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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-01-15

my hand, and went through the orchard
to the place where I had played " Lor
lei" for the benefit of Walter Gray
Bitterly regretted my masquerade, fOl
1 thought he could never be brought tC
like the red-haired, clumsy girl he had
pitied and been kind to.
lay on the grass crying, holding IL
my hand some of the dead leaves lying
all about me, and thinking how like my
| own hopes they were. How long I lay
there I do not know, till some one
dropped on the grass by me, and cool,
soft hand held nay own.
"Crying water-nymph ?" and before
I knew it I found myself close held by
two strong arms, and dear voice speak
ing to me.
'f Your aunt says you are going away,
Lorlei going away TO be educated, and
taught many things it is right for you
to know. I dare not let you go, little
one, until I ask if you viii think of
yourself as my own Lorlei, and try to
become as graceful outwardly as your
pure, good heart and natural abilities
will let you. [ have learned to love
you very much, and you will let me
hope, will you not ?"
For all answer, lay quiet, looking
Up in his face, and thinking how nice
it was and fearing to break the spell by
showing him my real self.
"Do you like this awkward, ugly,
clumsy, red-haired girl?" I finally
managed to ask, with q long-draWn
breath of satisfaction
Stop the adiectives," Sa answered,
closing my mouth gently with q caress
(and how glad l was my mouth was
pretty)i 'tAt times you are more grace
full than any one I ever saw, and as for
the hair"
sat up eagerly, and asked
"YOu like yellow hair, don't you ?"
eyes," he said, wondering at my
eager look and manner.
Turn your head away, and promise
not to look" I said, turning his head
so that he could not see me.
''I promise" came the voice I was
waiting for. With trembling hands I
took out the pins, unfastened the elastic
which held my red wig, and pulling it
of, turned his face toward me. He
looked as though he had seen a ghost,
and stared at the red hair In my hand
and the golden on my head, in mute as
tonishment.
eyes, it's mine," I said, answering
his look; and I pulled one of the short
curIs hanging over my eyes. ''And
can dance and sing, and play the piano,
and love ShakespeRrel I could get
no further, for the reasons lovers can
perhaps explain and when, an hour
after, IN my pretty white ruffies and
womanIy fnery, I crept into the sitting
room, found Aunt Hetty talking to
Walter, and saw him graveIy kiss her
hand as he came toward me. When I
saw the light in his eyes as he looked
at me, for the first time in my life
thanked God for my glorious beauty.
There was grand time when I went
home, and for a while my unfortunate
appearance" ceased to be the general
theme of conversation.
My first anxiety, when nurse brought
me my little Fannie to look at, was
whether she was pretty. I need not
have troubled myself. Her nose is fiat,
her mouth is wide, and only her blue
eyes and sunny temper keep her from
positive plainness. She has relieved
me from al fear of perpetuating the
race of "Lorleis. THE ALdipe.
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NaTscRnLANEous.

Great activity exists in Cuban circles
in New York. 1t is reported an expedition is
being fitted out.
M. D Mccormack, supervisor of the
Kansas Pacific railroad, has been arrested for
embezzlng large sums of money from the
road during the years 1s68-9-70.
In the fire which followed the COLI
sion on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
last week, important packages and letters from
the executive Departments, and more than a
thousand official circulars, calling for reports
from national banks were burned; also S4OO,
600 In new national bank notes. But large
portion Of this amount may be identified at
the department here. It appears the amount
OF legal tenders and fractional currency
burned will approximate ssO9, OOO even if it
does not exceed that amount.
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FOREIGN.

One thousand troops will be sent to
Cuba on the 10th inst.
Preparations are making at Barcelona
for the reception of King A1fonzo. The city
is to be Illuminated and there will be a review
of troops. The Bank OF Spain has advanced
the government treasury forty millions reals.
Rt. Rev. Mr.. Vaughn, Roman Gath
olic bishop of Stafford, accompanied by sew
eral priests, has sailed on the stesmer oceanic
for New York. He goes to promote missions
among tho negroes OF the south.
The London Globe says cores
pondence IS IN progress between the govern
ments Of England and the United States in
relation to some territory in British North
America, which England claims but has never
formally annexed to her dominions.
PasqHier CASTELAR, is preparing to
cut Spain before Alfonso's arrival. Two prot
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-01-15
A Fish's Care of It's Young

An English writer publishes an inter-
esting statement-which we quote in
fulI-of some fresh observations upon
the habits of a member of the perch
family in the nurture of her young.
He says ''While on the point of C. king
my accustomed morn-plunge in one of
the clear, pebbly streams that find their
way into the plains from the northern
mountain-ranges of Trinidad, my atten-
tiOn was attracted by the eccentric move.
ments of a small fish of the perch tribe.
In general, this fish is extremely shy,
scudding OFF into deep water, or under
some over-hanginR bank, on the ap-
proach of man. On this occasion, how
ever, on putting my hand into the wa
ter, the fish, to my astonishment, darted
forward again and again, striking my
hand with considerable force. Rather
at a loss to account for such temeritY in
a fish only four inches long, watched
its movements narrowly, and at last
found out the cause. In small hollow
close by, about the size Of half an egg,
artistically excayated from the quartz
sand, multitude of tiny fish were hUd-
died together, their minute fms and
tails IN constant motion. They had APP
parentiy been only very recently hatch
ed, and were no larger than common
house-hies. The parent fish kept Jeal-
ous watch over her progeny, re- entiDg
any attempt on my part to touch them.
Next morning, accompanied by my
father and brothers, I returned TO the
SPOT. which had carefully marked the
day before. For some time, however,
we searched in vain tor the fish and her
young. At length, few yards further
up the stream, we discovered the parent
guarding her fry with Jealous care, In a
cavity similarly scOoped out Of the
coarse sand. Any attempt TO introdUoe
ones finger was vigorously opposed by
the watchful mother. This is the first
and only instance that has come under
my notice of a fish watching over her
young, and conveying them, when
threatened by danger, to some other
place."
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estant newspapers have been suppressed in
Madrid. King Alfonso has sent dispatch to
Coneyas, confirming the ministerial appoint
ments, and expressing the hope that there
viii be now inaugurated an era of real liberty,
peace and forgetfuIness of past discords.
King Alfonso's sister, the countess of Ger
geuli, accompanies him TO Spain.
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LATE NEWS SUMMARY
WEST.

The United States ship Pensacola,
now at San Francisco, has been detained to
carry King Kalakaua hone
A committee of prominent citizens of
Omaha has left for Galveston on tour Of in.
gpection Of the route and the advantage of
that port as an outlet for grain and other nro-
ducts to the sea-
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From WASHINGTON.

The solicitor of the treasury has pro-
nouneed as fraudulent the clam Of Sugg Fort,
Of Tennessee, and the secretary OF the treas
ury has directed action to be brought against
Fort in the United States circuit court at Nash
vile, for the recovery of the money, and has
called the attention of the attorney for the
District Of Columbia to the facts. for such
criminal or civil action as the case may war
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YE PRoPBYTIEs OF YE HORsE.-Juiian
Berners, IN a tract on hunting printed
by Wynkyn de WOrde in 1896 gives as
'sye propryties Of q good horse The
propryties Of a good horse a good
horse sholde have fifteen good pfopry-
lies and condyciours that is, 70 wyte,
three of a man, three Of a woman,
three Of q foze, three of q hare, and
three Of an asse. OF a man, boiled,
provide and hardy Of woman, fayre
breasted, fayre of heere, and easy to
move OF a foxe, a fayre taylle, short
ceres, with a good trotte; Of a haares
CRETE eye, a dry heed, and we'll redny-
ing an asse, a bygge. .ohynn, fat leegs,
and q good hoOf,
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In1nigration,

The report of the chief of the bureau
of statistics has the following table,
containing a comparative statement of
immigration by countries ethpologicalIy
grouped for the four fiscal years, from
July l, 1870. to June 30. 1871:
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Countries ethHolO- - Year ended June So
gicaliV grouped 1871 1872. 1873 1s7G
England. Scotland
and wales. .'s5,455 ss ss4 ss.4s2 sI.ses
ireland. ......-..... 57,4S9 6s782 1884 6S,YO7
TeutOnic: Germa-
ny. Austria and
NetherIands...- So 43I Is7 900 I5q BAT OF gos
Scandinavian:
Sweden, Norway
and Ds9nlark... 22,1s2 2s575 s5,4sI 1s,17s
France Switzer-
land. Italy, Spain
ana Portueai...-. s,sss Is $50 2s.ss1 81, ,s9a
Sclavonic; Russia
ana Poland - LAOS 2s4I 4,sgs 6.7s5
C1ina.. .-.--.. TlsS 7,75s 20,2s2 1s,T7s
British North
iDOes..-,....,... 1902 4Ol7s 1851 $4,000
spanish and Port
uEuese colonies:
Mexico, South
America, Cuba
and Porto Rico. i,2l8 500 1850 1885
All other countries AT 40 5 06I Sill
Total irrlnigrantsssI,s5o 4Oi 500 45a,sOs sls.sss
sI6,O42 Of this number we're reported ss from
8 Great Britain, not specified"
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sls,042 Of this number we're reported ss from
. Great Britain, not specified"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Strong and
Prices Higher.
GOLD ADVANCED TO 1l5.
Money on Call Loans Easy at Per Cent and
Foreign Exchange Firm.
GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY
WALL STREET,

THCRsDAY, April So p. NJ.
The stock market to-day was devoid oil excite
ment Prices were nrmer ana an advance may be
noted In several stocks. Delaware and Lacka-
wanna showed important gain from ll3h 10
1857. Union Pacific advanced from 703S TO rs,
ending at the highest point OF the day Lake
shore was active and sold up from "a 10 75s, clos
ing, however, at 7424. Pacific Man moved from
AK 70 AZ. closing at 44i4. Various rumors were
In circulation concerning TINS company but It y
not worth wnile 10 give mem present notoriety.
me arrival OF the Yokohama agent Is anticipated
with much interest, because IL Is believed tnat ne
win be able 10 throw light on the management IN
CHINA and Japan and remove doubts tnas
have been cngendered by recent re-
ports. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was
less prominent than yesterday, although strongly
held On the strength OF the statement that u VIII
become an important feature hereafter. !: opened
at 2sA ana closed az 272s 27&. wabash was
nrm at l5zs l5s.. Western Union opened a. 1874
and receded TO 777s, but subsequently, recovered
ana az the close sold at 7ss. Erie ranged from 80
TO sOs.. closing at the former price. Rock Island
rose from 1928, 10 l03A New Jersey Central aG-
vanced / per cent and sold At lib. Northwest
common nuctuated between 454 4515.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with closing prices yesterday the fol-
lowing are the changes az the end or the DAY -
ADNANCE-NeW Ork tenFhi, -. DtlaWhIc anu
Iackawanna. "a; Harlem, IA Lake shore, T.
Northwest common. i, ONO and MISSISSIPPI, n;
Pacific Mail, =; Panama, koek lsiaAu; a ~.
Paul common. Is Union Pacific, al western
Union, a gola, "a Erie On Londonl, Il.
DECLTNE.-C., c. and l. 81, la quicksilver, 2;
waoasn. 4; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, X;
Northwestern preferred 15'
The stocks tnat renamed steady we're Erie and
Hannibal and 81. Joseph.
THE TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY
amounted 70 2l2 900 snares, Of which the largest
dealings were Lake shore. Pacific Mail, western
Union Union Pactnc and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph. 1De sales were distributed a. ioi-
lows:-New York Central ana Hudson. 665; Erie,
IzOco: Lake shore. - 900; Cleveland aud Pitts
burg. l. 500; northwestern, 500; 90. preferred,
500; Rock Island, 1900; Pacific Mail, $500; =.
Paul, 1880: do. preferred, 1000; 0nios, 2O2o;
western Union. $1,000; Wabash 1000; Union Paci-
&c. 81 500: G., G. and /. q, 600; Panama, 600;
Atlantic and pacific Telegraph, 10000.
OPENING, RICHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
the following table shows the opening, highest,
and lowest prices Of the day
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT QUIET AND EASIER AND
FUTURES l-l6c. LowEB-FLoUB FRMER-
WHEAT FIRM-coRN FIRM-oATs STRONG
BARLEY oUHT-PoRK HIGHER-LARD FIRM
GROCERIES EAsIEB-FREIGRTs oUIET-PETRo-
LEUM LowEE--NAvAL STORES sTEADY-wHIs-
KEY Primer.
THURSDAY April SO NJ
Business was fairly active in most departments
to-day, and the merchandise markets were quite
generally firm. On 'Cnange business was mod
crate being restricted By the extreme views OF
sci ers, who in nearly all cases demanded higher
prices Flour was in demand for export at full
prices, but other than shipping goods we're quiet.
wheat was also wanted Tor export, but sales were
restricted by the extreme views OF holders. VINO
generally refused the highest prices paid yester-
day. Corn was less active, but nrm. oats were
also nrm. Barley was duh and heavy. Rye was
In demand and considerably higher. whlskey
steady. Provisions all rather frm, but not
especially active. Cotton the spot closed with
downward tendency Futures showed decline OF l-l6c.
and closed Groceries, without quotable change.
were easier. Petroleum ruled dull ana lower. Naval
stores STEADY and fairly active
CoTFKE.-Ihe market Tor Rio and Santos rules very
quiet with tendency OF values rather In favor Of
buyers. No reported from rst hands
and In iobbing the dealings very moderate.
At Baltimore 0Oo BAGS, ex Lapwng good in quality.
brought l73c The mild grades during the
past week included SIS bags LaguayrA A. b. Pat
terson at Istfc. 1ssc. 1883 do Maracabo, e4s do.
Rca ~ do. jamaica $50 40. = Domingo and 81
do. Mexican .old In lots Tor consumption within
range. Receipts Of Rio since April / 900 bags sales
= A.Su oags At Baltimore LO0l az Galveston, 800 az
NOME aud Is u sew Urieans making TIE available
ihs rni,ea states l. sse0 bags stock 81 mild rrade III.
issaayfa' i6o jamaica t4iS Porto Ricl, 69j costa
Rlca 1n.s Mexican ~ Manila AMI 5& savAmlls. wc
ifc good DO. f4c. Y IS. prime ~ i.5sc ~. r.
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BANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 9sk Tor North America
and at 90 for German-AmerIcan. The latest bids
are annexed :-Amerlca, l53; American Exchange.
lle; Butchers and Drovers', 1872 Citizens, l25;
commerce. llsh; Continental, 9314; Corn Ex-
change, 100: Fourth National, eSa; German
American. 90; Gold Exchange, l15: greenwich,
2l5; Grocers, l0oh; Hanover, es; Importers
and Traders. 1876; Irving, 1870; Manhattan, $50;
Manufacturers and Merchants, 60; Merchants
100; Metropolitan, 1872; Nassau, l07; New York,
lal; New York National Exchange, 81; North
America, epk PARK 143 state OF New York, rs;
Tradesmen's, f4a
STATE BoNDs
were dun. Missouri. Hannibal and St. Joseph
issue sold az 10I Tor the Issue OF 1875, 1905 Tor
1876 and o9ts Tor 1856. Tennessee skies, new
SERIES sold at 81.
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ErROPEAN MARKET.

LoNpow pROnrcK MAREEr.-LoSpoN. April Sven.
na-Lnsead opened NJ "A %. and closed at g6s 6i
2ss ID cwt spirits iurpentine, 25s 81. rs. "a
Wpr Z VT
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! lnMest nrices IA the IN -


Confined ease shown ia This department.
and call loans the offerings we're abundant a.;
sper cent. Commercial paper Is IN good request
1t from to rs PER cent. A favorable bank state
ment Is expected at the end OF the week, and
this is assigned as . reason or the existing firm
sess Of most 81 the speculative securities. For
ngu exchange closed nrm, with business al 4s5
for bankers sixty-dsy Sterling 40 for
demand.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report no change In the
Bank OF England rate Of discount. which remains
At 3S per cent. me bullion ~ the BANK decreased
during the week E3os.0O0, the proportion OF re-
serve TO liabilities being 35A per cent against
a. per cent last week. 10000 sterling was
Withdrawn ftom tue bank n balance to-day. The
ma ket or securities is reported quiet and steady.
TIE specie IN the Bank Of France decreased
$50, 900 francs during the week Consols for money.
a. 935s do. Tor account, e35s e3A; 1865
bonds old. los; 1867 bonds lo7s4 1879; ten-iorty
bonds 1885 new nyes, 1857 1895; Erie, 2s1.
The market quiet and steady.
GOLD lls1s is.
Gold opened at n4sl. declined X and then ad-
vaucea 10 u.s. nit which figure II closed. The car.
-ying rates were ). ? - AMI ! per cent. Loans
we're also made dat. rhe specie Shipment 70 Ea-
rope to-day amounted % 5000, SILVER bars The
steamship CITY 81 New YORK took slt2sCS spanish
COLA 10 Havana
oPaaslloSs oF rHE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
GcId balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,645, 632
Currency balances. ........-............ LS0s,5sS
CTrsRfNe uousE .rATEMgNr
Currency exchanges. sss,Ss3,33J
turrency bai1Met5..... ............ 4f3I,s.5
cold exchanges ............... a2ls,4lG
bold pAabcee... llau, lls
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
the Sub-IreasurY to-day aisbursed $4,000 Tor
bonos under the sixteenth can, uadsr other calls
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u, 1872 3lalz SZ5s y-,Oo3 lg0I
we quote tefnlng, inferior 10 common,
&c. 7.Gc.; do, lair 70 good fair. re 70. !;
TO good, si4c. a SIC. prime 20 choice; SIC sssc
centrifugal hhds. aud noxes Nos. 10 Is, SEC SIC.
moasses, hhds and boxes 7c. a ZEE. melado, &c.
6sc; caycd, boxes. Dutch standard Nos TO 7isc.
10 to ~ SiEe do. 10 to 10 sac. ssac.;
do, II 70 ls 9sc tlSr da, u q 20 lOsc. osac.;
viii e, exc. lB5c. Pofto Ric0-Rctuing, common 10
prime, e. a e. do, grocery fair TO choice, sl.c
s4c. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos 70 IL &c. Izc.
Jaya-Duch standard. Nos 10 TO ~ Sac a Ss4c.
Manlla-supcror am extra superior. 77sc a7Tsc New
DEMONSTRATING grades, &c. Isc.; do, grocery
srGAaiSE was arm at l5isc lsc. for western and city
fxIIow closed firm with sales Of 1000 lbs SIC for
prime city and Western
WHissEY-keceIpt- 81 bills The market ruled quiet
and steady. sales IS ibis. II 81 A. and IS bbls choice
old a n 49,
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NEGOTIATION
MISSOURI SLATE STOCKS.


BY virtue and authority Of an act entitled IAN act 70
authorize the issue aud sale of renewal funding bonds
foi the purpose OF meeting and paving the maturing
State Indebtedness" approved March ~ 1879 we the
signed rund Commissioners OF the state OF Mis-
souri, VIII receive sealed bids at the office OF the Cover
the stare OF Missouri uhe same to be opened pun
licy by the Governor In the OF these commits
sionerl May ~ 1879 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur
chase $40 bonds the OF this state. The bids
may be for any or all these classes 10 witt
cent Gold Bonds. each
80 per cent Bon is, payable In lawful money
OF the United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loo each
$50 per round sterling Bonds - each
be payable twenty years after uate but Tedcemable
the pleasure OF the state OF Missouri after ve
from date and the expiration OF the twenty
years said stocks TO have seml-annual coupons at
tached proper amounts Of 10 erest, able
the LIST DAYS OF July and JannarY each year. All the
bonds TO be the National Bank of Commerce.
New York except the pound serlng stocks 10 be pay
BILE in London. Two hundred and sixty OF these bonds
10 bear date May 1875 and TO be delivered and paid for
SAID bank June TO- 1873 and $40 to bear date Juv
lSTa and TO be delivered and paid tor az said bank
last mentioned date The right rciect any all
bids reserved 10 the Governor amt Fund commissioners
The Theses bonds be applied to the payment
Of the maturing IN eOtedness OF state. These
first stocks and have unique stonabe guarantees
for their payment he resources OF the state ample
10 meet. prombly, principal and interest when due.
This proceeding done By aud with the advice and con-
sent OF the Governor OF the state
JOS. W. VI RCER,
state Treasurer Fund
A Ian rnnthWa
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rHE FOREIGN MARKET.

Gold opened as n4as. declined * and then ad-
VI need 10 is. at which figure 4 closed The car.
-ying rates were 3. rs AMI ! per cent. Loans
we're aiso made dat. The specie Shipment 70 Ea-
rope to-day amounted 20 s5l,ao0 SILVER bars. the
steamship CITY 81 New YORK took slt2sos spanish
vol4 10 Havana.
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A WHITE BEER BREWERY FOR SALE CHEAl
"A or exchange also first class Meat Market Fist
Stands cheap Grocery Stores, Bakeries, Fancy Good
stores MIfCHELLis Store Agency. II Cedar street.
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SToNE YARD FOR SABE-Ar GREENWOOD. To
- close out The estate Of Robert shaw dec ase 81
tablishcu l6i Inquire a THOMAS MsNCHANt,
GREENWOOD Cemetery entrance. 100 Twentv-thrd
street. Brook yn, Mr.. ROBERT SHAW.
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State treasurer. fund
THOMAS HOLLADAY. Com'rs.
gasNa A nAKfnW


JEFFERSON err, No. April 5 1875.
CAPITALIZATION MONEY Is LOST AND MADE
Il In Wall street, containing highest and lowest
prices In ten wears; particulars OF notable corners,
pancs &c all information about stock privileges cost
anu manner OF obtaining tlcm. 6c Pamphlet free 10
any address. LAPsLhf a BAlLEl "a Broadway.
TANThD-oN MORTGAGE on EXCELLENT M
w proved Property. worth fully double the following
sums:-S2tO0 $3.50 S{O0l, s3,5u s5OOl. SlsoOl APP
ply az once DRAKE CO., No. gWillougnby street,
Brooklyn, near the city Han
WANTED-sl,2U FOR ONE WEAPON FURNITURE
w in hotel: ample security; $NUO insurance; 500
bonus. Address BNiERPkIsk, box III Herald office.
n.JQ nnn wANrED-BY GOOD PATTY ON
ID ZU.OUU First Mortgage OF llouse. stable and 40
Lots, worth S5Ogu0 Address OWNER, Post Office box
so New York
c7E 000 WANTED on FIRST MORTGAGE on
- D.UOU. Property, worth three times the
amount near this city: insurance 5000 W prtn-
cipals only dealt with Address for three days FIRST
CLASS SECURITY box I36. Herald office.
SIUU.UUU gSses-Mortgages cashed. V X
STEVENSON Jr IL Pine street or % East seventeenth
street B-Ihese being estate funds, none but prime
applications considered.
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RARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE. THE LEASE AMI
n Furniture of a hotel; 50 rooms centrally 10
Gated; a great bargain for cash. Apply at LLOYDS
Agency. % Broadway.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED TO INvEsr--A w THOUSAND DO
w lars. that IL will hiring Is per cent per annaI
with perfect security. Address A. A. A.. box l45 uera
office.
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GALVESTON, April s. 1875
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED; mddliug, I5sSc low
middling I5Nc good ordinary, lee. Net receipts 262
bales gross, b. Expors-1o Great Britain, III coast
wise a. Sales 49,. stock, 6i.27a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

nRUG STORE IN BROOKLYN-oLD ESTABLISHED;
~ well patronized: neatly htted well stocked; long
lease: rent very low owner leaving business:
chance For interview address ChLORAL Herald office
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-14

NILT, Walnut and imitation Rosewood Look,
III ing Glass and Picture Frames. on hand and
made to order, opposite the Court House, at the
CHESTER FURNITURE STORE.