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MEDICINE SHOULD NOT BE

IA GAGGED by the suddenness and violence OF
It's effects. Self-eSidtnt as This proposition would
seem. there are many foolish persons who are con-
icnt only with a remedy which acts abruptly.
The nil. and Other n0slrum.yenders who trade
upon the credulity of this class ind their " bsst
holt" as poor Artemus Ward termed It. IN the sale
Of violent pursaiiyes. So long rs they wrench the
bowels Of their dupes sufficiently, they are pretty
sure of a certain measure Of success. H,inslead Of
such pernioious rubbish, Hosietter's stomach Bit
tiers Is used the results are widely different The
bowels are relieved but always gently, by this
pIeasaut laxative, which does not weaken but in
yigorates them, ard endows the cooperative or
gans OF digestion and bilious secretion with acti-
~ and regularity, strengthens the constitution ana
physique, aud while II Is safe IN It's constituents
sufficiently prompt in operation.
ia I4-W(w)F
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Forty.sixth CODgrcss--SecOndS Session.
WASHINGTON. January Is, 1880.
SENATE.


Several senators presented numerously-
signed petitions for the appointment OF a
commission Of inquiry into the alcoholic
liquor traffic.
Mr.. Herman presented 4 memorial OF over
| 300 individuals and firms OF New York
state and city OF all political parties for the
withdrawal Of the legal-tender quality OF the
Treasury notes. Mr.. Herman, IN present
ing the memorial, stated that he believed it
represented the views of a majority OF the
citizens OF New York, and asked for the
consideration it deserved.
Mr.. Salisbury presented apetitl0n OF cltl-
Zens OF Delaware for the same purpose.
Mr.. Ferry announced that to suit the con-
yenience OF various senators he would not
ask the Senate to devote Thursday to the
obscquies OF the late Senator Chandler, as
he had intended TO do. but would hereafter
ask that another day be set apart to that
purpose.
Mr.. Salisbury introduced bill TO pre-
serve the secrecy Of telegTams. Referred.
Mr. Morrill, introduced a resolution in
struct3g the Finance Committee to inquire
into the prac,icability Of refundng any part
Of the national debt at lower rate OF in
terest than per cent. Laid on The table.
The Vice.PrtsiGent laid before the Senate
recommendation from the Secretary OF
War that the appropriation for arranging
the Confederate archives be increased TO
$1,000. Referred.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced bill for the APP
pointment Of committee on alcoholic
liquor traffic. Referred TO the Finance Com
miltee.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After tranSacing some routine business
the House resumed the consideration OF the
resolution reported from the Committee on
Printing for the printing Of the "GloYer
report"
The inauisiiion was recOmmitted to the
Committee on Printing. with instructions
TO ascertain how the House lost possession
OF the report, and who now has possession
OF 1t.
Mr.. Bicknel. OF Indiana, from the Com
mittec on Counting Of Votes for President,
reported back the bill amending the statutes
relating to presidential elections, proVIdlng
for the counting OF votes and for the decl'
sion OF inquSiion arising therefrom. 1t
was made the special order for January
29th.
Mr.. Money, OF Mississippi. submitted a
report to accompany the bill for the esla0-
lshment OF return.letier offices. Referr'd
TO the Committee OF the Whole.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Revision OF the Rules,
and there was more discussion OF the rule
requiring the Commerce Committee to re-
port the river and harbor bill for reference
10 the Appropriations Committee. Pending
the discussion, at Asp. NJ. the committee
rose, and, after the introduction and refer
ence Of two or three bills, The House adj
iourned.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1850.
country produce.


country Produce.
ApDles: S2G:3.5O 2 barreh
BessaOOr: zoe. y 10.
ggtier: prime 10 choice yellow, lsQ22,.; rslr
I" t 5Taa HSGt: 63c p bushel fer country zoe. for
'ij 3ried i' Fr,eit: Apples. safe; peaches peeled
sal2%c.; unpecIcd, ace; cherries, l5c' y n. :;
bilck berries Ga T..
Zoe, = H.. ducks. IO@I4c. p n.
Eg0S: II usrres, l5c.; IN crates I6c. .u
Fathers. PRIME lvn-VpDr'. 43Gl7'-' 0OrlinHn,
% d36. turkey tall, l5c. q d.; turkey wang l0c
T. i ~ sl.2c@sl %. y eushei. $780,.
U1y: Virginia timothy SlO0 COVER c91 JUG
oats: Baed. - a S5c. .o-,o
Pork.-Dressed, Sac. q ID.
Ldrd: Country. &c.
RVe: 7jc. o'shel
Eumdc: Prime, I1c.
B4ief Ar0D: i3m0Oc'
ration: Jst5.c. = d.. ~,
V5oI: washed. 40G45,.: unw1shei, % 33 ..
Curry wool will BRING irOm 20 &C. . ID lesS IMAM
AbJVc rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
.,,ms,t. Rose.daie. $3.50 = barrel.
Efms. Agricultural, S9l Toe. q Dushel; 'Oek and'
klGSi.Z5. according 20 Gu1ntltyi JDlntcT tihlsD-
ing), 81; Geun's Fall,, s3@9Oc. m. ,,,.,ro,
plssrer, 81 5O@:L75.
TGr: Large size, S3.250f5.9V'
Dry Goods.
gyot0n SAssttnQS and ShtTtfR0s: "A ssanchts-
ter 7c.: \ Manchester. 6Ac.: Manchester 0ic. :
IA James River, 7c.; y James River; ga;
james River BIKE: "A GrunltoYile SHc.' = 'rett-
nile Gsc; "A ROesbridge. 7c.: Roeknri g tssc.
W, COnestoga. &C.. y q. CDnesloSa' ~ ~
conestos,, 6c lO-i Powerful, 25c: lO-4 Clty,
25c.: Cotton yarns sl.25.
Btsached lShirttnOS and bhsstn0s' van
su:,a. l3..: IL ilsOnnlle. l01c.: "A sd.le,
&C.; A Home. 9Sc.; "A oneida, ,oe.. -
Ayondae, 7c.; Al o0Cial. s.c.; a. AInosAsas
ne: W,ai,sstone. &C.: \ Barn8leY. 6hs.; : Etd
i)6e Sc Loom, l0hc.; u. = seltaat
Te: NJ thlian, st: PETERBOROUGH, oc.i lO-s Wal
thpTa 3Oc.: 1O-4 Citv Niils. zoe. nm,
kT1.,0n Drins: Petersburg. 7hc-, OTahltesihi
gc.: Kockbrdge, 4. &c.: "A u. , n.
CDrsst Jeans. Payoaia, &c.; An0SAeaA' iV0-
n stiowell, sc. ,,,.. ,o,,o, s,s.r, MINI ~. .
p.,s,ts. American, 7c,; Aliens, Jc.: klen
,conS 7c.: Sprague. 6Hc. Manchester, ".
Ivashingfor re: AaIsilton. &c. /; Mtsrinack, &c.
Wsllery 7c.; oriental, 7c.; Paclnc, |ac At stn
~ Harmony, 6kc.: WamSutta' fse'' "io"' ester
7sc; South Bridge, &c. ,-,,., .1
Cdnbrics: Rice. 1c'' fAsn'"' va
Drugs. DYesiars. OILS, sc.
A zfsas;t: 81 $3.50 p gallon.
Geaesntrated Lys: s3.25@s4 q ease Of fo1i
dozen.
Coppsrds. &c.
CockinsaL. VI q 10.
Rrtract Of LOG1ood: l7c,
fadiSo: Sl@si.l0.
oits: LinseeJ ooc.: masl..Es. u 2sl.15 gsgrA
tl2h; Whale. 76e; slraitt a0seSos.; Lsoas e.,
cca vi, 60a60c.i lard, 7Vc'i s"eesso ep''"'
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORH.

New YORK, January b. N0en,-SOcks strong.
Money call, jGN6 Dtr cent. ENyutnge-bOng,
4S24; short. 484a State bonds quiet. Govern
ments firm.
ECeRfHg.-Money, per cent. Exchange, 4S2H.
Governments strong aud higher; new 81, l033;
AZ per cents, lO7s; per cents, l0is States DUH.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 13-Virglnia 6s, deferred,
S: cOnsols, STA: second series, 81 rast.due con-
pons, II: new lO-40's, 37E North Carolina Us,
Old, 2bh. Bid to-day.
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fiGH1 WITH ROBBER on A TEAIN.-For
several weeks the conductors OF cotton
ual0S over the Iron Mountain road be-
tween Little Rock, Ark, and Benton, Mo-,
nave been missing whole bales Of the Yau-
able ireighis. The Chief OF Police OF Lit
ne Rock detailed men TO find out the leak,
bal not until last week did the detectives
set a clue. Three detectives, being con-
ceaed on The train, saw 4 man Of hercuean
Ouild suddenly leap from his hiding-place
o zoe Train drew It's slow length along and
swing himself into the car. 4 secret signal
vas gwen TO the engineer, and in mo-
iHeht TIE eT6aking OF the wheels turned
mo rumble, aud then into the hum
vi terrible speed. Although the high
Na!m2n was taken back by the un-
,,1spee'ed swiilness OF the train, be threw
III SHOULDER az inst a bale OF cotton and
tVIed u from the car. He had Just balanced
n neh to spring after his booty when
Effective cluiched him around the arms.
nc ne foDOers resistance was active. lie
nwied Ms opponent quvering TO the floor,
"nu agsln poised himself for a leap, 10 be
s - he'd back by the grip Of two officers
~ oau responded TO their comrades cry.
a desperate struggle followed, the train
mssnwhile laundering down the road, and
~, nssn ~ last the plucky intruder did roll 10
a.. S'ound the detectives were sure OF his
- stl The train was stopped and backed
found ' Nv '""D'' oo"'' 70
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Norfolk.
DEATH OF DIR. sELDEY-sNOw-sTQ4,

DEATH or DIR. sEIDEN-sN0w-sTVN.
Ispecii telegram to the D1spatchI
NORFOLK, January 13.-Dr. Samuel Sci.
den. leading physician OF this city, died
tonight Of consumption.
A snow-storm to-day prevented the mass
meeting at the Opera. House tonight for the
relief OF Ireland.
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ONLY ONE LEFT.
Louisiana Items.

NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-Governor
Witt will be inaugnrated next Wednesday
in Odd-Feliows' Hall.
A special TO the Times from Assumption,
La, reports the killing of w. Parker, Jr.,
(colored,) by Allen HIte, a Justice Of the
peace. IIite escaped,
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The Chicago Labor Troubles.

COLLISION BETWEEN THE STRIKERS AND NON
STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, January 13.-A collision occur
red at the stock yards this morning be-
tween the striking and nOn-siriking work.
men in the packing-houses. The latter
were attacked by a mob OF 400 or more
with sticks and stones. One man was dln-
gerously Stabbed. A number OF strikers
were arrested and marched 20 the police
station at the muZzlcs Of revolyers. Serious
trouble and boodshed are feared. The
police authorities regard the situation as
critical.
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Political.

INAUGURATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF ONO.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January Is Governor
Foster was inaugurated yesterday.
ELECTION OF SENATOR GARFIELD.
CINCINNATI, January 13.-Mr. Garfield
was elected United States senator 10 succeed
Mr.. Thurman by the Ohio Legislature to-
day. The vote stood In the Senate-Gar-
field. 20; Thurman. 10; In the House
Garfield, sc; Thurman, A.
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yv 0ieai Indignation is said to prevail at
"iikesbarre, Pa, because Governor Howl
~ nSs appointed Hon. Stanley Woodward
a;s smoerai) Judge OF the Eleventh Judicial
Es .lc, IN preference 10 Republican. Al
H., S.on, Governor Hoyps late home, the
fro .'up tore down q transparency In
GU os. " tseIr clubhouse because IL bore the
. srs picture. Hoyt and Woodward
sn g., warm personal friends. and the latter
supported Hoyt for Governor.
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Personal.
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF SENATOR LAMAR.

SUDDEN ILLNESS OF SENATOR LAMAR.
JACKSON, Miss, January Ex-senator La
mar has been here several days in the inter-
est OF General Wathall, and was stricken
with paralysis Sunday night. His condition
is not considered critical. The Democratic
caucus, which was in session last night, adj
journed after twelve ballots for United
States Senator, the last standing: Barksdale,
5i3; Walthall, 3st; Singleton, 40; scatter
Ing, 4. Barksdale received 50 on the sixth
ballot
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian Imperial Family DisSen-
siOns---The Dying Empress Trying
TO Reconcile her Husband and Son.

NEW YORK. January 13.-London specials
state that the Emprt s. or Russia has tcIe-
graphed the Gar from Cannes that she
wishes to return to st. Petersburg to die
there. having first reconci'cd her husband
and son and established peace in that di-
yided family. The Empress says the father
suspects his son OF conniying at Nihilist
plots, while the son accuses the father OF
dragging the Russian Imperial family down
to ruin. The Emperor's mistress pOsOns
his mind with suspicious against his son.
The CZlrewitch and CZareOna are virtu-
ally imprisoned in the palace. His uncle,
the Grand Duke Constantine. believes
his own life endangered, he having Of
Tended the fayOrite. Prince OrlOtf's jour
mes. to Cannes is IN obedience 10 the En-
pr summons. She wishes to cOntde to
him message for the Car which she dare
not telegraph. Prince OrIOtf has been for
the past two days unable to approach the
Empress, whose suiferings are rendaed toll
cradle only by subcutaneous injections, and
who is kept alive by artificial atmosphere,
pumped into her lungs. Nevertheless she
ordered the Greek Christmas and New
Years day to be observed by the children.
Midnight and morning jubiIant masses were
celebrated at the villa by the retnue. The
Duchess of.Edinburgh gives parties, but
dcvotes herself to her mother. The Duke
quilted Cannes. The Duchess teleGraphed
her brother: "COme TO take leave OF
MOTHER
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

hlCuNOND, JdhpGy ID, lsSU.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, IA bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
CORN Whte, LEO bushels. Mired, % o BUSH
els.
OATS-006 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-42 bushels.
BEANS-1 bu.hCl
GROUND-PEAS.-4 bus hels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White A bushels very good al LAT.
Red. 81 bushels iar Lancaster AT $40: 50 BUSH
els god Lancaster al SLID; 10 bushels fair Ian
caster at sl.4O; 100 bu hrls mixed at sl4J; "a
bushels mixed at l.42; 20 heels common NIX.
cd at sl3S; 81 bushels good FuliZ at fl.42: 1876
bushels good Fultz ~ Sl,4l; Ii bushels very good
FultZ AT 81 45-iOa, ga bushels.
CORN Whtte. 1872 bush Is prime ut soc: A
bushels good at 5Sc.; lf0 bushels prime at zoe. ;
30 shells prime at 60c. So bushels prime at 60c.
100 bushels good at 5Sc.; 1876 bushels prime at
zoe; GA bushels very good AT 59c.; 80 bushels
good at 5sc.-tOial. l,l94 bushels. Nired. 100
bushels very good at SOC: IA bushels good at 81.
SO bushels good at 5Sc total. 230 bnshels
OArS.-66 bushels prime spring nj 50c.; 2O2
bushels prime spring at 0c.-0tal, 28S bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAs.-l2 bushels at 97c; 30
bushels 1T 95c.-tota AZ bushels.
BEANS.-l bushel very good AT sl.25.
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WASHINGTON, January 13.-A dispatch
from General Walthall to Senator Gordon
dated Jackson, Miss, this evening, states
that Senator Lamar's physicians say his
condition is serious but not dangerous. His
attack is believed to be vertigo, not pa
raly>is
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EIOur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

zine. t4@s4.5O; saperdne, IS. jO@s5.75; extra
i6.7J@t7; common family, S7Gs7.25; fancy
Dranr S7ZiS.
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MILITARY TO PROTECT MINERS.

WHEELING. W. VA, January 13.-The
Charleston City Guard have gone TO the
Hawks Nest mines to protect the men will
ing TO work.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAND FOR SALE.

WE HAVING LEASED MAiOS AR
w VIII furni,h sANR for the ioio"lns prices
from JANUARY 10, 1850:
On the bar, 25c. for twenty-fye-onshei FJad; and
soc. on the bank. We deliver SAND A. ;ea sonahe
WORK done as usual. Apply At bsI, foot Of seven
,san,h strcet 10 IT. FORD. or
IA 8.lwT n L. rHiLirc, o%s west nap.
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DIVIDENDS.

or FicE CITY FIRE-ISsURANcE CoMrASr'f
January ., 1850. !
I'VE BOARD OF DIRECTORS o. thls
L company have this day declared semi-snnuai
ID .yIDENDOf Four PER CENT. Tree OF tah(
a, of The profits Of last SIX months, paysp" ="
q, Io.i0, r. 4. MEADE. secretary.
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OFFICE or RICHMOND PERPETUAL
ptrIpISC LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY. !
No. q EhEyESTn sIREtt
RICHMOND. VA. January !. iesV'
yI,UE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
i PANY have declared NET DtNlptNDor
FIyE PER CENT. out Of the earnings iot lhs pa.
six months payabe at the Office OF The company on
aud after JANUARY 10TH. ,.>,s,,,x
A l-lwSJalA&t5 tHnS..
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Critical Condition OF the Queen OF
@pHil.

LONDON, January 13.-Priyate reports
from Madrid OF the Queens state excite
grave apprehension|. Since the attempt on
King Alfonso's life the Queen falls into tit
after fit, but muSterS strength enough to
appear publicly and then relapses. She
cannot endure the Kings absence. Her con-
dtion is the more serious because an heir is
eXDCcted.
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RICHMOND, January 3, 1850.
V,HE DIRECTORS OF THE CHI
i BANK OF RICHMOND have lmts ~, =, vi
OF The sarniss, OF the past SIX moslbs, payse'e
sioekholasrs lflse Of ell ,s1esl ~ an TRIasS,
UARY 12, 1850. WiLLiA" "' AE..hi,r.
| Eb-tJsl5
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Strikes.
GENERAL STRIKE AMONG THE ALLEGHANY
MINERS.

PITTSBURGH, January l3.-A general strike
was ordered yesterday among ak the miners
OF Allegheny county to secure a uniform
rate of three and half ceEts per bu>hel for
all coal mined
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REPUBLICAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION.

AUGUSTA, January 13.-Orvlle ID. Baker,
counsel for the Republican Advisory Com
miltec, has made q report to them, in which
he takes ground that the State has now no
legal or acting Governor; that Lamson was
not legally elected as president Of the con-
stltuliOnal Senate; that the Senate was a
legaIIy-organized BODY; that the House was
not a legally-organized body, and never had
Il quorum; and that the term OF once OF
the Executive Council, Secretary OF state,
Treasurer, and other State officers, expired
Wednesday. January 7tb, and all those
offices are now vacant.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
PORTLAND, January 13 -Register-of-Pro-
bate Caleb \. Chaplin, who was counted IN,
and who took his seat January lst, resigned
to. day. This leaves only one counted-in i"
county officer who still holds his seat.
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Reelection of VI. Gambef,a.

PARIS, January 13.-M. Gambetta, Re-
publican, has been reelected 10 the Chamber
OF Deputies by 2j9 out Of 3OS votes record
ed. There were forty blank voting. papers.
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Eugenie's Proposed Journey To Zulu.
land.

LONDON, January 13.-EX-Empress Eu-
genie will leave for the Cape Of Good Hope
March 26!h, and hopes to arrive at the
scene OF the Prince ImperiaPs death by
June lst, which will be the anniversary OF
Il,nf
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The House to-day decided to take up Mr..
Bicknelps bill regulating the electoral count
on the Goth, and TO continue its consdera'
ton from day to Gay until disposed OF, to
the exclusion OF all other business except
APPROXIMATION bills. This looks as II the
body meant business. The general depa'e
on the report OF the Committee on Rules
was resumed and continued. Speeches were
made by number OF members In opposi-
ton to the proposition to give the Appro-
prlations Committee revisory power over
the river and harbor bill. Mr.. Cabell VIII
speak tomorrow. He favors restoring 70
the Committee on Railroads the control over
the navigable rivers. He Is also In favor Of
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THE KELLOGG CASE.

The Senate Committee on Elections to-
day examined five witnesses, who swore
that other witnesses in New Orleans testi-
fed to that which was not so.
G. l.. Walker, counsel for Judge Spoiford,
arrived to-day. The efforts Of Republicans
for delay will not prevail, and the Elections
Committee Will act promptly. 1t seems GER
tain that they will declare Mr.. Kellogg S
seat vacant.
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PETITION PRAYING TuG PASSAGE OF THE
BAYARD RESOLUTIoNs-TH QUESTION OF
BEFUNDING THG NATIONAL DfBr-MR. KEEL
LOGG'S SEAT LIKELY TO RE DECLARED Va
CANT-MOvEMENT OF TEMPERANCE MEN
TIE PRESIDENCY AND GENERAL BUTLER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14

The era of fast time on the Eastern rail.
ways seems to be approaching; indeed is al
hand. Only week ago, the Baltimore and
Ohio road started in, "givipg EN- tho dust
dalia Panhandle and Pennsylvania road.
com : 20 the rescue, as will be seen by no.
tees in other columns of this paper, an.
nouncing the same time to Baltimore as the
b. IL o., and four or five hours quicker time
to New York. Other lines will unooubtedl,
follow and the public will have the oppor
tunity by travelling by fast trains in all di
rections. For perfect track, elegant equip
ment and intelligent and successful manage
ment the Nandalla Line and its 'Great Faith
er," the Pennsylvania railroad can always b.
truly commended.-[St. Louis Globe-Demo
crat, Nav 80.
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Pretty and Young

In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever. This lady at 35
writes us 81 have used Parker's Hair Bal
sam six months and am more than pleased
with it. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of my hair and given it silky softness,
nicer than ever before. There is no Dam
drutf, no falling hair and it leaves the scalp so
clean and nice and cool that am ever so
much pleased, and feel and look like my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and vigor-
Gus hair 1t produces, together with its prop
erty of restoring gray or faded hair to the
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dandruf and itching, sur
prises no less than it pleases. Sold in large
bottles at only Scots. and 81 90, by all first.
class druggists. d&w
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Flour. GrnIn and Hay.

FLOUR = We quote city Mills from new
wheat rs follows: NX, 50, KIN, . 30,
MAX, 2 Q0i fancy family, 80 90
Imported: XX, per cwt : 49, xxx, 90;
NANN, > 20, Fancy, 32>; Patent, 3 So.
RyR-ln sack, soc.
BARLEY doc. per bushel.
BRAN--Weuuo,e ut Toe.
GuNNy BAGs-Second-h and In good order,
cents piece. tlttf
Conn MEAL---On track large lots 81 IS. In the
store jobblng lots 81 40.
OATs-New 4 Nas. y. No cid In town
WHEAT-No 3 old, 9lc; No 3new, s5@S6c; Nc
9, none; No new, 7jGS0; Rejected, 6 0g74; No
grade. 50d65c; Mediterranean Noe, 50; No 8,
70@75c; Nicaragua, nominal, i0c, but not want
ed by Texas miliers
CoRN--We quote mixed bulk on the track 81 c;
white do, 53e; mixed bulk In store, SOC
white do, 5Sc. In sacks, sc higher,
HAy-PraiIie , loose from wagon, 81 per tom
Millett, do, IS. From store, prairie, baled, zoe
per hundred; Millett, 30. Prairie baled, In car
lots, $40 per ton; free ON boaid
GRAHAM FLouR-s3,; homny, per l0C
pounds, 81 so; grts, ~ 80; corn flour, e. %
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corr
bran, nom zoe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14
The "CINCINNATI HOUSE, Is newly
furnished; board and lodging 81 per week.
hides and Wool.

In the HERALD this morning will be fount
the business card of Col. j. I. Hickey, who
for seven years past has represented in the
Southwest w. G. Lobenstein esq, Of Lesv
enworth. Kansas. When Mr.. l.. retired
from business last spring, Col. II. opened out
in Fort Worth, where he had been acting rs
agent for Lobenstein. A few days ago he
bought out Benefits old stand, opposite the
Texas & Pacific depot, where be places as
his agent B. f. Gross ESQ.,, formerly of Mem
phis, Tenn, and one of the oldest and mos,
honored hide and leather men in the South.
west. Hickey's name for honesty and honor
in connection with hides and wool through.
out the state Is well known, and we predic,
for him bright and prosperous future.