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The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

To CLEAN CLOTHING. a tea.
spoonful of ammonia in quart of warm
sospsuds, dip cloth in it and go over
your soiled clothing, and see how rapidly
the dirt will disappear no scrubbing
will be necessary. To pint of hot soap
suds add teaspooniul of the spirits, dip
In your fork or spoon (or whatever you
wish to clesn), rub with soft brush,
and then finish with chamois skin. For
washing windows and mirrors il has no
equal. 1t will remove grease spots from
every fabric without injuriug the gar
ment. Put on the ammonia nearly
clear lay on blottiug paper, and set q
hot iron on it for moment. Also few
drops In water will cleanse and whiten
laces and muslns beautifully.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

TEN and half tons-or about 7, 7,500.-
000-of loeusts, were destroyed at
Ajmere, India, in one day, not long ago.
The young ones were doing immense
damage. when the officers of regiment
stationed there got out fatigue parties
of men, dug several trenches to the lee
ward of the pests, and sent sepoys to
wave branches and drive the locusts in.
AS soon Ms Que trench was well packed,
earth was thrown in, and the mass OF
hopping creatures, not yet ready TO fly,
was driven TO the next. In two hours
800 feet OF trench, foot wide, had bsen
filed to depth Of foot. A finger-bowl
dipped int, the trench and struck of
with a card, contained 566 locus's, and
from the uuit OF weight and number thus
obtained, the calculation was made.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

The interest aroused by the applica-
tion of the electric light to novel uses
was strikingly apparent at Sheffield,
England, the other day, where thirty
thousand people gathered to witness a
football match played under il. The
electric light was thrown from four
lamps, placed thirty feet from the
ground, and the rays lighted nearly the
whole ground almost as plainly as day
light. The brillaucy OF the light, how.
ever, dszzled the players, and sometimes
caused strange blunders. The illuminat-
ing power was equal to eight thousand
standard candles.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

ONE-THIRD o the liquid portion of the
sewerage OF Paris is conveyed to Green
vile, kind of peninsula made by the
windings of the S,ine below Asnieres.
A medical visitor says that he did not
discover as much smell as he has often
detected in walking over farms manured
with guano Oh in the ordinary manner,
and he could not learn of any unfavor-
able effect on the health OF the people.
Magnificent crops ere raised.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

In Liverpool, manyof the street letter.
boxes now have door that shuts with a
spring, and at the same time moves n
plate showing the hour Of the last clear
snce. The public can thus ascertain
whether letters have been taken out for q
particular mail, and the Post Office hss a
check upon its men.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

THR efforts to utilize the Paris Exposi-
tion for religious purposes, have assumed
large proportions. The London Tract
Society has distributed there $50 600
copies of its publications The New
York Sabbath Committee has sent over
10000 copies of an essay on "The Sab.
bath OF the United States" The Bible
Societies are also distributing cheap
bibles and testaments in various Lam
gusges and in great numbers.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

THOSE poisoned arrows from South
America, in the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington, are dangerous things to
fool with. The points are tipped with
wooruara, a most deadly poison, which
seems to never loose its venom. A short
time ago some experiments were made
on rats, and though the point OF the
arrow only pricked the hind legs OF the
rodents, they died within five minutes
after the application was made.
The Osceola times., 1878-11-23

THIS item is going the rounds at
may not be generally known that com.
mon cooking soda is a sure remedy for
the bite of rattle.snske, II applied soon
enough. An incision may be made to
the depth of the wound made by the
fangs Of the snake, and into this cut the
soda should be sprinkled. 1t will imme-
diately bubble up and turn green, caused
by the action of the soda in neulralizing
the acid of the poison"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
WnOLEsALI aEOuEnY MAuHEr

! hApON, per lb snort clear, u 8-i.alnc,
/ shoulders hiislei breakfast, IN l2alo, dry
salt l-se,7 $40 W.
bg TIER pef 10 Western, gsiaci coualy
BAKING POWDERS Various brands, 4
| ~ nau,l phf lpt VI 4iHl 800 ~ DO do, ~ bW
znit d4iln, VI hgiaO,
| thhEne- Wpstern d Ia, ll 10 10 l-se,
! LANblha star 10 90 NJ, l6llho,
NpFfEt-lava, per ~, asaAO Rll, choice
I t.t-, ~ pninel sl@-l l-loi common 10
CONCENTRATED LNl.-V Various brands,
1unk ~ nluh, ner oRhp, ~ HiNh uu
FlNll Maektlal, pur NIL, $40 ynNsll 40, KIT,
: 9latl 2! Nhlte ish, Nt, ubgSl 10,
hEbh lNuN-p flnd, per pnN, iuAlOo'
flhll Dried goldfish, prr b,OadMlc,
., tAhl-ln llrfcp, liAlOoi - 10 pals, 100
~ ~ ana ~ 10 IA tins, II Aigl2r,
on de- llls1lir,
huLL ASSESS Fancy LOU lana, PEI gal,
@4 lli Choice, aa9uOU Prime oo@ioci kairr
RluE-Loulsiana, Per lb, 7g7 lao,
SUGAR - dranuhlnd, pur 10, II 2lal2c,
uluahai, II l'2B loi Powdered, II l.2al2c;
O. nee, A. psr No.. 10 l-ialQ l'9oi Choler
LOUISIANA, pAp lr2o; Prime, -ids l-lo, urdi'
nary 10 Far, sos l'ici Common, 8'l0Nl
hpl A-u4sei m'6alb, EngIlsh, d@U lac
ktg, " n hM1 70,
AfARCH Various brands, per III, g,@,c,
u b0UB 10.
.sALr- Liverpool sack q GOal co. Onto
fNef IN bbls " iag! No., table, per sack, l-2
Qio
lEA-dpnpowder 5Og76c; imperial, 500
1901 Japan, lONNOc, uOlong, iO6iloc,
NlNEdAh-clderi 95goci white wine, 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
puy GOODS MARKET.

pRINTs-Robes "a; Pinlxs @6h; shiI f,t1lgI
= Al: Soil Is, 0 IL, Standalus, ol-iSo'' ''"0'
ISc. 3arnsrs, &c; Harmony, 90. 90.
BROWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. 20.
rnJian head, 4,shc; Nashville, AZ, ~
iitics. G. 5hc; Lawrence, LII, LIE oaugea,
L. 81 &c; Dwight, sh; Peperei' NJ F1e' re-
peril 'S StIH EDI MUsLINs- Wamsntta, AL A!
ne. Fruit of the Loom, lOc Lonsdaie, s12c'
Hone. SIC; Peabody, sc; New jersey ~ 49,
NnnITCkS-Arlington Brown, linci Cnam ,pr.
-, TviIied. liLc; Lewiston PLAIN STRIPE, iSS,
Iewistown CHECK, ljhe; Arlington r"n''
s UP siBsiRSiiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Colors lie hisher. ~baos OLE. Penn
CORSET JEANe-NeuinAe"s'
horton, &c; suffolk, vas, ,-,l,. laviston,
oTrriiCCIs3AmOsReng AGA, ii%c' Lva,hnen
solin Iic do S6-in, lsc; do plaid isc, NE TTA
i5r, Conistoga gold medal ioc; 40 |'H'
&C.. - ais. No, l. isc; Eastern sc. ,ic.
ri i9li ECL S-Econom l21sc; Amerlcus' ii''
,-aIaaonia. No. 10, Ice; PARK lOO, lcs me-.
CnSTiN Boston, $40; Cords IA, INV
o,Is an. isI.c; York, l6c; CLARK :, soc rs,ts.
lEylOTs--Arlington o'sS'c' H'i''
l2H AmoskeRg, l2c. o,>,. Glasgow, e.3,
a2rRIPES-American s712c: dla'so"'
ia. Alabama, 8-3, brown, Eye, p.,as Or.
aiSGu AMS-Amoskeagi eoi, s,vlss
Renfrew, 90; Southwark, SCI aie'' '''
l0hc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
DlxIs-naw 1. nesame a Nn,lonnl Ar

In 1897 when Camphplls minstrels
we've Ut Mobile Dan Emmet, one of the
membera OF the company heard the ne
groes slngan air aud chorus while roll,
ing cotton on the leyce. lie thought il
good 50 by little alteration he ar,
ranged i into what Is called q walk,
Around, which always winds up the
entertainment ofan Ethiopian concert
II was a success, In the sprng OF 1861
when the war broke out, Mrs. John
Wood came 10 New Orleans TO play an
engagement AZ the old Varieties thea,
ne. She produced "Pocahonlas," Near
the close OF the second net there IL a
zouaye march hy the ladies Of the corps
de ballet AZ the rehearsal Of the piece
the loader Of tho orchestra was in a
quandNry ~ TO what music they would
have, Carlo Patti, the leader could
not select anything that would suit the
stoge manager I, b, MoDonough, aud
the consequence was that the rehearsal
came 10 dead stand still, Al length
Patti struck up Dixie II suited aud
was adopted, and was played with u
chorus 10 the same air, Dixie tool,
the town 10y storm the pianos rang with
IT, the boys sang It, aud the negroes
whNled H. A musician by the name
of Romeo Mineri arranged itllra march
Cor the Washington artillery battery,
and from that hour till now all south,
eW men and women hail 10 with de,
light Cold must be the southern heart
that does not glow with delight At the
sound OF our dom Dixie But the
composer Dln Emmett, what Of him ?
Why, hc eau be found Ia a common va,
rie,y saloon a, Chicago now, playing on
his fiddle for mere pittance, ekeing
ing out q miserable existence playing
Dixie to an admning crowd OF news.
paper boys, roughs and bcerjerkers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
TOHACCO MARKET.

PLUG -ViTglnit bright, nne
pounds, Si9sli do do nnuAnd extra Twist, 900
Zoe, do do extra can twist, GsH7ON; do me-
dium Il ana l2.in twist, 5,etbOc DO u mmou /.
IN. twist, lbulioi do mahogany navy, 49, 49,
1s, ibGOI LoubNillu navy, bright mlhOg-
any, blHtGci do muhOglny, iS9oli do ia
mahogany ID ciAsa ihN o., DO do daIk ma
hOgany, " ltdOt, do do nno hl tcR, 2U0g5lc,
FINE tU r jhOlco, ~ GOa, mnllum, 700
Soc, far 7OGSlo; common UU@Oio,
HuOh lNG--Nirsini HmuhIng, ~ ana =
bONUle, kentucky, 800 lOj, common 10 good,
WG 1905 nancy, rs "a QuRuly, 81 ioVtl ~; uuu
ruut z, imported, per 10, 81 Il,
DON ESTIO UlGANN-huvanN, SdOWlO0,
seed ana Havana, iOS'o; DO do scrap flilrr,
ab1iA; Connecticut y ed, 2Ii6i ordinary
IDOLS; chpToots Hud HArs, llWlA,
IdPuR ED CIGARS, prise per lOjl, Reg
del ray, $3.50; Lundrea sliOi BreVHs, sliU; Con-
chnH, sl5Ji Flor dc prinsado, sllO, LundirB ic
q rte, So, Op,ra Grand, sllg upolns, so
opera Roma, $50 kena Victoria, SOU llonra-
des VI cigarettes, e.
SNuFt,-Nlac3nhoy, SiNSSc; RNppo French
81; Scotch ana pundyluot sig1c; common
UiC,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

We are authorized ana requested TO an.
guuurN u, VI kDMONnsON ~ n candidate
mr,iIy Assessor ana collector, NJ the uhsu-
Ing election, Apul ., ls'',
We are author 2rd and rrlueaiad 10 an-
monaco MIR, ID, GREEN hs u candidate iur
a Assehs Hud Collector ~ tue ensuing
election, April 9, 1873
We arc authorized aud requested 10 an
nuuucu FEE q, BRYAN NJ u canuidnte for
ClB Assessor uud Collector AZ tho ensuing
election, Apnl2, lNN
We are Hutn1fGJ ana requested "a nu-
nuuucu Mr., IHOMA S'A, fllARN', M u
candidate for me ulict Oi Cliy Assessor and
Collector Election Aprll ., Il
We asc authorized und requested 20 nn-
uOuuce Mr. i, \, OGDEN us a candidate for
reelection to the Office OF Clty Assessor ana
Collector,
We are authorized and roqu, sted 10 an.
uuuuru the naue UfJULluSO BOGEL M u
ouudi tate for Citj Assessor and Collector,
We Nre authorized ana requested TO am
nuuuce hr. JOHN 4. GANO rs q candidate
lor Cuy Assessor ana Collector Election
April "a, 1875.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nOuuce the name OF q, A, GILL rs a onndl.
duto for the once o. CITY Assessor ana Col.
lpctur. Election April 2, 1873,
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The Way a Cninaman Eiopes.

Helena (Ark.) World: Hop Shein'
Chinese laundryman, who lived in hap>
piness longee, longee time with
Mclean gal' to whom he was lawfully
joined departed from this locality few
days ago, and abandoned possessions
with calm and deliberate intent. Mrs
Shein, upon being interviewed as to the
cause of the rash act, said: u guess
twas kase | said was gwine to the CIR
Gus with red,headed Mike, the station
house keeper, for soon as l told him ne
said: Well, go Mike allie time. Inc
following of late date explains the
matter: "a young German, who was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
HONEY.

Pitchers CastOrta Is a complete snOstl'
tute for Castor Oh, and Ia pleasant 10 take
as Honey. II IL particularly adapted 10
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates the
stomach and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edles are IA eilicacious for FeverlshneBs,
Group, Worms and Whoopig Cough. Cas-
torla II scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on,
and neither gage or gripea.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose * Co., n. y!
Gonts: have family OF eight children
and have used a. much Castorla rs any lam'
ny I'm the United States, / think. have
never found anything equal TO It. My chill.
dren have been saved from lover several
times by the use of Cpstoria. RECOMMEND
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, in preference to any medicine
| know Of feel 1t my duty to give this GER
tihcate on account OF the benefits have de.
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
Centaur
|. ir1irl1 entS.

One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
t,rhese Liu,ments are simply the wonder Of
the world. Their ELECTS are little less thar
marvellous.
The White LinimeDt 10 for the human
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Scluten
and neuralgia from the system; cure lum.
bago, Chilblains, Lock Jaw falty, llch' ahI
most Cataueous EruptiOns; II extracts most
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
OF bites ana stiugs of venomous reptlltsi u
subdues swelllngs, ana alleviateS pain oi
every kind. When 5prains or bruises occur
IL IL The most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the in iured parts The Centaur Lin
iment Is used with great otncacy Tor sore
Throat Ipnfh1che, C"kcd Breasts, EarscAe,
aud Weak Back, The tn,lC wing Is mn SAM
ple of the numerous trstimonlalA.
INDIANA HOME, Jen, CO., Ind, May %, 1878
~ think IL my duty 20 Inform you that
have suffered much with sDoHeh (eet ana
chords. A few bottles Oi Centaur Llnlihenl
has done The UOrk for me, nave not been
frec rom these swsiingsin eight pears. Now
Tan, perfectly ,otH. The liniment ought 70
oe "pp'''' "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Is in the trial. is reliable II
ia handy, il IL cheap, and every family
chould have the w hiteen Ctaur Linim EN-
Ene yellow Ccutaur Imminent Is
adapted 10 the tough muscles cerds and
fiesL OF horses aud animals. II has perform.
ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
SpavIn, strain, Wind-gnlls, Scratches,
sweeney, aud general Lameness. than all
other re NEEDLES In existence. Read what the
great Exprebsmen say OF IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
"Eyery owner of horses should give the
Centaur LinIment q tllal We consider II
ina hr AT article ever srd In our stables.
''N al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stable3, N. Y.
az. PULTZ,
"Supt, u, Is, EXs stables, N. Y.
s'ALBERT 4. OLIE,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. Y"
The hes, patrons Of this Linimentare Far
| mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
| annually using aome Eminent. IL heals
nlls. Wounds ana Poll-evll removes = well.
| ings, and is worth millions Of dollars an
nuaily to Farmers, Livery-men, stock grow
ers. sheep-rasers, and those having horses
| or cattle.
taur Eminent will do at trifing cost.
These Liniments are sold by all DEALER
| throughout the country. They are warranted
| nv the proprietors, end q bottle Will Je giver
10 any farrier or Physician who desires Il
test them
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose & Co.,
40 Day ST., NEW YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

lately IN some way connected with tho
Fryer appenhelm'Adams opera troupe,
and who worked In this office last week,
made the acquaintance OF Chinese
grass widow day before yesterday, and
married her last night They departed
on The Arkansas Central railroad to day
fora bridal tour 10 Clarendon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the Vest
.ts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmans
Palace Drawing Room aud Sleeping Onrs
leave ~. Louis daily via the M, X. q Il. R'y
at 4. m; Hannibal at ~ u. M, and Sedalia
at 8:23 p. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change connection Is also IL AIDE
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the M,
X. q 4. at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cihc at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
TT Houston with the g., ii. a. y. A for Ban
Antonio, the g., II. Il ii. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
coasts, and the Liverpool 4 Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, BEAUTIFUL
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
shippers In preference to others.
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except Saturday at $50 p. IN, Houston
| m. and Denison at ll.i6 a. nj.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosque river, at Clifton, Bosque county,
Texas, thirly-tWo miles west of Waco, In one
Of the Richest and most desira BILE sections Of
the state, and where wheat is produced in
large quantities.
Thee mills are located ON and run by one
OF the finest water powers in the state.
The building and dam are built nj the bost
limestone rock, ON n solid rock foundation,
OIL boil bottom and sides,
The mill house is 4Ox65 feet square, two and
a half stores high, ana contains two gets Of
order.
The location IL high and healthy, " It'll
good schools and good society.
This desirable property Will be sold for
divisiOn) ON the most advantageous terms,
both al TO price and time
VIM. a. FORT, Agent,
declld&w2m Waco, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
LUMBER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxiug, fencing sc M :
ling, per thousand, $40 90; dress a. ' az
anoring, dressed ana matched, S2S w Ma sH
ed ceiling, $40 90: notwithstanding, Sr' ou
WHirE PINE-Rpugh, per lhousssn ~, ,
az IN. surfa ed, $50 %; matched ceiling, szsN'
Notwithstanding, so OO. .,.....,,, a, M
YPRESS-ROugh, per thousand Ga y"
snriaced, $50 20; pickets, $40 20. 90 o,ao ko.
SUI lin Nil, EsIYellow pine, cut, sS Wg5 oVI
SaiMT ~ liz saved. a 90; cypress, cue, u ~
mI IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
LIME AND GEM ENT.

CEMENT-Ros Is worth ~ barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 90 " oarrei
IIME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
%; in bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallas Zoe' POI
PLASTER ls worth So 50 u barrel. 80,
rhe supply;of the above mentioned hru-
Ias ia ample demand fair; market hrh'
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, February l..stooks are dull.
Money 5@6 per cent. Gold 81 0l36 Exchange
long "a ~; short "a 81, state bonds quiet.
Government bonds steady.
Gold opened nj u OlJa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
nREADSTuFFS.

FLOUR Cresc mt, in sacks, 81 % san san
Jacinto, IS so Empire, So %; XXX, S9o
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, in sacks, Us IDS, - 20
Todd's XXX, SO 30; state Central XAX !
81 %; Choice Fam ~, SO 20 star Mills, NJ
50 10 Graham, s3 bran, vi ~ corn meal
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higher grades fd0nsB %, Corn demand mir
market nfni ~ iNMnln, Oats are pa6y,
choice 6alena lho, Con Qulet and steady
shlsots ordinary lq prime lll,1ls'se golli,
sugar kuol lrmnnd, prpps klladA higher,
common 70 gold common f,ga.o, ian 20
mlly mlr u4hl.ci prime ~ choice 1N1,st,
yellow CHARMED hdh'sc, NOnssea sloady with
good demnn onmmon lHA2W mir slg2ic,
prime Ia choice 2lAinc kler uuleli ordinary
10 choice Louisiana hl, eHi,c,
NKw NoRR, February l. Floul-,grades OF
uAtlAh rhngiuH nom sbgd % steady other
grade du Ia buyer HNuT HuppTHun west.
htn ana state " i0alhl, closing dul, south,
ora nunr uulet ana unehRng,d, com.
mon ~ fair extra ID 1lAh 40, goOi tn choice
extra ta Ni@s o. Wheat 4, slc better ard
moderate eNYoU demHndi II 10 ior unglnd,
ru white western, Corn opened nrmof uud
oluhel htnYyi aiN1 $50 Tor yellow south,
erni Mlyc Tor while state, oats on irr. Cuf,
ioei no, lower aud mare active; oargOea
lAN9lf l,c sold job lots l0Nsinc cold,
sr Louls, February Flour hrm, super,
due fall "a lOAi a., AN l5glh No. Wheat duli
No Ared mll VI lAaAl TO- No do, isl u5k
@ palng u 10 bld, Cnln unsettled, NJ, 2mit.
S Ryd ' Gn s az ST. 3 BsTey sa no s ,s
Whisky quiet atsl ~ Pork mlrdemand AT
30 m4li I'd, Lard quiet, W OA7 20, accord.
ing 20 location, Bulk meats weak, small
loDplns lIalei cured clear RIO Sides offered
AT u a., Bacon dull, % aOdb ~ and ~ 70 for
q var ribs ana clear Sides,
Hogs -weaR, packing 20 1898 0i
Cattle SleldS,
sheep steady, unchanged,
Hides ANA Mo0I
dALVEarOS, February l,-llidos receipts
and sales large, Dry selected lhc. light sailed
be, stack sailed lie; kips lYHp, wet salted
~ they ran To- selaoted ec 6utohors' green
BOO,
Wool-Nolhing doing nnd prices nominal;
medium to hne TAN olip fre0 of burH suW2ic;
coarse liglsc, coarse Western aud Mexican
llMlic
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EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

EacUT.EN rs-Irlsh potatoes, per Dbl, 81 10
al 90; Onions, per Dbl, 50 50; Cabbage, Wes-
tern, per crate 81 %. ~, 80 oo.., 40
FK6ITS-Apples green, per bb', % WSi py
Apples dried per lbs, 71acj orange per Dpi
Ii 0O Lemons, per box, ~ w.
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Uily Attorney.

No arc authorized and requested 10 an
uouuce The name Of NIX, " NJ, EDWARDS
April 2, lh'''
Nc arc authorized nnd requested n an-
nouuol HAaNEr, Glpa7 an ~ candida o
Irr,,sluellOA ~ Tue oniGe 0l CITY Attorney,
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets ana Ship Your Freight

The following Offices and Agents havs
been establishing by this Company, where
information may be had concerning mo-
only the II. q T. 3. Railway, but Texas gen-
orally:
II. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadway y, MY.
Gen. j. B. R0PERTEON, Pass. 4 Immigra,
tion Agent, ll3 N. Third street, ~. Louis, Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicnso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio,
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also lie had ei the ageD-
Q 60 of the NJ. X. 4. Railway, 10 l9ev York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal sno Et.LonIs
J. WALDO,
Gent Pass. a Freight Asst. Houston, Tsxs.
asnr asp2. Houston. rsxas,iansslm
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RAILING STU IF.

BAoGING-Light, ll1.@li}5ci Heavy lS>ss
l6c. ,,,,...- ,.,,e. f,otton. o0A2lc,
IRON rlEs-Arrow, " 30 per Duhuie' VIVA
discount on large lois
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED -Deyiled ham, !! 2bBj iOi sal
mon, 10 =! i1I1 90, LlDsters, n UlS3 10,
Cove nys ers d1NUA; Corn beef II 9A
sARplN lsa-N box, sh OJ9m %, Id box
ga 7Nlb 30.
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New YORK, February l.--Stering weak nj
81 Ul3a. Money easy at TOO per cent. Gold is
frmer at u Ol1sgl o. Government bonds
steady, state bonds steady.
NEW OaLEANs, February l.-Gold u 0lJs@
| OPS. Sight par. Sterling bank u VIZ.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS-In demand per DOS $ 90
EGG5-ln deman per doz,....,.,.,.. Z04s9c
BUTTER-P Pure homemade, scarce, S0giUc
SWEET pOTATOES-Per hushel,,,, SO4iOc
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CITY TREASUHER.

We are authorized and requested 10 an.
nounco the name Of John " BOW I'm M n
candidate tor reelection 10 the ilice Of CITY
Treasurer. Election Ap II 2, 1873,
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rnMnEn ANn aIInT.

WDER--kog - lbs, FFF rifle El6, Ksg
l!'g lbs FFF, ms, si,Sii keS GA, lbs, FfF,
S2Ol, hlahtlng gi,2h
snur-Dfup, s!3jA2N, Buck s2,65S2 go.