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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

DEFERRED.-Owing to the illness
of one of our compositors, we are
obliged to hold over until our next
issue the double column advertise
ment of DR.. Flattery, the celebrated
Australian physician. 1t will appear
in Sundays issue. For the same
reason, the new advertisement of
Mr.. VIM. Gundlaoh, the great boot
and shoe man of Virginia, is defer
red until the same date.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

We are panied to learn of the death of Mr..
Vim. Scott, of the Birdsall toll road. last ev-
ening. He died after few days illness of
black measles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

AN abandoned woman named
Laura, living at A, d street, Vir-
ginia, took four ounces of laudanum
early yesterday morning in sup
posed attempt to commit suicide.
DR.. Harris applied emetics and a
stomach pump, and will probably
save her life. She was lately from
Santa Clara, CAL, and her last name
is not ascertained.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

The fastidious foreman of the
Dayton was presented with a brace
of Migration ducks the other day,
and forthwith erected palatial tenn
pie of quackery for their accommo-
dation, but true to nature and name,
the aquatic present migrated the
second night. And now .sJim"
says If the boys will invite him to a
duck dinner he will call it even.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

GOLD HILL SINGER SEWING MA
GAME AGENCY.-Sewing Machines
sold and rented on sv month'v
j ,stallments. Call and satisfy your
seif that they are the best in the
wo,lt. Office opposite Dorwin's as
81 v Office.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

1kPoRTANx AorIQG. --Owlng sto
the lncfenSeA NusinsoA OF d.. ABB.
Spinney. the great specialist, he has
secured the services az DR.. H. J.
Spear, A. gfadnste - eEyefA, who
has had extensive e7 bsffsnce ID Bell
vue Hospital, New York. In ~
; .y.ss:sSS E. B:aGf|E go & E;
durin9 ONCE houfs ct the Of DR..
Gptuu1N, leS South q 6tsest.- -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06

NorA BENE.-For fresh flower
and garden seeds, go to G. v.
BOiSot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

NEW GOODS-We are in daily receipt of
~ new goods, keeping our stock we'll sssort-
3D. ", We in invite purchasers, either at wholesale
jy 10 ID. +. WITMER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

GEORGE w. ROCK, esq., is presented as q
~ table candidate for seat in the next
House of Delegates of Virginia.
aug3 MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

RESPECTFULLY announce myselfa can
L didate for seat In the next House of Dele
gates, subject to the Conservative Nominating
Convention.
aug PIT w. h. FOWLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10
A NARROW ESCAPE.

LaSt OaLuTudy, ABOUT SUD -QOWn, IOur UlcS
east o. Hansboro, La, on Biloxi Bay, occurred
a scene calculated to send thrill Of horror
through every human heart, and to make even
the boldcst tremhle with fear. Two little girls,
daughters of Mr. Elan K. Blackwell, living on
the back bay of Biloxi, while bathing in the
bay Immediately In front of his dwelling, were
attacked by 40 enormous alligator. The eldest,
girl about seven years DID, holding the young
est, an infant OF TWO years, In her hands, was
quietly enjoying her BATH when suddenly her
little sister was sDatcbed from her and borne
swiftll1<om the shore.
Terrified beyond measure, and unable to rem
der any assistance to her unfortunate sister, the
elder girl uttered . scream, which was quickly
caught by the ear of her father, who happen
ed, accidentally, to be passing within thirty or
forty yards of the spot where his daughters
were bathing. Realizing instantly, from the
tone OF the voice, that his children we're 10
some peril, but unable to conjecture its exact
nature, Mr.. Black kwell, who is an active and
athletic man, rushed rapidly to their assistance
and arrived at the spot just 10 time to discover
his little daughter being borne out into the bay
by an alligator. Comprehending the scene at
once, and nerved TO almost superhuman effort
by the desperate situation of his child, the
agonzed father leaped madly into the water ia
pursuit of the would be destroyer of bis daugh
ter, which was then some twenty FIVE or thirty
yards from shore.
The water, tor distance of forty or fifty yards
out lntothe bay from the point where the child
dren were bathing, ranges 10 depth from one and
balf to two feet, and then suddenly attains
depth of forty or fifty feet, aud both the animal
(which by this time had discovered the pursuit)
and the father seemed to realize that the deep
water Immediately in front of them once reach
ed, pursuit and recovery would be alike impos-
slule both, therefore, redoubled their efforts,
the one to reach the point, the other to prevent
it. ln this struggle, although sinking to his
waist 10 the soft mud at the bottom at each
bound, the father was successful. He succeed
ed 10 grasping his child by the arm about ten
feet from deep water. The alligator, which all
the while held the child's foot in its mouth per-
celylng itself overtaken, and alarmed and cou-
fused by the boldness of the assault, released
its hold and made its way rapidly into the deep
water in front of it.
The father completely exhausted, raised his
child out OF water, and perceiving that it still
lived, by desperate effort succeeded In regain
Ing the shore and depositing the child safely 10
the arms OF its mother. The little girl is unhurt
With the exception of a couple of bruises on its
foot. made by the teeth ofthe monster
Mr. Blackwell says the only way that he can
account for bis child not being drowned, is that
at every thirty or forty feet the alligator would
raise itself 10 the water and allow the child's 8
head to come out. At these intervals it would
scream and evidently breathed enough to main-
tain life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

ItH 1T HIDHIs % d TN Dll III NJ D.
--latest styles, heavy twilled Silk, in shades o
Blue, Brown and Black, with Pearl and Ivory
Handles. my5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

DEF GOOUS,

DARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
l. June 18th, 1875.
Another invoice of those choice goods just re-
ceived from the msnufactuIe er.
u. F. BRASHEAR,
je8 100 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10
CANDIDA TIES.

MY NAME HAVING been announced as a
1A candidate for . seat in the next House of
Delegates of Virginia, avail myself of this
method of soliciting the sutfrages of the voters,
subject to the decision of convention.
aug 9-tf , HUGH LATHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

nOOE & JOHNSTON,
Successors to FoWle 3 Co..
NO. z PRINCE STREET.
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCTS
Dealers in sll kinds of
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTER
Agents OF tne
NEW YORK & BALTIMORE STEAMERS
Also ofthe
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10

A WARNING TO AssTGNEEs By the amend
ed bankrupt law 1t Is the duty of every assignee
10 the month Of July of each year to report to
the clerk of the District Court: |. The num.
Der OF voluntary and involuntary cases in his
charge during said year. 2. The amount Of
Liabilities and assets therein. 3. The total re-
celpts and disbursements therein. 4. The
amount OF dividends paid or declared, and the
rate per centum thereof in each class. 5. The
total amount of all bis fees, charges, and emolu-
ments OF every kud therein, earned or received
o: Ine total amount of expenses incurred by
him tor legal proceedings and counsel tees. /.
The disposition of the cases respectively. 8.
summarized statement of both classes of
cases.
Inc clerk OF the court 10 the month of Au.
gust has TO transmit every such report so filed
with him, together with his own statement and
report, as required by law, to the Attorney
General of the United States.
Gut OF hundreds OF assignees in this district
less than dozen have complied with the re.
qulrements Of this law. Judge Hughes has
written to Richmond announcing bis purpose
to see that it is faithfully executed, and very
large number OF prosecutions will be the re-
suit.
The penalty provided is as follows:
Any person who shall violate the provisions
OF TINS section shall, on motion made, under
the direction of the Attorney General. be bv
the district court dismissed from his Office. and
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor aud
on cunvicton thereof be punished by fne of
not more than $500 or by Imprisonment not
exceeding one year.
FRUITS FOR THE WEST Colonel Edward
Daniels, who Is DOW Oh visit to Chicago, has
written letter to the secretary of the Poto-
mao Fruit Growers Association, in which be
says:
There is total failure of the peach crop
over over the West as far south as the Ohio river,
lhe peaches now in this market come from
Tennessee, Mississippi, and that region, and
are scarce and very inferior 10 quality. Good
peaches sell at about five dollars per bushe
common at three. A movement Is now on foot
to secure shipments from Baltimore, and am
Informed that fruit cars are to be put on the
express trains that will carry peaches at about
SIXTY to eighty cents per bushel II these rates
can be secured it will be quite possible to ship
portion OF the best Maryland and Virginia
erult mere at paying prices. Of course only
1lst'class trut every way can be moved to 80
distant market.
II IS we'll to consider the matter of more
carelul asserting and packing, in which direc-
lion there IS great room for improvement
among our fruit growers and truckers. Facins
Is fraud. Every package should tell on lis
lace what it is all through. Poor fruit should
oe led to the pigs and COWS. and good fresh
lruit should be assorted to uniform size. This
Will bring profit to the seller and satisfaction to
all round 10'''' '"'os
Il Will perhaps surprise you TO know that
car loads OF potatoes from Maryland and Vir.
s.uia sa1i are arriving daily in this market. Our
cary ra, rose are Immensely better than those
higher 'nele'oto Se'' "uoh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-10
Legal NOTICES.
TOMMISSION ER'S OFFICE,
" No. 56 King ST., Alexandria

| 4 NOMMlSSlON ERS OFFICE,
~ No. 81 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
July 22nd, 1875.
In the Circuit Court of Alexandris city.
President, Directors and Company of the Farm
ers' Bank of Virginia, (use of Issacs, Taylor s
Williams) VS.. The Alexandria Canal Com
pany and others. In chancery.
Extract from the decree May term, 1851
THE said report of Chancery Com
missioner Kemper having been made and re-
turned before the fling of the amended bill, and
before the said Philip Quigley, Henry H. Wells
and William w. DUNCAN we're made parties
hereto, it is decreed that the said report be re.
committed to said Chsncery Commissioner,
with instructions to ascertain and report to the
| next term of this Court any further matters per-
tnent, to the said inquiry which any party hereto
NAV DESIRE
The said Commissioner shall publish for four
weeks notice of the time and place of executing
this decree, and the same shall be equivalent to
personal service.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
~ Interested in the above suit and proceed
lngs that l have fixed upon TUESDAY, the
24th day of August, 1876, at my Office, No Sc
King street, Alexandria, Virginia, as the time
and place when and where | shall proceed to
execute the above decree, at which time and
place they are required to attend.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of July,
1875 K. kEMPER Comm'r. in Ch'y.
+. j.. SMITH, P. O. jy 234w
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Delegates of Virginia, I avail myself of this
method of soliciting the sutfrages of the voters,
subject to the decision of q convention.
aug 9tf HUGH LATHAM.
ITO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX COUN.
L TY-At the solicitation of many friends, l
announce myself candidate for reelection to
the next House of Delegates of Virginia. Re-
cognizing the Importance to the best interest of
the State and Of the success of the Conservative
party, make this annunciation, subject to tho
action of the party in determining who shall be
their candidate, believing that the harmony and
success of the party can be best maintained by
organization; and | trust that at the meeting to
be held at August Court some satisfactory mode
may be adopted by which, in the selection of a
candidate that result may be STAINED.
Conservatism, in the darkest days of our his
tory, saved US from the fate of our Southern Sis
ter States, and it is at this time our strength and
hope, and sincerely trust that its harmony
may be preserved If l shall again be nomi-
mated by you in being selected as your csndi-
date, l can only promise that, as in the past, my
best abilities will be directed to the msintsinancs
of the honor and integrity of our beloved COM
monwealth, and TO the adoption of such meas
ures as will tend to the material prosperity of
the county ana State
II; CockERILLE.
Fairfax county, August 5.
GEORGE w. ROCK, ESQ.,, is presented AS q
~ suit .ble candidate for ), seat in the next
House of Delegates of Virginia: on,,.
aug3 NJ MANY VOTERS.
THO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY AND COUNTY-Fellow Citizens
l respc ctiully offer myself rs candidate for a
seat in the next House of Delegates of Virginia,
and will be grateful for the compliment Of your
votes for that position.
Your obedient servant,
aug 2-lw }. B. JOHNSON, MD.
r RESPECTFULLY announce mvselr a can
Il didate for seat In the next House of Dele
gates, subject to the Conservative Nominating
Convention
aug Pit w. h. FOWLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I. The following comprise the real es-
tate transfers, for the week ending No
vember is, A. d. 1875:
VIVA. j. Keller to Mrs. Clara Payne,
one acre of land about two miles north
east from the Courthouse, $3.50.
L. M. Wynatt and wife to w. 8.
Cummins, half acre of land out of the
Grigsby League.
Elizabeth w. Cullen to ]. ii. Curtis,
two tracts, so acres of land out OF the ii.
Bennett " Mckinney u Williams sur
veys, sos.
Ben. Long and wife to Xaver Itichen-
back, 81 5000 acres of land on the
waters of Fish Creek, S5S7.
J.J. Montgomery and wife to Mary
j. White, 80 acres of land out OF the Il.
%. g. Pound survey, $500.
II. ID. Zachery and wife to Marcellus
Pointer, one acre of land on corner OF
HarwOod street and Ross Avenue,
5000.
James A. Kirk and wife to Robert
! III. Floyd, two tracts of land IL 77-l0o
acres out of the G. A. LoveJoy ana Johh
III. Jones surveys, $l46.75 coin. ,
w. W.. Brannan and wife to j. Il. r.
Jordan, 1850 acres of land, S22S.6o,
Z. NJ. Murphy and wife to Newton
J. Goff, two tracts $50 acres OF Land Oh
waters OF Mountain Creek, 81, l5o.
Mary Il. Logan and husband to Jas;
III, Gilrath, two tracts, $50 acres OF land
out of the David Hunter survey, SooO.
w. III. Phare and wife to James b.
Story the north half of lot No. In
block No. !, city of Dallas, sSOOO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-20
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

New YORK, November l0-Gold opened At
lUS0 u. m.-Futures opened arner. No.
vember, l3 l6@lSikc; December IA y-,6s
GiAc; January, 49, 4@iS 5-lOc; February, i3ls@
glS I,l6c; March lH0-l6@lYsc.
i0:JO u. IN spots opened steady Gold INK.
ll:i) a. m.-Spots nrUeI and held higher,
SOME OK port demand. Gold ll5
llio am, ,-Sterling exchange steady. Short,
q SS,,,ggi SS long, ASi@4 Si1a. Commercial,
1920 D.. m.-Gold lliJs. Futures a shade
easier, November, l33s9l3 1859; December
" S-l6SlSAc; January, IL A6llab-lBc: Feb.
ruary, ~ zee; March, IL 7-lBQiSfsc April. lsi,
IL lie. Sales 6,OO0 bales.
300 p. m.-Gold ll9s.
2l9 p. m,-Gold llp,. Futures quiet and
steady. Sales II 800 bales.
S;l1 p. m.-Gold lli3i, Futures closed
q9ie, and steady, Sales l5,RO bales.
Gold closed at ma.
NEW ORLEANS, November l9.-llS0 am
Gold no s@llJ's Sight exchange y per cent
discount.
Cotton in good demand. Good ordinary,
NE; low middling, l2c; middlng, I2lsc
Sa os 1000 bales.
p,m.--Gold llisi@ll5].. Cotton steady and
bales.
GALVESTON, November il0.-God, il5@il5,
Silver lll@ll2
ordinary ne; low middlng. llJsc; mid.
ding, l@s"; good miduling, l24c
Sales 1861 bales; receipts, 5,O9i Dales.
LIVERPOOL, November l9--l2.N n. m.-
Spots opened steady. Uplands 6Jsd; orleans,
3-lld, Sales 1000 bales
LoSDos, NoYeWGeF ~ 1890 pm.-Consols,
for money, "a $40.
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paoyrsIoNs AND GROCERIES.

pAcoN-Is scarce and excited and helu
Arm at isc clear sides firm at lesio'so; mans
iozSgmtiIRNIs In mir demand at the an an,
nexed quotations for Texas produces; pee ~
grades are \ in good demand. ,Vcean [ fssy
sxSx. hi, 81 IL, saeL, " 40i. Cream vlsS'
KY. bbl'. 50 d. sacks, % 10 Haryest 'eueSn'
~, Dbl, 80 10, sacks, y V sn9w rn W. mi
bbi 81 Is, sacks, s3 ~ Gold Dust, w. a. n,
10 az. sacks s3l5; Dunkey, xx, p piy n, IA,
sack al IS; swans Down, xxxx' pyi'' AZ A.
sacks S 40: Lily White, xxx, p % ' 80 w.
sacks. 81 II: MIXERS X, DOL, " ~ '''A''
s2s5; Mills, K, Dbl, S. 50, sacks, y W
BRAN-Per cwt., sacks Included, "a ny w. and
COFFEE--Prime,. 25@2S}lci' iair' sVN' '''
Ve siEJa as 4yelow cs, Extra sS "a
llL@IisIc: AS, l2lzCgl21Sci crushed, po"ue''-
and grantilated. ia .a,s l7dlsc
LARD-Tierce, refined, l01sc; eansi ~ ysnie
APFLES-Prime Northern are ou l,,, ~ syull
at $3.50, owing TO The tremendous "o''' ~
sALT--ln good demand at sS'VoS~" '''
saeks and sSl0.for barrels. ,o.
NJ CANDLE 5--Full-weig l71gioc. 7,le.
SOAP-Dalias made, &c.; Chic"so' ~
Proctor a. CANDLES, &c. ,s. ,or Gallon
GOAL OIL Barrels, H@2oc' per sa''o'
d TOE ObNCCUS- stocks full; 5O@sOc; % s,,e
RoPE--slsal, l2,SslS1sc.' aceofo'hH " ''"'
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Or. III. T.. LaPLACE,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
Onice No. $50 Main street, Opp. the
Mayors Once. @sia i#9 VA

DR.. LaPlacc treats al chronic diseases most
successfully, u few OF which may be mem
toned; Catarrh of head or bladder, bron-
neuralgia OF the stomach. liver diseases, kid
ney and bladder complaints, diabetes, drop
sy, heart disease, paralysis, goiter ainenor.-
rhea, dysemeInorrhea, menOfrhagia and
suppression, falling OF the womb, ulecrntion
corrhea IN generally cured III from ten 10
fourteen days., piles, listula In ano, burbors
Itch, fever sores, cancers, and all old ulcers,
nervous debility. 10 tho eye md ear TX
given especial attention. Spermatorreah
seminal weakness, syphilis and aonoffhea
cured In the shortest spnce OF time. Mid
wifery and the diseases Of women and chill
dren are made a speciality. All acute dis
eases are treated quite AZ successfully ~ The
above. Patientsvisited ut their houses.
nnn.llLlAm
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THE WEEK HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
lshed every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
lon, $3.50 per annum; so for six months,
payable In advance, N subscri ton taken
Tor a less period than six onth
Advertisements inserted at th rate of 81 50
per square for the first insertion, and rs cents
Cor each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
kneetings, cards OF thanks, ETC., TO be paid for
nj half advertisement rates.
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THE auA1N MARKET.

"a. ,wHEAT--Firn;l No. o.. slloSi ~; No'S
q ie01I Is; No. A, nominal. eao.ssc
Va NBARIEY~Choice 100; medium " W wy
Receipts light. - a, a,a7oc.
y jCORN--From wagons I'D ''o '"'' ~ =
cars, by car load, 7Vc.
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9ailgg Gerald.
PUBLISHED ny
THE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.


THE DAILY HERALD is published every
morning, except Monday, al $40 a year, ia
advance; s5for six months (; 81 for one month |;
The Daily Herald Is now furnished 10 sub
cribers ny carrier NJ - cents per week. The
paper will be delivered regularly each morn
Ing At AN early hour, 10 any part OF the city
and subnres Within a mile and a half OF the
court house. Subscribers falling 10 receive
their paper Will oblige by reporting TO Mr.
los. Swain, at this Office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

Below In the list OF unclaimed letters
remaining In Dallas postoAice, dallas
county, Texas, November 10. Parties calling
for the same Will please say "advertised,"
and give date of list. such OF them as re
main In the Office uncalled for at the end OF
Office.
Alb. NORTON, Postmaster.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN

Atlvertsenl,atS VIII DO iusegmi Ia uis
column, Ia SOLID nonpariei u d., nd tie rvs
of ~ c'ntS for liur liues, of loss, tur each I'M
sertlQn, Proie Nonnl oNNla, ~, tActetins
iour lines, one dollur Der monih--uo display
type uStri.
W q Nivkies a 1ps ntoorw md d,alu sin
produce, No. dl6 Enn street, corner M NV,
utaa' nny2du
DociyyM \, Ihnmas, kleouc ana Magnetic
PhYsiclen, treats with tho American lloi
N9p9r laths, magnetism and the hest hoty
bal Fluids, Chuonic diseases n specially.
Also, the treatment OF wolnen. Wood stracI
two blncks South san luciulo hotel.
oOtldtf
A frcsh lot of English breakfast run and
other choice Teas, lnst rocelyed NJ
Il. n hlsENLoHR,
German nrmacist, Nl6 Main street.
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Attorneys a, Law.

VIM. Z. Woln, Attorney and Counselor az.
Law Office over pOstoilce. noVadlm-.
John N. stammons, Attorney NJ Law, No,
100 North Side Public Square, up.stAlrs.
uct29-dlt
Aldredgo Geo. NJ, i@ Main street, near
Courthouse. N
Carleton j, H., over China Hall, No, se
MAIN street, with Leigh 4 CarnCs. !,
Downs 4 Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks office. N
MERCY \ Mccoy, Office south side of Cuurt,
house square, N
Thurmond & Ray, otilce corner Main and
Jefferson streets, uVar Courthouse. a
room. n
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FINANCE AND TARDE.
s FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,r
Dallas. Texas, November w. 1870

The. money market continues easy, WIN ,m y, y
fnii si1pply az funds In sight. All legitimate
n Luz, andp are readily metat N per cent.
GoLD-There is no change g no.e IN g goia
Snyino nj li2h: selling ut New YORK quo
tations, with but few, trans sli ana nm.
SiLVER-Is quoted at lU7ISioo' anu up
EXCHA NGE-on the principal elites rs ID
selling M par, while commerciai piiis aie
onoted nj per cent. discount.
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WINES ANnLInunns

hlGHWlNEs-Held nj Sisl
WHlSk lES--Ara dudtsd iroih a. ., NOR
s"iiVu 10 nancy prices according TO age.