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Malt; 17I:;' e. sfs'.:1E; ?; ; s..
sssEy sss ss ss szs se sEs
I'll ri g.
Sac; heavy crop, sSe So ;Iexas.ight crop &c
Rass ana Sxfa srss &c. ,ss: IL S.
esss sss sa e 1
s's ,ss% s. al
= ss ss
asa asa Sr
ss.s s sS' s'ss T.
wSrks are said Be- closed sales have
-Goitness s.s dartsherre Nominal Gsngarnoek
:ss $50 Ras@Ensss. g 81 81 &c. s gold;
MoLAssEs he market was firm for both domestic and
s Ssi e IL 5 pcs . e
ssy:s 80 g. sssRP' s 49,
Eag d tie s Ssw x o1san % r
Il IL
r NSe oil 5 for but
Csc. a zoe. for natural winter and 7Se TSse. for
Sans so" seed Cd y f held
yei0S s Ss and a ds
and steady 4Oc. 4c.. Bank cod at 6sc &c. dones-
tic urS se s at 49, &c. NeatsOot at 7'c 81 10 the lower
a Hr n s S
transactions the value IS entirely nominal at about sc
SssT saiss % sss seSa s.rsnsS SsissrsS
prices remain s. rs for Wilmington, and - 80 for
T Ts's; and spirits
Fr1noiEuI;-For refined the market was weak, closing
ss & GF May bs o Sr Nav n Se aa Il ~ Last
S e half q ; haf a Of sne Crude A. e IS
% e. e 5s pa for
dspSa Rssscted Nominal re ah,s
Offering oil predicting np ponts
were dull at prices not essentially changed from those
meats ss ns ssrs.g sss
~ june s1t
and nominal long clear quoted at sc ioc. and short
toasy obpns way Values We're Steady Lots
to ns se sse Of o s
plain @ s VT O
but were ncminay steady value at from SIC ass
e ss ,Ss Ess aas
Spsesd ' sSsrsse sf sste' f'sss
5000 lbs Of picked bellies Il lbs average, e
STEADY csoes s Ss
pGs S IS 800 ds srie s, q prime for May a
terces Jay 1t iose Or city the sales were 50 erces
Pe5s1eSs &, market as today was weak a. decline
sss :'.; ;s
Ss Ss l bulk SKIS q 81 Pr.s. ISsa ;sS$
%sSs IN: T.s & sSS VAR !; 3d.
POULTRY AND GAsx-we have no change to notice in
ar Live pS
WET Ts S .S 70
English snpe are scarce and command higher prices
s'S:s a. % y sssHss
d. aIr e good nc. 49, chickens STATE and
dor sfT$; eaS1ss snisk asn
% o% &c Il nS ss aase. aS
sna seIf:Sy sn 10 S w pss ssss
hight picked; 81 SQUADS "a Sea S English snpe 81
RIcEm1he trade demand has been fair to-day with
s lots c psr % and 10 IS Sass
SHEDS The market for linsccd was dun, and in alb
senee Of transactions values were nominal Glover met
Joke. rcnnsylyana iosc Tor western and iosc 10
S. Rough aas was Steadily H' Esid At y 70
firm. Sales IL 600 lbs ut llgsc. per H.
sUeAE-Ihe demand for sugar continued light and
lions. ,s sales Iol hhds q %csssss SUGAR 5lac
:%s aas ss,as ss .:, ssrss
g. !as .a yoS sr u roSS 70 S RI%fS
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FINANCIAL.
A LEXANDER FROTHTNGHAM COMPANY SECU RE
"A additional capital for miners, manufacturers mcr-
chants also organize inco porated companies, make
vestments tor capitalists and transact banking
and commission business
ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAN Il CO., IL Wall street
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For future delivery basis low mddng the sales
been ss ,s I ey y a after hrss ocosk
ise October 600 St 4 2ss2 Total 1eo,e ale rsaay
i s5ss / iss sd q IS sss II iss:
Il sS 4 81 is & 80 Il j 4 s % & ss S
u 1922 20 at issSc; september o q. iss i4oa
i !: i 70 , 9s' J S. 4 sSs 1,s ss
Ssss dsfssss g he s pSrSs Is &o
z an Norfolk sss Ba.i%ore IS New York; s4s; PhsSs
phia, &C. Total a4sl bales This day last weeks
thus-Fo Havre, by steam lei by sail, nc. To Ham
@ b Sy ss C. By p Sd T. 70 BY ~
the
also hrmer but less sought after Peeled peaches firmly
s so ppes esss
s Sor, SSro appes @ M
c do Virginia Csc &c anpceled peaches halves i
lie; 2c do, quarters DC. shc baskDerrles, i7,sc
slc pa'ms state l7c lsc; do, Southern Ice. i7c.
EcGs1The receipts continues LIBERAL ana were pressed
for safe at further material concessions in prices Our
outside quotations may Be considered a. The
sey andnear by. i6c alsHc; state and PENNSYLVANIA,
s' iSc loo other western HSc &c. southern Axe
flour AND GRAM Receipts-rlour, 1868 bbls wheat
and iooo bags oats sSJ2O bushels; rye SOS DO The
cliding all kinds foot up about = 400 bbs, at prices
and in good demand al the Improvement sales 100
bbs including grandywnc. at = 7sa - 75 Western at
100 sacks Of Southern 81 81 per 100 lbs We quote
s1 i5ae sia;c 10 q
y
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Wheat was less active, but there was no essential
% sfs' pssS 1s'a5 sly
,Hs e s spot "a u %eeS o s
i 4 96s a a. Nay White
Corn was in %odsrae The
Tor old oa cosss "a s he s sG Srss
SIC sn s FOR aw soushern yellow Western White
at &c Sse for %.sed and pc &c Tor white Barley
FRElearsThe inquiry for berth Accumulation con-
mnfa Ss aoa ana naS @
iG 70 hs ns I'M
tor s
on the s sy sran e Hss o. sSt
Hnd AZ sa 100 9, London By steam
rosn 10 Sasgo% ~ sss s 81 boxes oo
s2sTn As"f sas By q sssw o i So bushels ss
msSrs BY SssSes r2ni s
tierees Of lard at as and Is hhds ofaow at as 3D.
sar h hsnce as e @ Ie os
austrian bak hence same OF grain & 3D. an
o. DO on Private %irsH terms Serman arrive,
Bfs S hence s to 9onssn
inople with looScases OF refined petroleum., SOC
uas' pSd' oat asrm n.nTSs ssR
trieste with 2 bbs Of refined do at g. a nen H@er 70
port with 900 5Ss Of G eSaa ao a.
o. raa, vHy clearance other charters for petroleum
=, IN have nothing this branch
tons confined to small unmportant parcels Values
were nomnally steady and quoted foows:-Domestic
CLOTH heavy a average l2c Borneo. l2c Calcutta 9sc
HEMP AND JuTE.-For hemp the market continued mac
Te Amea Meas nSa ns oSs W quote
for single 81 70 81 % for nndressed Manila &C. ioc
y gold s Ssa ja Sls" Mas y a Il
and weak small lots were placed at from 24c. 2sc
Hay AND srRAw.-The market for hay and straw was
frner ana lhe demand for prime qualities air the
improvements straw was rather quiet but prices
steady We quote cNerth River shipping g l0 retail
for short do 55c soc wheat and ST 81 10 for cat
HoPs.-There has been Slight Improvement in the in
curry or prime hops but generally speaking the market
American new, good to Choice &c SC 40. 90. low
to fair, l0c 20c yearings Sc. 25c Odds &c. a l5c
Bavarans tgenunel, 25c Soc. do (patcnD &c a &c
Engsh 2S s 2ss 81 Besians, nominal. 9c. &c. Cali
hIDEs-The market ha been quiet and easy but
1sso 3 ss u.s. Ria sa saa cod M0ns
lbs, selected 25c. 25sc. and Rio Grande and Bnenos
Ayres green sailed cow is4c., Bsc,, cash gold
24c., Savanilla &C., l5l.c, Maracaibo salted lie
Maracaibo dry, ac Maranham dry salted, OK and cow
BAHIA dV :ad cry sas oS Ban
Sc Vera Cruz, S Porto Sateo, sssc. ssc Minas'
Csc q 231ac ST. Domingo and Port-au-Platt dry i5c
2lc, Curacao, l5c., and California dry 25c cash gold
dry Texas q lbs Is lbs, z3c. 24c, city slaughter OK
osss and city slaughter cow loc currency Calcutta
Hc., and Calcutta kips, dead green Ike cash gold
LKATHERm eturers have been purchasing
market generally speaking, has been quiet without
noticeable change in values We quote -
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Custom House receipts to-day we're $479,0 900.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $751; 900 on &C.
count OF interest and 100000 in redemption or
1vetwenty bonds. The total payments by the
Treasury on account OF May interest TO date
amount to $7,4O1, 900.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day showed iurtner indications OF the weakness
that has prevailed and from time to time has been
predicted in this column. While prices nuctuated.
thus temporarily strengthening the homes of those
who are holding stocks, the tendency was con.
stantly downwards. There was, in fact. no evil
dence Of q p0yer that could stem the current
Buyers were Chary, permanent investors stood
alo0 and waited for the bottom to be touched, and
brokers ana spectators for a short turn constt
tuted the chief actors In the scene. good MANY
margins were wiped out and not few individuals
wore woeiul visages. 1t Is unnecessary to re.
tterate the causes for this condition, for
they have been made familiar. Activity
and dulness, nrmness and depression, have
often alternated with each other during the past
ihlriy days. and the process may be again and
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET LONDON May I2--Even
| ing.-Sprits turpentine, 29s I'd. per cwt
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Gold Weak---MOney Easy---Securities
Generally Steady.
DEPRESSION IN STOCKS.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET
TUESDAY, May l2-6 r. NJ
The principal event OF the past week in financial
circles was the publication OF the annual report OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company. The financial results OF the company for
the past two years Will be found below
dividend OF four per cent has been paid
the shareholders for the year, with only a surplus
or .O2l GO left over.
RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS OF THE LAKE SHORE
AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY AS PER COM
PANY'S REPORTS FOR
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HAVANA MARKET.
Havana. Mav ~ 1874

HAVANA. Nay L.. 1874
Sugar-No. II Dutch standard, 10 1917 reals per
arrope. Exchange frm; On the United States; sky
III do sixty days gold. 1873 1856 do. short sight do
l36 1873 do; London, l6l l62 do Paris 1873 135
do. spanish gold, 244 a 2i5,
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The following are the late London prices:-.
C0nsols, money. 90 931s; do, account 9Sls 93A
0ve-twenty bonds, 1866, 1861 107; do, 1867,
1097s 1091s; ten-iorty bonds 1O4,s; new fves,
1o41s 1o43s; Erie, 329s; New York Central, SO.
In Frankfort new bonds OF 1865 are l0l for fve-
twenty bonds, 1862, 9sX. In Paris rentes are
1Tmer, at 59E 75c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed dull and steady at
the following quotations limited States cur
rency SKIES, 116H a 1863; do do, 1881,
registered, 119ss 11oA; do. do, do, cou-
pom, 1917 12lx; do hve-twenties, 1862
registered, lis a ll511; do. do do, ex coupon,
1l5H 1l5H do. do, 1854, registered, 1le a III !;
do do, do, excoupon, III 1l714; do do,
1865 registered, 118 III; do. do, do, ex coupon,
H7I 1881; do do, do, new, registered, 1875
1894; DO do, do, coupon, 1893 1879; do
do, 1867, registered 1l9s. 1872; do. do., do,
coupon, 1905 1908; do. do, 1858, registered,
11y1 1l9X; do. do, do, coupon, 1905 120E
do ten-fortles, registered 114A IFS; do. do,
coupon, 1l47s 1854; do. ives, 1881, registered,
115 115h; do. do, do, ex coupon. 1l51. a 1854.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
There were but few transactions In State
bonds, and prices showed very little change. New
York registered bounty loan brought 1884, Mis-
souri, skies advanced to 95X. Tennessee old, ex
coupon sold OF 65A, and Tennessee, new SERIES
at 65.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet, with a slight decline
in some cases. The Pacific mortgages were q
shade lower, Centrals selling at 94s+ Union lrsts
ut S6% land grants at so and incomes at SAL
offerings having since been made about 4 per cent
below these figures. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated sold at ss, and do. gold bonds at S41
49, Michigan Central sevens were weak, ana
declined from 90 to 95H; New York Central SKIES,
OF 1883, sold at 90; New York Central first, cou
pom, at 106; Harlem first, sevens, coupon, at
1887; Morris and Essex first at lO4 ana Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund at 1O2. The latest bids are
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5000 Missouri 6's.. b C
1890 do.... ........
4OUO Tenn b's, o, ex G.
4UUu Tenn 6's. n 8. 49,.
300 N Y : rs bl, r..
5000 Mil Il st Z 6's, LIST. I
30u0 Chi a. NV con. =.
1000 CAN w &C go BIDS
5000 do.
1000 Morris h Els list m
100 Erie Sd m... -.
1900 Mich South ST..
3OOO Mich Cen rs. =.
900 do.
500 90 ............
600 N Y q 6's, 49,.
loo NY Z lst IN, c.. :.
5000 Harlem LIST, 7's,c ]
1000 Buf&Stateline7's
1000 Cen FAC gold BIDS
2uN Tn Pac hi. ist IN
5000 Tn Pac rs. ig....
llOvU Tn Fac los. H..
1908 st l. x l NJ I'd IN.
5000 Lake Shore d BIDS
rs shs Am Eek Bank.
~ Ger-Am Bank.
% Fourth Nat B'k....
10 Park Bank. .s3
Con Coal OF Md..b C
~ Adams Ex.
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NJ. JOHNSON 4 BROTHER 100 BROADWAY
N. Money to loan New York and Brooklyn with
out bonus first second and easehod mortgages cashed
Those desiring money will please call
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-HASKlNS & BRAINE, IL BROAD STREET
II. Stock and Gold Brokers.
Stock Privileges
a speciality Puts, Calls and Double Privileges all
active stocks Small pitaiisrs will ind this method
of specializing Explanatory circulars with references
mailed on application.
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EieIds, Iheninr.

second week oftho Selden Irwin troupe
opened on Monday night with "ghe Lady OF
Lyons" 10 q good house, Thereafter adnous
role Of Claud Mellnotle was assumed by MI
seldon Irwin, who ldealIsed the character
with feryor and hnlsh' MIS- TWINS Paulipe
was executed In this little Rdy'S best spirit
aud with her customary freshness Harry
Rainforlh should trounce the management
for casting him where, not only ouraell, who
believe we can SOC through u milestone ~
through a telescope, bnt.th audience, were
slow 10 discover their hvorile, The balance
did Anely, aud tho curtain dropped with
nYerYbOdY dNlIglled.
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y, mns1 ,,Il'In n"iIinniiatIuG pow"r snneror
~ gas, Burns In any lnlnp without danger
Of eSplodlng uriNlllng hrr, ManpinglnNg
expressly 10 take tho place 81 volatile ana
dangerous oils, llssaf,ly under every rnssl'
proved by ~ continued use In over HOHp
flmiles,
Millions Of gallons haze been sold aud no
accident, directly on Indirectly, has cynr no.
The Immense yearly loss "a lilnnnd property,
resulting nom the ilHH Of cliGnp ana dnnger-
our oils In the United States lsHppnllIng'
The insurance companies nnd nIe commits,
siOners throughout ihecOunlly recommend
no Astral M the best safeguard wlel0 Tampa
arc used, send lOrGlrculnr,
For sale NJ retail By tho tlnde generally,
aud AT Wholesale by The prOprotOn,
CliAA, PRATT & co.,
l0d0RImw lOS Fulton street, New York,
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The sheriff ~, The varieties,

you oan'l "klelt against tho prolgs'-sue'
oessinl, lor some months back, both 81 me
Varieties NJ this city have shown no niue
Gonlunnciousness about paying their eliy
and county taxes, THIS continued she case
until yesterday, when sheriff Iiarl'ley IN
formed them that II They dld'nt come down
with their assessment he would close them
up, 10 which they replied In substance
Hlhat le might NY IT," Finding lhal II wa3
not only his purpose 10 "try w." bnl 10 40 u,
they indicated their Willingness 10 pay lheir
apporlionmenl, an tho shprlT informed
them they would, therefore, proceed win
their little "curlOsilirs,n
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Franklin a. PENN take
subscriptions f0r papers
and magazines.
AND SVILL THEY COME.

AND STHLE THEY COME.
Another heavy invoice Of
Wall Paper Of new and cic-
giant patterns, and OF all
grades, ranging i'm price from
b cents e. $3.50 per double
roll. We call the attention Of
purchasers 10 orr stock. III
cant be beat i'm quantity.
quality, or chcnpness In North
crn Texas. No charge for trim
ming. We have the latest inn
proved machine. which trims
much nicer than ii can be
done by hand. All AT
PIERCE AZ hYtE'S.
Main ST.. opp. Fields Theatre.
fAhldtf
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NOTICE.

All delinquent shares i'm the
Dallas Real Estate and Build
ing Association will be sold to
the highest bidder al public
auction, 0n Tuesday. the 9Th
day OF February. 1874.
By order OF The Board Of hi
rectOrs.
n. &, BARRY.
Sec'y and Treas.
2S9dtd Id. R. n. AZ IL. 4.
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A fire Alarm Te,err,,n

Inc arrival Of the steam IRE engine, brief
ly mentioned elsewhere, suggests the adj visa.
bility of establishing FIRE alarm telegraph
as constructed and used in most of the large
ciues throughout the United States. The
cost OF its construction would be compare
lively light and Its management inexpen-
sive, and the serviceableness OF such provi.
sion being patent in view OF the rapid
growth OF our city, we think 1t a subject
worth controverting by our ore department.
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The members Of the Dallas Fire Depart
ment will meet in the rear OF Conner &
walkers drug store, discovering h0lf-past
two o'clock, in tull uniform, for the purpose
of testing the steam hro engine. The cit
liens, and especially the ladies of Dallas are
invited. Trial to take place near the Texas
Pacific railroad, in front OF the city market
house. by order W. c. COMMON.
ALEX. FRIEND,
2JGdlt Foreman,
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For CIV Attorney.

Mr.. Charles y. Morrss announces MIN
self for city attorney In our columns this
morning. Mr.. NORRIS Is one Of our youngest
us well a. one OF our very best read attor-
neys, and the junior member of one OF the
most successful legal nrms in The city. We
believe Mr.. Morrlss would make ~ good an
occupant of the official station he seeks az
any lawyer In the city.
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neneGt Of MIR. Harry Hainforih.

An exceedingly complimentary audience
was accorded Mr., Rnlnfolth last evening
upon the OCCASION Of his benefit His glorl-
GUS rendition Of Ted Murphy was one Of the
most Irresistible gems Of rollicRIng humor
that We have witnessed for many plosy
day, and he was handsomely supported by
the null strength OF the company, Tonight
Colleen Dawn win be played,
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lhl0&Gillw

CURIOUS FACr--It appears thnt Amer,
lean lemlnnlly the glory OF man anI
new lnurcs 10 her charms every year,
Her dazzling beauty, her winning TEXTURES,
her swpcley smiles, are causing poor uSy
man 10 stand nghusl. Why all This modorll
that Tie change N being effected by the use
Of That great fenlnle wonder, Eagish Female
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TIIE MAIiS.
Arrival ani Departure Of Nails VI Dallas Post
uIGp,


Northern man arrives leXrepl haluTdPs.
~ lflD y M departs leNrepl nnnNNFN ~ W"
a nl,
Southern mail arrives except sundays ~
pihl y ni departs lrNrcpl hhlullNFHl w WV
\ IA,
lpNas and Pacific mail arrives lrNeppl
hundaNsl NJ 3ia0 y M dpphIla leArrPl hNN'
days. NJ q ~, .
Fnrl Worh, Wfnlhulnld and Jprksh9rn
man arrives except sundays hl phi Vt-
parts lnNrrpi hundhyhl ~ "a ~
lnnipn ana Wise iOnnlyi l,nlllhfillh Nhl
ltlnily Mills lnHil arrives Monday .Mrnlllh
luN maj FRIDAY M II u M departs lufslNN
Thursday aud Saturday az u ~,
i'leburnr, Hood County, tflgr M AlNA'
llell aud Alexandria mAll arrives MtuH'A'
day ~ D u M departs Monday ~ u ~,
lirernYllr, liunl County HOOK wan hlll
wildwood mail arrives ana departs Twice u
week,
Virginia mail daily each way, ana,
Nc%enr, llaughl's store ana Union lllll
mail ifl-Wfrkly,
NJ malls rlpsn ~ I Il ~, ~ The hulk ~ NE
nlnll arrives, ana igdlhlrlbuled ~ nlshi,
william Jones, POHmnhlrri - ~ Juhr7l
ASSISTANT Phlmpslnli owen htilyi ,Lnlul
Clerk j, =, CHORD, MAILING Clerki Harry
Neihl Delivery llcrki d. A. brown, hoN MS
lrlbuiing ClerN, ,,,,,
a During the temporary absence NJ MI WI,
liam Jones, Mr., Gerry VIII transact al
Money Order Business during The hours lrulli
$40 IN % " m, aud from y ~ 10 y M W.
elusive,
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Go TO Siegali ~ 90. for furni-
tnre. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
Of nculsiings. wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lery. 2sodSwtf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Cotton--De-
nary 70 strict good Ordinary i2sIS Ne; low
middling to strict low midling, l4sal5i6c;
midding to strict middling, l5ssol6l.c good
middling, lie. Receipts IL l33 bales No cx-
ports. STOCK, 3O5,5gi bales. Unsold lSG,700
bales.
Gold, uA; sight drafts l.c discount; ster-
ling bank J3i@6.
NEW YORK, February 3.--Cotton heavy,
mddlins nplands ljiial5Js.
Gold NJ. Exchange quiet;
LIVERPOOL, February S.--Cotton dull; sales
10000 bales for special and export LOCO bales.
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Attention

Joseph Levi has opened on the square, next
door to the old Bank Saloon, a fruit aud ci-
gar stand. His friends and acquaintance
are invited to n hne supper tomorrow
Thursday night Don't fail to attend.
SU6d2t
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Spang's Excelsior Oil is the safest, clean
est, purest and best Illuminating oil in use.
For sale in any quantity to suit, at Lone Star
Oil and Lamp company, No. co Elm street,
iehld3t
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A word to the Wise IL Sufficient.

have notified all who owe State Oecupa-
ton Tax In the county and city of Dallas.
through the columns of THE DALLAS HER
AID, to come forward and settle the same.
Those falling to do 10 are liable to Indictment
by the grand jury at Its next session. Many
Of You are behind. Many have never paid
dollar Of the above tax.
JAS. Il. BARKbEY.
sheriff d. G., T.
Dallas, Texas, January %, ISL. janSoilw
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Notice.

We buy all our Oils direct from the man
ufacturers in Cleveland, Ohio, for cash, and
ship in large lots, and can supply dealers
cheaper than they can buy elsewhere. Lone
Star Oil and Lamp company, 10 Elm street
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Mr., w. ~. sparkle,

Of Shreveport, IL our authorized agent for
shat city, TO whom parties desiring 10 adver
tisc In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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Mossrs, purlam, Howell u Co., Of shreye-
poll, am asenls Of the Arizona Mllls In ClAl-
b0rno Parish, la,, and arc prepared 10 sell
CGll n Yarns aud 0snnhuWs NJ figures loss
than Sow Orleans prices, aMi'l
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w ANTUyn

Information wanted Of CHARLES o'DON-
OGHUE, Of Cortbisland, county of Kerry,
Ireland. When last heard from In July, 1873,
he was IN Rusk, Cherokee county Tsxos
said Charles O'DOnoghue is one Of the heirs
Of Charles u'Donoghue, of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, who died in March, lisa. II
this should reach him, said estate will be d.
vited In April. 1874. Any information of him
VIII be thankfully received by his brothers
PATRICK O'D0NOGHuE, Plttsburg, I'D,
shnr county, Texas; or, DENNIS O'DOS.
phla, Pennsylvania.
Texas papers please copy. febldiw22wiw
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For chandeliers, lamps, burners, chimneys,
etc, etc, 90 to the Lone star Oil ana Lamp
company, No. 90 Elm street. lebld3t
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Kerosene oil by the Barrel 10 Retail
Dealers.

We will make it to your interest to buy
yourOi from us. We ship all our Oils by the
ear load, aud can sell 1t cheaper than 1t can
be laid down in small lots. Lone Star Oil
and Lamp company, No. W Elm street.
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