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Exchange, long, - s7l5 short, 1 30.
governments duh but steady. states qule
and nomianL
Cotton stcndy, uplands li2sc; Orleans
lHIC. sales o. bales,
Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat qulel
ana firm, Corn steady,
Pork heavy at 81 80; lard heavy
pAEis, August 2l.-Rentes 600, ne.
LIVERPOOL, August 2l-Noon-~Cotlon
lrm. MIdtling uplunds l5ad; middlmg Or
leans 7-lGd. sales 1900 bales; for spCCula-
tl0n and export 5000 bales.
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-Flour dull. City
Wheat steady. Pennsylvania red 81 40
~ Maryland red 81 Dol 4Oi white 81 200
-.
Corn weak western steady Southern yell
low sc.
l.oNpoN, August 2l.-Frle IA. Demand
for discount lighl at banh, ana ON open mar
Ict, street l3s~l}4, which Is is Ag}s below
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August %. - Gold ll3.
Sterling, bills Of luding \ No. clean, - i6ls
go W.; bank, nominal. sight u premium.
cotton in better demand. NiddllnS IA
@!Esci low ,mlddling l3c good ordinary l2c.
sales so bales.
Receipts, 10 bales, including p bales new
crop, Total new crop 10 date, " bales
against Y bales last year. Stock, l7,2ll bales;
CNlOflS, none.
floui-JobDing double So Is; treble, 10 %
81 %; choice ana ilinily, u 5OYS %.
oats duh NJ Glc.
Corn meal dull and lower Mt ~ 10
NEW YORK, August 2l-GOld dull at
ll3lIUll3ls. Governments better prices; new
js, llG4. states quiet Money offered at ~
per cent.
Exchange long, 81 81; short 4 30.
Cotton quiet ana firm. Sales 800 bnlcs 1T
lEtGlE4c.
Consolidated net receipts, 1851 bales; OK
ports Great Britain, Lilo; exports France 100
bales, CJasJWiso, 100 bales,
Flour dun and still in buyers favor. SUI
perline western, VI SjGtl 90; Southern llour
nenYy; common To fair extra, 70 SOWG 81,
good to choice, % 0O@S 10
Wheat very dull ana l@2c lower, and only
limited tOeXpOrt enquiry At Il 2SGgl ~ for
good 10 prime; No. Chicago, Il -; No. 2
Il II; No. 2 Milwaukee, VI iOgl u; No. /
spring, best bid 81 ijCgl Is asked for prime
Michigan.
Corn lc better.
81, LOUIS, August 2},-Flour quiet and
weak,
Wheat irmer. No. 2, red winter 81 62@
i2l4; September, II 81; october common,
iirmUr.
LIVERPOOL, August 23.--G =, M-Salos on
basis middling uplands. nothing below
low middling, deliverable October and No
vember, 7lod.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NlNETY-EIGllTH EDITION.

containing n complete list OF all the towns
IN we United states, the Territories md the
dominion OF Canada, having n population
blcuter tnan 1900 according TO the last cen
Sus, together with the names of the now sno
pers having the largest local circulation in
eacll OF the places named. Also, n catnlouue
OF newspapers which uro recommpnde1 IN
advertisers ms giving greatest value IN mo- ~
portion TO prices charged. Also Mi newsno-
pers IN inc United states and uonndn print
ing over 1000 each issue. Also, aIi the Re.
iigious, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechan.
ical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
,lohhl, commercial, Insurance, Renl Estate
Law, sporting; Musical, Fashion ana othcr
speci9l class Journals very complete lists
aogetner win complete list of over 800 Ger,
. papers printed in the United States.
Also, Also, an essay upon advertising; many In.
pres Oh rates, showing tho cost of ndvertising
IN various newspapers, aud evervthinss
y, W'i nUm beginner In advertising would like
Address GEO. y. RoWELt, & CO..
aVsiSdiw Il Park Row, New York,
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Tho DalIls Colloue

VIII open the first session IN the Dallas Col
lege stone building on the first Monday In
September 1876 The institution IL Ia charge
of Rev. q. 4. Wilburn, assisted by an able
corps of teachers in the literary and musical
departments.
TUITION Primary classcs...S2 90 per month
Preparatory classes,",....,,,. 3 50 per month
College c'asscs".,.,".,.,..,,,," 90 per month
Music classes,.."".,......,., D 90 per month
augl2tllSept
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FOR SALE.

My residence, corner Pacific avenue
bierIt of ground. with II weil finished
One-story and basement rock-cOncrete
building, and nII necessary oui-buiid'
ings. cic. Am carIy applicant may se'
cure n bargain.
JNO. w. SwINDELlS.
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daily reports Of the 81, Louis market
to their shippers. Write them for full
information, samples Of grain, etc.
Two-thirds Of Dallas market yalGc will
be advanced on shipments with draft
and bill Of lading attached. Hughes
" Go. are prepared to promptly i'll or
ders for any description OF merchan-
disc, but do an exclusively cash busi-
ness.
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A Slight MISUNDERSTANDING.

"llave you seen the great restorer?n
asked one of our near-sighted friends
of another, II few dayN ago. "rhe great
Ristori Oh yes, heard her as Eli.o-
beth. Grand woman, sir. Wish |
wasn't so short-sighted; then could
see her rs well ms hear herr al don't
mean her. | mean the Great Rrstorer
of sight, the Diamond Spcctacles, )
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company. Get pair
of them at once, and they will double
your pleasure by enabling you to see
the tragic queen ~ well rs hear her"
For sale at J. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Tuesday.
Warm again.
-Grangers gone.
Clear last night.
Mosquitoes flourish.
business looking up.
City council tonight.
Peaches predominant.
-kite-time now, boys.
Can fruit while you can.
Municipal matters quiescent.
Hotel arrivals rather meager.
is Dallas never to have public
weigher?
When you get bill changed have
an eye on the iifiy.cent scrip. Coun.
terfciis out, you know.
Proposals Tor the city printing will
be opened and considered by the mu-
nicipal authorities to-day.
The State Grange adjourned sine
die yesterday morning ut II o'clock,
and the train this morning will bear
the last of the members homeward.
-"California Frank" will be mr.
ralgned IN the Criminal court this
morning for the attempted murder of
Mr.. Misselhorn and Captain Morton.
Major Fox, for being drunk and
disorderly Saturday night, contributed
'ntee dollars and costs to the city en-
chequ'r yesterday morning.
Although usually rather choice IN
the selection of his com papy, Alder
man Grove has been seen walking
around with felon for the few davs
last past. It's on his dexter fore.dIpit.
Odd man Johnson swears that A
). Holt has been making bloody
.hrea's against him, and he wants the
law 10 protect him. Judge Burford
WIZ look into the case this morning nj
9o'clock. Holt gave bond last evening
ior his appearance at the specified
time.
lhere ~ an open well on tho VA
cant lot fronting the Commercial bo.
tel that should be Immediately filled
up or securely covered over. IL IL n
Thousand wonders that the coroner has
not already been furnished with n dop.
en Jobs by this dead-fall.
Mr.. Reinkelman, tie Mayor WANTS
70 see you at nine o'clock this morn
,ng' 70 the end that you explain salts
.aoiorily' ifyoa can, why You erected
-u'''ufOance with Mr., Ferin aud at.
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II gentlemen want good Washing and neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
Streets near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received NJ our 0lllce. aug7dln,
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Notice,

Mr.. b. G. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent of THE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
to solicit and receipt for sub
Scriptlons, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. c. HOLLAND,
BUSINESS Manager.
Dallas Iulv 1874
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NOTICE.
DALLAS. AuEuSt

J.NHIIN9i 4NUBWNI Ili 100,
The copnrtnershlp heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, in the practice OF
law, IL, by mutual consent, this day dis,
solved. Either one of the late partners is au-
lhnriIrd 10 settle the outstanding indebted
hess of THE lato firm. Those Indebted will
plclSe call aud settle either by note or cash,
JOHN NJ, STEM MONS,
CIlAS. 4. MORRlSS.
augl5d2w- WIN
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Persons Goina West

To buy lands should call on Daugherty,
Connelloc ~ zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the posiotlcc, and obtain II list Of lands they
are Offering for sale. anglSdtl
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on snie by the news
boys on all trains Of the Texas ana
and Pacific railway, ana nj the news
stands In The city.
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Wanted

Some one to erect good mill In ENstland
county. To ascertain the advantages the To-
cation offers, see Daughcrty, Connellee ~
zimmerman. auglSdtf
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Needles for all kinds of sewing machines
at the Singer onice, 73S Main street.
aug2lulW
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Il. q. RUST ia duly authorized 10 solicit and
mako contracts for advertising, job work
and subscription for THE DALLAS HERALD.
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MIR. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge of the city circulation of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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Notice.,
aue2ldlln

County scrip for sale In quantities to suit
tax payers at GIG Elm street.
W. q. SICK LES Il co.
aug2ldlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

MA OftS OFF ltf,
CRY or DALLAS. August Is, lS'

Sealed proposals VIII be received Mt my of
fce until Pm, Tuesday, the 9th day OF
August, 1870, for the city printing, until the
commencement Of the next municipal year.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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Main street, aud purchase II bran new Singer
Sewing Machine. uug2ldlw
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glsts, for your compound of syrup Of
stillingen, auglidtf
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The Singer sings sweetly to tho Ladies', Mt
73S Mau street. aug2Idlw
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job Work,

Every description OF cor.mercIal lob work
done at NJ. Louis prices at ThE HERALp
Jon OFFICE.
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School will open ut 80 Browdor street, ON
Monday, September 0, lS75.
aug2idl2t ELIZA G. FLOWER.
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A DYERTISINsi, Chonn, flnnd, Su,Lr,n.

4 DvERTiSING; Cheap, Good System.
dho,-All persons who contemplate
,,naklng contracts with newspapers for tho
insertion OF advertisements, should send 70
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK
unu,etN.sepenM ednto,,), containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show.
INV INV the cost, Advertisements taken for lead.
r ,, from publishers rates. GET TIM
hooh' 2SSdGwly
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single tickets, 81 each; six for So; thirteen
lpf slO, when purchased from home Office.
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EEUGEXE1I@;
Iron Frame P|ow

a saving of forty per cent of power over
the common pillow. A boy with three horses
does the work of two men and four horses
with common pillow.
Apply to William Pendletou, Trinity Mills,
Dallas county; q. 4. Linn, Corsicana, Ma
varro county; Hughes q Bell, Peoria, Hill
county; B. l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, or to
HUGHES RIDING PLOW CO.,
SOL N. Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
iuiylw3wdlt
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GOOD-BYE, GRANGER,
"NUrrO" Kids John Granger an AiIec-
tiOBaic Farewell, ana Tenders
Some Good kGVIcc In No
UOing.

\ correspondent of TnE HERALD
thus bids adicu to the Changers who
have been in the city for the past
week.
, 1875-01-19

In tho boxes which are rhssod through Tho afa1e
by tba collectors. Tho bo1ea are long and 1ar-
ROW. and, when filled. aro ret in arow Of pgenn-
llHteH oH either side of Tie platform, and re-
moved hy tho treasnter aftor the fervica In over
1fIa church Officers wore greatly puzz3ol 10 lfnl
ont nlin Ind ribbed the htI1tB, or how IL could
llayo beeu dune ,.ni,nticed. Hitils Deac9t,
1f,1mns y. f'earsell waa eeatad in bis
lluw few weekH ago. hs sharp eyo dctnetstl
Il tGrHterlGuA movement Of ono of the btxen
1t WAS Observed to lnetty slide ibwards in
it. place III tlla 1igntn-ho until eren In
long handle waa nut ~ sight, thl A. quietly
s11o back aGa'. to itH original position. Slbhe-
1slcht|y another and another Of tic boxes van
i4l,td and rrappehreti to tl,a satnntEc't gaze nf
u" worthy bcactdl, who. alter tlls rfrvice wAH
over, flA'in critical examination IF thu rack,
but conli discover ITO calt4e fnr the mysterious
nvt raeit And neither did ltn tlctect t1le insa nf
any money, On kuhtlay. however, a cnnl'te Of
lcsoclyes from the Ccr.tral ollice nne,eed tlcrn-
ra'vcR il, the organ init, ard watched ctosctv for
waH Al 'sst rewarded, for, wIleD thu morning
po,yire IL nearly nvar, Ju}fon scptweIi. aged
II. Il + ii III tho Ee1tnn nf Tho Tabernacle. was
datcttea canning cut frnn unfler t!,t platform,
ltR waa at ot,ce arrested, aiHl finding lin
tnanenyrcs hal becu watched. cnn}tsHeI tie
whpfo atnry. fnlson very tigenintiHlr removed
tic wo .ti.work at tho end Of tho pgeo1i-h0le,
nud tilou drew tl,e l,U1es towards HIN, taking
nui The largo subscriptions in Tue envclnlrB ntil
having The stamps ulrtietnibc3. Over sGHl
had hc"n etnlc,t tiils way, and shared between
tbs Ec1tnnR snua.
, 1875-01-19

t..nR sALE-nSE Or 1l1r FINEST. n::,r t;iLI
i ttsdt nnFth ul tpcnrh.t and
wat; ~ttI l't t, 1s E, f1,n, At Ersat T. Il;
T. made very cay; r"~,'.In given /" su Eaychn,ss
tit,H WE'LL IH s1A ~ III st'oH.st.
a BARGAIN, ON TLH,S n GiTTr.
r 3.s.'ry marble frfut IA Fasksav. U. NJ. WILSON.
Il, t;lnrk-'t., in tAak' .- .
f.1Ctl SALE ~Ar at'ETN}S ian. e., ts'1TNiE:
J. !cAsrh lat, fsmh"rry-sy.. mar Tweiet,.'. r.
4jXhr.t t!id'r & ;,iT z 1:SaEc Gnu bs moved.
I,'DI: SALE--HlI.I. NELL. BGSfSEES HIAM:t: tS
+ UeaIItHst.. i4t:h u 1A'risun. IIn.p; II 'tto
best In thicaE. At Er.at sacrifices fur casht for equity.
Ad3r'.s UHAElt. Tribune ntrs
Itn,l. SALt: =, i45i tNiJ1ANA.AS. : TWf!.S ROXY
+ franz hM,e bssk Lat.m"2,, u rnnm.. 1T 4s.l6
, 1875-01-19

Tho congregation Of DE. TslmsNea Iaber-
nAclo IN Brooklyn Wha much excited Sunday hy
the announcement that tho 1nunev.boxes had
1>sou sobbea OF large sums from tima to TINA
during tue past three mouths Ills seAts 10 tie
Tabernacle are trea, but those who occupy them
Voluntarily givs eums varying fsora eto to $250
YsAs. Aha Subscriptions a1e laalossd Aa& pat
, 1875-01-19
Refusal Of tho Men 10 kCCCdo to the
Reductions.
Entire Suspension Of Mining in Large
Districts.
A Long and Bitter Contest Antfc.
ipntcd.
Prevalence Of Destitutien and LaWless-
ness at Many Points.

,. ......
! sp.efat rorrtsnoaffnee ef The ct;ra7o 1rtat'nr.
i MAucn CHUNK, ra., Jnn. 15.-on the ist Of
,,tho current mouth, when several minor local
,a,,,ro, In H., o,,hrortc cua,-,elle Of
htt'kos occ"iip'' !" ~, t"' a'1 u" ro,rcoa tnsia
this state ngalnet 'lio ho" anu i'a"oea % .m.
rates which went into effect JAN l. II was 'lot
supposoti, t,y tloeo intimately connected with
lin coo,-tra}o, TINT the trouble would extend be-
,s H. as.;a,,. r., ,,,c,, n nrcroica, In fact
sot'u sho fts'o.,a ~ "nst .,,..e.s,.a -, r,,ttor
no litto ht1chtoa was a'ree1eo 10 '.s n.suI
that somc henry operators entorcd Into contracts
with shippers 10 Hnpply them through tho year
iuas ononed, Tie ssou.s Of tl4o past meok naso,
s. ."srrs. nIs
therefore. ..--. ,
CREATED 1sTrSsk AeFoSiFnAESr ~, ain
in all qnArters, and ReTiouH}y iAteEereA WITH tue
nlans ~ thoao onorators WHO were calculating
] fnr on ertcnsivo business thin winter and coming
as,,ra Esnn, ] cinao ;uvostjeatinn made by TnE
Tu1ausE correspondents It appears that, when
IN ,,,;,,ota a;scovcrc1 4 reIuctiuu Was to 10
,s.1a Nv ~ .,,ain ronos + xrsu ,1ccilc1 to check
.na"o u, na,.,1a .ns1 "lssa ,,, ,,arat''rs ~ san ''
Private conferences woro held between tic
, 1875-01-19


A CAPITAL CEtAfOE-A hTKAM BAKERY FDH
only srsstsr bakery II eY ot = 70 nhao.at; Either
Addsuss. immediately. +. .. Ruk XII. Madison Wis
A sTuOK or STAPLE HOODS. IN FINE uRDER1
n fur sale. VII! tAko halt cash, balance an cood
property. Address WILSON, cats +. d. 1h,x lb1.
4 FiRsyCLhSa saluoH IN THE CENTRE aF
ths city f.. .as w, Il. fSsnsoa ,Soh. up'fiWT1 W
bn snld rHsa1, account .! IoasiMx tho city, L. II.
FRKiREKGkK, is Wash,nston-st 1t Rom, .. -
1lANEKurF sTtlCK OF nRY GuuDs AT ese
ID On thu utaf, VIII xni1 quantities tn sult. FA-
PLE'H DRY GOODS. 10 Eett*xo dro's-AV.
,rHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AoDnK,s
Showing ea paIny store, 81 South Clarkst.s oF ssls
, 1875-01-19

ttuolwin, 2s2 nilascs; tho Lincoln t.ifn In.,,r-
ee1 r.ss c%.ny; ~ .s,e . Mrs tG s"at Hia ~
fhnrcn: II. H. Hllellur, 5lt allates; Israel Bbcl-
dun. 400 tharas; j. Y. Hcammon. 4,G1s shares.
and Mrs. Hcammon 141 sI,arc1, ami Tie Marine
Company y55 shares. J. Y. l.o aoJuo appears
81 solicitor fot caintlninanta
, 1875-01-19

For provisions.
I,et1.ling Hl!I clottlihE......,.....
t'uel unI engineers department. !.
Furniture.
omnibus, barn, anu fori9e......
lnelttcntat expGllsta and light ~.
l'isl'estrary.. y....,.............
SIllries. .................. ........
improvements hntl re,'4ira.
fTar1n ACCOUNT {ac. to general exp.l
, 1875-01-19

MISCELLANEOUS.
1 LrEED J. KNIGHT, EI.ojU7InSISr AID
y SpsktpeAre1n readef can be engaged tnE pryne or
public entertainments. Call of address ba5 West Aats
a,u-ai,
I NAN WITH ~ WOULD LIKE 10 prY An
y interest in hyuE ilour and Iced store OF laundry
A 81. Tribune ostcs.
1,LfCk MALNCT, LTMbEIS; EX rq!TASI5TIT1Y
- for manufactured furniture. ROCK Will. Will
fAMS. i co., ~ mud It'd tast Mhdisosi-ht.
ATuTiCE-TIIE USpEKs1ttSED WISHES TO rs
~ form his tEes and the public IN general tnas hN has
sold ht stonecu'tnE establishments 70 q East Tyler
It.. to Mcsxrs. Wiiilam Rn|tcnulck and Philip 3~nnr
Thanking for pA.t fav he heg. e, transar the kas 10
his successors T.. II. HUiDESWiCk.
RIO MANUFACTURERS AND MEHCifASTR Of
L CheAkoIf any manufacturers us merchants Of CHI
would ke 10 establish agency IL ostnn the ad-
wnusd take the srenry and i neec'asy, naSo pF"neE
and energy to b.ine. and end nayar to make 1t rcr-
uanrnt aud prnistabIe Would buy in tho market act
In ANY capacy tic mercantile rerruacnta attire Of first
class parties: references uaexceptiohabIs Adcreas
lot fe5;. Ho.ton, ---.---
t1|ASTE1,-A EEt'DSD-fIASD WRITING. DESK.
~ Must be In Koot order. Please sddss.s l. g. Tdbunu
ntice.
,t.ASTFn-A GOOD STOCK OF, CLOTHING.
bouts Aud soet hardware. would take an uud-
s.eti inSerr.t It UD to patt cash aud nG!ur
q e!ty propoEty. Inquire ot u. tEaSAND, III East
Mahi-ull-gt-
, 1875-01-19

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
J,,Dn sAi.f-sn Will. .n11Y LOT AT rA1tk
J. Elfgr, Els dJ"I MID II month until PAIL;
llack frri prut proI,prJ shw1 ftar. Lhnatns ptnp.
.1t. II ket. fR4 iNJMN, !la 1.sSa!Ie.t,.. K,u
COUNTRY REAL LSTATE.
THOR s.J,E-s4u Will B,,y 20 ACRES WIFI, III
r.,s dry 1.Mi in one It the ast farming tn!,nlss tn
Nani.: 4.a Gsn and ~, halt 5carfy It'll paid. G. b
HDsMEk IL, Iii !:an.inlph.t e:
, 1875-01-19

}rANTEI)-Tt} R1.ST-RRIt'k HOUSE Of : 70
~ rooms tro, Alny1. North Side lnase sns year OF
parties building houssA beat of rvteroncss Address
i u, Tribune uliCe.
iE'ANTED-Tu NENT-A planning MEL AND
ash door, and bind factory; Will tay II re&4ona,
bio. Address 4 u. rtt,.sar nAc". -
, 1875-01-19

lkAAI ESTATE WANTED.
ASTED-wE WANT. FARM wpnrli FaoM
" Att.tvIt IN +-,Hst. Val tay ea.h !t'4r u $!thu.
balance ia good hI. Tracy "n.haE:t, Heights.
NORRIS aiAh*. at-t,4.til.: ts:ins.D Ei''rS.
WANTED -H,t,SE Asn LIT uE TIE AVE
" MUGS. ~ur.ftrn t!n aE'tr st,uu VIII ia, ttssi
either P tlcr., aEi halsnrn casl Iall Immediately.
MATl1JN HILL. 81 NAsEInattn.tt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17

Tho now Palnco Hotel NJ San
Francisco requires ! 900 locks and 49,.
900 keys
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17
Sherin's Sale.

DY virtue ofwrits Of Lsrari Facias, Issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
fold county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
In the borough Of Clearheld, on Thursday, III 9
llth day Of March. 1875. at | o'clock, p. m, ,
the following personal property to wits
All that certain two story frame dwelling house,
is by 10 foot in size, situate on lot No 35s In the
borough Of 0sccoia, Cloarioli county, Pa, said
lot being bounded on the east by Elizabeth street.
south by lot Of d. kephart vest by ----- mud
north by lot Of Mary Kephaft. Seized, taken In
execution and to be sold as the property Of II. II.
Kephar, and Mary Rcphart.
TKRxs oF sALE.-rhe price or SUN at which
the property shall be struck Of must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such o her arrangements
made as win be approved, otherwise the property
wiz be Immediately put up and sold again at
the espsnss and risk Of the person TO whom II
was struck OF, and who, in case Of dohcisncy at
such re. sale, shall make good the same, md In
no instance will the Deed be presented In Court
for confirmation unless the money Is actually
paid to the Sheriff. W. II. MCPHERSON,
SHERlFPs OPFtcR, Sheriff.
Clrafhold, Pa Feb H. 1875
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17
RaCKING 'n0TN

The Go ngrcssional committee which
went TO New Orleans to look up the
trouble inaugurated in that city by
the h'. h'.others-in.law, Grant and Casey,
find things so terribly out of order
that every effort is now being made
on their part in trying to compromise
thu difficulties, so as to prevent an in
sif 10 view of Grants yillianies rs well
u to allow his Lieutcnants, Kellogg,
pinchback and their scallawag back
ers to escape properpunishment. This
compromise dodge on the part of the
administration leaders, smacks more
of the small pot house politicians than
anything that has yet transpircd in
the American Congress. The commit
tee is really trying to cover up the
outages pcrpetratcd upon the people
of Louisiana by the administration
leaders, instead of developing them
and exposing the actors. The reaI
criminals are being shadowed by 'thc
government so as to make their cs
cape doubly sure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17

AFTER FuSDs.--Ths government at
Washington is on the hunt OF money.
The EXPENSES arc too great for the in
come, hence moro taxes in the shape
of tariff must he piled ON. The text
of the now bill takes the enormous tax
off luciier matches after July, 1876,
but imposes 25 per cent. on imported
sugars, four cents additional ca tobac-
60, fifteen cents moro pergalIon on do
mestic wine and whisky, md fifty cts.
additional on imported wines and bran
dy. The coffee and ten tax seems TO
have gons by the board Tho only
merit in the new bill Ia that feature
(which removes tbc tax on matches
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-02-17

LOCAL OPTIos.-A Harrisburg cor,
respondent, in alluding to this question
says The bill to repeal the Local
Option law has been reported aflirma-
lively from the Committee on Vice
and immortality by a very decided
vote. Subsequently, o motion was
made to re-commit tho bill TO the
Judiciary Committee which motion
was cut off by the hour Of adjourn
ment. This left II in the condition to
be brought up under the order of un-
finished business On Friday il was
proposed to suspend the rules so as to
allow il to be taken up outside of the
regular order, which required o two
third vote. The vote stood yeas, 10i
nays, 75 a clever majority but not
two.tbirds, hence it win have to come
up IN regular order when the indica-
tions are that it will pass the House
by decided majority,