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The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

The CLEANERS The "Gleaners' give
hrst-class entertainment at Grand Army Hall
next Monday evening. "Banb boozling," "Box
and Cox" and THAT Rascal Pat" will be put
upon the boards. These plays have been care
fully studied, and caunot but be rendered well.
Single tickets of admission are placed at
thirty-five cents, and two tickets are sold for
fifty cents For sale at Loring Short & Har-
mons and at Stockbridges.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

FIRE IN DEERING.-Yesterday afternoon,
about one o'clock, story and half French
cottage in Deering, owned by Warren Sparrow,
and occupied by Capt. Mahoney's family, was
discovered to be on fire. Despite strenuous ct
forts to save the building it was burned to the
ground. The furniture was all got out but was
considerably damaged. The building was val
ued at $780, At one time it was thought
buildings near by must CO. but the fire COM
pany worked well and succeeded in staying the
progress of the flames.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

NEW SEEDs.-S. B. Beckett esq.,, Secretary
of the Horticultural Society, has received
new supply from the Department at Washing
ton, of seed oats and wheat. Farmers who
wish to try these seeds and report results can
procure them by calling at Room No. 8, lower
floor, City Building.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

ART NOTES "A fine marine by Harry Brown
has just been placed on exhibition at Hales
Itrepresents Cape Breton. A brown and SCARED
bluff iuts out into the sea. its nakedness but
made the more apparent by the scanty herbage
which has sprung up on projecting shelf The
green, silver-crested waves heap themselves up
at its base, while flock of gulls are seea in the
dicfanca
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

THE oyster house under the Falmouth has
been reopened and re6tted by Mr.. w. w
Ruby, and is now one of the most convenient
and cosy eating houses in the city. Mr.. Ruby
is an experienced and accomplished caterer,
and has secured excellent cooks. That he
serves up vands in very appetizing manner
those who have called upon him can testify.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

NEW MUsIC-We have received capital
bass song entitled, "While Ger the Sea-" by j.
H. Millken, with words by c. d. Stanford,
both in the Boston office of the " estern Union
Telegraph Company. 1t is dedicated to Geo.
F. Mlliken, the manager of the office, and is
published by White, Smith & Co. 1t demon
strates that the "boys" have a fine taste for
music, and good ear for melody as well as
for the mysterious clicking of the telegraphic
instruments.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

European Markets.
LONDON, April 7-12.3o P. M.-Erie Railway at 36
New York Central OH
LIVERPOOL, april 7-l230 P. M-Cotton is quiet
and unchanged: sales IL 600 bales. including 1000
bales tor export and speculation.
LONDON. April $500 P. M.-Amerlcan securities
u. 8. 520s less, old 1893; do 1867 10S3 New York
Central 90. Erie Railway pref 60A.
FRANKFORT, April 800 P. M.-United States
5-2Os, 1862. at 9Sk.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

WEsTBRooK SEMINARY.-The class of IA at
this institution have invited w. A. Post their
former Principal to deliver their commence
ment Grafton. We understand that he has ac-
cepted the invitation. The grafton will be CIV
an on Thursday June 4th.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Es-
tate.

DURSUANT to license from Hon. John A. Wa
Il terman, Judge OF Probate for the County Of
Cumberland, shall sell at puolic auJtion on Satur-
day the End day of May, att O'Clock in the ar sr-
noon on the premises first below described the fol-
lowing real estate, which which was Of Edward 4.
Brunel late Of peering, in said County, deceased.
viz Lots Nos. 43 and "A plan of Thomas S. Files
property recorded in Cumberland County Resistry
of Deeds Plan Book No. 3, Page %, situated n
Deering aforesaid on the northery side Of CLARK ST.
about two hundred sixty five and halt e6t northwss
terly from the County Road Said real estate being
eighty feet said street ond holdink the anne vida
extending back lightweight feet. All buildings
erected on the be placed at least twelve fese
distant from the front liue. The same will be sold
subject to a tgage to Thomas s. Files for $3s7si
Also certain piece of land for a road. situated
the easterly side of the Town House Road, contas-
ing abont niuety-seven square rods The right re-
seryed To ravd II. Watson, to pass and rtpsss -
said road more particularly described In the DEED
from said Watson TO said deceased dated June -,
1872.
the lot of land conveyed by said deceased to Jsnss
Leighton dated May 16, 1871. recorded in ,at hse
stry Book 1885, Page 257. reserved in said deed -
particularly described therein.
HENRY C. PEABODY, Admir- OF the
| mc3od3w Estate Of Edward burneii, deee-
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FOUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
April z, 800 {P. N.)}
For New England
On Wednesday partly cloudy weather and
light to frrsh variable winds.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08
Boiler Explosion

SOUTH BETHDEHEM, Penn, April 1.-Two
steam boilers used N driving the machinery at
Railroad, exploded at o'clock tonight killing
the master mechanic, fireman and helpers, and
wounding the engineer. The boilers were COM
paratively new and the cause of the explosion
is unknown
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To Hotel Keepers,
RUILDERS AND OTHERS.
Hotel Site to be Leased,
AT GORHAM, N. HI.

offer to lease for a term OF years. to responsibls
partes willing to erect First Class HOTEL the site
Formerly occupied by the Alpine House., a. Cor,
bnt 40 acres of land in a high stvte Of cultivation
in vicinity SG the hotel
,,mt o;ohteen months ago, was situated near the
Rsi,way Depot at Gorham, and about eight miles
from the Glen House." at the foot of Mount WASH
;naton The late tenant having retired from business
ia not desirous of rebuilding.
The 'Alpine House" was well known and favor
lite resort of tourists.
The Company will be prepared to grant lease for
long term of years, and 10 treat very literally with
suitable parties.
For further particulars apply to
q. K. BARRETT. Portland,
CT 10 c. j. BRYD0ES,
Managing Director, Grand Trnnk Railway.
me3teodsswS wis3w14 Montreal.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries do
boxes, do bark, do heads, do beef do apples,
do r, do hour, do spars, 1s do iron, do Wheels
do labs, 45 do lumber 20 do for Liverpool do for
Ealfax, MS, do for st John, NIB, 8 do for Boston.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YORK.-26O
bales rags 63 bags coffee, 81 do shot, so hhds sugar
500 bbls do 40 do paint % do tripe 70 do glassware
1888 do bone black $50 hf chests tea. 90 pigs tn 10
hhds moasses 1870 boxes window glass, 80 do tobacco
so do SOAP 80 do cheese. 40 drugs 20 do hardware,
27 bars Steel pianos, 200 pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08
Admjnistrator's Sale.

DURSUANT to license from Probate Court, for
Il the County Of Cumberland, shall sell at public
auction on Thursday, Apri, 18th A. D. 1874, at ten
O'Clock A. M, at the dwelling house OF the late Sam
uel Ross, on Chebea que Island, In Cumberland, the
personal property belonging to the estate Of said
Samuel Ross, consisting OF one pair Of oxen, two
cows, one heter eleven sheep lot Of farming tools.
three tons hay, household furniture, cohsisfpg Of
beds and bedding bureaus, chairs. stoves,
ware, mirrors. and many other articles.
Terms at srle. -
SAMUEL ROSS, Administrator.
Cpmberland ApriI 7. 1874 apedtw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE
State Grange.

A State Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
will be organized at Lewiston, April I'D. There
are at present fifteen Oranges in the State and
several more are expected to be organized at
once
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

FREE STR EET CHURCH MEETING. - Free
Street Church held NEE ting last evening to
act upon Rev. Mr. Smalps letter of resigna-
ton. The resignation was of course accepted,
there being no alternative. Deep regret at the
sundering of the relations between church and
pastor was fell and expressed, and the custom
ary letter of dismissal was couched in the most
fattering terms.
Previous to the church meeting Mr.. Small
was presented with Rogers 'sFavorite Scholar
and an elegant stand on which to place it by
his sabbath school class. The presentation
was made by Mr.. Patten, Principal of the
High School, in some very appropriate re
marks. Subsequently Mr.. George Deering, in
behalf of Free Street Literary Society, present
ed the pastor with large photograph album,
embel!ished with water color chromos and con-
tanning PORTRAITS of me mbers of the society
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New Advertiser meuts To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Administrator Sale-Samuel Ross.
Assignee's Sale-Cbarles p. Mattocks.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chas. F. Allen-Paper Hanging.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
DRY Goods-Covell & Company.
Music Books Ditson & Co.
New Spring Goods. NJ. Dyer a. Co.
Carriages for Saie-Hovey & Dean.
No ice-George A. Matthews.
j. C. ard-Carpenter.
NJ. L. A.-Annual Meeting.
First Glass Furniture-Lord.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
Steamer Chesapeake.
DIR. S. ID. Howe's Announcement.
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touching the lowest point at second call There was
ner .,. t.eeovery from the axireme decline Of q
Including q 93ai 9aa w5.ansac about 900 shares,
ZOO Union ciae M MAJ, yfe o. 60 S1U Soq,I
Paul sSo SSoWWmS WnS 11ew York Central, $50 st.
diana entra Ma9asn 5000 Ohio 10 800 Ere, $3.50 In
Cnrre,ou oiiowing Is the Clearing House statement.
So 17s To eA&cIanges & S72 iS3e6i: currency balances
S903.0S2. S1'ooz,oo3; gold balances
oficers ahama Directors to-day elected the fo,ow,n
Vice Prssdssei hasseil Sage, Pre- ident Georg. 3 Sco,t
Bellows, Secretary A'oA'urer; f.W. G.
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A NICE piano is to be sold to-day at u o.
clock by G. P. MattOcks, assignee. See adver-
tiSemant
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

SCHUtOH HVBWHH'
CHICAGO, April The Board of Trade to-
day iopted resolutions asking Congress not to
adopt any legislation which will result in the
increase in volume of paper currency and ap-
pealing to the President in case OF such legls
lation to interpose vote.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

Providence Print Cloth Market.
tRoyIDENcE. April The printing cloths mar
et Is duli but prices firm at SIC for best CAS-.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08
DAILY DOMESTIC RECkIPTs.

DAILY DOMESTIC Receipts.
Receipts Of Flour.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consianees. BbIs. Consionees. Bbls
Howes, Hilton g. T.....1O0
GRAND TRUNK R.B
Monday.
Norton, Chapman&Co. 10 w Coolidge. ... 100
Josselyn & Go. 100 Ontario Bank. ... 100
Total. .......... 400
Tuesday.
j Randall & Co... 100 Norton, Chapman
D w Coolidge. ,.......I00 Co... ........, 100
G Dodge. .............100 A Pettis ........ 4
Ontar1O Bank. ......... 100
Total ..........504
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
EASTERN R. R.
Consianees. No. cars. Consiqnees. No. car
Rand, horses. ..........1
GRAND TRUNK RR
Monday.
Kensel s. Tabor, IL Canol Thorne, corn. q
Gallup q Clark, CATS. 10 =
Total ............. 8
Tuesday.
Kensell s. Taber, corn....1
BY water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
w True s. Co.
Boston stock List.
ISaes at the Brokers' Board. April TT
Boston g. Maine Railroad. ............... q 1864
Eastern Railroad. ...,.... ....69A q 69a
Second Call.
Eastern Railroad. ..............-- ........-@ 69a
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AUCTION SALES.


Asstgnee's Sale.
SHALL sell at p bile auction at tho Piano
u rooms Of w. G. Twombly No. 1856 Exchange St,
WEDNESDAY,. April sth at 12 O'Clock M, Que En-,
erson piino full round carved legs nearly new and
In excellent condition, beongl z 70 the Bankrupt es.
tae Of s. L. Abb IT, The piano may be examined at
MT. Twomby's store un III the day of sale.
ap6dlt CHARLES L. MATIO. ks. Asaionee
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Isee d. Topliff, wife of
Mr.. A. p, Topliff, NJ. D.. of Gorham, died very
suddenly Sunday afternoon, April 9Th, aged %
years. Mrs. Toplif was a very estimable
Christian lady, greatly beloved and respected.
Much sympathy is expressed for Doctor Top
Tiff in this sudden bereavement.
Mr.. D. c. Emery of Gorham, who has been
very i'll for some time past is comfortable, and
it is thought improving.
Mr.. e. FL. Tobey of the First National Bank
of this city leaves for Colorado Oh Monday
next
At the annual meeting of the State Bible
Society. the Rev. William B. Hayden was
chosen president.
Col. John Marshall Brown, Division inspect
or on Gen. Chamberlain's staff, will soon in
spect the armories of the military companies in
the eastern section of the State.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

York to dav.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

READ Ditson s. Co.'s new advertisement
Conceded by all that the Eureka Silk is
hest
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

r. o. BAILEY 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
mar26 15
Bankrupt Stock of Clothing. Boots,
shoes, Hats md Caps, SC. at Aueiien.
DEMOVED for convenience Of sale to our Store.
HI We hall sell, commencing SAT 1UHDAY, April
11th, at 10 a m,2 an p. m, end con ipue until
sold large stock Of fine ready made Coz hing, &c,
for Spring and Summer wear, embracing fine i'm
ported Scotch suits, various shades, fine Cashmere
Pants and Vests, fine Diagonal, 1rrico. Broadcloth
and other Coats The whole will be closed out With
tioneers, 125 Federal St., under the U.S. Hotel Port
land. ap7d5t
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

MATANZAS. Brig Minnie Miller-1761 shocks
and heads, 1880 hoops, 2s2 empty casks.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Crown Prince-7oO bbls -four,
100 do oatmeal 1856 bags oats, $50 gals refined oil.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Chase-2422 bbls flour,
100 do oatmeal 297 bags malt bales hops 29O bags
seed, 450 gals whiskey, 160 sewing machines, no
cases boots and Shoes 10 bbls pork, 22o pkss mer-
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08
Boston Bank s,a,em.,,

of t April THE following Is the statement
| House Monday morning Anril G. W 'he Clearlng
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

BARROW, ENG. Bark Ganymede-24O6 stee
rails $40 bds shplates 80 bags bolts to Grand Trunl
Company.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

OUR SHIPPNG.-The following is list OF
vessels enrolled and registered in this District
for the quarter ending March 31st:
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f. q. BAILEY 4 CO.
A CTIONEERS
Commission Merchants |!
SalesrOOm I76 Fore street,
tOmce IS Exchange streei.)
+. o. BAILEY. G. W. ALLEN.

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchandise
every Saturday at salesroom, 176 Fore street, COM
mencing at o'clock -. M.
Consignments solicited. oc3itf
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
l Concord Side Spring Wagon.
AMI Iu
Schooner at Auction.

SCnOOmer al AuCt1On.
- Schooner JERTSHA BAKER viii be
n, sold at public auction ON THURSDAY,
AfE April 9th, 1874, at 2i o'clock p. M. said
A1MAA schooner is 81 tons Old Measurement.
and Is in good order. She would make
a good Fish Freighter or g cd Brick vessel. Said
vessel is now lying at Wiger.'s Wharf For further
particulars apply to CHAS. SAWYER, No. 1913 Com
mercial Street.
r. o. BAILEY Il CO., Auctioneers.
mar26 15
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MAINE SAVINGS BANK.-The trustees of this
bank, at their meeting last week, declared the
thirteenth semi-annual dividend, at the rate of
six per cent per annum, free of government
tax payable on and after the 10Th inst The
shows the standing of the bank:
Amount Of deposits Ql,773 depositors So 1872 500 II
Interest and profits. s................... 114822 81
Reserve Fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 800 OF
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08

$3,92S 422 22
Invested as follows:
United States. New England State, City,
Town and County Bonds, par value
$2.O3l, $50 co. ........ ......... 81 1881 s79 rs
Railroad Bonds par value $780, 900 Co.,. 65S,776 5U
Mortgages in the city. Observation-Disclosures. 597,079 73
Loans secured by collateral. ......... 539,071 Sc
Bank Stock at par value. .............. 51,9S5 90
Cash on hand. .......................... 99,529 SO
$3,928, ,422 u
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Superior Court.

steamer Chesapeake.
DIR. S. ID. Howe's Announcement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-14
soap Wash for Fruit Trees.

Many persons, for no well defined
reason, give their fruit trees an annual
spr.ng washing with lime wash. 1t is
not only unsightly, but of no benefit.
The only possible good which it can ac-
complish, is the destruction of such
larvae us it may come in contact with,
which Is but few, since they are con-
cealed under the scales of rough bark,
which the whitewash does not reach.
A better plan is to wash the trunks
with strong soap suds, in which little
carbolic acid has been dissolved. This
destroys insect life with which it comes
in contact, and the soap opens the
pores of the bark, and induces glossy
green appearance. When the trees
are of such an age as to have formed
much rough bark, this should first be
scraped away, but not to such an ex-
tent as to expose the inner layer, only
just so as to remove the dead scales
which form from year to year.
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ONE of the Baptist papers is in pas
sion because Appleton's new cyclop@-
dia does not abuse the Roman Catholics.
The historical fairness and accuracy of
its statements, and the judicial temper
with which they are made, do not ac-
cord with its polemical purpose and
partisan spirit. 1t recommends that
the publishers put "Roman Catholic
edition" in future issues of the work,
or state OH the title page that it is "su-
pervised by priest, with the sanction
of the Archbishop of New York."
This seems as malignant as it is petty.
OF course u dictionary cannot properly
take sides in questions of controversy.
1t is not "A partisan or sectarian tract.
Its value consists in its perfect impair
TALLY. But the curious fact in con-
nection with this case is that one of
the articles complained of was written
by Protestant, who graduated from an
orthodox college, and the other was
carefully revised by Protestant editors.
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HAY Tea for Calves,

A farmer who had a calf of value
and no milk to give it was. advised to
give it hay tea. He did so and the cali
is reported as doing finely though it
has neither received hay nor meal
since he got it. He cuts the best and
finest hay he has, about two inches
long and pours boiling water over it;
lets it stand until cooled to about the
heat of milk from the COW, when the
tea is given to the calf and the hay to
the COW. Both calf and cow thrive on
their feed. We have fed great deal
of hay tea to calves, with good results.
e-TRural New Yorker.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub
lshed every Saturday morning. subsclip-
Ion, $50 per annum; Sl.6O for SIX months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
for less period than six months,
Advertisements inserted 0t the rate Of u ~
per square for the first insertion, and 20 cents
Tor each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, pubic
meetings, cards of thanks, etc., TO he paid for
at half advertisement rates.
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AGENTS..

Travelling agent; c. w. Beckett
New York; q. P.Rowell, =. NJ. Pettengll n
Co., and Bates q Locke.
Philadelphia Coe, Weatherill 4 Go.
Cincinnati; $. IL. parvin.
New Orleans; Thomas Mcintyre,
ShreveporE W. II. sparks
Houston: II. IL. Cushing.
Austin, Texas; Captain John W. Lane,
Assistant Secretary OF the Senate.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnership heretofore existing bes
tween the undersigned, under the firm name
of Colt q Miller, Is this day dissolved. All
accounts dueto the late firm will be paid by
Victor Colt, and claims due the same VIII pc
paid TO him alone. Victor Colt will carry on
the New Orleans restaurant under his own
name and at the old stand. v,rrot .or,r
z7d3, IN. MILLER.
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ALSO FOR SALE.

Ten acres cultivated land, one and a half
miles northeast Of the court house, near the
residence, OF six rooms, stable, crib and car
rage house, good well, young orchard and
growing crop-the most desirable rural home
In the suburbs of Dallas, whether for Inn
provement, fertility, beauty or health.
JOHN HENRY BROWN q vENABLE.
-olfrr
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THE Indianapolis Journal says: ain

THE indianapolis Journal says: "In
one respect, at least, the democratic
and republican parties differ in toto.
The former has never been known to
expose and punish fraud committed
by one of its own members, and the
latter has never been known to con-
ceal one.n This in the face of the fact
that if all the whitewash which the
leaders of the republican party have
used in concealing one anothers frauds
were all in one mass, it would form q
lake large enough to float the United
States navy.-[Courier-J Journal.
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rHE DAILY HERALD.

once In Third Story OF Clark a Bry-
ans New Building, Corner of Lamar
ana Main Streets. business Onie"-
Front Room la Second story.
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LIVE OAK PARK!
THE GRAND LOT SALE

The sale of lots fronting on Live Oak street
park, will take place at half past four o'clock
y. NJ, on Friday next, May 18th. IA
The park lies ON Live Oak street, adjoining
Germania street, between Nussbaumer's res
idence and the brewery, in that beautiful
oak grove.
The plan of the park and lots can be seen
at our Office. See hand bills.
JOHN HENRY BROWN & vENABLE.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
,AsraId ORice will be allowed In settle
megHs with she Office unless an order
FROM il,e Proprietor is given.
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The speeches and some unpublished
Nm, steal writings of the late Lord Lyt-
ton re in the press, and will shortly
b ion ;ssuo !. with a predatory notice by
his son
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j. w. swindslls, Publisher.
TERMAi

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except Monday, NJ $40 year, IN
ndVanco; 50 forsix months 81 Tor one month
20 cents for one week single copies, 10
rcnts
The Daily Herald Is now furnished TO sub
scribers by carrier AT % cents per week. The
paper will be delivered regularly each morn
ing al an early hour, to any part Of the city
and suburbs within mile and a half OF the
court house, Subscribers falling TO receive
their paper will oblige By reporting TO Mr..
Bayse at this Office.
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NeyECE TO ADVERTISERS.

IIereafterall bills for advertisements
In this paper sin be eoilected monthly,
unless otherwise specified I'm contracts.