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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

AS our issue during the period of the state
c invention will be unusually large, splen-
did opportunity will be offered to our mar-
c hants and others through these columns to
advertise their wants and business generally.
All parties desiring to advertise are requested
o make their contracts with US at the earliest
moment.
Hurrah for staples.
Eight fine pictures for 25 cents, At Staples
gallery, 7Ol Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Keeps a full line of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen, made for comfort and ease,
in southern ties. Calf brogans English
walking balls or Congress CATERS, high or low
cut; They are arst-clsss, and you won't be
bothered with corns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Wishes TO call the attention of the ladies for
the next thirty days to her clearing out sales
Of trimmed hats and bonnets, at very low
prices Also large stock of flowers, feathers,
ribbons and silks. Large stock of sun hats
ust received. Give US call soon and con-
vince yourselves of low prices and stylish
poods
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
NOTICE To
. ARCHITECTS

A RCHITECTS are hereby requested TO sub
IN nit to the City Council of Corsicara, at
any time before September ,lSSJ, the plans and
specifications ftwo school houses. One to ac-
commodate about 800 pupils and TO cost about
ST., 600 60; the other to accommodate about 800
pupils and to cost about IS 900 co. The City
Council retains the right 10 reject any plan.
Those presenting plansby letter, will seal and
address the same to the undersigned, and en-
iorse on the envelope, "Plans and specitlCa-
tols." GEORGE PHILIPS,
n. IL. BUTLER,
JOHN KICKER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Young Gents,

Go unto Leon Kahn when you want pair
of 6rst-clsss French calf, and goat, hand.
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agreesbly
surprised to see how small and neat we cai,
make your foot look if you will give us a
chance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Goldsmith, ROsenthal q Co invite
every body TO their store, for
the purpose of proving to every
body that they are the cheapest
Dry Goods House in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Card 0fThauks.

i desire 70 return my thanks to the Masors
OF Tannehill Lodge and others, Lawrences
band and the many kind friends who attend.
cd my husbands funeral
MRS, FLORA KApgL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Torn or Lacersted Flesh

Never testers or becomes inflamed If treated
at once with Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil.
There is no remedy in the world that excels
1t in cooling, soothing and healing flesh
wounds Of any description. It never fails
never!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Our line OF Ladies' Dress Goods with
all styles Of Trimmings 30 suit,
IL the most complete In Texas.
G01dsmith, ROsen thai Il Co,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Al Their Old Stand

Meredith Bros, are at their new building
and will be glad to have all of their old pat.
rons and the public generally to call on
them. Best liquors and cold lager beer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

To keep "at every shining hour" the busy
little flies away from table, couch and house,
60 TO China Hall and procure hy-trap or
Ay fan. They are much cheaper than last
vyaar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Ice-wster is no longer luxury, but in
this hot climate real necessity. To keep it
cheaply and good, got one of D. Goslin's ex-
callent water coolers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Everything nj Unusually Low Prices
this Week. Il. VI Kahn a Co.
Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
Pictures.

If you want Hosiery, uaces, White
Goods, Linen Of any descriptions
or any thing in the way Of Dry
Goods, go TO Goldsmith, Rosen.
thai 4 Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

We must make room .Or our Fall
stock, hence are selling at Unusually
Low Prices. Il. M Kahn & Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
RATES.: So PER DAY.
Rosenfeld g. Bond,
IA Elm GtranA

Wequote this week, retail prices:
Imported Beef Sausage at CSC per ID.
Extra fine dried Beef, per piece, at l5c per Id.
Genuine Swiss Cheese, at $50.
Genuine n. Y. Cream Cheese, at 25c.
Best Turkish PruneS, at l2t,c.
Best French Prunes, at 25c.
Best English Currant., at loo.
Fine Apple Butter, at l2hc.
Picked Lambs Tongue, at 20o
10. Can California fruits, SIC or for 81.
Genuine Maple syrup, at SOC per at.
Eagle Borden condensed milk just re ceived.
Russian Caviar, at Csc.
Fresh Mustard, at 25c per pkg
German Mustard, at 76c = gal.
Martindale and Shultz g patent flour 81 A sack
Cyclone flour, at IS 50per n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Will find no trouble in getting fitted in a
fine pair of shoes at Leon Kahn's-we have
them. in all styles and last, and fully war
rant every pair custom made shoes sold
hv ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

We have mott ed that the most prominent
merchants and citizens take their meals at
Jscoby's elegant restaurant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Sand Zoe store.
Bargains in laces and embroide .es, two
doors west of the postoffice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
l. con X a hn's
SHOE STORE

Being greatly oyerocked all lines of Mems Women Misses and
ohdrens Boots and Shoes have this day marked them down
conslderabe being now fully as low as before the
great advance in Boots Shoes.
For Gent Itaye All STYLES the stood R
rnach swei.
ButonF
For Boys and thdren protected with the
'e''hs
regard ssofva
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Our crackers sell we'll because they are the
best. Dozier-Weyl Cracker company, st
Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

DR.. Tanner Takes His Drives i'm n
Suit Similar 80 Those OF e. N. Kahn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Do you want to know what your ice-cream
contains? Then go to China hall, buy you
freezer and make your own ice.cream.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
The Boss Smoke.

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smsk-
ng tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
actOry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
First of the Season.
Ladies'

Fresh saddle rock oysters in kegs at the
Demonico restaurant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06
Always Ahead.


Go TO the Delmonico restaurant this even
ng for dish of those saddle rock oysters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

The following notices of NJ. II. Smith were
clipped from the Reidsville, n. c., Democrat,
dated July 20, and the Reidsvile Times
same date, and re-published in the Dallas
HERALD in order to show the estimation in
which NJ. II. Smith is held at bis old home.
A FRIEND OF NJ, II. SMITH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

Mems, Youths and BOys's Summer
Clothing vt Cost. Il. M. Kahn a. Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-06

I'i,0s2 Main street. N''"0''
, 1880-03-23

two miles. tho wind and storm ,irving IN thc'r
fitctA cut,seI them tn lnse ii,cr wny. They
wnn!ercti nrn,i.rl nvcr The prairie unill snfno
intn nftcr dark, when they found 1t WIS M ,,se
to try IonRcr: sn they concluded 10 cnlpp out
fur fhn right. Mr. Sprltrtr t,H,k everything II,
the ahnpn it wrnppinKs, Including large lnstfn-
II ovcrt:h-t. and wrapped his wif"u up. Hntt, dig
RillR awHy tho Hntw. i,,ckcd fcr up rs ainJE na
thu sttrin iiicd constantly. He then kept up
walk 'ctwten his switns bed And and the place wh:re .,'
njIht, At .tnyipht fhry found they wcre with
III forty raas 1t tho ho,1sc ii ]. h. Merrill, 10
which they tctonk themselves. Ur,n cxatnIna-
wnh,un had E,issnincti tho slightest Injury. md
that tho harAca were MI right. MIR. Spencer >
f!ce WIS 4 mnae Ut Ice from tho fSts down.
which taok aotuc time to remDya. Mrs. Hprrccr
WIS aunewtat ss're frntn being cratnped up IN
s,lch y sfnult spGct'. fy TetraGinR their truck
thelr owm hotl1e wLiIlont knowInK II.
, 1880-03-23
1YHY2
John Sherman's partlallty-IIlx Little
T'penny RlrstsNatlonul.1ganIk Pot
An Explanation Naday Needed,

John Stlermanss partlallty-IIlx Little
T'penny observation-disclosures Pot
An Explanation 1Iaday Needed.
ntr. sherman's partlallty to the gentlemen
Bunk Of New York Is alite relnarkagle: On
June j, 1870, with 4 capital Of only S5o0, ,O0o,
the bank was debtor to the Government Si2S.-
loe.g7l, anl held Sl39, III, 74o IN United States
bonds: Do Tho llon. Fsrt,al.do Wood, tn y re;
arrangement md his dealings with the little
Nnew New York bank, said, with reference to the
G9arcs we hnve quoted: "Tl,cse vert. very
largo suuls OF both debts md cretiits for 50
sn9 snalt tta AZ instEtutlon to dea tn know T. ~
paid for, and that this apparont mammoth
operation is simply 4 fctioil OF bookkeeping.
Il thss Is really 30, the fact remains that, by
RENE So !noxpllsable adyatitage, y small private
ms sss bii1; obtained f;aellitss M for tho ioliias
ol enormous sums OF the Government bonds,
DS,,nsI " nMh!et !. they have acquired inl'nense
Rfolits." And thon Mr;; Wood shows, from
yeaE, tho Firs. National had sold 500, Al. .050
ap to That dnte, and fiat it iatl llaliletl
49, 9a, cog 10 unltH4 stnses bonds III nine
months. Says Mr. Wood:
~ Iassa y 20 Instance !' tho history Of this Or
aay othor lpYcrnnicAt where anything like this
e. e. occurred. ;S Neither tho liank ot Elst4nd
e!ther or iii ot tho uovsrntno'its @ ot Earopo BY BY
WHICH they bud tho prlvIleg4 and CONSEQUENT
bHtohts OF negotiating so larqo IN amount Of
as9'yyesnacat londs Within TIC saMe tllno. It Il
sa!a that any other hank could hayo dnne the
s. lane. ~ this opportunity wns open 10 all. This
seAeuaa - too puesa!o TO deoetsa ANY o1ie. 1t IL
impossible that any other bank cnuld hare uIl-
5axen such lnmels0 transactions, however
ta!9e lA caplta teithaut 10sstsst,p unusual
aH a,ta PECULIAR opnFtunRtes Hundreds OF millions
Y Y dollars Ut Government bolGs ca1,Hnt pAas
MtuaRa private handa unless tho partica are
aRehA os tho Government OF acting for Soi,o
Retsohs who Are. Th!b bunk Eal passed Into tho
aaa aanaa OF the present builders simultaneously
sMtnan Mtan Tho tnco!nlng Ut the presont Ad1ninistra-
n2a: " had b0sn purChtsod Ot tho thea trf>-
RTfoar tor very sn,A!l sun, and Sas III ,istt-
a.a .oa o. obscure and uncertain crvat. Within
tess : taat thtrs Intervening yenrs it h9s beoolne
= mammoth GoYorllncnt b0ndholder, du1nx
;s!a s peculiar business and llttlo else, HcGlmunt-
tax nsany ns!!!tens Of prlnts md acting a. the
Io9t Regulator Of Government credit III Now
as,fk; aa9fk; nn told that this bank expresses lts
saiH sniH Dctef that Ok per cGnt bond cannot bo
IL. And that this opinion has wulTht with tho
secretary Of tho Treasury.
~, " course everybody understands that such
Snotfnols otols favots are Nut bestowed Bratult-
oHsiy No living man believes that the heart
~ ~ He Secretary melted toward thrca obscure
Hta!ikefa, ~ Wlla we're YunAtnX q t'reMny. sl,up
n New York, and that ont OF pure charity
~ ~, taniet them golden key to the Trgas-
u1S' Tres OF charge.
, 1880-03-23
MARINE NEWS.
Phases Of the Market for Grain
and Coarse Freights.
A Few Minor Mishaps at Various
Points on the Lakes.
Tic West Coast OF Lake Huron Again
Clear or Ice.
General News Notes from ut Home
and Abroad.

GRAIN AND COARSE THE1G1ITS.
Uratn froights continue r,nnrkably 4aicts
locnl shippers nrinY ninlast entirely ont OF TIC
n,nrkut. Yesterday u r,I,nar Dbnt,lcu c1'rrc1'ay
10 tho effect that prominent shipper ''i eh'lf-
tercl vessels for Gorll To )ltfal ut ELK cents per
b,ss,cl. but tho rcpHrt could mt l,c trnto'l tDh
rc!Iu,ic source. Tho Propeller lo.efnAo IL ltnl-
ing nt,ont 200 tDna nf prvisols. chioil, lard anu
boxed n,ents, for 1lnifuI0 IN through rAsc.
The n,lulber ur vessels eci.klng lnnlhcr chrgocs
t,ns Ilcr1lHp to E1,cli Ill extent III To thrcntc
reduction In rites. Thus fur $i.60 per LOU fcet
hua willingly ueem pntd by shIppcrs frt'ta Nlis-
kc9og 10 this port, hui, .ls carricrs hhyo begun
ts'xglnK for GnrRncs. It i falr to prps1i'n thAt
Yesterday: u i,nva ohnrtoral II vessel Y curry
GN),UN Icrt of lumber fn'tn M,asktKm,. with ts.e
,rsan!x r" 4s ttt tG r'" s u '',,l',1e 5 is.
vessel Ii tn Eat, lMii Will tHrn prophet a,,!l
Wifi Id sl:s5h. per iInD rcGt." rn1,! a1,o'i!cr M
sniro ws carps tint tho Cnt;ins "f ;nn
failed tu obtain cnrkocs fur them VI Sl,!skeEtn.
where thoy wtntcre!a, havo ts,enrnphs4 tHCh!.
'M u .ry II l,i,nbcr pI,ci Up 1T Siusksg b! the
.narkot. The kcl',n,..r ~ Tcmpu has neen
, sslin'ner n" sIn"rva "a saiicl fro, Muskegon Inst
evening 10 ltAln WIN ufy !l!!lDt.T lHF LAt.Hhu
or, n reported freight nf slim. Tho, schonner
(esinu takns e!srKn "f TRY i,',n'rr fs.t, Mt,s-
Tint tho r.e fi1Hn M.Iskckpn t1 chie!no (, y to
guvcr,l. Tho schooner fny[ntlA has i,cGtt ehnr-
tcrc ftr /. cMrgn If rctlnr ties from Ahilcpee to
this port Ut sx crnts apiece. Far oak etgs from m
ing phil: fnr Try wcs.i from psntwn'er 9. per
A trht iraugtlt vessel af :ahl,Un eMpaclty is
wuutetl to freight 1tiher from Frankfort n
ChlpnHo ut tho Mnnisce Ra!fsN r,ltr4 vrssels
aro nso vantci T. curry ttc1nInek tit.s fr.,n Mus
kcgnn TO Milwaukee, Ut SIX nnd s.. 0iio.
ssr cents apesa; to .,,, curry ;ro,,,, cc'lsr 9p
GNfcuxu ut stx ce,!ts nptecc, an,l he.,llock ties
from rnrlsn s' Chlc,go ut the kl',.e l'riso: st,
x6 per eorl o9c purity ties ,.t,,' It Nn. 4,
offers freight ratio, Of A|x. sosoE. mud elxit,
cents to th[s port. .1nckso'port cargcs nro sald
ThoH Dutroit. l'st a,'d 1'rt'ane says:. =" Or
Saturday tho John Ir!t!gcnl1. IL. WIZ Gnrte'rti
hy j. ii. Jones to !anlcti & Snrtnn fur cisrst,
[ or wheat fr,nl this port tn Buffalo ut 10 per
! lNlshel G. W. NnrtnI, chArterGa the FGhnnnet
Thni,l,ls 1'nrsn,s tn the Hntio tlrsn 1T fhc sne
rutr The I'arsous Will atso loud with wheat for
| DulfAlu.'
, 1880-03-23
UNWIl1TTEN WAR HISTORY.

a Talk with a Former "tTrl1Iunc's Cor.
rr.pondcnt-IllsO opinion Of Fitz j ohm
rortcr-A Reported Plot By Some Of
nfcClctlAtl,s Genernlk-Lee'k Strategy.
Nttv i'nrk Tribune.
Speaking of tho efforts OF the Democrats TO
!rgIslate ten. FI.x Jos,n Porter hlek Into tho
army, Nathaniel Paige, n wcll.know.i WnshnK-
tNn tawer, said to Tribune representative re-
Gently:
II wins with 1'ope's army as a correspondent
NJ tho Tribune ut tho EecOtld Hull llinl batttc.
Porter did n,t Intent 10 help Pope win thnt b't-
tlc lie wns tto worac than dozen 0thcr officers.
however, who belonged TO tho Mcclellan fac-
tim. They wcrs nil traitors ut hcnrt After
StcCicl!nii WINS restored to tue command Of tho
ariny and larrhed through MaryInn'l In inter-
ccpt Lcc plot was FORMED to coiiHtcrtnHrctt to
Washington nxprl Stanton from tho war Ullfco
WIZ"
"That never got into history" ...
"Nu," salh atr. pAlgp; "it Is ono Of the t1r-
written chapters. will tell yntt how come 10
know of It. Three hays before tho buttio Of Ait
tirtAin bud quarters o,e night lnn farnl-hnusc,
Jntlge Key. nf Cincinnati. whom chnso hnl got
appointed Judge -AdyDtntc G. General on 31cClel.
li1,.s ata.r, rutle up ns,nt dnrk, aud told inc he
felt too III to Rlccp III ies,t or OIL tho gru1ln
offered TO shire my rtHlln with him. y heMtncl,c
prevented him from sleeping, and he tM!kctt It
inryc plrt Of tho night. lie told nn that plnn
To euuntcrmarch to Washington nnl nttIu1tlnto
.".,,. @ norlr., ~, ,,,o ,nnu.,rs ~ M,sr',io,'v
'hent pc'ofu W !u' nt., "'en'E'a " Mcs.e,". u, .
thought ca,.set lts abandonment. IulRa key,
who hus died since. WIS u lnwycr Of unusuut
IN ',t ,In,ht t1s cmtfr. at,irncr tf hi. stMts.
mnm mn 1n.1".nl Wiz not rrenty s,1rnrIsnI Mt
liz ti,ar' f"r tnaw lint fln ,n.t,i tbnt N.s luu
mr. urrl'.mtiS wiu in,l no b.nrt IN tI1e WIFI IVY
i lid ,,jjwu Kry INV lint McCclln1i Wis htm-
, 1880-03-23

Tho lttnii4( rGntbrt or tn1 Htnt1 fs11ktnGUf nnu
Land Surveyor. liorefio SEYMOUR; +; Jr'' mas been
Submitted III tho i1c9lsiatufo. Ihe fcl'ort 10
brief but comprehensive. Although tho Inst
snnsou Of .mna1 nayuntIon wps mt M ,pue IA III
~. , .1,.n ..,'. :. mi, - .,,,...,.
tao pfceaalne scan, Ine'o WIS eA'1' ~ ."''''So
Ainountiti9 to ao,UD TONS THO bphtmcn h'atlo
FUR prtltlts, and thus encouraged hNyo been
t,,.,,nD turIr, Tim n,ak winter III building HOW
pofts 1or INC business 't tne cont'!'k Scaso"' III
Ail H07Jt"60 tos 1T frpiKht Ok At kinus wore cur
rtetl to tho seaboar4l lust your, md ruilroal
rrni,,hta warn krnt ~ rcua,nhin rotoa nv oit,
.'eso H.H tn,' ,..'.'e ~" ~ %
fetltlon' ING cnnhls anso tnl4s uaon VI lhVhtu-
ablo aeryice to producers iii all parts Of tho
UnttIlt a1ll 0f grgat raalio to tho Stlte
~ Keeping ~ 'no vo.ae XIII u . So1es1o eaa"tsa ~
lls lts ~ urass IT,, t.n amu ti Gitts M HIN. ~
!t!G Mt ~ ~ !snu @ ~ w. 1
Y! NOV task, ~ tno sste tas oAsiuseEe n. eohtEnt
ot Whttr-IAto - ino suaut'nn!. Ane eH!Ists sM.t
hiust " Inste1en 70 Keup uur euMMole9 iFs!a
diversion W uolonauiteo ~ rlniroMi !islea
WHICH NOW ftin ~ uniAper " scAuoArd nlt!9s.
no bu}h: VIII NeW 1nrk GutakeHt ~ tt tAn
tihKorDiis pr,flalan IN tno Cnhslhntlon etalltl.
tht hti Hloro taity be Bp9ht 70 Keep thetn ~ uso
thAIi Tho rccc!ns ot ito ,proriona Yehrf a
AtIlKlo nlsltAtgr, nfnntavofllulo aeAsn. may GUT
dnw1l tho tolls 10 that thpy may not b0 e9ual to
the cost OF 0pDniug tho next SeAr, III THIS
Uvcnt, no matter h1w stllnlI tho deficiency 1nny
be, tho Legislature Ia not M!lnWUh to KEvG dol
1nr snSn tlunl from destruction. They ftItlkt
, 1880-03-23
CINCINNA,rT,

CINCINNATI, O.. Anrch h7-CoTTnS-stcndyA Ut lesSc.
y1Dt]is-I,Nl ard unchanged. -
11N1N-Wha at dull and nominal Mt fl;n. cnrn d1lll
md tower Mt 4lo Oats quiet at &c. ltyo dull nt 6c
BARLEY quiet but Frmf exirn No. . fnll. 7s@abu
pRovis luHB-pork pnntcky; i Il d!nicnlt - rive
EGG iiu!k inaata dull ana lowgr at ELEM, tdJ>4.
snd eG7a Bacon cnsef Mt h,M $7.l2x, N4G2H4
WHtAKY-SteadJ at $t.Qt.
UUTTE1-Qli1t and unchanged.
LfNsEfp UtL-Etcady At ajc,
, 1880-03-23

mission houses but prcoa ton,aln very lin on nil
kinds OF goods The jobb!n9 tshde continues fn'rlJ
setyo. Cation Ro0ds in 1nod0rnto detnRd md firm.
goods RnRbams, and 1awna In good damnud. Mon's
NeAf H0OIen1 qutat and fjrf1l.
, 1880-03-23
1:ilII L.


Special Dlspateh to The Chfeogo Tribune.
Erie, l'a., Maye!, 2!!.-AerIyett-propelle
CDr,n0rant, schooner Pclicln, Toledo, 7B,Dm
bushels wl0nt.
, 1880-03-23

lecturer on optics, in explaining the ncch-
osM or Tho organ OF vision, remarked, =" "lut
aax III, man aazo closely Into ha wtfo's eye aud he
t ~ zee hiInkeaf lutkfnH " exceedingly snusl.
t-' ttaAt--' Here tho le4turvr'a vnice was arpwnxi
" tne shouts Vt laughter 4nl applause which
Stetted bis Hcientiuo remark
, 1880-03-23
CI.1s.Alk OF ICE,
VIsEEklk OT TNl1It
EDsrfdt D}th,fth tn 7Mf fshfrtttb Tflh1ft1e.

Special Di,pntth tn Tie thseraa 7ribnne
hay CRY. NtrI,., yfnreh :A9.-Tho etcum-bnrRo
Oakinnl md burgess Spnrrow and Mnrtinl, Iun,-
Der asleti, left ut D. ILL., for Cleveland. tic first
departure 0f the sci,Aon for bclllw.
The Fuxton IL Il, port, and rcpurts no tcoan
tho bny.
, 1880-03-23

: GItNNU IINFI I'm IlA1s1fNJKt
1nstoRd OF beginning work upon tho harbor
piers ut Grand l[nvel,, tho Government officials
should bosttr themselves to have tho wrecks Of
tho bnrge Con. II. +. raino and schooner
CatchpnIo removed from tho channal. Tho 1rA-
chlncry Of the former IL all o'Mtrnotlnn of tho
nlost dangerous character, who the limestone
rlek that formed tho cargo nf tho CAtehpolu
may properly 10 characterized ns rect.
, 1880-03-23

,nr1svrrLr, March u. .-CurToS-Ftrm at l77sc.
FIolrn-1jult and UNCHANGED.
oaA1Y-Whcat cascr NJ fl,sla1.2o. Corn oasIors
Eo,2 nhtte, t24Ea, du mfxed, 409ale Oats dull md
iorar, Nu rhits 84a&o; do nixad, Ss1zG83Sc. lty0
sTIhy-uWIos at I'll. .G0e2lsGn
,c Hulk nloats cn.loti sht.l1lur4. y f1i cens rlb
Ito, uieaT alieR, s.BsN. l1Henn ensgrf Hhunlders.
Ha clear r!b. !6a11zui ctnas Sides i94413fc. Aalns-
HrfAt.cnrcd N310c.
WHUKY-BtGady at flu.
, 1880-03-23
MIL1YAIrK1.E.

uurtrfKrg, sTIs, March a.-f1oun-Ncalccted
.nu ,sas',a.: .,,- ~, ,,,n, on,no, m. tn.
aHsd ~ and closed hrm, No. milwaukee,
snssn ss.rs H. 1x, Nc. 1MuAnkec. ti.l2t, No. DO H1Hi
m.esh. hs.uh fiosi, April sti Ma,. s1lS}st No. Slt-
.s1tse. tt04, No 4, sse, re!cstod. so Corn lower.
~ T., ra,tc. taYey lowpt. No. sprinH, bsfo.
Sp9:aa;visiossUl1eL NJ: md !orer Mess pol9 4nll Ct
I'll I'D 70 April Iard-ifH's ''sn'f sa'7 ea*a'
hsgtSRnf11TssmF1us n6u bris, whcnt, 1900 bu; bur
es;irsESra-Eloar, 10; II ,p brls Whoat 10un bui bar
My. lHuUb bn.
, 1880-03-23
lOItI LIST.
iIltattAtH


Etnr Alpena, btuskexols, sllnartes,
I'rOp ued,iltO, AiMnltnwtH., SNnir3es.
Echr FleotwinK, slahltn~Du, loo.
kel,r Ann Afnsal, LtlinXtnN, lumber.
Nchr J. ". l3r1,wn, AhnDpce, rsliErnad tics.
Echr Inn kawhnla, JucksonM,rt, ctelAr ties,
Behr iAllcAl, Jacksonlost, railroad tics.
CLEAWA&CES+
Prop Annio Laura, hfNskegnn, light.
Echr Myrtle, M,lskcgan. light.
fthr Minerva, Mu8kuR.Ml, light.
Kchr hInrs, lutlinxtutt, light.
pGhr Magnolia, l..sa.a,Xtos,, light.
Schr William Joncs, druntl ll.yeta. light.
Nehr 1tess,o lloatt, MAnttoA talnnds, light
Hchr tlesine, Sallsatuek, light.
Schr Imperial, North ltuy. light.
t,chs Annie 'ft;s,.ne, bla,s!towoe, Light.
kchr Lydia, Muuttowoc, light.
ssSr Ss ), ". iIra*n, Sa, Xhacpcc, it. lixht.
Hchr Y. J. Jtneder, Ahnepoe, llKht.
Echr Josephine La.trcncg, Whits Lake, light.
schr Sarslinn. Pcntw4tes, sun1rtes.
Behr A, g. Kcatlng, Luuington, I,0l0 bu corn.
, 1880-03-23

CLEVELAND. O., March 2s-rETnot.EuM - Va-
ehangedt Bsnrdard white. 10 tast. nc.
; FrrTBuuItd, ru.. March H.-I'xrlIOtEuM-atodG
atey aoive, crude hs nt pe ut I'nrkee's fur Ship
nent1 retinsd, no fur Philadelphia delivery.
, 1880-03-23

aosroy, Mnrch 21,-Ttou1l-tantet. Western snpat.
.sa s;uh6M, common extraa, &j25G6.1i, Wisconsin
so sqaUA1; ulo and Michigan wlntar whrats, Aj,25
LIZ, Illinois and 1ndlann. sa60aT.0 Bt Louis. Ati5
a;5o, patent winter whohts. s1o1aaeo3 do spring
rhcsts, t1D177h.
GuAty-Corn quIett mixed and yoliov. oaC!e. oasA
a,mt No. pnd extra while, 6ieaslo; No. white 4shu
NJ HNi.e ana mlxad. +1@+sc. hvS-amnll ahes' 1s4n
Hffir7.ren-Cholca Westarn creumostok. Ta51cs tadc
,.rSeu, chaide, 3s4Gtn.
PEnHs-Wotlorr, freett 12l4Ga13c - .
ftscEII,rH--tlDnr. tuJbrS ind fl0Q skss corn. H..
MI mi wheat, 4 Nu hu,
"atsiiNYNTa-Flouet tau lfls.
, 1880-03-23
DETROIT.

DETROIT, March 2.-FLoUR-F1rM.
GRAtN-Whent eastori extsn no.nnhls No. whltO,
g{.sx, March, el.xN<, April. sl.z33{s May. slel4s
June &f.Gs&fEt!1t milling. No. L. num!nnl.
NKCEIPT8--Whgh Tu.nn btt.
HuIPMENTs-tYhuat, 2Au bu.
, 1880-03-23

Srfeids Uttplleh to 7'hs Chtfa9o TRIBUNE.
ALpESA, Mlrh., Mnrch :s.-1'ho Ice all went
cut Ut T,uncr 1.ay tu.dRy. Weather permit
tl1,H. mn! tho leo don't come Lck, tho steamer
Metropolis Will eicMr for l3ty CITY Tomorrow
lnorning. Weather lnd
, 1880-03-23

=, ,do. tl.I,. Corn l?rcr cnap: AnrlI
seS inn.; ~ sn'{ {,a onS inwaI n
Ell .e"n nn1ipT dull md unchanged.
T'HsattRS- EtenlT IT H. ~,
MnItrsisi,ys- -iirx sitl1a md nweri ai1.75 IA tnS
es. 4 Aft l',y II ;a AZ ia tns anr r'1nh r4 ~ ~
lnseS u H. !; 1T cDntry pulnts. lecnn % and 1"xor
tetsa5 tets,an ftM s:i8. LIN. inWer W tAasf%sS:, .
,htaS bat oats, itst1 but rge. fO but barley i0
ba: yrs-Flour II yD hrls. wheat. htp! mi corn
.ssm nj 6dts 0uNlbus ryn, n,not barley. 1,ub bu.
, 1880-03-23
BUFFALO,.

BuFYA1o, March N.-{3rtA1N-Whcat entirely ncR-
ected. Corn dull md ttoaly; cars hlgh-m!xcd Tue
1sto nt 40 track. Oats neglected. hye neglected..
Harley neglected.
HIiLR0Au uFRxIdnTs-unchnnged