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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

MT KNIT WOOLLEN GOODS-Hoods,
Cans, Capes, Nubias, Brenkf.st-shawis' Son,
tags, Wrlstets, Infants Bnotges, MltIs; ana
Hose, At Lev DIV nnI5
large assortment of FURS. no ~
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ME- BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 81, S1.25,
$3.50, 81 rs, -. $3.50. and 70:
BALMOrAL SKIRTS at IS and Soc, IL, 81 %,
A large let OF ChlIdren's BALMORAL SKIRTS at
40c. worth Toe; w -,
I,adiesi KNIT LAMBS'-WOOL SKIRTS at So
worth S5;
WIDE HEAVY FLANNEL for skirts:
MERINU SHIRTS for men, women, and children,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
no II
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTUCKS GUARD, ATrENiION.-S
n Attend the regular monthly meeting or the g
0iupany III the Od Market Hall O-NlGHr atW
G'clucK, in citizens dress. without ar,is. Come IL
prep red 10 nay dues Appeals from court-martal
must made in wriiing. BY order Of the Captain.
uolS-llk X. A. PAUL, O.S.
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SEND FOR NCMANUs. -The kilograms au-
nounce that Mr.. WAsHBURSE Of Illinois is
sent for by General GRANT. The everlasting
WASuBURNES
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ROARDING AND LODGINe.

MRS. e. S. HUTCHINSON has two pleasant
Ufl and desirable ROOMS FOR RENT vita
BOARip suitable for families young gentIemr IN
Can also accommodate several TABLE.BOA,ap-
ERS. Apply al alt Governor street,
10 lS-end6t
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,.DI,pFP1 DIAPER! DIAPER!!

n1T DIAPER! DIAPER! DIAPER!!-
p7Rn,S-EYE DIAPER, warranted pure linen, at
a5, 80, 35, 40, 45, and SOC; per yard; :, IN
81 Is, 81, $3.50, IS, anu $3.50 for a piece OF
COTT6S DIAPER at 81. 25, $3.50, S1.75, and ~
for piece OF ten yards;
Embellishments DIAPERS for Infants;
iNDIA-RURBER CLOTH, thres-four dS,i ana one
The best SEWISG-MACHINE OIL and NEE
DIES u"
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g FULL-W 10TH PILLOW-CASE

nCy FULL-W 10TH PILLOW-CASE
COTTON mt Is. 16sr 20, and CSC;
BLEACHED SiiEEIlNG at Use;
FULL-W InTH HLEAFIIFD SiEErIhG at 33c.
We have added to our stock 1O-4 DaFOL
SHErTINtT-the best manufactured;
AMBROSE GGlN, FRUlf-nF-l Hell 'OM, Az :
ECkN. CaBUI. HAlLOD. 4. 4. BATES, ana
LDNeDALt CDITDN. at l2ls'. per yard;
BED.TIth from l o TO 3Jc. ncr !ard-wc call par
ticnlar attention 10 our 25c. ticI;
CHrNI,T SHlRfiNG>:
CASTi,N FLAN SEI~. blcacred and aubleach"d,
Il, 1914, 1873, 20. %, 80, 30 ana 40c.. a.
M II LEVY BROiHERS'.
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endeayor to shut their eyes to the .acsS'
Sooner or later, the whole nation VIII ac'
Knowledge it, and curse the day when 'ne
laws Of the country were shaped oy ianati'
cism and knayery combined.
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TRUNKS, SATCHELS, TRAVEL
LING-RAGS VALISES, BASKETS, SHAW IL
STH aPS TRAYELLI NG-BLANkETS, ana
SuHWil ot LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our FURS and FUR TRIMMINGS.
no II
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nGY SOILED CORSETS.-We have Il
1ar"e assortment of importers samples OF cox
SE'rS-at least two hundred pair-uo TWO par
a'l no a'' ~ ~ @''' LEVY BROTHERS..
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Nj NOVEMBER 8, 1S74.-T. II. PRICE
4 co. have Just received New CLOTHS and CASSI-
MERES, Cd DIAGONAL CLOTHS, 81 DIAGONAL
CASSIMERES for boys, COATINGS In all coors,
Black and Brown BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue English
and French WATERPROOF and grand show of
virginia made Cassimtres- every grade, DOC. 10 ~
per yard sheetings, Cotons, Towels, Irish Linens,
Dalnnsks, PiaAo-Coyers, &c. no9
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III CARPET WARP-the best manulac-
tured-in all colOIS;
RLEACHED KNITTING COTTON in bales--al
UNBLEACHED KNITTING. COTTON, three,
four, and live strands, at 40c. per pound, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen. ut II apiece worth
81 so. no ~
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Ng BUTCHERS LINEN at sec. per
yard worth 55c. at r,,,e,
no II LEN1 BHOllibho.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In this city, on Thursday, October 10Th
by Rev. n. u. Hoge, u. d., ELIZABETH SIEkII
TO f. W.MiLLS.
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MT NUBIAS at SOC. worth 75c. ut
noI7 LEVY BROTHERS.
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MT BEADED GIMPS AND PRINCES;
JET, CROCHET, SILK and STEEL BUTTONS;
all kinds of BRAIDS and BINDINGS, at
N'' LEVY BROTHERS,.
Look at the Children's BALMORAL SKIRTS at
Acc. worth 75c. no ~
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rEHE VIRGINIA FUEL.

On and after November Goth the price Of
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBOSITE,
will be advanced to
So for IS bushels Soft Lump Coke,
$3.50 for % bushels Soft Hail Coke.
Until then it will be sold at
1915 for 25 bushels Soft Lump Coke,
1926 for 25 bushels Soft Hail Coke.
This favorite fuel is found only in Virginia, and
mined only by
THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY.
This Coke Is pure and free from slate. 1t siniei
readily and heats quickly. 1t burns freely aud will
not pop.
Office: Corner Bank aud Eleventh streets
Yards: Cary street near corner ri Tenth, and
south side of the Dock opposite Nineteenth street.
no12 ROBERT +. nRiN, Agent.
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RICHMOND AND iEIERSBL XII Ia, u. oHii An l u
IaEAsURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA November 3, 1874.
NOTICE.-Th annual meeting or the
~ ST CKHOLDERS If This comrany will be
lie al ut The flee Of the company. corner nf HyrI
ana tiihth sirce1s, on TUESDAY the 1st day uf
December next. at 2 o'clock ii.
The books of transfer VIII lie closed frrm the 7th
iustalI, until after the day OF III cling.
Vi. ". iARkINGTnN.
NO 1O.td Treasurer.
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MEETINGS..

II II. K.-The active members OF the
~ KEMPER KANPAlGN kLUB are request
en- to assemble THIS "wednesday EVENING at q.
O'Clock promptly. IN their new club-room, No; 30
Slain street. Tor hr-inp.s-ncctlrR. no lS-lt
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DRCOCIIES<
n,,,,o.n q np,,,, pm and EAE-GRops:
gaeement and plain GOLD WEDpcSt;trSSStSe en-
FINE WATCHES-LADIEs'a and GENrLgMyx-sl,
and pendaut-w hiding WATCHES OF ali tb. N.Y.
celebrated makers.
Many new and beautiful designs Of DRrn, c..
YER, In cases, for preSenla W.
Corner Main and Tenth streets, N.Y.,
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WOOD And s,aAa,.

pUY THE BEST.-CA RBONyALP
~ SPL1ST COAL, CLOVER HILL Ir-vp
COAL. now extra quality: RED and White a.h
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes; special al,an,ioa
paid to this COAL; always clean. aud full WEIGHT
NORWOOD, QUlNNIMONT, and WEST Viz.
GINA Engine COAL: the celebrated JAMES
RIVER COKE, or CaRsONlTE: the economi
cal and convenient PINE and OAK kiudliny,
cooking. aud cord WOOD; all At lowest prices; and
satisfaction guaranteed. J. Il. WAlkIN,
no Is Fuel-Deaer, Ninth and Cary streets
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NOWLAS & CO., Em
JEWELLERS,
are receiving all Of the latest noveltIesIn s,sr,
bic sets of AMETHYST. PEAsIS. UIAuo%r,,t" :.
ROMAN GOLD MEoALLIoSS; ana
NECK-CHAIES,
CROSSES.
BANDS,
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Grcat inducemept
" for the cash. Best ANTHRACITE, per ton or
1000 pounds, $3.50 TO $3.50; best splINT
LUMP, 1926 TO $3.50 per % bushels. or 1915 10
Sc. 80 per ton; COX l--best lump. So 80 pcr loit.
CLOVER HILL, rs per load, % bushels: OAK
and PINE WOOD at very low prices for cash
Nincte enth and Cary streets.
no ID CHARLES III. PAGE
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M NOVEMBER 8, 1874.

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, IN EVERY
SHADE; SHAWLS, BEADED CLOAhS, &C.
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n WALKER 81 CO., GENEkAma W.
SI,p.NCE AGENTS, iel4 MAIN sThh~''
NORTH BRITISH AND Ms sR.S1a and md Edin.
sURaNCE COMPANY, of a Lon Sao gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE S0Apaasi' =
natl. 0hso-assets ever 81, 900 ,00Vi cOAPA,
MANHATTAN FIRE lSsu shann soa1:
s iiSSNSGHsu t INSURANCE AND BAsA;;ss1
COMPANY, Of Lynehours' sa
| $500, 000s ,,cu. COMPANY, o.
AIbASxIlS AS s.ssts over $500, 600, .,so,.
Detositea with the Treasurer Q, na asoailiy pale
Geo. Losses eQaitahly adjusted amn sSi lame
| az this agency Applications sollSiVse os Ii
| dlala attention given thereie, ---------
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M sYCLE BROTHERS.

sYCLE BROTHERS have Just received their
fourth supply of WINTER GOODS. They are
Offering now greater bargains than ever
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DROFESSOR Fl. +. LAUBE'S "a
l. DANCING ACADEMY. IA
LEVY BROTHERS. HALL, corner Eleventh f1k
and Main streets. >-~'f>'
Ladies, misses, and masters WEDNES DAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS ut o'clock. Gentle
men: TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS 1t 8.
Glide, Pause, Boston, and all the latest dances
taught oc colin
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JEWELLERS

TALL OF 1874.
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Tha Elral 0naEn ln lInIIas.

We are gralided 10 learn that q
movement has heen inaugualed lhal
viii conduee greatly % elevate the
tone and cultivate the tastepflhlseom'
muniiy fora gander aud more selen-
tile order Of music than II hasl - yeL
had lhe opportunity To aspire 10
llolaw's beautiful opera Of Martha IL
now IN course Of preparation, and will
shortly be produced with all the orig
inal music, scenery aud costume, un'
der the general direction Of DE- j, w,
McGee, with tho assistance Of the best
amateur talent In our midst, This Is q
movement Ia the right direction, and
we have no doubt that che eilbrls OF
this association will meet with the ap-
proved sympathy aud liberal eneour'
agement Of the citizens generally, The
opera viii he produced under the pat
ronnge Of the Knights Of Pytlli0s who
viii assume all responsibility incurred
In It's production, aud We feel assured
that no labor OF expense viii he spared
% Insure the sll0eess Of lls perlorm'
nnGe,
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.


GALVESTON November lG,-Nloncy
steady Gold, llrmerNnd higher At II
@llO!c, buying and selling silver
steady at lOGClOsi, buying aud sell
Ing,
ESchango--Commercial bills 0hun.
dOnl rates, easy,
HIdes--Dry llnl selected, lGm zoe;
rs they run, l0iGDl7c; wei saItcd select.
cd, 04c; butchers green So; dry
salled, nominal, damaged halt price
badly damaged aud glue stuck ! price.
Cotton steady and In fair demand,
One-elghlh advance on lower grudcs,
Ordinary, llsG good ordinary, l3lc;
low middling, llc; midding, lilc;
good mlddling, lllc,
Sales, 1850 bales receipts, $3.50 bales;
stock, IS, 100 bales.
NEW IORK, November l0-Noon. --
Stocks active and strong Money pei
cent? gold, lO5.
Exchange, long 1856 short, l0l
governments active; states quiet.
Cotton--quiet and firm, Sales, $3.50
bales uplands, llsc; Orleans, l54c,
Futures opened lirmer. December,
lac; January, l5b@l5 5.lGc, Fcruabry,
10 0-l6G l5sc; March, 10 lj-lUtrl5 2-32c;
April, l6!c. Gold, l0S.
Evening-C0ttOn--nets receipts, %
7ll gross, 0,l53.
Cotton-Quiet and steady ; 57S bales
at l4s@l54c.
Money-Active and higher Gold,
higher at ll@llB governments strong
and active states, quiet and strong.
LIVERPOOL, November lG-Noon. -
Cotton firm. Uplands 7l@-d Or
leans SsGG-d. Sales 1900 bales, iu-
GLIDING 1000 for speculation and ex-
port.
NEW ORLEANS, November lG.-Cot-
ton-Demand good. Sales, 4,2OO bales.
Supply moderate, and prices fully Nc
dearer, responding to advance at Liv-
erpool and New York, and higher rates
for gold land sterling. Good ordinary
to strict good ordinary, l34@l4lc; low
middling to strict low middling, 14lc;
goodm ddling to strict good middlmg,
l4l@l Isc; good middling to middling
fair, ll5Gl5lc.
Gold, lO4; sight discount, sterling,
S. 81. n. %
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GOOD TenipIars.

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, L. o. G. T..
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
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John Adamson, Ealp one Of The few
survivors Of the California aud 'foSaH
Railway Construction company, waa In
tho city, vest lrday, with the Texas and
Pacific railway company In lllH pocket,
M usual, aud big with the future de-
yelopmenls Of the country, II lao con-
tnues In his onward aud upward ca
rccr he may yet aspire 10 the lcglslo'
ture, Let Tom Scott look TO his lNurels
In the meantime,
The Rev, S, D. Davenport, rector oI
st. Matthew'S Episcopal church, rc'
turned from New York, yesterday,
whore he hOs been IN attendance upon
the general convention, II h pleasant
TO note that ho II improved In health
and altogether refreshed by u six
weeks launt north.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-17
Mayors Court.

Morris lIennessy tried to make Gold
smith Maids time ON horseback, when
seven miles m hours the lawful time;
Sl7 20 Is what II cost
Daniel Webster was dlsorderly, and
In spite Of his lllustrlous name was
fined SO 20 for disturbing the peace,
John Brennan got on n tear and was
obstrepcrous, and will handle tho city
axe and pick until his fine is paid,
John Smith was awlulIy drunk, for
which 80 20 was wanted from him.
G. A, Floyd, n disorderly party, and
j. a. Matthews, an inebriated one, were
up, l'loyd's case was dismissed, and
Matthews fined 50 70.
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eGaugling, galveston,

The wharf company lWs claimed "a
elusive ight of transit across the
whole buy front Of Galveston, II has
douiod even the right Of the city %
extend streets IA the hay ~ ns 10 give
commerce lrep access ny public high
ways 10 the lire Of nnvlgAllou, II hua
exercised arbitrary power In the mat.
ter Of taxing freight, with u latitude
logically Implying tho power ~ Ina
pose prohihltOry duties, aud practical
~ 10 establish an embargo between the
business oi this port aud the shipping
In the harhor
II ~ almost incredible That such mon'
HtrGus precautions should have ever
been tolerated for ono moment IN u
stated protesting 10 be free, and b0aa'
Ing u government Of equal Rights aud
equal laws,
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RRANKLIN s. 90.

I0i Main street, have received
@ very fllisHppil 81 ueW bp0is
consisting ~ lhe standard au'
flWTs Boz prose unh poetry, ihe
best and In0st approved iighi
literature, appropriate inye'
Hlle reading, seiiD0i books,
etc., elCr which theg snii tery
cheap
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..The.Ifrnrh Nlalns : I'd %,

NH"fNff'f f'fNff'fH'
Al France is Wioieing, and, We may
add all the civilized world WIN her 10
o' ,,Ila, lp'a ll e' Nr l"'
10 the slope OfthH lOmelaa" says the
iGoOnOmihle Francois "ir1m tho banks
0fthe lNirrtO those nflnp llhuue, orr
beautiful sun HldH with ilaraysupwanl
OttWp milliUns OF hectares VI ylncsi pi-
lurllng occupation ~ more lhni seven
millions Of laborere, and producing 40
much a. seventy millions 0f hpclp-
lillps," The heplpre isspmelhlng over
1870 aeFas aud u MALI aud lhe heplo'
lllrr a. pul twenty-five gallons, The
total produce expressed Ia l.ngllah
measured IL thus 30 less llhn lialn-
Olnlulu gnllnuH No such vintage has
ever been known before, except That
uf 1850
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ypkin8 an international Catholic ppn-
grfss ul London
luf order denIprm luat % ulffs-
aAlY llll, pn iNH eve Ni Is religious
rri-isi iiif world alsIIl iWyru dHnpn-
slwiipn Oi Catholic ifHdHf fm ID %
ntf Wr Ar.NHInf I.Na'H1i poo
delivering iiie opening HNlrf H iAe
DrrW college NJ lHuluH InNHri SAID
lhWi Wiluu nHF-furAnursi
u bad been ini.mnlal llmW ihtt lnr
Catholic Wuru Waf lIHralrnrl win
controversy On ihH whole irffrra pi
lns vatican, Nua lhF council ~ lAiNn-
llis IN pn The owe at the mlgDllesl ppl'
irpYersy the world ever saw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Representative Or Champion Of Amer
lean Art IaSlo
Prospectus for 1915 -Elghih Year
TIE ALDlN E,
Thu ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA
ISSUED MONTHLY.
THE ALDINE,
"a magnificent Conception, Wonder
fniIy CnrrIrd out"

The necessity OF popular medium for the
representation Of the productions of our
great artists, has UlwnyS been recognized
aud many attempts hhNe bVon made To
meet the want, The successive failures
which 50 invariably followed each attempt
IA this country 10 establish nm art journal,
did not prove the mdiiltrehce Of the people
Of America To the clUimS OF high art. SO soon
nS y proper appreciation OF the want ana an
ability 70 mppl II were shown, the public at
once rallied with IN enthusiasm To its sup
port, and the result was u great artistic and
commercial trlumph-tho Aldlnc,
The Aldine, While Issued with all the reg
ulariiy, has none the temporary or timely
Interest cnulaIt, ste of ordinary p IOdi-
Gals, IL Is an elegant miscellany of pure
light, and graceful Literature, and cOlloc-
ton of pictures, the rlresl specimens of Nrtis-
tic skill, In black and white. Although each
succeeding number affords fresh pleasure
to It's friends, the real value and beauty of
the Aldinc viii bc NEST appreciated after II Is
bonhd up ~ the close OF The year. White
other publications may claim superior cheap
ness, rs compared with rivals of u similar
class, the Aldine Is unique and original
conception-alonc and unappr0acncd-aDso
lutcly without competition IN price or char
Octel. The possessor of II complete volume
can not duplicate the quantity OF fine paper
and engrnvings in amy other shape or num-
Der OF volumes for ten times its cost, and then
tire Is the chromo, besides.
International feature of THE ALDINEmust
W. tNNoh III nv hurloW Sviist. me IIuc ufI is
cosmopolitan. While THE ALDlNE is n
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conhno itself entirely To the product ION of
native ATT Its mission is 10 cultivate n
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patrons ofTHE ALDlNE, MS u leading chal.
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American artists, attention will always be
given TO specimens from foreign masters,
giving subscribers all the pleasure ANA in,
strucuon Obtainuble from home and foreign
Snurp.S
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 5OJ Main Street,

No. sos Main street,
Nv the number whore our
Did friends and the public gem
orally viii hnd III, with n full
stock 81 books, paper Of Ill
kinds, stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, Wrapping paper
for grOceFs ana merchants, cot
tom sampiing paper, etc. New
goods coming In ~
REED ~ AATlIhsOP'S.
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TnH GENERAL MARHET,


Quotations represent each pHees ipf lniBe
lots. aud arn mol applicable ~ small orders
nACON Weak plearsldes, 1905 shoulders
no,
BAGGlNl-Dull Prices wugs frpm VIC
NO. huppiy small demand llniilpl,
buIiEit Active. County AhN western
81 slnt Supply llmllrh,
bl.E5WAA- flDiI az gistlg 100 peuni'
AhDits-kiHr duil ~ W. inp
lNfftt- MHikrl HulYE piigta iHnElnb
lWm -ia.le lpr inni np Java ~ market ~
WllWitN 'lf1a. AZ. t,ust,at
cum MEAlrA rIiyentm4i Dpprr husiiel,
WllitAI null Nl ~ WHl " prr pushel,
E4ulU-Quiali good quality ~ iHmllN
40 uuW ~ nl luU llprI hundred,
tGn1 AcllNpi supply llghi sHll ~ s'9
t'tilI" Firshomuges lnuiaianWprrha bar
nj, 1llj upplpaI 'lBi y lrr hNifeli leihphR'
liTMa Market ilrQuH supply yory linz
itrl 80 lN' 90 ppr pound,
'HAi NctWi' by lilo wagon load, ssal N
prr iuui ullHi, il4 on The track,
lllplH-N Wkpl nuni dy ilinl lhHlh'ao
pHr p1uHli dfb aNlirui W. prr puuhli Hicehl
NJ per p0inlisitr ahledi DO per ppuhhi uph'
LAip-Hal little Ia markets tierce, ldl1cH
tins, mo- market dull win downward ton
'0Ni's Active ~ islspaic per bushel,
ONfONk- l.ull large supply prices range
from % 10 81 ~ Hr buahnl,
FuTATOkA- Irish, Elgi IN per bpshel
sweet pplainesi zoo 90 VI w prf buhheli de'
mand active and hupply good,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., full grown Dci
Young GhipigenFi 2le each,
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THE following is the list of appoint
ments Of the Trinity annual confer
ence, Methodist Episcopal church
south, made at Denton last week;
JEFFERSON DISTRICT.
j. II. McI.ain, presiding elder.
Jefferson station, w. G. Ilayslip.
Sodo Lake circuit, j. Osgood.
Atlanta circuit, to be supplied, M.
Leach.
Linden circuit, j. j. Davis.
Kellyvlle circuit, S. j. Hawkins.
Dangerlield circuit, II. j. Norwood.
Mt, Pleasant circuit, c. e, Lamb.
White Oak mission, w. w. Horner.
Gilmer circuit, j. McDougal.
Longvew circuit, ID. +. Fuller.
Coheeville circuit, j. Parker.
SULPHUR SPRINGS DISTRICT.
NJ. II. Nicely, p. L.
Sulphur Springs station, Il. NJ.
Smith.
sulphur Springs circuit, WA. Shook.
sulphur Bluff circuit, C. j. Cook.
Oakland circuit, J. IL. Low.
Greenville circuit, j. n. Angel.
Lone Oak circuit, j. 4. Sherwood.
Emory mission, }. c. Randle.
Winsboro circuit, l.. L. Palmer
pittsburg circuit, Il. p. Thompson.
GladeWater mission, Il. :. Boyd.
PARIS DISTRICT.
l.. b. Ellis, p. Il.
Paris station, b, S. Baldwin.
RoXton circuit, James Graham.
Honey Grove circuit, J. w. Piner.
Dodd City circuit, II. n. Brown.
Iadonia circuit, j. j. Coppage.
Sylvan circuit, ID. NJ. Proctor.
Robbinsonville circuit, d. T.. Hag-
gard and l., p. Smith.
Boston circuit, Il. NJ. Milan.
Cooper mission, +. NJ Harrel.
SHERMAN DISTRICT.
j. w. Chalk, p. Il.
Sherman station, j. NJ. Binkley.
Sherman circuit, w. NJ. Robins.
Pilot Point station, NJ. c. Black burn.
Pilot Point circuit, j. b. Smith.
Whiteshore circuit, w. IL. Moss.
Gainesville station, w. G. Blair.
Marysville circuit, w. p. Petty.
Montague and Clay mission, J. w.
Shearn and w. Hill.
Pilot Grove circuit, j. Il. Denton.
Bonham circuit, a. c. McDougal.
Savoy circuit, j. II. Crowder.
DALLAS CIRCUIT.
w. f.. Easterling, presiding elder.
Dallas station, A. G. Allen.
Dallas City mission, r.. n. Powers.
Dallas circuit, NJ. II. Cullom.
Scyene circuit, G.. $. Gatewood.
Mckinney circuit, w. S. May.
Bethel circuit, j. Beverly.
Denton circuit, ID. j, Martin.
Decatur circuit, ). =. Cobb. e
Grapevine circuit, l.. NJ. White.
KAUFMAN DISTRICT
L. P. Lively, presiding elder.
Kaufman circuit, S. Armstrong.
Canton circuit, L. Il. Bates.
Garden Valley circuit, j. NJ. Lank-
ston.
Edom circuit, ID. II. Lake.
Cedar Grove circuit, NJ. &. Simpson.
Rockwell circuit, II. +. Sherwood.
Farmersville circuit, Il. B. Feather
ston.
Pleasant Grove circuit, W. X. Duff.
Grags Prairie mission, Ii. b. Swat.
ford.
The next conference will meet at
Paris.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

Il have now i'm my shop, OH
Cochran street, n first-class cab
net furniture workman. and
am prepared 10 do all kinds Of
repairing or make new furni-
lure 10 order. All nay work will
be guaranteed Of the best, and
prices az low as any.
A. w. MORTON, Undertaken.
Shop on the corner OF Cochran
and Garter streets.
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ezpedients should stop and that some-
thing which win last aud accomplish
what Is wanted, BIO done Lets stop
playing "Arkansas Traveller about
our streets and pat them ia order ior
hul weather.