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uIs1ltree,ed Encrr,,

The work Of the Hotel aud Gospel
Mission ' OF London is to furnish llu.
minated scripture texts TO hotels and
boarding houses, to be placed on the
walls of the dodgers rooms. About 100
houses have been thus orMmcntcd, aud
$1,000 illumiuntious have been used.
These have u tendency to cheer the 9th.
crwpo dismal rooms Of many regular
bourdersi and yet there are Inmates Of
British boarding houses 30 unreasonable
" TO say that they would rather have
the ladies Of the Hotel aud Gospel
Mission spend their energies in pro.
noting the tendernessf the steaks, the
toothsonsness of the hash, or the pur.
ty Of the coffee than IN decorating the
walls with these beautiful chrome,
graphs Some people, notably the Az.
emge British boarder are hard to
please.
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FEMININE NOTES.

Fable continues In favor for house
drtJsla,
Rows OF machine stitching viii trim
summer dresses
New foliage for hats IL made ofrGO
bpr without wire stems.
Col red pearl ornaments are on The
new spring bonnet'.
slautelets will ne much worn this
samruer; they viii be- seen in n "a
ric,y of mHtermiH.
"P,rle de Lyons" is one of the many
new colors this spring, aud "Gulletta'
il another
G B4sGet-woveu straw Oonuets are the
latest novelty.
Justin McGarthy's young daughter
is Il promising artist.
: The figures of new French prints Tor
sprug wear simulate tas kuotted goods
and baul ette effects OF the wool fabrics
OF this winter.
a new trimming for spring wraps is
colored swau'5-down, to match the
color OF the material
Scotch cheviUt will be used for morn
ing wear il is finer and more durable
than cambrlc.
Priucesse dresses are made with pam
round or square trains, nut profuseiy
trimmed up the fiont.
The Imported bonnets are very small
thiR spring, servingrather as au eA'
cuse COR supertluity Of flowers.
A beautiful wreath for bonnet Ia
composed OF mignOnuette, win the
shad green leavas of early spring
foliage.
The queen of the Sandwich Islands
has sent calabash of exquisitely pol
shed Koa wood as IA gift to Mrs Presi'
dent Hayes.
Many imported princesse evening
dresses have simulated pointed corsa-
ges, laced front and back,
A novelty at the charity ball in New
York was Nh opaline dress composed
of satirs in all the opal tints. The
effect WAS very fine.
Mrs. Mary A. Latham is master OF
grange No. 1873, OF New Richmond,
Ohio Ohio grange also has woman
for its presiding officer.
Merchants promise a greater variety
OF dress goods the present season than
have been imported any time before
and they will be cheaper, too
A new design in mits for summer
wear IL Isle thread for the hand, Win
lace work beginning at the wrist and
extending up the elbow,
4 beautiful bonnet for spring is com
posed OF purple pansles with yellow
centres, and loops and bows OF shaded
Corn.colored ribbon, with one satin
face aud the other side watered gros-
grain.
A pretty anecdote is told OF Queen
Victoria "a n girl On the day klug
William died and she was proclaimed
Queen of England, the prime minister
the privy councillors aud nuddred OF
the English nobility emOled to 40
her h0aor at the ceremony. Az thelr
head was Victoria's uncle, the duke OF
Sussex, and the head of the nobility;
He advanced to pay his homage ana
was in the act of kDeeling upon one
knee, IS usual on such ceremonies,
when the young queen said "Do not
kneel, uncle; am still Victoria, your
niece
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TOBACCO MARHET,

pLuG ViIglnis bright, nue
pounds, shyssli do do me ana extra twist, 6bV,
zoe, do do extra b-ln twist baW7hHi do tuu'
dlum % Rnd l2ln TWIST hAQttUc de o mmon i.
IN, twist, lbGnloi do mahogany navy aa, M
ls, l0Nd', louisville navy, bright mhhpg'
any hlatbc, No do mahogany, i'gal1, 40 do
mahogany y class asa Dc, az do dalk ma
hugtny iNg,Oc, do do lnu bl tck, NG3lu,
Fine tUf-auolco, ~ 4O'i ne 4luu, zoo
Soc, lH.r, tOgSlc; common, UOUth0c
SMOKING -Nlraiuia smuAInE, gsaud 7.
jOd6Ic, kentucky, jletjO', common "a guod,
80, lOci nucyi 40 80 qdWtty u l'etl 30, hon
fHutH Imported, per 10, 81 ~,
DOMENIlu tlGAk~- huYAnui suONluNi
Hucd ana Havana, iU8h, do do scrap niler,
ob1lbi Connecticut n cd, 2igih ordinary
lbHiN, cavruuts aud hiAes, ilWli
! IfuR I'D CIGARS, pn.e per 1907, Reg
del ray, slhO, Lludrcs, sliO, HrvNgsi tliUi COu'
chas, aliI For dc fuuHtdu, ellU, Lundlvt lee
q ltr, tnji Oyer Grand, sllu; Operas, go,
Opera Roma, ssli kena Victoria, s!OO honra'
dee cigarettes, a.
SNUFF MacoRhoy, N0SSc; Rappe French
tli scotch aud Dundytoot, SlIolc; common
toe,
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Philadelphia Times: The president
is not the ouly party who snubs General
Garfield; that great statesman has Just
been snubbed by telegraph and by the
whole republican committee OF New
Hampshire. After he had been invited
to take the stump in behalf OF the re-
publican ticket in that state, General
Garfield caused it to be advertised that
ne would eyerlastingly use up Mr. BIZ
Chandler when he once began to talk.
The New Hampshire committee heard
OF this. end lost no time telegraphing to
fairfield that they didn't want Chandler
everlastiugly used up, and if it is all the
same to him they would try and worry
through the campaign without any OF
his speeches. The indications are that
the state committee have abandoned
the Hayes platform, and is making the
hight on Chambers grouni, which the
President, By his own inertia, has made
stronger than the party platform. 10
an unprejudiced observer it looks as
though Chandler had sat down on both
fairfield and Hayes.
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WINES Ambiguous,

WHISKY sweet mash, u DIl iOi sour
mash, ~ hWuUJ
NlNE7-tlMt la caso, VI l5i Catawha,
~ gal ~ lUBs 10, ton, POI ghlp VI ,iuai NJ
lhvllyi prf gAipt iuOsi Ou, Madeira, per 80,
" bUg1 49, Whilu wine, ia cases, " 2ht9i 40,
Opuhh, Ia bahkat, slh 20
hrldhlvoki IA bahket, gh w, krug ~ basket
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n Nu9lh uliAppln, per gal, VI iiWd ~ l'raeh,
VI ,J9S iadlngnri II $500 OOiblnok bcrryrl ~,
rs! ~
ulNS-Od Holland, per gal, " JOab bOi
Dome tlct POI gal, ~ luN! 10,
~ MA-JAnhUA, ed lUlgl,
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NEW URLEAra. March l3,-Flour, without
any im pOrtant change; supeThhe "a ~ A
50 Il; xxx 50 OJ9j 20; hlsher gfadts 90 VIC
8 so Corn in fair demand, ian ices 4es@5c.
F, neat I,al better Oats quiet d held al
N. Corn meal dull and lower, ut s. 5592 10
Con " /. quiet, caIg es Ordinary 40 prime
l4l.ai75.c gold. sugar, In iair demand
cinnamon 10 good common o59gSAci talT
81 yellow clarified S4aS76c. MolasSes quiet
cnmno l5Sg 81; fair .J@22c; prime 10 choice
S0niOc, Rice demand iisht, holders firmer;
ordiuary 10 choice Louisiana j14gb'4c
Nrw YORK, March -. Flour is wit out
decided change in low grades: extras scarce;
ern and stateS4 1904 75,ciOsing firIn; southern
-four quiet aud steady,tO mon To ialr eN rt
s. 25ab 20; good to choice do 80 % wheat
urm: fair export; demHnd CHECKED by the
tirmness Of holders; 81 S2sl IS Tor NO | WIZ
terr,d Urn sale better; moderate eN-
mort and home demand; uBgra Ell western
NIL 5sa5s}ac; yellow western No. J.,
5Isaj6c. white southern Gle Oats steady.
C6llee, Rio, qdiet, ii5glIAc cnrgnes, NE
1870 gold lob iots.
M LOUIS, March l).-Flour lower, prices
oomiual wheat. No 3 rel tail 81 Os; No
4 do 81 Oi. No spring q va bid Corn "a
10 better: l. M'Sc tor uuHgraled we tern
mixed Oats nrm but slow. az 2113c cash,
95i,c BIZ for March. Rye lover 30 5Jd
Missy quiet a.d steady atSl OS. Fuik
low r at Al G5ag IS Tor cash, 90 80 bid fur
April Bulk iue1 du.l and nominal, ion2
cIasr 8, short clear sol Is 20. Bacon du j.
short rio niddl's loosr 50 10; OF clear
taidiles packei 5Jsc.LaId nomiually lover
~ Cisv,t iy nd firm; prime to choice
shiuping - ers 81 JOa5W Receipts 80.
Hogs-Flrm a. s2955 for packing Re
ce' bPsen-st.edv: common 70 choice ss9i IS:
extra heavy shipping, 81 bOS4'5. Receipts
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sIub-prices for the Beet Home and
PorPiEu isiteFasure.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Possessed
fTBE LIVING ACE ana ON or two other OF
our vi aclUus American monthiies,a sub
sctiber VIII mud himself In command of the
WHO'LL situation.
ForslOBU TUE LIVING AGE and either one
of the American 81 Monthlies Tor Harper =
both postnai or for 80. 50,l THE LIVING ACE
and the st. Nicholas, or APpleton's Journal.
Address LtEfhLh d GAY,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

Il giVoH to the Passenger view OF the grand
ost scencfy, finest agricultural district snd
prCat grazing grounds OF the West
II passenger ana freight uaihA are SUI
passed by none In the State PullmnnF
Palace Drawing kOom and sleeping Carr
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q 4 ky
ut . q. m; Hannibal at 10 II. M - and Sodalia
at 6;23 .. M, running through to DenlsCn I,
.5herman, Dallas, tiearne, Austin and Hpus.
ton lthout change Connection Is dlRo maze
at Sh ermnn with the Texas aud Pacific rail-
way for the above named polntB.
lhe connections Of this Road with Tile NJ,
X & y, ut Denlson for ". Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
citr MT sherman for AT. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phlB, nnd all points East and Southeast, and
At Houston with the a., Fl. & X. a for San
Antonio, the g., II. 4 ii. for Galveston, the
Texas \ New ur!eans Railway for Beaumont
Orange etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shiJ 5 Tor all points Oh the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Texas Steamship
Tine to Liverpool, Hnvre and other EnTO-
pean cities are perfect, while its freedom
rom dust and heat on account OF tho nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with its cooling sea nfeege,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
ANAL grain, and fruits, render II especially
deslra BILE and Advanta eOus To travellers ana
shippers in preference 10 others,
st. Louis Express leaves Ohlyestop uelly
except Saturday, ut 2:20 y. M, Houston
500 y. IN. Hearue at G25 p. M, DhilnH 1850 ~
N. and Denieon ct Da5 %. IN.
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice is hereby given that Will begin on
the first day Of January neXl to make mo
assessment Of real estate and personal prop
eLty for tho city taxes OF 1875, aud all persons
owning, or having Ia tueir possession az
agent of another, any ietl estate or personal
property, are hereby notlded TO come for.
ward 10 the ONCE Of the ity Assessor AID
con cloT and ruudtr the same before the
hrst day of February, 1873
}. N. OGDEN,
doc90-l0t city Assessor d Collector,
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Wp urr authorized aud requested 70 hh'
..nu..P N EDMONn SON RR u candidate
mI,Ity Ashpshur Hud Collector, ~ the ehhu-
us election, Aprll 2, 1878
Nralr authorized ana request q TO an-
sglugr Mll, Cd. nRlGh& ~ Il candidate iur
III, ..r,bslr and Collector ~ thc ensuing
lttIluur Aprl 2, ls's'
Ar ufr authorized ana requested 10 an
poeurs FEE u, BRYAN ns u candidate for
G.W Assessor und Collector NJ TIE ensuing
election, Aprl 2, h's'
Wp arc authorized ana requested TO an
paunrr sin. THOMAS a, flARhT, pb u
candidate Tor the Once Of Guy Assessor ana
Collector, Election Apfil ., l'ia'
,yep.r authorized ond requested 70 an'
p,IIurt MR, j, n, OGDEN us u candidate nor
reelection 10 the once OF ully Assessor ana
Collector,
We ARE authorized ANA requested to AN
uouurr the name olJULlUSD BOHIL M IA
cauUIdut, for Clty Assessor and Collector
We uro authorized aud requested 70 an,
ppuucp Nr. JOHN Il. GANOUs u candidate
Ion Clty Assessor and Collector, Election
April IA, 1873
We nre authorized ana requested 10 an
puuupp the unmp OF q. 4, GlLb ~ cnndl-
dale tor the ONCE Of CITY Assessor ana Coi'
lrtlnr Election April 2, 1873
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tTHlS GIN has been IN use for the pas
three seasons, and several recent improve
ments have been added II ubyiGtes all frlc-
ton In the cotton box, prevents the rollt
rom break ng, and gives q s.nrger Yield
of Lint from the Same Amount of
seed than any other Elm in use. The
Revolving Head lightens tn draft aud
causes the Gin to run faster with less driv-
ing power thus doing a great deal more
work within the same time, while coonomi
Zlng steam or animal power, than any other
Gin. The seed being glnned very close, .he
length OF the staple Is increased producing
cotton on THIS account Of q greater market
value. This improved value, given by
length Of stable, With extra production Of
lint added TO increased am cunt of work
done, more than covers the cost Of the Gin
in every one hundred bales uiunel. Testi-
moninls sent by mail On application.
Feeders and 'ondeuserB suppiied If de-
sired.
BEN r. WOLFE,
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Bismarck ~ad she French Hspub,,s.n.

lhe republican party In Paris were
very much pleased with the manner
lh Whleh the Onmte he N Waller was
recently received nj Berlin, whittier
ilt NHs sent 90 replace " de Huutfut-
hlroh, WHO wHa on bal terms Wiih
Fflner lilrmarcA, though well received
NJ NonlL II WAS Thought that u du
~ NhlllIT would prove % "grAla per
sonR' holh "a the King aud oharcrilur
IN CON .quence Of lhe way hn hhu
managed matters with tirurrH Man,
leullel during occupation Of France
which followed the wHr
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble Is worth 81 u barre
louisville, best, lit lie kept, u so " barrel
Dallas, 81 50. .,.
LIME--The best quality in barrels Is worth
2G Ia bulk, 81 so; ordinary pallas' 2oc' per
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 "A barrel.
rhe suppiy;of the above mentioned arn-
les is ample demand fair; market arm.
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hErNRER MARK EFT.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant-
ling, per thousand, Sl9 %; dresse >, ~
Aooring dressed and matched, 40 Ooi Metch
WHITE PINE-Ruugh, per thousand,
SIS 10; surfaced, $50 %; matched ceiling, S325o'
Notwithstanding, so 90. o., an
UIPRESS-Ruugh per thousand, 80 W
surfaced, $50 %; piokets, 40 90.
SHINGLES-Ne elbow pine, cut, 50 0Ug3 50;
loug leaf pine, sawed, 81 "; cypress cut, u ~
6g4 Is.
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LIVERrOOL. March 3.-Noon-Cotton Is
i'm mo crate demand, which IL freely sup
piled at previous prices.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
uiddlinp lrplnnds G1sd Glsd
Niddltup 0rIcans G}ai b5su
sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts l5,lUO bales; American
1900 bales.
'Futures-Sellers at last night prices.
uplands low mlddliug clause, March dellV,
cry id; July and August 5-32di August and
september q ) lbd
2 D. m.-Uplands low mlddIingS clause
Nav rnd June delivery q SGD.
3 y. mixtures dull. sales included 5,5oJ
bales American.
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Repuhlieaos Prefer Tlidep ~ un,e..

Washington dispatch TO Toledo Jour,
pal II is useless longer 10 conceal the
fact that the republicans are getting
very Ilred Of Hayes, II Is conceded
That his course Is sappng the liia aud
wearing away tho energy of the repub,
lloan party, II lisa solemn fact lo,day
that In Washington q majority of r,,
publican senators and representatives,
would rather see lilden in the White
House than Hayes There are but five
or six republican senators $50 called
who sustain the administration, and
there are not twenty, all told, in the
house, 81 that in an emergency Hayes
would be almost utterly without any
support,
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FoT Ciy HaT,hni,

u....r, authorized ana requested Ia An'
t,p,aln ", ", MORTON asa oandi-
ea.is l,r reelection " lhr once Of pit Alar'
g',i. .i ne ensuing eltulion, Aprl y 1878
me- ure authorized, ana requested % "a,
Nr.. q. ARNOLD Aa q candidate ior
A.N MARSHAL At lie ensuing election Apul
'.r. ..r. authorized ana requested 20 An.
Nuk A. ", MASON Tor the once ~
Piggy. .n.l. tlfetpn Apiil 2, lhih,
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The Most EniUrt Living Authors
sucu AS Rt. Hon, W. II. Gladstone, Proc
Max Muller, PROT Tyudall, Dr. W. d. Oar
penter, X. A. Proctor, Prof Huxley, Jas A.
FrOudc, Edward A Frncmnn, Frances Power
Cobbe, ID. Mackenzie Wallace, abe buke uf
Argyll, Mrs. Muloch, William Black, jam
lugelOW, Miss ThuckCray. Mrs. Ollphant
Mrs, Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueuief, Auerbnch, RuslSlu, Ten
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619 Elm st., Dallas, Texas


rl'HE STATE OF TENAS. COZ NTY OF
4 DALLAS-JUSfiN Eh' PRECINCT NO,3.
The state Of Texas to the sheriff or any
constable of Dallas county greeting. Where :
M oath has this day been made before me
by william Snchse, hat n, e., Rhine Is II
transient person, so That TIE ordinary pro-
cess of law can not be -ervrt upon him, you
are hereby com landed That you by max Ing
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success
give weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said It G. Rhine to be and APP
pear before me nj my office, IN pr ciuct No.
3, In the county o. Dallas, ON the ldtn day Of
February 4, II. 1855 To answer the com
plant of the said william Spchse Tor the
sum OF nint ty-threa doll0re, due upon MOI
count for money loaned 90 said r G., Rhine
about the first of November 4. u. 1877, to
purchase crop, or which said crop was to
stand rs n lien for said money.
Herein fail not and OF this writ make due
return rs the Law directs.
Given under my hand Thistle 22d day of
January AID. 1875.
EFT MYERS, J.P
Precinct No. 3. Dallas county, Texas.
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Es,uLENTs AND rurtrs.

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discount on large lots
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BREADNTUFFS.

FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, SO . San
Iaclnto, SIS 90; Empire, 1926; XXA, 81 %;
Eagle, 81 10; Magnolia, In sacks, 9s lbs, = q
Todds xxx, sS 80; state Central XAAA,
81 q; Choice Family, 50 p star Mills, Xxx.
50 10 Graham, 1915 bran, 81 90; corn meal,
65C,
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
guy YOur Tickets and Ship Your Freight
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The following Offices and Agents havs
been establishing by this Company. where
information InRy be had concerning NC
only the IL. Il II. 3. Hallway, but Texas gen.
crafty;
+. /. NJ AHCBEsTER, Eastern Passenger
agent, III Brosdws y, n. Y.
Ten. j. b. RIO rERIeON, Pees. n In,migra.
lion Agent, ll3 n. Third street, ~. Louis, Nc.
a. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOi
Clark street, ChiOaso, H.
NICK RUl,tifS Southeastern Agent,ho.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, ONO.
J. r. .COFFlN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had nj tho egep-
O az Of the n, X. ST, Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal ano St.Louh
GEM Pas, q Freight AT, Houston, TeIs.
esnT sups, Hosslon,. rsxss:Isn2cin