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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-16
A. Correct Opinion.

1t happened that for some time during the
recent winter season there were intelligent
citizens OF several widely-separated lands,
and from different chimes, who, after long
sojourn here, expressed the opinion that
Richmond is one of the most delightful
places for winter residence they have ever
known. Indeed, most Of them pronounced
it excellent. It is upon the line Of latitude
on the Atlantic shed that avoids alike the
obstructive and chilling frostS OF the North
and the tendency to malaria Of more south
ern ATTITUDES.
The opinions of such intelligent and ira
yelled persons are entitled to great weight;
but still they are just what the people OF
Richmond have always felt to be true. 1t
is growing quite common for people from
the North who set out for the Gulf region
to screen themselves from the northern
blasts to find ia Richmond such gentle tenn
peratureS and such cheerful society that
they go no further. Many, again, who 60
further, hasten their return, and here linger
for long while before going to their
homes.
We cannot see why Richmond may not
become popular winter home for those
who find it necessary to seek for milder win
tiers than those they have at home. A pro.
per consideration Of this subject will sug.
gest some things Of importance to our PEG.
pie. There should be constant effort
amongst influential and sagaciouS people to
promote the comfort and good appearance
Of the city and to increase her resources for
amusement. The people who live in hotels,
and who are passengers seeking health and
pleasure, contribute more to the general
prosperity than the same number OF perma-
nent citizens; and whatever may be done
to promote the comfort and happiness OF
these sojourners will richly repay the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-16
SUMMER RESORTS.

VIII exhibit at Fredericksburg MONDAY, Apri
22d apl5-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-16

M REAL FRENCH CORDED PIQUEs,
SO inches wide, at csc. per yard-rcgular price
Soc;
BUFF LINEN sTAND-CovERs al soc. worth
81;
LARGE-SIZE PIANO-COvERs at *S.5 0 worth So;
WHITE QUILTS at soc. worth 75c., at 75c worth
s1.25, at $1.25 worth So, at $3.50 worth
$3.50, at $l.75 worth So;
a large assortment of LARGE COLLARS and
CUFFS In all OF thencwest styles;
BLACK LACE MITTS, in all qualities;
STRIPED and BALBRIGGAN HOSE, In all of
the new styles, for women and children;
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVEs-one two, three, four,
five, and six buttons;
KID GLOVES at Soc, 75c., 81, and up to the best
manufactured:
PRINTED BORDERED aud EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS of the latest designs
FANS of every description, at the lowest prices;
PEARL and FANCY PROSECUTIONS;
WOESTED and SILK PRINCES;
WHITE, RED, CHECK, and FANCY MATTINGs
Mt greatly reduced prices.
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8 PAIN nseas christina has accidentally
broken her Toe. s5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

uidd1ing Uplands 3-l6d 3-l6t
MiIIiinn nrInnns 4 1-lbd . 7.lBl

LIVEKPOOL, February z = NuUH' -UOIlVH
Arm.
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DALLAS AND WICHITA.
The Financial stability Of tho Road,
Uuder Present management, From u
$40 900 claim Standpoint.
10 the Editor of The Herald.

10 the Eultor OF iHe her"u'
Your editorial Of Friday morning con.
yeys the idea that the affairs of the Dali
las ard Wichita railroad company are
in desperate conditions that the city
council and citizens OF Dallas must
speedily come to the rescue" to pre-
vent "the absolute death OF the enters
prise,
You pretend to be friend to the en-
terprise, yet you stab its vitals, its cred
il now AZ this critical time, when Mr.
Henderson is, as you know, trying to
raise money on the first mortgage bonds
of the company, to enable him to pay
his debts and complete the road to
Denton and Decatur, Instead Of pub
fishing the fact that the net earnings OF
the road are more than sufficient to pay
all the men employed in its construc-
ton, and the fact that these earnings
will be more than doubled when the
track reaches high land on the west
side of Elm Fork and other statements
that are true and iiattering, you de-
clare that the whole concern is on the
verge of ruin; you accuse the company
of wretched management, and apparent
" desire to destroy the confidence OF
your readers in its officers.
Why do you so damage our credit
Your erroneous statements and conclu-
sons may deter capitalists from invests
ing in or loaning money on the compa,
ny's bonds, when u fair and truthful
statement of the condition and pros
pects of the road would induce them to
do so. Ia it not more important that
the road should be built beyond Elm
Fork, than that the Dallas city bonds
should be speedily passed into the
hands of DR.. Reid ?
When he completes the road to high
ground, across Elm Fork, the company
and city council have agreed to deliver
the city bonds to him, in the meantime,
he is receiving the earnings OF the road,
and the president of our company;
through his bank, has furnished him all
the funds he has required or Will re-
quire to complete the road from the
eleven mile point, to the point agreed
upon. There is no danger that opera
tons will cease for want of means to
proceed to Lewisville. Your suggestion
that the merchants, bankers, property
owners and Others meet the council ana
devise WAYS and means for pushing the
road on, is not in my opinion good
one. Allow me to suggest instead, that
you publish no more articles calculated
to iniure the credit and prospects OF our
company, that the citizens OF Dallas pay
the company the money they nave
promised to pay it, by note and SUP
scription, and that you, and they etthe
officers of the company manage the
company's business, They have oeen
recently chosen, and have not yet been
proved to be incompetent to perform
the duties incumbent upon them. Lave
they? DIRECTOR
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pnY anOns nAnKLT.

fklNls-llohes Hlsi hnks etGls, hhirtings
2 i-l soil IN, y l'll hlAndaids, l-lsho, aufpl,
lh,i uarnelh, hoi Harmony, be,
hhuMN shhEilN AtNntio, A, 10,
iuliAn held, ishci Nashville, "A, l9ci
neat - a4r LhWrnoel Ma d l-io Badger,
- l'iei Dwight ~ fepeTnl, w. NV Pc
BLEAtilEb MusLlNs- wamsuIla, a.,
Y 'sri Frult Of ihr Loom, l0r l.nnAdhlp, Oso,
nppr' 40 Peabody soi New Jersey, O. ~,
nassau hp,
puuRs- Arlington Brown, li', ci Champl,
on iNliltdl ll}spi Lewiston flRiil stripe llu,
LoNlhloNn Cheosi laAoi Arlington Fancy
stripe 49,,
ciNdtiCs Roll p.c, Fiat, 6sci High
CoRsE'i JiiNs- Nsumkeae, Ol!, Pom
burtOni nli Hunulk, p1c,
TICKS AmuHAuag AGA, llbtui Lewiston,
'O'in ioi do hb-ln, Hcido plaid, lhoi hrtlutn
~, lho, tuuhluan gold medal lir, d0 tNA,
-gpl 90 die, Nu, !, iVri Eastern 4 No.
tHtthH -kenunm l3hoi AmuTlousi 10,
Ialrlnnini No, 10, zoe, rurR TO- no.
nhN lMh-hOstuni aAn, porila NM llhoi
Ola lih, RhO, YORK, lh1, llark'a 100,
hNlOls-AflingtOn, bs0Jc, ENfulth,
~ AmOskoag, lsc,
llllfEs-AmoTlcan, 9'so, Glasgow, d'j,
lly Alabama, b-a, brown, l2ssc
hAMs-Amnhknng, pci Bates, uei
ltenHew, Dci southwark, SOL dleaa Styles,
IO>tc
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'rramps are traced back hy nm Eng
fish newspaper to the war Of the Roses
After which England was full of wan,
dering men who had no occupation and
could give no account OF themselves,
They were disbanded rrlniuers of the
great mobiles whom Henry VII, forbade
to keep their monstrous rctinues. They
were broken men who no longer dared
TO wear the livery Of some great man
and the badges which had once won for
them impunity and consideration The
leudel strife was over, their arms and
swords were no longer needed to fight
for one or the other Rose, and beyond
fighting they had no other profession,
Others there were who had been turned
out of their farms, when some rich
landlord made enclosures, and threw
arabic land into pastures. The feeble
Dogberries and Vergcs OF the time
could not deal with those luckless and
useless rougues The government son.
founding severity with strength passed
the cruel represslve laws against which
Sir Thomas Moore protested in the
introduction to the " Uptopla," II was
not until the Spanish wars and the
new discovered land in the west made
room forall poor men and adventures,
that the sturdy beggers of England
came to be worthy pioneers who did
yeoman's service to their country.
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and had no hesitation in saying most
smphalleally that they we're in error
nc recognized the right OF petition, but
Tue next paper game from a class which
heh evidently thought mrdilesome,
~ was nom a COM enlion Of Unitarian
preachers IN his state, who, not rs iudi,
Nduals, but ~ u church organization,
assumed TO dictate how he ought TO act
on The silver question While the pa,
per was being read, Butler stood gaA
ing at the different coals-olurms
OF the states In the ceiling OF the house,
and At ils close he politely asked Ran
dali TO send him the bible which 10,
poses on the speakers depk, Hastily
turning over the leaves he found
the passage ha was seeking aud
taking u pencil from his pocket, he
marked the passage and sending IL
back, asked the clerk 10 read H. 1t
was that passage In the second chapter
OF ~ Johns Gospel recountlng the
story OF how Christ drove the money
changers and those who sold doves
therein from tho Temple, Raising his
eyes TO heaven, aud pointing his index
Hnger IN the same direction, he said,
with utmost solemnity Of tone aud
after that rebuke, Mr.
Speaker have nothing further TO
say" then sat down. while the house
burst into roar, An hours speech
could not have been more effective, ltI
was u notice to the preachers that Ben
thinks they had better attend TO the
business Of saving souls than to inter,
.orlare with the financial legislation Of
'ongress aud that no had the courage
10 say what he thought
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wmoLrsALE apocenY mAnnrr

BACON, per 10 SNORT clear, o li8lOci
shoulders l'i8'c Breakfast 10 l29loi dly
salt, 7 l.lm7 3-iu
RUrrER per ID Western, 8o935c country
BAKING POWDERS -yarlous brands, IL
lh ohus, per dOI u sol bJ, ~ DO do, y 6@
tU,l do DO, u Ali so,
tHEESk- Nthlurn " 10, - "a 10 lego,
CANDLES star, N 10 ~, lh0l0c.
COFFEE-Juva, per TO- 2s430 III =, oholce,
2aM2 2c prime, 2l9sl l'lei common 10
fair, 10 i-2aaO l,2C,
CONCENTRATED LYE-VaTlous brands,
I dn2 10 cas-, per case, "a 2D@a 20,
RlSH-M aoieral, per hbl, $40 oOWsll OOi KIT
81 Qo@.l ~ whlle hsh, kll Vo9s 90,
HENRI NdN-nrled, per Duxi iOdhOn
FISH dried goldfish, per b, 8.i@1o,
LARD-ln tlercu, O3'lGlOc, 20 10 pals, lOg
10 l.gc, ANA ~ 10 Ia lins, II 3H9l2o,
HAMs-Por ID, fancy brands, ll%@lONoi
MOLL tSsEs-Fancy LOU lana, per gal,
600 bii Choice, b5SdOci Prime ooSaoci FAR
RiCE-Louslonn, pcrlb, 7s7 Ice,
nl GAR 30 GHuulutvd, per 10, II 2l1l2a
1, nee, A, par l0 lOl-nl0 l-2c; Choice
Louisiana, OaO 20; Prime, i-i9s l-}cj Ordi-
nary 10 Fsir, SOS A.; Common, 5'lGN'
sOpA-Cnsri Di.cmb, English, 0@d 1870
reg, "a N 5a5 20,
SfAkCH Various brands, per 10, ila@5c.
50 P-ullye, S.gOci fancy soaps, per box,
SALT Liverpool soc6, 81 cool Co. OHIO
river In bDls, " ib@s 60, table, ior SACK, 10
Qjc ,,..
TEA-Grnpowdor, 6OG75c; imperial, 900
Soc, Japan, O9UOc, OolOug lO9loo,
VINEGAR Cider, sb@NG white wine, 30
@7hc.
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AZ, ara authorized ana requested % an
.nuuce Il, NJ EDMUNnruN an u candidate
mrtlly Assessor ana Collector, NJ lht uhhu'
lug election aprll ., l~s'
Ne are authorized and requested TO an-
unuuco MIR, C,J GREE y HH u Candidate 'or
XIV AbAuhHOT ana Collector ~ the rnsHlng
election, Aprll lais'
We are authorized aud request, 4 70 an
pouuco FEE IS, BRYAN M II candidate for
nm Assrs,or aud Collector al tho ouhulng
election, Apnl ., lN,S'
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nouncu MI IHUMAN A, PHAkE7, IN u
candidate for tho Ollcs of cry Assessor ana
Collector, Election Apnl 2, l1H.
We aso authorized ana requested 70 nn-
nonnoo MIR, j, n, OGDEN us a candidate for
reelection to the once OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector
We arc authorized and requested TO an
uuuncr the nn'no of JULIUS q BudtL As u
candidate for CltJ Assessor and Collector.
We ure authorized and requested 20 am
nounce SIR, JOHN 4, GANO M q candidate
lor cay Assessor ana Collector, Election
April "a, 1875
We are authorized and requested 20 an
nDuuco the name OF q, A, Gill M a cnndl-
date Tor the once o. city Assessor ana Coll
lrctur. Election April 2, 1878,
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, January rs, 1879
the II iIfnr IF tho Herall

NAS iAiAtOA VI WV A'S'
Enclosed find 500 in payment OF
my subscription to THE HERALD for
the year ending October IL, 1878 J
cannot refrain from saying that IHE
HERALD is considered here, by all VINO
read 1t, Il lively, we'll edited paper
Indeed | know of no weekly from
which one can derive so much news
and entertainment. The editorial par
agraphs are pointed and racy, WINE
the leaders are invariably of charac.
ter that would do credit to our best
metropolitan journals. Yours, etc,
d. G. GRIFFIN.
We feel little embarrassed In CIV
Ing the above, as a specimen OF the
the many letters we are daily i'll re.
ceipt Of, when there is SO much ana
such heavy testimony to the effect
That the editorials of THE HERALD are
renowned only for the assinine stupid
lily which chsraoterizes them, in the
estimation of a few unbiased people.
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General Bu,ier's biblical Brick.

Washington correspondence OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer: When he rose
and asked unanimous consent to
present two papers and make personal
explanations, there was a very merry
twinkle in the old mans off.eye, which
indicated fun ahead. The first paper
sent up was remonstrance from his
own constituents, protesting against nus
action on the silver question. he
treated this respectfully, because, while
he differed with those who signed 1t,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, February 2-Stooks are dull
Money 5aB per cent. Gold 81 U2E9. Exchange
long u Sl5,; short 81 $50. Stale pohus are
steady. Government bonds steady
Gold opened at 81 0lta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

A few days ago, at Giurgeyo, RouN
manian civilian entered railway car
riage filled with Turkish prisoners, and
commanded them to stand in his pres
ence, striking them when they refused,
A Russian colonel attracted by the
noise told the Turks to give this indi'
vidual sound thrashing, adding that
he did not care if they killed him,
Thereupon the Moslems proceeded,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03
LUMBER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Bozing, fencing se M :
,,ng' per thousand, $40 OOi dresse s1s
doorlng, dressed and matched, 10 W aS ao
ed ceiling, $50 90; weatnehF-Don npr thousand,
sa5r6. snrfa ed, 500 90; matched ceiling w VV'
MISREPRESENTATION per thousand go w
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, so w. "a onaa 40.
sHL In nine. sawed, 81 OOi cypress, cut - y
Nfl rs.
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MINns ANnLIHUORN.

WHISKY--sweet mash, 81 50@i 80; Sour
mash, S5@6OO.
NINEs-GlHret, in case, 81 Is; Catawba,
per gal. 81 1912 90; FORT, per gal, VI iO@i OOi
herTy per gni, 81 i0@i 90; Madeira, per gus
81 6lf5 COZ White wine, in cases. 81 2hG2l no.
CuAMPAIGNE--COo In basket, Slo-2Oi
HeidsiecK, in basket, s2S 90; krug, Ia basket,
S27 %; Domestic champagne, sl2WlS,
ALE-Stock ale, cask, " l6@2 oO, Porter,
cnsk. - l5@2 o..
RANDiES-Domestlc, in cask, Sl2Gl3;
Gognac, pergaI., 81 1902 10 French, per gat,,
"A 6OGl5 O0;Apple, per gal u 75@3 i5'Peach,
IL zoos 15;Glnger, "a 2j@! iBiackberry,sl ~
SSINS-Old Holland, per gal, 50 jO@5 50;
Dome tic, per gal, 81 1902 90.
RU MS-JamaCa, - $500.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Fos Cily Marshal

A.. ara authorized and requested 10 an
w. gap,uiu n, y, MORTON ~ a aandl'
esI or reelection q lhe once OF Ci'{ Mar
wo arc euIhon1ed, and reqntsl,ed, 70 an ~,
NV MARSHAL ut HE onsnlng election Apnl
9, lah' ..., .,., ,.,,,.s,.,, IN an
We, "A Il A, ", hlNnuN Tor lllu once OF
h4ol,ng 'unsnsl, keOuOn Apli 2 lhh,
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rohAiiis ~ r.. 4 HlE "a. TTEbrvER
Honey.

PItcber's CnstOria Is n complete subati'
tute for Castor OH, and is az pleasant TO take
as Honey. II Is particularly adapted TO
Teething and irritable children. Ii destroyf
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Collie. Few rem.
edes are IA efilcacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and WhOOplng Cough. Cas-
toria is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective tina Castor OIL
and neither gags or grlpeg
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8, 1876.
Messrs. j. h. Rose " Co.. N. Y:
Gents | have n family OF eight children,
and have used rs much Castoria as any fam
lily in the United States, / think. have
never found anything equal to 1T. My chill
drGn have been saved from Il fever several
times by the dse of Castoria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, IN preference to any medicine
know OF. feel IT my duty TO give this GER
tlhcate on account OF The benefits | have de-
rived by the Use of Castorla,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the BOsque river, NJ clifton, Bosque county,
Texas, thirty-tWO miles west OF Waco, In one
Of the richest aud most desira bic sections Of
the state, and where wheat IL produced In
large qualities,
These mills are located on and run by one
OF the hnest water powers In the state.
The bullding ana dam n G built OF the best
limestone rock, on II solid rock foundation,
OF both bottom and Sides,
The mill house il iDx65 feet square two and
half stories HIGH and contains two sets OF
order.
The location is high and healthy, " it'll
good schools and good society.
This d.sirab o property will he sold for
div ision) on the most advantageous terms,
both IA TO price and time.
VIM. A. FORT, Agent,
declld&w2m Waco, Texas.
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rsouLENTs AND FRUITS.

rsc1It,ENrS-IrIshp potatoes, per Dbl, 50 70
"a az: Onions, per Dbl, 50 So; Cabbage weS-
fern per crate, II w. ,,, co MA. IN
m 6ITS-Apples green, per b0l, IS Mgi 2g
Anples dried, per lbs, nc; Oranges, per po'
II '06. Lemons, per box, 30 w.
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CIIy Attorney,

a., arc authorized and requested TO ~,
uounee inc name " NIX, y, NJ, EbMAhps
A. candidate for oly ATTORNEY NlopHoh
Apnl2, 1875
ye are authorized and requested % an-
.. Wne, BAUNEri GlhhS ~ u candidate
h.ur.'.slrrliun 40 the once nf Clty Attorney,
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rveptux n,nort-F lne=c,aI.

New FORK, February 2.--Sterling steady at
81 0l9,. Money easy at 900 per cent. COD Is
firm mt 81 02 Government bonds steady
state bonds dull.
NEW OnLEANs, February 2.-Gold 81 Vi SO
| O2lS Sight par. Sterling bank "a Wig
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RREADSTUFFS.

FLouR-Cresc ant, in sacks, 50 g san san
Jacinto, sS 50; Empire, 81 %; &AA, s 60 w
Eagle, 81 IS; Magnolia, in sacks, v i5s,SS q
Todd's xxx, % so; state central Vii, nee
"a 10 Graham, So rs bran, 81 W corn NEAL
Rlc.
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FISH AND MEATS,

CANNED -Deylled hnm, 81 2i@i lOi sal.
mon, M 3! ilN1 90, LlDittrN, ~ OO9i W.
Cove oysters, 6OWOi; Corn beef, u -.
SARDlNkS-56 box, SIS O)@D Of Id DpN'
81 1imlh DO.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger q view Of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds OF the West
Ia passenger and freight trains are SUR
passed by none In the State. Pullmanr
Palace Drawing Room ana Sleeping Cara
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, h. Il 4. KY
at . =. M; Hannibal at 10 q. M, and aednlia
at 1923 p. m, running through to DenlsoD /,
Sherman, Dallas, Henrne, 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 M.
X. 4 4. at Denison for ct. Lonis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas Pa
cine ut Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the a., IL. n y. A for Sar
Antonio, the g., ii. q ii. Tor Galveston; the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
coasts, and the Liverpool q Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre 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 prairles, 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,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
| Il kept Saturday at 2:20 p. M, Houston "
| ESQ p m, Hearne at 2:25 p. M, Dallas 1896 a.
N. and Denison at ll:46 Q. m,
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New YORK, February 2,.-Loans Increased
"a milton; specie increased million; le-
gal tenders Increased 70 million; deposits ID,
creased 31s millions; reserve Increased ~
The banks now hold Sl5,0SO,71O in excess OF
the legal requirements
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Srw osLnAns. February 9.-NIeht-COt.

Receipts, net, l,s5O pales; gross 9,O53 bales
Exnorts 10 Great Britain 4 3i5 bales; coast
wise - bales; continent Il, 500 bales. stock
S56,623 bales.
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RAILING STUFF.

sAos1Na-Lght, liKsii1c; Heavy $3.50
Ice. ,.s,s. Cation. sOa22c,
IRON TIEs-Arrow' " 20 per o""
diacount on large lots.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-03

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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS-In demand, per dos ~ y "
E3Gs-In deman per doZ ........... 9V933o
BI1TTER-Pure ome-made, scarce. SU@i0c
SWEEr POTATOES-Per bushel'''' o"S4oo