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, 1874-05-23

Preston, Kcan t. Co. report as follows:


LATEST.
New yoRK, May az. - Customs receipts,
f298, 900.
The Treasury dslursed 1856, moo.
Dry goods imports for tho week. S1,G34, G87.
bIoney easy ut 2@9.
Sterling arm at 4s7}4@4s8 for GO days, 40o}1
GD491 for sight. ...,
Gold ranged from 112,{ to 1121k; closed ut
11214; small dealings. Carrying rates hat to 3;
ploBing ut 1.
Cloarings, s2e, ,00o, 600.
State bonds firm iii late deallugs, with moro
activity. New York rogiatorod bounty loans I'D
vancod to Ito, tho highest for q long time. Mis-
souris also highor.
Nailroad bonds steady and unchanged.
Governments firm.
Stock marl1ot irregular. At the commence
list of Il to / II por cent which WAS followed by
rooovory OF Il to ~ per cont. Later thoro
was, slight roaetion: after Which tho whole
receipt Of dispatch from Milwaukee, Wis.,,
which stated that Gov. Taylor. In circular,
recommended shippers by the St. Paul aud North
by the Legislature, md ii more was asked to
mako complaiht before the ucarost Justice of
the Peace for criminal prosecution. The mar-
kot became weak on this dispatch, and rlices
fell OF 14@N per cent. The groatest decline
waa in Northwestern md ST. Pail, tie reaction
in other sharos being slight. Total sales wore
Union, 5000 Pacific aIai], 5000 Now York Con-
tral, 10000 Lalse Shore. 10000 Uhion Pacific,
G,ooo Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island. 5000 ST.
Tinu3 nr1 IT nm Wnhn
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per bu; m1oa 1ota, 40 por bu; Poachb!own in
carlots q a5sl % deiivsroi mixed ind common, II
wors md r%er Tha
supply Of chfolcns liberal, and prlceH wcrc weak
sas ehofea tsbps bsTsy srf of tso @ s 94ss
ss; ss ~ .s sss sss;s 49, ass: @
sEt:bg-wafs ii bettsr demnn!i thsn yesser.!syy.
thsss to 5sng va 9sa q $40
11let and Hungarian arc dull "a we.k. Bales IN
% 81 sS ps %sz Ct Il ass s sse s e
1910; abags mammoth II 9so9 90 bga mile. nt ooo
5ks i s a. gS s1 4 e. a' bags
esaz: easssses ,' saa "a sssiasr ss :iss: osa- r.
mona. $2.o0: ground solar, f2.oo; dairy, without
nags. s215 s aa y IN with b'as sa'eotso' AHhton
TEAs-A steatliy moderate business Is doing ut
prices that have been crrront for o past four wcka.
aocks a!o not fargo and hode,a display oonalont
70 ss4 % as ssts IL Go0e d. so 'oS' I'D ito to
do far 70 good SSsse; ehoiee es
pingsuey. sl.os@115; extra Atoynne. $l.a5@1.4o;
10, 4o9soo; coorod na.uralieaf Jalan o0si0p; COM
mon . ne oolong, s5@45c; good, 55@e5o; choice to
TobAoGo~In this n,artot thcre w.s no important
change a feir local aud Interior demand e1sta at tho
prfccB following:
FINE Our-lErtra, 75agao; clplcc, eo@e5o rnodlum,
b0Ga55o; poor 10 common, 35Ge45c. IL.
rLuo-Na.ural leaf, 7bas0o; hasf bright oo@7oo !;
black, ao1rnd, 45{9b0c.
- sHof1Eo-deed e CHOICE a29sso; moaium, $50
:, WooD-The wood trade was dull, md prices con-
tlnue unsettled. Wa now quote: Baeoh $76O: maple,
$3.50; hickory, $3.50; dabs, IS delivered.
W00L-A lstlo tub wool, which coupriaes about au
tho now In tls market, hnB been received. It is
thought that thero will !,o tliaoa!ton tho part Of
growers mud country dealers TO hold thefr. wool a
hilo IN tho hope Of ohaining better prioss laor in
tue season but n,annfacturcra dGcare that they will
not buy nnlcse at low prices. Old wool is sold
casional1y at prices within tho range given. Ths fol-
lowing prices have been narncd for tho now clip:
Elmo and medium washed. .38@4oo
Guarho Nasaeu ....5t93do
Elmo Davy to Light unwashel. .o3a27o
Medium and course nnwasled.. .2G<a2ao
pr1ne tuD Waanods. .4btG 49o
Poor to good tub washed. ,40l345o
Unnl1rchantabio wool, JG1lGo less
Old wool Ia quoted easy, as follows: ~
InU Hnaneu. .4HNBb4o
Oonmoh .38ta 400
H:u1EE ~ i 9atao!o
foloWg:
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REAL ESTATE.


ElI4Eg,
Blunlontha], Miller Il Co. hive ao1d IS feet on
North Clark street. near Goathe Btloot 100 feat
1oep also. 40x83 foet on Goethe street, near
North Clark. Tho total consideration Was
H7,600:
TRANSFERS..
Tho following instruments were fled for rec
ord Tliday, May q:
Consideration.
Madison st, TAFT ct Lincoln st, n I, 7ox12d IT,
dated April11.. ,...............,.,,,& < 900
Peoria st, 12s 2-10 It n Of Hubbard st, " f. e0x
ll6H #, dated May 20. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
bonth Dearborn St, 50 II Of rhitty-oIghth vt,
nnbaTd St, 50 Ii II moyns ~, ss35s Fl, l0'
As4ana s', ,,, !. + 81 VI si1io;X W.
wsst Adams st, Y cor Of irving PLACE. Vi, '''
rs,t ss5,ss IT. aGea 4 May $3.50
ok xisa IT, dsse 1rii ri 2s. J.. A"s ~ u" 775o
Adams It. 2oo ttsof St. Louis st, n /, 25zl4a '
west sses congreas ay st. coici anrsh:i t. a''
.,2l1aa9l Il. dated May y1o.................. $500
Asrs ss1 IT ,t 1,5 # ho.of Of uaoa s 4sN
Buttsrela It liz Il Of rsentynignth. % g s'00
Clinton It, So,. 1S, i, IL ana q, with b;l- '''
as!s es; s, -: Sl LIZ aara &
s:sss !; 81 West oiis IT. 100000
Long John st. cor Of Tirt;as:oni, ttI 1'0o
angular lot, 237x5o5xG07 II, dated lI1y g.. 1900
H!le laland ~ la4 It sw Of Oakley, = IF, 108x
ASHLEY t a1s tsw Il HosnS, ;15o It. aata t000
Fa:Fe t. toa q Lyman, " a5xIoia.ia WV
n9;aSs@ ,1, o. 81 !: Of wastei, aisioa
uonurc 1T, 105 8-lo IT n at Monroe, of, 2ox72H
II, dated May Ia. ...... .,.,,,.,,.,,,.,... 1OOC
West Thirteenth IT., 240 It, W Of Centre AVA
I, 25x121 II, dated May ylG..........,,,,,,, 10. 4080
South Park ey, $50 # 3 Of Tlirty-second-st o
1, 2s1l25h #, dated May y18.....,.....,... s,25l
GoEian ay, W cor OF Twenty-aecopd at, s lG-
100 acres, dated May 18 (Alics l.. prcnt,coto
1keubfn 8panldiuN. N.....,,,...........,.... 25,0Ol
Fionsnoy at, lso it " Of Robey, Il I. l201100 #,
dated April ~ ........,....,........ 5000
Milwaukee Nv, 304 It o OF Galley 1t, " /, &c
aee m dssa as nsy io i ii rlii;yi vi 5000
r. 2axloo r: datcd M May ~. 1,2ct
Il, datsd Aay 40. 2oot
No. leu Fourth ay, 50 It n nf Polk at, ef, 2Gx
ll6 ftWith buildings, dated May 20......., 4,6Ot
~ RouTK or CITY L1MrTB,
Na5 IT Of y 100 IT Of Lot17 Blouk 20, Hyde
Park, datcd MAy 2. 2...........,.......+..... 3,76
BUCK a9, Esandalet tlatei niaya2, 1871. {char.s
n. Ssith to Lydia q. Donnck>. .......... 87,Oo
Lot G. Block |, Webster rsrknat Subdivision
O. u sc VI Sec 3, 18, "A, dated Hny 20,....... 10
Lot "a, HIock =, Hut,divison Of n ~ rols o X,
eof Il II, HeU I, 3H II, dated May 1D,....,. I,QT
Lot 19, Block ., Daker'A Subdivision u Hw
Sec /, 49,. Ii, datel Dec. ~, 1871. ....... IL
, 1874-05-23

ateau, 1a4o tc.t,o, 1,5a11Yo. numoat. Shoulder,
:ps s, 3ys1 s .:y, yss sd Ssyss
w. sss s ss &s /! siss: ;sS: :ss
vi *n'sx1-s(ssd, s'' u 5'' Il i s4' f. LOUIS
sT. ho,nIs, ,11.. l lMay a2-co17os-Nominsuy mo-
o,,q.% and nrobsrce1 1ph..t
.zsprng dun aud lowe7 % No. oh3sag9' m sl2s 81 wln!er
ssnl. 'pt. Ha ~ y1 Gos, unseod snd iowsr
No. misea. M d. sss so:ns i iside Sses; 90
s1tsa 4 as a02' '2H's'' on track ay' nrm at 5000
% ses ss2 ssf s1Sx xs r. s IT.: 1e:. 4
ethsF kinda nseon suf for saa and ores A lots; 12s
ssas for %s .a, si 81 xs4
lie. $500.
BUFFALO, may a113nssn+s9,rsvh..s, nHns11D n.el.ot
Corn :lal so,ooo oa No. ) i 7ia7lso, eo,na a.n.
Oats dull; s7s for No. 2. $50 for blown. =.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, May 22:-DhEA EADaTuFra,-Flo.'r dull anu
N oarn au aaa sSn.i e.
Oats dull at 44Nc.
Tar1ax1a-Io oavcgo, 6@1ko.
d Interpretations, 2ooo brls wheat. 600 hui corr
1000 hu.
corn, eos f. S 1oG nfa "he' 1900 6u
sn O. ss qss
WHite hichaKan, $t.b5; amber Michtgnn, ca9h OF
selor juno, $l4tE; July, 81: sl:A5k3sl.4s1 No. 1rod,
*i.n5; 20. 90. ?l.44k seller An8uHs. $18f. corn
dMll anl sh1de lowsr high mixed, carl and soos
imAy .nNo june, o8Hc; July, o04o; August. zoos
''&r: f4n.,orr.. ~, nn,...a.,
REoS1rTs--Flour M go brls whoat, io, 900 bu, corn
2o1U1 en oata Zoo b ,.,. o, nm
Ao'ooo ou oats' none ,,,,-r
49,. uLEVELAED. In
gLEyEtaHp. MAY 1-nnrADsTuFTs-flonr quiet
winter, $l,s9; No. do, tl.44; No. q milwaukee,
seo; hgh =, mtnca, a;s., !1s; oar on ssnet 70. oaa
white, Voc.
,o!s ine % ana wean aandard white In car
''''' 41o' on'o h'a'e EMp9s III ~ iG2 aosfoes e'
1rr,,nu,s Mas m M,anu4sr 9nnarouRn,,o. 49,,
1,ty, I'VE Hooa n[t.ary, lo%t9!bo low MD
a1K' ~ 1n' hu1 u11 A,ae a1lct' iSao eooa my.
aAn9t A9o. heee&ih5, a & ose Daes ehspmenfsy !,!A
LIE s9em, aae1o r. ones: 1eSspts dos Woak
osos. M Mecepa slheo snps nhou9 nalea being an
excess oyer Tue total OF 1877 scnson or o0o balcs.
81 36n xa hfn. aon"ea hr hsn a.
@ mixed and % yellow e d M It rSi;e @ "a
vi MAr-searce md firm :: mixed, s3o.coaaaoo.
pR1swasasce an! hfm fn1: nota q 5en.
aavsnc9 M asKeu. .non9 ossgshs4 sno.iaeFs IT, 1H91oi
oeae o' AoSe egsf nf,tavrf sl7'ooSl4.oo'
7o,n,v,,,r Nav anmnor1,E raE Ar, e,,rn-.e,,.>
~, ,ns,sna may 31-ooT'oa AND f1ooh-Qu'e'
AN. v suos oolo enonenRea al ss9S'o'
oa5e qules - ez@ooc
naaS.1a,,s naaNw*l:io. rq,~, or,, -, ,o,<
snouaess, I8a c.eaf fin, lg3;e c1sr lNsc. sugar
Gufou na44sn, AeAui laal4 1A;4c. 0tAlHcats-ouuut-
, 1874-05-23
bIIEEP-Wors snaros and firm At full 1ata prices or
nt SlpU5 rs for Rorn, md ut $l.5U1 rs for woo!ed
NEW YORK. '~0'

H1EEp-Wora'e anu hfln NJ full Late Er1caa,
nt SJpuda576 for elorn md ut .5O@72 rs for wop!el
NEW YORK.
New Yonk, May 91.-bEEyEs-Ra ceipta only l3o
taca making a33 for the last four days agxtnT 3i9f
for lie sams lime 1aat week. not enough doinR 10
mako market; receipts wers al atill-ied Toyars,
nart vcry common " evil and sold at 0Ao,
BHEHp AND IAAus-Recepts- GOO nlalr lug 1000
for the last four days, aealnst To- LEO for ts aa lima
last week; demand fair markos ruled etoa,iy at b@
7o for common 70 cl'ocs shoep nl ahecred,, and s&
Alo for spring la1nts.
wlsE-1tccoirta-o,O2o, making 100 for tie last
fur days uga,.s ~. 100 for the sao time ut wsek:
ueuo Oh aals alive .rossstl nrna ct 7x@THc.
- EAST LIBERTY,
Special DfspAsrh to Tia C&fruqo 1rl1Yux
East Liberty, Pa. May a?.-oATrLE-Tho recetrts
for tile week ending May n wers &Jg cars Or T,4l1
load, against AL for the sa,nu tins lAst moek
Tl,s supply has heen moderate and domnnd g xa u
prize. saa.s ,t iowse or s69us 70 o Quality aboat
kot han ruled dull and slow. The najorlty Of ca,tle
sold were for country, consumption, ths seEsilsr
md did not, get all thty would ha1t,
sasou, patnQ haIa tlsm by ths owpera.
, 1874-05-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
Fn1pAr EVENING, May az.

LUMBER rng1onrs, ''
The enpp1y 0f 1unber-yeakete IL largely In sxoess of
this dem Rfis and frrIGtts aro weak ut ths 1reseut
range. It'll said th4t oWnorH md It nlout 70 plkce
their vosaes md come ure talking Of laying them I'm,
Following arc the rates TO tho principal points
Aantsteet Site; hIuBkegon, $l.E0: GRIND Haven,
Huntingdon, Whita Lake. snd PontwateE, 81 60{a1 82H
0oonto, ST. !; Monomonec, $1.60. ~
The wholesale market wua fairly sotivo early in tho
7notnin8 nut became u1ot Soon after, md remained
during tho greater part OF tho day The offerings
were not very largo, but ampo. sp1ne grades OF ui-
Der, among thom joistB ecantIinF, and goo boards
aud strtpa, we're quoted firm. Halns Of thu former
were made 1t 80 o.2518.b0; and Of MnRsegon mtl-run
boards ut s&50. boards and atrips alao sotd ut $l225
@13.50 do arc q11oahls ut So Goa1025 lath
wero steady ut $500 and ehinGles oaay at $500,
soyornf cargoes arrived after tho morning trnde
over and number remained at tho docks uusold at
the oloae.
Rales include:
Cargo Hchr Elxa Dag. ITO m common boards and
strips at $19.95. Sold by ", 3, protty.nau
Cargo schr Topscy from h1auistee 5D m ttmtor Mt
$1100 90 m oiss md acnnttnE at f0b0 Cargo bargs
hlara from Lulington 1856 m joisa aud sca1tipg at
$3.50, Sold by Il. X. Dckfortl Co,
Cargo schr j. D. Morrill,, from Aaristee, 73 m TIM
hcr, IA feet and upward, $10G9k ITO III josts and
acantling at $3.50 achr Pilgrim, from Lut1inRton
$50 m olst and acantlinR uargeiy 1GOO-ft 81 scr
Raleigh, from b1anistce. lbs nj oia and gcantng ut
$780, Bold by J, III, LopmtB b Co.
Cargo achr H. D. Mooro, from 1IlsEe9on, 1o7165 #
atrpp and boards. mill rum at $l4 m pckets Mt
$500; 7B 75o pca lath, nt 100. Cargo scow Fora,
cent boards, 1t $3.50 ~ IN 18th at 3200 Sold BY
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Nexv York Drv.t,oo.ts r,Iar1.ot.

New York DrY.1sools Hfafkot.
NEw YORK, May aa,-Tho trntls movement slow
with nAuutactuTer2' agents. but fair distribution
wns made by toLbers.
Gotten steady und unchanged. Tho print market
waa unsettled by break In American prints to 84c.
There WAS more inquiry for hsavy wooena by CLOTH
Ing trade. Dress goods less active. Better prcea
fur rbbuns were obtalned IN auction.roomR today.
Hosiery moro active.
, 1874-05-23

FRlpAx NvtoHao, bay 90.
The following were tls receipts and shipments
Df the lcading articles Of produca inChcago
during the pnst t'renty-four hours, and for tls
corresponding date one yoar ago;
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pn11ADELru1A, Auy 2a.-Wool active md steady In
rriro zupply nearly exhausted all quotations. uu-
changed except New York Michigan, aud Wcatoru !;
n.eatu.n, 60252%a; No. and superano pulled, 4aG
Gt3c, -
, 1874-05-23

p1TTsBunaH, 1!ay 22.-Cru.ls quiet; nothing doing
quoted ut sl.s5@1.40. Refined very dull June quoted
It l9c with no Hnlca.
, 1874-05-23

white winters nt sa.75; 100 brls do on private
100 brls 10 Mt t6t0; 576 brIa do On n priyato
terms 30 brs rye on private torrns Totnf O75
brls. Also 70 Ions bran nt s18.0O on track 10
tora do at 81 90 40 tons do nt a1g.50, froo on
$3.50. Tho following wore Tho mixing niiota-
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OFFICE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PA
ClFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

ATFlI u. Id74t
Tho annual meeting of the Stockholders Of tho ChtcAaos
Rock Island Paaao Railroad Company for tho cccton
Of Directors to law md the transaction OF suoh
other business AZ may before thsru will o hold al
thn oaioa of the Company, In ths city Of Chicago,
Wednesday, tho third day OF Juno next at II o'clock =,
m. IOIAN =. 44&Aox. 1les1aents
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

81, Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner In
mar and Elm streets. Rev =. u. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School nj . am. Services
at 1919 am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonth-Cornef
Commerce and Lamar streets, ltoN. Dr. w,
II. Eastorling Pastor. Sunday school ~ y
H. m; Services ut II n, m, ana ~ p, M, Olty
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
nj II A. M, and corner Young ana ErNay
streets, ut 3 p. NJ. every sabbath rev. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church--Bryan street new build
ingl-Rev. Father Martinez, Pastor. SER
Vices. Low mass, am; high mass, lOt9 AIM;
vespcrs, pan.
Christian Church-Eder IL. NJ. Gano, Pastor,
Services every Lords day nj II II. m, ana "a
nm, sabbath school Mt "a am.
Missionary Baptist Churcl--Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver Pastor. sunday
school ut So am Services at los am ana
So pm. a., ..., DO,
p. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every sab
bath at 1917 am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday nj pm SaDDalh
school Sabbath morning ut 9.o'clock'
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching eve
Nv Sabbath at 1920 n. IN. and p. m; class
meeting " M; song service 1870 p. mi SUNDAY
school o n. M; prayer meeting Ihursuay
evenings Mt o'clock c,.,,,
Cumberland Prcsby terrain Church-Jeilerson
street. Sunday School ut o1a am services
at IL n. IN. and 3 p. IN.
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Condensed Through limo Gard
No points North aud East via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND uoNNErrloNA.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston IN
follows
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Ienves...... 300 A, NJ Ioayos.,,... 0,,l0 n, NJ,
Arrlvos.o.,,. $40 a. N, ATlycso,... b20 y. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket once, 10
fremont street, -
A. FAULKNER, Agent
New York city Freight aud Ticket onlco,
$40 broadway, -.......
Visitors 10 above Cltios viii md THESE of
fees u pleasant place Of resort their lolsnro
found.
]. WALDO. 0enl Ticket Agent,
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resns lIarlI.l smle Convention,
INnrpRNpENor, Hopt gll 1874

INDEPENDENCE hepl' ~ lHff'
This body meets In annual session
on Saturday, October id,
Delegates are Informed that the
Houston aud Texas Central railway,
the Galveston, Houston aud llender,
son, the Galveston, Harrisburg ANA
san Antonio railroad, aud the iiout.
ton Direct Navigation company VIII
return them free, on certificate Of hc
secretary OF the convention, The ln'
ternatlaunl aud Great Northern rail-
road viii sell tickets for excursion for
one fare aud Anh. The loguH ANA
Pacific railway viii sell excursion liolt'
ets NJ MI principal Htallous Those
who como on reduced fares over last
named roads should purchase tickets
when they start, The Houston Direct
Navigation company includes visitors,
Corresponding messengers ana oil
ministers usually invited 10 seats, may
claim the privileges above granted
WM, CAREY CRANE, President
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Monday, september y 1871

IA Whinh ali ihe lfauphesn M q thorough Rug
ilail education viii Dbl taught, together VIM
AlHhrl mathematics ana me lHnsNHsrsi anh
specially shade 90 mathematics ANi iunslr,
iNliiun 300 W4niilt payable Wunlhili lnI
fuGilnl hlHnNNrsf lfnW 81 iu ~
lnpils rhHiHfi nom nnirannn ~ rlpsn ~
tenn, Deductions lnr piuuAelfl hlfknnss
uHly.
Arrangements viii 900 mada fnl pupils "
dlHW ihpiF pln rats ~ ihr iNhile school innl,
Mis-, !, u, rAilspAh, Principal,
MISS CORA PARSONS, tA.ststsnts
Miss fpAfhll fAlpsphh, ! ''''''"''N'
llfiim
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RonRRT TooMBs, Of Georgia, Is got'
ting too much attention entirely. The
only thing tie matter with him h HAT
he Is not buried He died Ions long
time ago. What Is the use OF his talk
Ing about resisting the government,
and "no yankee troops putting Their
feet upon the sHcred soil OF GoorgIa",
lie had better go back TO Egypt and
his particular catacomb.- Gal> esIon
News.
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RAILROADS..
GRANGE e>Ts TIrEm.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
THE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Throo Daily Passenger Trains.
Leavc Galveston ut $40 m and arrive at
Houston at $50 n m.
Leave Galveston NJ 800 p m and arrive nj
Houston ut 900 y M
Leave Galveston Mt $3.50 y m and arrive ut
Houston ut $50 pm.
Leave Houston nj 6:l5 IN and arrive nj
Galveston at 300 u III.
Leave Houston 1000 nj ana arrive at Gal
weston at 2:sD u m.
Leave Houston at $50 m and arrive at
Galveston at 1880 p M
On Sundays, passenger train leaves GnlVes-
ton Ht 1000 q M Leaves Houston nj 2:OO IN.
The 0lO m train from Galveston connects
MT Harrisburg with tho Galveston, HARRIS
burg md Ham Antonio railway. comets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trail rnirund,
The 800 D m express nom Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
The COOP m express from Galveston con-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad ut Houston ats IN.
The lD:G0 u III train nom Houston arrives NJ
Galveston at 2:SO y m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets to local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased at the ticket offices of this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket ONCE.
q. 70. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
1iOdti
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THE New Orleans Bulletin says the
following dispatch was received by
Colonel T.. John ELLIS, from n former
resident Of that city, and n distinguish
officer IN the union army In the late
war:
"Be firm; Il military government on
none. The north knows your wrongs
and are with You. The American
heart Is right
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w. II. White, OF Worcester county, Mass,
sends to the Country Gentleman the follow
ing plan for keeping crows away from the
corn field:
Bait the crows in some portion of the
field, and when they become little famil-
lar, embrace some opportunity when they
arc not watching, for they are watchful as
well as cunning, and set steel trap, con-
cealed from open view, in the vicinity of
the bait and you will he pretty sure to take
one in it, you are as cunning as Mr.. Crow
is. Now MIR. Crow will probably announce
his misfortune by loud cries and struggles,
and as his kind are somewhat curious un-
der such circumstances, they will congre-
gate in numbers, sailing about at a
safe distance to see what the mat
ter can be; but don't you be too anxi-
Gus, keep out of sight, out of the vicinity
of the field, take no particular notice of the
commotion till the crows have disappear
ed then go to the spot, dispatch the crow,
spread out his wings and fasten them and
the body in position, and thus leave him
and all his kind will be pretty sure to give
that field the go by. This is one of the
most effectual "scare crows" for keeping
off the birds that know Of