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Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
From W. X. Chisholm, NJ. D., Of
New Bedford.

81 have employed the PERUVIAN
SYRUP successfully in cases Of dyspep.
sia, chronic diarrhoea, nervous dsbil.
ity, neuralgia, erysipelas, boils and
diseases of the skin also, chlorosis,
leucorrhea, prolapsus uteri, and in
female complaints generally. As al
alternative tonic, the syrup ought tt
be used by clsrgymen, editors, clerks
cashiers, lawyers and others who u.s.
their brains more than their muscles
as we'll as operatives, printers, tailors
shoemaksrs, seamstresses, and all those
whose occupation confines them in Ill
veptilated and over. heated rooms, wis
are liable 70 suffer more or less frou
nervous debility" Sold by dealers
generally.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13


for wri u. ip ls74, Jchn RI CHI
Dem. = elected Governor, Y
najos over N. Jump, tLssvots bSaRG
IL, 4ss for Cochran, and 1929 fo'
Jump, ths figures showing falling od
of 100 in the Republican vote and III
increase Of 1855 in the Democratic
Evoss.. fhs'wss the 'ysaf- when ths
famous Democratic DISTINGUISHING mill
was put in operation, but the machine
being somewhat clumsy and new, II
did not work very well the first eau
paign, but sufficiently well ~ bull-doze
tho State to the Democrats. That year q
trial Of the machine showed its en-
cheney, and its cranks being freshly
oiled, it WAS put vigorously TO work
preparing for tho Presidential cam
paign. In 1876, the never-to- be-for-
gotten Hayes and Tilden campaign,
Hayes resolved 10, 696 votes and Tilden
1887, giving majority of 2,osl io'
rild.n. The machine since ls74 had
su cceeded in decreasing the Rspu blisan
vote 573 in Presidential election
Year, when it would naturally have
been a thousand In excess, and 1t in-
ere ased the Democratic vote only s69,
show ing plainly taat The Republicans
did not vot. the Democratic ticket, 81
the latter showed only the pitiful in
crease Of S69 ia Presidential year.
1t remains however for the campaign
of 1878 to dIcloss the wonderful effect
of the disfranchising mill. So CON-
plet-ly has II done its work that 1t has
astounded its inventors - indeed to
them the work is ovsrdone. 1t has
taken all the starch out OF the Demo
cratic bankers, and the Democratic
roosters languidly flap their wings and
cons umptivslv crow over such an in
sipid victory bought by u forfeit Of the
honor of the party. How stand the
figures for 1872
Here they are. The. Republicans
and Greenbackers, which we shall de-
signate as the opposition polled in the
State, 5525 votes, 479 less than the Re-
pu blicans alone pollsd in the New
Castl. County campaign Of 1876, and
5l7l less than they pollrd in the who'll
state in the same year. The Demo.
Gratis polled, 1929, only 3,09s less
than they polled in 1876, showing that
the Republicans net disfranchised stub.
bornly refused to vote for the Demo-
Gratis, and even 309s Of their own party
was so disguised that they did not
vote. The mill according to tn. show
ing Of the late election, has disfraL-
chised and bulldozed into inaction 2,724
republicans in New Castle County that
voted in 1876, besides a Thousand that
had been previously disfranchised and
bulldozed into silence the whole Repub.
Iican party of Kent County, and dis
gusted a thousand OF its own. II has
disfranchised a thousand Republicans
in Sussex besides hundreds Of other,
who are too Disguised to cast theil
votes. This is certainly glory enough
for the Democratic disfranchising ma
chine, now let that party adopt the ii.
sue paper ballot system Of South Caro-
lima, and the work will be complete
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

..ARlsK Up, ex-United States Marshal
Johnson, and enlighten us in regard to
Col. 4. l.. Martins pardon by Presiden.
Johnson. Was he pardonsd or was he
not 7 and if he was, where are the doc
uments and records to show it,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

WE HAVE AN article on "Transubtan-
tiation," which We shall publish as
soon a. we are asoured that Gath
olic" and Protestant" have exhaus-
ted themselves. 1t will probably ap-
pear tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

Wall OF DISTRESS came from the
.two-cent establishment, at Fifth an
Market streets, on Monday evening, on
account Of some nswsboy who sold q
gentleman a REPUBLICAN,, instead OF a
paper that was ably edited by streak
Of n.oonshins, just ft to b. an editor.
We don't know how the matter is "a
be reme,lird unless newsboys absolutely y
refuse to sell the REPrBLIcAs, and g.
TO their homes With empty pockets.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

pear tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

elected to fonsr-s, ey-N nstJv
being " sN for L hand, II :
for wra y ls74' John P
Dsm., elected eo''rnor IN
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

THE Erery Evening, has not had an
article at out the full moon for two days
past. The moon is waning and so is
the "E. h."
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
, w. HoCnKEPPEL-Li.xuis,


L PRoFEasoK or ,,,
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German French
and Spanish. Having made a thOrsu1h
course at the celebrated. High Schools" Of
Prussia--the German Institutions for learn
Ing being tire most renowned In the world
he Is fully competent TO Instruct both ladies
and gentlemen In any OF the above languages.
or give them preparation for any college here
or In Europe. Terms have been greatly mod
Grated and time made suitable to any one
Great care is taken and diligence used in the
advancement of his pupils He IL confident
of his ability IN tmpart more thorough
knowledge In less time and at lower terms
than could be obtained at any college, or with
any professor anywhere. Pupils may Join
class or recite private lessons. by special
request, lessons In bookkeeping, Arithmetic,
Geometry, Algebra, etc., are given to begin.
ners as we'll ~ TO advanced students A
special time is set apart Tor ladies, md par.
tfcJlar care is given to young beginners.
Practical German and French conversation
classes. Call at, or send q postal card to office
at Room No. 8, at Almonds Building
Eighth and Market streets. Office hours,
from II to II a. m.., 8 to 9 p. m, and $50 to
D. IN. Residence. 14l6 Delaware Avenue.
nHONOGRAPHY, FRENCH and Span
Il ish taught at the Evening school, corner
Sixth and Market lSayille Building, third
story.) A. A. MACDONALD teacher. Resi-
dence, N8 West street. OctN lind
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE, I
CRY OF DALLAS, February %, 1873.
The different wards OF the city of Dallas
having been changed sincs the last election,
the following ordinance IL published Tor tne
information and guidance OF Oil concerned,
viz
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city OF Dallas.
Be Il Ordained by tie CITY Council Of the Guy
Of Dallas:
Section. |. The city shall DE divided into
four wards, as follows, to-wit: the First
ward shall embrace all OF the corporate Inn
its bounded by the river ON the west, the
corporate line on the south, Akard and $50.
amore streets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shall be entitled TO elect, BY
its own vote alone, two aldermen. The
Second ward shall begin ~ the river on Elm
street and run thence with said Elm street
| TO sycamore street, thence with sycamore
street TO Ross avenue, with Ross avenue 10
Masten street, with Masten street to Dallas
branch, and thence with the Dallas brancn
| to the north line OF the city, thence with
| said line TO Trinity river, and down the
river TO the beginning, and shsll DO entitled
| TO elect, by its own vote, two aldermen, The
i Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
| limits east OF the second ward and sycamore
street, and north OF Elm street, and snail be
entitled TO elect, by It's own vote alone, two
aldermen. The Fourth ward shall EN- brace
all of the corporate limits east OF The First
ward and south OF Elm street, and shall BE-
entitled TO elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. horided. That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat. NJ. Burford shall also be
| included 10 the Fourth ward.
section 2. That this ordinance 60 into
effect from and after January !, 1878.
| Approved November -, Isl. -"
| WI. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest; J. B. HERurosp, Secretary. $50
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SAN MARCOS.

Ran MARCOS, TEXAS, March 2O, 1873.

4 Ito Drive, Etc.
BAN MARCOS, TEXAS, March 25, 1873.
y To the Editor of The Herald
Believing an item or two from the
west will not DO thrown into the waste
basket, but find place in your inter-
esting columns, | take tho time to note
4 them,
The farming interest in the San Mars
cos valley is well up. The small grain
wheat and oats-of which there is a
large increase in acreage, is growing fast
and is truly very promising. Corn
n planting is over, and much OF it is up
A and looks very prettiIy. The major
y portion OF the cotton crop will beplant>
"A ed this week Altogether the outlook
y is good and encouraging to the farmers,
" but have yet to meet one who does not
n tell about the same sad story OF hard
u times. Corn SOC, wheat 81 and oats 25c
a bushel, and no home market for
N either. No money in circulation, and
" the tax collector pressing us at every
N step. These are stubborn facts but |
" tell them to be hopeful, be cheerful, for
N it is said the darkest hour is Just before
n daylight, that already bright streak
u of day can be seen in Washington in the
demonstration of silver which is
N soon to be followed by another flash
q in the repeal of the resumption act; and
~ hope by still another il the abolish-
ment of national banks and prepare
ten for the issuance of greenbacks to
meet the demands of trade and com
merce. And vet another, in the repeal
of the bankrupt law They say these
& lights are at best very dim, even in the
East and that we are long ways from
~ the eastern horizon. We want someN
* thing to brighten the western horizon.
81 am asked the question why 1t is that
- our taxes have been doubled since the
,& war, while we have no increase in 9TH
IN GERS and but little in salaries? 1t IS
IA claimed that the valuation OF property
w as rendered for taxes in 1877 must be
= nearly double that of 1867, yet in 1866
| and 1867, one halt the present rate on
n the valuation supported the government
N and all moved on without word OF
M complaint of hard times, Why is thist
"a. Who is to blame2 What is the causet
s# You, Mr.. Editor, can answer these
# Questions, perhaps, 10 the satisfaction
4 OF the many anxious inquirers. l VIII
VIII not attempt it now, but will say l am
az more than pleased to see this feehng sc
AK deeply impressed upon the yeomanry
Sc Of the country. 1t is certainly favor
able and cheerful indication for the
|# future in the selection of state, county
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CONCENTRATES GROCERY ~ARREI

pACON. per lb-short clear, 3-4SiOc,
shnnlders, 63-4G7c; Breakfast, 10 l'E9llci ury
ARtSirisTER per ID Western, SoSS5c; country
2lg3Oc: ,,,, povDrRs.-variousb brands, IA
lb cans, per doz 81 2a9l oO; l-z 10 oo' g IVY
2 eO;,l do do, 81 21g4 80, ,si.so
CHEESE-W esteTn.R lib, IL to 10 l'2c'
HANDLES Star, L. 10 s., l5gloo.
CoFFEF--Java, per Id, 2S@3O' nj ,, cIoiVe,
S1Sa5l / 20 prime, 2l92l l-ic; common W
ii rIsoiNssCESTRATED LYE-Varlous brands
doz. Id c.us, per case, 81 25g5 w; M. ID,
FIsH-Mackeral, per bbl, sl0 Ugsii WI A''
Of Ooasl Is white fish, kit, S9sl %,
uTiRRT NGS-Drisd, per Oox, iOgJ0c.
sgSH-Dried goldfish, per b, S,tgo; ,o.,
IARD-In fierce, 3-4@lOc; " ID pals, lug
N lie: ana 10 10 in tins, IL S-i!slZG,
!" as~Per ID, fancy brands, l4SSlSHc;
on MILF d1 i, < ssEs-Fancy Loui lana, per gal
enas5e; Choice, 55@6Oc; Prime Sosooc' rar'
ij(a5Oc. - In, -os-i.
hI,d IpUuranuIated, per III, II ?-l9i2ci
crnSSad, II 1.3ailo; Powdered, II l,zslzci
Cr9 an nsr 10, lOi46l0 lac; Choice
IJonisiana gag l-2c; Prime, Z i-4Ss &c oIui-
,,ory 10 Fair. sas lac; Common, Ssigo AZ
" s0pA-Case; bi.csrb. English oso LEG
ke NATURALIZATION ~ brands, per ID, H4gSc
soAP-Olive, 54s6c; fancy soaps per IVA
a 2S%gf9TWWiiiverpool sack, 81 6O9i IS; ohie
liver. 10 bbis, s. l5a2 90, table, per sack IL
ST1ER rupovder, 5Oa75c; imperial ooe
| e,c. Ianan- foaeOc. Oolong, 409I5c: =,
TiNEGAR2Cider, 2sssoc; white wine' y
' G15c,
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IOIIA.,O nAHAET,

PLud ruBAuIo-Yhglnia bright nna
pounds, aisyli de- du finu anu extra twist, 900
zoo, 40 de- pxtrA b'ln twlht, BaylOh, 40 no
dluin d auu l2-iu tNlsh hhtUJu de- minon !.
Ia, tw,Ht, ibgD,O, 40 mAiugauy navy d., "a
M, ib9Dui isuunNihu navy, bright mhhok'
any 3, hl9nO0i dudO aAhugauy, aHusail, 40 dc
mahogany ~ Oia.a iss 90, 40 40 DARK ma
hug any, $4,000, do uu nae blAch, Nyllo,
FlNN uuf- luuloa, IVguof me alum 700
SOC, iH,f, iOteslct com ,uOn, We,uoo,
sMOklNu VA. lnlh hmusing, - ana y
1OgBio, huntuokyi di1bOui common 20 good
$40 luoi fancy, ah ~ quallly, u ijWl bu, non
rad,z, Imported, POT 10, OIL ~,
DOM ESflu LluAlts- havana, th09lOOi
Hved ANA Havana, i0gSO, do do scrap hilei
a1Mb, connecticut Aovd, 2lBdG ordinary,
lbSln, cnoTuoiH aud aAuh, llegia,
APOR I'D CIGARS, price pur 1000, 1909
del ray, slbO, LOndrus, sii0, bruVnH, sliO Con-
onaA, $50, Flor do PrlnHauo, sllOi Lundfch Ne
q Tle, So, Opera Grand, yllUi upetAh, slO
opera Ruua, 80, Roma NlctOriu, 500, lionra'
do cigarettes, a.
SNUFF -Mhooaboy, S5aSsci ltappo French
vi scotch ana DundyiJoI, oOgaooi common
NJ
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AGreatInvention

And one of much beneft to the people at
large, always attracts attention. II has
of labor that the primitive method OF ac-
com plishing the desired end has been quite
iaborious, and very slow In rs rusul,s, At
least the history o. well making seems 70
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
Of boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude affairs, and capable OF bor-
Ing but . small hole, snrplyins very ,s little little
west NJ AIDE the demand for wells SO great
that within the last two years well.boring
tools have been Invented, and the business
has become source OF money making
equalled by no other branch where the IN
vestment Is so little. Mem are looking now 70
where they can get the best maehtne. TT
lection has at last been reached, and we oher
you machine complete In every detail, ono
that Ia destined to live when All others are
forgotten. IL IL the only anger ever IN
vented with stone attachment or an az
Unstable head that bofes any sized well,
from two feet up, without reimers, called
the Centennidi Wei Angsr, patented June ~,
1875, and manufactured by D. y. Hodge, Du.
the bns,ness, or trade land, town property
or stock for an auger and territory, or wan
TO travel IN this state and sell augers and
territory ON large commission, Will please
call on me ut the National hotel. or 4. Ps
Depler nj the Planters' house. Elm street,
DALLAS Texas, where L will be for the next
thirty days. The anger IN en- exhibition, and
Ia running all the time. 4 Will guarantee
any man TO make as much as $40 per day.
This looks like gold mine, doesn't IL? but
Il has been made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who pare are LUCKY enough 70 10
|. e ,oe ls,s as can not stay II h ta,c place
but thirty days. p.,.,DD,srs;,th xvsssr
N: Bras have been engaged In me Vol Vel
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c,,y Asse.sor nnd collector.

rnnnes MI, THOMAS A, rllAHk-, hh y
eSndldAlo for the once OF Ulty Assessor ana
Collector Election April 2, l'ih'
Ne aso authorized aud requested 70 an,
noinuo Mlt, j, N. OGDEN ~ u candidate 10,
reelection 10 the once OF cry Assessor anu
Collector
We ARE authorized aud requested 70 an.
eandiiatr for CITY Assessor and Collector
We nro authorized and requested 10 an
nonnco Mr.. JOHN n. dANO M candidate
Ion civ Assessor and Collector Election
April "a, 1875.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounco the nnms OF q. A. Gill M n onndl'
date Tor the ONCE ~ CITY Assessor ana Col-
lectOr. Election April 2, lVs.
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nHY annnn nAnHII.

fhlAls-liopea 90 rlnks s6l,i hhlning,
80 SOIL 10, 10, STANDARDS, l,i,bhe, slil6l
! 1911 ilIhgls, ppi Halmnny, 81,
hhuMA Hnttfl Aih-A Atlantic, A, SIT
lndiAn nesd, isisni Nashville, IA, Jss
w lpai " asNi Lawrence ~, o lrioi hAdgri
~ iiqi hNlshiihsi fepeTel, u 49, "
fRi'kAdhib MusLlNs- wamsu,,a, "a
llkpi ffult VI ihp iO1m, luni L0nslala, bse
Ipps, $40 Peabody, ao New .JefseY, y, M
DpORh- Arlington Hpwn, IiIoi Champ,
on iNillpd, 1880 lAwlslpn Ham Stripe, 80
leTrlslesn Vhseh, lbSol Arlington faney
tAAhllles-Roll, $50 Flat, $50 lllsh
'Uoi,sEf iGi Ms Esumteas, eta Penn
bellonj sei SUFFOLK, $40,
ilOks- AmuaApAg AGA, INV Lewiston,
l'ln liei do hi'ln, lhni do PLATA, laoi heihnen
a. lbni tOnlslnaa snll medal, loci dp GOA,
lstei % Dis, No, !, lpol Eastern A, vo,
Oh tCha- hoOnom lltni AmeTleuh, lloi
ualedenla, No 70, llei fafa luu, lie,
DIN hs.-lAalon, NO, uordla Xxx, llAoi
ullht hli, ls1e, YORK, 1901 CLARK q, 700,
uhhNlpls-Afllngio bs9So, hYFellAi
hflilfiis- American, $50, ulAsgow, 6l,
400 AlabalnA, as, brown, 1870,
ulhuHAhh- AnOskeAg, VOL Hates, pol
henifrwi VOL southwark, roi dfeaa styles
1850,
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gerald.


,r. Arc authorised and requested % a., an,
W. NM uauie ni NJ, u hAhLlhuipA
lNNN,trlInAn 81 tnp hpeonl Ward Elhpllp'
Apli-i NJ ...o,... ,,.n.m.
arc auihuIiked w announce ~ hAlA,
W W'lEhHi tn alderman ~ the fihl
ee.h. Election ApIllA
nv, ara authorized ana Tegueslsl 70 an
w. Mt mo uan,soiW, ~, MCINTYRE "a =
~ foT a ldeTman OF lhp fpuflh WAFl
slselion April y lSia' ..
M arc authorized sna fsaassSEleelh h y a. sn,
nuNN nstf for Alderman iInm tho fpuflll
Iagd. Election Aplil =, 1915
Ws arc authorised aud Requested W Az
We ",hs name III COLONEL w q, hplg
PhwD t0r Alderman oi lhp lhlla warn
tiselion ApIli y 1918
~ authorisad and requested ~ an
We ~ ,r nnius of col, j, y, lALDW ELL
pNeNrtaudi aio fOT Aldefman nom lhn flIH'
Wafi' Election Aprll z, lhlH'
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what the YVES, MiiIno.

st. Louis Republican; The New
York World sets it down among the
Possibilities that, at the congressional
election in November next, the demo-
Gratis may lose seats in Tennessee, iii
nois, Missouri, and the Far West. This
Is highly improbable in any Of the sec
tons named. As to Missouri. we are
Just as certain to gain seats as that the
election will take place, and that upon
a silver, greenback and antisresump'
tion platform, in so far as those mea'
sures are not settled satisfactorily to th'
west in the meanwhile.
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A., arc authorized aud requested 70 AZ
mnnes captain ", v, MORTON hsa eanal'
xxx Tor reelection " Tue once ui wy MH
gsGal. ~ tho ensuing election Aplh y '''''
We arc apthoBsed ara rslasse,1,aa 70 G 10,
tiaTshaI ~ the ensuing elrellonI ApHl
- 40. are authorized ana requested 70 an,
Wen MH. A, w, MlASOh lor thn once o'
aaup'ev Nlushal, hleetion Apll n 1879,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are sui.
passed by none In the State. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q i: KY
at s:45.; Hannibal ut 10:i5 q. m. and Sedalfa
at 8:45 p. TO-, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons'
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X. 4 4. at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa,
cifc at Sherman for BIT. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phls, and all points East and southeast, and
1T Hopston with the g., ii. y. A. for Ban
Antonio, the g., ii. a II. for Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas SteamanlT
Line 70 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the naturs
OF the soil and the open prairie country ovei
which IL passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beaufiful
groves, well cultivated helds OF cotton, corn,
sm all grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference 70 others, .u.
at. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
nj Zoo %, m, Houston at 400 p. m :, Hearne
at 1000 p. M, Dallas 5:S5 Q. m. and Denison
at 1l:t5 q. m.
10 Ray Yoar Tickets and ship Your Freight
= Nv fh0
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WILMA ANnIIauOnn.

VII lHkf-sweet maAh, VI 1904 aO hou
mash u Nlup,
NlNEh-piarot, IN ease, VI lbl ualawbA
helfy ,por gaip VI iu0i UOI Madaria, pot ga
| blesa w Nnlia Wina, IN oAhaa, ~ Sgsl 90
unA AluNk-uonhH, ~ baHket, pla-2t
iieldhluoR, Ia basket, ~ Oli hfuE, ~ basket
w w puniuHilp Cuainphignr, tl2,slh'
ALh-htuok ale, eaAk, " lDS4 ~, fofler
casa, VI lhn2 b.
BRAN Dilss- domestic, IN oaAk, tlgsla
uosnao, purgAi, " A.ss lhi fIpnph,peI gAl,
" bpslD Ol,Applv, por gal, VI iaata lai fpaeh
VI io9a ihiuingoL VI 1905 OOihlaok befiyiHi W
90 10
ulNs--Old Holland, pergal,, W 6Ogb w
Domestic, poi gala VI iO0,l ~,
~ Mh-JHInACa, W 1850,
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LUMRER MARK EFT.

YELLOW PINE-Boxiug, scantling, per
thousand, SIS 90; dresse , SIS 90; flooring,
dressed and matched, So 90; Matched CEILING
sis 90; Misunderstanding, SIP so; fencing,
2lB 10.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand
S45 90; surfaced, $50 0O matched ceiling, S22 30;
Notwithstanding, so %.
YPRESS-Rough, per thousand, Sio w
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, Si5 co. =. 49,, ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, W OOg5 w;
long leaf pine. sawed, IS so; cypress cuO, VI W
81 20. 49,,
LATBES->Yellow pine, So 80 per thou
aanh
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/, Bay Yoar Tickets and ship Yosr Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

tho following Ofnces and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning MOI
only the III. at. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
III. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
A. ALI,EE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, loi
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill. :.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent Nc
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
A Inform alton may also be had At the ssen.
o es OF the IA. X. a T. Rail way, In New York,
Cnicaso, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.LouiS
y. WALDO, tt
4 ann Pa. 4 TfsiRht Art Houstnu, IoxA,
iS-r---- All. eWAHsoN, 3ll18r
osn1 papes xcus>on,. xeHos:lans0p
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EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

SOUTHWESTERN potatoes, per bbl,s3 %
a3 80; Onions, per Dbl, So 50; Cabbage, weH'
Tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozen,
81 50, Kroutz, per box, 50.
BJTTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
ner Id. 20a25c: cheese, western, l2@l5c.
FRUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, " OOSB 90
Apples dried, per IDS, &c; peaches, per lib Sc
Oranges ranges per box, 0 90; Lemons, per box, So.
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ga are authorized aud requested 70 Az,
,nuncr ihu name uf MIR w. NJ, kpWAhDH
IA candidate for City Attorney Eleouoh
April 2, ISIS,
Az, ar, authorized and requeated ~ an'
Wn',,, iiAitNETr GIBBS hA candidate
~ ELECTION to the ONCE of city Attorney
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BAIlING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, l4hGl4>Sc; Heavy 1910
l6c. 800. c,,,o,, ooo.ooc
iRoN M Es-Arrow, ~ rs per bundle, with
discount on large lots
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LIVERPOOL. April i,--Noon-Cotton is In
moderate inquiry, which is freely supplied
saturday. MONDAY.
Middling Uplands 6Jsd bTsd
MiddIins Orleans 61s1 616d
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
l 900 bales; receipts 1900 bales; American
7,l00 ba.es.
Futures quiet but steady.
UpIands low ,llddling clause April de-
livery 8 25-32d; May s 20 SD; May and June
5 N-Sld; June and July 1882; July and
5p.m -Uplands low middling clause April
and May delivery 3-i6d; June and July
5 l5-l6d, also 1882.