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Imperial, s1.1o@s1.so: gnnpowder. sl.4S@l.75

for strictly choice.
Hides Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 6S5c.; dry sailed, 12M19c.: DIR!
an; i4@1set s sg sated' s9sH' wei sa''ed ca
Leather: Sole leather. oak, 80 @4Ge.: sole leather
hemlock. 1SG25c.: country npDer. 3O1a60c.; city
e ,plS fs ssSSs city s sasssc ss
skins, French. s1.15@$2.25 p h.; rough skirt,nr
26@30c.
Iron. American refined. Old Dominion. 2 LILO
az a-10c. q io.; English and American sheet, asa
SIC: Swedes, hammered, 6k@7c.; hoop, 4Ga6;
Pig-iron: Virginia coal-hEast charcoal, SZotg33S
tbrscite. saoas2a: West virginia coke, s2I @s2s.
Horseshoes: IS per key.
Naits: Old Dominion, $3.50 per kes Tor stand
ard-that Is. ten-penny: other Eizcs extra,
Plough Casttngs: wholesale, 4@4He.; retail,
0'i BoDe: Manila. best. 1e@1sc. jlte. 94c-
Rags: Mixed cotton, &c; white, 4c; wooiers
aWi''s' Liquors. Wines. Sc.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints S2@Sz.2o 3
Brandiss: Domestic. s1.25@s2; fruit; S1;S2@
= yir rSGi a ppaeaeh. s ses@GsS.s5. 80
R fnn Hhisksys: Medium, 81 .5O@s2 pure old Y
asa: Virginia mountain, new' S2e9sZ.'o' 81"
sz Gin Domestic. 81 .s5as2 imported, 80 p case
Ne,o England Rum: s1.65 q.
Rectifed WhiskeyS: Marker q"ict' pro"'' 'A'@''
Lfcorice P,stf: j. c.. 4 Co.. 31c.; r. r.. 23c.:
A. o. a., 23c.; X. & Co, 24c.; =. =, use; Ahc"o'
27c: A. C.. c.. 2Gc.: q. e.. CSC.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak: *l2@Sl5 . ] 900; Wes a,na
Virginia poplar $I2.50MS25 q 1000; white pine
x2OMS75 a 1000 yellow pine boards, $IOtdSl4;
joist Sl2MS1S. according Ia lengths. Shin2ls,o =
Pine S2.5O@S5: cypress siN-inch, S1oQaSlu
a 1000. Laths-Split: l.5O: sawed, S2.2bgs
1000. .,,<,.,o-
Sfnres: Whiskey- barrel timber. green. 81 S9S2eS
1000; seasoned. s20@S25 = 1000, F1onr-barre
timber. $6@$7.5G I, 1000. Flour-barrc poles, "
as: hogslicad-hoors, no demand; HETEROGENEOUS
*l2.5Gs
MilI-Feed.
ShiDstuF. 35M45c. = bushel.
Bro,cnstuT: 20623c. p DuShe-
Wheat bran: 20@25c. 9 bushci.
Corn Bran: lie. per bushel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@S1.25 q 100 teHL
Pordsr: 1919 by the tve kcSs-leSs Than h7f
kegs 1925 blasting. S3.25MS3.50.
Shot: Northern, !2.40@42.50 q bag OF % lbs.
GriRdst0nes: 1iGE2hc. q N.
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ANOTHER CHALLEGE TO AMERICA FROM
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.-Ne,o York, Novem-
Der THE Herald correspondent at Dub
lin telegraphs that the Irish rifemen have
sent an invitation to Colonel Schcmerhorn,
secretary Of the American National Rife
Association, inviting the American ri
femen to shoot the Centennial trophy.
match and also an Irish-American
match next year ut Paris, or the
neighborhood, the conditions to be the
same as those for the Centennial match
The Irish rtiemen are, however, willing to
accept any notifications the American rife
men may desirc-that is, if the Americans
wish to make the contest one over 800.
1000, and 1,100, instead OF 800, 900, ano
1000, the Irishmen are willing.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The receipts of live stock for the week ending No
venbcr Z 1877, were about $50 head of cattle, GOO
hogs. and 120 sheep The demand for best grades Of
cattle continues good, and prices of last week well
sastaIned, quaiitv consid"rsd. IIoes ehn"e!nr
hands more freely siuce cooler weather set IN; put
lower for best grades than at last report Wequote
Beef Cdttle.-Very best, 54@5hc.: good, 4s@
Axe. medium good fair quality, 34CG4c.; COM
moa, thin steers. &c, 2s@3c. r b.. gross.
Hogs.-very best &C.; lighter grades, &c, 5a9
Sieep.-very best, 41s@4ae.; fair to good $50
&c. q H., gross.
Cdives.-.5G$lO a head.
Mulch Co,cS.-S20tI$45 p head.
Weighed Oh livestock scales, 229 head OF cattle
50 hogs. and 10 sheep.
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HUNYAOI JANOs WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness In aperiens
salts and Its efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
Of Gout Piles etc., and as an ordinary aperient, by
LIEBIG, yIRCHUw, sCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. las laxa-
tive prefer 1t to every other mineral water
DIR. JAMES Il. WOOD, new YORK. Certain, but
gentle and painless; superior to any other bitter
water.''
DIR. WILLIAMA HAMMOND, NEW YORK. THE
most pleasant and efficient of all purgatlve wa
ters.n
DIR. ALFRED L.LOOMIS, NEW YORK. Tho most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use.''
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. " Requires
less, Is less disagreeablc and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE, NEW YORK. " Preferred to
any other laxative"
A WINEGLASSFCL 4 DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIE
ApoLLISAR1s COMPANY Qimited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO., ;.
4land 40 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canad;s.
. FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
fan 27-Mw&FSeowlyl
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HANOVER COUNTY.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, }
November 8, 1877. !

HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Z
November 8, 1877.
Editors Of the Dispatch:
Below is the official vote OF Hanover: j.
A. Wingield, 951: Thomas n. White. 6iS;
Gaines, 5S3; DIR. Z. Bledsoe, 51S.
J. A. Winsfeld'S house was entered last
night by burglars-supposed to be two
tramps who called at his house on yestcr-
dar to get dinner. They got a watch, Mr..
Wincfeld's pocket-book, and small amount
OF money and his. court-papcrs, and Sheriff
Jones lost his oyercoat. Yours, HENRY.
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RICHMOND. November s, 1877.

KICHMUNU, NUFCIUUC1 ., IoIIs
Editors Dispatch: A few days ago you
published an extract stating that the heirs
Of John Young had laid claim to large
tracts OF land in Kentucky, and % / be-
lieye that information concerning this land
can lie obtained in Richmond you are at
liberty so to state it in your paper. One
thing, | think, is certain ] can point to the
record which shows that Young had lands
there. Very respectfully, W.
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TIE WmsKEY-TAx.-The Commissioner
OF the Revenue is now engaged In making
out statements Of the Mofiett registers,
which have been in operation in this place
for thirty-three days. He informs us that
the tax up to this time will exceed S640
This showing indicates that the dealers here
are giving the registers fair and honest
trial. fredericksburg Star.
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Interesting to New orleans.
THREAT TO WITHDRAW GROCERY TRAI
rpnM NR1u ynpK tn NNxu OPP EANs

A THREAT TO WITHDRAW GROCERY TRADE
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS.
NEW YoRL, November Sit is stated
that the grocery-houses OF Cincinnati, st.
Louis, and Pittsburgh have resolved to
transfer their trade from this city to New
Orleans unless the iobbers here withdraw a
decision they had made not To send their
goods through certain shipping firm here,
as desired by the aforementioned outside
dealers. A committee from the Philadel-
phia Trade came here yesterday, and gained
their point In this matter.
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nor BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
T. GO TO
JULIUS MEYERS,
COS BROAD STREET.
Bargains opened daily.

Bargains opened daily:
40 pieces handsome BROCADE DRESS GO0Dsa 1t
uandsom Ss inc Of DRESS GOODS in all styes,ves5
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at j x and ess ;;;rov,
SO inches wide, ut Coo. worth 81;
Extraordinary bargains 10 BLACK SiLhS' ITO"
Another lot Of very cheap BLACK cAsHMEREs:
handsome BLACK ALPACAS at 25c. and up
co1 TsFdD TRDrMrNG-s1LKsa at ESQ.,; 49,,
4 Iarse variety Of CHTLDREN's MERINO UE-
80 Sezsa ladies' Ex sa a1;, w. and FINE
MERS9 MEsTs o r TGEa
and ATWOOD SHIFTS and 80 DR - TE
LADIES' and GENTLEsIEN's SCARL.EI ALL
WOOL T SSI2E WIFE fSr ssRERsR
Wife fisf and coLoRED BLANKETS, IN all Sizes
so d d5z n9s'G IeaPy GERMAN DAMsK 1owELsas
coi e sHSS CROCHET QUILTS at s1.s5 worth
HEAVY CALICO COMFORTS from sl.e5 Up
GRAY TWiLLED FLANNELS from 1870. up;
HER1 ~ t GASToS fftASSEIs al Sc. and up
The T ECLIPSE DoUBLE-BUsK CORSET a: 7Sc.-
The IiSSlPI'ERIAL EXTENSION CORSET. for stout
TAFEsTkkYY ESSs srss s s1 onf Sssso
Large lne of CASSIMERES at asLonishingiy low
prices A good assortment OF CASSIMERES, In
pretty styles at 5oc Lots Of gthef s1eaP sGgss a
OLOAKs.-Large line OF LADIES' BEA-
~ YER CLOAKS In new and handsome styles. at
the very lowest prices. just opened AZ ,,ryu,u
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
FOR VISITORS TO THE FAIR!

Having on hand larger stock than We think de-
sIrablc we have concluded to take advantage OF this
opportunity to reduce 1t. If you wish to tnJ SILK
DRESS. we will guarantee you "a saving Of twenty
five per cent.
BLACK SILK at 81 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at 1925 worth sl.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth So;
BLACK SILK at - worth $3.50:
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth $3.50;
COL0RED SILKS from 75c. TO *2.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS in all the novelties ef
the season at the lowest figures.
CASsIMERES, CLOTHS, FLANNELS. LlNSEYS,
GINGIIAMs. DONESTICS, and COTTONs,
VERY CHEAP.
CLOAKS ut 81; CLOAkS at IS;
CLOAKs at So; CLOAKS ut 81;
CLOAKS ut IS: CLOAkS at Slo;
CLOAkS ut all prices up to $50.
Our stock comprises everything kept In hrst-
class drv-goods house. and will merit your cAsmtna-
ton.
Save y0.lr money by purchasing Your dry goods OK
us. COURTNEY & POWELL,
429 Broad street,
oc 40 between Fourth and Fifth.
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MARINE. NrELLIasENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 8, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is.
Tatum, agent. -,
Schooner Cora Vangilder. Cherry. New YORK, iron
ore Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works:
Schooner Dick Williams Willetts, Philadelphia
Schooner K. i. spcdain, Baltimore. salt, Cringan'
Morris & Co. ...--. -.....
Brig Emile (Cier.). Klein, Rio Janeiro, 2,423 bar
rels lour. The Haxall- Crcnshaw Company.
schooner s. T. Baker Jayne, Rio Grande do Sal,
1920 barrels flour, The Gallego Mills Manufacture
ing Company. ....
Brie James Miller, Parker, Rio de JaneIrO, -four,
Dunlop & SIcCance. .am
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia November 9Th, schooner
Thomas G. Benton, Miller.
From Philadelphia November 7th, schooner l.. b.
Chandler, Hopkins.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Samuel L. Russell, Smith, from Rich
noud at Boston November 9th.
Schooner L. & d. Fisk, Baker, from Boston, 10 LOAD
for Richmond. arrived at Bath November 9th.
Schooner Lucy Ames, Bishop, from Rockland, Tor
Richmond, at Vineyard Haven November 5th tspit
sails and lost deck load.
Schooner Caroline Knight, Dyer, from Richmond,
at Providence November 9Th.
BY Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE November S.-Arr!fed
Brig Bride. from Arecibo for orders; bark Anna,
from AalesInd. seeking.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NE" YORK.
NEW YORK. November S.-Gold opened At 1O2n.
Noon-Stocks lower. Money on call. 6 per cent.
| Gold. 1924. EXchange-Long, 4Sl; short, 4s4E.
State bonds quiet. Governments lower.
Erening.-Money, per cent. Sterling dull anu
heavy at 4s1. Gold steady at 1925 Governments
steady. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November S.-Virginia 6'S, old 80
deferred, 5e: Virginia consolidated 6O; second Sc
rics. AZ. North Carolina 6S. old, II; new, TX.
Bid to-day.
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THE MoFFETT REGIsTER.-The returns
from Winchester indicate that the tax will
Weld there about $500 per annum. Under
the old license-Iaw the revenue from liquor
was about $1,000.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November 6, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 101 hossheads 4
tierceS, and II boxes. The offerings 1T auction on
Change were As packages of which number 23
were taken in, and the remainder so!! at prices
ranging from SO to S24.50.
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FRAScE.- Versailles, November SIN
the Hobbies most alarming rumors were cur
rent. It is said that the Bonapartists anu
Monarchists have resolved that If their cleo
tons are declared invalid, by wholesale to
resign in body, and thus furnish the Senate
a legitimate pretext for fresh dissolution.
1t isasserted, with some appearance OF truth,
that the Ministry contemplates second dis
solution and the declaration OF a state OF
SiaOn.
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GREAT BRITAIN.-EFFECT OF THE SILVER
BHL.-Londoaa, November TIP M.--Prices
were lower yesterday and general decline
for consols and American securities OF 3-l8d.
occurred in consequence Of cable dispatches
stating that Congress had passed the silver
bill. s#i ~ &s- "
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BURNING or "A PoCEET-BooK FACTORY
Northampton, Mass, November 7.-The
Ames Manufacturing Company's pocket
book factory was burned here this evening.
Loss, $30, 600.
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New Jersey.
DEATH or A PRIzE-FIGHTER

DEATH or A PRIZE-FIGHTER.
TRENTON, November S.-Weeden, the
prize-fghter, who killed Walker in prize
fight, and sentenced to ten years in the
States prison, is dead.
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Maryland.

JUDGES ACQUITTED OF MALFEAsANCE IN
OFFICE. .. ....
ANNAPOLIS, November Sin the Circuit
Court this afternoon, after argument by
Messrs, Aisouith and Gwynn for the State,
and Tuck and Hagner for the defence, the
Court rendered verdict OF "Not guilty -
in the cases of Judges Grason and Yellott
for malfeasance in Office. The trial OF Judge
Yellott for alleged drunkenness will come
I'D tomorrow morning.
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In this city yesterday thousands OF ne
groes voted with the Democratic party
Phttadetphia Bulletin (Rep).
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Fine. $50: superiine. S5.509 1913 extra Sti-
pertne. SGy5mSt.5O: common family. :7MS7.50 :;
fancy family and City Mills, :S@$S.25, and very
dull.
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DRY ssOOBS@
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARILY
In BARGAINS IN DRY GOOD6-
BROWNE IL ROWE, ffss5.5es

BROWNE & ROWE,
to meet the demands Of the times, have nArkea
down The following:
Good CALICOES ut SIC. worth G8c.; ~
Beat CALICOES at INC. worth S1Sc;; go.
BLEACHED COTTON, full SO inches Side, - 1oc.
Good Dbl BsILEEAAtC;hED and BROWN COTTON. an
grades, at 10 per cent. under market price;
PLAIN aud FANCY DRESS GOODS 70 ~, Io1v
20, 25. 80, and &c., fully 90 per cent. unaef sns
BLA5R AIPAcAsa a. 20, 90. s5, so. SO, 40, soc.
wATE TIE in colors at so, so, 75c., and s1-
cheap.
Ions prices; Fancy Knit Woollsns NStlons, tx "a
1880, 49, and up: Grape Wells at auction prices:
Black goods specialty. Ladies Cloaks IN new ana
pis''' S'' BROWNE ROWEH,
M o.ooJ s#, $3.50, 1913 Broad street.
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CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, DC.
PIANOS. ORGANS. dc.

The subscribers offer to cash-buyers and response
BILE parties, on eagy terms Of payment, the FINEST
AND BEST PIANOS made at moderate prices.
Among their stock they have an elegant PARLOR
GRAND PIANO OF superior tone, which win be
offered ut o low price.
WOODHOUSE q rARHAM,
oc27 Booksellers and Stahoners
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.
NJ W G Cd S.
have now In store complete stock OF
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
sILyER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE-CUTLERY, &C.,
to waich invite the attention of all. We can oner
spccial inducements In great many goods just
from New York auctions. E. b. TAYLOR,
sa17 lOl1 Main street.
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line OF LADIES' BEA-
" YER CLOAKS In new and handsome styles. at
the very lowest prices. just opened at
no 7-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, DC:

DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
lau 27-M,w&F&eowlyI
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THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED CAsEs--THE RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE SENATE-DE-
BATE on THE ARMY APPROPRIATIONS BILL
N THE HOUSE, &C., &C.
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pETgRsRrRG's REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE L.
Observation-Disclosures MARR1AGE-MAR-
RItGE OF MISIsTER-pEATH OF WELL
KNOWN MAN--CoNvICTloS OF A MURDERER
A SEAMAN DR0wNED-SALE OF SYCAMORE
STREET PRoPERTY-RACES RY RICHMOND
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By au arrangement just perfected I am prepared
to furnish to the trade and the public generally, BY
wholesale and retail, the very best LYNEHAyEN
and CHERRYSTONE OYSTERS at the lowest
market rates. 8. ZETELLE,
Manager Park Hotel,
oc 20-eodlm 9l2 Main and OIL Bank streets.
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RoBBING HOTEL GUESTS.

Arrest Of an Expert Hotel rhiei-fhe
Way IKe" aorhed" she hoody House
IL rSIedo,
New York Times; Several weeks
ago Harry Hardy, aged twenty aud
John Mortimer "A few years Older,
committed a robbery Ia the Bloody
house, Toledo, and fled 10 this city
They were arrested upon n telegram,
but this was not held sufficient 10 COM
nit upon, aud they were discharged
Mortimer returned to Toledo, was I'm
mediately arrested, aud on his trial
told the whole story OF the robbery.
On the evidence then given, "A requlsi'
ton was made out for Hardy, who was
arrested In this city Friday night, aud
yesterday taken before Justice Nor
gan, at the Jefferson market court.
Here the history OF the burglary was
developed. Mortimer Is well known
hotel thief, and has piled his art
with considerable success In many OF
the large cities OF the country. Desir-
Ing to operate In Toledo, he made the
acquaintance OF Hardy, who had charge
OF the elevator In the Body House.
Mortimer made IL his business to
keep himself informed concerning the
means of the different guests who put
up at the hotel, ana Hardy's part OF
the programme was TO keep himself
posted AZ TO the locality Of the rooms
occupied by guests "spotted" by Morti-
mer, On Sunday, the ODD oflast July,
traveller stopped at the Body house,
whom Mortimer set down as good
vlctlm.u Hardy was accordingly In
formed that this person should be
"tackledu that night, Hardy learned
where the guests room was, and on
Sunday nfghH let Mortimer into the
house and took him up to the room.
Mortimer effected an entrance whist
the guest was asleep, and ''cleaned him
out.n He took from him one large
englne-turned case, stem-winder, gold
watch, one large plain-linked gold
chain, one large gold locket set with
five large and two small diamonds, one
cameo ring set with diamonds, and
one pair of large valuable cameo sleeve
buttons, together valued at 81 100 The
thieves divided the plumber left the
place and fed to this city. Justice
Morgan remanded Hardy into the Gus
tody of the Central Office detectives,
and the Toledo detective was about to
start with him for Toledo on an carly
evening train, when Sergeant Kealey
was served with a writ of habeas cor
pus commanding him to produce the
person of Harry Hardy in the supreme
court chambers, tomorrow morning
at IL O'clock, and show cause why he
should not be discharged again, and
to present evidence which he may
have giving him right to hold the
prisoner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-07

IN Ordinance 10 construct fiieWaR on Elm
AMI hWiss iirfcia,
section NJ N ordained by tho city Coun-
oil Of the city OF Dallas that tue Clty En-
Plneer be ANA N hereby ordered 60 construct
a good plank sidewalk on the south side W
Elm htTaet nom Lnvi's store IN Genital rail
road, ana along the 90 IA hide OF swiss street
nom Central railroad % CAniagre street.
Section 3, That the city Engineer proceed
10 construct said sidewalk la accordance
with tho provisions ~ the city Charter, aud
of tho Uniform width Of ten feet On Elm
street ~ hlgh as Eryay, and fur feeI ON
Swiss street.
sections, That tho city Secretary proceed
% notify the parties Owning property along
said proposed siiegHlk rs provided Tor IA
section no of city charter.
SeoliOa 4, That this ordinance ~ into ef-
feet nom and amer us passage
Approved this stu October 1871,
W, l., OABELL, Mayor,
Attest' J, u, HRREroAp, Secretary, ocl0 lot
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Young soapsuds and old nicotine
have proved fatal in the case of an
English lad at Dartmouth park. He
saw some children blowing soap bub-
bles ON a neighbours door step and Dor
rowed a clay pipe from his father,
which he soon broke. He then re-
turned for another aud his father gave
him an old wooden pipe which had
been lying on the shelf for year. In
an hour the child was very sick, vom.
iting and becoming very drowsy aud
deadly pale. At the end Of the third
day the little fellows sufferiDgs came
to an end. The physician testified at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-07
LIME AMI DEMENT,.

LIME-Tho best quality In barrels is worth
20; in bulk, u bOi ordinary Dallas, zoo. pen
bushel.
EMENT-Rosendle- IL worth 81 VI barrel
Louisville, best, little kept, 100 W BARREL
Dallas, 81 90.
PLASrEn IL worth IS 90 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned aru'
les isample demand fair; market arm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-07
RInun.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which \ met freely
az the following quotntionsi Crescent, ~
saoka, "a 0Oi nan Jaonto % lbi Empire 81 %,
AK ~ ~, Ehgle 81 0f Magnolia, Ia sacks,
lH lbs, u 0d; Todds Xxx, " ibi state
Central NXNA, a. 49, Choice Family, " 49,
star Mills NN, 81 ~,
BRAN--from 40 10 b5c,
CORN MEAL-OOo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-07
COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

The monetary market IN somewhat string
ont for outAlnu huAiueHsi hul therN u ample
funus Tor legitimate business ana CONNER
Olal purpOhnH, .,,, os
doLD- Ruying, large pieces oai small o.
selling, large OF small %,
lLphh-kOminRl,
There il but lltua gold or silver la market,
EMCHANdE-C0mme y por ooht,
disco unit bank, par,