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FOR SALE.

Blacksmith and Wheel11ght sbOps Iogeth-
er with Dwelling House and stshle, situated
in the town oi Newark, Delaware Ihis
stand has eeen. established over 40 years.
Terms easy, $. Is. "a RIGHT,
loyi6-wtt Newark, Del?
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.,,eiaI aud Co,,,,,.erc,as.

N1LMIHGToN. Del, Jan. 10, 1877.
fstock quotations furnished by n.
.son & Co, N. +. Cor. 4th and Mar
A, Wilmington, Del, at 1 +. M. to-
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at II a. M, sharp.
shares stock Wilmington d Lancaster
Turnpike.
shares stock Brandywine Loan, 91 pay
ments.
lot on Adams St, bet. Gilpln and Shall
cross Avenues.
lots on Union Street, bet. 9th and 10th.
2-story frame dwelling, Orange between
18th and 18th streets.
3-story brick dwelling, French between
18th and 18th streets.
Lot on 18th St., betw. French and Walnut,
with houses thereon.
Q lots corner 9th and Harrison streets.
G lots. Harrison and Oak street.
2-story frame dwelling, 7th, near Duncan
avenue.
3-story brick dwelling, 7o5 Tatnall street.
Terms of sale and particulars on posters
j. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
janis 1919
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.EUIAL NOTICES.
GREAT DISCOVERY!

[UNKLE'SBITTER WINE OF
4 the cure of weak stomach, gene
Ey, Indigestion, disease of the ner-
Iem, constipation, acidity OF the
band all cases requiring q tonic.
Ne includes the most agreeable and
falt Of iron We possess I: Citrate
Die Oxide, combined with the most
IDt vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
h in many cases of debility, loss
b, and general prostration, of an
ltOf iron. combined with our val
Ne, is most happy. 1t augments
te, raisesthe pulse, takes off mus
piness, removes the pallor of de-
+ gives torid vigor to the coun-
H want something TO strengthen
ou want a good appetite? Do you
lid up your constitution? DO you
Well? Do you want TO get rid
ness? Doyou want energy? DO
70 sleep well ? DO Won want brisk
BUS feelings? II you do, try
Wine of Iron.
y valuable tonic has been so thor
ted by all classes of the commu-
u Is now secmed Indispensable as
3edicine. 1t costs but little, puri-
pod and gives tone to thestomach, =,
&the system and prolongs life.
ply ask n trial of this valuable
<rlce 81 per bottle. f. f. KUN
n Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
pa take no other make. Sold only
r.. All others are counterfeit, so
Them
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

| EOR RRENT.-The Blacksmith and Wheel
IL wright shops and dwelling house. at
Brackinville, Del. Apply to
Janl1- -2tw-d2t* Mrs. b. BRACKIN.
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Tape Worm .

removed with purely vegetable
passing from the system alive
ptil the head passes. Come and
Flcnls treated. DR.. r. F.kUNKEL,
Pm Ninth St, hiladelphia. Ad-
Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
lcd. Ask your druggist for KUN
pRM SYRUP. Price II per bottle.
2fcu!ar' novld& Win
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TYPE FOR SALE,-Fonts 200 TO 400 lbs.
l. or second hand nonpareil type for sale,
would work very well on a slow press with
damp paper. Price 20 cents per lb. Apply
at this Office. noy2i-tf
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ANTED.-Poultry, Butter and Eggs,
w for which the highest price will be
paid by Nicholas Il. Appleton, Third street
Market ianSeod-l ltw
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WANTED.

VIVA NTED. A girl to cook and do kitch-
w en- work, Apply at 1l05 Market street.
ian4-4t
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DOR RENT-The dwelling No. 1926 East
j. Eighth street, between Walnut and
Poplar; one of the best neighborhoods in
the city Apply at this Office. nov21tf
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Del. Jan. 10, 1877.
ons at the Brandywine Mills for
4 Grain corrpctad naily
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A hand
IL some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. feb8tf
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DOR SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
IL located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy28tf r. SCOTT.
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UIIO1b SA DE,
L. stock, Good VIII and Fixtures of the
Old established Hat Store 233 Market street.
ls ofered for sale one week. None need
apply except those meaning business.
jan9-4t
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EOR FENT.-The subscriber offers the
4 FARM he resides on, in Mill Creek
Hundred, near Rrandywne Springs, for
rent DAVID GRAVES
jan11w4t
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This singular man Lived IN greece lie was
DISTINGUISHED tor hisecCentrcities, bad man.
,nrs and Ind dispostnor. II vns his cbIor
"'''' '''" '""
business to ma iaUl'' Fut example, nc j"oA
a lantern one day when the sun was shining
l.l.,.,,. .,,,.I,,..,,,,,t t,...,r,,, ,,,,,l,,,,.
WI R""H' h"" "'"' wv y" ''''',, 800 '''' '''''
cst man, thereby in-inunung mat sueh per-
SONS were exceedingly scarce. Whom Alex
I'd, g., dis,,,,,lsnn,t military. on,tlo,,o,
lhurf ulSl'hkulhh'u h'lI'"S b'uuo''"'"
paid him visit and inquired what he could
40 far him. he had the umpudpuce to tell
.,,,,'t',.,., nv. a,,. ,l,,
MN I" 's'I ou'"' MS a"l'AhlH'' i"''p "'o
climpN of his oddities, ue dressed like "a hCg-
and lIvnJ i'm a tnbl Hawai- IL your.
u.,,,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest Hgrlculthrh ulstilet anu
great grazing grounds OF the west ,..
IL passenger and freight ualhs nte SUI.
passed by none IN the STATE fulIhl5eu
Palace Drawing Noom ana sleeping C9 iiih
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, a. * 4; hy
rs =. M, Hannibal no 10 "a. IN j., anu SeuHla
at J.13 p. M. running through 10 Deninon'
sherman, Dallas, lieaTuei AUSTIN anu hou''
ton without change Connection y his9 ilade
ut sherman with the Texas ana racine ran
way for the above named pomH, - :,
The CONNECTIONS of TINS h0ad WIN lhe u 10
X 4 L. ut DenisOn ior 81. Louis, nam i z
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas tlly anu ~
points Nortn ADD East; with tie Texas q Fa-
cine ut sherman for ~. LOUIS OalIO, Mcli,
phis, and all points East ana 53utneasl, gnu
at Houston with the IT, II. >. a, IOi 9Hu
Antonio, the O., II, g II. for galveston, lhs
Texas a Sew Orleaus Hallway lof behuilOhl
Orange, etc., the Morgan ana NhloI{ Steam
shlt ; Tor all points On the fi'.i al Atlant 20
consts,a aud tile Liverpool @ ieKas 5teal
Line TO Liverpool, haN anu otneI hulo-
penu cities are perfect Nhile ~ Heeaoln
from dust ana heat Ola account Oh the nA.uIe
fine soil aud the open prairie county over
which 10 passes, with IT, couliIB sya oI. .ss's
pleasant scenery oi brood IralIlesi pea uliIu .i
gfoves, well cultivated nelds OF COTTON cot in
small grain, uud fruits render ~ especlaIig
desirable and advantageous to ua'eieis anu
shippers in preference " Othgts' An.
NJ. Louis Express leaves Galveston u"lly
except saturday. az ls1J y. M; i3usi ~. ~
| 30 y. M, uearne az - r. in.i DallH 40
~. aud benson 10 ll'i' a. ~
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M. srlJrNcIus ruLWoNIc sYnrr

sFA WGu roNlc,AS MAsnRANE puIs,-
These medicines have undoubtedly pyr-
umod moro cures ut Consumption than
amy othor remedy known Gu tho American
public. fhy uo compounded ntyyg"uhlg
ustod Iouts, and contain nothing which can
uo injurious Go the human constitution.
Othorr remedies advert lHod Rs curus Tor Con
sumption, probably contain opium, which
is % somewhat dangerous drug lu 400 eases,
and lftakon freely by rolumpuyr pytluup,
Thrust du Wyat Injury for its tendency b. 10
connuy the morbid matter in tho system,
which, OF course, must mako cure impos-
sblo. evuWcGs puImoulc syrup is ware
wntod not tocoutaiu particle of upiumi IL
Is composed Of powerful hut harmless herbs,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, and
blood, aud thus cOrrcc, an morbid Hycre'
tlous, aud eXpola all the discussed matter nom
the body, These are tho only means 10y
which Consumption can bo cured, aud rs
schenck's Pulmonlc syrup, Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate IN this way, It IS obvious they
are the only genpine cure tor Pulmonary
ConSumptiuu Mach bottle OF this tuVulu0-
BILE medicine Is accom- panied by lull diltc
lions. Dr, Schencll is professionally AT hts
principal Office, corner sixth aud Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday where
all letters for advice must be addressed,
luuiWln
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DRAWING POSITIVELY IUNE 3Oth, 1877
And Every Three Months Thereafter
of supervisors of Drawing

This is to certify that the first drawing OF
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company
took Mace on the 9TH OF December, IN Mao,
Hall, Frankfort, KY, IN our presence ana
under our Immediate supervision.
We further state that every tickot, anu
mart of a ticket, which hat been sold, were
rrpresented ina / he wheel, and that the draw
Inr was inirly ana honestly conducted. we
further state that We had no interest what
ever IN the enterprise, nor any connection
with the same, except In the character Oh SUI
peTvisors, whose sole duty was 70 protect me
interest of the tioket-hOlders ana 10 preside
over the drawing. -.
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late cnici Justice OF the
supreme court Of Kentucky; James q. Dud-
lev. chairman board OF school trusteesi
Grant tireen, cashieT Farmers Bank, OF KY;
Hon. \. 1. N. Major. public printer, state o.
kentucky; Hon. Thomas y. Lindsay, pfesi.
dent Farmers hank of Kentucky; HON
ThOnns c. Jones, clerk o. sup. court OF heh-
| lucky; Judge X. a. Thompson prcsiding
| Judge franklin county court, James q.
| Crockett, clerk franklin county court.
| Rsnittaf ces can be made by Mall, Express,
/ Draft Z % order or Registered Letter made
| PAYABLE TO q. W. Barrow q Co. All eOinmu'
| nicatious and orders tot tickets Should De
Addressed TO G.. W. BARROW q CO.,
General Manas ers.
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, ~
| fuRy2. defsfiAWhw
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The June number of this favorte
magazine contains number of highly
interesting and well.illustrated arti-
cles, Among the many are the fol-
lowing: "African Explorers and EX-
plorations,n 10y Alfred II. Guernsey.
"a Journey from Nueyitas to Ha.
vana,n 10y Piron; "Forest Industries, ~
by Prof JOY, in which we see and
learn all about the production Of ma
pie sugar "lIow to Keep II Hotel" by
which we are initiated into the work
iugs of the inner mysteries Of the hotel
world. Among the many beautiful
stories found at intervals throughout
the one hundred and twenty-eight
pages, we find "Bond and Free" by
Eli Perkins; "Markson's House," 10y
the author of "IIelen's babies We
count nearly one hundred illustrations,
and numerous anecdotes, whieh COM
plete the number, On the cover facts
and figures are given, which certainly
prove that Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly and Sunday Magazine are
the cheapest monthlies published in
the world. The former may be had
free, 10y mail, for s. 50, and the sun
day Magazine So per month, by adj
dressing Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, 537 Pearl street, New York.
may2t.lm.
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CoinO, Canada, Set on Fire by Red
hlLina NM MmrmcN.

Special telegram TO Chicago Inter
Ocean The fire in the priests dwell
ing was discovered at four o'clock in
the morning. The origin is cnveloped
in mystery, 10 is said that ,he Iatho'
lie Indians manifested o strange lndit
ference while the church Was burning
The Protestant indiana collected to-
gether in their end of the village aud
remained silent spectators
Between two and three o'clock this
morning Mrs. Malletie, wife OF II
French Canadian living near the
seminary woke the sexton OF the
Catholic church with AN alarm
Of fire. The man fastened to
the seminary, and found the olfbuild
inGs, composed of stable, barn, etc, on
fire. He wished to acguaint the priest
aud others, but met with obstruction
from the Indians on the spot The
fire gained great Roadway, and 1t soon
became evident that nothing could be
saved Of the outer premises. y large
number of people were collected, and
buckets being procured, u limited
quantity Of water was had recourse to.
Within IN hour and halfiho building
and contents were q mass ot ruins. The
fire communicated to the priests house
which shared tho same fate, with its
contents, there being scarcely anything
saved. The church was the next
scene of the confagration, and the
fire soon wept through 1t. About
$50 the oof fell In. On the hell
falling f,om its tower shot was
fired by an Indian. The convent was
the last building that took fire, and it
also succumbed. The people worked
with great perseverance to eXtinguish
the flames, but their efforts were all III
vain. The loss Will aggregate large
sum.
Chief Joseph, of the Indians, says
that the Indians are arrested for petty
offences, rs for getting wood to keep
warm and cook; for repairing fences;
cutting branches to make hoops. lie
further says: 81 can only say in the
presence of God that Indians have
Leen wounded and lives made miser-
able for long time, and | can not say
what may happen if peace and con,
tentmont is notso0n guaranteedthem' "
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Thousands ~ people died oyuy yoat
10 tho mlasmalio yallera surrounding
lookout mountain, until about 1850,
whom from the tlnm0u mountain
noruli do AQ Simmons sUtuuirsl,
Iy prepared a medicine tuHt proved
specific .u ,be cure uilyel Diseases.
liy lhuso lhu country Do lAbt vicinity
ha8 become among ,ub hyglih.esl uu
fhe continent Interpolation ol uL
A, tt summons vegetable liyer mtJt
elmo Us now Worldwide, ltnmlde uy
NJ a, IhodioId a. co., OF Chattanooga,
lcnIVHte and every genuine payk'
age ANA bottle 10 enclosed ayolluw
wrapper bearing the likeness ot DL
Summons,
lts lor Nlp by ull druggists, who
have Trial package, ul the mrd,ou,
that viii bee given toMl applicants rop
li charge, mygi'lm.d-W
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HInzeMnon.

This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season Mt the stables oil
u /, Burris at the fair ground at nifty
dollars the season, the money to be
Maid when the mare Is bred, with the
privilege of returning the mare free OF
charge. until she proves in foal, II me
horse lives. Should the u ore be sofa
lefore another season, ARRANGEMENTS
viii be made for the return OF mares
moi in foal, or If at a distance the
money will be refunded. H..
Bla;ewood by Blackwood; first dam,
nv Red Tiger; second dam, by Ola
Imported Glencoe. Blackwood' by
Norman first dam, by Mambrlno
Cbiel Norman, by the Morse morse :
at dam. by Jessey Highlander
second dam, by Hambletonian' blaG ,i.
vood sold for Sl5,OO0. His sister l5u .i,l'
noat Goldsmith's Maid, and s5l,Wp
80 80 rsfused for her. Lakewood, j., q
/ ,'aif brc,her to BlazewOOd, took the
Tantennial premium, at Philadelphia
Sast,veor.and / suppose is the best morse
TN IN age I'm the United states. Blaze.
,r q, ~, now. not quite six years Old mas
VI solJ At from $3.50 to $500 dollaIs'
! orc opporiunity il here offered 70
sns horse breeders. Grass as.u.s
furnished mares from q dl5iai 'i, ~
tTo dollars per month, and oreeuinl
attention tree Of charge. vo
DALLAS. Texas April ., 1871
apl29-d,w-2m.
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TIE LEADING clothing House OF D"IIns

Tie Leading Clothing House OF Dallas
Il. NJ. Kahn d Bro, justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock Of
we'll made clothing in the city of 0al
las and as good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap ~ the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock VI convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
lions. They also keep a iirst-class
stock of mons fur sizing goods, con"
sistiug of compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make a specially OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they oiierat extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com,
plete and finest lineot neck wear ana
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, We. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens ami the
public generally, to call around aud
examine their stock, and We feel con-
hdcnt that they will coincide with uin
aud pronounce r.. NJ. Kahn ~ Bros
the leading clothing house
| Dallas.
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Many having used "patent AMI pre-
p1rrd medicines ami failed in finding inc
relief promised, Rre thereby prGluIlreI
n,,1inst pu medicines. Is this right2 would
V,n condemn all physicians because one
1ltjed I'm giving the relief PROMISED some
no 10 California in search OF gold, anu hleI
king hard for months and hudlGE nuu''
ralun nome and say there is mo 8olu ther''
Does that prove if Many suNttihs VIZ
,,,r,h and pulmonary affections nave U'cl
me- worthless Preparations that crowd the
market. and H.. their dis ppnlnlnrhl say
Here h no cure for cntarrh. Does that prove
it9 Does 10 not rather prove that me, naN.
t,ilpd to employ the proper remedy ihtIe
nra tbrusnt,ds of people IN the United states
Who ,I can make an affidavit tunt Or. S9Se ;
G9taTh Remedy and DR., Pierce's oci! ,,.l
Medical Discovery have effected their gnti i,
cure. Many had lost nl sense OF s.hsla ii'r
months, ana pieces Of bone had repoA'eu'9
h,,,, ranroypd from the nasal cavities.
''''' iug dewitt
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10 MI who are suffering from the Err
rors aud intersections of youth, nery.
Gus weakness, early decay loss of man.
hood, etc, willsond % receipt that
will cureyou, free OF charge, This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary In South America. Send a
eell-adlresed. envelope 10 the Row
Joseph lnman, station p,Rlble Home,
New York CITY, sopt2i-oCd-w.
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~ a - nl rLIlcn.. Mclgnl.

Toledo Blade; ono of the ountin.
gencles which the average republican
can contemplate with "a tUir degree OF
composue Ia that OF Mr. Hendricks
leading the democratic column In 1850,
II positiou 90 which be has been uomi.
mated by the democratic papers, MIR
Hendricks makes a pa5ubla party
dmre.hend, but no leader The few
hmca chat ho has been successful have
been those when tine circumstances IN
thp party's favor were too weighly 20
he overcome 10y HIS dead weight II
tho democrats imagine chat he could
give them any such q campaign rs
Tildcu did last fall they simply have
not the laintest idea of the lnuu, thots
all. Let them uudeieive themselves
Inv conference with the Indiana
democrats who are acquainted with
him,
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Mwr Morton "a Smith, undertake
fH 1850 To-day moving aaM Maf
hrmprplaca OF bnsino-s 600 L.mar
rr io0lnou Elm .lreat immoI'.
oagn.,s lhe Methodist lau...h 40
tleuow quarters Mr Smith wll Heyp
.deuc6 attached and win he there
lHshtapl Day ready Go a.mi upon
unis.louli Iuie.- IuumI.A
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R,, Your Ticket, and ship Your Freight
b. the
Houston and TGIaS Central Railway.

The folloring Oficcs and Agents have
h.,..,, esisiillshing hy this Company. where
7 I, T.,r,nstion mas be had concerning NOT
n,,iy ti,o IA. st B. Railway, but Texas gen
- Il ANCHEsTEM Eastern Passenger
Aren't, az Broedw y, n. u. ,-,-
Geu, ]. h. 10 Ekl5QN, Fass. q iminlgIa-
49,, gent il8 n. 1hird street, -. Louis, No.
ATIEE. Northwestern Pass. Agent, lJl
Ciqrk street. Chicaso, lll.
SfrE uUL, Wfls, Southeastern Agent,No.
tt,rnett House. Cincinnati, ONO.
*. COFFIN, Southern Passenger agent
Chattanoosn, Tenn.
Iuformafion may also he had a. the agen-
81 ~ tie N. E.aT. Railway, In New YORK
t-bfcago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louii
y. WALDO,
% osa1 sept, Houston, Texas. iansslm
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,b.rnan Family ANA Wo Goyorn-
EnHWH.

Akron Argus Since Shermnns or
der WAS promulgated, hy which only
one member Of o family can work an
bIs department. there has heen con-
siderable inquiry a- TO how much Of
the sherman family "a QuRyterol on
tlp government, ltiHfounl That even
Grants extended circle OF relatives
hears no comparison,
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COMMERCIAL,
mNNErAR

The monetary market IS somewhat string
ent for outsiue business hut there is ample
funds for legitimate business aud CONNER
cial purposes. ,,,o,
G6LD- Buying, large pieces o5 small Oh.
Selling, large / "; small %.
ILNER-NOmnNi
There is bu' llttle gold or silver IN narRet.
EXCHA -Cnmmorcial a per cent.
discount; bank, par.
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CONNmCrIONA.

AZ TEXAltKANA, with All trains on ~
Louis x Iron Mountain Aud 80. Railway ful
all points North, East ana SuuthonHl
Al LONGNlEM JUNCTION ana MIN.
NICOLA, with oil trains ON the International
X, Il, for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton ana Nnn Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains ~ thH Houston
and Texas Central H. H. fOl CorslcanO,
Mo1la, Brtmoud, waco, Calvert, Bryan,
uemp,tond, nrVuham aud Tor all points IA
Middle amt southern Texas,
SHERMAN, with .lLN re Railway,
for all uuiuts ON IA" liuc ul that rOud,
At FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points IN western Texas,
al SuHEVErOkE with Red River Stoam-
oIs for New Orleans
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n1nrs An pELTRIEs.

UIDEs-Dry flint, Is De and upward i i5s
dry dint. IS h, and upward, damaged ioe''
dry nint' kips aud calf, llc.i dry snil, - "S
and upward, lie; green butchers DO on,
SHFEP psi 'rs-EaCu. owing 70 Wu"i' ~
Do. white wool. long. pic; white wool, l'I
CLIP, llaaCc: black WOOL l'c.
IfFFAIO-Bul's, r.; COW $, Ue'
TALI.OW-Iu barrels, Sac
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idMF-The best quality i'm barrels is , Wo, ~,
g: in bulk, ID 81; ordinary lhI'ns' ~ f''
huShei -, .-. t.,-r.i
CEMENT-ROScudal is worm y "A 49, (.
PIASTER-i worth IS - barrel. 80.
The supply of the above mentlone. ~
Giles il ample: demand fair; market iIii'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CO,
LOUISVILLE. KY., JUNE 30, 1877.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS!


The Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pnny, authorized by special uct OF the Leg
Stature, lnr the bone DIT OF the Public schools
of Frankfort, viii nave the second OF the
series oil grnnd drawings Ia the city OF Louis
VILE, KY, saturday, June jOthi 49, Az run
lie Library Hail, q achvnle commensurate
with tlo limos. S60,JOO Tor Ouiy siO'
siu.uUu, grand cash GIT, slotuJi grand cash
gift sis,uIp; ] grand cash Siit, elU,@f grand
cpsn gifts, $1,000 uacli sijNooi grand cash
glus, 5000 each, slU,0U; - cash gltls, elDyl
each, $4,000; ~ cash gus, NlO eacii, s4V,Wui
lO0 cash Elfts, goo each s4n,NO0; 800 cash slfs,
sl1u each, .SOCuO 6UI cas- Ia glits, $50 enohi so,
90; o. 800 cash gllts, $40 each, go eos az cash
gIns, amounting 10 $4,000. Whoe tickets,
slU; halves, g.; quarter " oV, y tickets, eIO'
8IH tickets. $40; ld54 tickets, s1W
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MARKETS ley TELEGRAPH


Noon Report -Tinnneiai.
Nrw YorE,June TO- sold opened NJ ~ a.
g,,vr-,o,, Juue 11-tioid - jal 90.
Silver nd oar. Exchange unchanged
Evening Rsport-Finaneini.
Nrw Yong. lime lg.-Mopcy easy
Der cent. Sterling firm. nj SIS. Golu Iuie,
Ut "A Hifs. Government bonds hfini new -
u ~. Siate bonds dul %, ara
NEW UnLEANs, June l9.-Gold 2.
I6,i. Nrg York sieht =. premium. Sterling
bank 50 ~.
Chiffon Market.
NEw YORK. June q.-Night.-Cotton quiet
TUESDAY. NoSpAa.
utlhnaa ....-.---.''' iiztc m lsLlge
60. AZ III !. eonsoIl dated net dstreais
4,st n,te.. errorts to Great Britain 30,
bales; France iigsz; continent looi chahhe'
Futures closed steady, sales a'op bales
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