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"habies oAninaH- homsihIng shat All
hhould HuaW

Fanny y, Ward IN Washington Re,
publican Dr.. ", O. NarTow, a we'll,
known army surgeon, Al present sta,
TONED nj Washington, Que of the All,
Nlsofy hoard " Columbia hospital, aud
c0nneelei with The United states
medical museum aud the Smithsonian,
haA been writing some interesting
articles 10 Forest and Stream, aud
other New York Journals on hydro,
phohla, ln view ~ the alarming la
crease Of this terrible disease, from
which nobody la this cal-and dog-lOy
Ing country can claim certain immun
ny, " there be any cure for II, the pub,
li0 should be- thoroughly posted In the
modus operandi, DR., Narrow claims
lhal the bite Of an animal, however
rabld, ID not necessarily followed by
fata results II properly treated aud,
having had much experience both IN
army aud private pralice, dis own sou
having been bitten by an unmla,
taxable mad dog and cured, no knows
whereof BIO speaks lie claims that
nitrate Of silver lunar oauslic), the
usual agent employed 10 Gauteri2e the
wound, IL not the proper remedy, and
elites the case OF the young man who
recently died In Georgetown, and nu'
merous.olher instances, In proof Of ia
utility The course that should be
pursued we quote In his own Language,
M follows III feel warranted In say.
Ing that free excise Ut the wounded
parts II possible, followed by the ap
pllcatlop Of flmlng uitrIG acid, with
an afteIdrtHalng Of the fermented
pOnltice, aprlnkled with solution OF
permaHg anate Of p0tWsa, would have
afforded an absolute certainty tha' the
septic germs had been destroyed. The
nitrate Of silver does not 90 deep
enough II forms a scab, an illuminate
Of silver, and underneath II the terrible
poison Ia lncubatlng aud shortly IL NIB
sorbed Into the system andspreads like
wildllre, producing, almost inevitably,
death. am forclbe In my denuncia.
ton OF lunar Gaustic, for this On IL, !
regret n say, the third IN which, with
In my own knowledge, u misplaced
confidence In the remedy has been fol
lowed by fatal consequences, and ex
poet 10 see many more. In my own
case, were bitten by any dog, rather
than run IN fearful u risk | would III
once follow the plan OF treatment
a6o vo suggested, IN you will remem
Der did In my son's case, no fatal re
suits ensuing" Il should be under
stood that the poison from rahld AM. |
nal IL not disseminate Il immediately |
through the system--llke that from n |
rattle.snake bite, for instance but
lncuba'es more or less slowly, accord.
ing TO the physical condition Of the
victim, TIL II certain stage IL reached, |
beyond which cure IL impossible. II
the wound cannot bs eXGIsed or eau
terlzed AT once, do T. AZ soon as
pOssible, even after week or more |
That there IL positive p'pof that eases
have been absolutely cured by this
treat ment, commencit days after the |
woun has inflicted, inspires us with
hope, and anxious mothers, who feel
that their little 0rpi are never safe,
breathe more freely
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Removal.

Owing to the increased demands OF
our trade, we have decided to remove
to The more commodious buildings on
the corner of Lamar and Camp street,
formerly occupied by Clark, Bryan ~
Bros, and the store adjoining. In or.
der to save cost Of removal, We viii
offer to the trade for the next ten days
our stock at reduced prices. We Will
open In our new quarters about the
10Th instant, with large and well
selected stock, and hope for continual
ton of the trade heretofore Literally
extended to US. Very respectfully,
MARSAL Lisa HOWARD,
Morch T-dlw.
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"on,y Bury Me hy Lizss side.'

Russell (Alabama) Register There
was negro marriage in Talladega a few
days ago, and a few minutes after the
ceremony had been performed reject
cd sutton of the bride threw his arms
around her neck and in the presence OF
a number of persons inflicted upon her
eight or nine stabs, from which she died
almost instantly. He then mounted
the courthouse steps and proclaimed
81 done it hang me, or kill me Just as
you please only bury me by Liza's
side"
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We HTe authorized and requested 10 an'
auunrN T., NJ EDMON DauN ~ u uandidHtt
mrIlty AaAeshur aud Collector, VI the enau'
ing election, April 3, 1873,
We are authorized aud requested 10 An'
nuun0e MIR, Oh, GREEN as u candidate l0I
llty Assessor ANA Collector ~ tho ensuing
election, April ., 1878
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
u0uncu FEE n, BRYAN M u candidate iur
ulty Assessor and Collector NJ the ensuing
election, April2, 1873.
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nounoo Mr.. THOMAS A, PHAkEH, M a
candidate FOR the once OF city Assessor and
Collector Election April ., les.
We aso authorized and requested 10 an'
nouuG0 MIR, i, N, OGDEN IN n candidate for
reelection 10 the oiiioe OF CITY Assessor and
Collector
We are authorized and requested 20 an
nOunco the name of JULlUSO BouEL as u
candidate for city Assessor and Collector
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounc0 Mr.. JOHN A, GANO ~ q candidate
for Ciy Assessor ana Collector Election
April "a, 1878,
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nOunoe the namo of q. A, GILL ~ u oandl-
dnto for the Office Of city Assessor ana Col
leclur. Election April 2, 1875.
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40 arc authorized and requested ~ an
uulnee Captain ", h, MORTON ~ a eandl,
auts iOT reelection " tho plllpe VI Cil} Mar
sinai, al tue ensuing election, April 2, lNn'
We are authorized and requested Ia an-
u0uncp !, a., ARNOLD aa candidate lor
2, lhh,
ys arc authorized and requested W an,
uouncu MIR A, W, MlAsON iOr the Ofllee Of
INV Mnbhal, Election ApTll 2, ISIS,
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LUMnrH mARHEp.

YELLOW PINE li0King, funclng, Hoant'
Hug, peT thousand, 80 %, dresser VI! 2
hoOTlng, dressed anu matched, ~ on, Match
oil ceiling, $50 uli eaihef'hOariing, ~ 10,
WHITE flNE-hpugh, per Thousand,
80 ODi surfaced, t1O Dlj matched ceiling, $500
Notwithstanding, 40 W,
iPhEhs-lt tough, per thousand, tih NJ
surfaced, $40 NJ, nOkuts, ~ ~,
hlllNuLEa-Ne Yellow pine, eat, W uJgi hOi
lohB Leaf Pine, sawed, SEQ cypress cut, " 20
Mi N,
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LIMn AND CEMENT.

pkMENT-hoSendle- Ia worth VI " haut
loulsyllleJ best, little Kept, HbO v barrel
Dallas, ~ IN,
Llhh-Ihe best quality IN barrels 10 worth
buHhel,
PLASTER IL worth Vs. 30 v barTal,
Tue Hupplyioi the above mentioned aTtl-
lea ID ample dslnhnd fair market nTm,
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GREAT Increase Of Myopcs In Germany

NFHts vs. VIZ ptFN" 'ss DN''
Germany IL troubled because Of the
nearslghtedness OF it's children. Ia
Magdeburg, in the Dom Gymnasium -
cathedral school-Dr. Niemann hrs
Just examined the eyes of six hundr, d
and fifty pupils, and found in the sixth
class twentysthree, in the fifth twenty
I'VE, in the fourth thirty.nine, - the
third sixty three, in the second fifty
eight, aud In the first ninety five per
cent. OF children who were myopic
In the Kloster Padsgogium, of seven
hundred and seventy.sX eyes twenty
three per cent. were short sighted IN
the sixth class, twenty.seven in the
fifth, forty.two in the fourth, forty
seven In the third, fifty six in the sec
oud, and seventy in the first. The
great Increase in the number Of my
0pic pupils in the upper classes, ia
which attention was called In the
chamber ofdeputies last year, Is there
fore well authenticated
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Aide1 aud wool.

No report, w repeat yesterday squolatlons
GALvEsTos, March S,-ilides qulot, arm;
dry selected Toe. light salteu lic; Jack sailed
| re; kipS lllgc, wet sailed Nv they run
cV.elected No, butchers green 01Sc.
Wool quoted quiet and no advance; me-
dlum To Ilne tail CLIP, ireo OF burs l7mNci
cname l39l6o: coarse Western and Mexican
!0dl3c,
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 5G3 10; Sal.
mon, lib 81 ijg2 80; HOLSTERS, q OO92 IL
Cove oysters, 6O@B5; Corn beef, 81 %.
SARDIN Es-111 box, SIS 0O9l9 on; Ia hox
2l4 75s3lh
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RAILING sruPr.

BAudINu-Llght li.allSci Heavy 1870
lGo.
TWINE-Hailing l6gls, Cotton, gOg22c.
IRON TlEs-Arrow, " 70 per bundle, with
discount on large lots,
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IS--lrlsh potatoes, per Dbl, 81 IS
as on; onions, per Dbl, So 81; Cabbage, wes-
tern, per crate. "a W.
FRGITs-Apples green, per Dbl, So O09i 80
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; Oranges, per Dbl
Ii 90; Lemons, per box, 50 20.
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PROCLAMATION.


In obedience TO the following resolution
passed by the Clty Council, via; ~
Whereas, IL 10 believed that the city can
be benefited and beautIfied by concert OF
action in the matter Of building side W alks
and planting trees at the intersection Ell
sidewalks aud streets, and that said concert
of action may be effected by the Mayor Is,
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eoty.ownerg TO so improve their property,
theTef fore, be IL
Resolved. By the City Council that the
Mayor be and he IL hereby instructed to is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
tate owners 10 improve their property, as
suggested In the foregoing preamble, de.
scribing the kind Of sidewalks and the kind
OF trees best to be plant ID.
Therefore, i, W. l.. Cabeli, Mayor OF the
city of Dallas, do hereby request all real es-
tate owners In the city OF Dallas 10 improve
their property by making good gravel side.
walks In front of their property and to plant
shade trees, such as Naples, Elm. China,
Box Elder and rycamore trees, along the
outer edge Of satd sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add TO the
health and comfort as well as the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunfo se,
my hand and affixed the seal OF the city ol
Dallas, this ed day Of January, 1878.
Attest: W. l.. CABELL,
j. B. HEREFORD, Mayor.
hecretaV, ianAdl0ts
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LIyE sToUH MAaHIT.
OOUSTaN PHoDuut
HnEADsrUPrs.

fnuh-t rusrenl, Ia sacks ~ 10, haI
iaelnloi ~ hmplie, " ~ XXX, 500
Eagle VI lhi Magnolia, ~ sacks, On lbh, N 10
Ipllh ANAi * hui state Central MAN
~ ~ lholon family, ~ 70 star hillh, VA
tlp,
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Notice is hereby given that will begin on
the first day of January next to make the
assessment OF real estate and personal prop
e1ty for the city taxes OF lolS, and all persons
agent of another, any real estate or personal
property, are hereby notified TO come for
ward TO the ONCE OF the City Assessor and
Collector and render the same before the
]. N. OGDEN,
dec9s-lot City Assessor d Collector,
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We are authorized and requested 20 an
nounoe the name of John W BOWEN rs u
candidate for recollection 10 the niiloe OF CITY
Treasurer. Election April 2, 1879
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POWDER-Keg25 lbs, FFF, rifle S.lj; Keg
l21$ lbs, FFF. rifle. $3.50; Keg ia, lbs, FIFE,
s2.6i, Blasting, si.25.
sHoT- Drop, s. 3O@235; Buck, s2,55@2.60.
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I'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
L DALLAS-JuSrlCEh' PRECINCT, NO. B.
The state Of Texas To the sheriff or any
constable OF Dallas county greeting Where.
as onth has this day been made before me
by William Sachse, that II. g, Rhine liz n
transient person, NO that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law can not be served upon him, You
arc hereby commanded that YOU by NAB ing
publication OF tIis writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county Tor three success.
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said X. g. Rhine TO he and APP
pear before me al my office, In precinct No.
(, I'm the county o. Dallas, ON the 10th day OF
February. 4. ID, 1873, 70 answer The COM
plant OF the said william Sachse Tor the
sum Of ninety-three dollars, due upon act
| count for money loaned 10 anid IL. q. lRhine
about the first OF November A. u. 1877, TO
purchase n crop, OF which said crop was TO
stnnd as n lien for said money.
Herein fan not and ef this writ make due
return ~ the law directs
Given under my hand this the 2ld day OF
January ID. 1873. a,.
EFT. MYERS, Up.
Precinct No.3, Dallas county, Texas
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1ailg gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Vnr AIdsTman-FiTsI Ward.

Mann authorized and requested ~ an
unuucn tho naine OF col, !, ~ CALDWELL
E.a raudi ale iUr Allenmnn rom the hliht
.Y.rI tItpituu Ami Z, lhlh,
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No report. We repeat yesteria y quotations.
GALVESTON. March s.-Cotton-Rec
72l bales. Exports to Great Britain -
bales: France - bales; continent -
baies: coestwise 1881 bales. Sales s5l bales.
stock 6g,sl2 bales. Market nrm.
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HOusiOn and Texas Central Railway
Bay Your Tickets and snip Tour Freight
BY the

hui t"sf ''hse hnu snip houf rfcight
The following Offices and Agents hava
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning nor
only the II. q r. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
+. L. MANCHESTER, eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadws y, NJ. Y.
Gen. j, b. ROPERTsON, Pass, a lmmigra.
ton Agent, lIS N. Third street, 81. Louis. Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, iOi
Clark street, Chicas0, Ill.
NICK HOLMES Southeastern Agent, No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn. f .
Inform alton may also be had ut the agep.
es OF the M. X. a r. Hallway, In New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and sf.iouis
3. WALDO,
GEM Pas. = Freight Ast, Houston, rsrs.
asnr ssps, Hovnon, :rsrssaanssln
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, March e.-Stocks firm. Money
per cent. Gold 81 OH. Exchange-lont
81 az: short 81 S55k. state bonds are quiet
ijovernment bonds weak and lower.
Gold opened at 81 Oh, and closed at slOl
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NEW FORK. March 9.-sterling quiet at
~. Money easy al per cent. Gold
steady at 81 oil. Government bonds firm
state bonds quiet
New ORLEANS, March s.-Gold 81 Ol949
OF. Sight par. Sterling bank 81 9lh.
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No npon. MeIapeal yesleraay aanolALIonl
hEW uHLHAHHi March -hlght-uolton
uuiot ana wpAll. AtlltH I,tan bnlVH
commercial

hoooipiH, net, i,COl bales; gross l,bN bales,
Exports 10 Great hTitAin ---- bhlehi coast
wisu lM paleai continent ---- bales, stock
10000 nHlea,
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wmoLEsALE anoonmY mAnMKr

BACON, per 10 snort clear, y l-ialOc
shoulders, Ga'lG7ci breakfast, 10 l29llc, dry
salt, l-2g1 a-io
BAKING POWDERS Various brands, l.,
III cans, por don VI 2h0ll 90, ~ do do, q bJg
2Oil odo, VI 2igi 80,
| CHkkSE-Me Western u III, u TO 10 ls2c,
| CANDLES Star, IL 10 ~, lhWl6c,
| CuFFEl'-Javn, per 10, 2So(8O, RIO, choice
?!2gsl l,ac primo, al@sl l-ic common e
CONGRATULATED LYE--Varlous brands
| I doS, lb Caus per ease, q 2bgi no.
81 ooS.sl IS S" SHitS is sS' liz p " nv
HERkl NOS Dried, per uOS iu0luc.
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, G3l@7c.
LARD-ln tleroe, NilGllc % III pails, loo,
| 10 l.2oi o and 10 10 Ia tins, u Ji1l2c,
Ms-Pcr 10, fancy brands ll%@lbrei
on do lSltmllc.
MOLLAssEs-- Fancy Iou lana, per gal
6O@5oi Choice, no@GOc; Prime iOahbci Fur
l5QtlOc,
RlcE-Loulslona, per III, To- l.ac,
SUGAR - dranulnted, per 10, II 2 l6gl2c,
Crushed, II l.9@ilo; Powdered, II l.2@l2cj
u ilro, A, per TO-, 10 lid0 lac; Choice
Louisiana, D0,U 20; Prime, dos l-2c; urdi'
nary to Far sos l.ic; Common, 3.iotS'.
sODA-Case; bi.oarb, EngIish, 0@d i'!c'
Weg, " ID Boa 20,
STARCH Various brands per 10, pi@hc.
sos P-olive, bli@0ci fancy soaps, per box,
sXl.r-lIycrpool sack. 81 0Csl %, ohio
river In bbls " i5S2 40; table, per sack, I ~
gjc
SOC; Japan, G90Oc, Uolong, 4OGibc,
VlNEdAR Cider, 26@SOc; white wine, 30
@55c.
PRINTS Robes on; Plnks c4G}s; shirtlngs
Bel, Soil is, l-l, Standards, l-iOpGc; Stiiel,
lSc; Garnsrs, &c. Harmony, 6c.
BROWN sHEErI NGS-Atnntici A, Ia
Indian head, iS%c; Nashville, AA, Hvci
Utica, &, h1yc; Lawrence, ILL, v lslci Badger,
Ill, 0 l.ic; Dwight, ga Peperel, Il, Paci Pc
BLEHCmED MusLINs- wamsutta, "a;
Il19c; Fruit OF the Loom, Toe; l,onsdae, 0nC
Hope SSc; Peabody, SCI New Jersey, &, 70
Nassau, DC,
DuCKs-Ariugton Brown, liI5c Champ.
ON Twillcd, ~ sc; Lewiston Plain stripe loo
Lewlstown Check, lbhc; Arlington Fancy
stripe, Ito.
CAMBRiCs-Roll, 5]Sc Fiat, 5]Ici High
CoRsET JEANS Nuumkeag, 9I-2; Penn
berton, 90; SuholR, NC.
TICKS-Amoskong AGA, l7kc Lewiston,
S0-in, lic do 66-in, lSc; do plaid, lSci Methuen
AA, loo; Conistoga gold medal, lac; do GOA,
l2I5c; Co dis, No, |, re; Eastern A, DC.
CHECkS-- EcOnom l29scj Americus, lie;
Caledonia, No, 20, Ice; Park 100, l1C.
DENNIS Boston, hhci Cords Xxx, .llhci
Otis BB, l219c; York, Zoe; Clark's, 9Oc.
HEVIoT5-Arlington S9abc Evretts,
l2Igr; Amoskeag, l2c.
STRIPES American. 9l9c: Glasgow, $50,
lac; Alabama, 6-3, brown, l2Ec.
GINGHA MS-Amoskeag NCi Bates, pci
Renfrew, sc; southwark, SCI dress Styles
l0hc
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger a view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave III. Louis daily via the M, K, & 4. Ry
at . 4, M; Hannibal at 10 u. M, and Sedalia
at 623 p. M, running through to Denlaon :,
sherman Dallas, Hearne, Austin and HonB-
ton without change Connection Ii also IN AIDE
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. Il I. at Denison for II. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas u Pa
cine at sherman for IT, Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and southeaat, and
1t Houston with the g., IL. a b. A for Ban
Antonio, the g., ii. q IL. for Galveston, the
Texas 4 New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shiI for all points on the Gull 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 II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated zelda of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shtppefs In preference 10 others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
L kept Saturday at 2.20 p, M Houston g
$50 p. m Hearne at 40 p. M, Dallas T'oo v.
IN. and Denison at ll'i5 q, m,
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We arc authorized and requested 10 an
nOunCe the name oi NIX W, NJ, hbW ARDS
April 2, lhiS'
We are authorized nnd requested ~ an-
nnuucu liAltNEfi dlhbA aa candidate
tor reelection IA the uliloe ul CITY Attorney,
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NuTnppTI WnIpplNl }aalVTlal 'aunnIAIlpha'
hEW ipHs, March s-uulinn uuiel ana
steady, sales l. NJ bales
FKinAN, THURSDAY,
uplauds ,,,,,,,,,,., 10 TO
OIlrHna, D.. .....ftt.rn ll'.n l'sn
fuiurus uulrt shade rasitr
Aarnn Il 'iu4ll " jApril II iuAll lgri May
u van 100, ianr u Afll shpi lnll u .As
- 81 august " ils q,
highi-luunn uulut And steady, Uplhuhs
40, orleans N .r halsk abi nAlfs,
Not TppHpls ni2 bates dnufs 9livi halrs,
Fnlufsh plnsri tlrWY, haina iUppn bales
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CI,y Secretary.

We arc authorized ana requested Ia All,
uounog CAPT, i, n, n HEREFORD as u Q tndl'
dats lol reelection 10 the onies of Ciiy SEQ.
Ieinry, Election April 2, lhlh,
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RRInlY rnuRanAY,
Mlldling uplAudH 90. pitd ga
MldliiuH Orleans. d. Ws1 o. ~
Sales h,iaJ balnhi speculation ana export
lnp pplesi receipts o,lD balrpi American
2, ,b0 balrH
Fulufpa l,iai cheaper,
uplAnds low midulins CLAUSE, March deliy,
cry d h'a2i, April nnd MAY u'sii May and
June il0,tb h,llii June aud luly ud'ihdi
shipped February by hail u N'hHd,
b, m,--nAluh American u,iN haluH, D.
lands low middlluH clause March delivery
. l,u March aud April d i'lddi May ana
Jane dlsi, Market iuI yarnh unchanged,
hp, m,-fulutnA dull
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No Tepal Werepeal yesterday Z quotation

skpons'in ufeai iirltnin ladsai France NJ Il
pohl nent ilfi, anlus a,nll, Stock 1919 bales,
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Great Through Route.
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The Potter Investigation,

Representative HiScOck, of the Florida In
vestigating Committee, arrived in Washington
to-day, and is ready to meet the committee
whenever it determines to go ION with the
dance" The committee will not meet until
Monday, at which time it will be definitely
settled whether or not sub committees shall
be sent to the South.
AN INFORMAL MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
was held yesterday afternoon. The question
OF conducting the investigation publicly was
discussed, and it was determined that if a
majority OF the republican members requested
Quoted with closed doors AS Gen. Butler is
the only ''aileged' republican who favors
sum Still hunt, Il IS more than probable that the
sion that matters affecting the Louisiana
count will be first investigated. because 1t is
deemed to be due to Secretary Sherman that
he have the earliest possible opportunity to
meet the serious allegations against him set
forth in the Potter resolution; besides Min
lister NOyes, who is aimed at in connection
with the Florida count, cannot before be here
for some time yet to make his defense.
TIE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF THE COM
MITTEE
had a conference last night at the resi- lence of
Gen. Butler. 1t was decided that they would
insist that in case of the character of any of
the public men who went south to see a fair
count should be aSSailed, every opportunity
should be given those so assailed to defend
themselves.
1t is current, upon good authority, that Nor
ton, who figures prominently in the expose of
the alleged Florida frauds, has gone to Florida
to get McLin to Jacksonville, at which place
sub committee of the Potter committee is to
meet him. 1t appears that McLin lives several
twenty-five miles back in the country, where
mail communication is not frequent, and it is
doubted even il he knows that an inveStiga-
tiOn has been ordered.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR
is almost daily visitor at the Senate cham
bers, and is particularly attentive to Senators
Patterson, Of South Carolina, and COnOver, of
Florida.