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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
Office corner of Seventh and hull streets,
Manchester, Va,

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT SPLEEN.
"A DlDBUlLDING LOTS, IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, ON THIRD, FIFTH, AMI
TENTH STREETS, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTO.
BER Il: 1874. AT 4p. NJ, On THE PREM:
CORNER OF TENTH AND DECATUR
STREETS.-At the request of the owner. we will
sell at the time and place aforesaid, EIGHT hand.
some and admirably situated BUILDING LOTS
IN the city aforesaid. Four lots front on the west
line of Tenth street 80 feet each bv 80 feet, and
one % feet by so feet; one lot, SO feet by so,
on Eleventh street: one lot 80 feet by 1872, on
Fifth streetcorner Of Decatur; one lot, 27k feet
by $50, on Hull street corner OF .econd
These are among some Of the hasdsomest lots In
the CITY. The lots that front on Tenth street are
near the Courthouse. and would be valuable for
offices, &C.. The lot corner of Hull aud Second
streets would make one Of the best business stands
in that portion Of the city, The let's on the corner
or Fifth and Decatur. and the one on Eleventh
street are not surpassed In beauty and location as
building lots by any In the city. -t@
TERMS Oue-fourth cash balance at 4, 8 and 2
months, for negotiable notes, bearing six per cent
interest from day Of sale. secured by trust deed.
MOODY & dOYhLL,
&C 13-td Auctioneers.
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.NEARKET FARM FOR SALE.

3 offer for sale that beautiful place for me s,
owned by Kuhn & Martin, on thirty nrs t ss INV
near Oak wood cemetery. II contains Nv
IVY ACRES or 80
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By Paine, Cabell s Co., Auctioheers.
GECOED LARGE FALL SALE.

We will sell at our warehouse, No. 1902 Main
street, on WEDNESDAY the 14th Instant, com.
mencing at 10k O'clock an unusually attractive rs.
sortment, comprising a great variety Of NEW,
CHOICE. and REASONABLE GooDsin
STAPLE ana FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS WOOL aud FUR HATS,
BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
MkRINO SHIRTS, HOSIERY, &c.
Merchants will have good opportunity Of buy
ing desirable goods at less than market prices.
PAINE, CABRLL & CO.,
oc 10 AucrionpPrs
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isJnYJsYJy,J,R MARKETs

LOUISVILLE. October 13.-Fl0lr qv1t and uu
changed Corn dull and lower at 75@A0c Porl
nominal. Bacop-,Shouiders. t3Ac clear rib, l49
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS..

b ST.. LOUIS. October I3.-Fiour-Lt,w grades
scarce and firm: oilers weak. Corn lt p no. 2
mixed, 'S3c. Whiskey, VI .02. Pork Qufe, at $22
Bacon nominal: shoulders offered st TIC !; Ql!y
smali order trade. Lard-Summer, Sc.
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OTHO q. kEAN,
JAMES IL. NJ. DAVIS,
.ti special Commissioner
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LcEisyILLE, October ia. There were.
hesgy ffosts on Sunday and Monday nights
#shfoiighoat kentucky and Northern Ten.
sssesssee oyer the great tobacco region.
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BY Isbell & Son,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS
Il ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET
WEDNESDAY the 14th day Of October. 1874,
We will sell at auction upon the premises, at half
past o'clock p. n, two desirable vacant LOTS.
25 feet each, and running back 122 feet TO an
alley.
TERMS: One. fourth In cash, and the residue upon
credit Of four. eight. and twelve mouths for ne
goable noe, with six per cent. interest added and
secured by deed of trust.
oc 10 ISBh IL SON, Auctioneers.
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Sc 11-2taw4w
By.Grubos & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE.
4 FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABOUT ONE AND a HALE MILES EXON NAN
deed of trust made by william II. branaer to The
subscriber as trlsee. dstsd l0Ih sarch, 1871 and
duly recorded In Chesterfield County Court we WI
sell at auction, upon the premises. on MONDAY,
Stb October at IL oci.ek d. he isI ~ f OF H ssa
wick road with the Goodies Bridge road adjoining
the Murchie road and the lands Of Dr. u. ). Mos.
ley and jasper Clayton. The tract contain, ! q
acres, and is represented to be valuable and high
~ improved farm.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay expenses Of executing he
trust and to pay two notes, one for 1890 .3a, enc
18Th june, 1874, and one for 1895 10 due l3ln
september, STA; balance ON such terms OF pay
meut as said Brander may direct.
ROBERT q. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRUBBs d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed unit! FRiDAi,
16th October, at - O'Clock H., and WIN f,ie
place at Chesterfield courthouse, In Manchester.
ROBERT u. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers. Geo
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
i ING LOTS AT THE SOUTHEAST INTER-
SECTION OF CARY AND RlTCH!E STREETS.
Gaines 10 the subscriber, dated 9TH July, and
recorded in Henrico County Court ONCE, being
sell al auction, upon the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, 14th October, at AZ O'Clock r. ~. the pro-
perty above described lying next east OF the resi-
1872 feet. and are in the plan OF I" Buena VISTA
TERMS of the deed require cash for expenses OF
sale ano TO pay about &4l5. but more liberal terms
will be given. A. ID. WILLIAMS, trustee:
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc3
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oc lo.S&W2

r. ANDS.-I have Tor sale large DuhGet
IL OF drst.cIass ESTATES with splendiai i, nt
rroyements, and large aud SIN nil FARMS WIN ~ a.,
Without buildings In almost every sscion OF ' n
STATE Many oil the lsrge estates are s,iuasto III
- -. 40 - - 49, George II. DREWRf.
&C 12.1m lola Asiu stree.
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BY Telegraph.
NTW UnpK

NEW 1Ohhs
NEW YORK, October S-Noon.-Stocks active
and lower. Money, 2x. Gold, l09S. Exchange
Long, 4S4k; short 4S7h. Governments dull. States
quiet and weak.
Euea,ing.-Money easy Mt 2k@3. Sterling firm
At 4S4. Gold steady ut 09H@l10. Governments
dull aud steady. States quiet and nominal.
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IN REFRESHMENTS At THE FAIR
II The REFREsHMENT PRIVILEGES OF
THE FAIR will be disposed Of by aIstion, az Inc
Fair.GrOunts, on SATURDAY the 17th OF Octo e.
her AT O'Clock. The entire privilege VIII nrst oe
offered, and If no satisfactory bid then The various
DINING-ROOMs, EAR-kO0MS,r, q 1 i y q
STA EDs FRUITS, G o n G tt ,, ICE
CREAMS, &c. will be rented out In detail.
Satisfactory negotiable notes TO be executed I'M
mediately after the auction. rrsn =.
rn1S X Architect.
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FOB SALE.

FOE SALE.
S1o,oo0.-ELEGANT BRICK MANSION on
Shockse Hill. =,
s8.6OO.-ATTRACTlyEN NEW BRICK TEsE-
MINT on Msiu street above Ftfth.
$40 OOO.-A VALUABLE PROPhRIf oa
Franklin street near the market.
S4.O00.-BkICK DWELLfsG IN Monroe " ta
iCay street,. n.,
beautiful location In Manchester.
Sl,sO0.-fRAME ThNkMENT on Chefs
si,ooo.-FRANE DWELLING on Jackson
street. ,,ss.
A ssoo.nBRowN TENEMENT on Buehanan
si,aoo.-FRAME HOUSE on Ninth street nera
sEVsEAL TEAEHENTs on Union Ill., from
$500 TO $500 each. ,,s.-
ALSO, j 800 LOTS In Richmond AMI Msactg,II-
ter aud suburbs. and 500 LARGE and sAALo
FARMS In various parts ~ Sirginfi 20
~ 595ss- CHAFEtN. STAPLES co.,
No. IL Tenth street d2sn-otaif'"
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RAITIMOR r..

BALTIMORE, October 13.-Virginia 6's, consoli.
dated, 52H; ex-coupons, so. West Viralnia's, g.
In
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A. FTER TIE FOREGOING SALE
IL viii be sold TWO VERY HANDSOME Lots,
ON the south side Sf Leigh between Norton and
Kinney streets, each ahoit rs By 100 feet an alley
90 feel wide. ~ fjigi :. IS ~. Il go 5g
!: TERMS: AT sale. w. G0DDIS,
Oc "a 9 Auctfoneer. q
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& BY IsbeIl q Son, =
AucHo neers and Reai Estate Agents
/ No. s Eisyenfh stree, between nain and Ran.

SSoMMIssfO NTRs' SALE or Bor7sp.
NJ AND LOT ON THE East SIDE or TwY,Ir.
TY-SfXTH STREET. RETWEEH III inn.
STREETS, CHURCH BILL, liz THE CRY isp ~ y
HECHMONDs-By virtue of decree uroponnsvIst
BY the thaneRSY Court 81 ehe city OF Eicbmesssaa
Boujg % az rs nef et dIs, We ssH oes ;at .. q
81 public suction, dpon she pIemise4.oH WETssaSe
Day the iss day Of gctober, tS74, ut Ak o'c,ss-
p. M. thar desirable HQ GsE ard L0r on lie sss,s
err side eff Twenty.sfxf street between N sndS
streets Church ffiiL The Ios fronts 42k sees ..s
runs back 126 feet TO- an alley fourteen h "a VIZ
Tile improvements consist Of q large frame 49,.
Ing ri1d the itsti3i oat.heuses. -,s''ee'i >
4 TEENS ! One-th third cash. and the .esfSua a,
credit Of six ard vemopths for negotiable nos
with Interest added. and tide retained untiI ~
HheIe purchase. money Is paid aud aconyeysscs
o1 s' : = - HESRYs. CANNON
II RsW .5OsIAHLRhK
X no IN Soscfil 0In m feein,,x
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HraHLY.1MpRovED LAND,

and Ia well sdapted to rosrket gardening. Il ha. On
II a good DIV ELLING With six rooms ALSO ai ~ y
en-, stable, &C.. and te well enclossd WIN nv
fence. A bargain may be had BY caiuuS
stall Ia the First Market.
Terms OF payment will be hheral cd IN.
~. y-gf go q. v. HECHLER.!.-
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DAKOTA TERRdnoRw.

YAN8T0N, Ocfoter 13.-Returns from ten
xewns give hidder 307 majority. Indications
are that his majority will exceed 1000 in che
territory.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS ON TIKI WEST SIDE OF SEVEN
TENTH tOR VALLEY STREET, beginning
A. feet south OF Marshall street, fronting ~ feet
feet wide, and TO the line OF The Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, AT AUCTION. The lots above re-
ferred TO- and adjoining the new store Of John P0-
desta, will be sefA at auction upon the premises,
FRIDAY, liza october. at Az O'CLOCK r. a. 1t Is
rarely Thar prapsSry Ii offered which sEords good
an opportunity FOR profitable investment
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
+ oc IL Auctioneefs.
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BOARDMG AND 5. IADD .l,lII 3 !

p0ARDIN G.-Mas. JANETTA B.
DsP00RE. No. ITO Grace street, ia prepared to
accommodate transient, permanent, and table
boarders. situation eligible and convenient and
terms moderate. Refers to Governor sKeDper,
Judge Meredith. Messrs. Palmer, Harfsoek q Co.,
DE. Fairfax, and others oc 3..IS t&enaat q
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@AMTe.

WTANTED. by colored man, slTUA.
wv TION AS PORTER In store. Can g lyee tme
Hons Adde'S or apply to PORTER, NO. 81
First street, between Broad and Marshall streets.
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NEPRssKA.

HDAAEA, October d. Reports come ia
slowly from outside precincts. Returns
show good msjorities for Republican State
cMaars. Isl
The interest ceatres in the election of lie.
gislatOrs. as the complexion of the next Lee
sgisistare will determine tie election Of sena-
for to succeed Upton.
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FIORIsEs,, sEEDsaEN, 40. .
JEW CROP TURaR SEEDS.

RED TOP.
FLAT DurcH.
3 3 WHITE GLoBE,
49,, WHITE NORFOLK
RUTA-RAGA
crown from selected roots, and Of vary sapsriol
quality.
IL ALLISON Il ADDISON.
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CHARLES f. KENT
BY Grubbs Il Williams,

WILLIAMS 6 GIBSON, Auctioueers. &C
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L1lsT. STRAYEn, &c.
j. B. PACE.

r OST, on Wednesday. 7th instant, large
IL BLACK SATIN FAN, with flower on one
side. liberal will be paid for same If left
M .2tf
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NJ j.. L.. Apperson.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent I
No. 1O1 8 Main street.

lrTRUsTEE's SALE, AT AUCTION, OF
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY-By virtue Of o
trust deed from L. II . Kemp, dated March 81;
1874, and duly recorded, being thereto required
By the bene fciary, Will sell af his resldsnSe,
mond. adjoining Malvern Hill, &c, on WEDNEs-
DAY the 2slh Of October, 1874, at ~ O'Clock a..
Red cow, three Red Yearlinas, and increase Of the
mare and cow; Wagon and two Sets OF Gear Cart
and Harness; and Sow with eleven Pigs.
ond exnense of sale A. &. ApPERSON,
"iia ~-ApS - zaGs.s 90 Trustee.
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Immediately after the above sale, by virtue OF
recorded also executed by said Kemp and bis wife;
being thereto required by the beneficiary, we VIII
sell the crop of CORN now standing on said farm,
I" Greenwood" supposed TO be about $50 barrels.
Trp,fs !: Cash r.. Il. SPILMANs 2Etfi
.,.'> 49,. J.L, APPEkSOS, tn
90 70 Trustees.
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D[lsPATcH PRrNTINa.HoUsIEls,.

Unsurpassed fsciiif,es for doing all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly e1e-
cuted, and at low prices. sel8 d
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DEMOCRATS or DALLAS COUNTY,

In compliance with the call OF
chairman 0fthis congressional district,
the democrats of Dallas county are re-
ouested 10 meet In their various justi-
ces' precincts, on Saturday, July 18th,
and select delegates TO q county con-
vention 10 be held at the court house
In Dallas, on Saturday, July 18th, for
the purpose Of sending delegates to the
congressional district convention TO be
held at Fort Worth on Wednesday,
July Goth.
The democrats of precinct No. ! will
meet in the court house at Dallas.
Those ofprecinct No. twill assemble
at Lancaster of No. 3, at Horizons
mill; Of No, 4, ut Breckenridge, and Of
No. 8, Mt Scyene. . |.H
No. will send sixteen delegates.
No. . will send seven delegates.
No. 3 will send four delegates.
No. 4 viii send eight delegates.
No. 5wll send six delegates
The county convention viii assonl-
BILE at the court house in Dallas ut 2
p. NJ, on Saturday, July 25th.
WILLIAM II. iIORD,
Chairman of democratic county COM
mittee of Dallas county.
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A MAN Killed An Hamilton.

Mr.. George w. Hally called OH us
Thursday, saying that Mr.. Tom Barnes,
living near Hamilton, had spent few
hours with him the day before, telling
him that p. III. Adanison, Esq, ayoung
and promising lawyer of Hamilton,
had been killed at his own door by a
Mr.. Hughes. Rumor says that feud
has existed between the unfortunate
men for some time. Further, we heard
nothing save that Oh the morning OF
the seventh, Adamson opened his
dwelling door, stepped into the yard,
was fired upon and died instantly. We
know il0thingfurthero the particulars;
would that We could believe it untrue,
but the report has come too direct, and
through men whose veracity is unques'
TONED. We await further develop
ments. ..lvt s.a...ttu ,ol .n-N
We learn from Mr.. Conkleton, mail
carrier between this place and Hamil-
ton, that the above report is not en-
tirely correct. Mr.. Adam son was not
called to the door and shot, but that
the day, before he had sworn to kill
Hughes, the former marshall of Ham
ilten, and that on the morning Of the
seventh Hughes was attacked by Adam
son on the street in front of Adamson's
dwelling, near the hotel. Both fired
almost Simultaneously, Adamson's ball
only taking effect In Hughes thigh. He
then rushed upon Hughes, his wife as
sisting, endeayoring toltake his six
shooter from him, and called to- his
sister-in-law to bring him a loaded six
shooter from the house. q Hughes called
out to persons in sight to come and
take Adamson away, as he did not
wish to kill him. No help coming,
and seeing Adamson's sister-in-law
within a few PAGES with siA-shooter,
he jerked the hand loose held by
Adamson's wife, grasped derringer
from his pocket and fred upon Adam
son, who was behind, holding h,m.
The ball passed through his lungs. He
fell; his six-shooter was, handed him;
he succeeded in getting it half cooked,
and with both hands upon trying to
fire, died. rauo l or N
Hughes. walked to the hotel, saying
that he Ibid not wish to kill him." He
surrendered himself to the authorities,
and is permitted to walk about town
under guard.-[Gatesyille sun.
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Throe Daily. Messenger Trains.


Leave Galveston Mt 6:l1 q IN and arrive at
Houston az $50 q m. ~ ait ~ tiiii4't
Leave GALVESTON at 500 y, m and arrive at
Leave Galveston at ESQ p m and arrive at
Houston at 300 pm p salQ -
Leave Houstopat G;l5 a IN and arrive ct
Galveston at 300 am.
Leave Houston 1000 IN aud arrive at Cal
weston at 23D p,in.N ~ -
Leave Houston ~ 800 IN and arrive at
Galveston atIi:Npm. iifst
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton Mt 1000 N. Leaves Houston at 300 y m.
The 6:l0 a m train nom Galveston connects
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and Fan A utonio Railway. Comets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trial railroad. w q
The 800 p m express from Galveston CON
meets With the Houston and Texas Central
railway. =, .s....,
The js6op m express nom Galveston con.
meets with the 1nterIIafioBale and 0reat
Northern railroad at Houston mt o pm. Isl.
The 1900 m train from Houstpn NrTiy ~
Galveston at 2:30 p nj. 'cciinects with the
Ticket offices, 100 Tremopt street, Galves-
Communication tfcketsefo local points, one
thousand and i've hundred mile tickets, 9 an
be purchased al the ticket Ices Ofthis eom-
pafiy or rom Galveston ticket Office.
81 s3e q. n. NICHOLS, superintendent
II. u. ANDRBWs. General Ticket Agent. =.
.s- .flItflt t.af.+stb ltIliWiif
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub.
lshed every Saturday morning. subsurip-
lon, $3.50 per nhnumi sl,1 for SIX mouths,
,iayhDio In advance, No subscription lAkeh
Tor a less period than six months,
Advertisements inserted ~ tho rate OF VI ~
per square for the hrHI insertion, ana 70 cents
Tor each subsequent Insertion. ~. -.
Obituary notices, marriages, denlhs pubic
meetings, cardsOl thanks eta 10 BIO PAID for
nj hall ADVERTISEMENT rates, IN IulGNl
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TuE DAILY HERAl D - published every
,,rniu,, exeoDt Monday AZ 80 year ~
aIvanoe Is ioraiX moRlhAi y lot one month
S 1cenIs ior one week single oop'oS' ~
ttuts, ,.,, ,,
The Daily Herald spow Furnished TO SUB T,"
serlbers Dy carrier ~ 70 cent? psl Weeh, ino
pap.tt :, early nour, 70 Any pafl nt tho CITY
anh ss,nfurns withln u mile ana u hall " tue
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An Interesting &uesttonTCan Con-
sumption be Cureds

,
This question is often asked but rarely an
swered to the satisfaction of the patient Our
answer is that pulmonary consumption IN
its inclpient form is an durable as any other
disease, If only the right remedies are applied
The question naturally arises as to what are
the remedies? In reply we state that Mars
den's Pectorai Balm has been used success
fully in over million of eases, and has been
adopted By physicians as the most reliable
remedy known for the treatment Of Bronch-
ial affections.
One great reason that Marsden's Pectoral
Balm has gained such popularityis the fact
that 1t is within the reach of all, and can be
purchased from all dealers at fifty cents for
small or one dollar for a large bottle. One
bottle win effect o cure in most eases.
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travelling AGENT CIV lesieell'
New York d,P,Rowell, hvAFelkangll 4
.o., ana Bates = Locke,
phlladelphiai Coo, Weatherill q Co.
Clnolnnalii =, II. parym.- .frfI. ...t
New orleans Thomas Mcintyre,
shreyeport W, II. SPARKS,
IIoustoni u, II, Cusiipg, | u
Austin, Texas T., Voigl, htsr
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I - n ----------- y ~ g n
From the premises OF the undersigned IN
this city, on the night OF the 18th instant. a
chestnut soTrel mare ~ years old. "A hands
high. irregular star, mostly on left side Of face.
white streak on the left nose, and Mind len
sss Mh ,S wi y paid
April Is, 1874. sac - :
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER ~
SUNDAY, JULY s, 1874,
CLOSE CONVECTION

CLOSE CONNECTION
At MuIneoia and International junction,
with trains ON the International and Great
Northern RallrOsd, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston end Galveston. AT
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the FL
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
yicksburg and the South. AT Texarkana,
with the aTaotif
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD, FOR
st. Louis. Memphis, Louisville, Cairo. Chicago
Is I NlH AND 80 I ~ notiit 6
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST. I, q
Inquire for Though tickets and rates to all
fmporfant points az the Texas and Pacific
Railway office, corner Lamar street and Pa
ctfic avenue. - 80 4. -. .lll 81 q
~. Soc GEO. NOBLE, >
NAL - 3 General superintendent.
w, II. NEWMAN,
General Passenger AGENT
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Peaches, 2-ib,N dozen, ~ iOa2 GO;Pears IN, y
dozen, W CO., Plums green guges, 2-lb % dozen,
81 70; Strawberries, 9Th, rs dozen, q 20; Rusp-
berries, 2-b, bdozon, 81 %; Black berries, I'm,
GoSf1' 2.h, D dozen, y ibdSs 90 PPSSas, IN Y \
dozen, y 80; Succotash, 2-ib, q dozen, % 60
LobstoIE lib, % dozen, So 90; Oysters, l-lb, v
dozen. 81 20.
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bnslpess continues fair, There ~ no mate
rial ehhngo Ia quotations from 'lAst report.
our merchants iaya ulll and complete sluoks
lAld ,nwn AZ low nguips, AMI purchases ran
be made 40 unusual advantage, The follow.
lug quptniunk reprosunt rrgnlnr wloloflle
pflceh, In iilllng sinai orders, llghur rates
tWlu have 10 DO paid
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE % rnE DALLAS HRRALp,l
July IA, lHk !
buying, selling,
oluu'''''s'-'ns''''''s'f''uiluM Wlll
nllNei'uf'r-nmr'-,r''n WlW
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siroccrie'

llaconi Cleanides l2c Buallaht li-c;
Hams, canVassod, lialbci Hams sugur-cured,
lDc,
MOassps On barrels per GALLON Fair 6lc;
Prime Zoe; Choice s0ci Golden fyruptOciS SILVER
Drlps iA9bOc
sugar (in barrels per pound Fair lOci
Prlme lllyu CltQlC9 l2Ol yellow clarified l2c,
White clarified l2ciPaWtlered lic;Crnshod llls,
tfsli tMackerellt No l,hnlt barrels slOi No,
2, half harrelss0i No. |, kits e. 70, No. 2 kits
~ IA
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Fruits. Nuts and ConfeenOnerles,

Dnedapples 40 ic;Iamons, Fbox s0;oranges
Nbox ~ OOi Figs, new ~ n l9ci iuisins, In
Zinte, u II, new l5c; Turkish prunrs new
" 10 l6c; Amonds, son shell, " ID BIC, Fllherts
new % h poe; WalnuN, D ID Die, Brazil nuts,
" N zoe; Peanuts, ~ n lYSc; CranberrleS "
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, d 100 so OO@l2 6O Elmo
~ 10
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MISCELLANEOUS
To7NThe ladies.

tention OF the ladies Of New Orleans and vi
cnity, to the superior facilities Of her factory,
and-the reasonable terms for work of NIL
kinds In hair, such as Ladies' Curls, Braids,
Waterfalls, thignons and Wigs. and every.
thing belonging to a ladies' toilet. Orders
Promptly and faithfully executed ON the
lowest terms. Address,
'"'-77' MRS. ANNIE SARON,
Lock BOX $50, IA Baronne ST., New Orleans.
Ad1y r.t0 4nti.tetrE lrnU rHi ai