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Pr0cce dlngs Of the City CounciI--Ad
iOurned Meeting.
CITY CouNCiL CHAMBER,
lAIlAA. MuInl LII. lhIl.

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
DALLAS, March II, lal J
Absent Aldermen Sanger aud Lame.
Minutes of March 3, 1874, corrected.
Rules suspended.
The petition Of the Dallas and Wich-
lta rallr0nd company asking that the
bonds OF the city, to the amount of
one hundred thousand dollars, he issued
and placed with Messrs Adams Il
Leonard, as trustees, 10 q held subject
to the compliance OF said railroad COM
pany, with the terms heretofore agreed
upon, was read and the motion to refer
the same to the city attorney to draft
an ordinance in accordance with the
petition carried.
And it was further ordered, that tho
Dallas and Wichita railroad COM
pany he authorized 10 have the
said bonds printed at the expense
of said company, and tho city at
torncy was Instructed to draft an or
dnancc providing for the payment of
the interest and sinking fund to pay
said bonds; and il was ordered said
bonds to date LIST Of May, 1874.
Ordered, That stephen Hudson be no
longer connected with the police force
Of the city, and also the feeding Of tho
prisoners Of tie city.
The account of Charles Powers, for
guarding the steam fire engine, for 70,
read and allowed.
Council proceeded to consider the
amendments to the city chcrtcr rs pro-
vided by the city attorney.
Council adjourned, to meet March
10, 1874, at 7! O'Clock p. m.
BES. Lone, Mayor
&. =, MITCHELL. Secretary.
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The Right Material.

We were very much gratifled to re-
celve n call, last evening, from Colonel
ID. b. Hershey, formerly master me-
chanic OF the Texas Pacific road and
Mr.. L. o. Brown, son of Major J. NJ.
Brown, supply agent of the same line.
Colonel Hershey is gentleman of ex-
tensive resources, and has leased of
Mr.. Anglers the Main street foundry,
which will be reorganized and remod.
elled for the mandatory of boilers,
engines and all kinds of machinery.
This will will be an industrial fea-
ture of the greatest Importance to our
city, and although we are but able, at
this hour Of writing, 10 make but mere
mention Of its immediate establish
ment, we think that even an imperfect
reference to the same will be n piece
Of welcome intelligence to our citizens.
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Mr.. George Doeling, of the firm Of
Messrs. Schoelkollf & Co., left for
western Texas this morning in the in
terests of his exceedingly popular and
successful house. Accompanying Mr..
ID. is our agent, Mr.. G. w. Beckett,
who will represent THE HERALD in
his absence, and with, We have no
doubt, his habitual prestige. We wish
both gentlemen genial journey, ab-
sence from the toothache and pain
under their vests, and trust that Beckett
will pay his wash bills.
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Notice.

Al II meeting OF the Medical Society OF the
city OF Dallas, held on February 25th ulto
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee of arrangements for the meeting
ON Tuesday, the eth day of April next, viz
W. IL. sutton, NJ. d., NJ. IL. Oliver, NJ. d., l..
Elliott. NJ. D.. NJ. A. Cornelius, NJ. D., II. W.
Allen, NJ, d., j. V. Childers, NJ. D., and 4. II.
JONES' NJ. d.
The members OF the profession throughout
the State, are most cordially invited TO be
PRESENT on the occasion.
W. II, SUTTON, NJ. d.,
2Id2w27w2w Chairman.
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Iio0is aud Shoes,

Boys Kip Brogans sl2 OO@l6 10 v doai Men,
go 30 WGlb W v doai Chlldren's and Misses
loH MWlj 20 y dogt Women's heavy Peg XII
~ WMlh 10 y doli Boys Kip Roofs SIS 0Od
10 w v dozi Mems do $50 OOais W VI doz,
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A large rock rolled out OF wagon
on Lamar street. yesterday, and
crushed the foot Of little hoy who
was entertaining himself by "catchlng
behlnd,n
ATTENTION IL called to the local no.
tIcc In to'day's paper Of chemically
pure WHISTLES, from Lincoln county
Tennessee, on sale by Messra, j. q.
Brown n Co., elm street
\ yOuNG rulllnn amused himself yes
to-day on Commerce street by throw
Inc stones NJ little girl, Tho lAltcrs
mother stole up behind the slonlst and
larruped him tremendously.
In turning into the alley, yesterday
afternoon, on the side Of Mr. TENSIONS
harness store, wheel Of q wagon
caught IN the plank Of the sidewalk,
tearing away several feet Of II,
THE average float generally manages
TO drop from two to five bales Of cotton
In crossing either the gutter 10y the
HERALD Office or the one running
from rompkln's cotton yard 10 Goullc's
new building.
From our travelling agent, Mr. Beck
ett We are pleased TO learn that the
ball nj the Star Touring mills IN Lam
easter on Wednesday night was n
grand success, and that the supper WAC
Of the most recherche order,
Mr.. S. d. Pryor, the very accom-
plished musician of our city, furnished
the Instrumentation at the ball given
ut Lancaster on "Wednesday, and which
was unanimously declared the most ar
tistic and brilliant musical execution
which the participants ever listened TO.
A FAMILY in this city are 80 much
in the habit Of having general rum
pus among themselves every morn
ing, that it has become n question with
the head of the house TO nsk before
morning devotlone, GLOW many desire
to enter into fight before praycrs~
IT was II little white horse that was
taxa bad yesterday, and the result Of
his fever was, that he made jump IN
the middle of crowd of passengers
standing on the platform of tho Cen
trail depot, and shook down the hair Of
several of the females and knocked
over two men. After this he got bet.
ter.
FIVE wagon loads OF potatoes were
discharged ut house in this city, yes
tcrday, and to the question of II passer-
by, of one of the small boys who re-
sided therein, as TO what in the con.
science they wanted all those potatoes
for, he replied "Why, mister, dad winds
down two buslcl Of them things II
dayw
OrIIELLO, the painter, found himself
suddenly in Il perilous situation, yes
terday afternoon, by heslipping Of his
ladder upon which he was standing at
his work upon Schneider & Davis
building. by quickly grasping the
stone cornice of n window, rs the lad
der was carrying him downward, and
tcnaciously clinging to II, he was fin
ally rescued by deputy sheriff Peak,
who ran to his assistance.
PAGES emporium, Fields theatcr
building, Main street, is just receiving
the spring styles of boots, shoes, hats,
caps, etc, and call the attention of the
public To the fact in t0-day's paper,
both in our regular advertising columns
and 10y special notice. Page under
stands business, and avails himself Of
the columns of The HERALD to inform
the public of his stock. We know
and unhesitantly say that he keeps on
hand one of the best selected stocks of
goods in his line to be found in the
state. Give him n call.
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Buy IL share In eleven tick cts
Of the Louisville Library Gift
Concert for your wife and baby,
and LET them have u chance TO
cry "kenO." as well as yourself.
Shares sold by d. Gerry at the
pOstOHicc. Pierce a. Lyle and
John NLcEIhare. ut S2 75.
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MARKEES by TELEGRAPH.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald
GALVESTON, March Election Demand
limited. Good ordinary 1870; middling lB1sc
Hides steady and unchanged.
Gold ll9l.
NEW ORLEANS, March Election steady;
demand good; nldding uplands 1910. Sales
100 bales. Exchange Sjl3@s6Lc; bank 3d.
i11ac; sight par and = premium.
Gold llss,
LIVERPOOL, March l2-Cotton quiet. Sales
1900 bales for speculation; export 1000 bales.
Uplands SD; Orleans SGD.
NEW YORK, March l2-Gold closed at lie.
Cotton dull and nominal. Uplands IGlc
ordinary 1870.
Exchange unchanged.
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Peaches, Pm, a dozen, So rs; Pears, 2.b. a
dozen, " w; Blums, green cages, 2-b q dozen,
50 30; Strawberries, 2-ib, p dozen, s. Is; Rasp.
berries, 2-ib, Tdo2en, 81 OK Blac}Sbefries 2,h
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The citizens OF Dallas are hereby notified
thut the sanitary laws Of the city OF Dallas
viii take effect from this date, and that after
the expiration of twenty days the city mar
shal aud police force will report all nuisan.
ces to me, All Keepers of hotels, boarding
houses, saosns, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places whore nth accumulates
rapidly, nro notified that the sanitary laws
viii be- rigdly enforced after the above da 10
NAT, A. CORNELIUS, NJ. II.
Health officer city of Dallas.
Dallas, March Z, 1874. 23df
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Dallas yursery.

On yesterday we visited the new
nursery established by Mr.. Ammon
Burr, two miles southeast of town.
Though so recently located, he has ac-
complished much, and by another year
will make such an exhibition as TO
draw customers from all the surround
ingcountry. There are over eighty acres
In his tract, OF which about thirty are
now in cultivation. His paintings will.
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald n now fur
nisI,ed 10 subscribers by carrier az 30
cents per week. The paper viii he de-
livered regularly each morning az an
early hour. 10 amy part of the city ana
suburbs within n mile aud half of
The court house. Subscribers failing
% receive their paper will 0biige BY
reporting 10 Mr.. Bnsye ~ this Office.
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Mcssrs. VI. GOltIsOll e. Co.

The local advertisements of this
house will be found in another column.
A beautiful and magnificent stock of
their goods is to be seen at Sangers.
Their watches are all of the most cle-
CANT pattern and make, and their en-
tire invoice of jewelry is not excelled
in the south.
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C.s. MrrotlGLL. Secretary.
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THE GENERAL MARKET,

Our quotations represent cash prices fo
round lots.
Breadstuffs and Grain.
Flour-Extra Family s. 5Oe6 on; Choice
XXX s. O0G5 D; xxx 81 7595 co. Xxx 81 25@
4 30.
Bran, q 100 lbs, 81 90.
Oats d bushel 81 l-2@65c.
Wheat per bushel, 81 35@l 10.
Corn, per bushel, 81 90.
Corn meal, per 50 lbs, 81 059l Is.
Potaloes-Early Rose seed 50 oo96 80; Table
s. 2j15 IS.
Groceries.
Beans: Navy Si5 so.
Bacon: Clearsides ll12c; Breakfast lie;
Hams, canvassed, li@l7c; Hams, sugar-cured,
l1c.
Molasses lin barrels per gallon) Fair Zoe;
Prime i5c; Choice SOC; Golden Syrup Sc; Silver
Drips Doc.
Sugar lin barrels per pound: Fair lOc;
Prime ll1,c; Choice l2c; Yellow clarified lie;
White clarified l3c: Powdered l5c;Crushed AZ.
Fish lMackereD: No. l, half barrels slO; No.
Q half barrels So No. kits 50, No. 2, kits s. 50
Tobacco, per lib, 5ldSoc.
Whiskey, per gallon, 81 00@2 80.
Coffee and Tea.
Rio. common, Slc;. Fair tn good, SEC; Prime
20.
Liquors.
Brandies-Apple. 81 5o@S %; Peach, 81 753
Whiskies-Bourben and Rye, 80 0o@3 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 50d2 co. Rectlfied,
81 1901 ~.
Canned Goods.
Peaches, 2-h, q dozen, So 70; Pears, 2.lh, a
dozen, - w; blums, green cages, 2-b u dozen,
50 ~; Strawberries, 2-b, y dozen, 50 Is: Rasp.
berries, Pm, Tdozen, 81 0g Blackbefries, 2,k
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27dlt
Lost.

Two certificates OF deposit Nos. 795 and 7a6,
for SliO currency, and $40 gold, in my favor,
drawn by Adams Il Leonard, and bearing
February 20, 1873. All persons are cautioned
against taking the same, as they have never
been endorsed by me, and notice is hereby
given that will apply for n duplicate in ten
days. oIdl0t RICHARD HOLIHEN.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at
Dallas.
7l'=--77'77 a's---a'z-----
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Pos
office,

office.
Northern mail arrives daily at s;Sj D M
departs at 6.20 u IN.
Southern mail arrives at $40 a m; departs
Mt S;Sj p III.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at $50 m,
departs at 10 pm.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Sundays at 4 D IN: de-
parts Except Sundays at : a IN.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisville and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at q p IN; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at I a m.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday ut am, arrives Wednesday and
saturday at pm.
Greenvile, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mall arrives Tuesday and Friday
at - M; departs Tuesday and Friday at
PIN.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday at PM; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scycne, Haughts Store and Onion Hill
mail arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at IL M. departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
All mails close ut p M, as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
william Jones, Postmaster; \. s. Jones
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing CLERK.
Persons having grievances against the
office on any account will please report the
fact In writing orin person to the postmaster.
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ION WORK.

We have ihc facilities ana tbc work
men 10 do IN good work. ANA NJ nv
low rates. ns cnn he done amy where,
ana wc mean 10 do H. nring your
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILy HER"
AID OFFICE, Corner OF Main nni
In,nar strocts,
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Go to StegaII ~ 60. for furni-
ture. books, stationery, crock
cry ana glassware. window
shades. pictures, and all kinds
Of nlOultiings. wall paper, step
ladders. table and pocket cut
Iery. 20d&wtf
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Notice Extraordinary,

Glen Lea, Bourbon, Humps Ale and Cistern
Water, are the attractions offered BY Il. q.
Miller, nj the old stand, south side Of the
square. All of his liquors are of the best
brands and nre furnished to his customers
by that Incompatible caterer, Mr.. Charles
NJ. Kendall. Nothing In northern Texas cx-
GELS this establishment, to which the public
is most cordially invited. 2jdlw
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One million fellow beings annually sncrl-
feed On the altar Of Ignorance; three null
lions daily, hourly momcntaray, suffering
from diseased lungs, who, by the timely Use
Of MaiSden's PecioWl Balm, would enjoy
perfect health. For sale by all druggists.
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THE sale of tickets to the Gift Con.
cert at Fields hall will positively close
Saturday night.
SEE advertisement Of two certificates
of deposit lost.
NONE but those who show at the
door ticket to the Gift Concert on
Monday night, will be admitted.
THE criminal court will be in session
two weeks longer.
EVERY holder of ticket in the Gift
Concert, to come of Monday night,
should be present. \ feast OF fun is
expected.
DALLAS Germans will attend the
Mai-fest celebration at Galveston.
HEAVY shipments of lumber are
leaving the city daily for western Tex
as.
SCRUCGS has a new bulletin board
1t shines like polished piece of char
coal.
OTHELLo has just finished con-
spicuously fine sign for Schneider Il
Davis.
WAGONS made by The penitentiary
convicts of Huntsville, are Oh sale ID
this city.
nnfinA .,f NTnpora D,nInn
offering n business house on Elm street
for rent.
NoTICE of dissolution of the firm of
Franklin & Penn will be found In an
other column.
OUR thanks are returned to Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson for n most delicious por-
ton OF their bridal cake.
LEROY, the brilliant danseuse of the
Thompson troupe, publishes chal-
lenge in another column.
THAT bright and tastefully arranged
cigar stand of Rosenfield's next to the
post office is well patronized.
A FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLAR set
OF diamonds is to be seen at Sanger's.
The watchful Jacobs watches it.
a GENTLEMAN who arrived in this |
city yesterday from Memphis, reports
yellow fever in the latter place.
Ten mothers got oil the Pacific train
yesterday with two babies each, and
their husbands carrying two more.
TWENTY-FIVE members is said to be
the Fighting size" of the "woman's
temperance movement In this city.
TO-DAY the lively house of Hill,
Shields 4 Co., will remove to the south
west corner of Elm and Market street.
SINCE the completion Of the bridge
over the Trinity leading to Grapevine
prairie, that beautiful scope of land is
rapidly opening up
So GREAT is the business of the sher-
iii's office that twelve deputies are kept
necessarily on the rush, but they'll
head the devil off before long.
A DALLAS coquette receives from one [
to two hundred letters per day, and {
says they are just the size to cut out t
patterns of cuffs and collars with. l
THE Toledo, Wabash and Western
railroad has opened ticket Office in
this city, with Major d. p. Humphrey
to furnish you the infant pasteboard.
ONE lawyer in this city has been Wis
tied by four wives, this week, to advo- I
cate their claims for divorce. AS |
tonishly to saying, he has declined the Z
jobs.
THE Pacific road has an engine whose v
whistle makes noise like girl d
when she receives her first kiss. It's a II
of short pant and half II
lie-off. N
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WE have lust received our first invoice OF
dress goods for gentlcmcnS wear, compris-
Ing full line of spring cloths, cassimcres,
twceds, etc, which We can make up TO order
in the latest style. Cali ana see our goods
and fashion plates.
llOWARrlI " DOUGLAS,
Lsmnr street, next TO Dallas County Bank,
2dal
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A heavy invoice Of blank and
memorandum books received
al PIERCE a. LYLE'S.


You are hereby requested 10 meet AT tho
court house on Friday, the 18th inst, at eight
o'clock, pm, for the purpose Of recognizing
The Democratic club Of this city.
CHARLES 4. MORRlSS,
President Dallas Democratic club.
j. q. EnLkN, Secretary. 2idid
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MIR. &. ". BECK hTT

Us our authorized agent for this city, with
power 10 make collections and solicit ndver.
iisements ana Snnscrpuohs Tor lhls paper,
All contracts made by him VIII be rccoB-
nlZcd by this Office.
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La,liea' Fair.

We are requested to say that the la
dies of the Presbyterian church are
preparing to hold fair for the benefit
Of the church, to come off March 81
and April |. Full programme will be
published in day or two.
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Notice.

The store house now occupied by Clark,
Bryan 4 Blake, west side of public square,
Will be for rent after March 10, 1874. They
will move TO the Iron Front building, north
side Of the square. CLARK Il BRYAN.
2Bdlm
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for hnlr.

Twelve lots zone blorls), on the principal
business street of The town of llutchins, on
,ho Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices Apply 10
JOHN ". SWlNDELLS
lyl5dtf Herald Ofce.
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A business house, centrally located, in one OF
the best business blocks ON Elm street; no
better stand In the city. For particulars see
VIC. RANDALL. 4 BRO,
2Tdlt Elm street.
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Iyl5dtf
NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald OGlcc will be allowed In settle.
ments with the Office unless an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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Have you tried the new stationery and pa.
per firm, opposite the postofilce? Reed &
Lathrop will sell envelopes, writing and
wrapping paper, and stout MANILA bags, at
st. Louis prices. 2ldlm
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For gentleman and wife, or for two or three
single gentlemen, can be obtained In q prl-
vate family by applying to
l9iif STEAGALL & CO., Elm street.
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Chemically Pure Whiaky V.

LYSCHRURG, TENNESSEE,
January 20, 1874.
10 liquor dealers and consumers
We have this day sold 10 Messrs. j. g..
Browne Il Co., lot of ane, pure Lincoln
county, Tennessee, sour-mush low-dlstiied
whisky, and have given them the exclusive
agency Tor the sale OF our whisky for Dallas
aud adjoining counties, and viii continue to
supply them with our whiskey, direct from
the diitillery, as their sale may demand it.
To all persons who wish genuine, pure ar
ticle of Lincoln county, Tennessee, whisky,
we recommend Messrs. j. G.. Browne & Co.,
and VIII guarantee the goods of our manu-
facturc 10 be all they claim them 10 be. Fifty
dollars, gold, reward for the detection of any
poisonous adulteration in this whisky.
FOLLY Il EATON, distillels,
.7diw Lynchburg, Tennessee,
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CAPTAIN JOHN w. LANE.

Assistant secretary OF the senate, Is an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
Austin.
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Apply to PIERCE az LYLE
for tickets and information In
Louisville gift concert.

A good second hand mower tor sale. Ap.
ply to BLOCK, JET X co.
lqfilw
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PIERCE a. LYLE keep mu.
steal instruments Of every de-
scriptiOn.
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Law Hanks Of every description Tor sale
and printed 10 Order ~ this Otiice,
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Spring stock,

Just received and opened at Pages Empo-
rum, Fields theater building, Main street,
ladies', gentlemen's and childrens boots and
shoes, In endless variety. Gentemens hats,
caps, etc, in great quantities, and all of the
latest styles. Call and see us. 27dlw
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u dozen, " 10; Tomatoes, 2-Ih, " dozen, % col
Corn, 2,b, " dozen, " ODmA ~ Peas, I'm n
DOZEN W 00i snce0lnsh, 2-b, b dozen, S3 Oi
LohsleIs, l,lb " dozen, ~ OO oysters, In, "
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NOTICE TO ApyEnrlsEns.

tleveafterau hills for advertisements
n this paper will be collected monthly,
unicss otherwise specified IN contracts.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale,
and printed to order, at this Office.
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Two dwelling houses to rent
2ldlm STEAGALL & co.
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Our quotations represent cash prices
round lots.
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Franklin A. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
For Sale.

Three good residences In thia CITY. lmme-
dlate possusalon given,
l6a-dtf aTEA0ALL A co.
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Exchange.
Cotton.

FreightS-Galveston 81 90; New Orleans
81 62tts Shreveport 81 10.
Hides and Leather.
Business in the hide market continues
very light Messrs, SchoellkOpf & Co. fur
nish quotations as follows:
Flat dry Ice; selected dry lie; dry sailed
s9s11c; green sailed &c; deer skins 25c; "A of
for grubby In all classes.
Harness Leather-Oak 400 iSc; Hcmlock 39a
Ale; Skirting i5@i6c. Sole Leather-0ak ii5
400; Hemlock 33@S9c.
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