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New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

steam 80 hhd. Tob,cco Ass. 1926 ess d at 2sa ne eb,
s somp.s Az aS a'9 ea hep' % q Cor. M 'r. , :1 p.S
af, do same yo,. and rise 40 nan bar 400 o 10,
,,7' 81 h7daysAn 4merean bah hence % .,r,
hess so @ sA ao ss h 200 % S sspsha 9, s nd @S
French bark hence Drammio, hoi"sy vita JoOo bb Rehsa
GRASrhs wheamsrs opened very quie, ard weaker The less A.
duy lower and very qu The demand chiefly 10
eds and %oIsr'. r %h War ,e. tame soS ssses .s
e canal 52i ihs ..s. $4,000 bash q t5ssf IS
81 5O9s 62p o5 No Chca.s spra9; q 57dsl g " ".
Hesois 81 5 for Red Western 81 So or wats Mcsaa insa
the sales $1,000 bnh No te'so on N. esss At e. -
market tame 0, are stronger and gats &C ys th cmod ni
s 65G65 & New OSo MIXED a. Ga q0sc .ud $500 ~ sior,
White o. 4aGs 2j s.en AIed at G7aGsei White At GA
m64c l,,esdg dem'nl r The sale, 1000 bush Sat.
clos. ,me % eo Dry 0d and New IN dem,nd FOR export Damp
$4,000 basb. wssten aired a. $50
DO White At seas6As do Ieo" at s7c Southern Eeos a,
AND sr.wT6s market .eg,in, s5@ ,st ,ss s,",sa a.,
We gnote Prime Timothy ton A. s2satjoi d9 FAR to od at
5asSa 5 $s ~ 4 siiasi5 10 sea sl2Gsi5 and No.
hOJAssEsfbers was on7 small obblug busus, Domestic a.
The Reyog price, Of 60 76 for Sew oe,ls P're reLls
NAVAL sToREs-The market for spirits TurpenLne r,s moro
'ctT cay tnae sqer Win reported Of 20 eo ner-
Strained Rosn dull and fairly steady ~ 70as2 10 sales only
Of 2S9 S GSS r M a. a. , 10 I' 5 '' ''' l'
0ILs-fruds Fish STEADY with lmIted nquy Hnsetd s
s 6ut "a qe at @s5c se1laden
Other Oils unchanged.
PROYISONSThe Pork market Is les aeye bat dn ihe aes.
regular 450 bb - s7 0j0tl7 p FOR New hes
sl6 for Old sl4 20d$l4 80 "r kItn Pnme Tor fgtae
delivery moderate ka Of JD bis Mes o NAY
si7 05 500 bbs for June sl7 % and 1000 bb. Do
Jnly sl7 80. Beef fairy active ami saiT as c 200
bb 80 50d$l2 for Pan Mess sBd e2 5U0tl3 ~ i9r Eta
@ ns, inf 100 e. ws.s Fas rad Mes It ga 5c5s25 90
$9 su 100 Philadelphia % private trms Beet
sales of Az Lb az f2OGf23 Tor sonherp Cnt
Meats aud fairly active; saes Of - Western Pehed
Shouers 73 900 City do 7 100 boxes Dry satsd do
67ss 300 do s3i 1000 fsesb Hams AZ lO9e
@ Western Picked do 10 n at ii i3-i l5UCV
fresh a smoked l2c. for Western and l223
City the sPoy Light sses Of 200 boxes Long
CITY l0dO Dressed Hogs are fairy sctye We qaoe AZ
7ss07 Cy LrI opene1 rather weak bat closes qt fpg
a o oOD
10 be- for ty 10 i8e o Pa Prime Steam; 100 Dark
Grease d At rs tea Choice White DO s &c. and 20 t yellow
AZ f5c; for future deivery bear of 1000 for Nay At
OSsalO ll6c; 1000 ts for june at lVGIO 1910 AAd
3 900 tc, for july, at l07s9lO lJ-l6c
BurrsR-The very quiet; Western Fs
in good demand and prices steady. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON NAV 6-l2:3O m.-Anersan securities anal '.'"
unchanged pncea , ~.
LwHsPooL. May e-l23o m.co,.on steady heta,s 70
lands, SsdSSl Mddng Orleans sSds Nd sales l2OVV o.
eung 1000 for speculation and export sales on the basis %
CpAads nothing below Good Ordinary shipped June sod JAY e
nothing below Low Mioss deliverable DULY and Ausa. ~
LosDoS May $3.50 m.-rhe Of discount In the az,
market for three mos,hs @. 1916 cent which
the Ban Of England Erie Railway 3i
Paris disy atches quote Rentes AZ 59L 67ls. oon
My $3.50 mOf tie cotton sales today low
bale, we're American Cotton sales ea tho b.,' Of hddnos
Uplsnis nothing below Good Ordinary shipped April st co.
d. .aippei April and MAJ SAL Brsaas.ahs quiet Beef
g2 y ucce for New McsA
LosOos. May $3.50 m-CoosO. for money, 93 s93s; for
the 93S Bns Railway shares III a The bat
lion wndrs.n toa ,he B.ul Of Bnsnt 90 balance to-day
FssKoKr Nay 6-Uusi State hsr~snJ bonds os for the
Of 1862.
gallon. oo.o.,
account 93 Railway shares. SlaGS2 Pas tspsisAes
quote ties At 60f 623.
fetfed, 5ln
LsRroot 6-5 mo,tca sales o, the basis Of Mians
nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable al
LONDON. MAJ 6-ralow, 30 0B3Sl9 pesI
LyaRPoOL, May obvenng. Rosn 6i9 y SpriU
80 $50 y cwL
LoSOos May 6-Assains. .-Lln.eea OIL. s2ses2s o3i YtA
DOMESTIC MARKErs.
& -lutton hutt Law
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof.. T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
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A REMARKABLE SUCCESS.
n EVERYBODY is TALKING ABOUT ,,,,
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THE STORY OF A SUMMER
The feet edition entirely exhausted anG new one Tb DC ieoJ 10
few
One Of the u.., peinrcs happy domestic HE ever ssue eoso
ing heretofore unpublished tne 70 one VINO
oue tie public mn bu whose greatness OF
apparent in the OF his hoe the story Is
graceful thS aheT commencing NO one
w stop finishing and most readers WI wish had
been longer: the Preside for le,suTe bQu OF i0
IN day and that everybody should read.
The P ell the country NORTH South East ard West
voting coumn column to the praise @ book and booksellers
cannot get enough ot tbem
The Chicago Tribune
The book In flowing graceful ste and mngng
with gossip interesting Of her uncle MI
Greeer The Will readers while 9th es
will relish is Light and Lively novel with the soied
pquancy Of TGe story"
Printed paper illustrations small quaIO red sise'
Price 81 80
G. W. CARLETON Co, Publishers,
hadsVnsquare, hew'Yorf
~ Agents and Cus supplied WhGlessls ard nnse eoBe1 s
mail, postpaid, hy IHb NEW. .lOhh
Also sold 81 The Tnblne Omce
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

books OF Homers Iliad, algebra to quadratc equa
tions and two books of geometry. Equivalents will be
accepted The Rev L. Clarke Seelye OF Amherst II Pres
ldent Of the College Its cash funds amount at present
to $35s 900.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

UlUIiI"lA IIOn lAU
more snau Lal' eaie anOTe or below the qloeL
PRKsRsT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

There has becn no change IN money, and caII loans
are quoted at per cent the ruling rate to-day,
prime discounts moving at 81 TO per cent.
Government bonds are neglected where so much
excitement exists in other markets, and there is
nothing important to note. Prices are, however,
lower and close at the following quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
feaai Notices.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF EBW. W.fORk.-HENRETTA LYDIA CHAsSEAUD plaintiff
against LUCRbIlA ELZABE II RYJANCE aud others defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of the S1preme Cour
State OF New York made In the aboyoented action BENJAMIN
ThAyef the Referee named IN ssi judgment public
10 he highest bidder TUESDAl & lJh Of May, 1874
o'clock Al the Exchange
City wiork by Adrian H. Mner Son au0HeeTs follow
ngdesenbed premises, viz: All that piece parcel q
ground situate the Fitee3 Ward C of Krg ok on The
oD.hty sds Of toarihst between Wooster and THOMPSON
known and distinguished certain map
Ireland made by EdNa Doughty C SufyeyOl lslH
by lot NO ~ two bounded ana containing Oovs Beginning
the south westerly s1e OF FOu distance
nortlweteT from "oosters thence westerly along
lot No. l on d map snd parallel Wooscst
died feet thence n1rt SesieTs lot No
and parallel with said FOnrtL
along lot No (hTee % SAID Asi with said Wooster
feet Fourth
POnrhst tsenave feet 10 the place beginning Dated New o
Apri s. 1874. b q. ThAiEk Referee.
gAsEs b HiLL. PiaiaLgs Attorney
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90 ~, SeisY,Ti 5o1si 80 CON br 7OeS4
c0 S, ss.s,t dod 90 Cou Mel BrWe P2l 500 ~ 90
re- Ms,i .'.. . ppg 10 Corn Meal Gold Bar. 20 90
, 81, 5 -, 'T "i qntt Fine White st 750sl ieos
A. vatl ~ Coarse at al 6OafI 63 COB Ne. al 81 400
- pR3Ir,1nhd R2 iIp99d nrrd At 81 iOasl 60 y 100 n.
Nt S-berlh more sought after TODAY and
SIT '' 'A"ries ~ee good supply aud the mlrAe barely
~ - 's .eh' rs scfe TO yerpool-bY sssn 10000 bush
9 80 ~ "a y by s'll 1900 bush Wheat 9i ana so Ions
o 80 -A o. 10 Louon-bY sail III 900 bush Gram At wa
& ''ef of newt SreNs shipment Loo bb foug At "a WI
"'N- ui Take at 3 OUD Oar. at 81. by steam, o,OOO
'Alh az u va lJL, aud 80 logs Saiinwuo 4OA To Hs
k n' seaa JJ bush Torn At llt, 100 tcs beef s s. 40
Sp' eA Js VI, l5O Bacon ~ iJN ad 900 bb foa al
o' 10 pubhts $4,000 bush Corr a. o. g. 10 Ant
H'Ip-bi sa. 10000 Uus terms To hoerIan
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

State bonds quiet. with somewhat lower
figures for Tennessees. n Y Bounty Loan also re-
ceded fraction. selling at lO7.. The following were
q no
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
nd and prices are siealy. Vl0tauons:
Ner- fOrF, Nsu -Jersey and PsnasylUdai


CHEKsn-The steady with good demand from th homo
trade for grades quotsuous o scarce sHi the denAbd las
now 10 lie almost eTclus yelg for New. Quotations:
STATE Psetory fancy. IG3ta17 Western Factory good
DO good 10 -. 10 dI6l2 to 6ne......... l43fl63
A, noar tof fair. Hl3 DO. DO. % f1e 3 dlZ
DO Daies, hne... IA alt state FACTORY oiu'lar
do Dair.es, poorto . 10 toIAnc5''''''''''.' ID ~A'a
fGGTbe il better demand and the make;! shsse st
the quotations We quote -, z,-
..,I9 dSO N'o n'VI4
State AMI Penn,..l7 al DICK hggs'''''''''''@5 H%f
ueese E.ss'''''''''''oc INV
Southern prime...,....l5 dl5i2
PErROLEUM-The Redned moderately active t@
d,y and quoted steady decne sale, Of
grecng half and $500 bos for last half May
delivery l5c Fine quoted 10 IA &c Cases steady oe ne
limited 1000 2Oc Csrgoe quoted 10 % Sh'
active sales reported OF $500 bbls City al & Clo
demand for future delivery nt dull On tho
spot OF 10000 bb July delivery, at 7c shipping
Crude nomnay 1926! The primary markets generally dn hi
and quoted follows OIL City 81 90 Pero leun Cenife,
II as 80; TtusvIe 81 s0aS So and ParScTs, II zoo
II so for Tie Philadelphia market duh and
1915 Sc for prompt delivery, wa Eel oH,ug AZ
RCEThis market steady s37a Tor Rsn.oon 7i2a9e.
Carots aS2. fox Louisiana, with the usual IobDns ta'
the basis Of "a dsc htds
77sc 100 hhds DO damagei 49, $50 bids Porto Rico tho
500 boxes the basis Of 70sc for fair t0
ehnng and 40 hhds 25 boxes masss @ Re-
inei 6rm and Ia good demand al Ob1lO2 FOR Hrj
STEARiS fairly active ani OF 1000 tho
TALLOW easter and quei Of 6 600
7asG Z &c. with prime CITY nominal AZ ! l.l6c.
WHISKY easeT auI dull vi % bb early az 81 AM 1JC
bbl, later at 91c.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'Clock p. VI.
L $40 Coupon 1867 U 5s ISL. Coupon
90 600. .....lEOl. 5CUO..............ll5
L $50 Coupon 1868
1t llG7s
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARruENr-l0l O'CLOCK
AND IL! O'CLOCK A. VI.

U s 300 Couror 1865 U S 500 Coapon 1867
600. ..............1l77s 5O0......... SMALL l0la
o 20 Registered, 1860, ZOuOo ... W. lZOie
GOOO ......12.ll9 U y 0--O coupon, lsbS
BIO Coupon 1865, n 4OOO...... ..........l2O
IL 500. -. 80, ....llQ3 . S D.. 1881 Coupon
4,OO0...... .....,l2.llJ
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

For future delivery the market Is dG II lsc oa MAY
l. lOc on Jane and July. Later mouths v change
Receipts az shipping to-day 233G last,
1857 baes this day last 1896 stock In
YORK 1851 bales; consodltei stock 37S $50 bsle.
Sales last evening afier p m-May. 900 II 3l6c; 100
u l32c Jnne POO, IL 9lGc July, 600 3l-32c 400
II l56e Segtem3sr 100 Sc total 5000 bales. Sales o-isy
gp 70 D. m MAY 200 IL sc; 3OO IT 532c 700 lac; 100
u 532e 500. l7lsc 900, II 3-32c; 100 s. u i7c 500
L 332c' June COO Lei 900 II 1890; 300 II a; l. 300
- ll32e 400, Gl2c.i 100 II l7-32ca 400 I7ls; 400
Il l3Sc july 500 i 29S2ei 500 II l5l6e; August 800
- i September 100 lSc October, 100 II % 3c November
100 " osi $500 bales grand tota l6 100 bales EIcfange
bc paid to 200 May for June "e'
tOFFBRTke market for continued yerv nuie. I'm, o,o,
steady II 12le gold In mild grades busness was reported
both gold ' ' 'a''
rLoth AND MEAL-The Flour market opened quiet and easier
unef ts tess satisfactory sdyees from Liverpool and
arry' an grades are quiet and tame the close the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07


THE COMPLETION OF
THE NEW TESTAMENT SECTION
LANGE'S COMMENTARY.
REVELATION.
Eled With Additions by E. r. CRAVEN, D. D. oNevark M
Translation BY Mss EvELINA MOORE. With
Index Of Topics and Of Greek Words
ing the New Testament volumes
BY. II. WOODS.
VOL svo. Sheep. So so Half Calf 81 So ClOih s..
appearance this ngeTpeeted vome the New Testament
LaDges Commentary completed The ten volumes in
section Of the work comprised constitute hesaurus Of
criticism 1ge thorough and exhaustive that with JUS
called complete Nothing approaching this commentary In range
attempted and the rosus the Investigations OF
biblical the present time snd the best thoughts Of all
previous commenors carefully summed up In Il that must
years without vaindspensabe ske the clergyman
and all students Of the Bible who wish aniye
tie precise Interpretation OF the Sacred Word.
abore book post GpTess eAcr9S prpGd receipt Of
The prios by the publishers,
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG Co,
654 BROADWAY, NBWloRKB
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

The following are the balances remaining in the
Treasury at the close of business to-day: Currency,
S75)OOOO; coin, $903S3,OOO; less coin certificates,
S3j 10000.
Foreign Exchange was dull and the nominal
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

DOMESTIC MARKkTs.
BALTIMORE May 6-Coton quiet sai sEg Low Maalnss let
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
SALES FROM O'CLOCK P. VI. To CLOSE OF Ri,
MISS. 3 O'CLOCK z n

AWeDCbu fxuItst
10 ...... 90
Sprirg Mount Coal
2JO....... Y
800 t3O. 70
rY & q llIlsun
100 .. o. 3,
lOu....... so
AaY.s. L. a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

Col. John NJ. Fleming, the Tennessee State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction. thinks that IN,
civil Rights bill means death to popular education. HI
Gays:
not he attended; ana they attended. the result
would be rather juvenile war OF races than profitable
rivalry In studies The people cannot be brOught 10
gard the schools merely civil organizations subject
only TO political government; the school is too close ia
social laws aud influences Already the detrimental
Effect OF the proposition to include public schools Within
felt in Tennessee The mere pendency OF the bill in
Congress with possibility OF its passage, has begoten
Eurtful apprehensiOuS. The county courts OF
humber OF counties that last year levied additional school
iec or referred the the people School officers
throughout the state have been for time uneasy
hesitation in regard 10 projected measures OF school
policy which an enforcement of the Civil Rights bill in
reference TO schools would render valueless Certainly
sane man, at all acquainted with the temper and
tastes Of our people can expect that further CON
from the public, by either legislature or a county
cOnrt, for the eOeducatOn OF the white and colored
On the contrary, should Congress undertake
the schools, all school levies would The
scbOOl would be closed, and the cO0red people
would lind that while IN the letter OF the law they would
enjoy the right TO enter any public school whatever,
there would be no public schools TO enter and that In
Srasping at shadow they have lost the substance"
Smith College, which was founded by the
late Miss Sophia Smith Of Hatfield, Mass mstitu-
tOn for the higher education OF young women will be
opened 10 students at Northampton on the second
Thursday in September 1875. The curriculum occupy
ing four years WILL 1t Is intended give girls culture
Equal 70 that afforded TO young men by the New.
England COLLEGES Latin aud Greek, English language
aud literature the modern languages, and stheteal
studies will have special attention. The trustees dc.
clare thar while all physical sciences will be taught
90 as TO keep pace with the scientific and material
progress OF the age, particular regard will be paid
those branches for example, chemistry. botany, anat
pmy and physiology which, although much neglected
by woman hitherto, are peculiarly fitted 70 her
nature and indispensable for her work. Probably
attention will be given TO the higher mathematics
than the existing universities but to the science
Of mind and OF ethics. AS far possible facilities will
DC Afforded for the purs OF special studies and in the
preparation special professions and empoyments.
Tue requirements for admission substantially the
ss at Harvard, Yale, Brown, Amherst and other
New England Colleges Candidates for admission 10 the
lowest class Will be examined In arithmetic geography,
the construction OF the English language, general out
lines OF history Latin and Greek gramInars. the Cat
ibe OF saust seven oratons Of Cicero the first books
OF SHsh's ADed three books Of XeDOphol's Ana6ass.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

Gold was duh and destitute of special feature the
course Of sales being at 1l23 IopeninelQ ll2.G
il2all2l. and the dealings uncommonly slim. This
market is left to its own resources London
advices not important, reporting Consols firm
and American Securities steady. The Bank of
England lost in bullion on balance to-day e1GO.0OO
On gold loans the rates paid to carry weTe 3, "a, 2
and per cent Tho Treasury will sell a million and
a half gold tomorrow. The Assistant Treasurer
deemed $26,0J0 in called Five-Twenties and dis
bursed Sij6OOO in coin interest the Public Debt.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared Si3,l23,OO); gold balances.
81, ,733 963; currency balances, $20l36G2 The fol-
lowing were the principal quotations for gold:
u: 80 LIP lOO...ll21, 2.3O...Il2li
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me value Of sunflowcrs.

In the first place, the flowers abound
in honey, and furnish food for bees.
The seeds contain oleaginous matter
and yield oil at the rate OF one gallon
to the bushel, which is but little infe-
rior to olive oil. One acre will produce
fifty bushels ofseed..' Its also valuable
food for horses and poultry. 1t has
been used for bread by the American
Indians and also iu Portugal. The
leaves are excellent for cattle. Inc
stalks while they are growing may he
utilized as bean poles where they are
scarce and difficult to be obtained, and
dry, n may be used as roofing or set ct !, up
against the fence. to form wind-brake.
They contain a large amount of potash,
and are excellent for kindling, The
seed has also been recommended for
fuel. The reputation of the growing
sunflower to absorb miasmatic vapors
and preventing fever and ague is vel
Observation-Disclosures Farm journal
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TIE LAST LETTER.

This hand, Tonight, will surely pen ri ,
The fatal word that rends
The chords so cherished once; but then
We both were better friends.
Twill scarcely give us pain nj last
To break the sillken bond ~ ...uI.s.
That bound us TO the tender past,
Fair, promising and fond.
And let II go without u sigh i"
At least with slight regret
For better days are doomed TO die, ,,.....
And we can both forget. PM
A friendship, which was that in name
- But was 1t more--Or less
That brought q sweetness into life
And left u bitterness. Ns
can send back each souvenir
And calmly, heaven knows:
Nor wish to Keep one loving line,
Nor hide,a withered rose avid ~
Nowild PULSE thrills my bosom now,
Nor bids my fingers stay; t. s..
Our idyl has been dead so long rI d.
Wen bury it to-day.
Beneath the careless morrow's smile,
AS though the tears that blot
The story Of all else that's last,
In this had been forgot;
And let 1t be u nameless grave
A hidden hermitage
Bnt one W which our sated hearts
Shall make no pilgrimage.
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The Flood.

IFrom the New Orleans Times, 2ad.l
A gcntiemaii who reached the city
Wednesday morning from the upper
coast, gives most appalling descrip-
ton of the condition of the people who
happened to live in the district over
flowed by the creyasse at Aickey's. y, z
He says that not less than twenty
splendid sugar plantations, have been
submerged from that source already.
Thrt, however, to use his words, was
nothing compared to the sufferings of
the people. On Sunday last gentle
man witnessed large numbers of per-
sons wading their way out of the tor
rents of water which passed through
that break. Among them were women
in water up to their >armpits, holding
their infants above their heads, and it
was reported that some had been float
ing away on the rushing tidewith their
little ones IN their arms
We have advices that there is now
three to four feet of water on the east
side of the bayou, and 1t is expected
that the water will overflow the west
side. The water is backing up in bayou
Plao,ien1ine as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
alton, and will probably reach the
town Of Bayou Gopla con- the Missis-
sippi river. ,rLs.tuu,1 -
numerous letters daily received by Coy
ernor Kellogg, setting forth the condi
ton of affairs in the parishes; ul aiI
ms, SIMMspoRT, April 20, 1874.
DEAR SR-I write you q few lines to
please send me some supplies, asI have
very large family, nine children, to
keep up and feed, and the water is
three, feet deep din my yard, and all
ermy place; and IL is utterly impos-
sible for me to get anything for them
to eat, without calling on you for as
sistance. You will please assist me
this time, and the favor never shall be
forgotten. . ..,.s.. g.
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AGENTS.

travelling agent; q. W. Beckett.
New York, G.P.Rowell, SIN. Pettengiil
Co., and Bates 4 Locke,
Philadelphia Coe, Weatherill q Co. il
Cncinnati: $. IL. Parvin. .i.lAAL
a New Orleans; Thomas Mcintyre.
Shreveport: W. IL. Sparks, .,. q,
Houstoni f. II. Gushing. Is Y
Austin, Texas Captain John W. Lane
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
sr.f ma 4 WI ~ .a .sft A "a
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Office will be allowed In settle
ments with the Office unless am order
from the PROPRIETOR IN given. ~ a
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IA life.size:statue Of Seward sixteen
r feet high,n Gays an Ohio paPers rs e I,
be erected in New YORK. ihefe ar ~,
many men In this country who think
Themselves sixteen feet high, and Mr..
Seward was very closely related tosome
of them. -TCourier-J Journal.
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MEDICAL. t8qkHD FARCi
SINS or, MOTHER AND FATHER

'Tis sin to hoard up money and refuse to
supply the NATURAL warts andldennands OF q
s,fierin g, bed-ridden wife. IT'S a sin for q
mother TO bend over the couch OF beautiful,
lew dollars for her benefit and relief How
MANY thousands Of mothers aud fathers are
today cursed with the above sin? Sick!y,
pale, emaciated, care-worn ,suffefing females
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse to
spend a little meues for It's The ren1csiy that
viii cure is Or. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters. Sold by druggists. ~ , l1uaw4m