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White Sulphur Springs
CATAHOULA PARISH.
LOUISI N A.

NHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
l. Summer resort, beautifully situa-
ted in the Pinewoods, three miles from
Lacroix's Ferry on LITTLE RIVER,
easy Of access from Alexandria or Har-
risonburg, Is now opeu for the enter
! tainment OF guests.
THE water is Of the strongest char
acter Of WHITE SULPHUR, is noted
for its Medicinal properties Is q Ger
tain cure for Chills and Fever, sure
remedy for Chronic Diorhea and all
bowel complaints and Is a most ex-
ccllent tonic for the Improvement Of
the general health.
TROUT CREEK, but half mile
from tho Springs, affords the finest
fishing In tho state. Trout, White
Perch, aud al other Creek fish abound.
A large aud comfortable HOTEL,
under the management OF practicing
Physician, a graduate Of the Universe
ty Of Pennsylvania, and with long ex-
perience,
DR.. II. II. III. LOVELACE,
ably assisted by his accomplished fam
lily, together with most excellently
kept table, makes the
White Sulphur Springs,
one Of the most agreeable and pleas
ant places to DO found anywhere, for
u summer recreation and recuperation.
TERMS:
Board and Lodging per day......-. 81 50
e. month ........ 26 90
For any. further information address
or apply in person ut this Office
or direct to
DIR. p. L. II. LOVELACE,
Proprietor.
White Sulphur Springs, p. 0. Catahoulu
Parish, Louisiana.
June 9th, If.
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For tie Hosce Seeming. MacIine.
FRONT STREET, Alexandria LoMtsian0.
POSITIVELY NO CHROMO6i
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DR.. ]. Walkers California
Vinegar Bltters are . purely Veg
etable preparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on tho lower
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains Of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extracted
.herefrom without tho use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
"What 10 the cause of the unpar-
alleled success q VINEGAR Brr-
TIERS ~ Our answer Is, that they
remove the cause Of disease, and
tho patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood purifier and q
hfe.giving principle, perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator Of the System.
Never before in The history Of the world
has medicine been compounded pos
sossing the remarkable qualities Of 1fN-
EoAR BrrTERs in healing tho sick Of
every disease man is heir to. They arc
- gentle Purgative as well az Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DR.. WALK
1R's VINEGAR BrTTERs are Aperient, Dia-
phoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, taxa-
tive, Nufetic, Sedative, Counter. Irritant,
6udori6c. Alternative. and Anti. Bilious.
n. II. MCDONALD 4 CO..
Ornggists Gen. Agts. San Francisco. Califor.
MA ccr. Of Washington and Charlton Sts.NY.
July 11-Aug. Ii.
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Why rher MINT

The Commercial man has been Jerk
Ing his hddle, IN lwoS'r ihree Issues
back TO know why ihestreel plrallruad
Company can't run their track down
ELM street a gentleman who ought TO
know, explainsi First Because two
parallel liues 80 close together ~
present. won't pay Heeond'--illln
street boing the principal Wholesale
street In The city II Is too much block
oil up with Wagons aud third-lhe
merchants OF elm street don't want H.
rs II will materially Interfere with
their trade,
The company do intend, however,
10 extend their line out Main, across
aud down 10 Bryan or Live Oak into
Pacific avenue, aud thence across Elm
street, at some convenient point, to
Main again,
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Iran and Nails.
MARKETS Df TELEGRAPH.
IinnnainI.

iiuNntiHli
GALVESTON, Money easy
discount tor regular customers per
cent street rate, l!Oli per cent on
good commercial paperand eollalerals'
Gold continues quot Win but llltle
inquiry, rates arc lOhlfl lUDli buying
ani selling, Silver IN light demand
al lOG.Gel07h buying and selllng,
acknowledgements New York
sight, currency, / dlaeOpnlj New York
sight, gold, premlumi New Orleans
sighl, currency, | discount New Or
leans sight, gold, 1 Premium sterling,
sixty days, ~ 2Oi bankers New York
sight, currency, par New York sight,
gold, I premilmi New Orleans sight,
currency, 4 premlum New Orleans
sight gold, premluni sterling, sixty
DAYS, 81 80,
Hides hrm. Dry flint selected, 1870
lDci wet salted, selected, plci butchers
green, 30; dry sailed, nominal dam
aged half price badly damaged and
glue stock, one quarter price.
NRw ORLEANS, October B,--(iold VI !
sight pari sterling firm NJ 80 Bll,
PANS, Observation-Disclosures, 02324c,
Specie has decreased 100000 francs
IN tho bank Of France,
LONDON, Oct lber b,-liulllon In the
bank OF England has decreased nearly
one half million sterling, Erie SOLO
A0l.
NEw YoRS, October s,.-.Gold closed
Ut 10, Money 2@9! per cent Sterling
dull at %, Gold active, but lower, ut
Ol@l0, Governments dull but steady.
States quiet aud nominal.
Cotton.
LIVERPOOL, October Section firm.
uplands, SD; Orleans, SD. Sales, To-
900 bales, including 5000 bales for
speculation aud export, Sales on basis
mlddling uplnnds, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped October aud Novem.
Der, 7sd November aud December,
7 l6.l6d. Sales on basis OF middling
Orleans, nothing below good ordinary,
shipped October and November, 7ad.
. r. M.---Sales Of American, 5000
bnlos.
NEW ORLEANS, October Section
In fair demand. Sales, 1000 bales.
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
l2l@l3Ic; low middlng TO strict low
mlddling, li@lilc; mlddllng TO strict
mlddling, li!@lllc; good middling to
mlddling fair, lls@l5lc. Receipts,
$3.50 bales; no exports; stock, 30,2ll
bales; unsold last evening.
GALVESTON, October s. - Cotton,
dull and nominal Good ordinary,
l3sci low middling, llloi middling,
lisc. Sales, $50 bales receipts, 1924
bales stock, 20,9O0 bales.
New York, October Section firm.
Sales, 1912 bales. Uplands, l5!c; Or
leans, l5!c.
Futures opened rs follows; October,
bob l.l6ci November, l5b@l4 5-32c;
December, l6ll-3l@lS l3-Sloi January,
l0g@l5 ll-l5c.
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TIE LADIES

VIII find ~ Jeliries', GA Elan
street "a large line Of Dress
Goods, consisting 90 sires
Graia and I'nneia Silks, black
and ia eolOrs, i'0nsees, SILK
ANA Wool DingOnHis, Cnmels
Hair CioiIi, Alpaeeas, aioiiairA'
Empress Ci0ihS, Caslimeres,
Silk Finish Fopiins, an ele-
giant line Of TRIMMINGS, ANA
lhe largest and cheapest stack
Of Ribbons ever exhibited Ia
Dallas. Also, the latest novelties
In hieiis, Ties, shawis ANA
Cioaiss, all Of which are being
sold upon the most reasonable
terms. lbodgw
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Aanronl.u aud YET MOI u nrenh,

on "Wednesday night the prisoners
confined In the jail put their heads to-
gciher aud swiftly arrived AT tho con-
cluslon that II would DO "agood Thug
on the shorI1, the Tailor aud their sub
ordlnates, II they Uhc prlsonera) would
all got up NJ one aud tho same time,
burst their letters and leap forth into
liberty again, They were but short
time In getting at the bursting point
Of the business, but suddenly retired,
under sense Of perfect aversion, In
finding that every point that they
thought was vulnerable was Instantly
cloggcd up with the sheriff, the TAILOR
or their deputies,
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2OBtllw
A scnsibIc I,urchnno.

The city council instructed,at It's last
meeting, Alderman Owen to purchase n
suitable pah' Of draft horses for the
steam engine,andthat gentleman made
n superb selection IL n pair of beautiful
and noble chesnut sorrel horses, aged
five and six years, belonging to n Mr..
Nichols, living near Johnson station.
These animals were at once purchased
and brought to this city, and, on trial,
behaved handsomely, showing gentle
ness of disposition and suilicientpower
to meet all requirements.
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FRANKLIN g. co.

5Of Main street, have received
"a very fMlisuppiy Of new books
consisting Of the standard au.
fhOrs i'm prose and poetry, the
best aud most approved light
literature. appropriate juve-
nile reading, school books,
ETC.. ETC., which they sell very
cheap.
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ANIMAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF DALLAS BRIDGE CO.,
Dallas, Texas, october 2, 1874. !
The stockholders Of the Dali
las Bridge company will meet
at the Office OF CASTOR a.
Thomas Oh Monday, the 18th
instant, at = o'clock II. NJ, for
the election Of officers. for the
ensuing yeas. and the transmc-
ton Of amy other business that
would properly come before
said meeting.
q, M. SWINK,
Secretary Dallas Bridge com.
naDv. 200dl0t
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Arrnhnhln Mimi mil.

We learned, yesterday afternoon,
that n carpenter, whose name was CIV
en- M Sanders, fell from the ra(ters OF
Judge Barksdole'8 new house, now In
process Of construction ncnr the fair
grounds, and was probably fatally In
jured. DR.. Allen was summoned, but
IA that gentleman had not returned to
the city late last evening, we could not
learn how authentic the statement of
our informant was.
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III Won want the finest and
cheapest books ever brouglii 10
DALLAS. go to Franklin az Co.'s,
5Oa Main street, where il the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock OF books, STA
tionery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties etc.,
ever offered In this market.
which are selling on nm ost ac-
c0mIn0datifig terms. M
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Messrs. Reed a. LatilrOp will
be found for the neat week or
two nj HamiltOn's hat store, ON
Main street, where they Will be
happy to see their friends and
customers. They will sell at
reduced prices, IL large stock of
wall paper. books. etc. etc, aiii-
iii they secure II permanent
location.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mat.
thews, Kingsbery d Co., NJ. Louis National
Stock Yard, and Kansas Stock Yard, Kansas
City, Mo.
Cattle.
EAST ST, LOUIS, ILL.,, October 6.-Receipts
are light compared TO last week, though, In
the main, nothing but poor to medium stock
arrives, and the demand Is for good ileshy Ia
choice cattle. Heavy fat steers are sough,
after by butchers, and there are not enough
OF the them to meet the demand.
We quote cattle
Good TO choice naive shippers, 81 IS TO 90;
good to choice native stockers at 81 70
To 81 90; corn fed Texans, 90 20 to 4 90, win
tered Texans, 81 rs TO 3 rs, extra through
steers ~. demand ~ ~ "a 10 %; choice
through Texans in demand Mt 81 ~ to Q %,
good through steers In demand taS 81 90 ID
10; medium through steers fair demand at
81 50 to . 90 good TO choice through butcher
cows, 81 90 TO 30 common through stock
dull at 81 % to Is.
Hogs.
Market dull, we quote heavy hogs from
IS so to 500; Workers from IS 90 to 0 S5
Stock hogs nominal.
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REED a. LATIFROP

will sell tise Educational series
Of school books atiptroduciory
rates and exchange fer old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full stock OF all other
school books, which they will
sell as low as tlie lowest.
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We are now receiving our very elegant fall
and winter stock, which we venture TO say
is not excelied in the state. 1t comprises all
varieties of staple goods, and the latest now
elites In fancy fabrics. Call and see our
English and French Br0adciOths,
DOcskirss, Vestings. COafings,
beavers, Eerseys, Mcit0ns,
Scotch Cieyi0ts, and other
Cassimeres.
Pantaloon patterns In abundance.
20ldlw DOUGLAS BROS.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore esi naa D. Y.
tween L. r. Botto, OF Galveston, am Of l.
Botto, Of Dallas, under the nrI mn ns'b Nv mo.
I. Boito a Bro, Is this day dissol dissolve IA ~
tual consent, D. v. Botto co,ieo rpsIiss honle
tllng AZ claims sssip,sSs s s sns ior ths 9sF
veston house, a. f0f10
I8dlE "
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KOTfOE.

Hob sorI. ~ Invariably paya-
bic on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements ~ the
lime they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid ia advance. These rnies
Will he strictly observed.
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on for Huntsville.

Sheriff Barkley, assisted by Deputy
Sheriffs Scott, Coed, Ogden and Chap
man, left this city, yesterday morning,
with thirteen convlcts, sentenced at
the last term of the criminal court in
this city, for Huntsville, where they go
into protracted retirement.
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Fair warming.

All who are indebted to ua will
plense make immediate settlement m
we need money TO carry on our busi'
ness. All accounts unsettled by the
LIST Of December viii be sued on, and
collections forced II possible,
Very respectfully,
ltOodlwiw2w LII DOWNS CO.
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Notice.

On and after tho first Of this month (octo-
ber), we wish to inform our friends aud Gus
toners that we viii not sell on time Mt all.
We win do cash business exclusively, and
run no more monthly accounts.
20ldl0t LEONARD BROS.
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2 10; on 0f I.eIann % 7667 00i soda cal English
AN 6G; sulphur nOuf o. bli itA'alu y u iei
Alan h 10 7gsei lalDnel b y q zlsz e'i loeh'
III al d ID, I0ppffas btgsei lAanpnha eAilaei
IN, Mnrpline III 1b37 ~ Oh, laslof \ gsl a q
sl'Gs UllYe : gal y sigz sf laaRpn . 90
Cassla b D. 81 5i guinlne y % y ~ a','.f
CASTLE " Aai soda ash h Y wi nAllirHt
pufe b n 1901 Commercial y n lDli feitiiAA
hi d b. 80 Waite lead pure pef keg 70 We
l3 n, hlullly puTe per keg ~ D9ii W iAli-
seei ell raw y gal o. 'ssl ~ Boiled sai " =
al ~,
IF0n and Nails,
All sizes, nom ~ ~ out % OOi all sizes cas-
Ing 4 ~ ~ 81 DJi all si1fs hnlahlng " w w
81 nne s6 ~; Tenned bar lTpn b;te y VI plpN
lrnn W n u, pillow steel 1859 y H.
LiaueFs,
Brandiss y pOss oo Peach, " 0os
d III, C0gnae, q 1be37 W,
Whiakln los OuTbon and hge, " fa9s pvi
ImlfaiiOn bourbon, u ibgl 10,
Wlnes-POn and Sherry, u bO9a w,
hsoilhed Whiskey " lO9l 49,
Heats ana shoes
BOyaKip BrOgans si2 019l6 ~ u dQzi Mems
do 30 OOelaiD1 dnzi Dhiidfen'hfanh hihsss
do 67 bl9gl6 ~ b dOz WnmenH heavy fea y "
ll1 OOglH % b d0zi liDys KIP boots slh We
81 " v dOzi Meas DO go uOsih " " doE'
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We have ihe Facilities aud the work.
men o. do ~ Eood worh' asd :" 90
low rates. rs can be- aeae anywhere
and Ne msan 10 do a. nF'"E '''''
Pine Job Work ioTIE DAILY hhH'
AID OPPIOR, coEner ~ Mat" """
Lamar streets,
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection OF cl;siIas mt Aus
tin. Office mt GnstOn 81 Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
gTdtf
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Composition Roofing.

W. piboll wishes 1t understood that he
is still putting on tHe best article of compo-
sition at 50 90 per square. He hps 9p ebont
$1,000 worth over one year, AND ALL PER-
FEET iRidlm
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Our fall stock is beginning ID
arrive, ana will lie larger than
ever before.
We still continue to make
wall paper, window shades,
ETC., n specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete. and the largest and
best selected ina north Texas.
School books in great variety,
MI Of which at bottom prices.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
J07 Naip street.
S "aeuril.-
Instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. c. HoSKINs,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
Why send to the northern cities for your
sook BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
when the same character of work can be
done at home and at
Saint Louis Prices o
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lumber.

Yellow Pme,ronsii. ail sizes and length s22 90
per nj; White Pine clear, IL, 1%and inches
ego 20 per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
sN % per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
81 90 per m; White Pine ceiling $50 90 per m:
White Pine inch boards go COPPER m; White
Pine inch boards 500 90 per m; sypress IA"
shingles, s. 90 per NJ; Palings, fancy heads
s55 so per m; Lath - % per m; Shingles,
white pine, So 90 per m; Shingles, white
pine, S 50 per m: shingles, hite pine, 81 50;
barrel.
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NOTICE.

No accounts Against employees ~ the
Herald once viii be allowed Ia settle
menis with The oilee uniess AN order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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The Texas Express company have for sale
o wagon, horse and one set double harness.
Apply at EXPRESS OFFICE.
20ilat
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j. Downs ~ 90.

Large and fresh stocks OF everything
good to eat, drink, che'o dnd smoke
at very low prices. Come and buy of
Il. DOWNS " Co,
2OBdiw No. G0J, Main street.
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IteporI,

Mean temperature Of the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kdpl by John y, ltobcIih, hfugHlhl,
FahrenheitR hrAt.olahs thermometer
TOclOth ~ ~
~ o'clock ''''''''' f''''"''"ufu
o'clock y, '''"'''''''''''"'''A
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OFFICE on TIM DALLAS liFnALp,l
October \, 1874. !
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. selling.
Gold. .lU7W @lOO
Silyer,,,,..,,,,,...,......... @lW
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Drugs.

Alcohol y gal 81 so; Gum Campnor y d coo;
Indigo, best, b 81 Was 30; Maen esis \ h IA
coo; Madder . n 1920; OIL, sweet, n gal q %;
Sperm Y gal " 90 Bergamot pure, ID "a 75S
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Lawyers nrIen

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch. ut the HERALD OFFICE.
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LIST ON LETTERS.

beloE IA tbs llsl Of unclaimed lelleTs 20
Mailing 10 Dallas p0sl0aiee, Delohefs, isli'
Parties ealllng loF lhe same VIII please say
'adyefiised," and glYe date " llsl such d
lhem 40 remain in The once upealled lor ~
Tho end ~ four weeks VIII he seat 10 tbs
dead letter plnee,
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Exchange.
THE GENERAL MAHKET.
Rreadstnila midi Grnin.

x.,..,---- -.u,.
"reads'"ns "hn' "r''
XXX "a 6Og5 Is; xxx " 25(g5 co. Xxx W 700
4 so.
Bran, Y 100 lbs, 81 90
Oats " bushel 60@65c.
Wheat per bushei, 81 10.
Corn, per bnshel, new, 7o@1ci,
Gotn lluhi, pst % ,os, ~ uoyi 10
polaloesuuiu,n,9le ~ ooSp TX W.; on ,oa., oo
Beans: White navy " lVO los W 6OgI w.
GrOeeries.' ..--
Baoon: Clear sides l7@lsc: RrealTfast he:
cured. lie '"N' ''N' ' ''s''
MoIasses lin barrels per GALLON: Fair zoe,
Prime 75c; Choice SOC; Golden syrup Sc; Silver
sugar m gnpIS ,J per p9nn EG ill!
i, e aitS; S wi ~ u,afinv4
"ut, MALL eraI No haIs harroIs SIN NJ
fs Maehe se Np' l. i y, o ~ N s5V ~,
s. 50. We ~ " . w
TOBACCO per 10, "S'oc'
Coffee and Tea.
Rio, common, 2sc; Fair to good, 23>ac; Prime,
asi ~
n.,o,oun,oa .r a., -, ,,,a ,a,,o~ sv.on.noos
haS apPies Ss D @ g Nc n
noa W. ~ rssS !uewI " n ~ 1871 n nhis,ms, ~ ,n
annis ~ NEW oe; I shd bE p }hhew
I'd hoSi A a' soi. sneii. I" Soc, iiDu,.s
AneW5 ~ Soo, WhinunS' ~ .'s, pIhhii nuts,
10 z9c; rcennnu.s i IN urah ,5 *.
Durlci sio, ,,oooanu ~ " wv S,o uVgi. ~ r,hv
e sah ~ c"noy' !" %''s'Vo' feo"hs' o"shei
GO ." r, c
N"h"su Soo"s'
Peaches 9Th, % dozen, 81 7jG--;Pears, I'm, "
dozen, 50 90; Plums, green cages. IN y dozen,
~ rs; Straw berries 2-lb, IS dozen, 81 10; Rasp-
berries, BIB, t,dozen, IS w; Blackberries, 2.b,
" dozen, 81 10; Tomatoes, BIB, " dozen, 81 So
Corn, lib, " dozen, 81 50g3 00; Peas, 2-lb, v
dozen, ~ 5O(g3 %; Succotash, BIB, - Dozen
~ ~; I4Dbetere, In, " dozen, 90 %; Oysters,
lib, Sldozep, ".
Timers stocks nnd SfetaIa.
Tin: lC l0xIi, charcoal, per box sl6 so; TX
l0xli, charcoal, SIS 90; TX, l2xl2, charcoal,
s2l 90; &c, charcol, l4xO, Sl7 %; TX, charcoal,
l4x20, $40 O6; &c, l4x20, roofing, sl5 CO., &c, 2Ox
2Sts32 0O; block tin U ID 45c Sheet zinc u II
loo; Pig lead " 10 lOc; Copper bottoms o h
Soc; Sheet iron 2Jx27 u h l215c; Solder extra
refined u ID 33c; Galvanized iron In full bun
dies Z, ID zoe; American Russia y ID SOC.
pry s,ooas
prints: Merrimac l0c; Ancona SIC; Glouces-
ter 100; Simpson Mourning l0c; Sheppard
faids loo; Pinks and Puppies l0c; Cayudutta
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Houston, TEXAS, September 30, 1874.

HOUSTON, TEXAS, september w, 1871
hereby certify that sold lots Nos, and
4, In block No, y Mobiles addition 10 the city
of Houston, for the SUN of eight hundred IN
coin. also own two lots in block No. ~,
same addition, which l would not sell for
less than one thousand dollars. The lots
above are all unimproved.
MICHAEL HARRINGTON.
The majority of sales of lois In Swlnoy's
addition were made at seventy-ilvo dollars,
coin, per lot. Il. u. swiNEY.
own tho adjoining lot TO lot No. 0, block
No, IA, city of Houston, owned by j. n. Eos
ter, Tor which | would not tako less than
four thousand five hundred dollars
N.P. TURNER.
stat, of Texas, county Of lIarris-Before
me, the undersigned authority, personally
appeared Michael Harrington, l.. d. Swiney
and N. =. Turner, to me well known, who
upon oath soy tlqt the facts rs stated In the
rtthcates oyer thelf siSnatnfe2 are trpe.
Signed and sworn to before me, this seth
day of September, 1874. u. v. McboNouGI.
Notary Public, Harris County.
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Canned Goods.

Peaches, IN, 20 dozen, ~ T5@-;Pears, I'm, v
dozen, 50 W; Plums green cages. 2-b 4, dozen,
81 rs; Strawberries, 2-lb, 3, dozen, 81 70; Rasp-
berries BIB, t,dozen, IS w; Blackberries, 2.lb,
Corn, lib, W dozen, 81 50(g3 00; Peas, 2-lb, "
dozen, 81 50(gS IS; Succotash, BIB, g dozen,
~ ~; iohsterg, -, y dozen, g OO; Oysters,
lib, Sdozep. 81 ".
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Dried apples En lic; Lemons, Nbox sS;oranges
Phox 10 20; Figs, new " ID l5c; Raisins, In
layers, " box, new "a w; Dried ourrants,
v III lSc; Almonds, soft shell, " h 25c; Flberts
new u h 20c; Walnuts, v ID DC, Brazil nuts,
W ID zoe; Peanuts, " ID l24o; Cranberries, "
barrel SIS; CocOanuts, " 100 $40 00gl2 50; Fine
fancy candy, " ID 25SS0c; Pecans, " bushel
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Rio, common, 2ic; Fair to good 23]Sc; Prime
a; Choice, 25c; D. q. Java, 800; Tea, per h, 7
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