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New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL,

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. Al
able and suggestive essay on this topic by PROF. r..
Is. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting Is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-IorA.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
May -, and since the beginning Of the year:
For hs rssk. 1872. 1873. IS7t.
Tarown % mar1e.... .175G5OO l,5s5 O76 l7lI.-J6
i'm J.
Thrown market. 633i2736 572sJ,2jl 43267. .so9
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day:
15 shares uon Ferry COMPANY 70 Brookvn..... 1872
~ Mechanics Bank Of Brook lt6
lO6 Long Island Bank Of BroOkivn. i3j
Hudson ll6l1 =
bonls L $. IS, Sept l, ls74................ 4l44
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvauia Skies, 10; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road Is; Reading Railroad, SGT; Pennsylvania Rail-
road 49t gold. 1924.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

LIVERPOOL Nav ij-0t the Cotton Of the the
taken OF speculation 10000 balss.
hsy lb-Bvening OIL S2S 3l9928 o ton.
Spirit. rurpentne, 20 1890 v cvt
LosDos NAY lJ-gvenus-Plhs dispatches quote Ren.., at
59f 95c
May l5-Uuted States FvsTrsDiY bonds 9Sa Tor
issaeo o 1867.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
quotations were
Foreign exchange was dull. but

Money continues in excessive supply. and most OF
the new business on call to-day was done at three
per cent the rates standing three and four Prime
business notes are as last quoted.
United States securite. have been strong under
firm gold. The business was small We annex the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

RCE-Tue all descriptions stea7 With fair
.o5bng td baI 40 vas reported Carolina, 10
SOAP .,te remains steady wh limited inquiry s1ies Of 100
boTe. hir,el.es % llts. lt 9ii-, currency.
sTFAhN iiy boz quiet sales Of 100 c Western AZ II &C. Tor
sGARs-e market r Ravs continues quiet though the
unc angel M Good Rehrng Cuha the sales rn-
brace 81 hb4l as7 Lice Good Fnr also by auction,
600 mat, M. d. 6Q6 R,iael continued dull bu. quota
bly char-ed Hiris quoted at IOa.qIOLg-
TALLOW-Ho lcve ill drmer. Of l2J 900 outofown
$50 lhd Prime private terms qao1el
at l3.l6c
TOEACCO-K.utuky continues r demand and the market
r.a-e Of Lse II m seed Leaf quiet, without diei
change pIs ss's Of 200 ca1es ono az bGos los r3
-c POO suaIr kl IOGOc, aud 3OV bales
WHISKY rr,d and in IA demand POO bbls st Oslo
ro arrivals AuFll ho1egeO ana Hpnn
C45 commands u sh tie here anu he ane IS True oi
rr,be u IN. new ro Of he free, which
a tFe,, pces Downward ergo't good bunnes all
caution msics relatively hgb The saes since our lasI
follows: lOOOD reI Boo % bll-s Aas;alaa pry9e
baes -upe io i-c 5000 Krllucsy CoubRy, 4ic., 4OuD
10 Cana.l Pulled 43c 30 BAGS MesIo, private 20
Aus-r,laa private terus 10000 Mercla private 4OOO
Texs private 10000 Extra Pae California private ,eIs
terms Boz ti1nil. terms 30 oas tat do 2ic
80 1es Fal d1 24. 30 bales bury sA'y % 40. @ -
GD 200 Mrut vrfr5 private 10000 ~ taiorn Llml
pvate tcrHs 5OuO seourd TeIls pnvate erms 01OJO
terms % bale California 30 "a. ~ BALE k.h d. clip 2' l9
8o 2Ga: IJUuO % 1000 % Fan leris, private
terms TuuO s113g California BE: 1'uO 10 'pHng ahoinii
tens. 5000 % Low Secured jJc 80 aal Fall i,orll @g'
20 bales Pulled California, +2c - bales Cape Woo 5-
900 b ,Dr1g c.ce 4-c. bales East India private terms il
b M Ctoua 2j-. go ues Australian private terms II bales
r,rn Pulled private terms. 36 b super o private .r, 9aa
BeS lo plvt term; bale no. pnyate tern, II bales C'
l-r. pulled private terms 1000 70 Secured California Pr7a'e
terms; G b,-s Nv spring CIoaa private terms @1O bales
t4ru-f Wool va terms
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
financial

ALL New-York Midland BOndholders will
end interesting matter In HAsSLER Co.'S WEEKLY FINAN-
Gal REPORT No l7J. sisge copies cents No walst
OlYicK y PACIFIC MAIL SrsANsuP C0sPANr)
90 ~ WN.L-sT.,
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL ELEC-
TION-Nouce is hereb that election for Nne Directors
of the Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY N be- bed ai The COM
Omce 90 Ol walst On LDSEoDAf, -lth Nay l0''
brtxeeu ,hc ioa.s oi II VA and ? =. ,,,v
Tbe aaf BOOKS be closed preparatory 9, sl election ~
DAf 18th AA a. ans reeHe4ol IhJG5DAt -o'A "'''
THEODORE 1. JOHN s1S ss''"i- I.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Gas, BANK ,5ASl2 AMP IN 5SsDRANcE ,plS STOCK
BROOKLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
GEORGR Il. PRsNTlSs. 30 RhIAD-nI.. ROON -

BROOKLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
GEORGE II. PRsNTSs, 80 BhpADoI.. RoOA -
GTATE OF GEORGIA, FLOYD County.-James
> Boornsn johnson AMI John stewart TRUSTEE e. a. ~ Ies
selma Rome Railroad COMPANY o. Bill Sc on chm
eer' sle o. ue R 9 - NJ az ~ -1y.ye made -u1-r
Is7 Bv o. said cecrre Of orenre iud The orier @
supplemental DEGREES and orders Or e icn IA
W H. Ulaerwood Judge Of al Rome Clicui 'ean'eor pre- *
full said derees 10 hereog give notice mat ~ w
Of Georgia between tie hours of I'D aa
the h day being tie m Tuesday u july NEXT me .o
Dalton Railroad belonging defendant 10 sad cause ag ad beng
the line between the states OF Alabama ara n'o IN e
County u Polk Georgia, and rannns tsIe. tog.. .1
said Count Of Floyd aai County Of Gordon 50 Dalton.
in the County OF WhheL ,ie9ga ,oe.e "a a. 90 IN,
buildings bridges trestes ssous depot Eu sli
bsS B All detrdapt; as We'll as all ohe property boh and
personal, OF defendant the said Rome ana Dalton kAfO&
and J"bo Tucker Receivers which or uay h,Dis
and possession Of Georgia consisting all
box fat baggage, caoose hand passenger sud other crs ana M
tools scales and al other personal PROPERTY 9 shar'sf
eSrrs bng3c 10 aid selma Dalton Railroad Company
Terms hundred and f thousand dosr- o. ne pafehss
money or sneh portion thereof as hal pc & ~ = ~, I nd 80.
shall Be paid n cash :, sueh sne ar ~" 3 I I
On s % I % & z. Bcb time as shall be apro a,e by
oaers be paid 10 cash by credit Of the amount of ucn oaioes
placed judgment Of foreclosure IN said cause on be pr no,
Railroad Compnv directed by said cree Tie Soe 0i a p'p
to be SOLD for not s' than uVe lun.e
made or es sum than dve thousand o Affirmed provided
The Chauceor said Court deem The same sh' aud proper id
u6os a compliance with the t, to the properly vii
purchasers lAi 20 compy VIZ lle @ ems & @ ' ma.
ie. paid or secured and me s-l Nouh i %
ms anS1 dea e erdSeT 70 resell a property personal
s1 ssp1 1es Eems ou ard D''' BEsTiMfS KTEY
DANIEL 5. PRfNTtP )
The for goas advertisement made urier The supervision sa ip
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

Lna4pA TIE ipioNihs
date NAY IheIr D. uo a,w feature 70 remark N ne tone OF @
The airlnce qsoei last letter ben fully sustained
weeks atuoug1 business has restricted than ID
The from tie ihai the vac
making good here there ue1s'
INDIGO STEADY N moderate trade j11hns Nr nos
Madras Al % a5Oc Maa. 6Ja Soc nl caracas al
% n Doc. currency
LEATHEk-Malket quiet aai i1n Harness Lsatier-OsE Hem
lock 8Iuf Be-. H-ml"r "A as. tAestrrll
Ht weight. 32H'f- Middle weight Jg3dc Prime heavy 500
J-r. hlU.u. - uJOc
AktA-I-i -.ss lao. Co.gsI Ia ,ag asis.'e. 81.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

ps are without auotsb change the sale. embraced 900 Lake
It & .nd .Si & ,n% Bsr, % s so.,s sss asa Y.
META sheaihinE 24c and Bcs SOC cash scotch Pig Iron
o1 m aaS r e sss foiiss Ps
sn in 5 and ss, ordinary Foreign offered at gold
. 9oasgo6 gold 100 d M.na.etaed 1 cssS Bar =, Size.
,nd At about To Ps TIN . continue. IL very
su state large stock on hand tlyorsbs
ta s,IGPs grs have d@.u.iri endeucy strait. sold Re-
n x. W. and English L. and r. ~ sd2l' '.c all gold
rs Mi ar arHT held bu quiet Other Metals dull
40 Rrs ~ p 80 90 Z at 55 50 sJoSSJ9 100 at $3.50
M0LAssEse market for Foreign srn With fair demand pre-
ne ,b . of Ca6i 30 test grocery sraies i2Gioc In Do
NAVAL sIOREs-For spirits Turpen.Se the market va. daL
,,sne s os ,ne 'Tsa d, we're ss"I no % & vac
ko'ia sis ao dali quoted steady So as2 20
hsf pne Le aaer hsL aominay before Tar
Dn }seie steady at - so Tor Washington and 81 70 for VIII
bni 9,es aal ,esdy quoted at 81 f2sc from eru,her.
Won, % mns'sn @ i ,. but tn quo,ei at 4Oqie Cotton seed
OH ave L1l "thoui change ani is dull at SJ@5oc' Oher
PEIaoLE va, ,gan decidedly lower and the demand
for Nav o ZOO Dds fer prompt delivery .'l5 900 DOS
~ 70 marSet eog a. l3c spo or month lower.
o. % % ooaahe "a at E IA balG and 9' IN shipping order sales
% we're S ncTas5 easier quoted a. lsa99c hl9atsi dn and
,o.er ehnei qaoei spot month 1919 The Greek mar
80 srs 4a aal shade quoted oows on CITY - 30
TdeoGe q 20 Palke1,, 81 3Oqsl 50 at Union and United
pkoVsloNs-The Pork market is excited very active. and
msheri NE sales cash lni regular $50 bbs At S7 62g
80 - Tor New Ness Sli 80 Prime; FlJ 30 i1r Western
n ana 80 r shear Clear for future delivery hear o. 900
DDS s r Nay r7 jO 2IJO hbi DO bl7 % 0Sl7 80 for Jne
yV 1D ao July az 50 1000 0bls do FOR AUGUST 81 500
~ p M ee' and 7ay as,ys sale Of 500 boh a. ~ 40 10
ihet ana steady Beef Hams inactive and steady ut Meas
are cs' AtIe but steady sales Il LOO Pcked Hams lOell
sease 1Ull &c 900 Smoked iO I'D average, al IJc JOO
90 io II l29sc 500 Fresh Hams. 10 O 300 do
nhouhe fc 1000 smoked SIC; 100 boxes Bellies, IL
eas ~ ys; 1000 glt Bellies for smoking Al Zoe Bacon
Hre bi lfmer saf 40 boxes Long Clear al 5 lOc the IN
sue price III IRREGULAR cuts 30 boxes short Clear a. lOisl Dressed
ter And fai-v acty % " ~ 35Se 5 & a. I9i % N IT, r
cry lOalO l lie Fair Prime 200 cs OF Grade,
gi haned quiet for future delivery hear OF 80 tcs for May at
tcs for August II &c.
BUrTER-rhee only limited demand for Yellow Cood and
VIII contnue liberal the buyer Quotations.
NsD- YSrg, NeCJsrssy and PenaSysrGatT.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
cry ial. and Notwithstanding the light
5eL We quote as follows:

vi .Ae the following ou M EHnet Weiss Weekly Hop Creaf
The duue.s which market Tor seT
p continues. he cool acting check upon
th, demand The though comparatively hight are SUI
tcen with tie Aal1, al requirements OF the ale
AID 0utua buyers E betd that ieE 9Ieesi
have Hops hand sufficient them through tic season tey az
along avng -ee1 30 Ipeu 20 stock declining market
st- inquiry therefore Ee 10 prevail throughout the sumner
months the should gthiug hea the coming crop ra'
here r IN Er10e speculative demand and gh VIII BE- me
Ouf adVce fOn the report the being bAoA
..-L !. m -u- ! --. .-.t-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
PorvrE.A-PrrRH-sc Schooner wn. Douglass
QUEESsrowS-B,rk MercuriuS
s,rrn por1rao-st.,mer Galf stresm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

H., ,o,, 'oII' y
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
ROME. Ga.. Mar !. 1874

The for going advertisement urr the supervision lai ip
prova CT the hnceor hereby ordered be picf
Court Dat Of tie proceedings SAL eaass
and the order Of this Calr'
Done az Chambers At Rome Crn'y of Fovi Gor AT l.
1874 J " H. UNDERWOOD
J = e. Z. e.. 4ul Chancellor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20

The STIGMA OF lep;,dia;icn is fEe'}
rpon the State Of Minnesota l. JEG2e
Dillon. Of tho Initial States Circuit
t;oar. in his recent decision dlsmissinG
the suit OF Selah Chamberlain, 81 C.aYo-
land. against the 81. Paul and Sioux
CITY ana the Southern Minnesota Raj
-oads. for million d, Liars IN Minnesota
bonds, which NJ. Chamberlain claims
that the companies named ought 10 Pay
as successors to the companies Tor which
he did work rs contractor. receiving
these bonds rs compensation. Tbs
Jude, finding that the State gran.ed a
clear title to the new companies, dIs-
missed the suit. but IN doing so made
this remaIk-which 3iinussota ought tc
know is far from favorable inscription
upon her escutcLccn:
III the State were suable in the
courts, there can be 10 doubt that the
bonds would be legally enforceable
against it. Justice and honor alik: re-
quired the State TO recognize these bonds
AZ binding upon il, and in the end the
court eanEot doubt that the people Of
tie Stat. viii so o-da:n. 4 State with
s1eh a future before it as tie STATE OF
Minnesota cannot afford to bear the
pdiam of Reputation, and if there are
10 other difficulties in the plaintiff way
except the Suggested one that his bends
are invalid. he will be entitled 10 the re-
lief demanded. ''-Ci.rs5omd Lcadeg.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5A5 q. NJ, 7.15 =,
H. 9:45 j. m, IL As p. H., 1:45 p. NJ, 3:i5 p. M.
and 5A5 p. N.
Leave Carson City DAILY at .. II, 81. m,
los. m, l. N, 2 p. M, p. NJ, and p. -.
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STATE OF NENAIA

COUNTY OF 0RNsIY. {
l, T. J. EDWARDS, County Cltls and IL fcjo
Clerk OF the Second Ju6ici al Di>tr;c: Court il.
in and for tie sid county and State af0T7-
said, do hereby certify that the slsovr and fore
goi lg Is full, true and correct copy Of TIL
original o-aer now Gil file and Of record IL n
Office.
In Testimony VIII -Ccf, have hereun;o s.:
my hand and a:tixetf ;ha seal OF SAID
Di,tricf Court, at my office N Carso.
rsEAL.l City, Nevada, ibis, the 2ith day Of
January. A. d, 1874
ia25-ti T J. EDWARDS, Geek
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YEyHIs WIZ BE a RUNNING RACE

TEyiIIS WILL. BE A RUNNING ia CE
1 Of nile heats, best three in five, 10 lule,
tree for all horses IL the Stste at this date tine
mare Alpha alore excertedl each hcrEe 20 be
charged an entrance fee of $40, half down.
either in money or negotiable notes, all entries
to close by March /, 1874, and the second de
post OF $50 to be made cn June l, 1874.
The following entries are alrs ady made;
Elijah Bonner enters Bill Hazel;
Joe Cowing enters "Pill.Eox:'
Jack ConIcrE enters "Bundle and &C.
Horse men from the eastern counties ana else
where in the State are invited TO participate in
this Race.
Entries can he made az Winstons Exchange,
Carson, either 10y personal application or by
letter.
Carson, New, Dec. -, 1873, de27-2m
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VIM. q. HiCKOk,
Cent Agent state OF Nevada. Virginia
:. c. FCGCS, local Agent,
Far 0TnSby c, unity Office Corner Telegraph
ind Cars Strt cts. Carson City. Ia3i-lin
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S,TATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF

ATE VI nv ADA. " of
- O:zEsjT - :strict Court, Ind d Judicial Dis
tllCt.- In thu matter Of The estate Il SARAH
KLINE, dtcea5ed.-l' appearing to tie Jadge q
said Court by the Petition Presented and :-ieti
~ JOSEPH RUSENSrDCK. the AGr.iuistratgr
OF the estate Of SARAH kLINH deceased pray
ing { order 10 sell real CsgGte. that i :
ceSSAry to ell the whole # tie real estate to
pay TIE de BITS outstanding against Tie dtrtsse i
and the debts. exp ISss and charges q the ad-
mir istration. II Is therefore ortit red by the
Judge Ct said Court that all persons interested
in the said estate APPEAR before the sand distinct
Court on MONDAY, the seesnd day IF March.
A D. 1874. ct 10 O'Clock NJ OF said day. AZ the
Courtroom ii saii istIict Court N the
Court House in Carson City, Cra.euy county
state Of Nevada, to shoE. caGse = ky an U-t.-r
should not be granted to the sail Adu.Atsf-s-
tor to sell the whole Of the real estate OF the
deceased. And that copy 0! this order be
published at least tour successive weeks in the
Carson DAILY APPEAL, newspaper printed -nd
published i'll Carson City, ornls5y county, NJ
vatia.
Dated January 24th, A. d le7+.
c. y. HARRIS.
list, Judge.
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OEFIC Frs:
FETRE DOMAIN Z, President.
A J. BRYANT, Vice rrt si6ent-
IYNI.ES Il. CJSHING, SeCTetsTy.
Board OF DIRECToSs:
Peter Donahue. a ) Bryant.
e. II Sullivan, FrGnk Il PlzISy,
IL IL Haisht, Z. Burke.
Inhn Il Saunders, J. ". Nye,
!oho Middleton, Hugh NAItteli-
g. II. Rutherford, Alexander AUSTIN,
Il "a Scale, john R0stntcia,
John J. Marks, ". A. Piper.
XIV Corber. N. MaybluI',
SEQ. a lCMuliin. Richard iVers.
Pr White Thus. !. Owens.
Pm Russell, SaC-aIlcntD: John q. D0wney,
2. p.F. Temple, Los Angles
TIE State INV stment Company has 10 con
.rciica With IrsUraLcc Combinations: Us bust
less IS transacted at the lowest paying ra:c Of
,srs sair,r., sech hazard Is Judged Of by its cwn
s-esi:s snG treated without reference to a1Litrt-
~ rules CO yCxAii0us regulations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-30

ysars Did, sonny youll DO a grandmother
before yonr dnddys nm unclel
A NIGGER IN l'reodmNnlowni yesler'
dny afternoon, was Glong bis VIII down win
f,nco panel when another dark skinned
brother como along ana sought, In defence
Of tho woman, 10 refine into powder her huh'
baud, THIS was not Asreoublolol the woman,
aud she Jumped up aud hammered bolll OF
the men until she WIS ont of breath
WM. u. CLEyElANp, The extensive
grocer, commission merchant and cotton
Motor, Of Houston, IoXns, whose ADVERTISE
mcnt appear, In 1Hr WEfgh iiEhAhn, II
nt all times prepared ~ mnlSo no m"Hl lIp'
rnl advances on cotton aud he Also Keeps
on hand At all times one Of the most COM
plete atorhs ~ groceries Of cyory Kind TO be
found In the state, Give him call
The kidneys are The great cllminalnip o.
discussed matter rom the system IN nlllpHt
every niment the urine VIII be lOnld Inoio
or less altered In us character. William ~
PnrkcrS Compound Fluid Extract Huchu "
lnyigOrNting these organs, rhnbles lnell w
thoroughly separate The discussed nhlulN
aud caiN them ont Of the body. FOL SUE Ny
MI druggists, every where,
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rinners' stocks md Metals.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, January H.-Cotton-Salcs
$500 bales. The assortment is poor and the
supply of clean, good cotton limited I;
prices flrner. Good ordinary tostrct good
ordinary lf.9l1lsc: low middling to
strict low middling ~ e 10 C; middling to
strict middling Jil@lGisc; good middilng
l7l,c. Receipts 9,j3I bales. Exports-Con-
tinent S,i2s bales; Great Britain S2O9 bales;
coa,twlsn 3,'i9 bales. Stock @i ,5l3 bales; I'M
sold IL, $40 bales.
Gold IA. Sight ), discount Sterling
- So.
NEW YORK, January 29-Cu.ton-Net re-.
ceipts 81 bales; gioss 1850 bales. Market
quiet but steady. sales $40 bales. Money in
good supply NJ J. sterling dull at SASH 2.
Gold weak at ll3s@llig. Governments strong
and aCtive. state stocks quiet: little Offering.
LIVERPOOL. January 29.--t'ottou duh and
depressed. Sales 1900 bales, including 1000
for speculation and export. Sales OF uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, shipped Jam
uary aud February cd shipped February
and March 1851; deliverable In February
I'D; deliverable IN February aud March
I'D. ...H
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NIAIsRIED.

PENN-RECORD.-A the residence of the
brides mother, in this county, ON WcdnpS-
day evening, January ~, lS7i by Rev. VIM
II. Scales, Mr. George W. Penn and Miss
Alice Y daughter OF the late Colonel George
W ReCuld.
We return our thanks, with the printers
blessing, to our friends for the abundant sup
ply of cake which accompanied the above
notice. ON the same evening oil the wedding
the happy couple LEFT for New Orleans, via
the Texas and Pacific Railway, on a bridal
trim. May they have pleasant trip and safe
return; and may their welded life DE rs
bright as II summer, day and heightened out
to green old age Of happiness and prosper
itV,
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Fields Ttienier.

On "Wednesday evening tremendous
house greeted Mr.. Rnlnlonh In his rcpreHeh'
tation OF Hip Van Wrinkle, which was "Secn'
ted with surprising skin. indeed the entire
east particularly Mrs. Irwin down To the
most unlmportant part, did poetic Justice 10
conception and situation, MS outlined by lhe
author. The Hidden Hand a. given last
night was another brilliant representations
like "Rlp" 1t suffered little from "cu'tlnB'
but 10 the majority the comprcsSuro was not
observable
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Important ~ True.

A rumor OF very general currency pre-
vailed on the street. yesterday, he purport
OF (which was that the Missouri, Kansas lana
Texas railroad bad opel.cd negotiations with
the Texas Central topulchase the division
ofthelrlln extending nom his city TO Deh'
lson. This could not be traced to any re-
sponslble head or 10 amy source Whatever
and whether true or hulse remains "a hc de-
NelOped
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NOTICE.

All delinquent shares i'm the
Dallas Real Estate and Build
ing Association will be sold 10
the highest bidder nt public
auction. Ola Tuesday. iisc al,
day Of February. 1874.
gsy order Oi The Board Of hi
TcciOrS.
4. d. BARRY.
Scc'y ANA Treas.
2S9dtd ID. Es. a.. AZ ". a.
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MIX. &. W. BECKETT

Is our authorized agent for his Guy, WIN
power 10 make collections ana sollCll hlNrl'
tlsnments and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor thlh php'l'
All contracts made By MN VIII DE 'e'"H'
nlZed by this Office.
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. Word 70 the wise IL Sufficient.

have notified all who owe state Occupa'
ton Tax Ia the county and city Of Dallas
through the columns Of THE DALLAS HER
AID, to come forward and settle the same
Those Gillng to do So are llabloto indictment
by tie grand Jury 1T It's next session. Many
of you are behind. Many have never paid
dollar Of the above tax.
JAS. T.. BARLEY,
Sheriff u G., r.
Dallas, Texas, january -, 1874, janaldlw
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DIED.

SHlETDS.-ln this city, Thursday after
noon, January 81. Evans Bowlcs, son Of
George and NJ. Il. Shields
Friends and acnualntances are invited to
attend the funeral from the family residence,
on Griffith street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Services by Rev. \. f. smith, ID. u.
Memphis and Nashville papers please
copy.i
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFrlcr OF TnL DALLAS HrRALDl

UFFIOI UF TIE IIALLAs HFRALD,l
January y, lS1i. /
We have no change to report in financial
matters. The money market remains quie,
and steady at tile following quotations:
Buying. Selling.
Gold .................. 100 o. III @
silycr.....................-.l UT m lug a ITO
Commercial exehangc-Ncw Orleans, buy
Ing q to per cent discount, selling y per
cent premium; New York, buying a per cent
discount, selling per cent prcmium; Gal
weston, buying Z per cent discount, selling
- per cent premium; 81. Louis, buying -
per cent discount, selling 4 per cent pre-
MUM.
Cotton.
Business In the cotton market to-day
shows marked Improvement. A large pro,
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90 t0 Stegnil AZ 20. for iurni.
ture. boOiSs. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
OtmOWliaings. wall paper, step
ladders. table and pocket cut
icry. 25Od&wtr
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Twelve lots zone block, on the prlhclpnl
bnsIness street of the town of Hutchns, ON
,ho Central Ralr0ad IN Dallas county, for
sale ut low prices. Apply III,
,vl5dir Herald ONCE,
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sur. W. II. sparkle.

OF shreveport, IL our authorized agent ior
that city, To whom parties desiring to advcr'
siso In or subscribe for THE HERALD ARE re-
.nnrIfnll rnfrrIeh.
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MeSsrS. Durham, Howell & Co., OF Shreve-
port, are agents Of the Arizona Mills in rlai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared Ia sell
Colt Yarns and Osnaburg, ut figures less
than New Orleans prices. l2Ad-lf
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Potatoes.

Genuine Early Rose, Early Goodrich Jack
son Whites and Peerless Seed Potatoes for
sale by
30ldlw2iwlw ]. l.. DOWNS 4 GO.