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fai-, &c; iic DO. skimmed, &c &c. farm dairy.
apple Conn e tieusA DC M zls tssi do &c per p =
With prcsss fnns inv steady We quote :-sperm 2se pa.
sdamanhna. ~ II and Id oz.. from i5c IKE
ConDAGk-Fne market was quHt, with prIces ruling
steady we quote -mamia, large and small sizes, iGHc
T. llEc. do, bolt rope yarns is1Sc; l9kc tarred
Manila, lec ssai ropes i5c. i6c New Zealand cord
age. HSsc a io1sc.; RuSsia bolt rope. i7c TT n
CoFFrk-ihe market tor Rio WAS scarcely firm. yet
We make no change IN our former range OF gaotatons
have been Necessary In md coffee we heard Of sales
terms; AZ bags Of do Clara Belle. &c. aud S8
bags Of forto Rico ex same vessel at &c. a2e We
quote :-kio ordinary careoes, l3xc. 254c. tar d0
zAc 2lc. good do, 27s4c. zsc. prime DO, 2skc.
2SHc extreme range TOR lots, 25c Z8sIc.. gold per
ib % and days Credit Java government bags. 100
BIC do, grass mats 3Oc. 34c. Ceyon &c. 30 !,
Ma Mar.csbo 'ie a zc dagaayrs, Tc zsc. Jamaica
ssMac; Costa Sta Riea 2SSse Mxci Ne xican Bc. Ac {;
26o. Yc. gold. 20 aud 30 days credit,
COrTos on the spot was but moderately active at pre-
vious prices Future deliveries, owing to reported
seader feeling in Liverpool market opened strong
advanced l6c. Ac., under considerable excitene nj,
Later advices from Liverpool however,. were Of an un
favorable nature and the advance lost the market
closing weak, at decline OF Lice. <c. yesterday
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COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK Jan. 80 1874
The following are the total seeeips OF cotton at all
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For iuure delivery bass low middiing> the sales
last evenng afier three O'Clock k;-February. l00 at
ID l-l6c, JO) ~ 10 iSsc March, 50J l6sc, L400
i5 5se April isO at l6 li6c 100 at is SI6c go at
l6!6c, 4W at 10 932c May, 800 at l6 9l6c July 200
i1,so., sVat ~ ii6c Total, ADD bales To-day ~ to
three M .Eebr9ary lvoat l5sc. 100 at l6c: 100 at
10 91c 4W at Is 5Vc 800 at Is fzc 400 Is &c., 100
at lbac ~ short notice at l5,Sc 200 at l5so
10 S%c. l0J at 10 l-i6c; March, 100 at 1910, 400
u II l6c 2oo at lec 0 at 10 y52c SOO 10 $40.
50 NJ lo.c i0O at 10 l56c 800 at l5 25S2c, 200 at l5c
2O at II l3lGc aW at 10 2532c, $40 at 1870. TOO at
10 lJ-l6c. GU at Is 25-32c., 700 at l5Ac. 100
at IS 25s2c, 2W at Is 2l32c. 1000 al Is si6c, 400
at l5 l00 at 10 9-l6c y at 10 1880, 600 at 10 gl6c
April aOo at l6ac 5 at S y go 1000 at u 5l6c 700 at
zoo At 10 9s2c mo at 10 ,ssc o at l6lc 100 at l6
5O at lb>sc l0 at i6c 00 at l6 33c 200 at ~ l3c lO0
at l6i O AZ 10 llbc 400 at 32c. May 2Oy at is q
09 at $780, M at IL 2S2e 100 at t46Ac. 80 at Is 212c
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CUPaEME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
= York Frederck Schucharlt ana others against The
Lake Erie and Louisville Railway Coinpany.--In pur
suance Of Judgment IN the above action dated october
1874. the Undersigned refereo named In sail jlg
mcnt will sell ut public uuctlo, on Saturday, the 2h
day OF October inst, at IL 80 I. A.. AT tho Exchange
Saesrooni. No Ill broadway, by ADRIAN H. MULLER
son. 4uctioneers the following Fist Mortgage SINK.
aud Louisville Railway Company. each payable April l.
l5g, in United states gold coin. equal the the pres
seven per centum per annum IN like gold coin, being
Ut OF bonds saii company Issued In
tended to be Issued by said company the amount
two mio eight hundred and eighty thousand dollars
secured by first morYage the railroad and fra n
chses ana Other real and personal proper q said
trustees bearing datc the 9th day OF May 1877 which
bonds follows LUH said bonds tor 81 COO each
numbered from 3Ol to 1892 both inclusive and 10J or
said bonds tor 500 each numbered from oJ both
elusive.
LOUIS Z. LEWIS, Referee.
kVAHTS. SOUThNAYD 4 CHOATE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
ana

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New fork from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express tor HARRISBURG Pttsburg, the West and South
SUI r1Iim sun pslyef S Sna $3.50 49, and
For Wiamsport and Lock Haven VIA Philsdslp and
hre karoad diy,,sion connecting ct pniisde!phia,
Eric: $50 = NJ. conpecsns ct Corry Tor TitasviiIs.
Petroleum Centre and the Oh Regions !. -.
For washington snd the
Regular at al $40 NJ s'ss sn ~ saa
Express lof Pniladephia, Bill. $50 A. NJ; l2:sa 4
* Emsrs AND a2 y night aseaoa sunday sIas.
Accommodation for Trenton Ut % A. NJ. aad ar. NJ
ii? ~ ana sS aisa ~ ssa ss IS Us
% IS Il 80 - 7 e! 10 Is. S. s sa ss,Sz
a:sS. SAP 70 i:sOf n and u night sunday SD I
'0' s Hanw s:i, ~ j.; ss s:4S SID s s:ia
p NJ and q night sunday, 80 ana p. N.
For 49, rs5sn ana s0u'h A0oy ana
For New Brunswicx ~ and ~ NJ y M, 3;l0. i:ll
F., ;;,7,, A. , ana u niSa. saadfs
For Lambertville and Flemlngton, $50 A. AMI
For Phillipsburg and Beividerc $50 A, NJ. 2and ~
For Bordentown sur!inston ana Camden ~ snd sss'
For = Freehold eel i" Ma i H. A saaa i:i5rN
For Farmt ngdale and Squau. ~ A. n. ands p.s
AAmboy, $50 p For Hghtstown and Psn,berton-
Trains arrive as ioilows-fron Pittspurx SIS, y5y 4
NJ and g:35 r. NJ. daily: $50 N. daily except
Monday from washington and Baltimore GD A:
iOT From philadelphia, 5:O d2h6u l0iiA
lsSA M AZ "a s III Il ~ i; m s and ioirf gun
ana loot OF Debrosses ami Cofanit streets EmIgran
ticket Offices M Battery place No. xUeu H ssssS
DiookSH Il N DOYD' Jr General Pa ,scnaer AGENT
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER le Is74-rRPLE SHEET
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
r. GORGE H.. NALL. WILLIAM p CRAIG. JOHN 4
other eondholdsrs or other persons who may in
D s Rst o % or AFs s 81
Topeka Railroad Company ana John IolhS.n defend;
peohan ~ the State orr " Whereas
Say Of q
sale o. The railroad Of sail defendant the 81 Joseph and
pseseeds said a,noas tue owners ma
sna BY moraase 81 sa raosa q even date
with said SSna and The sns s
Of said bonds and coupons aud report the same with
s b.
s Ct IN VII e. 81 on arSs s y
November H. p 1874, proceed rake evidence anu re-
sna 'h lean smSuas due thereon up 70 day
TENDER A. D. lsi Tor The purpose Of reporting tho Same
Troy, Kansas, Oct 7, 1874
/ states tor The District II Now Jersey-In the mat
ter OF the Unhed watcn Company, bankrupts "a
3 % On
81 ss 4 @
ssss Viii I. ass %
4sss d tssfs'H en sHs'' s Yrs, @
and stat. STAT Of f! sew 5ersaS Which l AMI
ssa he s0ufSs ans States Watch Company
the tweltysxh day OF October In the year one ah4u
Office q the srs Of y II per re a deeds
town Of BERGEN ,oany OF Hudson, and stare Of New
p psrs Pssf r. rt
q he Tie
sss % @ aY' n de- Is 10y
lows,Hegnnns at point in the northeas,erly line "t
o aas RrSSSss T. general
S rS o or SIDE e inter-
sects said norheastery iine thence parallel with
liant ihsre,ro south t6rtyo"s degrees minutes
MTa M north degrees forty minutes Vest one
hundred and ninety-two ieet; thence north twenty;
seventeen tie Inc above referred
10 e saa rv east Is
feet; south egatysix degrees ten minutes east sixty
three degrees twenty minutes east thtyto ice! six
as v@ s ina. the strlp d between said
out @ cal public public highway
es %ae G laid
By the party Of the rs part on ne no line Of the
Intended he slanSrs Interest in AND 70 hs;
ct 'as go ssh
PsMsse aa also ns1 Ss middle % b Of .
fronts TIE said property On .hs south subject T.
sSisSxsy. xisS q. sSs following shaisi' sSSisss e
snces II drilling Machines and their appliances, Ss
r apS s na hs pp
ances 4 siotting Machines and their appliances,
ssnss sss 1s
Masslass sn senpso
psnss apsns Sass!nes ana ap an
81 nsa o MsaH Sn s
%sr. On Cans siaxinx Ioois. IUgrixstins Tool
ana iramss y Wrenches, 2y xroors saw trsmes g
IL Ss' E,sss 's
and sppansss Belt Splitting sppisnees
s%pns
sS D!:i sns ars:
rO dass Funnel sSesrs Battery rates
Sss
sa% ct,rcalar SAW 5iamDs iet 81 WOOD fianss Is
Sas SAWS AnY ire Machines sna suss.r VIZ
xiss s' al, the ioowSs shnstels annsSmesres viz:
asa ana ssns: sp
ssSSs sss I'll
@ VIZ. i s;s s'.$sss ssssss
Bow dishes n sdss oo
snsa.s nrHshss Ysa pI Wa1s Boxes Clocks
ana D M a sns ana asaE
Machine and appliances Winder., 9 Punches. Dies
s' S craU ss s.:
ZEE ss s " Wire! sa's
Copper Wire IS NO. . Wood Dishes. saws Oiistonc
ssSs S%srs Sizes orqsS: .nISa
lbs Copper Blanks, tor ''f BITS, s 'f Dow,
as.o4sa
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COUTHEKN LINE
- FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The following and first class steamers will san
every "wednesday. at M from Dier ~ East Rivers-
C ClIv H csptsin Mccreery =
CITY OF GALVESTON. Captain Evans .......Nov Z
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. Captain Pennington Nov II
dndsaoo kockport or ARENAS Wharf Brazos sen!iasS
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply 70 C. II. MALLORY CO. Agents.
lA3 Maiden RI
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COAsTWIsE sTEANISHIPs.

- - ~--r- .-~~S~ ~~r~.-~
L 70 c1iiFoERSiii, IA ;,4ss AZ a. AND CHINA,
Steamers leave pier ~ North River New York, as fol.
HENRY onAuNcEY Captain VIM. Rathbun Oct. H.
At u noon. connecting with steamship Pacific FOR San
f Gu6S c caS way psrtin ow 90, ., ;,
CITY OF PANAMA CAPTAIN j. u. Lewis, Oct 81. IL
noon nd c rregha ana way PASSENGERS only -
steamers Tor Central America and South Pacific port
leave san Francisco for Japan and China as
EAsCo De CANA October II
JAPAN so cWevonsr II
For freight passage or rthcr Information apply ut
New once /" ~ BuA ,H2' 81 Gana sfss'
RUFUS HATCH Managing Director.
DACIFrC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Excursion to Aspinwal and Panama ami return
c..,, .,.,.. ,or SiU currency -.
HENKY CmATsCY capna Rasba n'' % y ui a "oa
s October IL 1874 Occupying about - days Oh
The attention Of physicians, invalids and all othorss
earnestly Invited To the above trip aordina oppor
ana visit 10 the tropics never before otcrei
competent surgeon on board
Table and service first class
wharf foot Of canal street, Norl ycr New Y"s on
RuYus HArcH. Managing i nirsc,or sape''"~'''"'
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
,u Ihe elegant screw seamsh MERRiMACK. 2oo ton,
isnoma' rara fsrna@Sueo bahia and lilo Jsasiro,
'''' Of passage sNsH ILss GARRISON sls as..,
YORK AsD AASA pEEG NAIL
atSR NJ, from pier IS North siver foot Cedar street.
9oLuHsGhsa c!s captain N si"GsTs sed Oct %
csssosS S4 GIfY SDsin SSS';cn
a. Hs ssDs Fl sessSn'
x"snsAa tr1,sa "a i: s s Z VIZ. Ss''~
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LET
Private family going abroad will dispose Of their
than half cost namely :-Pianoforte, Tor SUD; Parlor
Suits latest styles; Carpets Centre Tables. bookcase,
spring ana hair Mattresses, Buffet Extension Table
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING NO FURTHER
lots to suit satn Paror Suits cost $6 for $780, Sl25;
~ octave Decker bros Piauo.orte Library and Din.
Dressing Cases ~ SIG: gsdsteads Mattresses: rep.
n BIN good used only since Nay; must be Sold
Call days private residence 2i0 West 2ist st. House to
r.
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y Win ieaye pier No y North River, foot Of Norton
. .s' +: 81 0 g ~ s
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GREAT wEsrE sTEAxsurp LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL iEAuLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
River as toiiows:-
GREAT WksERK. windham. ........ Tuesday. Oct q
CORNWALL, Stamper. Tuesday. Now ~
Cabin passage, SO; Intermediate S46; steerage $50
currency: excursion tickets. $3.50.
Apply to tho agent " South street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE STATE LINE.
i NEW YORK 10 CT AsG0w, LIVERPOOL
BELfASr AMI LDNDUSDE0RY
These elegant new Cydc built will sail from
pier 81 North lsiver. as ioiicws:-
STATE OF Embellishments. Wednesday. Oct. u
bate OF wednesday Nov. IL
AMI every Wednesday thereafter, taking passengers
through rates to all ports Great ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
steeragc rs low as by any other line.
Drafts tor 81 and For freight passage apply
TO AUSTIN, BALDWIN, q Co, Agents,
No. ~ Broadway.
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0NLY'DIKECT LINE TO FHANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVKE
CALLING AT BKE5T.
The splendid vessels this favore route for the Con-
from pier No. 70 North River as follows;-
SAINT LAURENT, Ecculoux. Saturday, October II
WILLIE DE FAhiS Danre...,. saturday october 81
FEhElbE NoVcnDef IL
fkANCc, ITuuete SaturuAv, november rs
Price OF passage In gold. including vino -Frst cabin
9126. second. $73 third SO
Excursion tickets ut reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line avoid both
transit by English rail way AM the dscomors Of cross
Ina the Channel besides saving imc ,roubie and
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent, IS Broadway.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAVA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf, foot Of Grand street, Jersey
City, at $3.50 A. NJ on Saturday, October II, 1874
CHAS. g. FKANCKLYN,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
DOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
other points in England and Wales-The South
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, Us ioliows:-
First cabin passage, SIS and $50, currency; second
cabin SIS, currency; Storage $50, currency Prepaid
Storage certificates from Card $ currency. Drafts
81 and upward. For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 co. Agents,
IT Broadway. New York.
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TlAGLE LINE
~ UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York follows
MERDkR Captain Fischer October 20
SCulLLEk, Captain Thoinae November
from Eagle Lane pier, foot OF First street. HobokeD.
RATES OF PASSAGE 10
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabin-firs saloon 500 gold second saloon. $780, gold
StAera.c. ia. currency.
Prepaid Storage tickets Hamburg $2 currency
For freight apply 10 PUNCH. EDYE CO., ~ south
William street.
For passage apply to KNAUTH, MACLEOD &KUHNE,
General Agents ll3 Broadway
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THE NORRIS EUROPEAN ExPREsS-ESTAB-
llshed 1855 connecting with Globe ExDrcss Great
Britain Mcssagcries uontinentaios France 1c is the
Oldest and most reliable European express here and
abroad, and offers every facility to individuals and bust
ness rns Tor forwarding 10 and from turope. Apply TO
L. w. MORRIS. 81 Broadway, New York
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TOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIf CARPETS, ALL
" sizes and rich pattcrns English, Brussels threepy
and ingram cheap, At the old place. II! Fulton
street, side entrance.
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NEW YORK AND DELAWARE LINE.-STEAMSHIP
IN ALBEMARLE leaves pier 81 North River every
Monday, ut y. NJ, for Lewes DeL and leaves Lewea
"Wednesday Freight taken for all points IN Dell.
accommodations.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1917 Greeuwich street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OfFlcE on THR DALLAS HERALD
MAY Il, lNl, !
Buying Selling
Gold ,'",,~,o,",""'r,wllu 'aH mll2I
NllNrr'""'"''"""'''"~'lU rs V,lON'l
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why Endure What ean he Cured .

Stop that Cough-Are you aware that that
cough which you are neglectlng may result
in fatal consumption If some prompt remedy
is not used Why saciiflce your life, when
your disease can he cured so quick and at SO
little cost DO not delay-go at once to your
druggist and get q bottle of Marsden's Pee
toral BARN, which will cost you only fifty
eents small bottle, or one dollar large, and be
instantly cured of your influenza, asthma or
bronchial affection that you may suffer froa
In our changesble climate, where coughs
and colds are so prevalent, and their neglect
leads so often TO acute and chronic bronchi-
tis and consumption, 1t is only the result ola
prudent regard for safety to "nip the evil in
me bud" and by powerful and reliable meas
Tres to cure the cough in its first or incipient
tage, before serious consequences ensue. To
do this with certainty no medicine win be
found more effective and pleasant TO the
TASTE than Mars6en's Pastoral Balm. c.a
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THE GLEA i En,s REWARD.

over the fields where the reapers have
been
Garner the CLEANERS the full-heuded grain.
Stalks richest and rlpest shan iitll to their
tot,
Faithfully seeking where others seek not.
Fen thus in the world the cleaners ure seen,
Garneling friendships like full-headed
grain
Oft finding the noblest, the pureSt and best,
Where hearts are the humUleSi. with
SWcet-cOntcnt hlCSt.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD wall he pub
iShed every Saturday morning. Subscrp-
Ion, $3.50 per annum; Sl.5O for SIX months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
Tor IA less period than six months
Advertisements inserted M the rate OF u %
per square for the first insertion, and % cents
for ench subsequent insertion. .. ..........
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, puDnc
meetings, cards Of thanks, etc., to he paid for
At half advertisement rates,
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AGENTS.

Travelling agent; &, W. Beckett,
New York; q. PRowcll, SIM, Pcttengill &
Co., and Bates 4 Locke.
Philadelphia; Coc, Wentherlll Il Go,
CincinnalE $. II, Parvin
New Orlcnns; ThomRS Mcintyre.
Shreveport; W. II. SPARKS.
Houston; II. IL. Cushing,
Austin, Texas: Captain John W. Lane,
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate. "a
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Deacon w. was "boss carpenter.p
and a Baptist in good and regular
standin'" in Rome, Oneida county,
more than forty years ago. One day,
while he was working with his men on
the third staging of II new Baptist
church which he had contracted to
build, he heard one of the hands utter
IN oath, and he at once began a SER
mon on the sin Of swearing. Just rs he.
had arrived ut the most impressive
part of the discourse the platform OH
which they were standing gave way.
The deacon threw up his arms, and
gazing heavenward, exclaimed: Lord
have mercy ~ The staging settled
straight downward, struck the second
platform, and that, too, trembled mo-
ment and then gave way, Again the
deacon looked skyward and devOutedly
repeated: "Lord have mercy" Then,
as the combined weight of the plat
forms, including the deacon and his
four men, reached the last staging, and
that tottered an instant and went down,
the deacon, thinking his doom was at
hand, fairly shouted: "LoRD HAVE
MERCYw But when the ehtire mass
struck the solid ground with a final
crash and nobody was hurt the deacon
glanced at the wreck and angrily jerked
out: Damn the stagin'." g.. -r
Moral-Never trust to death-bed re-
pentance. 1t won't stand prosperity.
Old minds are like old horses you
must exercise them if you wish them
to keep in working order John
Adams. - s.#..
What is the difference between a
farmer and bottle of whiskey? One
husbands the corn and the other corns
the husband.
a malicious person says that cotton
sheets and newspaper sheets are alike
in the respect that great many people
lie on them. .3-He lt#.-, eNA
In life it is difficult to say who do you
the most mischief-enemies with the
worst intentions or friends with the
best.-[ Bulwer.
Such as are thy habitual thoughts
such also will be the character of thy
mind; for the soul is dyed by the
thoughts. Marcus Aurelus,
Conundrum-Saida boy That chap
wonder is my brother, and this girl is
his sister, yet she is no relation of
mine. Answer--The boy lied.
What's the difference between a
right-angled triangle and an old maids
teapot? One is hypothenuse, the
other o tea-pot-in-use. ...r
You do not need to black your boots
in Pittsburg. You hang them out of
window at night, and they are black
enough in the morning. .as+
Are blacksmiths, who make living
by forging, or carpenters, who do a
little cOunter-htting, any worse than
men who sell iron and steel for liv-
ing? . ..s 81.
To be silent is sometimes an art, yet
not so great one as certain people
would have us believe, who are wisest
when they are most silent.-t Wieland.
The greatest ornament of an Illus
trious life is modesty and humility,
which 90 great way in the character
even of the most exalted princes Ma
poleon. ..Gl1 lA
A girl, hearing her mistress ask her
husband to bring Dombey and Son
with him when he cameshome to din
ner, set two extra plates for the ex-
pected guests. =
An obituary notice Of a much
respected lady concludes with: Gin
her life she was a pattern worthy to be
followed; and her death-oh, how
consoling to her friends y ~aR.3
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NOTICE TO ADvERrIsERs.

Hcreancrnil bills for advertisements
IN This paper Will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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THE DAILY HERALD IL published very
morning, except Monday nt so u NNl w
advance SiiurAix months VI iorone uuhllii
% cents tor one week. single ooW'si ~
Ients.
The Daily Herald isnow Furnished to sub
scllbers By carrier at IS cents per week. The
ppper will be delivered regplarly each morn
Ing at an early hour, TO any partof the city
aud suburbs Within Il mile anda hall OF tho
court house, Subscribers filling to receive
their paper viii obllgo by reporting 10 Mr.
Baysc nj this Office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-07

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-07
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-07

Business continues lair, Our merchants
have lull and complete stocks laid dQwpgat
low figures, and purchases can be- madeat
unusual advantage, Tho following quota
Tons represent regular wholesale prices, In
alling small orders higher rates will hayeto
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-02-27

At the request Of numerous members Of the
National Grange and two members Of the exc
ecutive committee 1.-THE other member, Mr..
Saunders being sick), the Master of the Ma.