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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

by Francis i. lsbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
N AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT NO. 405
EAST FRANKLIN STREET.-At the request OF
Miss Della A. Gary, who Is retiring for the present
from the boarding-housc business, l will sell on
MONDAY the 17th day Of April 1875, commenc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock 4. H. at her clearinghouse; no.
405 east Franklin street, the following HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE-yiz.:
BEDSTEADS MATTRESSES, BOOSTERS,
PILL OWS, COUNTERPANES,S SHEETS.
COMFORTS, CARPET-RUGS, WINDOW
BUREAUS. IOoKING-GLAssEs, PRESSES,
WARDROBE, WASHSTANDS, BASINS and
EWERS, 90
SOFAS, ROCKING and other CHAIRS,
DINING and other TABLES,
SIDEBoARD. WATERS, CROCKERY, and
GLASSWARE, IL.
STOVES and UTENSILS, TENDERS, &C.
FRANCIS T. 1SBIcLL,
apl4 Auctioncer.
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PRINTERS. STEREoTYPERs, dc.
REMOVALS.


i I'd subscriber has removed
Nh from 737 TO 1913, opposite his former stand,
4 where he has or hand . large stock OF
CHiLDREN'S CARRIAGES,
saAS,eHn manufacturer guaranteed FOR one year. Also
3shAs Sfine assortment Of all the latest styles Of
sFksA NORTHERN-MADE CARRIAGES;
- MI OF which he will sell 1T the lowest prices.
f32&e "A.% beautiful assortment Of
M MATS AND AFGHANS VERY CHEAP.
~ nice line OF
49, GLASS and CRoCKERY-WARE,
,hish ie will sell very low Examine his stock and
inced ta: this Is the place to get bargains
IS 'sssFs w. G.. SMITH.
Old carriages taken in exchange Repairing neatly
5s done. ap6-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 20
oflce corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR HUN
CDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF LAND
IN MARKS ADDITION TO MANCHESTER, On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THIRD BETWEEN
STOCKTON AND NAURY STREETS, ADJoIN-
ING "COOL SPRING" ON THE EAST hND
ON THE SOUTH.-Wtn be
sold ut auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th of April. 1875, at o'clock z. d. FOGR
LAND located as above Ito be subdivided into smaller
parcels suit builders running back feet TO Al
alley IA feet wide-beng Lot No. in Square No. 10
and Lots Nos. I and in Square No. IL OF Marx:
plan.
TERMS: At sale W. GODDlN,
AN Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Arctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR TO TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET.-In pursuance OF . decree OF
HenrIco Circuit Court In Sadler W. Union Building
Fund Company the undersigned commissioner WIN
expose to sale, on the premises on nQNDAI IN me
e4th day OF April at the hour OF ~ ~, tns Ioi-
PROVEIENTS thereon fronting on TWENTY: fifth
street near P street 50 feet and running back be.
tween parallel lines 1873 feet, being the same land
conveyed to the trustees Of the Union Building
Fund Company by the said John r. Lord and Vile
and the other dated January 40, 1859. On this lot
there is a comfortable framed tenement, now occu-
pied by the said Lord. ~
TrRMs OF SALE: One third cash residue In three
equal nstalments OF four, eight, and twelve months,
the purchaser giving his negotiable notes, and title
retained until full purchase-money Is paid
,n1o-1ot # Spscial Commissioner.
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RICHMOND 10 rETERsBURG am pro,,,., !.
SoR FIFTY CENTS.
EAIIRo AD coMr1ss


The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN hetv....
moa ,s, nma and Petersburg and Rsr
| s,d EsiFIY CENTS FOB THE ROUHIyrHip 49,.
tckess are purehssed from the AGENT Hnsa
-ap . A. SHAY grtrerinfnnda. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~11OS Main street.

DUILDNG MATERIALS FOR SALE
ID AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 10th
of Anril 1875, at the request of the executors Of
william Gray. deceased, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, on
the premises, southwest corner Marshall and Tenth
streets, will offer for sale all the MATERIAL FOR
RIiIIbINCI PURPOSES contained in the large
brick dwelling located as above, consisting Of
FLOORING, JOISTS, SHEETING, WINDOWS,
DOORS, &C.
The attention OF builders and others Is called to
this sale as the material Is frstclass. 1t will be
offered In lots to suit purchasers. a
nn15 FRANK D. HILL, Auctioneer.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A F r A Me D
STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-FIFTH .BETMEEN
GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, At AUCTION.
nv virtue of deed Of trust from Morris McCanli,
tr12stee for Mrs Ann 8cDonough, to the under
signed trustees, dated the 23d JULY 1853, duly re- e.
tbe CITY OF Richmond and being required so to do by
the beneficiary, we win offer for sale on the premi-
ses, at public auction, on FRIDAY the 2lst day OF
Anrii. 1876, of 81 O'Clock 7. H., the STORE with
SWELLING above, situated as above described.
The lot fronts 21a feet, and runs back between pa
rallcl lines n feet, more or less.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. p. w. GRUBBS,
STEPHEN HUNTER,
A. BODEkER,
Trustees.
GoppIY. MARRKN { Co, Auctioneers. apl5
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sKUcTfstsS7k1zsaas lftz tasre ssa 49,
81 BY tine Rcsall " 81
{successor fo Moody 10 f2oyaf,ts
Peal Estate Ag gent 1ni Auctio
corner seysnh md THnil streets Ys.
F,RUsTEES, SALE Or LAND IN CHES.
of fr1i5t executed 10 the uudcrstgnec trustees by
John q. Adkins End vile, dated Noyernb er iuis
s s1s ilnIy recorded In the clerks Office OF said
county m b. vol page i06I, we will sell &C pub,
fc auction OF, the premises, on THURSDAYt April
[2T 1875, af II O'Clock "A. M, the VICE LiIILE
Two AND TWO THIRDS ACRES. more or less.
55aod FIR hMED DWELLINGS Wild, four rooms. The
place lies about four and haif miles on
Manchester. .,
ass- IS >s'-'--'s5 IS JOHN Al. MEANTEY,
IT. WILEY DAVIS,
y ca soy Il Trustees.
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By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1106 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. A FARM. IN
HENRICO COUNTY. KNOWN AS idle
WILp." S THREE Eli NILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON THE CENTRAL OR DARBY
TOWN ROAD, AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of \
deed of trust from Benjamin +. Dickinson, trustee
for A. e. Dickinson, and A; E. Dickinson 70 the un-
dersigned trustees, dated the 4th day or fG9ruary
1871 duly recorded In the clerks Office Of Henric0
County Court, D. B. IS, page 100, and being re-
quired so do by the beneficiary, we will offer for
sale at the County ut public auction,
WEDNESDAY, Goth OF April. 1876, at II O'Clock
NJ, the FARM located as above described, contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE AND THREE
CHARTER ACRES OF LAND, with the improve
lnents thereon.
TARNs Reasonable, and made known at sale.
WIN. IRA SMITH,
STEPHEN HUNTER,
2. w. GRUBBS,
Trustees.
Gopp1N, WARRRF 4 Co., Auetioneers ap1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

EOR RENT, BRICK STORE and a.
streets good business-stand, drugstore, &c.
Also, BRICK STORE No. 1914 Gary, near Thir-.
tenth street; will be rented low to a good tenant
T.. WiMttsker's, on Fourteenth street Good busi-
ncss-stand .Eg .f FRANK d. HILL
4 an I4-3t HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite courthouse, Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE LITTLE FA r NJ FOR
/. LEASE ATAUCTION,S SITUATED ON COAL
PIT TURNPIKE, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABOUT TWO AND A HALF MIL ES FROM NAN
CHESTER.-By virtue OF Al order of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county In suit styled john s.
Wise, trustee, T. Perpirnon, heretofore entered,
will, receiver thereby appointed, leSe at auction
10 O'Clock b., In front Of Chesterfield county court
house tile FARM above located, containing about
F0RTY-F0UR ACRES, with good Improvements,
fine orchard, &c. .sts
TERMS: Made known on day of lease.
j. W. BRONAUGH, DR.,
ap l1-tds Receiver.
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BY Robert B. Lyme
Successor to Lyme Sc Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF PINE AND FRANK
LIN STREETS, FOR SAFE BY AUCTION.-lasm
requested by the owner to sell this truly beautll
fronting the Square which Is admirably located for
a frst-cass dwelling fronting the Square, which Is
now becoming daily more attractive and pleasing to
the view II Will be sold on THURSDAY next the
goth day of April, 1876, upon the premises, at the
hour OF 5H O'Clock p. M. 1t has front on FranSnn
street of Sc feet and runs back Pine street 155
feet to wide alley.
TERMS: Will be made unusually inviting.
Special attention is called to this opportunity
to purchase fine lot being in the midst OF fine and
handsome residences and where property Is rapidly
'i ads - ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
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STITANTBITLS, 81 10 SSs per nnnat0vs :
ia lhe RIaP CH PAINg eIsse
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TOR RENT, the BRICK STORE CA
Il with dwelling above, No. 1910 Main be- al
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets This pro-
perry Is In perfect order. The above, In
number are well suited for family, and the Whole
win be rented at q reduced rate.
FRANK D. HILL,
ap 14-eod3t HOS Main street.
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EOR RENT that DESIRABLE LOT at
known rs the sSpotswoOd y lot, now used as coal
and woodward. Possession LIST May next. Apply
to. JOHN I. GODDIN,
e = Real Estate Agent,
an 1i-eodSt 10 Bank and Eleventh streets. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHBsPEAKBl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF TIIR SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION.
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TOR RENT. the. BRICK DWELL o.
II ING No. 40 Main, between Fourth andE
Fifth streets; ten rooms and all modern improve
ments The house Is in complete repair.
FRANK ID. HILL,
ap 14-c0d3t .s ~ 1l0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

IWTANTED, TO PURCHASE a Bull.
tnan 4i, feet front Must be in good nelghborhood
and price must he reasonable. VIII pay casn lo1
iot t aIs.o SUITS Wv Aos1O ELOT."
au 1nStx care Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

E,OR RENT OR LEASE, that most Sfsss
I desirable FoUR-STORY STOCK-BRICKkaEsa
STORE, No. 1905 MIN street, between Twelfr and
ThIrteentl, recently occupied by Messrs. Wood
house q Parhanl. This Is Us good stand for bus-
ness any on Main street, snd the premises are III
ap 34-eodSt HOS AbsSh street. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-14

BACON-Clear Sides, i2'asl3c; supply am.
pie market good.
BUrrER-Coming in rapidly; prices de,
GOningi % cents according TO grade ureSli
country.
CANbI Es- schaGor's, ~. sl7c;supply am.
pie.
CANDY -SticR, Il TO 10 conis, a.,lordins u
grade Dallas Candy Mandatory u
CHEESE Western, linlB.
COALOll-Markvt bare; % cents In bar
rels in Eases So 76as3 40.
COFFtE-Old good Java, 35@8dc; Rio choice
23c; prize, BE >, common, 2ly2l ilc, stock
ample; Iemand fair, with an upward ton
dency.
CORN ZEAL Supply good; boted, 75c;
unhOlted % cents per bushel,
FLOUR-rodd Mills. ~ 40 for the best
xxx troi IS to 50 %; XN, 81 70; y, W 50; st,
Louis, noe offered.
HAMS-Tancy brands On. Ames), lie; oil
BRANDS lrol 10 10 III q market quletstock
small.
KROUT-'oo late in the season to quote.
LARp-ln tierce, lihc; 2lb pals, l5}gc,
Fairbanks 2pecks, In tins, II c. Market
M0lHSsEs estock light. Fancy Louis
lana, igG Shoie, 6ci prime, Blc; fair, TOO.
SALI--l sh'Is, Liverpool, 81 for 0Oar' ~;
tine, ,! ~; one river, in barrels, fine, " u;
dairy, IN barlls, 81 Is; table, b. pdr sack,
supply light nLrket quick,
SubAh-bIaHlH lated, Dy the Darlol, IL gci
crushed, Fac; pwdered l2L9c: prime pow
dered, 40 lower; Dfiea A, III. az; coffee g. iU1c;
choice Louisian, Toe; prime, 1870; dry faiI,
yc. Market actiM supply ample. A rise In
New Orleans and lew York reported.
EA-Finest gunbwder, 81 %, Market
quiet, supply good,
VlNEGAR---Commn, 2i93O cents; double
strength, 5DG6bc.
APPLES-DrIed IL. for choice; lie, for
prime; Toe, tor state. upply smooth.
POULTRY-Sto0s. hht; demand good;
So 50 per dozen for chichns.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
The Great Trunk Line

IA I Mail Route Of tho United States
viii be tho most direct, convenient ana
economical way of reaching PhiHdelpnln
hn1 THIS great Exhibition nom all sectloug
OF the country. It's trains to and num Phil.
udelphln Will pass through n Grand UentOn-
NAL Depot, which the Company have erected
ut the Main Entrance 10 the Exhibition
Grounds for the accommodation of pnsspu-
gers who wish To stop NJ or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous 20 this ntn-
tlon and the ENhihltiOn--a convenience OF
the greatest value to Visitors aud afforded
exclusively by tho Ponnsylvani1 Railroad,
which ~ The Only Line Running Direct To
the Centennial Buildings, Excursion trains
will also stop at the Encampmont Of the
Patrons OF llusbandTy, at Elm station, on
this road.
The Pennsy lvania Railrod Is the Ciraudest
Railway Organization IN the World. II
Controls Seven Thousand Miles OF Railway,
forming continuous limos to Philadelphia,
New York, baltimore aud Washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars ARE run
from Chicago, st. Louis Louisville, Cinclh
natl, indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Ulove
land, and Erie without change,
It's main line ~ laid with double and third
tracks OF heavy steel rails upou n dcep he'd
OF broken stone ballast, aud It's bridges are
all Of iron or stone, Its passenger stfAlnsare
equipped with every known improvement
for comfort and safety and are run at flstor
speed for greater distances than the trains OF
has largely Increased It's equipment for Cen.
tenniai travel and will be prepared To build
In Its own shops locomotives and passenger
cars at short notice sufficient to fully accom-.
modate any extra demand, The unequnled
resources ut the command OF the Company
guaran too the most perfect accommodations
Tor all its patrons during the Centennial Tx
hibiiion.
The Magnificent scenery for which the
Penn sylvanH railroad Is So Justly cola
bintrd presents Ia the traveller over liz per-
feet roadway an ever changing panorama Of
river, mountain, and landscape Views UNI
equaled In AncrCp,
The Eating stations ON this limo Rro unsur-
passed. Meals will bo lurniscd nj suitable
hours and ample time allowed for enjoying
them.
Excursion Tickets, at reduced rates, will
be sold NJ nll principal Railroad Ticket ON
ces In the West, Northwest, Southwest
Be sure that Your Tickets Read via tho
Great Pennsylvania Route to the Ccnton-
MIA. FRANK THOMAS,
General Manager,
NJ ID. BOYD, Jrc II @, .. pass'r Agent.
may2l-d& wGmos
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GRANT AND CUSTER.

From III New York Heroll

s'''' Wv a'NN DIX HUTnlu.
some one has Numbered. and th,r,
are strong grounds for ascrbmp hsmi..
management to President Grant him,
sell. In fit of piQuc or',pitr Gn ~
Erooeu General Custer and we behold
ine result IN the bloody massacre mnar
the Little Horn which send, A ,Lr'l -,
norror through the country Tn" hr,y.
custer the best Indian fgh,rr In n.y..
army next to Sheridan. may L,yo b, W."
ra'h in the desperate encounter +"
"Il'h he and his three hundred ron,'
IYu'' dared death and s,alpng and urt
l"'lI late, but We must treat his NOM,
F{ WIN indulgence The country win
give INN It's admiration. its tears itsra'
srets It will pardon his error fila
committed one, and iuscribo his uamo
j, bright letters on the roll of mmn
ror the planning of this mismonagod
''''S'arre" campaign he was not 10.
SPonslbIo. 1t was ut first intended
mat ne should command il and
III mat case the details would have boon
committed to his discretion and ovno,
Renee, But in an evil hour the prasi.
1eht' acting ON an unworthy impulse
displaced and degraded the brave Chs.
ter, putting him in so subordm,to a
position that the campaign lost the ben,
ellt OF his counsels and direction Tho
result was laundering and disiointrl
P'ah OF operations; ITS first fruit the sur |
L
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A California Romnnre.

From the san Francisco News letter.
Dennis McNabb was the porter in
in II mining companys office on
California street. Dennis swept out
and busted things, kept tho desks
in bIotting-pada, and in winter
made that fire which is totally un.
necessary in our wondeafu climate,
but which everybody insists upon
having about four months
in the year, just to
remind them oftho States. Dennis
felt very humble and Iowly indeed,
as his salary was only $40 u week,
and when the Sccrotary-who got
$500 Il month for putting his feet
on his desk and writing notes from
the "PoodIe Dog"-scowIed and
wanted to know where in tho bot,
tomless pit the Stock Report WIS,
Dennis felt very much over power,
ed and down trodden indeed. But
Dennis had heard Of Wilmington
and Franklin and John Mccullough
and other great men, and so he
worked patiently on, washing the
spittOons, taking around assessments
notices, listening at the board room
key.hoIcs, and biding his time gen.
orally. Patience and f"uEality is its
own reward, and one day Dennis
heard the president read Il telegram
from the superintendent up on the
lode. They had struck pay.rock at
last. That night Dennis drittod
around and conferred awhile with
Mccarthy, who kept the saloon at
the corner Then he had u whisper
or two with lIoollhan, who had made
a few dollars running the hack stand.
McNabb had also something to say
to O'Flynn, the stoycdore, Of II con
fdentiaLnaturc. The next morning
the Secretary of the Yellow Cat
Gold and Silver Mining Company
found McNabb's brogans in fort of
his ink stand and the spittoons be-
ing cleaned by Monaghan. Before
the official could recover his breath
n small Fenian procession field IN
There had been q corner in Yellow
Cat that morning, and in less than
ten minutes the old Board was vot'
ed out, and the meek McNabb elect
ed President, and was busily sign
ing notices of n five, dolIar assess
ment on the "outsidcrs." And now
Mr.. Dennis McNabb rides languldIy
down to the office in his coupe, and
in the evening he sits on satin SOFA
up at the ex-President's house, with
his French boots on tic Stcirway
Grand and II four.bit cigar in his
mouth, while the ex,P.'s daughter
sings "Lanigan's Ball" in Italian =
smacks him with her fan-and says
"You Irish are such naughty, hckle
men, but so nice"
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Change His Mind.

Austin, New, RcvcilIc: tic Iald
four dimo5 and,a quarter Oo'tIe on
the counter and informed the BAR
keeper that he wanted a bottle Of
fine whiskcy. "None Of yer Go e
goned rotgGt for me-" he sa'd' y
want the jinnewine articlG-sn'h'n n
that will revive the IecoIIec''onS ot
40 inter this noble breast Su'nIn
what's got age to it," Bat w :lI,n,. 'n ne
barkoopcr told him that wh'sEey o.
that quality was worth 81 " bottle QUE
he said he wasn't bit particular
that he didn't 90 much on style no.
how, and that he would 90 to y house
where the bapSecpcr d'dn I wo"I
diamonds and mistake every custom
er for the owner of the Manhattan
mill. when it comes right uow,
to it," he said, there amt m I..G.
difference in whiskoy; somes a I'''''
better than the other, but 't + ga, II
good, and its only a question OF TINT
and a matter OF taste at BEST
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puuITs AND Nuts.

AppI ES-Are scarce; they are quoted No. NO.
so'siG ner barrel; for extra choice medium "'
market dull, none in town. o,sos,, mar II.
ALMON DS-ferragora rom -9SISo nns '
RANANAS-F. ON S2@i per bunch, Snne'
FIGS-ln layer, per pouuiiiiH' -oS, Sy NV The
figs in the market; small pm poA'S ~
40, 81 10. ,,,t,,, and are ouoted
nj 81 5O@l0 90 per box -, .,,o,od at 81 0O
al M ner hundred for the Messina' NO rN-
Sym0 or Louisiana in market or nound.
e' pTtiA SS-Are scarce, ~ IL per pounu'
rLd,, q a.. ouoted in New York at llc; M.
lT RS yIsslinNs%Layer, per box, 81 Ndsa 1904 w
ioL r SIT ttTS- Grenoblc are quoted at pe;
Cnrr t1iN NTrS-Are quoted at I" per nun
dred, ,,,,,, r,,,,,.ssaa firm Mt lO3I2c per
pound
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NATIONAL LINE oF STEAMERS,

Consisting Of twelve Ave large steamships,
one OF the best aud certainly the cheapest
ain and Europe. Steerage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas. or round trip tickets. good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, and 10 see plan Of the steamers cab
Jana3dtf w. y. LYTE d Co., Agenta
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n.,,h 10 the Screw Worm!

ppchon's Cresyllc ointment viii XIV, XII. ro,
,' Nv Worm every time, and cure FOOT ho'
!" n S Cresylc sheep Dip is an mali man,
., pu "a ,," for the scab in sheep being
DC =, GENERATES at once to the skin anu
kills the scab. ,.o,,,rg soap cures
bue"" ~ Horses, Dogs and Cattle, and Kills
T %c Elrns and Tlcl,s on all animals .Do.ors
Lice r,s"I Ias Buchan Il Co.'S name appears
BE s",s D All others are counterfeit anu
on .ny ,~, VINE. KIDDER s co" Primer
pal Nero'' ~ Observation-Disclosures
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HIDES AND PELTHIIs
L.lIMNEn

YELLOW PINE-BoNiug, fencing, scantlinp
= upper hundred; dressed boards, y % pei
hundred ceiling, a. s.? ceiling, "a, )! y
weather D3arulng, a. 159s-; flooring, ~ %,
q; select boards, a 5O@s5.
CYPRESS BOARDS-ci1I D.
HHiNsLES-W White pine, So 5Ogsj .; cy.
press, IS $500 %.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample. The amount Of build.
Ing going on is considerable and no falling
OIL perceptihe.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CETY OF DALLAS.

g0r-JOhn u. KerfOot.
lgmecr- William NJ. Johnson.
AgOncy-Rurnett Gibbs.
W. Bowen.
b. Hereford.
lorssor and Collector. n. Ogden,
Ynhal-W. +. Morton.
salh Ollicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
lIamen-First ward: II. Ervay, j. W
.al1S. Second ward: ". j. Clark and T..
5lrdIy. Third ward: b. +. jrtt and r NJ
van, Fourth ward: j. l.. Williams and
~ Newsume.
Immgration-J. MauloVe.
Do Offices of the various city officers are
lvcity market house. The board ol Al
non meet in regular session at the cOuu.
room over Tho market, very Tuesday
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TME GRAIN MARKET.

CoRN-Texas IN shuck, 40 cents; Tex.
as IN sack, d. cents; Kansas. ear, none,
Kansas, sacked, Gl to % cents Market quiet.
supply NJ to the demand
WHEAI-N0. ?, old, none No. a. old. p5..
SlW, No demand for lower grades.
bAhLEl -Nothing doing; no stock; prices
nominal at Soc.
OArS--Are worth from y cents. Market
very dull.
ing.
BRAN-Market entirely bare,
HAi-IeXas, from s69S por ton for new.
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LIME AND CEMENT,

,LlME-rhe hes quality in barrels Is worth
" W' In bulk. 81 On. ordinary Dallas, %
cents per hushcl
CEMENT Kosonlalo IL worth " M pc
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, q % por
barrel,
PLASIEl!-ls worth IS "a per barrel. lhu
supply Of the above mentioned articles liz
ample demand mir, market tlrm.
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L;SlILENTS.

ONIONS-Old dry, 81 40 per barrel. Npe.
REAN NAVY, &c. supply good
p0TATOES- Market abundauily suppnd
with choice new. They are worth rom NO
" GSSNBBA q ES-Market well supplied Wy
local production. Worth sls W per hoSsne'
for good,
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DAE.LAS COUNTY.

lanct Judgc--Nnt, NJ. Burford, Dallas,
.uly Judge-RObrrt II. West.
Iuuty Attorney-Gcorge n. Aldrcdge.
strict Cierk-Wlllium A. llarwoUd.
.mty Clerls-AleXande Harwood.
lrrin-W. NJ. Moon.
NJ. Cook.
Y. cole.
billie and Hide Inspector --- Emerson