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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
TEXAS AFFAIRS.
Galveston ceS-ln IIelllng contest
Between "llllnd TOm" and
FLAMES H."


GALVESTON, October 1.-THE jockey
club races 10 come of NJ OleandeI
park This afternoon are attracting CON
siderable attention The tolllng race
between "James H. aud "lilind
Tom II fnr one thousand dollars q
side, mile heats, beat three In i've, II
will be- the most exciting conlesl Of lhe
season, The horses are both reported
in Inc condition, aud good sport IL an'
lolpated, About twenty thousand
dollars II already up on this race
There viii also be q running race ol
single mile dasll fur which there are
three entries,
$3.50 y, M,-'lho Jockey club races to-
day attracted large crowd There
were many ladies' In attendance, The
first was lroltiug race between
"Jamcs II" aud "Rliud Tom" mile
heats, best three In i've, for purse of
two thousand dollars The first was
declared u dead heat, Time, 2jaol,
The second, third, fourth aud last
heat was won by "lillnd Tom Time,
2i0h 2;il, 2il4,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, October IT,
The organization Of the citizens was
commenced In the middle of Seplcm'
Der and was completed yesterday The
officers are ~ follows
s@sl'lHt company CaliStro Gomez, cap
tain; Slsts SOlcs lieutenant. Second
company, Vincent Jurra, captain
FaImdo Cortcs, lieutenant
These companies have more than
Ary men each aud they are composed
mostly Of farmers, property holders
and lnborers.
Cortez DonOche Is corresponding Sec
rotary. Anything new Will be COM
muncated TO all concerned and to the
military through Adolphc Gloneckc,
The object Of the organization Is TO
protect life aud property against armed
bands organized In Mexico to Invade
Texas and murder and rob- also TO aid
the civil authorities to execute the
laws, they will send out n patrol every
night.
Captain Clause sends out two patrols
nightly--one below and another above
Brownsville.
Four days ago deputy inspector Rock
seized fifty stolen hides.
Information has been received that
three hundred stolen hides were cross
ed into Mexico ut the Cortina rancho,
seven miles above Brownsville on
Saturday night.
General Cortina is sick and denies
intending to modest Texans.
Ricardo Flores Is crossing his stock
into Mexico.
A number of convicts left to-day for
penitentiary by land. The county is
quite impossible.
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P0STMAsrIR OF DALLAS.

10 the Editor Of the Dallas lloraldi
Dispatches from Washington dgy
or two since, announced that the post
master Of Galveston, Houston, Dallas
etc. ETC., would be removed,
with Houston, Galveston aud other
towns we have nothing TO do, but
when II comes TO Dallas, our home, We
are interested.
We venture TO say that If to-day u
postmaster was TO be elected by the
people Of the city aud county ofDallns,
nmcty-nine votes In every hundred,
white and black, democrat aud rcpub-
lican, would be cast for our present
and long-tried postmaster William
Jones--a man always at his post, al-
ways accommodating and always hon
est. A better postmaster never held
Office in Texas. He isa republican,
while we are democrats; but In that
Office politics sinks into obscurlty In
comparison with having faithful,
polite and accommodating officer In
our honest opinion, Dallas county and
city protests against his removal.
ONE THOUSAND CITIZENS.
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HOUSTON LETTER.
Frosty Wenther-Rcnts III houst0n-A
DueI-A Woman the Cause.
70 the Editor OF the Dallas Herald {;

10 the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
Houston, Texas, October Is, 1874.
The Indian rule of testing when frost
will come, came very near being sue
cess this morning. 1t was touch and
70, and we rather suspect that IN the
hollows there was n slight show OF
frost.
AS an evidence that Houston is COM
mercially prospecting ! have only to
state that store houses on Main street
rent for an average of two hundred
dollars per month, while on back and
side streets rent is but little less In pro-
portion. Two large wholesale houses
in Galveston are now trying to get
suitable store houses in which to do bu-
siness in our city, and another mas III
course of construction q very large
warehouse on the bank of the ship
channel for the storage of salt, western
produce, etc., etc,
A duel between two young men OF
of our city is en- taps. The challenge
has passed, been accepted, and the Sec
onds are now arranging the prelimina-
ries. A woman, as u matter of course,
is at the bottom of the affair.
Miss Helmina Plough, Of New Or
leans, aided by large corps OF artists,
will sing at the opera house on next
Thursday night, when Captain }. H.
Fosters grand prize drawing takes
place. 1t will attract the largest audi
ence ever seen in Houston. Thousahds
Of tickets are being sold.
The weather is delightful.
OCCASIONAL.
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"Potheearyin" Bonds.

The following is the speech OF
South Carolina "citizen;" Mista
Chairman, / can't help eussin,,, butter
bedam ef things amt mixed, an ae
REPUBLICAN party is guine to de deoil;
Oars CIV Moses n raisin' uf bonds an
pothecaryin' uf lem, an den gittin, de
money, an putin uf 1t in his pocket
! don't like this pothecary oihneh ~
how, and in specially when i comes TO
money matters. Now Guv Moses neap
better stop pothecyin' dem bonds, an
leave ,em in de safe whar dey won't DO
nobody no harm, an ! repeats, sab, /!
can't help cussin', butterbedam Ell
things Amt mixed, an de rippuolcanii
party Is guine to de debil fass enough"
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yIagiIder, the OmnipOtena.
New York Tribune

Here is a man who evidently has a
Just appreciation of the value of the
promises made by congressional aspir-
ants. His name is Magilder, aud his
lives in Colorado. Desiring to go 10
congress, lie announces in a card to the
public what he can do for his constltu-
ents: ~ promise to have aswitch put
in ut the county seat in fifteen minutes
after my election; Ipledge myself to
produce rain whenever needed, there
by avoiding the necessity of irrigation /;
| well Danish the grasshoppers from
our land, and render the Eldorado of
the west garden of Eden; / will
work for nothing and board MYSELF
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law HANKS of every description fer sale
and printed 10 order a. this once.
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A New York Herald's New Orleans
special, saws that the situation there
is very critical. Kellogg is still guarded
nj the state house by the police and
military, The white leaguers are de-
faint, and continue demonstrations
nightly. Fifteen thousand negroes
nave entered the upper parishes OF
Louisiana from Tennessee, Mississippi
and Alabama, to register as voters.
Madison parish, formerly equally d.
vided, is said now to register two hum
dred whites against twenty-three hun
dred blacks. It Is explained that
mnch of the emigration from Tennes-
see is owing to terror created by the
Trenton massacre. The correspondent
believes that the large influx ofrepub'
lican voters will carry the state Tor
kellogg next election.
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nAHHtCUE
DALLAS, Octoberl7, ls7t

VNTIAHi VVIUUVI N T7IN
The chalrmen Of the committees In
the different precincts on conlrIbu-
tons will please report the result Of
their labors, the amount and kind Of
their contributions, on Monday, the
gdth Instant, II N desirable thul these
reports DO made In order that we may
know what Il contributed, aud what
may he necessary to be supplied.
W, l., CAlELL,
Chairman Executive Committee,
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.


GALVESTON, October l7.--Money
easy. Gold quiet and In little de-
mand at l0s3@l00l, buying, aud sel-
ling; silver quiet and easy at l07C1
1919, buying and selling exchange
bills abundant, rates weak.
Exchange quiet. Commercial New
York sight, currency, 1 discount; New
York sight, gold, premium; New Or
leans sight, currency, discount do
gold, premium sterling, sixty
days, So "a; bankers New York
sight currency, /; discount do Gold,
gold, 4 premium; New Orleans sight,
currency, par do gold J premium
sterling, sixty days, S. "a.
London, October l7.-Cons0ls 924Cn
02s Erie, "a. street rates, 81 per cent
Pones, October l7.-Rentes, 62f
New ORLEANS, October l5..-Gold
0lc. Sight, par. Sterling, 5 81.
NEW York, October l7,-Stocks
dull. Money, 2! per cent. Gold, %.
Exchange, long, 4 49, short, SS4i gov
ernments, dull states duh and nom
inal.
Bank statement--Loans increase, /
million; specie, decrease, nearly 81
600 900; deposits, decrease, 3 7-l3 mil
lion; reserve, decrease, q million.
Cotton.
GALVESTON, October l7.--Cotton dull
and heavy. Good ordinary, l38c;
low middling, llG middling, l4sc.
Sales, 2l0 bales; receipts, l,265 bales;
stock, q. 4O3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October II. - Noon
Cotton quiet but steady. Sales, 49,
600 bales. Uplands, Sd; Orleans,
SD. Cotton to arrive l.l6d cheaper.
Sales on basis of midling uplands
not below good ordinary, shipped
November and December I'D; deliv-
cred October sgd.
New YORK, October l7.-Cotton
weak. Sales, 1,42l bales. Uplands,
l5lc; Orleans, l5Bc,
Futures opeued steady. October IA
15.l6tal5c; November, II l5-l6@l4c;
December, 15lGal5Ic. Net receipts, 3ii
bales gross, o,7li bales.
| New ORLEANS, October 1f.--Cottop
Demand fair. Sales, 8, 200 bales. Quo
tations from low middling to good or
binary reduced sc. Good ordinary to
strict good ordinary, l3gc; low mid
ding to strict low middling, l4(Gl4sc;
middling to strict middling, l4!@l4JG
good middling to middling tair, l4s(9
l5lc. Receipts, 1886 bales; exports
continent, 654 bales; Great Britain,
10, ISL bales; stock, 39,4S7 bales; unsold
last evening, |, APO bales.
Hides.
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GALVESTON, October II. = Hides
strong, and q shade higher. Dry Hint
selected 20tG2lIc; wet sailed selected,
SIC; butchers green, Sc; dry sailed,
nominal; damaged, half price badly
damaged and glue stock, one quarter
nripp
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Boarders Wanted.

Good board and lodging can he obtained,
by the day, week or month, nj the pleasant
two story residence, No. HOS Commerce
street, between Chestnut and Harwood. The
ford, Meals served promptly, TO suit busl.
ness men, Tsdlm
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And Now

Now that the McEnery men OF Louisiana
have shown by their prompt acquiescence to
The proclamation OF the President that their re-
Wit was rot directed against the United States
government, il lie time that the North should
seriously set about the problem how to afford
some relief to the people of that state under
so-called state government, which they assert
IL Illegitimate, and which it is evident Is quite
intolsrsble 10 them. The main blame for the
unpleasant state OF affairs In Louisiana, culmi-
mating in this ebullitiop OF popular feeling, rests
upon CoDgress. The President asked Iegisls-
ton By that body at the last sesso to settle the
Issue between the Louisiana contestants, and
Senator Carpenter, who lad visited that state
to personally inform himself concerning the
condition OF affairs there, represented in
the strongest Of language the injustice
as well ss the harmful consequences likely to
result If some prompt action was not taken.
But either from q fear 10 lose politics capital,
or some other csuse, Congress shirked the task,
sni adjourned leaving Kellogg in authority,
supIor ted by the courts of the state, and there
fore necessarily by the federal government.
Public opinion should now be directed upon
members of Congress during the two months
time before the meeting OF Congress in such
sort that they will feel themselves required to
ms Ike the work OF righting the wrongs of Lou
tsiana the first business of the session.
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The nomination of Chamberlain for Governor
BY the South Carolina republican convention
has not satisfied the Taxpayers association,
and, II seems, is repugnsnt to a portion OF the
republican party, who have organized a bolt.
ksusier, colored Congressman, leads the bot
ing movement, and on Thursday he organized
WhaI appears 70 have been pretty formidable
anti Chamberlain demODsts alton in Charleston.
Judge John d. Green will, it is SAID, be the in
dependent candidate for Governor, and if he is
nominated Jhe democrats and tie taxpayer
association will place no candidate ia the field.
Chamberlain Is said TO be man Of mach Do
liticaI tact, added to force Of character, and II
Dsy be that lie will succeed in healing m the
hreech in his party ranks
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The terrible disaster at Fall River, Massachu-
sets, this morning, the burning Of one of the
large mills at that place, and the aWfol fate of
seyenty-fVe or q hundred of the unfortunate
operatives therein-men, women and children
who were either burned or dashed to pieces in
their attempts to escape, will send thrill OF
horror through the entire country. The first
question that arises Is: who is responsible for
this loss OF life? a dozen Microscopes, well
eontriVed and hsndilyplaced about the building,
would doubtless have saved most Of those who
perished. If mill owners will not voluntarily
protect their employees, ought not the law TO
compel them to doit? This Is question which
ought to be met.
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TtffOnss RentV

The reply by TiltOn to Beecher and the report
OF the investigating committee, like his first
statement, Il a document characterized by no
little force and ability. He repels with sppar-
ent succe the charge that his accusation
against Beecher was prompted by his own loss
OF place and fortune, and he shows cOnelusiysly
that, instead Of the original charge being a
simple iDpropriety on Beecher's part, and
growing under bis indulgence to an accusation
tOf criminsIity, the criminal charge was made
three years ago and an investigation was de-
manded in the church, but was smOthered by
Mr.. Beecher and the record of it was expunsed.
The documentary proofs OF Mrs. TiltOn's con-
fessiOn are irresistible
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"THE CRIsIs.'-Under the above heading
referring TO Louisiana affairs-the Louisville
Courier Journal of Thursday has a double
loaded column and a. half editorial article
which shows the Bourbon vintage of 1874 to be
unusually bad in quality and terribly hatuous
III effect.
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TIE FIRsT MONTHLY MEETING FOB

~ TIE FIRST MONTHLY MEETING FOa
sr2 eSS 81 sft 4 he B1fLbfSs ASS
OIn1l0f will be held at 80 ,. N ,Uc-obsr la,
at s9srd Of Trade Rooms pesr c0rnsr Of sia street
Se~ fsaius IS IN iais association:
l No Initiation fee.
2, FIJI benefits TO parties settling up an al.
3 Full bereafs to parties witnessing their
shs-es II stock after first year.
.s.f 70 .'. a. o. a. IN of6er as.oca:iSSs
10 Per cent. without am craSbAck for expenses
s sbsIss Of STOCK only 81 per month each 10.
stead Of a. 50, thus Showing gre l,sr opp r;uaiss
for procuring advances besides refusing the oethS
T. shoI ter time in closing the ASSOCIATE IN.
paid in monthly Instruments instead Of beieg de-
ducted from the advanced c. mTeueemrnt 49,.
sssocia,iun. Nc. ole 7th sIreet; HOple ID. Laraer.
es IN ss1nsI gniSS % ts sS5 .T
s.S me- S0ns eSRe
en1ty, builder. street es1ss lien asd fa
%sf p e A0Sa.e1: Davis. ouiii:r; G.
Smart, second Audit9Ts One, Wipdsr p bGiiiiHs
THOMPSON. stefs aSwAkD' fi: :sSisi
~ TIE SECOND WAsHINGT0s O9.ePE:
w BATIyE BUILDING As3o0IaTI9s vii
q ffaGe NJ H .a
Of the sfian, No s!s 7tE rect soSls La.
L. w. wright, druggist. corner f 7th aud streets
southeast; QuncsnsOH Brothers, AucliOneers, cor
Ter g,h end streets; U n LOnsan, No % llth
street scuthe 50; J. Macafty, bUlider,C street,
Between I2'h cpd lsih streets west; s. 9. vOss, Ad
luisEt Gsn rs's Office. ar DepaG tnlent; Augustus
Paws, oUil3s-; I O. smart Second An 1itUTs OtiCe,
Vin6er's building. JOHN THOMPSON,
sepl2-sof Secretary.
FYOusG nENs CHRISTIAN AEsOOIA.
Corner q on and streets.
O. Hnl6T, fholOfrG ply, "a atheuatics. Sacred His
tory, French and Germ On, commencing Sept. 2l.
Misses open to ali.
DAILY Prsyer Meetincs ~ Hls, and p. IN.
Sabbath Evening Services at the Rooms at
We WELCOME ALL augl-tr
TSOHEnUKs MaHDRAkE PILLs.-rhost
S pills are composed exclusively Of vesensbie
the use OF mercury do not leave Of is injurious
effects. The act directly upon the liver and
valuable remedy In all cases OF arrangement resot
Ing from disordered state Of thst organ, Liyer
Headache, Typhoid Teysrs DO, &c. ,sl succuIab %
the free use Of scheDcks handrake Pills. For sale
By oil Druggists and Dealers. m1-tr
NOTICE ALI Yacht owners who wish to enter
~ their Yachts in the Rsgstta October 5'h, ~
September 22d, 81 ia oclCck p. M, at Ferry-=n
Wharf, foot of 7tn street.
sePl93 lBep.l GEO. A. sHEKELs.
IL. (successor to Newman & folsom
General Commission Merchant.
DEALER IN
-Four, Fee1 AID Produce.
gent fer WeI gers Family Flour and Plains
sii', Extra. No GIG Louisiana avenue, Wsshing-
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DRY GOODS.

IMMENSE ATTRACTION EVER YTHING
CHEAP
AT
CARRIERS NEW DRY GOODS STUKE,
507 Market SPACE.
ckieLdfc assortment new Fail aud Winter DRESS
SOODe; just received from New York
the cheapest BLACK ALPACAS ia Washington,
BLACK 6ksHMEREs, BLACK SILKS: vsrv
cheap. NAAA@' '04'
Splendid CALICO, cents.
seliiugTery fast.
Laree assortment of CAssIMEREs or men and
boys, very cheap.
Large lot OF BLANKETS aud CANTON FLAN.
6ELs Just received from auction. ausSI-tr
INPRECEDENrED REDUCTION.
Best make Paper Cambria EdoubIe Width Sc
Ahdfoscoggin ard Fruit Of the Loom Uottons lac
PriLts, 61ac. and up.
Elegant Black Lyons Silk from 7sc. 70 81 IS "a
Lyons eros Grain st 9 80. worth s2.D
Black Alpscas aud Mohairs from asc m
Canton FlaHnels, best makes, loo and IN
All Linen Towels, 81 dozen Is for asc aad IN
All Linen Henmed Hdkfs l25xc, worth DC
IS Is box. 7N' NN9
Hip Gore Corsets, Soc; reduced from 7sc.
Elegant Paris h Ids .65c. b, q button, al
Perasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
S1Sps al sfedf Tutcei to close.
view TO beauty and durability. Those wishing 10
get the fullest value for their money should examine
cur stock. This Is eur final redu ction,
BRODHEAD CO.,
sugl6-sm 1905 n street, between 18th and 18th
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FOB sALH,
TIE
KIREWnnn HnuRE.

Cerne latA street aad Pean sylransa aresas
offer this valuable property for ssie until further
notice. The House covers So square f. OF ground,
and contains about 10 roous In good order, The
price and terms be made very attractive to cap
falfsts. Propositions to lease for term OF pears
viii be received.
call particular attention to otel keepers 70 this
eliefbly located property. W r. OF AGETT,
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DR. ROBERTSON

- Az l0rR eTRltY, MAR Pa, AvENsE,
IRON long experience In both hospital eud
private practice, VIII guarantee cure Ia al Bls
saass OF the Urinary Organs, GOnoTrhOea, elect,
StT1ctUre, 81 phiis, G1d epermstCrrhHa Cases n
Scnoirhcea recently contracted curec "a 70 days
~ phis 10 s its stages quickly cured aud TIE Dot
SsE entirely eradiosted from the system fhout the
use OF mercury. speTmst9rrhos, brought on b.
excuses and sbusa in youth, causing loss Of eory
and Insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
impste7c nervous irrttahility, symptoms Of con.
sum 7tion, Indigestion, pslpitatiOn Of the heart,
psius ~ beck, oimnsss Of sight OF giddinsss, eyf
torebsdtrgs, sef-distrust, &c, speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DR. r., located for
many years at 1Y b. Eutsw street, Baltimore, Nd ,
has consented, after many solicitations BY hie ash
hington pstrons, % oren pernan ent Once IN thst
CITY, where he may be Consulted every wednesday
and Saturday in each week, from n. to ,. %.
EKBALE ID sEASEs Of all kinds treated De-
Il scribe case aid enclose IS; advice aud medicine
viii be ssnt. Address Mrs DIR. THOMPSON, No
$40 Ho<h Rth street, PhiIsdelphis. Jan77 ly-
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nS VIM. GRANT BOLT. OF I55 Bouie-
~ ward HausSmann Paris, France, has De g.
adyisCd by he imperial pNysicIan and other emi-
nent medical expert, both OF London and New York
.Iiy, TO spend two in the Latitude in wnieh
he wGs born; also. to az .in commence his business,
which be has 20 successfully followed, both in the
American cities and in the capitals Of Europe gen
sraiIy, especially in Paris aud London. GARD
TC0thacbes cured. from dozen different can SEES,
Teeth hiec, Cleaned Teeth regulated or put In all
without any pain, warranted. Residence, 4T6
PeII sTIysuia avenue. 1t
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las. q HARRovER. MANU- AoTURaR OF
y stoves ard Tinwsre, and dealer In ardvsrs
speeiaity. No. 1900 l4ih street north ssst, cor
ner fP. sepl0-lI
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. PUCKLER JONES
AZ HAb bETURNkD TO BALTIMORE
Ole office: SO n. Calvert street
CONSULTATIONS CONFIDENTIAL seplg-lu-
T0EFlDEETIAL MEDICAL rREATMEST-
y Old Oh. DARBY has greater 70 ilties than
ever for prsctioing his specially. CHy on rhargs
ndde, Once st the Drugstore corner a. street aud
fa. a. enGe sepl0-lm"
hR. JAkH wILsOH,
H AthoroughIy Experienced snd scientific MIA.
wife and Ladies' Physician,
La1iee attended TO sf their residence at any hour,
nigh or day, or ps rooms and the best u a.
tendance az the Doctors private residence, Ito u
ST. Get northwest, between LIST sud I'll ss uar7- ly
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE-ki1ppg RsltsF
- for Young Men from Stecss OF Errors aud
Abuses In eeriy life. &estored, Impedi-
ments 10 Marriage removed. mw method Of Treat
ment. New ard remarkable remedies. Books and
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
ROlrG-d Association, Al North n int street Phil.
ade lphia, Pa an Institution having high repu-
tail. a for honorable conduct and professional
skill. sepI2-eo2u
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rOAL, WOOD AND BUILDING MATE.
- RAILS.
have always on hand large and asserted stock
OF ANTHRACITE and BITUMIHOUs Goals,
PINE, OAK and alCk0RY WOOD in the stick
or sawed snd spit; all keet under cover
Having the control of several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CkmEETS and UALCINED PLAS-
ZEE, asd handling yearly rlauy millions OF BAN
COB LATHS, am in condition to fill orders of any
character in my line with despatch and fidelity Al
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy com.
petition.
O, BtI al Ofice-623 LouisiaE 9 avenue northwest
BrAECh Ysrd-lst street, bet, b ard q ats Sc
Wnsri-Foot of Sd street southeast
seIle-lm WM. GUINAED
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AND kaUPnY.

A AMI hatEht'
Lo' ers Of good TEA aid COFFEE viii bs pleased
TO hear that tney Cgn buy the celebrated yZ
IN. Y. CLUB" TkAS AND C0FFEES r. ~
At StaL6s Nos. 14s and I49 Center Market, =
east wing.
These goods are Of the Choicest ImportatiOns, and
are retaied az q mall advanc on wholesale rstes
Al goods marked with the price.
7. FREuH
las and 149 Center Market, East Wing.
Open every day. sspI9.tr