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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
POETRY.
Hannah.

"a, t,i,,.,t ,t,e,I,r Loa d,ss,lt,s
de,t,eb drsIel,dIn rteeeblne 10 oibe
toys
trittd n sln, nrd hey lifitntd IN awe
Az I Told Of n. cause md governing law
In rtsi Elective manner;
Md enc f,tu t,t Nc rfllcilrr ilrcrg
Grid cut IN thlhoa deep ard strong,
"1lnts vlti'silo matter with ilnnnnh.'
Ard eo,ltd t,rtui ~ htr given name,
(Tor did rot know the oiler;)
Aud snid with n sinh which the crowd
could. hear.
hW,mnn. called Hannah, II thou art near,
Arproneh Thy Christian brother"
My hearers laughed at my earnest cry
C,i,d Gro in uttkinE fashion;
Pr, J,o;d t,,d IN tie &C, fling few
"IIsnnab. nv sister. | cnll for You
In loye- not wrath or passion."
=,
"cere, ihtn, 10 TIE altar, oh, child ofwoeV'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
|IT Ls"d- 20 H~ppincssi
A Bws u In Whsk Race " Woman !
DIR. :. BRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR

II will bring on The Msnses rcloyo all pain al M
| monthly "Period;' cure rheumatism and Neural
sIa Of back and ciefusi LeueorrLos or "wbilss
| and partial ffolapsus Uieri; check excessive lgv
II will remove ali irfifston ofkidneyn and tiai
der; relieve CosiIvsness purify tho biood, givo
and sttensth a. the whole system, clear the D.
imparting rosy HUI to thu check, aud ehoorfalb,'
10 the mind.
II lass sure a cure IL all the above dlseas q nj
Quinine Is In chills and fever.
La1ic~ can cure themselves Of all the shove t'Y'
eases without revealing their Complaints to any it
son, which 10 always moriIfying to their pride ',d
modnesty.
Il Is recommended by the best physicians anu be-
clergy. ,giflpr. rerre.g
LA0RASeE. Ga, March q, 1870.
DRADPIELD 4 o., Atlanta, Ga.--pcnr Sirt -
take pleasure In stating that haye used for tie
twenty yoar,, the medicine Joa nfc now putting 70,
kSown rs Dr.J. Bradae,d's Female Regulator aud
consider Il the best combination ever COTTON totci
or for the djseases foe which u Is reoommendeh.
have besa familiar with the prescription both ~
practit ouor OF medicine aud Ia domestic prae ice
AID cna honestly say that consider ita bo.u 10
suGcring females, and eau bat hops that svory lady
In our whole laud, who may 10 suffering In any WI
peculisr to their sex, may be able to procursa
Ito. that their su0erngs may not only 10 relisY.
but that they may 10 restored TO health ~
strength. With my kindsst reSafdH. $50.
l am respectfully, W. Il. FERRSLL h u.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ga. March 81, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT 4 SOS.--Dear Srs; Some
months ago bought bottle Of liradhelds Female
Regulator from you, and have used II In my family
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
ed It to three Other families, and they have found n
lust what It IL recommended. The females who have
used your Regulator ARE in perfect health, and are
able to attend to heir household duties, aud we
daily recommend II to the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. II. II. Jonssos,
We could add a thousand other certificates, lul
We consider the above amply sufficient provf Ci iti
virtue. All ws ask Ia NAL.
For full particulars, history Of discusses ard CO...
tical.. Of lis wonderful Cures tho reader IL tefc ed
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured an. sold by
BRADFIELD q co
Price $3.50. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr enthusiastically.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

The sharpesi so far, this month, is. the
Troy girl who makes her suspecting faith
er the daily bearer Of sweet missives TO a
clerk in his Office, who has been forbidden
to visit his employers house. She pins
her notes TO the old man cloak, and when
he reaches the Office and throws OF the
garment, the clerk gets it and responds BY
the same carrier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

One of the curiosities Of Indian warfare
is the Introduction Of hovitzers and shells
in the siege Of the Modocs Of Oregon
The Indians are tentreBched In aacsss
which; with it's qualifications, embraces an
area Of several acres in extent To dis
lodge them viii be nezt 10 impossible, IN.
less they are starved out; in which case,
we must suppose, they vii. be extermina.
ted by the besiegers, and there viii Be .
prompt solution Of The whole question. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
A gentleman, who is rather given TO
storytelling, relates the following:

storytelling, relates the following:
"When was young man spent sew.
erai years in the South, residing for o
while at Port Gibson, on the Mississippi
river. A great deal of litigation was 60
ing on there about that time, and II was
not always an easy matter to obtain a ju-
ry. One day was summoned to act in
that capacity, and repaired TO court TO get
excused. On my named being called, ]
informed his honor, the judge, that ! was
not freebooter, and therefore not quail
fed TO serve. al am stopping, for the
time being, at this place" "You board at
the hotel, presume" 81 take meals there,
but have rooms in another part Of the town
where l lodge" $50 you keep bachelors
hall?" ayes, SIR" allow long have you
lived in that manner2" "About six
months" III think you are qualfed,'
eravely remarked the judge, "for | have
never known q man 10 keep bachelors
hall the length Of time you name who had
not dirt enough in his room TO MAKE him
n freeholder. The court does not excuse
you"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 nc rvs miles easi Of Brec kirridge +. Mop sur
vey. so acres IN cultivation. at $40 per acre
$50 acres miles north Of DALLAS 100 acres In cult
vatio n 4, good orchard, at 5000.
$40 acres-3 miles ixesi Of Dallas. coo acres II
cultivation, ~ ARES pasture sgood dwell ling. ter
ant -housess tqvn. stable, &C.. Gin, small sas ant
grisi,niiu. AT S6iSO. '...
120 acres miles northwest Of Dallas, o. acres II
cultivation, 2 stbry horse, al $3.50.
go acres miles north Of Dallas, ITO acres in cul
tivation, at S22 Go per acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

II black boos black should hit rhiis
boot black add black the white boot black .
eye, should not the white boot black hitlbs
black boot black and black the black boot
blacks eysf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

Mr.. Froude, the historian, Who has JUS
gone back TO England, is 70 urits series
Of brilliant historical papers for Serb
usr's Monthly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
TAnRANT' COUNTY.

1?S0 acres patented to Clark & Bryan, at - 90.
1476 acres in the maine Of 4. Houston, at IS per
acre
100 acres VI miles sonth west II Fort Worth, part
Of the J. Gililon survey, prairie at o. per nero.
lG0 acres 10 miles east Of Fort Worth, the Fannn
survey, at 50 pr acre
400 ncre. lCmiss Hwh wet Ct hI'ss, tito Ne
Kinney Wilkins tur,fy, liuir;c, at 81 Ter acrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
I. TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate Certificates for u interest In the
lani =
Below We give a.-iartiai Ist of the lands tn at W
arc now. Offering
FOR SALE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

TO acres, 12 miles north Of Dallas 10 hcrcs in
cultivation, fine DWELLING house. price slsya0o.
5e5 ncres 10 miles north OF Dallas ~ acres in cnl-
tiyation. fine water tmhtr and pfnrio price Sooo0
252 acres, ~ miles north OF Dallas a. acrcs IN cnl.
iiva ion, Hnc sprtng prnirles and ilnlcrrice a 300
go acres, miles borih Of Dallas, rs acres III cui-
'ivution, rra.ra ard ir,ber 5lrck sandy soil price
S3.hni 80 ~ T.. ~ on
3l6 Hcres, 10 Milos norlE-eaat of Dallas "a acrrs
in cnltlvR ion. prairie ttd tir,l~r, price fi.rN.
2i0 rcr,s i2l miles n0,th Of t'Niias so acres 10
cultivation, price SIS perscIo. r-
As acres niles west of pnils, spcr,s 10 cnltva-
ton, price II .CfO -
"a. acres miles northwest OF Dallas, 25ocrcs in
cul wat len, p, ice $3.50,
"a ntrrs miles north Of Dallas, rari Of the VIM
Durnet survey, all Gnced but moi broke, price siIS0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
CITY PROPERTY.

Block NJ 0, Houston st and PaclSc Avenue
ho';sc rponls.
Lot and hluek No IS. corner of Pacific Avenue
and Jefferson street, rooms.
Block Nj il north half Of llo1ston and Wood SITS
rooms. 90
Block No 2s2 Srl acinio stree, and c. Railroad
rooms.
Bluck No 2i3 Io0xgfO feel Howard st, log cnl'!n
Block No2i lot 4. Houston aud W,Uj So, o 'tons
Block No 80 Lamar and Polk streets, - rooms
Block No 2l7 t0aIlDh Ross mi Gripir SIS rooms
Block ~ la0%2v0it Gri NJ. Patterson s's4 rooms
BlDcl, ~ Lorlmcrcestrcet lUUNe00 feet rn"n,,
Block 22l cast half Ross and artcr sis, ICONS
y AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
March 4. IA LA rt.F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08
FARMS.

800 acres, mikes south Of FORT WORTH so acres Ia
cultvat ion, orchard aud hedge fence price $500
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acre. 10 miies south Of Denton, the W Thorn.
ton survey, prairie mo timber, ut IS per aero.
rARM.
200 acres miles south Of Louisville, rs acres In
cultivation al 20 per acre.
JACK soUSry.
li5S acres at 81 30 per acre.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 so per acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
li4o acres at 50 pcr acre.
ARCHER COUNTY.
a2io acros at 50 per acre. az
ERArH COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1886 acres. Jose A. Guano survey on Chambers
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
$50 acres miles north of Peters Bluff, rs acres In
cultivation, at 50 rs per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY.
800 acres On Green Bayou, at So per acre
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-08

800 acres mikes south OF Fort Worth, 50 acres Ia
cutivat ion, orchard aud hedge fence, price $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

,,.rr al 81 01 81 50 Tmoihy Fair 90 sid e. To- ship
o. sSL Cloycr rel Good Al : asi 10 Clover Good
ssssv sre in moderate asasa We qo'c Long Se al
SrORRSS ts rurpearae IA. sgsln oechnsd with only
ard lie close voak At aS Tor merchAntabei safes
n aoo bbs StBine at - ~ spd to-day lp bbs Common
i - ~ 50 bbs % ia and 1000 bats Strained al o. a. DE-
o. ~ - SD 81 40 and dood do Al - wa
Iee vs suI moderately ssles 100 bhls Wilmington,
- - II - s. 20. pei qaotea Al - s't dSA -,
NtTpri frm ha Quet az VIC IN casks, and VIC IN ouN
cas - ~ 8 1os Ia PBe Winter. MeuhAden dal and nominal
Ch on a,r esl We len the Pork strong and
PSF hen The huoFaneF has contnue though the
n been preriouytse higher prices eurrehi
hss atrr but hode generally have been free seers
D. ne - ni hrh pos me extraordinary demand for Bacon a.
81 sf-,nrhencd better business has been cove 10 Extra
a. PRIME and Cesr Ola Mesa has been spaney eferd
her We have not adeo to our stock OF Nv materially AM
srs of Oh saneshaI ne ect OF Frne Ness Is re
hsv - err bed higher TO-DAY The P0rk msrket i easier
oa . roth ard for the future CITY Prime Mess IL
a. saes go bhls Il ia Sl7 'she sales cash snd
"a ~ 80 Us bbi> &i6as ~ for NeE Mess SIC 3 n
80 49, u ior Extra Prime; Tor ure deliver we hear
m hb &c $0a I IS for Plain Me and Sl2d SIS Is for
90 a.. Tec sieady demand 50
demand Light sales of 50 bills al 50 for Western
ar fair icuapd; Hams ami Shoulders sales Of
f b1ss shoaers 81 d6c and retail bots 6ie; 50 boxes
bellies etc 70 boxes l2d ~ NJ at loc l00O. n do bulk
80 ans t Bl 60 le and 100 Fresh SheEdeFt at oc Bacon u
~ Clear and hxt Short Rib IN demand frn Of
e. % BIB a. Sc light average l4a boxes short Clear Al
- - Dresses hogs irregular City tim; Western steady
49, 4 for Western. aud dc for CITY. Land shaoe
~ The inquiry for toe future moderate sales Of
- fos % Tor 81 d6ic tor Ciy 76d8ic for Pair
g. sean q ioE Kettle Rendered and 76c ior City do
- .rrs svey hrs Of 20 TO- seller March Al 7l6e, and
$50, 5r Provisions IRON srv-fOEE YoR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
6orscs, Carriages, faruess, &r.

Eorses, Carriages, 6drness, Nr.
A. T. DEMAkE'[ u Co.. 0'S Broadway
We offer arge and elegant assortment Of
FINE CARRIAGES,
Of our own manufacture comprising popular s1seai auy Roc
styles; Lantaus BRETT FhaetonA
Co1pe light and STYLES beautiful tTle Carte ana
Turnout eats hrcss; prices very reasonable Secondhand
TihurY top BagEY, PtaetOn and Rockaway
LTOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
obtaining f,tlass hunters tns dIaaght OF
other Horses geraned sp0rug0gs the By
will inconvenience Adores. Whs o. montreal S-h.o
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes Equipments Of DESCRIPTION: me
arrest ysrety In NesYok C. NJ MoSEMAN BRO, aanufae-
turen WarerOoms. ia Chambersst
UORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, SADDLES,
and All kinds Of Ssddery manufactured; full
lire Of Blankets stabe and other Casge Robes
oil every qurity T. b. sMl III Oo' W " -IIeA'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
PrpEIPrS DE- pROnrCF-

p NOM Rrf- Iefffif ava H1lIro1uF
BeesuuT bales Cotton
es Copper ~ pkss Due Frut 10 bos Esss - aolS
sash Barley seed 20 bsg B. Peas 70 bos
C.rn Msai.
800 as ia f8es si8 1d-s bbs spirits TuT-
~tue bills Tar ls82 L0l4 Pig on CAKE 90
ttrS Pk pkg Meats - Gres.e L6i pkzs Lard
b Lard gu pigs Butter 6 pkgs Cheese 9 okE allow s
f--,-i Hog bs Rice COO boxes Starch 2ts
81, Tohsrcs 0 loras a. Tobacco az oba whisky 80 bales
"A DOL n Bsi-s I0E, IS bbls Llbrcatug OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ilrrrroa March 22-ll30 Coon opre luri and steady
Millfu. JpisiI-. 81 a9id.; MddArg Oreaas, ga f. .
lrxaPsoL Msrh 22l.30 D. m-C0tion closed unchanged 20
rrs dsy been 10000 bales inoning lo 10Y
- eat: al the les 700 bales American; sales of cpo
- RON ssrau a. OF Charleston March and April AZ ltd iroi
D. s- 0r February and March 3D. ud from he esue po,
a. vbe Rsrch 30 I'D Bresduas quiet PORK o. per Dol
Il yegM Mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
CATTLR MARKETS.

CHICAGO March 2-Reoepts week: Cattle l4O55 hogs 65o
sheep 1913 corresponding Last cattle Il5i hogs $3.50
sheep. $50.
Cattle quiet with few sales the Inferior quality Of
ofsrng prices steady, unchanged; quotations 0a 50 Is
for rtraJ se0s6 3 for oheei IS 2ds5 Is Tor goe - -
IS FOR fair; 80 81 90 80 for tOckers; s. Is S5
for butcher. 81 OG ~ 20 for inferior
Hoes better request aud prices Joe better yards well cleared
the quotations - - 80 for S5d IS 10
good IS Tor aud grades.
SHEEP Gin ht supply but equal demand unchanged at
s. 5J1 80 90 foI 10 choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

ASTlfre qst Raw sugars d5sc for
"a Reiuar Cuba Musoovado Ease for ennfuFa sales
5Qotc
private terms hetued, llt 1llsc. for HrrdS
SILAN bot quiet; sales of y tics Prime Of Be- and p bills
Pnms. hals 400 10 No. I a Ste
SEEDsCyer steady with fair bone trade demand sales o. zoo
ba-s g.. f1I Prime.
TALLJW a steady sales o. % 900 &c o Good &c
Pm slss. Ilb binds Prime late yesterday. Fl Sc
WHISKY steady with hight 1emaud sales OF sJp bbl. a. Gle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
COTTON MARKRTA.

sAvANSAu .2-Co'tou srn aiddhurs Iel receipts
~ hse expor-o Great Britain s25 bales sales 100 bales stock
CHARLESTON, March ICotton quet Mddngs l8i q8ei net
receipts III hslcs sales zoo bales, stock ~ 67I bales
WILMINGTON
50 hsss sEportscoAStSise, 2l bales stock li bales
BOsToN MiddingS
SO bass sales 100 bales stock. II 600 bales
MOBILE March 22Coion firm; Mddnz lBlc receipts, $40
bales 64 bales erpOrseoAswse s8 bales sales 800 bales
stock q slI bales
22Cotton demand Ordinary 3c
Good Ordinary 6sc Low Mddngs lie Middlngs. lBlc
oeipt $3.50 bales 35i7 baless 81 bales
sales l5O bales last 400 bales; stock 2l22l2
CINCINNATI March 2Cot0n steady ndlngS Blc receipts 20
bales shipments, la bales; stock. u, s91 bales
ST LOUIS March 2Cot0n unchanged receipts 10 bales ship
ments. az bsleN
March 22-COtcn quiet aud stesder MSdungs re
receipts. l7s bales sales. i43 bales
LOUISVILLE March 2C0ton dull unchanged; MddHngs he
receipts. 3 bales; shipments 8sl bales
MKNPR March 3Z-Coon arm Low M1iHgs l7ldi7fe; Good
Ordinary, Is. g6c receipts 905 bales shipments sR b stock
4S .8t3 bales.
GALyErOy 22-Cotcn quiet; Good Ordinary
receipts l7 bales Britain. bales
~ balesi sales. 200 bales stock. "a 3J7 bales.
PHLADELPHIA weekly
act receipts 95i bales 33ij bales.
BAITINoRE March aa-Cotion and am Mddngs BE-
receipts 81 bales 2 bales EIporcoasise Is bales sales
Is bales stock. .9l6 bales.
EoKPoK 22Coitou quiet; MidingN 7ges
eepts ~ 5Ales eKporsoOaNise B bAes = bales stock
e.3s ballet
MONTGOMERY 22-Coton-Lew MddngS reoeipts
IS baes stPmen OIL bales stocklb72 1901 bales 1872 58
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway
z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY
First Mortgage on its Extension.
SECURED BY A

First Mortgage on It's Extension.
The line including the 4,o niles sBi Is
COMPLETED except ths short distance Of eghiyte miles between
Havana, the Illinois River. aud the Mississippi.
part the line O2l ms. from Indianapolis Pkn hiss been
successful operation y,sr RECOGNIZED As ONR
OF THB MOST IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CITY
OF SDlAEAPOLIS Its earnings than sufficient to
ALL Bonds the Company AND ITS RECEIPTS
FOR 1871 WIRE MORE THAN S3g5,OOO GREATER THAN IN
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
These Bonds strength ni recommend them Tor
the folowing
ing expenses and interest
2. The unfinished portion Of the line will be COM
peted within a few months and the entire road has
immense business mmediately tributary to IL.
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WERE AT THE RATE or S7,227 PER MILE per
nnnum, and reach $40, 900 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive.
Of the capital of the road, well upon its
convertible bonds, Is obvious.
4. The SECURITY Il COMPLETE.
5. The management of the road Is Acknowledged to
be SUPERIOR, and there be possibility OF any
default in interest payments.
The Bonds CENT GOLD 81 900 each convertible
option The holder may req tered without ohsry Price
30 currency Coupons JsHaay aud Ju
free Of tar.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24


issoa Issssss9 lOLssss41 ASP % 80 APPS s79
90 ioslOsOs 90 2s7 Ss 5a77s ssesi5o s7sa417
for the week jl for the week
a. nseksles qualities AMI al light stock and
. closely; coectiuns slow. commercial prosperity
ne legitimate working suffering from the courac
n ~ erpsnsou arbitrary. redeemAbe cueucT which fans
suan pubic Indebtedness ana chADets aud dtnoraIes
d. there sales bere Of 80 ODD packages buer Tor
G sas or mining and ae usual jobbug trade
l-tar ga ck sale Tor One makes at lt0&5c We quote;
Fass of Pail But Low grade state Butter
~ Crs,merv fofs Fresh R0h Batter, good
srtre TBS 30 IS Low Fair to ood Western lsoi8
lsr % eo, darcs..2dlz Grease Butter. s0l9
Receipts for the week d5 hoTesi exports for The week
market JobhnG OF The balance OF Old stock a.
,8r ae-. among 0 boxes fue iscor al loc
~ speuu1n sou boxes OLos Isle Tor export We quote
yrrfv Factories. l6fa7 Ohio Facfores aad Pm
Goo. o. Prlc Dalrv..-.- ~ dlb
is 0lhi Skinned az
San 10 cool nsires..... l3 as
pFTRU N-The Resned has been quoted rather
- To- LIZ se demand linn iei and 6gus
a.. l- ~ nominal prces; YESTERDAY small 1870 hh.s
~ fsr l sa Aprl March delivery held At l5tdiOc
reported CIu1t IN huk trn but quiet WITH spo
w slrc rra tc or April sale Of 300 bbS made
,.rsr TIE Greek advces OF hrm but quie. nartes
s 4u 15s OIL CITY - tG - Is Upper aud - l0 on
J~s Refined .ss1- % - l2bc lue Nuphtha IKE
20 ~ a. Pa24sp1a he oferuss we're hsn and market
ffr 90 l..c ta- Mo-.
SKSs- IS steady With fair demand sse 80 baes Crs
- o. McHcu % Calcutta md 90. Buenes A1es receipts
% r1es Meucn Neg-Orlesn 81 l from Curcoa l6 DO ron
Tsu Ia DE- Tanpco &c, 2 d. from Asguw an y DO texas
A. D d.IuaDd; sales q 1900 ~ Para LUe 10
5000 q Texas &C receipts % bles and ~ nuI' %
a. ror SEA Francisco. and IS do Texas &c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

Dressed HoEs tesdy 81 Reesps-sOOO Peur
io0o bua Wheat roo bush Cora. 1900 bush Data 900 bash
TOLEDO March 4our steady. fair demand and Cd
vsne fse Of Ne Whit Wabash 81 So No White Michigan
81 ~ - Amber Michigan 81 s6. 81; seller April 81 6 n
- e seller MAY - 7lt seller June, 81 T5 No Red 81 7od
81 IL Corn dali aud declining MHed seller
Nav, le seller June sac Low Mixed 8ic White &c No rnde.
TIE Damaged $40 Oats steady e for No. Sic for Rejected
Coyesce1s od at - " for Choice Dressed HoeS sold 81 IS So
Reop200 bills Flour, aeon bush whes % 900 hesh Corn.
aud 509 bush OstA Shpmen00 bush WkeAt 5000 bush Con-
and 1000 hash. Data
WILamGroN March 2spis Of Turpentne quiet at Soc Ros
fra at ~ 20 Cor strained 81 for Crude Turpsnue
steady 81 for HA 81 for Yellow Dip aud ya Tar srm at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

Amn5emenl5.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
RErrRy OF THE f43 PSRfFi GUS WILLIAMS:
Billy M ciRFpa hNO GEo MOORE Miss oHS MGlGhS
Me coScnT4 TAI RqSzA cTy M N DE 2x& SE ANIL
NEW DRAM TaE DUTCH q u 0 gTzSiGR
MATINEEs TUESDAY SATURDAY Ladies rec on FRIDAY
CTEINWAY HALL-RICHARD WAGNER.
> THEOD0RB THOMAS and his UNRIyALED ORCHESTRA
rae NETWORK WAGNER UNION
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
On FRIDAY EVkSlSS, March Va 81. q, =, ,u,. -. ..ri
shen The programme vii contain Rumhe5 Of me % popular as wen
the Rsformer aud most Prominent Musician day.
PROGRAMME
OvBRTURE-- Der Fhegrnde HOIlander'
ffyE E5Eyr 6gyEETGqE, .,...
SCENES from Die Walkure"
Mr. "a clRG REMMRaTz
KAISER MARSCH
Admission tickets 10 aOor and drs; balcony . So
Admission 70 second baieohr, 81
The sale Of Monday @Orlng at Carl
euer sueoesso Schuoerth Col go Broadway G.
meT O Broadway ia Broadway and the Box Once Of steu'y
Admission teset. can principal
Doors open At bsfpss eight O'Clock.
MUSIC-LAUGHTER.
vi Dr. COTTON .a md, th s r isI R.yn
VII give GRAND COMBINATION ENTERTAINMENT
OF MUSIC AND LAUGHING GAS
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH Is
TIE entertainment vii eC 5as .S5 c cS
BY GRAFULLAs CELEBRATED BAND.
'' 1isi s e n Dr. 51S corrox vi. the gas
TWELVE LADIES,
f Is osafs For e at the rooms Of Dr. Cotton 10 Cooper In
stituis Door st u 70 commence at q oaoek
STEINWAY HALL. BELLEW
- MATISER kEADISG. WEDNESDAY MARCH "a. p
Mr. J. NJ BELLEws PROGRAMME:
rrrV FIRE wORsHTPERs THE Cans. Of The To Tom Moore
TIE KING OF BRBNTFORpS TESIAMENr To-. Th9eLeLsy
TIE story OF TIE FAITHfUL souL'.. Adsade Pr9-'er
Mr. MASTILlSI tSholas Ne6eby Dickens
MAHrSo PALERIo Dog. Of vese Lord Byron
isceneThe Giant Execution Of the Doge.l
THE VrLTURB ian Oruithooaeal study ae Poes Ravenl
THE GLOVE AND THR LIONS Leigh Hunt
T4 H:t S.4&T ,. RsfAa ~ Bsy s ard 3
va 20 srge, attended Church Of the
that aos fSaa TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
y, DEEMS nS M If1 deliver Two IEcTrRRs one %
VANITY PAIR"
ne 0'-''' PICTURE LESSONS PROM raB PILGRIM"
AdT;.Cp SCI y Ef Tsb ,s ~, Saa Aa &c. CHI
dren Pictures Lectures SOng and 100 voices IN the ehe
CTEINWAY HALL.
> TWO GRAND c0ScERTS
Ao'DA' N' THURSDAY EVENING MARCH q.
WILL sSd fER e3bS AS6 OLD PiAxrAroS
ENTIRELY SEw PROGRAMME
Aimos Soc Reserved seats % ObtaiHabe at Hal and Meth
oaIst Book Concern, No. so5 Rroaawar
DELLEW. BELLEW. BELLEW.
ID ACADEMY or MUSIC
FRIDAY EVENING MARCH p.
J. g. BRLLBW
WIN I've the fr time America Oliver Goldsmith eaud's
readings Goldsmith Poetry nd Prose
Tickets IS aud 50 At sehtBers aud is Boatsal
CTEINWAY HALL.
> MR. J. n. BBLLEW'S
REApPEARANOE
BE- eiuru 1Um bis Tour q Readings
MATINEE-WBDNEsDAl, Msrh ~.
Tickets. Al
II Hall schruers 7ul Brosdayi aud ils Broadway.
MIR. FAVARGER's FRENCH READINGS
Va TUESDAY EvRNfNG March IS lecture Of Rev.
Chlrch Subscription hr evening 10 tout
IS Single tickets ~ So prcuel beforehand q
Mr. Itusern, - Unse place and By nAl o Mr. tafafs
Esst NililsL
brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

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