian medal
win he BRovS's. but the representation Will
- v RS
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RANDALL and MORRISON are at the ends
OF the democratic see-saw.
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spiritusiistIo bslIsG The ssohduks ssys
spiritusl,sm u cherished In the huts aud
The palaces, and its adhsrents NUMBER
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THx PRrcEss LOUISE at q recent we'd
ding wore a muff and boa made OF skunk
lhr. PhewI
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REvivALIsr HARMON threatens 10 larry
In 1t. Louis uniil his beard gfows.
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Tus prohibit'onisss b ,uld rot vsisr
their rssclutions. This % csuyiog Ne
thing too far.
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sussxr Cox has big brass pin stuck in
the lsppel Of bis coat wherewithal 10 pr.
fo-s's Jrx BsLpsrp's bsg-p'pe. Naughty
aAunY.
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Tux only plsce where Don't spit on
the Floor is reverencsd Is the skating
INK
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All Papers Discontinued mt tho Expiration
OF the Time Paid For.

Look at the printed label on your paper. Tho
date thereon shows whom the subscription ex-
pires Forward he money in ample tino for
renewal, " YOU deirc unbrokon hles Ms We can
not always furnish bsok number.
subs rlber. desiring The address OF their paper
changed will pl-Asc nlAlo IN their conmunica.
dion both the % q aud new address.
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In BLACK we have largo limo at CSC, 7ec.
$50 and 81.
sG-inch all. wool, dark colors, spIing weight 800
4oinch, Atwood, da colnrs, light weight. $50
s4-inch light. medium and dark grey foule. .S5e
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srrp LOGAN 10 81. Petersburg. Mr.. Pres
ident.
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Texas Trunk.

oOtSo SOUTH.
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Remit by drait on Dallas postonco money or.
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speclmsn copies sent FREQ ON application.
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free of Postage 10 all Parts of the Unitcd
states and Canada.
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No. l92 81. Louis Express (dailyl. $50 n m
No. 1874 Accommodated tx. sunday. .Elo IN
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AIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU CE
w the ame o Colon -. q WILLIAMSON
as a cardidai FOR The Office of Alderman from
q In EfxeT ard
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TIYa ARB Al hORlzED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. @. BOGEL as candidate for re-
election 10 the ONCE Of City As,e sor and Col.
T@n-..~ V1 o,,op ona r. esda In A ri
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TT5E RE 7UTHUkiZsD TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. BtuMU I'D LOEB as a candidate for
Yo-electt for Aldermen 10 represen the Fourth
Wa.A Eeciinn. ono Tue dRy In April.
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lxJE ARK AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNcE
w 1r. NJ u. NEwsOM as a candidate for
Alderman OF The Fourth Ward, Election. 2nd
EuaSday In Arril
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rocco DECLARE III Mahdi N impostor.
ArornsR nGBKL DEFKAf.
CArao. uarcn 6--General Gordon tels-
or~phs THAI Siafin Beg. an Austrian officer
II tbe Egyptian service, defeated the expe.
d',ion sent bv 81 Nandi from D4rfur and
c,nhs oisb. He defseted the rebels north
VI )" rs,cr PUT on rHun HsAps.
T.oxpon March 0.-fhe command8 Of
the Blsck Flses hes on red . reward Of fi6
each IN the neads Of French soldiers end
k32 for tho heo6 ofon officer.
n0xAb CnANK.
VfrsuA. usgcn o-rhe eFohduko, yoho.
hac puSltnno1 . oomphlet % olls>l-
ssllsi- hs ss'sens n,s un1ss ~
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LoNpoN, March, 6-GeneraI GFahem,
with 1900 men advances from 6us-
kim Monday against Osman Digns.
TIE foros will consist Of l26 artilIerv-
and four Krupp guns and sky two sailors
with two nine FOUNDERS, three Calling and
three Gardner guns, and the tenth and
ninefeeufh Husears. the sinder infantry
and mnyines. Osman DIgns remaIns At
Hrndoobe ready 70 sccept bet lie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07

IXIE AR, REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w n PORTER Tor Alden an II the Second
Xafd ElnotLon. End Tuesday IN Anil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07

THERrBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CAN.
i didaie fr Aldermen Of the Filth Ward
Election. 2nd TUESDAY, In April II. sTEWA kT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07

UE ARE ArTno6IzED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w CARTER a. a candidate for Aldermen
H.. III La IA Il