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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
.,-.-lon a Tnkns OentraI u. II.
,xns Pacific Railway,


A hungry man In Sin Francisco hls
mama Malone. lately walked iulon rose
Iuuul whore to called iur and do'
,,ur.I onedoap of oysters ou the bait,
s.HI uaportcrhnuHe steak, q dish Of
d.YIwI kidneys. another Of lake trout,
mother full oC picked uipe, with u
rn.na pirrr ul mIuor'pie Finally
H. wum fora two shilling cigar lighted
IA and was walking out when the pro-
mlrlor mildly nkcd him II he hadn't
urntun a5mcIhing Turning, with
mnr wrath, the banqucter delivered
tlr following short address, " You are
m.t like the rest Of San Francisco,
which h nothing buta community Of
hoes II didn't seem then TO occur TO
Lm chat he was distinguished and
WrDl qualified mombcr Of such u com.
munliy, but perhaps II did ulterword
IN the sluuou,house, to which this man
of largo appetite and lean purse was
forthwith conducted,
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Lottery swindles are also receiving a
share Of public attention. 1t is only in
u few Of the states Of the Union that
these swindling concerns are permitted
to DIV their nearious schemes, and
among these states is Louisiana The
concern STYLED the louisiana State
Lottery" by system of extensive ads
yertising has succeeded in trapping
thousands of unwary people, who send
their money into the Golfers of the inns
mense swindle to get about rs much re,
turn for the same Us if they had poured
"soap>suds into rat. This cons
Germ may be as we'll managed as any OF
the Others, but all lotteries are swindIes
and cheats, and our advice to the pub
lie is to let them alone. In the course
Of an extensive exposure OF lottery
swindles in general, the Philadelphia
Times saws Of the al. $. H. "a
splendid opportunity to win fortune,
say General G.. 7. Beauregard and Gen
Juhal A. Early. Rather splendid ops
porlunty to lose fortune, or so much
OF a fortune MS any one may choose 10
invest. 1t is not necessary here to go
into any mathematical statement OF the
chances in . lottery, Everybody knows
and none so we'll rs the uniorIunates
who haze been led into the snare, thai
the chances of drawing prize are pracN
tically none at all. 1t must be so, for
the whole system of lottery is based ups
on the losses of its victims and men
like General Beauregard and General
Early in louisa u, aud ex Governor
Bramletta and the other ex Governors
in Kentucky, who invite foolish men
and women to throw their money into
tins bottomlcss pool, are nothing less
than chief participants in robbery
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Centaur
.Linin entS.
One Kind isl the Human Family,

One Kind lSl the Human Family,
The Other for IcHoa ana Animals.
rnesa linlmpus 40 slmpiy mo Wpnuel NJ
tho world Ihelr enaoIs Rru llUlo loco tlan
marvellous.
fhe white Lniment 10 ilr tho human
| family ltWlll DIVE lihtNuAiltlu, nplailra
And nrufllEln npW mo t1ulrW, rurr lum,
| hRgn, lhllblaluh, lNpk jaw Palsy, Ion, aMl
! nual NAlAunnua hrupllnnhi " MllAHlH nnAi
| irnm lrpsnn hands ahd not, ana lhn pnlann
! ui hllrs ana tilnEH ul NrnnWuuH irltllrk, ID
suhduns nWelllng4. anu RllnNlairs pain ni
rFrfy kind, MuNu HpTAlut nf bruises urpuT,
| "a 10 lnp Wusl puipni irinpil over discovered
20 hnal tnH lpiulpi parts, ihp lpuiAuT liur
Uncut IL uspd Nlth BfNhi rlnpHrN iuf knIe
/ lhmHi, NHfhNChfi tNlrH Nfunift lafarhu,
ana WraR laekt lhe f1llu wing 70 bat q sam,
plr ~ tho numerous testimonials,
INDIANA li0hH, let, 90, lnd,, May ~, 1873
"l lhipk u ny duiy 90 lninrn Nuu that
have itQfIaI much Win NrlHfH lfr uHd
fhuuii, A low bottles ui tpulhuf Eminent
has dlHe ~ pot mr mr, have not been
Z uH paitrip Wfh me lInlmenl Ought W
''''' " "HESJAMlN Brown"
Tho proof IL Ia the vial, tis rrlinblu, II
n handy, 10 N cheap, amt every iumiN
ohuuld have the MhlipUu tlauf liuim "a
Ino NeiiON eentnuF Liniment 10
adapted ~ tho tough musrlrs, cerds aud
iiehh ui horse and HniWhlH, 10 hah pUfiuim,
rd more wonderful ruua ln three years nj
Npaylu, strain, Miud'galH, Scratches.
hWtrny, und general lHmrupHH. than Hll
other remedies Ia existence, Read what the
great ~ pTuHHiuru hAy ut a.
"NEW iuhk, January, IVA.
EVERY owner ct huuH should give tie
tontauT linlmoul u ulHl, We consider q
the best article ever rHrd in Our stables,
"ll, A. llhn,
"Hupt, Adams IA, Nlnhloi, MY,
"E. fuLtN,
"Nupt ~ o. rlublrH, NY,
fAlllcRTA uLlN,
"Nupt Nat, EN, stables, n, ""
The best patrons ol this ilnimen are Far.
mou and Veterinary hurgrunH, who are Oun'
annually uslug some liulmuut, 10 heals
Hlla, Wnuudsh nd fOll-eVil, removes AWcl'
iugh, aud IL worth mlllipuH OF dollars An'
nuullA 90 Farmers, Livery men, stock grow,
ers, rhuoI-rasrra, ana those having horses
or cattle,
what Furrior cannot 30 for ~ the Gene
Muf linlmout VIII du 40 "a irlnlng coat,
These linlmenlA Nru sold hy All dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by tho uruprlvturr, and u buttloMul pc given
a. any Farlor or Physician who ucsirea 20
test them,
Laboratory Of ]. D. Rose 4 Co.,
a. nav ~, NEW YORK
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger a view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West.
ls passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullmanf
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave 1t. Louis daily via the M, X. q Il: R'y
at S4f.; Hannibal Mt 1918 n. m, and Sednlia
At 8:45 y. M, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons.
ton without change. Connection Is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. & I. at Denis0n for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa.
elmo at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
1t Houston with the g., IL. 4 =. A. for San
Antonio, tho g., II. q II. for Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
sliil for MI points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool Il Texas steamship
Tine to Liverpool, Havro 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
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pralrles, 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 p. m, Houston at 400 p. M, Hearne
Mt 1000 p. M, Dallas 5:35 .. m. and Denison
at HAD a. m.
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Honey.

pitchers CasiOFin IA u complete suhsti.
tute for Castor on, ana iHhs pleasant 20 take
~ Honey, II IN particularly adapted 10
Itcthiug and irritable ohildron, IL destroys
worms, UsslmuHtcs the food, regulated the
stomach, ana cures Wind Colo, Few ROM
puicH ARE UR oihcHcluus for foVnrihhnoAa,
Group, Worms and WhOnping Cough, CAS-.
torin Ia a scientific Nud purely vegetable
preparation, moro elective tnUu Castor on,
aud neither gags on glipVh,
COLUMBIA, Conn, May ., 1876,
Mpssrs j. u, Rose n Co., N, ~
GunW' ! have IA family ot eight childron,
aud have used as much CaNtorla nv any ium-
lily In tho United States, I hmk, have
uoyec found anything equal to II. My chill.
dron have been HDNul Tu.l fever several
tmos hy the us0 ui CNstoylU, recommend
its ugc Tor chiluren, for Wuny diseses they
are subject TO, M preference tORuy medicine
know Of feet " my duty 10 give THIS cor'
tihCnte On account OF the benvnts | have de-
rived 10y the use ot CastOlln,
Very truly yours
NORMhN =. LITTLE
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wmOr.rsALn orOuERY mani

WHOLESALE GROCERY MknREr
BACON, per lb-Snort clear, 3.i@lOc
shoulders, G3.iG7c; breakfast, 10 l'2gllci dry
salt, Z l-2M7 3-lC
BUTTER ger ID Western, SO@35c; country
2i6g3Oc. ....
lb cans, per dOa 81 2lGl %; ~ do do, az bO@
2 GO;,l do do, ~ 2jsi 30,
CHEESE WESTERN Id, u 10 10 leo.
CANDLES star, ~ TO 81, lbIiBc.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2s0g3O Rio, choice,
22G!! 20 4; primo, 2l@2l lie; common 70
FUR, 10 l-!@20 Ice.
CONCENTRATED LYE--Narous brands,
doZ. Id olus, per case, q l5Wj %.
FlRH-Mackeral per bb, so OOWsll 90; XII,
81 00ISl q white fish, KIT, Obgs 20.
HERRINGS-- Dried, per unx, 10G5Oc.
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, G3.iG7c.
LARD-In tierco S-laiOc; 20 Id pals, 100
10 l.2c; and 10 ID in tins, II 3'ial2c
HAMS-Per h. fancy Drsnds' l'E9loHci
MoLL AssEs-Fa Louisiana, per gal,
6O@e5r; Choice, 55@GOc; Prime 5O@55c; Fhir'
RICE-Loulsiana, per ID, 797 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granulated, per III, II 2-l@l2c;
Crushed, II l.2@i2c; Powdered, II l.2gl2c;
Coffee, A, per Id, 10 l-i@lO l-9o; Choice
Louisiana, gag l.2c; Prime, l-igS l-9c; Orui-
nary to Fair, SOS lao; Commohi 'S,4esSc;
SODA-CGse; biscarb. Engnsh' ugo l'-c'
keg, ~ 10 500 20.
STARCH-V Various brands, per d. iA@5o
SOAP--Olive, 5]4@6c; fancy soaps, per box,
SXLT-ILverpool sack, 81 OOS IS; ohio
river, In bbls, 81 I5g2 60; table, per sack, l-z
%TSEA-Grnpowder, JOa75c; imperial, SOC
SIC. japan, t6@90c, Ooong, IO@I5c.
VINEGAR Cider, 25@30c; white wine, ~
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LIVI sTOVK nAnNrT,
CnIlNrnN I,NnnIln.
LuMnEII mAIlILET.

YELLOW PlNE-lioXing, scnntling, por
thousand, $40 40, dresar slN uui flooring,
dressed and matched, W! so Matched ceiling,
$40 10, Notwithstanding, els 30, iUnclng,
$40 w,
WHITE plNE--Rlugh, per thousand,
So 10; surfaced SOO Nv, mtlched rfi iuR, So 49,
weatheThunTdlnI, go 90,
ipRESS-ltourh, per thousand, SIS ~
surfaced, $50 90, pickrtH, 10 M,
SHINGLES yellow pine, cut, ~ DO1i Oli
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 6Oi oylrosH cue II 70
al 70.
LAraES-,N yellow pine, siiO per thou
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. sos A. 907 Main street, Dallas, Texas

Th:s house is new ana well ventilated,
having southern exposure, ana N contrary
incated IL iA in charge OF ite old proprietor,
sawyer, who never failed 10 please his
guests. Parties seeking house with al the
Comforts OF n home, cannot do better than
To give the "Granger call. Travellers ar.
riylng In dallas. VIA the Central railroad
can rescn this house by taking the Nal Z,
Sire I no, SO cars, one block south from On
DOT. The best 81 % n day house In the Gee
Rn sure TO get OH the ''rcet cars ~ the SWltt-
r ~ .. SAWYER
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
by tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning mo-
only the IL. & T. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
r. L. MANCHEST Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All broadway, NJ Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chioago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also he had at the agep.
O es OF the n. X. & T. Rail way, in New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Loui'
j. WALDO,
Cent Psss. q Freight AIT Houston Texs.
A. II. sWANSON,
asnT eupt, Hossscu, xsnss. Isnnlp
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WINES ANDLIQUORs.

WI IsKY-sweet mash, 81 OG4 Oh; sou
mash, 81 5000. ., *. co,ovhs
" INES-Claret, in case, VI 10; G ataWo a.
ar gai. 81 lQ@2 90: Port, per gat., sl.41gi w
e netrv per cal, 81 1894 90; MADEIRA, per ga
saaS 10: White wine, n cases, y y 81 w a.
8AMPAIGNE-Cooks, in basket, SEN ,a,
ueidsieck, in basket, So o.; krng, II oasAe'
81 90; Domestic champagne, sis9 sn porter
acknowledgements, in cask, slsaiS
Co9nac, yer gal, 81 Ssg2 IS; Freneh,per ga,
81 5OaI5 OOApple. per gall " .oSS 80, o1
u 1898 75;Ginger, 81 s5Ss oo'biaoA"eii w
SaiSs-old Holland, gal, 70 0oeo !"
Domestic, per gal, 81 iOg3 w
RUMS-Jsmaca, 81 Wao'
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double.cOumn octave pages threading mat
ter yearly. II presents IN an inexpensive
form, considering iis amount of mattOr, with
freshness, owing 10 It's weekly Issue, and
with ~ satisfactory completeness attempted
by no other publication, the best Essays, Re
Views CrlticismH, tales, Sketches of Travel
aud Discovery, Poetry, scientific, Geographic
cal, Historical aud Political Information,
from the entire body OF Foreign Periodical
Literature.
tbs therefore Invaluable 30 every Amerl-
can reaJeT, az the only fresh aud COM
PLEfE compilation u an Indispensable cur
rent literature, iSponsiblo because II em-
braces tne prOduCtiOHsof
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MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH


hHW lnRKi Apul u.--slo0Rs strong.
Money pur cent cold 3lus EEehange
luHh ~ Mi short " h1H. state buulh
Nil, .ppkuTuiurni huudh luNeI
GOA upputd ~ uus
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EsoILENrs Avn rmuIrs.

EsCULEN rs--lrish potatoes, per Dbl 80 90
gsl 10; OHlaus, per bbl, A 90, Cabbage, wes'
tern, pOr crate, none; HoniHer9, por dozen,
~ 80, ktOuiL, per box, So,
BuTrEN AND CHEESE Batter, western
per lh. 20Ol96U; cheese, western, l2Hl5c,
FkullS-Applbs green, pur BIOL, 81 W@0 DO
Appl0a dried, per lbs, ic ponchosi por III Sc,
Oranges, per box, q OU Lemons, per box, tO,
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The Most EmiUct Living Authors
SUCH as IT. non. W. Il. Gladstone, PROT
Max Muller, Prot Nndull Dr. ". -, Gar
pentor, 4, A, Proctor, Prof Huxley, Jns. A,
Froude, Edward A, Freeman, Frances Power
Cobhc, II. Mackenzie wallace, The nuko OF
Argyll, Mira, MulOch, William Black, Jean
lugcluw, Miss rhlokotay, Mrs, Oliphant,
Mira. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, TugueuieL Auorbach, Rushin, Tom
nysOn, Browning, ana many others, ara rep
resented IN the pages OF
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NTo1IOEIS HEREBY GWEN HAT IN
~ ao.omiance with an order of the county
court OF Dallas county, made on the 2lst IN
staDt, an election will be held on saturday,
the 10th day of April next, for the purpose
OF determining by he voice of the qualified
voters therein, whether hogs shall be per-
mitted TO run at large In the following SUD
division of said county OF Dallas, to-@it.
Beginning on the east boundary line OF said
county at the point, where the Texas anu
Pacific railroad enters said county ,hence1
along tho roadbed of said railroad west until
IL reaches the trinity river thenFe UP salu
river with Its meanderings TO he Elm FORK
OF said Trinity river thence up siu Einl
Fork with It's meanderlpRs 70 the county
line between Dallas ana Denton counties
inence east along the north boundary line
~ Dallas county to Rowletts creek thence
down RowIeit'e creek with its n eanderings
10 the east boundary line of Dallas county;
thence south along said eeSt boundary line
TO the place OF beginning except 80 much OF
said above described sub-division aB Is em-
braced within tho limits of precinct No. l, of
said Dallascounty.
said order having been made upon the pc
tition OF twenty freeholders living IN said
subdivision, asking for tho enactment ola
stock law under chapter ninety eight, OF the
general laws ofTexas, pa sed by the Elf
teeuth legislature; said election to be held
at the places named below, pnder the So
pervision OF the following named PERSONS
appointed by said court TO hold the same,
to-wit: II. d Scott, at Poortown Mac Eili-
son. Mt Farmers Branch W. j, wheeler, ny
Richardson VIM Lovelace, ~ Upper Duck
creek Is. +. Galloway, at ,Wortninslons
Ychooi house: BENJAMIN u. lnnbnm, 81
| Bales School house, and Thomas ID. Goats,
AZ h u9ek 1fe0A HARwooD.
County Clerk,
BY W. H. TBAcKER, Deputy.
meh22-dlw-w3t.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Roseudle- Is worth ~ u barre
louisville best, liz lie kept, 81 80 " barrei
DALLAS, 81 50. ,-,.x,,,
LiME-The best quality in barrels sworth
rs; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas Zoc' pei
PIASTER Ia worth IS 50 a barrel.
rhe suppy;ot the above mentioned aru-
as ia ample demand fair: market hrm'
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 23@3 30; sal VI
mon, lib g. 4j92 to: HOLSTERS, ~ OOeZ ~
Cove oysters, 6Oa65; Corr beef, 81 20
slI 75ml5 so.
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FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, 50 . San
Jacinto, sS so Empire, 81 %; xxx, s. % 4;
Eagle, 81 75 Magnolia, in sacks, 81 IDS, " 20 !
Todd's xxx, - so; state Central XAAXA,
81 o; Choice Family, 81 %; star Mills, M
So 10 Graham, S375 bran, VI W corn meal,
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lg-ExTRA OFFER FOR 1873, GA

To all new subscribers for 1876, will he sent
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no first inStalments of . new serial 'Erica,"
translated from the German OF Frau Won
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Progress.
THE LIVING AGE is Il Weekly Magazine
giving more than
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LlTTELL'S LIVING AGE.

Jan. !, 1873, TlIE LIyING AGE enters upon
It's l36th volume, During the ypur II will
furnish 10 its roaders the productions of the
foremost authOrs, above named ana others
EN- Tracing the choicest Serial aud Shorl
Stories by Leading Foreign NOyullsts, ana
nm amount
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AtW iuRK, Aprll p,-nlprliug dull NJ
% money hollN pAt ~ ppI rrul nud tl u,1,
uuNrfuWrut bonds nfm NuW nNus III uif a,
state hluds qulet nul STEADY,
NAV uHLtAAH, Apill o.-uold u uuBl OO'.,
mani lH hlvllug uhnk tlHU,
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CAV HnTpE Aprl p-Cutlun- Rreelpts
$40 bHlph, EApurh, u,uat iutAlu bhlua,
80 htu uHitti continent H-- utluh, g. an
hnl -- hnithi ruhslNlhp h 10 halth nHlrh
lNh hHirh hluuN al,Ai bales. AaI.pl
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Sliss

.....I. authorised W pschAsp any aIli'
..l.ysr 0n NO account vi ihH hFH-
riout su order sigpei ~
Ah' J., h. hARTpW,
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Is running nian 80 anIral Of Mr.. ]. G. Mcconnell
This looks like am his late residence yes.
nfter day, and viii at four o'clock. Rev.
again by many VINO Methodist church,
1t ia too late, as car not stay IN he house.
but thirty days. ID. N. l.earaao,,io
patentee ofsaid Hasonlc
boring business foPthe last Two years and y
am acquainted With the most OF The sugers
in use, and having run the CentenniPi Anger
for the last flve months, would oheeriully
recommend Il ms the most complete, ana
best 6uger In the market. Yours respect
fully, y. r. DEPLER,
ianSd&wlm
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he
from Duty.

tools have bce.pended from Daty.
h@s becon Hickox, the messenger, and
sgSa,,en pfoss, the guard of the Texas ex-
where the,mpany, who had charge of the
You machine az the time of the robbery
5 OrTo y Ses''hed last Thursday morning,
vented with suspended from duty until
from two ic,nvestigation in the matter.
s s1s GaGn"5lemm,,ioers of the company do not
buqne, lo,r that these employees acted
or stock och fdavely or discreetly on the occa-
10 1rsTS 81 this robbery, hence their sus.
call on me,
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8ljlg gerald,


.u.... .rr Wprlrn0ani lAs
.. s.uws. ui NsAilus hnnm5
....4. m4uu, EnBIanh, afe our aply
.....I ls us 70 solicit sAn' llpllnNs
...rl .lmfuia. nae paw u SAN
uul 100 n.r,ani lraan' 10 r'Nl'n
...HuHllai'np shfiiiH
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GALvEsroN, April 9.-.Hldes lower and de-
Ginning. DIyselected lj}ac; light anlten l3lac
stack sailed lO1Sc; kip5 l2Hc wet sailed Sc
lected 6lSgSc; butchers green &C.
Wooi-Small trade; medium TO fine spring
olp, free of buI =, l7G2Oc; coarse l3gl6c; west
ern and bury lOGl3c
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AGreatInventiOn

And one OF much benefit TO the people AZ
inIvc. niycava attracts attention. II has
hoen the hisioiy of all tradosand branches
of labor that The primitive method OF nc
complshing the desired end has been qnite
lnborious, and very slow N US rn u.e,,s Nv
connrm me assertion. First digglnF WIN
tSo pick aud spade, then6nnehody tf,usht
Of boring by hand but NJ yrst Wy w aSSISi 10
used We're crude ,o affairs a., ia sSjourning
pure water. Tho one
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blNhhFuol' Ap'll N'-Nuoh "NoUuh N
aOtlYo ana lruul
TUESDAY, MONDAY,
Mlddllng UpluudH tt. I'd bId
Mlddling OTluNuH.,., GA t'.u
sales 1900 bnlut, speculation ana export
900 buo5i receipts 10 ,N0O bales American
b,nun burs,
Futures, l-lOd better
uplHudE low mluUllnE clause April de-
delivery % "a .32N6l; May Hud Jane .d2idi;
June ANA July b. dl.ald, July ana August
Il l'ldl; August and september d'Ad, sep.
tomhcr and October tNd,
Shippo March ana Apnl by sail d lI6l,
2 y IN -iIpNndH IuW miidilug clause
Aprll aud May delivery D " i2i; June and
July d s3!dj September Rud october j-ldl
@ z ul,--SalcH American, luWB uplAnda
low a iddlins clause May anu June dcliV.
Cry "a SD; Smy ana August l-lNd; An.
gust ana september 6' ,gb $500 shipped
April ana May bl sail, ll-lul,
d % m,--tuturCs sluWdy,
uplauds low md1ling clause Aryil de-
livery liI01; Apfil ana May li.lWl Nay
mud June 6i July ANA August | va,
sep,umber aud OotobeO 5-usd
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And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccommOda'
tons and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Az TENARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis a Iron Mountain and fu, Hallway ~
all points North, Hast ana huuthehAt,
Al LuSuNlfM JUNCTION and MIN,
NICOLA, with all trains on the International
II. u, iur ~ lef, Palestine, Houston, 0Alyea'
ton ana Kan Antonio,
AZ nALLAh, win trRinh Of the Houston
aud Texas OentrAl il. II, fOi COraicana,
Motia, nromond, Waco, Calvert, llNHn,
liompstpAd, Menham and Tor all points IA
Middle aud huuthVTn Texas,
AtallEilMAN, with H., a a, q, Hallway,
Tor all pniniH un The line OF that road,
A. FuHr WOklH, with stages AL
poiniA IN wUstetn rukHa
AthhREv kPokr, with hod River steam.
ora for Now Orleans,