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OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
THROUGH 1nsE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,ae<&ESs
NJ a. North River, foot Of canal street; SA3kN&6
New York. at u O'Clock noon, OF the lotn, tvLn
and SOth OF every month, except when these dates
fan on Sunday, then he Saturday preceding.
All departures connect Ut Panama WIN steam-
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran.
cisco drst Of every month, except when It falg on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aepinwau.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Ne iictne and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information. apply
at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street. North River, New
York. r. BABY, Agent.
augl0.1yr
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@- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs OF Mr.. JOSEPH HEwOT are invited to at
tend his Funeral q. st. John the Baptists Church,
Sullivan's Island, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
mchl2.~
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the Official return of deaths
In the City OF Charleston, for the week end
ing March 8, 1879
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Soc First Page for other Local Matters
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Doors. 5asbes anb Blinds
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GEO. 3. PEIzKR, X. D., City Registrar.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rfoo and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, March IL, 1873,
CoTroN.-This staple exhibited much depres-
sion. with hravy and declining marker, prices
showing some irreguarity. bnt were generally
about nc 9, ID lower. Sales 700 bales, say at
l6. at l6, 20 at l6, OF at II, 25 at Tx, 100 at
Tx, so at lS4, Sc at lsH, 81 at lSx. 100 at lSH,
lao at 10 25 atl9kc We quote:
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CHRIST CHURCH LADIES' AUXILIARY
ASSOCIATION.

Total. lS6, sos 1858 bO7,l'
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IIOEUUN, GUICII It'
Noon -Consols 93Has2H. Fives soh.
FRANKFORT, March ii.
Noon.-Gonds 95X.
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8AlM TO g4lkM2
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-08
Plano.



10 the Editor of The Dallas Herald;
If not Objectionable, | would like
occasionally to send youa commuhlca-
ton from this section, as this point
has heretofore passed by umnoticed
though deserving of little considera-
ton through the medium of your APP
preciatcd journal.
Plano is situated upon a high, de-
lghtiul prairie. The acknowledged
fertility of the soil surrounding the
place can have no superiority iof up
lands. In the direction of improve
ment there is slow but steady i'll
crease, and should ] take my judgment
from many rich and cultivated farms
living adjacent and contiguous to the
village ! am surprised ut its being no
larger. This point for business has, up
to the present time, been eltlfeiy
overlooked. Now more attention is
being paid to the place. we nave zen
or twelve stores, two hotels, one chliich
already constructed and one other
undcr contract, besides several other
stores in prospect" Mr.. I. T. At
kinson's dinner stand for the trains is
notoriously popular along the line for
the finest edibles in the vegetable iine
and the Methodist preachers cXcep-
tional favorites, namely, chickens ana
turkeys, are conspicuously arranged
,,,on His nnn,ul olinus fable.
A large Wholesale and retail estab-
lishmcnt will be opened in the fall
under the auspices of Colonel Oglesby
and Squire Red. Colonel Oglesby, l
understand, goes to New York ON the
LIST of August to lay In his handsome
stock.
AS far as the morals of the commu-
nity may be concerned, judging from
the advancement in church construc-
ton, this place decidedly cXcels Me-
Kinney, and n more healthy, orderly
and quiet locality cannot be iouhu III
the State. The town, in her concert
has already agitated the question OF q
new county, with this as the county
scat, though that consummatl0,n I'M,
perceptibly glimmers in the distant
future, and the realization is so eN'
tremcly vague us not to worthy o
mention.
The dense population of Dallas rem
ders the air impure. This is goot
place for Dallasites to rusticate and gc
their respiratory organs freed IRON
impurities, obtain cooling draught o
water and enjoy n fine breeze.
The crops in this section, however
seriously injured by the past tmiavor
able weather, will do ordinarily very
well, and should the weather remain
favorable, fair share of cotton may
vet bc raised, but the wheat is mate
rally damaged. -,
Your excellent paper comes to u
improved in dress and appearance l
is pretty we'll represented here, an,
Judging from the number OF indlvld
uals who are DESTROYS OF borrowing
from subscribers, could be better repre-
sentcd -,
CAPTAIN Adams, ! think, will NEE
with Il full Endorsement for Governo
in this vicinity, especially as your pr;
per is regarded as an oracle on the sun
iect of nominations, and are SATISFIED
to have you select for us, i'll consldefa
ton of your prudence, eXpcriepce an,
circumspection, as wcllas the acknoW,
edged ability of Captain Adams to III
the gubcrnatorial chair. | trust you
Journal may receive the wide circula
ton its enterprise deserves.
Yours very respectfully, u.
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DALLAG CITY DIRECTORY,

The following Is Il complete lisi Of lh,
principal business houses ui the chs Of lhl
las;
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BARKING AaD INSURANCE,
+, g. IORpAN, H. 4, AuNSPAUdll'
President Cashior
OF DALLAS
CAPITAL s250,000.
s250,O00.
DIRECTORS.
Il. q. JORDAN, J.R. COUTs,
w. 4, HUGHES, co. SLAUGHTER.

This institutions chartered by the lcalsla-
mrp OF Inc state of Texas win commence
operation June /, lNl, ud VIII do d general
huukug, exchange, ana collection business
viii discount nrt class phpr ul ronhounblr
mtrN receive deposits subject lu check nt
Sluht, aud Issue hilsut oNc Nnngo0n the pru'
pIpnl cilips nt tho lhitcd ~ +, Remittance
made Ia an tho Mallng u,rs Of Europe,
special uttorHi0n given TO che collection ui
notes, druts, etc., throughout the Nlnlc ond
elsewhere The business ul hunks, merchants
mud manufacturers solicited,
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Adycriising Rates In Daily :

Ntnnthly embellishments inserted every
o,hrr dny win be charged two-thlrds the
"'rrnnsIcnt advertisements, having the run
of Tie paper, first insertion, u % per- sguie !
w, observation-disclosures inserted NJ intervals, VIII
me charged rs new each insertion,
ali business notices of advertisements 10
he charged 20 cents net per line, each inser-
lion, No notice less than ~ cents. ,,
All advertisements not marked any spec,
iGnd number OF insertions, VIII be published
,iv times and charged accordingly
4 square IL the space occupied ny zen 'lleS
solid Nonpuroil
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub
usnrl every Saturday morning Subscrip'
lion, $50 per nnnum SLOW ior slH ni2i'gns
p,r n less period than six months
advertisements inserted NJ the rate OF II "
mar snnnrr for the first insertion, ana 10 cehlS
Ear cnch subsequent insertion l.,
The following are our advertising rates III
Let,
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GROCERIES.

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Choice. 10,
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THE DAILY HERALD,
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THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
,,nrtinu, except Monday, ~ $40 u year. ~
"ITancc 50 iurslX months u tor one month
,.uts.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

ana viii locate Certificates lo, ouc-iNih In.
trrtst IN the land,
Below We give q partial list OF the lnnds
that we Hrc now Offering for hNlc;
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From FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY we shall sell our
than hetooens we w"
template having become too ci'p
We nom our present. s
TO our temporary
Irmakea article
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
WHEN PRIZES WILL BE AwARDED-NINE GRAND
DIPLOMAS OF HONOR TO BE AWARDED TO
AMERICANS.
VIENNA, Friday. Aug. 49, 1874.
The prizes win be awarded by the Commissioners
on Tuesday next. Nine grand diplomas of honor
the highest prizes given-have been awarded to
Americans, namely:
l. To United States Government for display of cotton
and products
q 10 National Bureau OF Education.
j. To the State OF Massachusetts.
g. To the City Of Boston.
o. TO the Smithsonian Institute, Washington.
g. To Walter Abbott Wood OF Hoosic Falls n Y, for
agricultural machinery.
T. 10 william Sellers Co., Philadelphia, for progress
In iron manufactures.
g. To Samuel s. White for dentistry.
p To George H. Corliss Of New-York, for machinery.
lhe first four for excellence in methods and prog
ress OF education and schools.
NO diplomas have been awarded to the Sewing
machines, as there is too much competition, but all
VIII have medals of merit and progress awarded to
them.
In the machinery department, where the Ameri-
cans make the most display, medals will be given to
some 90 exhibitors, averaging about one in three.
The discussion of the merits of the articles con-
tlnues and the decision to the awards will be
cluded on Monday.
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JAYNE'S LAST RAID.
his WEAPON REcolLs UPON HIMSELF.

HIS WEAPON REC0lLS UPON HIMSELF
nv Az NOT TO FAIL AT THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THE srh0iAh
,cvvT SEIZED PLATT BoYDs Books-AN
.CT,ox FOR TRRsPAss BROUGHT AGAINST HIM
,rncasv heads at the Custom-house rested more
Iii, upon the shoulders of the officials after the
rcneated denias of Collector Arthur and Assistant
treasurer Sawyer that the AK was TO IAN
right and left in the corridors OF that puDnc
edifce While the tumult among the ofhclais mas
Aeen stlled in a measure the attention OF import
ers and the whole mercantile community mas peen
attracted to the suit for 100000 which the Gov
eminent has instituted against Messrs. Platt q
Boyd for alleged revenue frauds IN the underVaiua-
ton of invoices of glass and the bribery OF customs
officials Both sides of this story are told herewith
1t will be seen that the importers evnce no dspo-
sition to compromise the matter, but profess ther
determination to fight it out to the bitter end III the
pourts They complain that books and papers
which were not referred to In the war
rant were seized by Special Agent jayne
and they have carried the war into Africa by lnst
tutlng counter suit against him to recover dam
uges for trespass Copies of the complaint IN TINS
sction and the warrant upon which the seizure was
based win be found below, with full account Oh
the incidents of Mr.. Jsynes last raid.
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A CIIsTOM-HoUsE PANIC.

RUMoRs OF A WHOLESALE REMOVAL OF OFFICIALS
AGAIN CoNTRADICTKD-MR. JAYNE THREATENS
TO RESIGN
CommOtiOn reigned at the Custom-house
yesterday morning. and the minor officials held earnest
Debate over the damaging reports that were
,ircuated broadcast throughout the building Those
officials who were not interested In passing the goods OF
Plat q Boyd expressed their satisfaction ana ma
heiousy saued their suspected brethren with inquiries
pf 'How much glass did you RetP Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Sawyer, Collector Arthur
Burveyor Sharpe Naval officer Latin ana other lead
ing revenue officials were coseted together early IN the
day. but the results Of the interview were not made pup
lie All the officials reiterated their demals OF any
KNOWLEDGE of the frauds and professed to believe the
whole matter be idle rumor set on foot for sensa
tional purposes. No information could be obtained
from Special Agent Jayne, as he was not in his
Office and his subordinates had no information TO
import. Official notice has been issued that specia
Agent JAYNE has received 80 days leave OF absence
from his official superors and on Thursday evening lett
the city for Ithaca. In conversation with gentleman
before he left the city he deprecated the manner m
which he had been treated by the press and intmated
that IL was not improbable that he would resign his posi-
Iion and retire private life.
IL is stated with what truth is unknown, that the in
vestigaton started on account OF statements ade
by Swede named Calberg the alleged natural son OF
the late King Of Sweden and hafbrother of the reign
ing King, that he had paid Custom mouse O1cers money
to pass struggled kid gloves which he arrested for
snngglng and by Platt Bloyd that lthey had paid
such officers money to watch their goods
AN OFFICIAL EXPLANATION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Treasury De-
partrnent recently, in the determination Of various
documents discovered two of alleged Gus
toms frauds said have been committed in 1851 and
few days ago sent Mr. Vanderbilt Of the Department to
NewYork for the purpose Of examining into the cases.
the names Of several CustOmhOuse officers now in Office
having been mentioned in that connection. The chief
object visit that city ascertain whether
they implicated in fraud improper transactions
Mr. Vanderbilt, having returned TO Washington to-day,
reports 10 Secretary that there was nothing what
ever to imphcate those officers in wrong-dong. This
wac the only matter which occupied his attention while
In Eew.York. His visit had no connection whatever
with the removal OF anybody had any orders been
previously issued for the purpose or for examining into
the conduct of officers aud employees connected with any
branch of the CustOm-hOuse.
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THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
A JOINT CONSIGNMENT OF CORN MADE-CoNvEN-
TON IN CHAMPAIGN COMPREHENSION

lBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBusE.l

TON IN CHAMPAIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PICNICs BEGUN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBusE.l
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The farmers of Chamgaign
County have put theories and cooperative plans into
practice. Having obtained license from the State 10
In corporate capacity they have dubbed togethe
have Just nineteen carloads of corn 10 market
their own account, and by this operation they et
pect to save $500 They intend forward their whole
crop In this way. large convention was held to-day
by the farmers OF Champaign County and an indepenu
ent county ticket nominated.
One novel feature of the Farmers movement when
bids fair become very popular and TO WORK great goou
In cemenng the farmers together more closely, Is TUG
harvest home picnic. These gatherings are largshy
social their character, but cannot fail 10 advance n
political prospects Of the farmers The first harvess,
home picnic IN is State held to-day at Clinton,
Central Illinois, and drew together several th0usspu
persons engaged In farming After the usual fcstiyes
addresses delivered by Gov Beverdge e1-oon
Palmer, Geu. ]. c. Blake aud others In referepoe W
the angry In which some persons are
the railroad question, and 70 the talk OF violence, nv,
Beverage said deprecated violence and coulu n.y.
eountenauce IT, II need be he would use the wnoro
power VI the State 10 resist It. True reform came 'o
discussion ami investigation. not from violeaos
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and Gil OF said books invoices letter
Iedgers and correspondence relating to said mefca
disc in manner aforesaid and TO produce them he
you shall have taken possesh s
with reports OF service and proceedings therein 70 @
District Court OF the United States Tor the oo"'''
District of New-York, as required by law -. ., tho
Witness my hand and the seal OF SAID court, ~ 81
City of EewYork, this 10th day OF july IN the yea" "
our Lord 1873. SAMUEL BLAICHfohpcc ,o,os for
Judge OF the District Court OF the United ctaVe1 avs
the Southern District OF New-York
Attest: GEO f. BETS, CLERK.
GEORGE BLISS, United States Attorney.
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THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

INSURGENTS LEvYING CONTRIBUTIONS IN ALICANTE
EIGHTY THOUSAND RESERVES CALLED OUT
CREW or THE DEERHoUND TO BE TRIED FOR
PIRACY-RUMoRED CAPTURE OF BERGA BY
THE CARLIsTs.
MADRID, Friday, Aug. Is, 1878.
One thousand insurgent refugees from Va
lencia have landed the OF Alicante, and
leyying contributions the rich towns.
The Cortes has approved bill calling $1,000 Of the
reserves into active service against the Carlis and
publican insurgents.
IL IL reported that the OF the British steamer
Deerhound seized by Spanish manof-war for landing
arms for the Carsts, will be tried the charge Of
piracy.
Five British, three Italian, and American man-of-
living in Escombrera Bay on Thursday. Three
insurgent vessels arrived outside when Fort Gaerao
fired on them A few shots exchanged, without
apparent effect
Caragena is preparing for long struggle. All males
above l6 Of age have been enrolled The streets
almost deserted and the shops closed The in
surgents are issuing paper money.
IL believed that the ironclads Almansa and Vittoria
will be held by the Germans until organized Govern
ment exists TO which they can be returned
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FRENCH n1pERIALIsTs AT CHIsELHURsT

REMARKS OF PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON.
LONDON, Friday, Aug. Is, 1873.
NJ. Rouher and about 600 other French I'm
periats met at Chsenurst to-day, aud celebrated the
fete day Of the late Emperor. Prince Louis Napoleon
IN ade speech IN the of which he said Plant
ing myself as an exile the tomb OF the Emperor
repsessp, h,s teachings, which may DO summarized In
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PRINCE BISMARCK AND THE CHURCH OF
ROME.

STATEMENTS ATTRIBUTED TO HIM sTIGMArIzED AS
AN INVENTION.
BERLIN, Friday. Aug. Is, 1879
The Norddeutsche Aligemene Zeitung stig-
matizes as a disgusting invention the report in the
American papers OF interview with Prince BISMARCK
in which the Prince is made to say that he would eAr
pate the idea of God. and substitute tnat Oh INC oe
T, thai Bismarck used such language or
advocated snch sentiments and believes the falsehood
originated in the Vaccinations Of the Jesuits.
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COMMUNISTS MARCHING ON PORTUGAL.
BAYoSsE, Friday, Aug. Is, 1873.
Eight hundred Gallican socialists are march :
ing on Portugal. 10 which country lheS nope W "n0
sympathizers with their movement
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PEACE BETWEEN SOUTH AMERICAN
STATES.
LISBON, Friday, Aug. is, 1873
Intelligence has reached here that treaty
Of peace between Paraguay Brazil, and the Argentine
Republic mas been signed
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BACON AND LA D-Western Shout
aers. 9a9he.; Bone Sides. l0allc.; Clear
15c.; Sugar-eured 16c.; Canyassed, 16al7c.; yir-
battle-ground, 11a12c. Lard, Country, 9a10c.;
Baltimore leaf in tierees and barrels, i0kallc.;
in half barrels, l0Ac.; in kegs, l2al2Ac. These
OANDLES.--Tallow l2Mal4 cents per pound;
Adamantne, l6 cents.
COFFEE-Rio far to good; 22h a23c.; prime to
choice, 2Sa2shc; f4aguayra, 2shas4c Java 97a2s
COTTON YARNS--Co Country yarns, Nos. 8 to
Il, u 60; Leaksqille, n. G., yarns, $l;e6:
H,-Herrings-Eastern gross, IA. 60a5 per
barrel North Carolina No cut $s.Ooa8s 50 per
barrel; North Carolina No. / roe a9a895O per
barrel; half barrel $3.50. North Carolina No.
gross, &5.5oas6 .--Mackerel-No Bay mackerel,
rels), $l3 No. large Tin barrels) $l0.75a$ll 90.
GRINDSTONEss- Aa2c per Id. for small and
medium; large size, 2Aa2h.
for bands Norway and Sweedes, 7a7hc; Coun.
\ ~ Hammered, 6Ma6c Sheet, 7&a9c.
LUMP PLASTER, $3.50: Ground, $40. to
$1l.to per tom cnlcned, $sas.26 Limp plaster
LIME AND oElGENT-Rockyille. Virginia,
u .20al4O; Riverton, 81 GOAL, 40; Rockland,
rom store Rosedae soaa CaIoined Pc :
Ter, &2.76as; James River Cement. S2a2.25
LEAD-Pig, shasAc per pound.
LIQUORS : Reetifled whiskey : Common
"Reclifed," s5asllo; full proof, u .lOc al 20 !;
medium rye, vi 5oa2; pure old rye, $2a4 Vir-
ginia Mountain rye, new, $l.76; old, 80. 6Oa4 60
Domestic brandies. 81 26a2. Domestic gins,
81 GOAL 90, Fruit brandies, $ls5aI,6O; Black.
berry do, $l.25al 80. Genuine Holland Gin
$1,000 per case.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Amber good
Syrup 60a66; N. o. Molasses 75aS0; Dark Stand.
ard Molasses Syrups, in barrels, 25c; in tierces
IS; in hogsheads, 2lc; Cuba Muscovado, in bar
rels, 66a6o; Porto Rico, 6oa76; White Syrup
$l.76.pcr gallon, $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoes, 7ha0Hc; mule
shoes, 8AasA; nail road. Sc.
MILL OFFAI.-Bran, zoe; Shots, Zoe; Brown.
stuff, SOC; Shipstuff so. wholesale from mill.
NAILS-Old Dominion, 10 TO go penny, $6. to 8
spenny, u; y to 7penny, $6h; to 6-penny
&6A; 3-penny, $7A. BY the 100 kegs, 25c. less.
STEEL-Naylor's cast, lsh. English blistered.
lsc; American do. llal2c
OILS-Kerosene 2Sa3lc. wholesale; straits,
66a70c.; linseed, 9Oc. per gallon by the barrel.
| Virginia lnbricating Oil, Zoe. Whale Oil, 90c.;
Lard OH, s6c.; Sperm Oil, 1926; Labrador Cod
vi, for tanning purposes. 66a90c
| PAPER STOCK-Mixed cotton rags, 4a4Ac;
%hite' oaoHe; woollen, 2a4cj imperfections 2Aa
| enc. 800
| PREPARATIONS--Old Dominion Fertilizer
s6o Gilhams Tobacco Fertilizer &70 90; Gill
hams Truck do $40; do cotton Fertilizer, $50 90;
Powhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate, 500 90
! Whann's Super Phosphate sos; Soluble Pacific,
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!. .... II III H.
STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873
II III L.

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throughout the State to the very liberal
terms upon which the STATE JOUR-
NAL is offered for 1878. and the extraor-
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cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
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Clubs can be made up from as many
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which can be sent in. with the cash, as
fast as obtained, and when completed the
extra copy will be forwarded to any adj
dress named. ar ..aa ... b.. ...
Make up a Club at once, or send in your
name. Remember that SIS will pay for
six copies of the Weekly for one year,
and $40 will pay tor ten copies of the
Weekly and one copy of the Semi
Weekly for one year, and for every ten
subscribers for one year to SEMI.W EEK
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give copy of the
"Great Industries Of the United
States" worth $3.50.