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Blaze W OOu.

This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables OF
B.. l.. Burris at the fair ground at fifty
dollars the season, the money to be
paid when the mare is bred, with the
privilege of returning the mare free OF
charge. until she proves In foal, II the
horse lives. Should the h orse DO sold
before another season, arrangements
will be made for the return of mares
not in foal, or If at distance, the
money will be refunded.
BlazewOOd by BlackwOod first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, by oid
Imported Glencoe. Blackwood' 10y
Norman; first dam, by Mambrino
Chief. Norman, by the Morse horse ;
first dam, by Jessey Highla nder;
second dam, by Hambletonian. Black"
wood sold for S45, 900. His sister, Lulu,
beat Goldsmith's Maid, and S60,O0o
was refused for her. Blackwood, Jr.. u
half brother to BlazewOod, took the
Centennial premium, at Phiiadeiphla,
Isst,year, and ! suppose is the best morse
OF his age in the United States. Blaze.
wood now, not quite six years ola, mas
colts sold at from $3.50 to $500 dollars
A rare opportunity is here offered to
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from distance at
two dollars per month, and breeding
attention free of charge.
Il. NJ. uANO.
DALLAS. Texas April %, 1871.
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nn,ni FamlIy seananI asa.ln.

London LETTER A stony Is cnoulat.
inc that the Princess of Wales Is going
Ia live AT Copenhagen She Is alleged
10 be- so outraged by the last public
inddelity OF her husband that she can
endure deposition no longer 10 not
believe II, but ! repeat il as q piece of
gossip which has already travelled FAC.
the princess Is on her way home from
Greese, and tho prince has gone 10 meet
h6r Her return and his departure are
alike rather sudden She was not rX-
peeied quite so soon, and this change
orpan has naturally helped 10 prone
gate the rumor of serious quarrel But
The world asks in is cynical way. what
there Is In this new hu'50p with Lady y.
more public or more offensive TO the
princess than in any on all the Others
with which she has borne. The prin-
cess has been thought TO take philoso,
phical-or shall ! say royal Y-yiew Of
these matters, A remark is imputed
TO her which, IL she really made il.
would confirm that theory "Berte,
she is reported 10 have said, "hns loved
many women, but lac has loved mo best
of all" And in truth, whatever else
has been urged against the prince, no
body ever accused him of the lessor do,
nestle sins-of treating his wife coldly,
or falling In all outward attentions or
in constant kindness of manner
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InoLnnf MnnnInIn.

Thousands of people died every year
in the miasmatic valleys surrounding
Lookout mountain, until about lS3O,
when from the common mountain
herbs, DIR. A. Q. Simmons scientlllcal,
~ prepared a medicine that proved
n specific in the cure oliver diseases.
By its use the country in that vicinity
has become among the healthiest on
the continent. Interpolation OF pf'
A. q. Simmons vegetable liver NEIL IT.
cine is now worldwide. IL Is naue W
M A. Thedford Il Co., of Chattanooga,
Tennessee. and every genuine pack
age snd bottle IL enclosed in ayellow
Wrapper bearing the likeness OF Dr.
Simmons. H.
1t is for sale by all druggists VINO
have trial packages Of the medicine ,Lpe
that will be given to all applicants lree
Of charge. my-''i'i''"
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A Virginia ueIIe.

"Rlchmond since the War; in
Scribner for July; The "POwhatan es-
tate,n was for two hundred years the
property OF the Mayo family, and here,
~ the story goes, John Howard Payne
fell madly In love, when In Richmond,
with Miss Maria Mayo (atterward Mrs,
General Winfield Scott u famous
Richmond belle In her day, and re.
markable for her wit and Intelligence,
M well ~ for her extraordinary beauty,
Poor Payne laid his heart at her feet,
but she IL said TO have t0yed and CO.
quoted with II, and then TO have
flung ii aside. When all hope Of win
ming the nirprize was abanded, Payne
went TO Europe, where he remained
for nearly twenty years, and
where he wrote his Home,
Sweet Home,n which was first
sung in his opera OF "Clare," at Lon
don. This traditional incident in the
life Of Payne revives another land one
still current in Richmond) connected
with General Scott. II Is said that
when he first addressed Miss Mayo, he
was only captain in the regular
army, and his suit was summarily dis
missed. Afterward, when major he
renewed the proffer of his hand, but
with no better success. The third
time he wore the epaulets Of a general
and these promptly secured his &c.
.ceptance. When asked by one Of her
friends why she had thus suddenly
changed her mind, Miss Mayo is said
to haye replied: 'In my estimation,
there is very decided difference be-
tween a captain, or even major, and
"a general in the American army
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STATE OF TEXAS,

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds Ol the West.
is passenger ana freight trains are sur
passed by none In the state Pullmnhf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cara
leave II. Louis daily via the NJ, X, & i. Ky
ut =. m, Hannibal AT 10 tni anu Sedaha
at d:2l u. m, running through TO DcnlsOni
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin anu Nous
ton without change Connection isHlAo made
at sherman with the TeXa, and Phcinc ran
way for the above named points
The connections Of this kOnd with be Me-
X q #. at DonisOn fOr It, Louis, Haunlbnli
Chicago, Fort Scott Kansas city and oil
points North and Fast; with the Texas y Ia.
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo Mem-
phis. and all points East aud Southeast, and
1T houston With tho a., II, 4 =. A. for san
Antunio. the O., H.N II. Tor galveston, the
Texns n New orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, etc. the Morgan ana Mallory steam
shit \ for All points On the avn ma Atlantic
coasts, and tile Liverpool eEu steamship
Line 10 LIVERPOOL, HAVE aud other Euro
pecan cities are perfect, while Us freedom
from dust and heat Oh account Of the nature
of the soil AMI the open prairie country over
which n pafsrs, WITH Us cooling sea breeze
plposapt SCENERY OF broad pfaifies, beautiful
groves. yell cultivated fields OF cotton corn,
stunil grain, and fruits, render IL especially
d.sirable and advantase Ous to travellers and
.ntppprg In preference % Others,
~ Louls Express leaves Galveston daily
0 xcppt saturday. at I'D y. IN, Houston At
5sn y. M. llearne NJ 20 y. me- Dallas 100 a.
~. and D,uisOn nj ll;iD n. IN.
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Thousnnds ~ Anldnylfa.

Many having used "pnIont and pre.
pared medicines Rnd tnilod Ia nudnp the
relief promised, arc thereby prpludlctd
you condemn all physicians because ono
iAllod Ia giving the relief prumAou3 Some
80 10 California In search uf gold, aud nnrr
working hard for months ana nudinr none,
return home and say thpro les mo- gold thon.
Does that prove ~ Many suuurun with
oAtarrh and pulmonary unecuru8 have used
the worthless preparations that crowd the
market, ANA H., their dis upuinunput nav
There IN no cure FOR cntorrh. Docs that prove
w Does n not rather prove that they nave
iulled 10 employ the proper rumudy1 There
are thousands OF people Ia the United States
who can make nm affidavit that Or, SugpB
Oautuh remedy aud DR., piurcc's Golden
Medical Discovery have effected their entire
cure. Many had lost ull seusc OF smell for
ana pieces of bone had ropea teddy
been removed from the nasal cavities.
Ju0 dNwlt
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DIR. scmESCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP

SEA WEED TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These medicines have undoubtedly per-
formed more cures OF Consumption than
any other remedy known to the American
public. They are compounded OF vegetable
Ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution"
Otherre NEEDLES advertised as cures Tor Con
sumption, PROBABLY contain opium, which
IL n somewhat dangerous drug IN all cases
and iftaken freely by colsumpuVe patients
1t must do great injury; for It's tendency Is 70
confne the morbid matter in the Sybtom,
which, of course, must mako cure lnpos'
sibie. schencks Pulmonlc syrup Is war.
ranted not to contain Il particle OF opinmi IL
is composed of powerful but harmless NERDS,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, ana
blood, and thus correct all morbid secte'
tons, and expel all thedsensed matter rom
the body. These are tho only means ny
which Consumption can be cured, ana as
Schencli's Pulmonlc Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate in this way, II Is Obvious they
are the only genuine cure FOR Fulnlo4hIy
Consumption. Each bottle OF this lnyaiua-
ble medicine is accom- panied by iull dltoc
lions. Dr. Schenck is professionally, al ms
principal office, corner sixth ana Aich
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where
nil letters for advice must be addressed
iuulWlm
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vxa,, ,.o.,,e,s popuiar Monthly.

The June number of this iaVori'e
magazine contains a number OF high'y
interesting and well-illustrated aT'l'
eles. Among the many are the iol-
loving: "African Explorers and tx
plorations," by ALFRED II. Guernsey
IA Journey from Nueyitas to He;
vana," by Plron; "Forest Industries
by Prof. joy, in which we see ahd
learn all about the production OF ma
pie sugar allow to Keep Hotel" by
which we are initiated into the WORK.
ings Of the inner mysteries Of the hotel
world. Among the many beautiiui
stories found at intervals throughout
the one hundred and tWenty-eight
pages, we find "Bond and Free, py
Iii Perkins "Markson's House." py
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Mesars, Morton a smith, undertake.
err, ARE 10 day moving from their
former place Of business, lOo Lamar
street, to 90 on Elm street. immedi.
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. At
the new quarters Mr. Smith will have
a residence attached, and will he there
night aud day, ready % attend upon
professional duties, June6ilm
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the author of "lielen's bAbles,u We
count nearly onehmirod illustrations
Anl numerous anecdotes, which come
plele the number, On thp cover facts
aud figures are given, which certainly
prove That Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly aud Sunday Magazine are
the cheapest monthIiys published Iu
the world, The former may be bad
nee by mail, f1r be so, all inc sun.
day Magazine 80 per month, by ad.
dressing Frank LesieIs Publishing
House, h35 Pearl street, New York
may9i.lm,
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DRAWING POSITIVELY JUNE 3Oth, 1877,
And Every Three Months Thereafter.
Certificate ofHuporyisors ~ Drawing

This ~ TO certify that the FIRST drawing Of
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company
took place on the 9TH Of December, in Major
Hail, Frankfort, KY. IA our presence aud
under our immediate supervision.
We further state thar every Ticket and
part Of Ticket, which had been sold, weTg
represented IN De wheel, nud that the draw
ing wHs iairly and honestly conducted. We
further state that W. mad uu interest what
ever IN the enterprise, nor any connection
with the same, except in theciltraet,r ot SUI
pOryisor., whose soig duty wns ~ protect the
Interest OF the ticket hnlIoH and To preside
over the drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvhll, late chitf Justice Of the
suprtmc court OF Kentucky; James o.. Dub
ley, chairman board of school trusteesi
Grant Green, cashier Farmers Bank, uf ky.i
Hon. X. 1. ~. Major, public printer, state OF
Kentucky; Hon. Thomas y. Lindsay piesi.
dent Farmers Bank oi Kentucky; lion
Thomas &. Jones, clerk o. sup. court 81 ken'
tucky; Judge r. A. Thompson, presiding
Judge FRANKLIN county court, James a..
Crockett, clerk franklin county court
H8mittaL ces can be-, maize y Mail, Express,
Druft, Z %. order uT Kegi-telei Letter, made
PAYABLE 10 q. W. Barrow 20. AL cumInu.
nicatiOns and Orders Tor Tickets should be
addrsssedto g.. ". BARROW & 90,
General Managers.
Courier journal Buiidiug, Louisville w
may AdeOdAsbW
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This is II nntion OF enlightened neomeu
Education Is tho cornerstone and fuundn-
ton OF our government The people ure free
TO think and act for Themselves, and that
they may act wisely 1t Unnecessary that they
be well informed Every individual gain
increases public gain, Upon the health OF
the people TX based tho prosperity OF Il un.
ton, by II oyery value Is increased, every
Toy enhanced, Health is essential 10 the uc-
compllshment Of every purpose, white sicll-
ness thwnrts the best intentions and lOitIsst
aims. Unto MS are committed important
health trusts, which w0 hold not merely IN
our own behalf, but for the benefit of oth ~.
In order that we may be able TO discharge
the obligation OF our trustoeship, and thus
prove worthy of our generous commission
" IL necessary that we study the art Of pre-
serving healtl, and prOlOnRing lie. IL is OF
paramount Importance TO every person, not
only 10 understand the means for the pres
eryatiOn of health, but also TO know what
remedies should be employed for the RllcVi-
alton OF the common ailments OF life. Not
that we would advise every man, under MI
circumstances, to attempt 10 10 his own
physician, but we entrcat him to acquire
sufficient knowledge OF his system ana the
laws that govern IL, that he may be prepared
to take care Of htmsolfproperly,on and thereby
prevent sickness ana prolong life, In no
text book will the people md the
subjects OF physiology and hygiene,
or the science Of life ana the art
of preserving health more scientincally
discussed or more plainly taught than IN
"lho Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser," by II. V. Pierce, NJ. d., of Buffalo, N.
Y. 1t is volume OF over nine hundred
large pages, illustrated by over two nun
bred and eighty-two ongravings and colored
plates, ID elegantly bound in cloth and gilt
"A 10 nj IN IN N ~ o.
author nj the low price of one dollar and
fifty cents n copy. Nearly one hundred
thousand copies have already been sold,
and the present edition, which is revised
and enlarged and more especially adapted
to the wants of the family, Is selling very
rapidly. 1t treats of all the common dis
eases aud their remedies, as well as OF anat-
omy, physiology, hygiene, human temper
aments and many other topics OF great In
terest TO all people, and Is truly what It's au-
thor gtyles ii, "MediCiuo Simplliiod,'
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10 all who Are suffering from the or.
rors aud indlscretlons OF youth, merry.
Gus weakness, early decay loss Of man.
hood, etc, willsend u receipt that
will curey you, free OF charge, This
great remedy was discovered hy %
missionary In South America. Send q
selfaddresseG. envelope to the Row.
Joseph lnman, Station d, Bible Home,
New York City-til sepl23,ecd-w
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m, Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
by the
Houston and Texas Central Railway,

The following Ofhces and Agents have
been establlshing bv this Company. where
nnlv tie IA, at 3. Railway, but Texas gem
F.i. NJ ANCIEsTEH, Eastern Passenger
Agent, fi7 Broadw y, N. u.
Gen. J. u. RIO eERf5ON, Pasa. q lmnigra-
tion Agent ms n. Third street, ~. Louis, No.
a. ALLEE. Northwestern Pass. Agent l0i
CLARK street, Chicaso, III.
NICK HOLMfss, southeastern Agent,NO
burnett House, Uincinnatis OHIO.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
inforln alton may also be had az the agen.
eiss OF lire IA. X. & I. Railway, in New York,
tgtieaeo. Cincinnati, Hannibal ana St.Louls
.. WALDO,
GEM Pass. a Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
" 1sn1 sspt', Houston, Teraa. IsB2slm
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Tne Leading clothing House of Dallas

Il. M. Kahn IL Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city of 0al
las, and as good IA il kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods "a cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance Mt their stock wi convince
anyone as to The truth their asser-
tions. They also keep a tirst-class
stock of mems fur sizing goods, con-
,sisting of a compete stock of mems
hats, which they make Il specially OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all OF our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
dldent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce f.. M. Kahn q Bros.
the leading clothing houst
Dallas.
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IiisGs AAn rrlra,Es.

hlufa pN nut ls BOO aui upward, l5o.,
w. llnL lh na aul upward, damHg a, iUO,,
lit uini hlps aud oall llN, as hs,l, ~ la
hNH upWNn. lle.i Wtpn huirhpn bho,
HlllItl lhltl haeNi owing On Wnnl MI
1921 white wnoli toms llp, Whln wool, mll
rIlI lNflr5 hlark wool, lsl.
llFFA ln-iuNH 20 4n1 cows o.,
lAlliN ga barrels, $50.
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MN TAs,TIONED WAYS.

II used to- cake twelve hours TO dye the
hair. and then IL looked ridiculous. Now,
in fifteen minutes TUFTS Hair Dye will give
Won beautiful glossy black troSses, without
trouble or Inconvenience. Is Murray street.
~, yort. junel5s2w
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GRAIN MARKET.

wHEnT-Choice, new Il Is; medium new Dc.
81 0j; lower grades, new, VIGIL az "'u ''''
81 10
OATS-2593Oc.
RYE-Nominal.
HARLEY FEED-30Siic. go. ,.~.s
T5oRN-Texas, in shuck, N@5c; Texas
in sack, nome.
BRAN-sl ., per ton.
HAY-Old, SO ; sl2 per ton.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary mrket IS somewhat string
e,it for outside business, but there y uhipI'
funds for legitimate busintss anu o"'i'"'''
%, GdI'Ij- buying, large pieces 90 small Vs.
Selling, large " small D.
SIIVER-NOmlnal. ,,-,.......,.,,
There is but little gold or silY9r u, in' l6t
EXCHANGE-Commercl'l' a P'i 'O'''
disco mt: bank, par.
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LIuE Ann CEMENT,

t.hl. rNo nastWa'ily iu larrrlslsWoth
.'i in nWhI ~ s., ordinary na.lab, Poo uur
HUaNul.
louisville uril Toe lp krpL ,l 100 h nuDli
Dallas, i N,
piArIEh worth 80 30 % barrel
90. supply ul luu above mentioned uTll.
r.us lh ample demand hir market nrm.
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There's magic which is mighty
AT the North and Mt the South
It's womans sweetest magic
'Tisthe Magic OF the Mouth
Of nearl-white teeth and fragrant breath
and 50 whateer befall ,,,r ,A,
Nsglciaus all.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


NEW luHh, tune -, Stocks opened strong,
Nuuuy 4 pnr cent Gold si tf, sterling
exchange, long sl ss, short "a .ug, uuvurn
mrnt bonds irp higher, state bonds weak
lur luulslRuu,
Gold opened az N uI,
uAINtbroN, June I,-Gnld ti Oolsl UO.
silver uucupnr Exchange New York sight
l'a prrmlumi New orleans sight ppfNa
pIrmiuIu.
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CoNNnCrIONs.

AZ TENAlKANA, with nll trains ON H.
Louis a iron Mountain aud 30, hallway fuI
all points North Fast and SOutheRAt
Al LONGNlEM JUNCTION aud MIN.
nicola, with all trains on the International
H. r. for Tyler Pnlesun0, Houston, Calves,
ton and San Antonio.
AtpALLAs, with trains o. tho Houston
and Texas Central r. H. fli COrNoann,
MeNin, Bromoud, Waco, CuVou, Bryan,
Homp stead, lirenhsm aud Tor all points iu
Middle and southern Texas.
Al SHERMAN, with H. ~ re Railway,
FOR all uoiuts ON IA" line OF that rund.
Al FONl WORTH, with stages for all
points IN western Texas,
AtsHRE VEPOKr, with Rcd River Steam.
eTs for New Orleans
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Honey.

Pitchers CnstOrin IL a complete suhstl.
tute tDr Castor on, aud Is as pleasant to take
az Honey ~ * particularly adapted To
TcoihinE and irritable children. ID destroys
worms, usslmul0tes the food regulated the
biomnch, ami cures Wind collie. Few rom
edios are W ciilcacious for Feverishness,
Group Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
tOrin Is a. scientific und purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OH,
aud neither gagS or gri pes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 5, 1875.
Mcssrs. j. y. Rose Il Co., n. T.,
Glnts hnyea family ui eight children,
ana have used rs much CaStOria rs any fam.
ny Ia tho United States, think. I have
never found anything equal TO II. My chill
dreu nave been saved from a fever several
times by the use of CastOrla. Recommend
ils usc for children, for many diseses they
are subject 10, ~ preference TO any medicine
know of. feel II my duty 10 give this cor
tihchto on account Oi the benefits have de-
rived Ivy the use OF Castorla.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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The Kentucky Cash Dsiubution Com
pany, authorized by special act of tno Log
islaiure for the hont ntoi the fuullc schools
OF Frankfort, VIII nave the SECOND of thO
series ul grand drawings .n The city of Louis.
vile, Ky, saturday june ON, lo." at tub-
lie Library Hall, achemc commensurate
with tie Times. 100000 tor Nuly SO.
Read The list 80 Gifts : grand cesu Bit Of
GIT, sllUN, ] grand et,Au gIi,, ..NNHi grand
cash gifts -5,Uu eHch eIattp. grant cash
gifts, 1900 each, $1,000, I'D cash @tli LOO
each, s4JtyV, 90 casu gifts 500 tuch c+u,WOi
loO cash giits, 800 each, t-NA.t 'v cash eiil-'
,lO8 each 8J,JN. COZ cash giils, $50 eacn, s2J,-
Uup, htul cltsu gi,ts, .lH rnch. lu WJ, ui4 eualt
gifts, amounting To- sSlt,OU Whole tickets,
slW halves, g., quarter 81 0U u tickets, slO,
AiL lIrAul.. .NM- ~ lLN..L-. ~
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Not lttclllh - hult't klNnh lI-'N ualths
Receipts OF the week, net 500, exports 10
Great Brtuin lAi7G France l,UiNi continent
MS, channel 3 2Uo.
GALVESTON, June 3,-Receipts, net .OD
bales, gross 2OJ, Exports cuastwiso ~ bales,
Sales ail bales stock II, $50 bales, Tue mar
kct Is steady good miduhug l2c, mlddling
ne, low mldlling lie; good ordinary lO'tc'
Eetcipls Tor wecx-NCt 90, gross eb bales.
Exports, CoHstwiso $50. Sales 81 bales,
GALVESTON, June 2!..-Night Cotton, mar
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MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
no ALL P0INT rs.

Ana offers the Best Routes, on quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accomnuda-
lions ana Greater Security than any othor
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
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EVening Report Tinnnoini,

Nav YORK, juno @,-Monoy unsy, lGlD
per cent, Sterling, "a hs, Gold n ur4,
Government bonds urmi new bs n ll'b,
State bonds quiet,
Nav ORlEANs, Juno @.-Gold u 0H he
luls, Sow torIslght - premium, htorlmR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-23
Cotton Market.

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