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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

The Stock Exchange did not close at l p m
As enormously stated in this column this morning the
Governors having put veto upon IT, but II might nave
done az without involving any serious consequences or
eopardzng any special Interests for the business AFTER
that hour was Of a desultory character and hardly
enough IN nay for the electricity used in sending quota
tons over the ticker" The first hall hour OF so OF he
stock Exchange was directed to the various diversions
If the brokers such as singing. dancing yelling footing
Tin horns playing football, and listening 10 the duice'
tines of hand organ. This over, the DrORers
settled themselves down 10 such petty Dusl
ness as they might have on hand. but after the
George Dickinson fasco OF yesterday tand we
may here add that the Governing Committee had his case
under advisement to-day there closer scrutiny OF
contracts steady tone marked the opening Dht Soo
after there was heavy drive made against Lake Shoe
which sent the price spinning down from 59l2 to 5-i2
while Western Union Telegraph made further break %
ia the other shares participating in the decline 10
greater OF less degree There frmer tone 70 deal
us after the hour OF noon was passed. put the uenS
were on a restricted scale. Investments were dn New"
York Central selling at 1O4 New-Jersey central az IVo"
ro43. and Delaware Lackawanra and western al l2O@
tgs In express Adams sold at lOl g. ana United
.otes at cola lower -Four hundred shares Quicksilver
d at 17lq The general market closed firm The business
OF the day was moderate, with very genera uo"h"aI"
tendency though that rule has few exceptions ana le
decline has been very SMALL VIII be seen by lhe Io
Lotto, abatement viz: Michigan Central ONO and Mis-
qissppi Pacific Mail, Rock Island. ST. Paul Common uc
I,rsfr.d and Wabash, each declined 3 per cent Dem
,-.re 7 ackawauna and Western, North western, ana
Quicksilver each Il Lake shore and NOrth-"eSterh
- -,a eacb b Western Union 81, and NewJersey
central. 81 per cent. Central and Hudson advanced
10 per cent Hareit H. and Union Pacific y per cent
willie Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Erie 81. Joe' ana
Panama closed to-day the as on yesterday Iheole
iDc highest lowest and closing prices OF active socAS
ojd to-day az well the offering and asking prices AT
Inc close Of the Exchange aud the number Of shares
f each stock Sold will be found in the subioned iaDe
~ - .nt.. lI.lsnr ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY Dec %, 1879.
ASHFG-Tbere changes n market, business
duet nomnsy god ~ DC Tor POS ana 70
BEEsWAx-The general market very steady. owing 70
moderate offerings sales % about l.OOO d. Wtl the range
vi 81 d33c. for Western and southern. -.,-.-
Green Y b. Zoe. Green Medium, d. 1850. t'h ana heo
,nofaons. Adamantine ~ pl6 sperm
az 23c sperm, 35c. Parane 20e2c Refined 7per
CfIiC0RY has been firm 6'io6asc gold. FOR German
COALThe market for all kinds has been GieL pit pe5
House Camel Sl74sls Liverpool Gas DO " S eNslsIo
do s62T7 scotch do SO 30 do steam. ~; al
30 50. currency PENNSYLVANIA Wesmor5and, anu -
Is ~ 20 and Anthracite. - 2jdsb 80 by the cargo
COCOA-Tlere is only rifng business being done ann
less nominal. SantO Domingo, 21,3,
Naracaibo 2Ga2sc Guayaqu 9ilGlOc, and caracas Ii"
C0FFFF-The market FOR Rio was duh at a further reduc
terms there sales TODAY the following are tir
nominal Quotations Ordinary cTgnes i6a y, raj F,, to
Good lT1.al-aic. JObDng 0ts o. no quoted Az ~ 49,
gold Mild grades quiet ald without change III any P"i
tcular from the quotations ~ yesterday. ,-... A..
COOPERAGE STOCK-rhere has been modeiate De
mand. prices steady: We quote; Empty iinss
80sI0c IL beet do 32435c: Moasses shocks ~ inches
with Heads ~ lOaS2 - sugar -hooks VIII heahs %
inches y 5jes3 80. Do 20 inehrs ~ h 81 al ios7
CORDAGr-rhe market has been quiet MI llce- az "ltn
essential change; Manila No. it24 10 &C., iS
rorfage Tc.. rarred Manila lie. oisa hlpr ~ 2W
t1c. New Yea and hole Russia Hemp larrrt &C.
American Hemp Tirred. llc. Russia Bolt Rope. lie.
COTTON-The market On the spot was quiet anu uI
changed irm owing ~ the easter mohrl MA ~
and falling on in the receipts NJ the interior @Wns
iDts at the sorts we're Zb44 bales asainS 80 ~
week tbv have BEEN 1917 1871 bales against 1873 100 Jas M
and 1884 bales thls week last year Inc ir.ips ~
~, ae. ucuing bales OF when -J pr
consumption III for speculation and 500 IN transit Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL Dec 24.-l2:3O p m.-Coton {, quiet and
changed BiddIing Uplinds, 6i5isd Midhng Orleans,
I'D sales bales intending 200 bales for specula
ton and export 1000 bales Of which
taken for export and 0OuO bales on seeu-
atou total 554 0O bales " which 10000 bales
American total import, l3e,OOO bales OF when lOoOOO
bales were Americana actual export, 5000 bales amount
Cotton at ZOO bales. NJ which 2S6OpO bales are
American the ships side direct 70 spinners,
bales sales II the week. $1,000 bales Cot
Ton TO arr steady There been transactions This
REGENTS Of Cotton to-day iOO bales Of which 10000
There ~ market Tor BreAistuhs 70 day.
O Wheat for the three days nave been SOOO
grs OF VII ch l7,0n qrs. were American -
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 24-2 p. m.-irs or MlGdlDg orleans
Cotton Middng clause shipped January and February
per sail ltsd Bacon 53s cwt for short Clear Mid
dies.
dav bales American. sales OF Mitdlng UplLds,
November SAIL at Sgd;
20 shipped December aud January, at D 10 sd
LVERPuOL. Dec. 2f-6.30 m.Ihe market fr Yarns and
Fairies at Manchester is dull, but not quOtaby lower
LONDON 24-l230 MT nited states bonds lSb7s
IO7 ew F!yes, 1915 Erie Railway shares 1874
LONDON Dec. pa m-Pars alyices quote Bentes oof
9Oc. nj, -,
LONDON Dec 1880 p. m-The amount Of bullion with
drawn the Bank Of England balance to-day Is 49,,
OF discount in the open market Tor three
months bills 23sU2 per cent which - "a per cent Do
England rate COnso 80 1913 FOR both money
and the account, 80.
LONDON Dec 2l-5 D. m.-Consos 81 la for both money
and the Erie Railway shares Is 3 Refined Petro'
leum IL 2d. = gallon. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

Houston and Central Railway Company, maturing
JAN l. 1875 will be paid at the National City Bank
The Foreclosure Committee under tho gold mortgage
bonds Of Toledo Wabash and Western Railway nave
Issued card to the bondhoders Of the Company detail
ing the progress they thus far made which may be
OF interest TO the holders OF all the different classes OF
bonds. This card will bo found in our advertising col
umns.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earnings
for week ending Dec. Ia 1875, follows $7,5o6
same week 1874. 1885, increase, $50.
The earnings OF the st. LOUIS Iron Mountain ana
Southern Railway Company for the second week OF De-
cember sre reported az follows 1875 1892, 100; 1874
ss4, 1875 So; increase, S47,964 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25


auirements - 100000 10000 Inc $4,000
Loans 2G5, 800 263,6S350J Dec lS%9oOo
The London advices of special Importance TO-
day. British Consos and United States securities ruling
at about yesterdays prices, Erie being shade hrmer al
1874. The quotation for money was below bank rate
The bank lost the sum OF s1550o0 bullion to-day In
Paris, Rentes closed at $3.50. Secretary Brstow mas
ordered prepayment Of the January coin Interest on
the public debt on Monday next without rebate God
was duh and firm 1850 49, the effect OF this being
neutraized by the demand from the Pacific railroads for
interest due them gold loans the rates were l. = B.
and % per cent for having balances carried over until
Monday The highest price OF gold during the week ws
1884 and the lowest 1923 the tendency OF the market
being lust now in a downward direction The foreign
exchange market was dull and nominal. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week SJ2OOO
coin interest the public debt inclusive OF $1,000 to-
day The redemption OF called Fiye-Twentes to-day
amounted to $780, OO0 total for the week Of 81 $4,000
The import entries OF foreign dry goods ut the port OF
New-York for the week ending to-day were S699,OoJ
(the amount thrown upon the market footing up
S534415) while the general merchandise viii be de
layed until Monday The export cearances Of domestic
produce port for the week ending Dec II were
to the currency valuation OF S6,2S6,s0 500 The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows
Gold cleared $50, OO3OOO; Gold balances Sll4773s;
Currency balances S1ji6,272. The principal gold quo
go .f.fT,,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

stuctGood Or linaiy II o AIlldIn -
easier mon. market reduced receipt, 40 the ntr 0r .oM
and rpport, III we're Size Southwest Ie tNcaI.
ri bseo,. I'm tuesday morning sales yesterday a.tcr
m-Drcrmbcr 200. - isc. 100 lJsgsc FeOraiy' ~ ~
Is sec MAY, 100 u ig-c 200 Il iee Jahe 2oU LAG;
Nu,,ist 30 Lc total. Zoo bales. First call to-day 80
saes second call-Decembcr 100 - iisc April 100 1856
total 200 bales. Third all-December I9o 3 S., H.
10 Sic 1OO BE March-lOO 1875; Total, +OD Dalts
sales {, day up TO p m-Deceaoer 800 Is se i9g 40
BAD 80, February 100 Is i,so., 800 l3+c 8 D.
Ia 400 March 100 l3a4c. 300 3sis.c 100 Is c ,O1
Apr1l iO - 700. II &C.. 20. IL EIse ,iy
200 IA &C. 500 u ssgc 900, Ia 'l5c. total ll4OO
bales grand total l43OO bales .. an, .a 11,a fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK Dec 24-BKEyEs-Fresh arrivals today 40
and % at Jersey city, making l2D6 head
many The for 6,s2S
against tho previous week but there Is much Of
lipa Offering that the supply Of Dceyes much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
for the 6olioans.

CATHOLIC BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS,
nm election for PRESENTS also Very Rev. Father
Prcston's last work, price a. ROBERT CODDLSGTONs
Bookstore. 20 4tlI-aye. 2Oth-zL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

The following shows the imports Of dry goods at the
mort Of NewYork for the week ending to-day, and since
the beginning OF the year, compared with the correspond
ing portions OF previous years
For ne Week. IsJJ. lS9E, i1Io.,
Entered at the port. s5ih,2ll tolS'daa fe9g.f'|2
ThTown on market. s28,72l 65e,O92 9344lo
rn,s at the port slIs Gl9sIo5 $50 52s ssal6623
Thrown on market. 1l4,579,535 lO6,94ls9l ssy33Sao
The Board OF Directors Of the National Shoe and
Leather Bank has declared dividend OF per cent pay
able ON aud after Jan. 3, 1875
The coupons on the First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT NJ y STOCK EXCHANGE sALRS
DEC "a 1870.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 104 O'CLOCK
AND 11io O'CLOCK A.. NJ
e &C. 1881, Registered 5 500 Registered. 1867
5000 bcllSi9 l,25O.... ..'''.s'ils
FIRST BoARD-1Ole O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales OF State Bonds-Rdlroad Bonds-Bank and Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

fs% A%seFni s i sS esa nlf ~
Phil and Reading. b47s So Lehigh Nsvigatn 49S 4Bl1
Lehigh valley. els si7s Leh6 Nav, G.L.-lOa I04s
The general rate for money to-day was per cent and
there was leSs active demand than usual character
izng the late dealings though Of course there were ex
ceptiona loans at higher and lower figures the closing
rates being and 4. Discounts nominal. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing house statement to-day
Cnrcv exchanges 81 097 G3S Gold exchanges s5O95s3
Curcy balances. 3,423,946 Gold balances tOS2So
The following are the clearances at the New-forK
Clearing house. and the resulting balances for the week
Chr cearances 1857 s3 TAO Gold $50 sol 4s6
Cur balances 1867 6Jl Gold balances 49O-oo'
Tho reflected the usual expected heavy
loss legal tenders and deposits gold being higher and
loans curtstled As a result Of the movement for the
week the banks hold in lawful money in excess oil
the 25 per cent required by law 900 against ST.
O07 800 last week. an increase OF S354600 The follow
ing table shows the condition OF the New-fork City
hanka at the dates aforementioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The rRIBuSs.l

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE PER NORTH
RIVER VESSELS AND RAILROADS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
m0RTOy,S GOLD PENS.

Also every variety Of GOLD PEARL AND CKLLuLOID
PFNCILS and PEN . IL Rs. - -
Al tEs Old stand. NO 70 MA4DEN-i'ANH' ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing NewYOrk ~AIl HDAIc rom Liverpool on
tn u l.-l rs. calling al Cork l1rh0I each way.
GENMANIC, SArD RDAy. Jan. !. az a. N
CELTIC, SATURDAY. Jan. =, Al D. NJ
ADEIATIC. SATrkDAl. Jan. 10, al a. m
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Jan y, al D. m
kEfl RLIC. SATURDAY. Jan. %, az a. m -,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
These uniform and unsurpassed in ap
p0ntments Tho Saloon, StSterooms smoking anu Bath
Rooms are placed amiships the ana muuoh
are least shordlng degree comfort hitherto unat
tsinabe II SEA-
RATEs.saloou, So, $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets
Oh favorable terms. steeTase. S2S
Drafts from q upward.
For Of plans ard other information apply at
COsapany's Olnces, No. 81 broadway, New-York.
Il. ]. CORTIs. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

Ter chanse The market vas quiet and easy The fol
lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
CTAR BALL LINE.

y
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sailing regularly EVERY MONTH from
wATsON's WHARF. BROOKLYN. \. y,
FOR PARA. PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, and RIO JANEIhO,
calling al ST. JOHNS. PORTO RICO.
NELLIE MARTIN. 5000 tons. Jan. %, al p m.
JOHN BKAMALL $500 tons. Feb. o., -, -
j. b. WALKER 200 toms March When 23i faI3 on
Sunday steamers sail the LAY previous. ,.. -.
These steamers are perfectly with all the latest I'm
proyet.- having first class passenger Accouinna1loAs
For IRE g4t I'D passgge reduced rates, apply .
I !. q o. AgEuL. d E-.c 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

fnfions were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from Pier 81. North River. - -
For Norfolk CITY Point Richmond IJESoA ~
rs rs SATI kDAI~, at 3 p. m, connecting
with ha y rna and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line
pieduo,f Avn Line Chesapeake and ONO Railroad. aud VIII
ihe Conauvs steam points ia North carolina
Newlern and Washington y O. via Norfolk every TIL S
DAY THI l.SDAY and = ATD HDAG. 1910
DAYS N y m connecting With Delaware and Maryland
lrOals
PaS-enr er accommodations unsurpassed $500.
tickets and bills 81 ldlng 70 az points ~
lowest rates Insurance Norfolk, &C, = per cent Freight
received daily a Pier 81 North River
o'-''"' '"-07' 49, X h MCCREADY, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
u NEw.YORK TO BRISTOL (Eng.)-DIRECL.
rakug goods and passengers for London Card Newport
gloucester, and all ports IN Bristol Channel
sailing from Pier Is East River - -. m
GREAT WESTERN. WIndhan. WI N - ~ H. zee -
ARAGON SymOns W r ~ 80, AZ,
dat - currency. Steerge $50 currency fares WISH
IN, 10 send FOR their friends obtain prepaid tetcates
afts Tor FL and upward freight passage apply 10
" d. MORGAN. Agent, 40 20 south 81, New Ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

DACIFIC NAIL s. :. LINE.
Il FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, and CHINA
sailing from Per a., North RIVER.
FOR A~PlNWALL:
Z. = COLON. frldav, Dec. 81. IL noon.
CONNECTING all Central American and Faclhc poi
Excursion the taf.lAn Exposition aDu
good TIL March, 1876. 1851 gold outward only $50 o4u
PROM SAN FRANCISCO, Tor JAPAN ana CHINA
s. s. CITY OF NEklNG. Jan J. ,--.,,-
PROM SAN FRANCISlO Tor Az SIIsAl-iA anu ~
ZEALAND via HONOLULU,- :. L.:
5 -, Monday. jan s.
For freight or passage apply Al Pier AZ North River
d J. BU LAY, superintendent
STATE LINE.-TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- In Bel ast Londonderry These first class iu4po"
Eagle pier, Hoboken, y. J. ~. On
STATE OF VIRGIN thursday DEC %
y
STAT OF PENNSYLVANIA $500 lhuI'naN = ~ -
eltera- IIIJ r. DAYS thereafter First Cabin o. $50
$50 Excursion Tickets, $40. second CaDn sac Ike
turn r. -ts $50. az lowest rates ABBY 20 -
AUSTIN BALDWIN q CO.. Agents, ~ BroddWal' " l.
STEEKAGE OFFICE NO. 10 BROADH a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

The Philadelphia stock gu
ness to-day we're az follows:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
ENGLISH JUSTICE.

A few incidents of the last summer
in the administration of justice in Eng
land have probably suggested to the
Anglicans that something yet remains
to be done before the Millennium can
be supposed to have arrived. In the
village of Spalding, in Lincolnshire, Sa-
rah Chandler, poor girl went to
see her aunt at the aims house, and picks
ed flower from geranium in the yard.
For this offense the criminal was taken
before magistrate, who sentenced her
to fourteen days Imprisonment in the
Jail and four years in a reformatorv, and
hoped, doubtless, that God would have
mercy on her sonl, since they had none.
There had been several instances of the
same kind, the justice being often
clergyman or squire. There is sys-
tenn of rural magistracy in England in
which mitch is left to the discretion of
the magistrate, as in the case of poor
Sarah Chandler, and squire Justice, 1t
seems, may be as odious as bench law.
Englishmen think it an excellent syss
TEN. But the rural magistrate has been
the butt of satire from Shakespeare and
Addison to Miss Edeeworth and Chas.
Kingsley. How frighttul the results Of
such justice must be is evident. The
case of Sarah Chandler, indeed, was car
ried to the Home Secretary, and became
a matter of inquiry in Parliament. The
Home Secretary instantly reversed the
decision of the magistrates, and repri-
rnanded them, and let the little girl at
liberty But what of the Sarah Chand-
lers whose cases were not appealed, and
who are now serving out their terms in
'eformatores IN company with the most
depraved of young criminals 1t is bad
that Tweed should have chance of es-
Gaping justice, but it is indefinitely bet~
ter than that the little English girl
should have been so unjustly tortured
and sentenced to ruin. Prompt justice
was done to Baker, and it is justly prais~
ed, but system of administration of law
which makes such cases as that of Sa-
rah Chandler easy and frequent is ap-
palliug.-Haaper's Magazine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
Access to Access.

However early in the morning you
seek the gate of access, you find 1t ala
really open; and however deep the
midnight moment when yua lind your
self in the sudden arms of death, the
winged prayer can bring an instant
Savior; and this wherever you are
It needs not that you should enter
some awful shrine, or pull off Your
shoes on some holy ground. Could u
memento be reared on every spot from
which an acceptable PRAYER has passed
away, and on which prompt answer
aas come down, We should find Jeho :
sal-shammah, s'the Lord has been
lese, inscribed on many a cottage
earth and many dungeon floor Ds.
Tonaes Hnp}ilton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28

they'll be waiting. nominate Jones
as the candidate"
The chairman said yes, but that Nh
fortunately for himself, he did not know
Mr.. Jones.
"Well, you don't know any thing
against him, do your asked the 9th +.
| err.
Certainly not
"Well, we all know him, and he is
the very man. We ought to hurry"
Honestus put the question, and Jones
was unanimously named as the candi-
date to be reported to the meeting by
the chairman. The meeting was al
ready stamping and clapping and call.
ing for the committee, and the ener
getic mover of Jones said that it was
necessary to go in fright away" The
committee made for the hall, and the
chairman followed. He knew nothing
of Jones nor of the people who had
named him, and he knew nobody else
whom he could propose for the place.
Honestus felt very much as leaf
might feel upon the fall at Niagara,
and in the next moment the chairman
of the meeting was asking him if the
committee were ready to report. The
chairman the committee bowed. The
chairman of the meeting said that the
report would not be made. Honestus
stated that he was Instructed to report
the name of Jones. The meeting roar
ed. There was some humping by the
chairman, and lIonestus heard only the
name of Jones and by acclamation'
and whirlwind of calls upon Jones!"
"Jones y! "Speech!'- "Speech!" the
next moment Jones, with large dia-
mond pin, was upon the platform
thanking and promising, and the meet
ing was stormily cheering and ad-
journing sine die. Honestus walked
quietly home, perceiving that the res
suit of his practical effort to discharge
the primary duties of citizen was that
Jones, one of the disreputable and dis
honest of public sharks, had been
nominated by committee of which he
was chairman, and that the whole
weight of the name of Honestus was
thrown upon the side of rascality, with
diamond pin. And he reflected that
in politics, as elsewhere, it is necessary
to begin as early in preparation for &C.
ton as the rascals --EDIToR's EASY
CHAIR, in Harper's Magazine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
SHENANDOAH HERALD.
ADVERTISING RATES

Advertisements will be inserted at One Dollar rc-
quare often fipesor Less for the first insertion a,
50centsfor each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number of insertions be marked uptr
the manuscript, it Will be published until forbid
and chargedacccrdipgly.
NOTICES in the local column will be inserted st
double the advertising rates.
Advertisements for three months longer will
Inserted atlower rates
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9'netifal.
I'll ERE Is NO END


TIL ERE Is NO EN- ID.
There is no end the SUMS last ray
Fades in the Golden West
Fades but to dawn in brighter day,
About some mountsin's crest.
The light that for us slowly dies,
G1addens with day some other eyes.
There is no end j; the hours that steal
Hop from some loving heart,
New joys to other lives reveal,
And loves birth dreams apart.
Tae last day for earth's weary child
On dawning life hath sweetiy smiled.
There is no end the restless tide
Sweeps on forever more,
As singing of the ocean WIDE,
1t breaks upon the ocean shore.
As rolls the tide acrcss the deep,
So love an anguish onward sweep.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-10-28
N NJ. REAM.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Isl GIG Louisiana -ApenNe,
ieeel WASHINGTON, D. C.
Sole Agent for g. r. Dunlop & Co.'S
Maximum Guano. Special attention paid
to filling orders for Salt, Plaster, &c,
Consignments solicited of tem .7
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, BUTTER, EGGs
aud all kinds of produce.
Returns Promptly Rendered on Sale.
Liberal advancements made ON all Corr
sionmcnts in Store.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-22
BOYS STRIKE.

The recent strike of the Western
Union Telegraph's messenger boys
in Boston, shows that the juveniles
are imbibing the spirit of revolt from
the miners and other adult strikers
throughout the country. The little
fellows struck because they were re-
quired to pay for a new spring uni
form, costing SLIPS, in two weeks,
and marched in procession through
the streets to a Hall, where they dis
cussed their grievance. The chair
man OF chairboy of the meeting took
the precaution Of advising them TO
refrain from amy forcible dtmonstra-
tions.