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NEW uHLEANH, AlaTVh ,-finur Ia steady
Anu IN lAlt lamAnAi Appplnnr " sQ AK
" uli MA " A4n on higher HTades % 90 !
il, Corn, ln iaif demand ana marx d
hia, Corn meal dull aui 'iuld AZ "a obd,s N.
natH quiet but steady, nhnlpu nAl ma Alu
iao uunHe ~ iAlf dnmAud, rafgpes nuiiuAiy
Ia prime ll',@lf.r gold, sugar IA lair
luManii elLulnn 10 good runnmun " igni,ol
falr Ia nlly fair Nag ~ prlme ~ uhnloe iW
NJ 80 yellow clarified sAaS b, Mnlassos uul0i
nnllmOn lnHlhui nir .uNfiO primo ~ uliOir0
hginp Nee dpmgnd llshi, hOldue hrmeri
ordinary in choice Louisiana a' ,ahl.o fuTA
quiul ard weak, liaallho lMron quloi
ANA veal, hhuulauih, ij.ubri clear bs
uA9b3tei clear tldeh i9sn,
.NEw iolk, March h-flour dull and do.
euning Wheat IeAlo lower Corn shade
Lard il heavy, steam VI shHi 30,
Nluht-puilnu unlni aud unchanged. sugar
nrm and IN fair demand, gaANao, moderate
Trade New Orleans molaaAes steady aud
IA iair demand,
NJ l.Ouh March h.-hlour dull, IanoS 10
$3.50 lai Ohaice w 1hasd, Wheat very dun,
~ lover M ared TALL " 10y, aprlng dull
n 90 BID, Corn, 0',gllp oap steady and
lirm, sbgo, rye steady, MNr Whlakty ~
Pork dull ~ Iln nOaln 20 bulk meats dali,
iacun dull iaaD',o aud dior shoulders,
cleaf ribs and olrar aides very little doing,
Lard very duh, IL ~,
cattle aud unchansedi packing
VI dl9a ~
Hoss-Packing nomiuAlly Us 6Oga %.
Sleep Ia good demand for fat, common
ana edium,
IIides aud WooI.
GALVESTON, March d. Hides quiet steady,
dry selected lln, light Aallod lic aiack saltcd
re, kips li'so wet sailed AS they run
7o collected ~, butchers green dhc
MOol-Quuted quiet anu no advance, nie-
dium 10 hno inil olip, iroe " hurs llWg0o,
cnArsa liIlBci coarse Western and MuKioan
lOulgc.
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my annn. nAnNII.

fHlNlh-ltobas 6b., Pinks Ql6ls, shiTtlngu
5'ij soil IN, q l'li standards, 5l.fs6Oi htliel,
100 ualnsiH, tel harmony, 90,
Known hhllNdh--Atlantic, A, SID
Indian uead, iA,sAoi Nashville, "A, 40,
tNel, q, htei Lawrence lL, y Idol BADGER
~, go. Dwight so feperel, II, 7goi fe'
hLkACHED MUALINs- wamsntta, "a.
lliaoi Fruit ~ tho Loom, Toe, l.onadale, no
Hope, $50 Peabody, hci Now .Jorsey, q, 10,
Nassau, BE-,
nuCRh-Arllnglon brown, liy,o; Champl.
on Iwllledi liho, Lewiston Plain stripe, iac,
lawlhlogn uheosi lbbei Arlington Fancy
GAMbitlcs-Roll, 5Nc Flat, 5Nci High
o0lOru lo higher,
CoRsEr J JEANS Naumk Gag, gl.g, Penn.
berton, No, hunulk, $50,
TICKS AmnsKeag AGA, llhoi lewiston
D'lui llei do hb'in, lec, do plaid, 1850, Metlu0n
Anlooi uonisIogn gold medal, l6c, do CCA,
lsHei uo.dls, No, !, he; Eastern A, No,
Oh ECks- kcOnomi lgbsci Americus, lie,
Caledonia No, 20, l0o; Para 100, lie,
DEN Boston, hAG; uofdiA Xxx, Ike,
OTIS, 1916 1850, York, loo. ClaIk'., zoe.
ChhNluls--A Arlington, Sv@Do, Eyrotts,
~ ~ AmoslGeng, l2C,
STRIPES American, glsc. Glasgow, U.l,
llej AlAnhmai B-j, brown, 1910
lNbliAMS-Am oskeag, 90, Batos, 10,
ltenlIew, Nc; southwark, Sci drem slyos,
lUhl.
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TOBACCO mARAEr.

PLUG TOBACCO-V Virginia bright tine
pounds, Sj.ssl; do do tine ana extru twist, 0Jd
zoe; do do extra din twist, Bs970n; do me.
dun and l9.in twist; hSWOOc do common |,
In, TWIST, lb9obci do mahogany navy IS, IL
dS i6gbG Louisville navy, bright mahog'
any, hi1jdc do do mahogany, iStghi1; do dc
mahogany d class. iSIi0c, 10 do dsik ma.
hognny, iS5G5Uc, do do line bl lck, 29Gtilc.
FINE GU JhOlce, 1Og1Oti me iium, 70G
@c, fair 7OdSlC; common, O0GG5c.
BACKING -Nir.lnia smoRiag, rs and y
OaGlc; kentucky 35@6Oc; common 10 good
HDogiOc, fancy, As 10 Quality, vi IjGpl 90; Hon
mdtz, imported, per Id, 81 g..
DOMESTIC CIGARS Havana, s609l0O,
seed nnd Havana, iO9S0; do do scrap nller
S6Wiji Connecticut seed, al@}5; ordinary,
l5GlS; cbefoots and Hi2eH, llal3
I JPOR ed CIGARS, prize per 1909, Reg
del ray, S5O; LOndrue, SliO; Brevas, $40; Con-
chRs, Sl9ji Florde Prlnsado, sllO Londres lie
q rte, ssh, Opera Grand, $40, Operas, $40
opera Reua, $50 Rena Victoria. 500; llonra.
dee cigarettes, 81,
SNUFf-Maoeaboy, s6asscj Rappe French
81 Scotch aud Dundyfoot, S5@S5c; common
B1c,
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Fever and ague, and It's congenor, bilious re
mittont, besidoa affections OF the stomach,
liver and bowels, produced by miasnatic
air and water, are both eradoatod aud pre-.
vented by the use OF Hostotters stomach
BiueH, purely vegetable elixir Endorsed
by physlclans, ana more extensively used az
remedy for the shove class of disorders, M
We'll m for many others, Than any medicine
state Of the liver, II want vf vital riunIan,
are conditions peculiarly favorable 10 maln-
hal diseases. They are, however, surely
remodiel 10y the gruat n..rntlYe, which, by
inyigoratug tbs g. Bal. id endowing IL
with regularity as well Is Igor, provides II
with n resistant powg d Nlch enables II 10
withstand disorders set 1uy Of u mnlRrial
type, but hest OF ttI.iS 10 which feeble
aud III regu ated sysi,,uS are subject The
Bltters nre n safe rs N,r' ~ search ng eradl-
cant, and have widely a. lerseded That dan
gorouS drug, qu nine, s. hich pnlllates but
do 4 not eradicate m AlaIiah tillmchl2wlt
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Wlilskl-swoot mash, u 6Oai 5Oi soul
mash, " hgUUO.
NlNEs- Claret, In case, VI 10; Catawba
or gh, VI lOW2 w; Port, per gal, sl,AOt1i NJ
sheiry,pu gni,, u 1904 90, Madeira, per "a,
" W1o ~ White wine, In cases, VI 2592i ~.
OHAMfAluNE-Co Cooks, In basket, SlS 30
lleldslucG, IN baskot, s2s %; krug, Ia basket
~, w nomostlc ohnmpalgne, sl2dtlS.
ALE-Slock ale, caslt, VI 1909 90, Porter
oask, " lbug ~,
BliANDlES- Domestic, In caak, sl2@l3,
Gognnc, pergali VI as0s2 1bi French per gal,
y bOglb M,Applo, per gal, " 1908 rs; Peach
VI llGS NHlngor u s50t2 W, black berry;sl No.
az 10
dlNS-old Holland, per gal, 81 5O9b 80,
Domestic, per gnl, ~ 100. "a.
RI Ms--JhnBcH, ~ AOab,
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PROCLAMATION.

In obedience to the following resolution
passed by the Uity Council, viz
whereas, II is believed that the city can
be benefited and beautifled by concert Of
action in tho matter OF building sidewalks
and planting trees at the intersection ef
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
OF action may be effected by tina Mayor Is
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eoty.owners to so Improve their property,
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the City Council that the
Mayor he and he Is hereby instructed to is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
tate ownors TO improve their property, az
suggeated In the foregoing preamble, de-
scTiDing the kind of sidewalks and the kind
OF trees best to be plant ID.
Therefore, 1, W. l.. Caball, Mayor OF the
city oI Dallas, do hereby request oil real es-
tate owneTs In the city Of Dallas to improve
their property by making good gravel side
walFsin 'front.' OF their property, aud TO plant
shade trees, such as Nipples, Elm. China,
Box Elder and sycamore trees, along the
outer edge of said 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 hereunto set
my hand aud affixed the seal OF tho city Of
Dallas, this I'D day OF January, 1873.
Attest: w. L, CABELJ.
j. B. HEREFORD, MAYOR.
secretay, ian24dlof,
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GROCERY nAREEr

RAcON. per Ib-short clear, 0 S-4GlOci
shoulders, 6s.iG7c; breakfast, 10 i29llc; dry
'H BtliTT TER per ID Western, SO9S5c; country
2563Oc. -.-...,., ,....,,s
lb cans. per doz 81 25@l so; L. do do, 81 61S
CHEFsE-Western y 10, Is 70 10 Lao.
CANDLES star, 4s TO So l59l6e.
COFFEE--Jsva, per 10, 2s9SVi MO- enoiee
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LuMnER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant,
ling, per thousand, Sl9 o.; dresse s42 2
aooring, dressed and matched, 20 0Oi Match
ed ceiling, go 90; westher-ooardihg, 81, SU,
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thOusauu,
as C1; surfaced $50 o.; matched ceiling, ~ ~;
Notwithstanding, go 90. 49, %
OYPRESS-Rough, per thousand, go w
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, 80 w. 40 o,.o 20,
SUING LES-Yellow pine, cut, 50 OO93 on
long leaf pine, sawed, 800; cypress cut, u ~
6I4 20.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble IL worth 81 v barre
Louisville, best, lit'le kept, 81 90 v barrel
Dallas. 81 50. ,,
LiME-The best quality in barrels is worth
rs; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, go pei
PLASTER ls worth IS so y barrel.
the supply;of the above mentioned arl-
les IA ample demand fair; market hrm.
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Three and a Quarter Thousand

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sucn as ri. Hon. W. II. Gladstone, Prof
penter, II. A. Proctor, Prof Huxley, jus. A.
froude, Edward a. Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe b. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke OF
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a1 I'm tina npyVs n
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EsoULENTS AND rRUyrs.

EsCUL TS-Irlsh potatoes, per Dbl, 50 20
et3 W; onions, per Dbl, 80 50 Cabbage, wes-
tern, per crate, u co.
FRUITS-Apples green per Dbl, IS 0O@i 30
Apples dried, per Ids, nc; Oranges, per bbl
II 90; Lemons, per box, 10 00
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Money 3 per cent. Gold 81 Ola. Exchange
long ii 81; short "a SO, state bonds
quiet, Government bonds strong and
higher.
Gold opened at 81 OK.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BREADSTUPFS.

FLOUR Crescent, in sacks, $50 san
Jacinto, So $50; Empire, 50 1926; XXX, So % !
Eagle, 81 75 Magnolia, in sacks, " lbs, - 20
Todds XXX, IS so; state Central XA&X,
81 %; Choice Family, So 20 star Mills, M
a 10 Graham, $40 bran, ST 20 corn meal,
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice IL hereby given that win begin on
the first day OF January next TO make the
assessment Of roal estate and personal prop
eIty for the city taxes OF 1878, and all persona
owning, or having In tOeir possession M
agent of another, any real estate or personal
property are hereby notified TO come for
ward 20 the Office OF tho city Assessor and
Collector and render the same before the
first day of February, 1879
j. NJ OGDEN
dec2g-lOt City Assessor 6 Collector,
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nssg-exTRA OFFER FOR 1878, -isa

To all new subscribers for 1873, will be sent
traits the six numbers OF lSIl, containing
he tirst Instruments of new serial Erica"
translated from the German Of Frau Won
IngeTsleben-the best work OF one OF the best
ana brightest authors OF Germany. A new
story by the charming English authofess,
numbers. from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter,
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AIN ARTERY OF CSHHERCE AND TRAD.
ITO ALL POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the Weat.
It's passenger and freight Trains are SUR
passed by none In the State. PullmanP
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q Il. ny
ut s. =. m; Hannibal at 10 a. M, and hedalia
ct G.23 u. m, running through to DeniHou,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana EOus-
ton without change. connection Ia also made
at sherman with the Texas ana Peciflc rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. Il Il. at Denison for et. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cifio at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phls, and all points East and Southeast, and
~ Houston with the a., IL. n y. A for ban
Antonio, the o., II. d IL. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shiI y for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Hayre 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 sca Dreezei
pleasant scenery OF broad praities, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and NUTS render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers ana
clippers in preference TO others,
st. Louis Express leaves galveston daily
{ Except Saturday, at go y nj heuston
$50 .. 10 :, HegTne at 225 p. ~, Dallas 400 o,
N, and DCnison at il'i5 a. M
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new ORLEArs, March 6.-Night-Coiton
quiet and firm. sales $500 bales.

Receipts, net, la,9sl pales; gross l4,92i bales.
Exports 10 Great Britain - bales; coast
wise - bales; continent 7i7l bales. Stock
als, GA bales.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, l4a@liHc; Heavy l5}aS
iVyT;,yINF-Bailing l59lS; Cotton, 20922c.
IRON TIES-Arrow, - IS per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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Evening Report Financial.

NEW foRK, March 5.--sterllng steady at
4. Money easy at IA per cent. Cola
weak at 81 Ol144l 0l3a Govern ment bonds
arm. state bonds dull. New fives ~ per
cent.
NEW ORLEANS, March i.-Gold 81 0l3s@
OPS, Sight par. Sterling bank VI Dl1a.
aiAilnM Mnrhal.
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POWDER AMI SHOT.

poWDER-Keg2 o. lbs, FFF, rifle Sl5 Keg
lgI5 lbs, FFf, riu0, s3.SS; Keg O Ia, lbs, FIFE
s20l, Blasting $40.
sHOT-Dr0p s1,aO@2.35; Buck, ~ 55@2,G0.
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FISH AND MEATS

CANNED--Deviled ham, 81 2j@3 30; Sal
mon, lib ~ i5G2 80; l.obsters, 81 0OS2 10
Cove oysters, 60@Bj; Corn beef, 81 %.
SARDlNES-ts box, olS OO9l9 90; Ii box,
sli 7bMl6 co.
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Enr OiiY seeralnrN.

No arc authorized and requested 20 al,
uollnce CAPT. !, n, HEREFORD aH a oandl-
,iur lnI reelection 10 the ONCE ~ Clly heO.
Trury. Election April q lhA,
NO arc authorized aud requested "a an,
uounrr CAPT, j. j, cox asst candidate for
tnr once Of Llty secretary, Election Aprll
a. I.th,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Great Limited Mail Route
lhnM
st. Louis to the East.
COMPOSED ~ rms
VANDALlA LINE, PAN HANDLE
ANn
nLhI kIQUI MAAIIA ID Id
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.
Tho Only Raute Auaning Pulllaan
Palace Cars FROM ~. Louis 10 New
York Without Change.

Tho ah ~ represents the shortest aud
Quickest hunlu frpm ~ lnulu IA tho hea.
board, unninr through ono VI tho mOst
populpua ana Interesting portions ui thf
country, WIN many lalHe ana Important
elites npnn ia llut, II pAsaeA through Van
dAlla, hmnghsla, lerr hauto, lndianapo-
Columbus Newark, hiuuhannyille, fllts
hurgh, lpsaonl Altoona, Harrisburg, Ian
caster fhiladclphia, Trenton, Newark, a,
! and Jersey tllyi On Ia rOulo 81 Nov
York,
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LlTTELL-'S LIVING AGe.

Jan. !, 1875, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
Its la9th volume, During the year II will
furnish to It's readers tho productions of the
foremost authors, aDoYonamed and others,
EN- praeing the choicest Serial and Short
stories by Leading Foreign Novelists, nnd
AN omOuuL
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llnappr0aChed by Any Other
Periodical

in the world, of the most valuable Literary
ana Scientific matter of tho day, from the
pens OF the leading Essayists Scientists
Critics, DISCOVERIES and Editors, represent
ing every department OF Knowledge and
PrOgTess,
THE LrVna AGE Is Weekly Magazine
giving more than
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HOusIOn and Texas Central Railway
Bay Your Tickets and ship rspr Freight

The following Onices and Agents hava
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning NOT
only the II. & T. B. Railway, but Texas gen,
orally:
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadway, N. Y,
Gen. J. b. no ERTt on, Pass.& Immigra-
A. ALLEE, North " esteTn PGss. a gent, l0i
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLaiES, Southeastern Agent, No,
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
Information may also DO he'd nj the sgen-
Q es OF the IA. X. & I. Rail way, In Scr YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Brnri6sl and st.iouis
y. WALDO,
Gent Pas. . Freight Agt, Hsustonr ztxs>
Ssni Supi., Houston: rsxu:iansuu
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CITY TREASURER.

We ARE authorized ana requested 20 an
nOunCe the name Of John W, BOWEN M u
candidate for recollection 10 the olllce Of CITY
Treasurer, Election Aprll 2, lsls.
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9ailg gerald,
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Vor AIdsrman-First wsTa.

We arc authorized aud requested ~ an-
no,ince lhs name Of COZ w. CALDWELL
NJ Il rnndl 4ulp iOf Alderman from The FiIhl
,uarl. Election Ann q, 1919,
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s1a candidate lor uny Attorney, Election
Aprll =, lais'
We are authorized aud requested a. au-
lor reelection 10 the once ol cry Attorney,
UiiS Assessor nud VUiiHctuF,
Wo ARE authorized and requested 10 au.
Yuunrr y, N, EDMuN nHON aH u candidate
ml cry Assessor und Collector ~ tho vnHu'
ng election, April 2, lNh,
We are authorized aud requested 10 au-
nnunup MIR, q, T. GREEN aA u candidate ior
tiY Assessor ana Collector NJ The ensuing
election April 2, 1873.
We nrn authorized and requested 20 au-
uOuuou FEE II, by AN IN "a candidate Tor
tliJ Assessor ana Collector NJ The ensuing
election, Aprila, lNiS.
We ara authorized nud requested 10 an
nOuuCu Mr. THOMAS A, PIlAREr, IN II
candidate Ton the ONCE OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector Election Aprll 2, l'is.
We asc authorized aud requested ~ an.
noUuCe MIR, i, N. OGDEN m u candidate for
reelection Ia The Once OF city Assessor ana
Collector,
We are authorized and requested 10 an.
uuunce the name Of JuliUsD BOuEL IN u
candidate for city Assessor and Collector
We arc authorized and requested 20 an.
nOunco Mr. JOHN n. dANO M u candidate
for Clty Assessor ana Collector Election
April "a, 1875.
Wa are authorized and requested 10 an.
nuunce the nnmo OF e.. A, GILL ~ n candl.
date Tor the Office ~ city Assessor ana Col.
ieCtpr Election April 2, 1878,
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Marcn II O3@ll Oie;Aprll Ii G2Gll Ole; May
II l2all l4o; June II 23@ll 2jc; July IL BOG
II see; August II SJ@ll 3Sc.
Nlgn,-Cotton steady. uplands lie; Or
leans II g. sales go bales.
Consollda lated net receipts 6O,06S bales. EX-
ports to Great Britain q FOG bales; France
i0T bales; Continent % ,S5A bales; Channel
!, 80 bales; France INA bales
Net receipts S0i bales; gross Sli bales
Futures closed barely steady. Saies $4,000
hO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-07
TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

TWU fADT hATkhDS ThAlNG DAlLl
Va luIJll u inia, lrcn Ii, hel aud South.
DAYLIGHT EXPRESS Leaves the
Union hSpol ', LOUIS every morning, And
pal stations, IL has Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars for Columbus, pitiHhufgh, phllh-
delphla aud New York without change, and
but ono change 10 hOHlou, baltimore and
Washington, II arrives Ia New York early
the next evening, only one night Out aud
gives daylight View of the mr,iamvd
scenery OF The Ponnsylvnnia railroad.
ion Hepof, N. Louis, every evening. stop.
pins only AZ principal stations with
Pullman Palace uars for Louisville and ON.
cinnati, Palace sleeping Car for Chicago,
and tho livorite Pioneer Line VI Pull.
man Palace Drawing lioom Sleep.
inH Cars
FOR Columbus. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Now York without change,
Rs- Being the only Line practically under
ono management between ~. Louis and
New York, passengers nro assured VI through
connections, and ara moi subject 10 doayb AT
intermediate points Incidental To other
lines.
ns- Baggage checked through 10 all Eas-
tern cities,
Bs-rhe quickest Time Is regularly made
by this Line, and fare always as low M by
other routes.
ms, Tickets for sale nj all tisket ofiioes In
tho West aud South,
l., 4. FARMER, uenl Pass. Agent poonsylva-
MIA Ra lroad, Philadelphia,
w. L, O'hRikN, Cent Pass, Agent, Pun Han
die Route, Columbus, ONO.
OllAS, X. fOLLLTr, denl Pass. Agent, Van-
dalia Line, st. Louls, iobl2-ly
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Middllng Uplands.,.. 61sd

LIVERPOOL. March 6.-Noon-Cott
steady.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-13
chicago Religious SquaBbic

The Methodist preachers Of Chicago re-
solved not TO cOuntenance such wicked in
stitutlons as Sunday papers and so handed
in their church notices day earlier than
usual with the request that they be pub
!ishel on Saturday: But tic wicked pa
pers held the notices over day and they
appeared rs usual on the Sabbath. This
gave rise to the following resolutions by
the preachers:
Resolrcd, That We i;cHuest the managers
Of the Times and the Tribune to publish
our pulpit nCtichs in their Saturday issues
instead uf Sunday. These being news
items To which the people are entitled, and
which the papers are expected to furnish.
we will send in our notices on Friday and
request that they be not published oil the
Sabbath day.
Therelipon the Chicago Times sent to
the solicitous pastors this counter resolu-
ton:
Resoloed, That the Methodist cicrgymeii
be requested not TO read any religious or
other announcements from their pulpts
on the Sabbath day. but that all such no.
tices. beir@ news items to which the pco-
pie are entitled, be postedn Il conspicuous
pl,ce 1T or near the front door of the
Church. between the hours of a. m. and
6p: III. ON Saturday. to the end that the
Lords day may not be desecrated.