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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
Elephant warehouse.

TURNKEY, ELY & Co., OF the Elephant
Warehouse, sold since last report, 81 Hhds
as follows:
IL Hhds Fine Leaf Is 90, Il 25, ID rs, ID IS
Is 50, IL %, Is Is, Ii %, ID 25, Ii 30, ID SO.
10 Hhds Good Leaf II 70, u 80, u so, IL o.
IL 90, u 90, II 90, ii so, IL IS, IL rs.
IL Hhds Medium Leaf II 25, ii 90, IL 90
10 50, 10 So 10 25 10 25 10 so, 10 So 10 IS, 1000
10 p. 10 90, 10 IS, 10 20, 10 90, 10 90.
Y Hhds Common and Low Leaf9 80, 8 so
g. g. 'o's CO. co. co. co. . co. So 90
q Hhds Good Ehgs, 80, Z rs, so, 7 90
q 10, 40, 40. 5 80, s 90, 5 90, 20, 5 40.
Is Hhds Common Lugs and Factory
Trash, 20, 4 rs, 80, 4 so, 4 80, 4 25. 20, 80
4 so, 3 so, 3 80, A 20. 70, 4 80, 90, 90.
We note an advance OFF, to cent on all
leaf and Tugs in dry order, while common
Tugs and wet leaf have suffered q small de-
cline the present week. Order and handle
your tobacco well and prize free-from
400 to 1900 pounds of net tobacco in a hogs
head, If you want 90 cd prices.
Grange Warehouse.
HERNDoN & SMITH, of Trice's Landing
Grange Warehouse, sold at the Exchange
in this city, on February 18th and 10th, SO
Hhds. as follows:
90 Hhds Medium Leaf, at SO 90 to 10 rs.
SHhds Low Leaf, at 10 to 8 IS.
% Hhds Lugs, at 10 to 20.
Several of our warehousemen failed
to furnish us report this week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
To Country Dealers:
DR., LANCASTER,S
DlSPENSARY l 20 I Eoa sFaliIiSs ~ ~.

DiSPENSARf, ' Re9. 70 Ioa si:'i Ky.
THIS DIsPENsARY has been established
Il 20 Years in the same ofiice. Tne Doctor
Is n regular graduate OF medicinei has had
a larger practice In his SPECIALITY IMAM any
In America. GONORRtfKA, 1leets
Structure, Varicoceie, syphilis, fcfoiuia,
Skin and Blood Diseases cured IN Dali TIE
time, and al half the expense requlteu py
Others. FEMALE DfsEAsEss Leucyrrheh 81
Whites. Failing of the womb, trreEuleri-
ties SuDpresslon OF the Monthlless &C.
treated with eminent success. hFERMA-
roERHEA, Sexual Debility, and ImpOtency,
"a fhe result OF Self-abuse In youth, or Sex
unl Fxcesses In maturer years, rendering
marriage improper or unhappy, peFms"
nentiy cured. Medicines furnieleu, saw
Ing patients more than our whole charges.
No mercury or mineral polsons used. Rub
Der Goods for sale, Patients treated BY
mail OF express. Charges reasonable. CAL
personally, or address ns above. Consulta-
ton free, and correspondence strictly con-
ndential. Hours: a. m. TO - M Sum
days To ~ a. m.
Nov. IL lSI5.ay.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
Grange Warehouse.

Several of our warehousemen failed
to furnish us a report this week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

TURNKEY, ELY & Co., OF the Elephant
Warehouse, sold since last report, 81 Hhds.
as follows.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

It would appear from other letters, that
IMr Wade, Government Agent at Bris.
hane. IL anxious to secure the services OF
vo,ne % .Renton to assist in opening up. and
carrying on friendly, intercourse, among
the islanders where he has been so long
captive, ,l,L ~, -s-rL,.n reN
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

"A man whom DR.. Chalmers engaged to
m manass a disorderly sunday school kept his
eve wide open during prayer, and when one ons
boy thrust pin into another, he ma marchea .ns,
up the aisle, still praying, and cufied that Il
bows ears, and went back again, praying a.!
the way. After that he was master OF tne
situation, for the boys thought that . msn
who could watch and pray like tnae eoulo
not be put down, .,.u.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
llLANOvAyCOELDGE.D DEE A WAIsR
COUNTY, ,PENN0Y1iV iVA,NtlA.s .sh

Gh.sll am tt9l ehTaa s!ll ~ lee bug
his institution, chartered with, ,Univers-
Privileges, is under the charge Of the
Fustinian Fathers, and offers superior
antages to students wis odesire'to make
borough Claasical, Scientific or Commers
course. 1t is situated VI, the Pennsyl:
"a Central Rail Road, eleven miles
h Philadelphia. q Rail Road Station and
Office on the College grounds. ~ y 'g, 70
5rERMs:i 1sdl.s oi spoi7H
Ter session Of five months In advance
soal 40 s5tGg iiR % b7ss5rqrl
null Particular send for o CetaloE .. ,"t
bo ,r, Very Rev. T. 4ALBEnY, ~ ~. .
'c' 70 l-)vr = I'F.tH'lfII II Presi dent
ne bar Of Kentucky and, the Supreme
cn Of Misseari wi4l probably, agree
Mr.. Kerr's Chairman Iof Judiciary
.ne Of the ablesty jurists snow\ in Con
I" ".sS~ 70 era yQhgggH2 q oalh Z
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
\ a,iadelphia Trade lgepoFt

E q, o 4 8
SpAY, Jan. 4, 76.-COtton is In limit
kl@t and sells at lSN@!SsEs. fer mlo-,
bland aud New Orleans. ..as. ZLI..ga1.
eries-Coffee 10 oull ana Rrlcos IAyoI
Rio sold at l6A99l5c.; Laghayra
Dl9l1c.; and Java At M@Nc" ~ eolo.
After the first week o. Inc new
e look for more activity IN tne sever
rtments Of the, grocery trade FAR
ad retining Cuba is quoted at 7zs@
iolasses-Nothing doing In foreign
eslic. There is none Of the former
nd the mark ct is ORA for the latter
asis Of coo. for choice. RefL ed dsagars
lady az IlLc.s fpr9 cat loaf .l01ac. for
d; lOXe. fsr powdered; slO1 q. for era,
is snS no%issi lSi iGs st ~, ~ per ton iOr No.
MCIoverseed i ii in fair demand d
&C. per ID. Timothy is noM1naf.
Fed Is quoted 81. l.UO@l.05. ,,.,,.s ,,.i,,os
lr and Meal-The Flour market u
Ind prices may be said to favor buy
About SOO barrels sold, including ~
e at $4.25@o4.6o extras at $4.7b@5. ~
(nxi Il extra family ut S5.76: eMinnegofa
at $5.75e8.sO 3; PeAnsylyanish Ohio
Indiana do. do. at $6@7: and fancy
i II 81. l2lS@S.5O.' Rye -four 10 worth
In Corn Meal nsIsales.
fn-The demand for Wheat Is limited
rices are weak. Sales OF Pennsylya'
ed" at l.S5@i.37; do. amber at i:&e
Western red, at $l.@i 20, ana white 81
il. 9. Rye sells at 8Oc. torn 1s In bet
pply and freely OfIered,s but there u
huch demand: sales or yellow at tS@
Oats are worth 4605Oc.s for white, ant
3 for mixed. ~ % afSnNa|' '-f !. :
iskey is dull at$l. 4for Western Iron
Il, E''j51J05q n%p y 9il RsE -
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
uIADELPHlA AARKETS,
stock Market.
purLADELPHlA, Jan! 1875.

u2sS,ali2sl e Co sof n l34a<9 lsS
i,S IlO9 Penna RR 61z@S3M
In, Philn & Read
eHnIas1 Ai2CXl 8R 4, "a. .div6411 11z@6N
,sa6l iS @ll6TIN orth Penn 52A@53 :,
.Ii-' iSSs Phila q Ere OAg2lH Y
oupll7h@ tl7ss QGa a EK RtH; y y SRS SSa5l(
onn11alhNll9A Nav stock 5O1 4@t077f
kiaS H'lCatawissa r ID glSH
nnn1lgN@l2e do prefd. 4Sl594yA
iig "a 1881 N Central h 0lN@a.
IS IIa5gii55 Hsstonr yilles B. sy' e;e's't Sss7
SQeWlVOHgDAV a,fr II. s,3F .sp yftiyai !
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
I,ladelphi. r., Plr.dn,ee ID, Z Il1ark kst.

sA~UCApnA0f = AEONAsACUsi3A - Nsl.~NS' ~ Z
er-Dull, and prices hardly more than
nal. New Yofk and bradford county
$ S3a.}4c; do do lsts 2Sa3lc; Western
3, 28a1Rc; do lists, &ax7c; Rolls, western
s, Naalc; do lists. na26c.
Pese-All good st6ok nrmly held. Mew
fancy, !SAc:; DO. prime, l2A@lNe.
ks-Receipts moderate - and fdemand
ed. Pennsyl vAnia, New Jersey, ana
ware fresh, Si@82c; western DO. -2sc'
er 49, zT} stgsG sHt 5z . Q
BaltimoFe PFedaee Harriet. '''I
lTIMoRA, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet but
midling, l2g1@la.., Flour dull y0ut
"; Howard Street and w estern uper-
Sts4:d; do. extra, n. 500. .1id0, famlly
CITY Malls superti.lo $i.25@A1S DO
S@Ss,25; do. Rio brands,t t8.75t97; 10
y, $40. Wheat quiet but Arm; No.
:, srn n. RED. ), u ;Ss0isS; Pennsy lyania req
falls; d0.rwhtts, 81. l6al.l5. Corn
hern active,r Western dull; Southern
e, new, 4Sa55c.; Southern yellow, new
e.; Western mixed, new. 8llc. TOR spot
ior Eebruary. Oats quiet; S0utheln
e; Western white, 4Sa44c.; Westerf
60. 40a42c.T RyeId and cncmtneto q
hay Quiot and steady;, Marylanf
fennsylvaniss tk2A2S Provisipnsquie
steady. Pork, new, ,$2l6 80. Rulk meat
Pse, nominal; packed shoulders, 81
clear rib sides; lllfa.lLc gl RacoI
III; shoulders, 40 l9 70; clear ir1 b sides
!ac. Hams. albkalBc.o Lard dull pu
NY; crude, .l04al2zc. refined, HlS115f
er dull? Western extras, Ta28c., dc
As28c: Petroleum. steady;i Grade. n
renned, l8e. Coffee dull but steady
81 SShargoes,, ,l69+als11+ +c.; jobbing sl7l 4a2ot
sRey dull and heavy at 81. .l3, W.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

0IDGES FOOD Is THE ORIGINAL
kiDGE'S FOOD rs THE ORIGINAL
Cook ked) food of It's kind. 1t does not cause
scidity and wind. Guaranteed purity; re-
mains inchan red - IL put up ins ;sises to
anti ali, Sold by druggists everywhere.
dAcl~f IL, ' u'.|'h f'' 80
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
THE HERALD'S POLICY.

EvxRYBoDr ISDoRsEs 1.-THE QUESTION NOW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRoM ALL PARTS
or THE COUNTRY.
Once moro the HERALD appsnds some OF the com
munieations which have come to hand touching the
action OF tho ncwsdeaers the matter Of the reduced
price OF this paper. 1t seems hard to some
Of these people oi the grave injustice Of the course
pursued by them toward the public, especially in
where they have. imagine they have,
tho exclusive right OF selling newspapers
From tho tenor of tho letters eiveo below
they may readily convince themselves thai the public
Is nrmiy and emphatcaly the sido OF the HERALD,
aud that thu course pursued in by them
10 two-edged one. which will drive the public into
refusing any Of the papers iney have to sell at
all The newsdeaers wlro are the subject OF the sub
Joined ications would do well TO reflect upon
this In default Of such wholesome reflection they
are certain 10 nnd themssl .eckonin. without their
hOSL
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
HAVANA MARKET.


sugar-Fevorabe advces from abroad have impaired an
increased hrmncss y the market and holders demand
ing higher prices than tho currsnt quotations Reports
ature upvn estimate the loss Nos
ipto IL Dutch standard 81 W reals per arrobc; Nos
- 70 70. Datcn standard. io,. ii,s reAn; mo.
concentrated sugars, fair good quality. ~
renls; centrifugal sugars. Nos. II to IL, IN boxes
Va reals 10 reals do 10 hhds, 1ols reals lO4 reas
stock IN warehouse al Havana and Matanzas. 1900
boxes aud 5000 hhds Receipts Of the 10 boxes and
80 hhd Exports during the week and 90 hhds
including j.Op boxes and 40 hhds the United States
Moiascs nominal Bacon, $50 S4l per Buuer $40
quirt for superior American Flour $j3 S34
bbi for American Jerksd beei - u2ta arrouc
Hams $5s sSl quntai for American sugar euret,
Lard In kegs s3I 30 <s guntal. in tins xib sta
per quinta Potatoes. s1 ~ bbi Iallow rs S3s
per quinta, Onions, - - - Dbl ior American:
toal oi-None here. Lumber Ermer white pine. ~.
per loo feet in gold: p.en pine SIS sst per 10y ies.
snooks dull. Sugar hogheads. ~ II reals Aossses
hosshead. 20 - reals White navy beans 2of "a
reals arrobe Chewing tobacco S2 SO per quinta
Corn. llA l2s4 reals pc. srrots Hoops nominal
Havana for tho United States box of sugar. a
per hid Of sugar. ~ e. 50, loading at on the
north ousde for the United states per box Of
5Uc hid. of sugar. IS - ~ Tobncco-ic-
ports from vues Abajc show great destruction OF trans
planted seedlings, aud In counties houses aud drying
lofts generally destroyed The therefore is
expected be verJ late spanish gold, .l1. 2ls Ex-
active ON the United states 90 days currency
Az dsconnt shoft sight 3s discount 80 days.
gold AL presnnfn Tn London, ~ l6s premium On
Paris ga q pre- miuin.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. g. 1876.
Cotton hrm: middlng iosc low n,iddlins. a'.s good
Ordinary Y5sc Net receipts, sys+ baes gIoss 1887.
NKw ORaEASs. Oct 2s. 1916.
Cotton strong m,ddng. iose low mdding io,9e good
saies. 5000 stock sY ississ 80 '-'s' s''''' ''''
Cotton arm niddling los.c low %idaiins io,.e sood
ordinary e'se e,4c Aes receipts. i7o1 bales xpoI.s
70 the "a Sonsnent. 22oi coas'ws'. lsoL sales, 1000
sAvAxsAn, Oct. IS. 1876
Cotton hrm; middlns, lo'e low midd.inr. los good
ordinary sc Nss ressp. y 70. bales sro.. s9as tx
5000. Stock 6s.Gla.
Cotton lrm. middllng, lossc; low mida!ing ios1c !.
good otdns,y a,sc Ne. rsssD,s, z isi bales Expsrs
stock. 7o,965
for strained Tar steady 1t 81 10
oswEco, Oct %, 1870.
Of No. Milwaukee club - u so No white Michigan at
Of western mixed ~ 5sc Barley nominaily lossr: no.
S.a.Ss sas,.a Ss SO he
s Tor Ss.sS and ss s snso'sd rs, sn
sa" Canal itssi.: =. higher S.rsy, 7ss to New York;
ss e a ssrsy 90 sss 5
feet Canal Y $40 .us; lumber
mase % ssssp's & 81 go 1 ss a. s0 E.,s bushels
Flour, aso6 SSs corn, 1860 bushels; wheat is,ooao
sssnsa. 10 a. %, ss.a 90 hss H.n
DO barley "soc DO r. the
barley 2,4Co rye. 1900 do Flour qaiet;
bbs at aneasnged PRICES Whe,tmSo .ran,aet.1s re-
DO, u "a 81 25 CornLight demand sales 400 bush
els No. Western at 51tzc 52c 2.UtI do. low mixed
Toledo At ss9as one ear DO :. Sas sne ear sample
Demand light aud uneasy; sale. Of Ohio ssc
Rye and bariey-No sales reported Malt in fair trade in
qury; prices unchanged. Highwines-sales 10 bDls
unchanged prices. Seeds-Qno,atons unchanged; fair
trade inquiry for clover t6thy Ia light Pork
fair demand: quoted short SIT 30. clear sly
In fair trade demand quoted tisrccs lie. small pack
ages i11,c Canal cights dull and Rail-
ireights higher from Buffalo New York; corn
shc wheat, lUc
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. white Wabash
81 70; white Michigan held at 81 81, Il 80 bid
IL -; No. 2 do. 81 IL: No. I winter, 81 isia;
seller buyer October ~ 10; No red 81 I2 rejected
81 os d. Dayton aud Michigan 81 o. Corn quiet; high
mixed. 10. low do. 47ac; new 46,sc.; No white
47te grade. Ale. damaged 37z Oats dull; No.
y Size rejected 2oc kecsipts-flour. 100 bbis wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, 1000 do oats. dD do shipments
cmIc AGO. Oct -, 1876.
Flour dall and unchanged Wheat unsettled; Nv SPRING
bsr; No. do 81 trs rejected, o-c Corn fairly active:
No 42s4c cash. 4a5se. November Oats nrmer ut s2s4c
s-5.e. cash and November Rye steady and un-
mand SIS 30 Sl6 cash $40 40 *is Is OetoLs si5 20
tho year. Lard Ia good dsmand - ~ % so 20 cash
inactive at &C. cc. ssc aud SIZE ior saouiaers short
rtD short clear midaies. all boxed es-h. Receipts
lO0D bbs Hour. 1900 bushels wheat l32 600 corn,
aauoo DE-. 300 do rye 1900 do barley. shipments
xsOD DO oats 3v, do $1,000 DO barley. Cat.!e--
Receipts 2.uJ shipments. 22UO; steady ana hrm fairly
active; medisn. TO good shipping ss q 10 hogs-
81 ~ 20; to tar - 70 10 A.; good to choice.
81 ~ 81 ~; heavy smooth shipping. - IS Is So
sheep-Receips yesterday, 24oo to-day. 3oo prices un
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
COURT CALENDARs-THis DAY.

SUPREME C0rRr-CHAMBRRs--Hcld by Judge Bar
retl NOS A. 50. ss, 90, 1o1 Ios lo4 1o5 lO6 lo7,
H. III, rs, l29 1872 l42, lab, 145, 1j0 1885 2ll,
2i3 220 22s 234 $50 26,. go. 276, 277. Isl, 2s6,
Isl, 2sS, 2S9 292 293. 2s4, 2g5 296 2s' 20s. 302,
30A
SUPREME CoURT--;ExEnAL TxRx--Held by judges
Davis, Brady and Daniels ILL., = and 147
MARISx CouRr-GExraAL TKRx-Hcld by Judges
Shea. McAdam and Sinnott-Appeals from orders. -
Nos. 10 10 inclusive. Appeals from Judgments Nos.
1 10 IL inclusive
MARINE CorRT-TRTAL TERN-Part 2--Held by Judge
Goepp--Nos svs5. 4s25 4390 4923 502l, 4557, ABB,
lClj, 49s2. 5ol9. 505o, 453l, 454J 4003, 30l9
GysEgAL sEssIoSs--Part Held by Judge sutb-
erIand -rhc People VS.. Charles X Beckwith, smbez-
element Part 2--Hcid by Judge GiIdersiecve The
People W. Henry +. Antcs. grand larceny.
All other courts have adjourned for the term.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
BROOKLYN.

During an aercation growing out OF political dis
cussion, between John Castiehunc, OF No. 656 Third
avenue and Alber. Kern, OF Twcntynrst street, yes
terday the latter knife and stabbed John twice
In the back. Kern was committed by Judge Delmar
to await The result Of the injuries inflicted.
The body OF an unknown man was found floating in
the riyer yesterday OF Central pier. Atlantic Dock.
Deceased who was about twenty years OF age, vc
feet eight inches IN height had on dark pantaioons
and vest, blue flannel shirt, blue socks, Congress
ga.,ers and leather belt around tho waist Tho re-
mains. which had been In tho water but short sime
were removed to the Morguc.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
THE cxxAx or ouR NAIL

cRKAM Or oUR
The following casos have been attended TO. as tho
dealers will soon fnd OUT
OCTOBER IT 1876.
The newsdealsr on Nineteenth street. corner Broad
way. tries persuade his customers cease buying
the HERALD. send boy up TO that vicinity with
supply that rcadors get them without trouble
CONSTANT READER
HoRoKES Oct 49, 1876
in terry house. not having any OF your papers
for sale, you would oblige me and great many others
by placing boy outside tho house TO sell thcm.
/ have been buying your paper At The Philadelphia
Post once since the reduction as four cents From
day the charge is nve cents wns. ,, y shs reason
Please answer. ELI SlCHEL
care sichsl Levy, No. ass South street
On Elevated Railroad this morning, at fifteen minutes
past sovcn. the boy who has tho privilege OF sell.
pssuty OF SsSs and Worlds, 9ut a. that early hour
grumy answered mo HxRALDs" bopo you win ce-
vats his IDEAS T. MOORE.
AZ tho stand in this hotel will not sell your
paper three cents stepped out on Broadway Duy
ons Of The newsboya. Six Of them were within
HKRALp told them 10 should be corrected tomorrow
Send boy to the corner Of Forty second street and
broadway. Can bay At No 577 seventh avenue at
three centa
BALTIMORE. Oct q, 1876.
Henry Taylor Co. charge ~ nvs cents tor your
ton CONSTANT READER.
SATURDAY. Oct. rs. 1875
went 70 tho corner Of cansi and West Broadway TO
buy your valuable paper aud bad pay ~ iour
Tor IL, and | asked him why he charges shan
what Dc had tho right 10. No says l can't buy the
HERALD any less from here mean,ng his stand TO your
oVcc j. W.
NKw York, Oct. %, 1876
Since my arrival from Baltimore yesterday have
been afforded for the first time opportunity 10 ap-
preciats the reduction In the price Of the HERALD
have read your paper during Tho past twenty years
and find that require IL than do TO cat
my breakfast, SO / have submitted to an imposition
without any hes,ancy until found that rsmonstrs-
ton would be justified. have been in Baltimore,
where have been obliged 10 pay seven cents to
new sdcalcr In the Carroton House for HERALD The
papers were, however, sought Tor, and. Tho news
dealer had but lew copies eIt, he would accedo
10 my offer OF six cents, being ono cent less than
have been paying MIN, which bolicvc stll cxorbi-
tant hope that this notice Will have the effect Of
giving Baltimore ncwsdcalers to understand that
price is lxcd Tor them well for New York news
dealers. veIy respectfully, J. SCHAIL
WrsTPoRr. Conn, Oct 2S 1876.
sec in to-day's HERALD notice that u any pnssen
gers any railroad out OF New York charged hvc
for tho HERALD, they VIII confer favor by
Wcstport yesterday the train that leaves here al
nine the morningthat Is tho nrst train Of Now
York IN the morning on tho New YORK aud New Haven
Railroad and was charged nvc cents Tor tho HERALD
against my protest, and VI you furnish ncwsdealers
cheap cannot why readers have the benefit
Of H. RUFUS u. CABLE,
Deputy Sheriff Fairfield county
hereby subscribe myself witness TO the within
factsvz., that your nformer charged, under pro
test the SUN OF nve cents for single copy of your
paper HENRY ". LYON
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
CHARLEY ROSS IN INDIANA.

CiScISxAri, Oct %, 1876.
TO THE EDITOR ESQuiRKg:-
have noticed several items In your paper In regard
TO the Charley Ross also item In the
Columbus Dispatch to his being IN Pennsylvania
Now, such not the The boy is alive and Is In
good health. He will be returned tho party
who has charge OF him knows positively there will bo
no questions asked. rho child not taken 10 get
money, but for other purposeA ! am cousin OF
Mosher, the robber. have the chd three times
thls month He Is IN Indiana, not four hours ride
from Cincinnati. am going to Philadelphia soon to
make all necessary arrangements for tho chd's re-
turn. had no hand In the taking Of the child. -
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
WHAT AGAIN 7

JNxsKY Cry, y. J., Oct %. lS7A
To ras EDITOR HERALD
In your paper OF the goth inst you printed letter
from the news agents Of ihe Pennsylvania Railroad,
In which they stated that date they would
resume tho sale OF the HERALD at tho price, throe
cents a their stands in the Desbrossss and Cortiandt
street ferry houses On applying Tor a HERALD TINS
morning at the stand the Jersey City side was
coolly told, on Monday morning, "Didnt intend To
keep any HERALps" " have latoly been buying
from boys outside but this morning there none
10 be seen, and could not bnt think that this lot
written for the purpose OF having these boys
withdrawn. as they hurt the sale Of other papers.
Please investigate this. JERSEY CITY.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
NEWS IN THE CITY.

Beno Vile, German carpenter, CITY years OF age
was arrested charge OF arson at No. l23 Third
eune, yesterday Ho was held 10 await the FIRE Mar
shai's investigation.
About thirty policy players and the proprietor Of
policy Office, Richard Watson, were arrested by Cap
tain Murray and his men, Saturday night at No. IS
Dover street. Yesterday they were taken before
Justice Morgan at The rombs Police Court. Watson
Was held In 81 000 bail Tor trial and the rest were cis
Hharc
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
CAUSE AND EFFxcr.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Oct rs, 1876.
To rHE EDITOR HERALD
Until commenced to sell tho HxRALD It was sold
only at ten cents per copy I'm Wilmington, N c.,
mcan). Immediately put the price down to avo
cents and sold many tho other four dealers,
all OF whom havo come down 10 the i've cents.
and are constantly censuring me for tho act |
now that you determined TO put tho HERALD In tho
hands Of tho public " tho reduced prices.
S. JEWETT,
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
HOW IS THIS I?

To THE Enron HERALp.--
Leaving Washington al forty minutes past one p. n
yesterday met the New York papers for the day at
Baltimore A single newsboy was permitted to board
Tho train enter the Enclosure. We the passongcrs)
wero compelled 10 pay him at following ratos:--
HERALD, Times and Tribune, cents each San, five
cents--or 20 without bought ono OF zach at above
pricak The boy had orders IRON hts employers 10
charge these prices. His employers were Messrs.
Riley Sergeant, Calvert streel--so he said. Yours
l.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
sYRs, WE CAN AND WILL.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Seeing the above heading In the HERALD OF the 27th
ia reply to ECONOMY reminds mc that during ro
cent VISIT 10 the Centennial Exhibition ~ Phdephi
tho newsvsndcr in front OF the Centennial Holel
near the entrance OF tho Nam Building, charged
seven cents pcr copy for tho HERALD every day for
tho week ! was there. Of course | would not have
been without II had he charged me ten Instead Of
scven; but thought II y great imposition. Judging
from the number Of people pussng the stand
every day on their to the Exhibition buildings
made calculation that at least from 5000 To 900
copies OF the HERALD sold daily 1t this nd and
nil whom have conversed with complain Of the inpo-
sition. IL thsre way to stop ttf The HHRALD es-
.ablishment now bears the Of the blame.
WILLIAM II. REAGAN.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
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NSxoLA, Queens county N. Y, Oct. p. 1879.
To EoTroR rME HERALD
have never objected to paying five cents tor the
HgHALD Sunday. but think II perfect outrage to
be charged ten cents tor the Sunday HERALD, which
wo were obliged 10 pay last Sunday, the 22d inst.
Papers sold BY tho Union News Company. Long Island
Railroad. AERALDlZkK.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
4 SENSIBLE MovR.

MmLRRrox. N. r., oc. 81. 1870
IL EDITOR HaRALD:-
We commence NoAday, October 30, 10 soil the
HERAln up in this county to-day and hcnceforth. Tor
three cents per copy Gnd 100 miles from New York al
that. IDclosed piense dnd check for $40 Will remit
again before this .ans ouA
EGGLESTON h DEACON.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
THE OLD, OLD STORY.
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pursuit OF his duty On Saturday afternoon Detcc
live Tessaro, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Nash, gained entrance 10 Pascaiis' residence, and
there found and arrested the missing girl Pascas at
first was disposed the officers and Jumped
University place after them while ihey were
taking away their prisoner Detective Tessaro how
ever cautioned him. and leaving tho he returned TO
his residence. The girl returned 10 her homo in
New Orleans yesterday morning.