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TGLecRAPHIc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETs.
xpsetol DlspaeA IL 7As CAfenso 7tibsrne.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-1l a. 1u,-FIoun-No. I,
2h; No. :, 2os.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, u lid: No. = ~ at;
spr1ng. No. !, % Sd; Nd. = ss; vhite, No. ], los;
Mo. D. Sd; cub, Nc. J. los ID; no. 1os I'd. Corn
26aa36s Cd.
ppov1s1oss-Post, ass Lard. 6oa.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-7 r. Observation-Disclosures, Ne.
- lod; No. ?, % ID; spring, No. ], p IL; No.
ID; vhits, No, l., d lod No. 2 Ra I'd; club. No. l.
1os sd: No. = % I'D.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s-G16 p. u,.-conH-cesQ
2Gs ID.
LIVERPOOL, April 1o-1Atoss.-Corron- lfa1tet
dull; depressed; t1o8okd: sales, 5000 balos, Ia.
cinding 10000 Tor speculation And export, and 4oa
American.
Yarns and fabrics 1t Manchester steady.
LONDON. April 23.-NATk or DIaoouAT-In opGo
m1rket for three nontha' bills, ~, botng beon The
Dank os England rate.
CossoIs-Money and account, asT-1a; 6ss, loox,
s7s, loaX; JOAN, 107 : nav q, l0s1; Nsv YoFk
oontrsl. lo2; Ezto, 14K; Etts prstssrsd, ~.
LIHsEEp Or1-12s 81.
BPkhA O1tr-o3s.
HplR1r1 or TunFKNrINE-95d,1 ,1e9a Oh.
PAn1a, AErl =. 15.-1sKNr1s-New 50, 1851 t5o.
AarwKuF, April u2s.-Pr7notKuM-71
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Ngw ORLEANS, April 15-cotton-Dcrnand nod.
crate; as!cs s,2o1 bales, buyers tai.na 2,ado;
market dcpreasod: good ordinary to strictly good
ordinary. sH9toAc; low middlng 10 strict low mid.
tans, 1o5s8llHe /; middng to strict tntddltn0, llK
8l2Ao; good mddlas to .ulldlng fair. IAtslEHe;
receipts, uet, l,s77 gross, l7ps exports 70 Great
Britain, SAGA; to the Continent sea7, atocf 1885, H.
0ALvssEoE, April 2s.-Cotton dun and aominA'
uddl1ng l2x0; net receipts, COS b4los; groAs ~;
sales, is,
sAsANs4u. April 25.-Cotson dull; uiddilnGA
l74e; net receipts, III bales; gross, 293: ssss. soa
cHAA1Es1oH, April 25.-Cottou quiet; midtuugh
IKE; nes receipts, 16a balos: sales, $50.
Ion1LE, Apru 26.-Cotton irrcgulaxt middlnsa
12o; net ruce!pts, 40 basst exports TO arsat Bzsa
3,esa; cosatwlas. lQl sales, too.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 35.-Woal quist but arm
supply veF1e small; Ohio, PsnuaylYan1s, aud "eA
Virginia X snd &bars, A44sa: Z. a43t 80; MEDIUM
<at3tsa; ooarao, &a0a1a; duw York. Achlstn ~
dla1s, and Western nne, s1K9tos; medium, ~
A7Hs; coarse, 4o9i2e: combing. washsd, a&ae2'; IN
wsahed, 42xa; CsnadA tonstIug. tso; hns unws1hea'
a3027xo; coA1so and medium, unTMhsd s1Ssse'
tub-ssahed, &5@soc: s1tsa and sneEtno pullsds ~
s7o; No. l and supeE, pulled, $685.
NEW YORK nRY,ooops MARxEr. ,.
NEW Yong, April 35.-Ths package t1hds ~ qeies
Jtataas bssaaasA wsss la<s aostvA settas teoas>
, 1876-04-26

se.siou. Thsre Wa nstin nodsrate demand for The
lowcr grades for shipment and interior pon,s, but
ssi'sr juns opened 4 tlol4, rrccisd 70 I'd.
!; ,;Gsea H5 to nol declined e slx, !mpre,sA 70
w. q: ssts Il ;f
al'e ns1. aiondsr, sn'! tbs discount. from June
,ss sfssd = IL r; erts 60 ,nseh s = 9s*s:, e.
:s f.sp: q % so.s 'Gs ~ ~, .: 81
;'Ssts e + 60 p r:g'!ns !. sj.. ~ s e ~ f.
= I'd so & !, i sSnis !. SiSsss: Toi. lilo . ,s. ~
rer h,l. oriers being held OF Tho market for
I'm ioxer psiss:. Bales xe.s reported Of 100 bu
ts:i md IL a. II s f9ss On u; Se.ea e
cars. Total. 100 bn. -
sonN.W: \: :.at:, sna .ss1;ssi @ .1a % s'G,sa 10 lo
...,sr ta9.aNs % psf ausrttth sna Now gotk v.
n Nv viii es. 1a ot Ia Seet s Hpeii IN
Rsi Tse ns1t gs
ae.n " .h..F e9np.t,;ioa, thoash r. 'aoIs
buying 10 freely ns In tbs c4so Of whsat There
.omc demsad for saipments - .ho.n By III: f4es
Ss ass Eas :bps fa ars sT ,f ~. s
II there *ueh prospect tho marriott could scarce
ulu1lly an,tl. Beler May opened n 4uHc sold down
10 axe improved 10 aJc, declined 70 400, and sd-
4i@tac, closing 1t Atlu. Boiler July soN 1t tsAta
4G4c, ciodinR 1t iehe. 8ter the Month, Or regular
No. ?, Wal nominal Giltcdgt4 receipts Of do closed
ba No. Il !keat,Nu; .le.to u htah.m!4ea stt5H
t3i3Ae; ZOO hu nav do at 4394los l,Go0 bu nav
mixed at 400 bu rojectcd At 40Hc; 5000
ha DO afoa. i 49s l2oo bu ear Il 4satso GOO ~
y ample :. 80 10 gu 3ps do at4
UATA-Weso moderately Aetlvo, opening weak, IN
sympathy with corn, and subsequently, fa|lying In
somrans "h snat gIaa. 1Tices 1 asofsgea 70 Iow9r
srssulative I'd partly II ses.M3sens M hsy md juno
Getng tAe 1asoteu 9ptloaa' tne receipts "ese AGAIN
l1srsl aud that i4et helped 70 deprsss r. m.rket
eAfty. ~ uemAau 1oF c*an tntau9Aout tAe session
1einx limited, sanp,es wefo tatf! aetye. oa. ~
Xxx - asoep1s Si ~ a - ~ ~, .ai "a t "
fstl eK 10 sl!c nd tIosed It VIZ. Juns sad III Il
MA@39'fe. closing st &c. - fre.h ao .old a w.
snu ~ ~ ~ to.s H. 4 ~ Cas9 ~ - 70
i n T. ~ sad ~ ~ ~ ~ w Ht ~ ~
Pa. ~ IN ,g y, ~ u fs n a,rd To,.
y III -, WI W ~ sots''c 't's ' oostu AoA
i';SW ;yra, vi art1 an, xc,1,,o.. 7b. o.,,t. wan.
MI 1ut H. u, .rt .rN sSng 1"U . Vim
tEnss ~; w. ..a marxe: hnse rqaHehfa IT. y Tn
i L. Ut So = G ana too pu rs'eesea do Il
NY entng ~ 1tsSt- ~ ~. y. I.u% .s oM; ,ux,x,
,xc nd rna sta1 81 Y ths ns hies nrantrSG ~
!e9I1 snT tuaH .s*uJ - ~ u.st4e "atGH petuIIos
sssy Ine @ trans @ ~. ehltay n ~ MY wheh opsnst
~ a.r.s Imm.9 xan e,,ist mi .ts,r ~ MnnH.r -
rsnsn In. .rrnvlno fhn i, fferarce s:u..n MAJ y
Im,s frnn, 4 ~ a. I'm. m. nunrsi carv ~ sa en1
cosed It 5so lid. Cas vas du It deciinn of iss,Hn
En rcrnssr rs;na nt,otr.1 al hsa ;aEc ,The ioSsr
grades Tsro sosrcc anI s,csoy 4 4ifa4ao for Ho d
md no,ninaiiy f1rmer It a5a3,o for reja;ted Ths
Etock In stors Il Iiecrc,aue. nni tbo rrai drawn Oil
Lat Tsek ths xosf iocscaseI over Is G Su. suI IA
HIle il arriving further reduction msY bo exIcecI
.1trtnr III nrnsent Wetk. Ills stocf IL uor bt aout
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FL0uH-Was qutet and steady :. former prices,
Notwithstanding the lower 1gutas HbesL Tho stocks
o hour bsing small that dealers could not have led
many ordaTs, however great tbs demand. Msncs bur
could not dictate eEs Bales reported ot 40
bris winters tunaoundl At $685. $50 bss apsng sxtras
1t $Aso3s.to and 400 hss spring supsrnnes NJ t7s.
Total o5u bSs. Tho market cosed steady 1t tbs fol-
lowing range ok prices: chotcs winter extras. t73o
extras. sIsoSAso; good do. e4ssSs3.1o; sholos do.
$'loss.to; pAtons do. $8.0o29oo: Ninnssots, 500
asSa; spring supeshnca. Sa.QoGsa1s: sys four. A1
0a.s1E.
BaAs--"ss In better demand. and nrn for present
deasefy but easier for tutufs Balea 20 tour At
ftl.6o On track, And 70 tons u III 90 to asnya.
&IpDLlaos-a&lAa wars 10 tona a3 tl1ee ffes On
board car.
Contradictions wss nominal 4. SIT 80 Der top.
on track,
WHEAT-Whoas va active and asaio ~eak. decliu-
Ing 1S2}So from Tie lowest prices Of Monday. and
closing 1432ko lower than on that d4r. Private
ady!ces fruna Liverpool quoted that market ~ auI!
aud very much depressed. neesoohn called II ID
rar ceutal lower, With decline Of lsals Sd ner Guar
Ter carsoes aho2t and thsre 4Is1css ln fou,
ksa York 10 ahs affect thAt wheat nGippsA through
sl.ls ler bu without bid. Ths New York .d,cea Vi
yesterday repostad further wcakantng in bsmpathy
with Lssrpool. THIS, with continued pns wpatheF,
and sons nssa troR country points noting tlat ueau-
Ing s xcll nndsF wsy. brought out laE1s offerings,
fS1s in o. osr hes.ts Sngs dung ,h:s btss 70
es shosta who allied In very frealy-a. SONS Of ths
turn for the p1s4a1t, aud wsss sattshed
With tbs pfoaa alfssdy ,asAs. undss tbs
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-
e.: fooa snexrhonts airnp snasse; sstrs d d. SO
ssasss: d.: sea''aan . xess ss;ss: tsste se
:ssssi ssssSe. s''s'o'' e'"'ao" "'''''' '''''' 'l
.eSsss esepe: XII q; aa'@ss:, ssssi.as; ;o.i.
cuaa ensgl '. Ss1c German Motrcd. sx,a7o:
xs. ~, ~ uue' t. m. caaIIa. ,:a
f; ffan; 'Hs's; ss7on lmpef'a's "e' oo'doa "e'z oSS
S sss*S Rns'tiHsa i,pWs psEs ao d. '
Ss; s,s;:; g.: ~ n s
"a !! ;is asss.,sa:; y %: r.
sfsna7 7Ba R5a'''' ''oo; No. o0' ss'o@'0 s0os''
aaet.1en sse Bales "ef' r'p'F'ea Of 's' bf' ut
MapEsoont'nnS n ossr;te demand n ID ar% r. ssaay.
nrnea eitv hteaes gr.on no cvrc IN liz Ham md
aesvy 10: raft easea aFesn cs saoa 1p e;
mi rnf liz. IL s,sS hiis. i11: ic.ron stna ARA
so; ssosS iii. ~ a:!!%s.ei w s.;SsS ssa3:s @
APril 4 ..yss wv h.v. q tspott ~ safst n.r.
70 or Il sso r. s
bs To- Ennos Of our shnot y, hop,
s: n S ssns:s Il 4 oss f., s'st % s
Hns.fn hsra n ~ ha ~. ns ram ~
% r. Gy aG N nnss, 1S
Nsdison' in iii aate rsacI nvse H. mo sies Of hons
~ ss.f : teis e t ~s ~ i ioeliSei e hnt tEe
IL sn.ire eountsy i loo ams." s A'@' ''-' '" -
na rs.r ,ps e 50f s s to.
IL ill., @ ntsrior - 10 make "a M morcan,s oro Wiling
ag es ara .e, ~ ,on M On aov. ne %
P,ATE-lU luxt4, 5IsV: do, IL. i1xlI xI2,UV: roof
ss2 TO- t9so E,o H.! ri sn, ae
p1a' 7He; bsr. sxo: load nins, ac. CorFTn-
1ottons. 34o; ihesthing copper, It'll S1c 3nEsr zisu
f r.;,e eesf n,,s os sAs snSHr 1ae N No. ~
stained, to; 1msnssn Ia4s,a !. il; ,, liz: aai:
-Nos, to 3, pc: s. 10 D. 1oo: 10 10 ii. lie: II:
liz: IL and Il. lao il md ie. i4o: H. tsc: a. 1ea
fsnea Src SIs ao amslt oa nes cons a'se'on'
NA1Ls-Wcre steady II t5,io. fasca NO. The do
msad n9l45:1n !. 'astsas1us; e., ..,,n
toa prtee.chanae. vere noted nusinst. continue.
degrees test 13kht3Kc; do illinois Legal test, 16Q
% Ie.dah t capess rev nh a4t, 1 ss or 1q a
coa3o Gotisd, E,afo; villa w,nfer II hle.cnsS. AZ
si.ls@i.ao: do cItrs. pso DO No. s5o b:ut oil
So; itt1it; eoo: plauhaeo oll. Go97'o; turpentne
rAfNTB ASn o0LoMs-rrs1e il reyi1ing, unt tho
eena anona o6rers o spossy 3 Gno5an ras
following prices arc cursent Wits iesd. Strictly
n Hneiesa. se d. sa F2enes a .tss Mssary. 1di III
' jI: ii sr fr raauest soios ~. .:esy, Il: Of
eIi"seus % ssaoe5oJ per o1sn. ''''' ''e'A'''
BEEDS-Tinothy was octive and n shsde drner.
good samples. Glover w VA dull ND hsaYy. Prime
medium waa quotsd 1t So.4OapoO. Ia1 was.notninal
, 1876-04-26
COMM ERClAl.

THO following vcre tho receipts and shipmonta ot
tbs salng articles OF produce In this city during tho
twcntJ,fous houEs ending 1t o'cloek On Tusadsy
morning:
, 1876-04-26

HODS-Wero active It 10 lcclinef from Mondays ral-
inH prccs Light weight. osatng OF 10 t7.tses175, and
poor 10 primo heavy aeug 1t s7.6o97.9o. Thcro we1o
sales Of shippers and inferior heavy ate and
feW extra henyy taken at $9N0 3.1J, but thu
bulk Of tho days. work was done within tho narrow
range Of $7.70@7.t0. Not all tho hogs disposed
Of Apu the feeling ~ tho cloao was favorable to
further daclna.
, 1876-04-26

FOREIGN TRANSPORTATION.
Received at Chicago Customs April Is, 1916: Lyon Il
Htsy, Is caae& znutlcal Instruments; Julius Bauer
Co., 2 esses musical taszumsuts; Floeo Melnnger.
easos printed matter; N. z. Fairbanks, osso
cigars: steels Wsde.oe Co., II sasts manufa ceuses
Of iron. Amount duies collected $8,Qte.2e.
, 1876-04-26

PROVISIONS.
Ho9 pnoDuCTs-Wers easier in the aggregate,
and with Lass doing. Ths market aYmpathized with
larger racpts Of hogs, and lower pricex 1t the Stock
Yarls which brought out sellers eArly but tho later
tons rather tlrm all round, not sihstanding to
further decline In grain.
Mks1 PonX-Wsa leas active, snd declined 1Bo per
bs early, with very dull feeling, but improved nesr
tho eud Of the session 10 nearly tho closing prices OF
Monday. Thero waa better demand for shipment.
Bales wesc reported Of l,G4o brs caah at s521c3
1880 bss aol1er hiay At $2I.s902l 67H; 1000 bsls
seller Juno At s2l.'s9e1.s1k; aud 1,2so brl aelcr
July It s22oo922.lo. Total, l4,14o brs. Ths market
elo&ed hsm At $u.69Q82l."5 cssh, according to
weight; 81. .cos2.d2N Keller the month; s2l.e2xG9
2l.Gs seltst Aay: 31l.s7b92i.0o sailor Juno; and
$1kl2l6a12.l6 saller July.
Prime u,ess pork was quoted II s1o.so, and extra
prime u 1880.
LAap-WAs less acsye but 10 per 1co ,hs higher, and
very atcsdy though dull during conaaerabls part Of
tbs scssion. There WA = moderate demaua, bssed
pstty upon tho fact Of steAdlar feeling In Liverpool
sales were reported Of tUo tca eAah II x30 lea
fl3.4udal147K; and $500 tts seller July 1t el3.t7N
@l36o. Total, 900 tM. Tho marriott c1oaed steady
at $l33ofor cash seller April! $l3.308l3.32x for
Mayi $ls49l8%'H Tor June; aud 9lo. o.Got9lt.62N for
1fk44s-wsre again castor. There waa scarcely any,
former ptcea wore pon!n.1y snssalnsh e1cspt short
Faba, which wefo eaatcs. Tho market Was weak fpr
future, soma round toa changing banda At further
dsens. There are few vnter-cursd meats hers now,
s.cept shoulders and short Etbs. a4ea reported
Of a6o bores shoulders. partly II sto; and 800 ooo
Sli.ea for June; aad til.17X TOR July. rhs market
ciolsd &S th9 following fAnRA pf nficeA
, 1876-04-26

Long sud short clea.a i 1l,:o cash. and loe sellsr
hAy boxed: green hams, l144l2Hc; aweet pickled
ee April; loug-cut hsms l3At5kc. bsxsd; bacon
hama. 1+&15e.
GREAEK-Wka quiat At 8h0pc
BEEF rnODucrR-Wsfs ia aay and uuiek 1t III. 80
All.oQ for nes., @lltoi3laoo ior sltrn mess, aud
$21.6uf43t.0o for hAms,
TALLoW-Wzs quoted 1t ehfaako for ctty and so
for country 1ott4
, 1876-04-26

Total Of Iii kinds in Btore. 4,8&p,s63 bu. These
nguess show decrease during The past week Of 29oo
bu wheat, a77ssa tu corn. Asa bu oats, i7041 bu
rye Anl 800 bu barley. Total decrease 721 als btu
The R.an saoAt In tho hAEbor Il not noted; Il has
theore.!eally departed With the auacs Of she oeaz
ance papers.
Tbs above reported stocks Of Northwestern wheat
include ls6l hu No. Minnesota and Isl, $50 bu No.
Z do,
1uronTs OF 1876 AND 1876 COMPARED.
WARRINGTON April 21.-The following statement
ahowng tho exports Of ths principal articles Of Dtsh
and Irish produces and manufactures from The United
Kingdom Of Great British aud ireland 10 ths United
siatee during khe three months ended March H. 1875
and 1876 respectively has been furnished BY tbs chla;
, 1876-04-26
CALIFORNIA NEfrNn sToCka.
SAN FaaHossco. ApEll 25.-The following Ars the
REAL ESTATE

The following instruments were nlsd for record
TueadAy, April 25:
, 1876-04-26

NEW YORK nRY,0oops MARKET.
Nxw yong, April 35.-Ths packags tzhAs VA quies
JtbkQs bxanehAs wses la<s anttyA Gotten $oods%
, 1876-04-26

HToCKH, BONDS, ETC.
New Yokk. April 4s.-Gold opened u lf2k md
closed n llat.. Carrying rasss, l@a Loans vsrs
also made fat.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE,

Head and all complete in two hours. No
lee till head passes. Seat, Pin and stomach
Worms removed by DR.. KUNKEL,2 $50 North
Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa: Send for cir
call on your druggist and get a bottle of
KUNK ELS WORM SYRUP. Price 81. m l7lm.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18

We condense/ /itom the Lehsoh RsOie~ the
PhiladeA Ahia/ /Wanamaker & Browns " Largest
ClothinS 16se In America" A visitor and
Wsisor. What corner Is the Building on9"
AHendGHt "6outh-East corner Of 62azA and
Market Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been mislsd
- i,ns1sSss: !: ss:isss'5 eo'o''sl' Do you know
A. $4,000 square sset-es on Market and
1SO odd on Sixth, dx stories high, has over
three acres q hoori1 and covers space once
occupied Ss:s Pp':asS sy dah twenty different bus-
Y. kDo you Hse steam-poverr' @ ~
A. "a giant young engine furnishes power
orthe freight and passenger elevators and the
botlers aeam for heating and tho other opera
ti0ns Of the house"
"" What order do You take with goodsr'
the basement, on long counters, and taken
toeade toe room On On 5ne % the
Y. "Is inspecting the first operation?"
A. mo, sir, measuring: The goods are first
measured In the piece. then inspected. Tho
Light, and two men cit, one before and ono
behind the goods, watching with the eye of Q
hawk for the least pin-h0le imperfection, and
marking every flaw, 90 that the cutter may see
ana %satsS syoid it when he comes to cut tho gar
v "You must employ an army Of cuttersY'
A. "Come to our fifth flooE Ind seei We
keep 70 hands all the tie cVtine up the cloth
into garment, ,-beddea U6 - lines that do
dozen mems work each i a stroke"
V."Do you manufacture al your own
A. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment a. extN-well made
before " put SSr ticket on it, and become
"; "Your system must save you q great
A. "1n every direction, sir. It is TT system
md economy we practice all t1e wae through,
eon's that enables e.. y e put our to The
"" After inspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before 1t goes into Stock it is Hckaed
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on it, so that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
". You must have 80 or 40 salesmenY'
A. "Why sir, on busy days you mayisee 100
in the various rooms and suites of rooms
selling to the throngs Of customers."/
.nG u e1DSs;. sDS y92%S y do an order 0u\1Iby mail
A. "Very great All over the country. Our
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
Nearest K1nsmen OF George wash
inHtOn.

From the Austin Texas) Statesman.
The nearest kinsmen of George Washing.
ton have homes in Texas. DR.. A. W.
Washington, of Denison, is the son of Au'
sustin W. Washington, whose father, sam
usl Washington, was brother Of the Fa-
ther of his country, and become ward in
the Generals family until he became Of age
The Doctor is consequently granddaughter
to General Washington. The distinguished
citizen of Denison has General George
Washington's court dress, which he wore
when first made President-the coat, yes!
and knee -breeches of red silk, an ivory seal
set in gold, on which are inscribed Lafay
ettc's initials, dress sword presented to
Washington in 1850 by General Darks, with
ageneral variety of shoe buckles. Besides
those relics, there are fifteen unpublished
private letters of General Washington
written from 1772 to 1888 to his brother
DR.. Washington should himselfbe the bear
er of these relics to Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
Punishment Of Lying.

When Aristotle, who was Grecian philo-
sopher, and the tutor of Alexander the
Great, was once asked what a man could
gain by uttering falsehoods, he replied "not
to be credited when he speaks the truth" I"
On the contrary, it is related that when Pc
trarch, an Italian poet, man of strict in.
ttsrity, was summoned as witness, and
offered in the usual manner to take an oath
before court Of justice, the judge closed
the book, saying, Gas for you, Petrach,
your word is sufficient" From the story
Of Petiach we may learn how great respect
spaid to those whose character for truth
is established; and from the reply Of Aris.
ttotle, the folly, as well as vickedness OF
lying. In the country of Siam, king
dom of Asia, he who tells a lie is punished
according to law, by having his mouth sewed
QD,
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
bereavement Of the German States.
man,

Mrs. schurG, the wife of ex-senator Car
schurz, died Wednesday afternoon at bel
husband S residence, in New York, Of pucr-
neral fever. She gave birth On the evening
s5fSunlay, the 5th instant, to boy-hel
Inh child. Great anxiety has been felt
ever since by the physicians as to her con-
1jisn. For some days she seemed easier,
bu on Tuesday morning the fever appeared
to reach It's crisis, and since that time she
has been gradually sinking.
Mrs. Schurz was the daughter of = we'll
known and wealthy Hamburg family. Her
marriage to The ex-senator was essentially
sove m Itch. She met him when he was
voung, poor, a defeated revolutionist, al
exile from Prussia, and with price set
upon his head, married him then, and has
been since the most devoted of wives and
mothers.
Senator Schurz is dou0ly afflicted by this
loss, as it is only few weeks since his ven
erable father died in Illinois. Mr.. Schurz
bad visited bin short time before, but
was compelled to return to New York by
his anxiety concerning the death of his
wife. When dispatches came announcing
his fathers rapid decline he was unable to
start West again because of his wite's con
dtion, and was thus deprived of the mourn
full pleasure of soothing his fathers last
hours upon earth. He is now called sud
denly to bear second and even greater be.
reavement.
Mrs. Schurz leaves two grown daughters
son three or four years old, and the in
tant boy, born ten days ago.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
A MATTER Of. POPULAR Interest,

perfect system s6d rules Of self.mslsusement
away q 1Sersscdy asnt they wess hero in
WSis9ppose you have at least half dozen
A. AMy dear dri we have more than tspsaty,
each charged with its own busineas, and each
tnho@1oughly n @ 9,gsnisea. . necessary wheel with
IN the great wheel
v...w%in YOU name DOZEN %ss c Or % Of tnem !"
ment, for those who prefer custom made to
; WITH its 1u6kse stocf of al naderwear:
The Shirt leetory, with i9 busy machines,
making our own 6nttQla9 ehirts. Tho Trim
mi min: nspar%sns the en. s :seig sgs :: many rsK
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
ment The Delivery Department, with III
score Of messengers. The"
v. "Hold, holdl sir, enough
A. "Tm not half throughf The Advertising
Department with its bill and sign distributors,
editing and publishinpA business and popular
journol, circuletp Mee, 90, 600 copies monthly
1tell all your fri 70 send foritl The Mems
BBspsF%sDtt SS%s sne BG{
Children's. Department with II. special
ment. The Chief Clerks Department with
its book-keepers and assistants General Man
ayers U0paCLmenCs Cln&4ClefD Omc0, ana
other Offices Of the firm/ all busy ~ bees
thinking, planning, EXECUTING, buying, max
ing, registering, rec1 sending out selling,
and in thousand 6ys Joining their forces
to carry on business With the people amount
ing to between 100000 and 3a000O00 an
V. "S-tu-p-e-n-d-o-u-s" go,
A. Indeed it isl I forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles it. $4,000
of retail sales on some single daysp
v. "$25, 900! Immense That. what enables
the house to buy cheap and vcheapr
A. "Exactlyl You have tlst hit It. The
on low prices and immeI 6salea"
What !. are the 'so0R RuIEs' hear 10
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation a. Cash for eysrythinG; 8.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
v. Nothing could bs fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people see it."
attention"
Call again; and be sure of the pl9ke-Wana-
maker & Browns Oak Hall1 1Nvkh-East cor
ner Sixth and Market" "
". Thank you'll shall be happy to do 70.
Good morning"
The Morning herald., 1876-03-18
raILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Stock Market.
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