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Carried lie lbs won Dixie stakes same year and
penaiixcd > MS
Carried ii5 lbs. for same reason.
HASpIcAP NmE ASp 4 QUARTER
The third race WIS handicap lor horses that had
run during the meeting, ior wnicn tue following
startcd.--U w. Medingeris FIRST Chance ~ Bay.
wood, at 100 lbs g. !. LorIllards AlDer by Austra.
ttau, ~ los. w. AckermAnis Edwin A., Dy Revolver,
% los o. Bowte's Belle. by Dickens. 91 lbs w. X,
Babcock's Genet Moray, by PANE, ~ lbs sta
pes' Florence Payne, by Blarneystone, ST. lbs.
and DAILY Brothers. Fusiiiade BY War Dance
Sc lbs As In all similar handlcsps tue
pool selling very good, and averaged As
follows AT tho start, Belle, s4o0 Florence Payne,
$40; Genet Murray $40; Albert, 500 and tho field,
s40 FIRST Chance was the 1rst 10 get away. win
Belle second Florence Payne third, Albert fourtn,
-hey ran past the stand without change, except a
transfer OF positions by Albert and Edwin A. The up.
per turn snowed change. was there any differ.
snce unttl the quarter pole wss passed. Down ne
backstrctch Florence Payne ran up ana Tapped FIRST
Chance, aud at the bali-mie Belle nad gone
up ana Tapped Payne aud FIRST Chance. On tue
lower turn she showed ia front two lengths, and Ed
win a. ran up second, Florence Payne thro, aud
First Chance feil back 1tth. AT the thrce-quarter
pole Belle had a length advantage OF Edwin A. VINO
was three lengths ahead OF orence Payne hrdl. and
Genet Murray her flank Down to toe nnisn tno
run Ane. but Belle came home two lengths ahead
o Edwin A. (sccondk who was one length ahead OF
Florence Payne Uhirdl Albert and Genet Murray
tapped, First Chance sixth ana Iusiiade last Time
2l45r
nowfE srAKEs-FouR RnLg HEATS.
The fourth was for the Bowie stakes. Of four.
milo heats, race that is SO rarely run nowadays
II is not at all surprising that the Baltmoreans
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TL.
Tine last race, the Stree tor an had three horses
starters IL as foilows-J IL. Mar,in's bay geidtng
X ansas Chief, J. Bowen's chestnut Trampoline
aud A. Goidsmith's brown geding Powers. Kansas
Cn nicf rrampoine sold about even the pools
Tram poiine tho nrst heat finely but iel of alter
ward ali chances OF the race In the second,
third aud fourth heats Kansas Chief won without
difficulty.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy-Purse OF $500, roe for all; $25U to the
0rst $l25 TO the second SO the third and $50 to
the iourtn; miie neats, threc In nve, In harness.
j. H. Mar,in's New York; b. g. Kansas
Chiei. .:.............. ...:............. l l
J. Bowen's fBoston) cn. m Trampoline... 3
A. Goldsmith's (WasningtonvIe, n. W
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NARRAGANSETT PARK.
LAST DAT OF THE FALL TRorrINd NETTING
NooNTIDE, MARY RUSSELL, VOLUNTEER

LAST DAT OF THE FALL TRorrINo NETTING
NooNTIpE, MARY RUSSELL, VOLUNTEER
MAID AND KANSAS CHIEF THE WINNERS
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PRovipEScE. r. l.. Oct 20, 1873.
Tho last day OF the fail meeting at Narragansctt
PARK was very successful. The weather was fine ana
the attendance large There was long afternoon OF
trotting as the horses called early in order to
decide the und OF yesterday. The sport
proceeded satisfactorily and the meeting closed we'll
II been heartily enjoyed by the turtmen present
THE POSTPONED 'srnRry- EIGHT" PURSE.
The postponed events came first on the programme.
The trot Tor 2:3s hsrses only required heat 10
finish it, Tue gelding Noontide had no troube in
taking The fifth heat, and thus won the race Rich
mond second, Emma h. third, Judgment fourth,
Allesn dstanced. lime. 2:26
NARRAoANsETr PARK, CRAasroN, Ocr. % 20,
lS7S-lHlRp AND FoURrH DAYS OF the FALL MEET.
I>G-Pursc OF $780, horses that never trotted
Ter IMAM 3s. Nile heats three IN hve, in harness;
$3.50 10 the iirst S75 tue second $45 TO the third
and $50 The fourth horse. -Four heats lroted on
Octouer 25.l
u. r. Hoadlcy's tNew York; gr. m.
Noontide. ........ ~. :.......... ! i
II. 6. Smilh's (Coucord, n. H. DIX 4.
Richmond ...-.........-....... l
d. Bisey, Jr.'s (Soston) gr. m Emma. 3
James GoIdsmin's tNew York; Dr. g.
Judgment. nt..........-....... -......... 3
C. n. Howiand (Woonsooket, i. ch.
IN Aieeh i. ............ .--....:.... dis
D. jenkins tMaions, y. " b. IN. West
cora................ ..................4 6 dis
7. 5. Foster's (hartiord) D. &. Democrat. dis
w. J. Sneldons providence DIX.
Ashland Maid. dis
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HUNTINGTON PARK.

The "twcnty-slx' and "iorty-two" purses
Huntington Park, postponed from Friday because Of
darkness, we're decided yesterday.
SUMMARY.
HuxriNGroS PARK, HUNTINGTON l. l., Oor. Is AND
70 Purse $500 for horses that never beat .25;
siO0 nrst, $50 to second, $50 10 thrd and $50 TO
inc iourth horse mile heats, three III nvc IN harness.
tYt4. naasx rrtta al t.t
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DRY aOODN MARIkET.

PRINTS-llobes GISi Pinks @6&; shlrtings
J-l Soil IL, l-l, Standards, bl-Is6oi stiiol,
1906 GarnSrs, &c, Harmony, Oc,
BROWN SHEET NGS-A tlnntio, A, ia
Indian head, i,sNc; Nashville, "A, nc
Utica, q, bbci Lawrence, Ill, u l-io; Badger
Ill, 6l.iei Dwight, sd Peperel' Il T~ci Pc
perel, lO.in O3,
BLEACHED MUsLINs- Wamsutta, A.;
NE; Fruit OF the Loom, l0ci l.onsdale, Ohc
Hope, $50 Peabody, So New Jersey, Z, 10,
Nassau, DC,
DUCKs-Arlington Brown, 1910; Champi-
on Twilled, ihci Lewiston Plain stripe, loo
Lewistown CHECK, l5hci Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie,
OAMBRlCs-Roll, 5ho; Fiat, bhci High
colors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-Nnumkeag 0 l-2; Penn
berton, 90; suffolk, Otsc.
TJCKS-AmosKeag AGA, l71Sc; Lewiston
sO-in, lie; do bB-in, lsci do plaid, 1885, Methuen
AA, loo, Conlstoga gold medal, loo; do Goa,
l2Rc; Co dis, No. /, l0e; Eastern A, 10.
CHEUkS--Economl l21ac; Amerlous, lie
Caledonia, No. 90 Ice, PARK 100, lie.
DENlMS-Boston, Hnc; Cords NA, llnc
Otis, BB, l91so; York, ldC; Clarks, zoe,
CHARACTERIZATION S'9g0c, Eyretts
1910; Amosie Gag, l2c.
STRIP ES-Amorican 9l%c; Glasgow, 90
40; Alabama, 8-3, brown, 1870.
GHAMS--Amoskeag, 90; Bates, 10
Renfrew, 90; southwark, SO; dress styles
1910.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG ToBACC0-Vlrginia bright, finei
pounds, S5asl; do do tne and extra twist, 6Be,
Zoe; do do extra Gin twist, 0S970N; do me-
dium u and l2Ln twist 5S0y60c do common II
In, twist, l5W55o; do mahogany navy, ~, H.
js, l64g50c; Louisville navy, bright mahoR-
any, 5i@56c; do do mahogany, 4s@5ic; do do
mahogany class lSgjOc; do do dark ma
hogany, 4S95Oc; do do line black, 2oWblc.
FINE CUr--Jnoice, 7O,gUOc; me alum, 700
Soc; fair, 7OaSOc; common, GO@6bc.
SMOKING -Vireini9 smoKing, 1as ana y
50,S05o; Kentucky, 35@5Oc; common TO good
S0Qgi0c; fancy, as TO Quality, 81 i5@l 90; Hon
radeZ, imported, per Id, 81 a.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-Havann, s6O9lOOi
seed and Havana, 4O@SO; do do scrap filler,
35@i5; Connecticut seed, 25GgS5; ordinary,
l5glS; cheroots and skies, llglS.
IhPOR FED CIGARS, price per 1000, Reg
del ray, $780, Londres, sllO; Brevas, $40; Con
chas, sl3O; Flor de prinsado, Sll0; Londres u,
Corte, $50; Opera Grand, $40; Operas, $40
opera Renn, $50; Rena Victoria, 500; HOnra
deE cigarettes, u.
SNUFF-Macoaboy, s5eSsc; Rappe Frencl
u; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S5VS3o; common
B1C,
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In order 20 make headway against the
common enemy, disease, II Is necessary TO
op pose him with persistence. II very fire.
quently happens that remedy perfectly
adequate 10 the necosst as of the case, II per-
sisted In, is condemned aud thrown aside
becase n few doses OF II do not cure malndy.
How unreasonable and unjust would such u
judgment be regarding Hostotter's stomach
Bitters, one of the most popular and highly
sanctioned medicines of the day, potent
invigorant and an invarlable successful
remedy for constipation, dyspepsia, LIVER
complaint, inciplent rheumatism and govt,
inactivity and weakness of the kidneys and
bladder, and for the inhrmitles incident 10
the decline OF life. No fact IL better estab-
rience It's truth those afflicted with obsti-
nate forms OF disease should give this benz -
nant curative n patient trial If they do,
they may rely upon decisive curative re-
suits. may7-dlwk<
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aeler outside or inslde the walls Of n
penllenlilry. When he accented that
reward OF i've hupdrtd dollars for the
capture Of Nixon, when lac knew that
he received II fraudulently, knowing
llal Underwood WAS mol Nixon, he
pefprlraled u crime that damns him
u my estimation aud IN that OF every
hohts man or woman that hears H. |
regard the people NJ Grayson county
~ honest, law'ablding citizens, aud
feel confident that they cannot toler.
AIe Ia their midst this man, who has
80 long imposed himself upon them
u wolf Ia sleeps clothing. They can
now see his GlAws aud the sooner they
are rid Of him the better II will be Tor
lhem' Respectfully,
n. n, T., dERRIN,
Deputy hheTill, Denton County,, Texas,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
,,,,o,rs.,E GROCERY mABKET

BACON, per lb-short clear, . S,4gioo,
shoulders, 63-497c; Breakfast, 10 l-zSllci ury
BttiTTER per western, SO@35c; country
2593Oc. ,,,or,u vortors brands ia
m cans. per doz 81 25Gl 80; H. do do, " oVS
. Gal; / do do, 81 2j@4 80.
HEESE-Western.t Id, 10 to 10 l-2c'
CANDLES star, As to So, l5gl6c.
CoFFEE-Jaya, per ID, 2Sg3O; RIO, choice,
osSsSi Zoe; prime, 2l@2l l-ic; common 70
i'ifiIh,NsyCiFNTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
A doz, Id cans, per case, 81 25g5 W. 0o. ~.
FisH-Mackeral, per Dbl, go 0Ogsl w XIII
sl Ooasl q white fish, kit, y59sl %:
HERRI GS-Dried, per oox, 4090Oc.
FisH-Dried Goldfish, per b, O3,t@Ic; ma
I,ARD-In fierce, 9S-4@lOc; 70 10 palis' lug
IN i.5c: 5 and 10 ID in tins, ii S-ia VIC.
'HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, liE@io1sci
MoLL ASSEs-Fancy Loui'iana, per ga
soas5c; Choice, 55@G0c; Prime 5OSooci raif
Rice EfsifCeyE-Louisians, per Id, 797 i-sc'
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A Woman's Nane.

0uluare means the blossom OF the pomo-
grannle Nearly MI female names ggnlfy-
lng birds, nowers, scents, or other ornn-
menta or luAuries which abound In their
hyperbolical poetry, Durlng these modern
times Ideas have been Cnupht from the
Orient, and the same Significance In given Ia
the name English lilltors. II implies a res
tor alton 10 health, u radical cure OF all those
chronic arrangements and irregularities
that allllot the female sox. IL implies quick
and powerful action over female troubles 10
Implies regulating ana restoring old or young
females 10 their natural condition, ana no
lady should fail 10 use them. tillmyl 6.w2t
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Mlddling Uplandh 10, had 10 lid
hiddllng Orleans. ,.4hlsd u 8 lhd
sales lA,nlO bales, speculation and export
.oN bale.i receipts 1850 palesi American
Futures, opened l-l6d better hut the ad.
yanri has aimee been partially Lost
uplAnds low middling clause, May de-
livery, 8 "a iaQth ih-ldd May and June, 81
i2d@h lh'lnd; June aud July, 6desd lasdi July
ana AngnstN l-iiad0t0 l,lhdi ugnst aud aep.
iumbnr, ul6di september and Ooloher h-ild
October ana November h'6d, New crop,
November and December delivery, blsd,
~, m,--SalaH, American, a,2A hnleh, fu-
quiet uplanua low mlddling clause, ship
ped May aud June by sail, l'lbl,
gg0 y, m,-upianhs low mlddling clause,
May aud june delivery, hisli July and An.
gust q 6lshadi August aud September u Bl,ald
. a, m,-nalas, American, 600 balosi Up
lands low mitdling clause, June ana july
dollyory,h ih-iBli July and August I'd,
400 y, m,-uplands low middllng clause,
August And September delivery, l.iddi
uplands low middling clause, shipped In
April by sail, o al-aldi uplands low nliddling
CLAUSE, new Drop shipped November ana
deoenber by sail, ID,
bp, M Futures atrongj oplanda low mid
ding clause May delivery, 8 al-Sadi May
and June, 3 2p-,iad, Jhne aud July, D 3i-b2di
September ana Octobor q a'Sad@6hd,
NEw oaLnAEs, May n,-Night-ootton Ia
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LuMnRIt mARKET,

YELLOW PINE boxing, soantling, Der
thousand, so OOi droasel, tls ~; flooring,
dressed and matched, W. bOi Matched ceiling,
SO OOi misunderstanding, sls SOi fencing,
so w,
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thousand
sih OOi surfaced, $40 OO matched ceiling, S2g 5Oi
Notwithstanding, go 10,
CYPRESS, ltOugh, per thousand, NS 10
surfaced, $50 %, piCkut, via 90,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, ~ OO0tl 90,
long leai pine, sawed, $780, cypress cut, VI Vi
gi ~,
LATHEs--Nsllow pine, " 80 per thou.
sand,
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WINES ANnl.I0uORS.

VIII ISKY-Sweet mash, 81 5O@i 80; Sou
mash " S5@6O0.
" INEs-Caret, in case, 81 Is; Catawba;
err gal. 81 1902 90; Fort, per gall, Sl.4O@i W
berry, per gar, 81 lO@l 00; Madeira per ga,
| 60@3 0O; White wine, In cases, VI 25g2i 10.
CHAMPAIGN E-Cooks, in basket, $3.50
Heidsieck, in basket, s2s 90; Krug, Ia basket
S27 %; Domestic champagne, sl2@lS.
ALE-Stock ale, cask, Us l5@2 %, Porter
cask, - l5@2 80.
BRANDIES-Dom in cask, sl2@l3
Gognac, per gal, 81 35g2 70; French,per gal.
"a 5O@l5 OO;Apple, per gal, 81 1898 10; Peach
III 1898 75;Ginger, 81 25@2 90; Blackberryisi w
o. 30 , >,
GlNS-Old Holland, per gall % 50@5 81
Domestic, per gal, u i0g2 80.
RUMS-Jamaca, SO 30l5.
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SUGAR = formulated, per ID, II g,l9l2el
crushed. II l'2giloi Powdered, II l-2gi2ei
gunes, A, paI w., l0l-i@l0 l-2oi Choice
nary 10 Far, SOS l,in, Common, a-is,si,
hopA-uaeei bl.oafh, English, 900 leo,
segi y y hayA 10,
hfAhulI-Narlous brands, per 10, p.9bc,
SOS -oliye, 5'.gaci fancy soaps, per box,
river, IN bulls, " iaga 6oi table, per sack, ~
lehO,
rEA-dunpowder, 6la76ci imperial, hOg
hhni japan, ruo,ilo, OOlpng, iOeslbc'
NlNkdAR-CideI,A sJooi white wine, 30
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II Is the duty Of every person who has used
Boschees German syrup 20 let its wonderful
qualities be known 10 their ilionds In cur
Asthma, Pneumonia, and In fact oil throat
and lung diseases No person can use II
without Immediate relief Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider IL the duty
as ~ 900 dozen bottles were sold last year
and no one case where II failed was reported
Such IA medicine M tho German syrup can
not bo too widely known. Ask your drug.
gist about II, Sample bottles 10 try, sold al
10 cents. Regular size, 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists. may7-dlwk&wlt
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle-i is worth "a Y, barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 90 v barrel
Dallas, 81 so.
LlME-The best quality in barrels Ia worth
20; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, zoo. per
bushel.
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 " barrel.
The suppiy;ot the above mentioned artl-
Oh IL apple demand fair market hrm.
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EIporm 70 Great britain 400 bales conll'
nent --baleai ooastwiuo ---- bales. stock
l?s,2ll bales,
Uommeroiai,
NEw ORLEANS, May ll,--Flonr quiet and
steady, huperhne w bOi Xxx VI ahGyi bOi XNN
"a 7b0si bO higher grades 10 OO@tU,a, Corn
steady, fair demand lDahlo, Oats steady 8o,
Corn moal arm, " l0css2 10, Coffee tirmer,
hut II In not quotably higher, car
gea ordinary 10 primo lir9l1ho GOT
| sugar active and frmer, common IN good
common bs.@OSSo; fair 10 fully iair,, Gs@lci
primo "a choice, 7ltgso, yellow clarified no,
| MOlnsaaa iirIn, common, 2O0s22c, fair, 23920ci
prime 10 choice, BO@i.c, Rice scarce and
llrm, ordinary 10 choice Louisiana bhI7c,
NEW YoRK, May ll,-Flour moro steady %;
u 1904 %; closed dull Wheat, n shade
| irmor Corn haoWhc better. Oats nrmer and
| In better demand,
IT. LOUIS, May ll.--Flour-- Unchanged;
suporhne fail 81 5000 10, extra " 0Ogi 25iNN
VI 6O@i %; family 50 1893 70. Wheat opened
and lower, No, . red fall ~ 1891 lSs No. 1
red fall, 81 % sOll 08; No. = spring VI % bid.
Corn higher, No. mixed, 3SlJ@Bshc, Oats,
| 26l@26I4o. Rye active BOl4c, Whisky steady
NJ | "a. Pork outlet, tggsO 10 for lopplng,
quiet and unchanged car lots loose, " Oa9
| u 7hGd 70@S0 S5 for shoulders, clear ribs
and clear sides, Bacon quiet VI g0Gsi 3O0Sb l1lS
@2b@Sg@b 40 for shoulders, Boxed shout
Hides and wooI,
GALVESTON, May ll.-liides active Dry
selected loo; light sailed l3oi stack sailed
llnc kips ls1sc; wet sailed 6@7Saci butchers
green go.
Wool.Fall clip medium TO fne, free
OF burs, l1@20c; coarse lS9lbci bury and In.
ferlor lG9lSc; Eastern, spring clip, line and
medium, 2O923c; low grades ana bury, ls@
lio.
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NOIIce,

MAYORS OEFIOE,
CITY ~ DALLAS, May ., lsis,
Sealed proposals. viii be received Mt
my office until Up, m, the 81 day OF
May, A. ID, 1873 for the city printing
for one year. Bids will be endorsed
"for city printing" All bids subject
TO the action OF the city council
tilm2l, WI. CABEIL, Mayor.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds Of the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none in the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave ~. Louis daily via the M, X. 4 T. Ry
at B.4S.; Hannibal at l0.45 n. M, and bedalia
at 6:45 p. M. running through to DenlBon,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change. Connection IL also mace
ut Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the M,
X, Il Il. at Denison for 1T. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cine ut sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
pills. and all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the g., IL. a 3. A. for San
Antonio, the g., ii. q II. for Galveston, the
Texas h New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil 4 for all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool q Texas Steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
St. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at l:20 d. M, Houston at 80 p. M, Hearne
at 1000 p. m, Dallas $780, .. m. and Denison
at ll:l5 q. m.
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gsoULgSTs ANN FRu,rs.

EHCu LkN Ih-lrlah pOtatoaa, per hbl, ~ 90
~ so Onionh, per Dbl, " lQ Cabbage, wea,
torn, per crate, nnnei southern, per dozen,
VI ~, krOuE, par hOk, 81,
huIIER AND CHEESE -Bnlter, western
per 10, 2lglbo, cheese, western, l29lho,
fhulIH-Applts green, per Dbl, ~ OOgB 80
Apples dried pur lbh, hpj peaches, p0r lb No,
Oranges, por box,6 0O Lemons, per boz, ID.
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POWDER ANN SHOT.

POWDER-Keg2 % lbs, FFF, rifle s7l5 Keg
l21a lbs, FFF, rifle, 1888; Keg 9 Ia, lbs, FEE,
s2.0i, Blasting, Si.25.
SHor-D Drop, s2.3O@235; Buck, s2.5j@2,60.
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Ruy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents havA
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning NOT
only the II. ct b. Railway, but Texas sens
FL. MANCHESTER Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, 10l
CLARK street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
O es OF the M, X. a T. Railway, In New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and bt.Iouis
j. WALDO,
A. n. eWANSON,
omr eupt.. Houston. fsxas.jAns
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, Hh@li>Sc; Heavy l5l5@
100.
TWINE--Bailln l5gls; Cotton, 20@22c.
IRON III Es-Arrow, ~ 20 per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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Honey.

Pitchers CasfOria IL a complete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, and IL as pleasant to take
as Honey. 1t Is particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as efficacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Who0ping Cough. Cas-
toria IL n scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OH,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn.,, May 3, 1875.
Messrs. j. b. Rose Il Co., N. Y:
Gents: 1 have family OF eight children,
and have used rs much Castorta as any fam
ily In the United States, think. ] have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill.
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference TO any medicine
know of. feel IL my duty to give this GER
tificate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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4, Ni1ety>six Presbyterian ministers
died last year.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER OIAL
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
EXCHANGE.

For this day Sun rises. ...,..,,.,.. $50
Sun sets, CAB
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ITO ALL POINT rs.

And offers the Fest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
portions Of the Great Empire -.-s.-s
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I3@ii Is; August ii l6gll 10; September 10 IS
al0 ~. OctoUer 10 6S9lO 10.
Night-Cotton nominal; uplands lOHc;
Orleans 1914; sales, l05 bales.
Consolidated net receipts 1925 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1888 bales; France
l;4O0 bales.
Ne receipts 1884 bales; gross, PSI bales.
Sales $4,000 bales. Futures closed steady.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON May ll.-Cotton-Recelpt
$50 bales. No Exports, France - bales;
continent - baies; annel - bales;
coa.twlse 1856 bales; Great Britain 3,&l
bales. Sales $50 bales. stock l4,l73 bales.
~,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


millions: specie d, creased ~ millions; legal
tenders increased Gls millions; deposits in.
creased ia millions; reserve decreased Y
million. Banks hold Sl609i,jOO above legal
reuui remeutg
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NEw oaLHAEs, May n.-Night-uotton IL
Hlronu Hnles bHl balo6
commercial.

Iooaipta, net. la Dalesi gross 2g7 bales.
Exports 70 Great Britain LOO bales oonti-
nent -haleai ooastwiuo 49, baleA. Stock
l2s,2ll bales,
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CHARLES MORGAN.

,..s,apnieaI MI eieb ~ she Dead Com
pado,e-W maj us Has Done Eos
".,ieatlon Ia Ihe souih-siis Name
auded Win Texas Trade.