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A reduction Of Wages.

CLEVELAND, May 2.-The greater pro
portion Of the track laborers on the Erie
railroad have determined to accept The
reduction OF wages from 81 40 per day tC
81 %, without resorting to aStrike. 1tii
intimatCd by well.iniofmed persons thai
a general reduction Of about twenty pei
cent will soon be made in all the labor
departments ofthe road.
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TURKEY.

RAousA, Nay 2.-sclavonic adviccs
claim that Mukhtar Pasha was defeated
after the relief Of Nicsic, and retreated
TO Nozdrev, where he is now surrounded.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Marlet.


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~ ~ is1saInF May ?, 1916 At'ths Fesidenoe o.
IutTfId shSSeh' b. Esv. YOas, Ar. JoGEPH scHrt'
=; =; ~ SnI NIa CiREIR WIEpEBrScu.
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CIVIL RIGHTS,

A case under the Civil Rights bill
comes up in the United States Circuit
Court in this city tomorrow wherein
the plaintiff Ia colored man named Wood
sues hotel.keeper named Clendenning,
Of West Point, for ejectment. The case
excites some interest.
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PHILADELPHIA.
seIf.Coniessed Murder.

PaILApELrH1A. NAV s-Las, evening
4 man giving his name as William Devitl
gave himself up 10 policeman, and said
that he had committed murder. lie
stated that five years ago he and another
man, while intoxicated, attacked aud
killed railroad boss about eight miles
from Connellsville, Pa. Both were ar
rested, but Dewitt soon escaped, anu since
S.h Sne' n a Vaat Vte "P P"un."e hns 'S msSJe ill., H.
ITu'm ~ ,,n".ehI. anu m aea hs JS.;,ad 49, ~ o H.
.iae hS IneaIurae, tu d"u "S IT, ] an,LoS;, -.
In.sneI ] IIf y, .ne ,ha Ia' Un..;T 81 E.ya,,o .o
Se,eS,SpeS paeS ,sCo;vS1 s @ on ' answer conir%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-03

PITTSBURGH May - Petroleum Quiet
and steady; crule s. 0!I1 at Parktr's; re.
fined ISAc, Philadelphia delivery.
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How Ahont Thi. ?


lIeatsrdays Cincinnati GaEette.l
A private letter from Bellaire, Ohio,
says: u am not mistaken when I say
that four:ffths Of the Republicans here
are for Bristow, and the Liberals are a
unit for him."
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The PRESBYTERIAN ASsEMBLIEs.-The
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church ia to meet this IN ontll in the Tab.
ernaclc (Dr. Talmage's) in the city Of
Brooklyn. Each Presbytery sends two
delegates, n minister and an elder, in
proportion to every twenty.four minis.
ters in the body, or fractional part OF
that number. There are 173 Presbytc.
rics and 1906 ministers II all the Pres.
byteries should be fully represented. the
number Of delegates would be about 800,
The number Of churches in this ecclesi-
astical connection is 5000, and these
churches have 100000 communicates,
and population thus related to them at
least four times as large, In general in
telligence, influence and wealth, these
churches are at least equal 10 those Of
any other denomination in the country.
The number OF regular theological semi
naries in the connection is thirteen, cover.
ing the territory from New York to Cal.
ifornia. Besides its ordained ministers
thase are 3O4 licentiates, and in various
stages OF preparation G76 men arc accept.
cd candidates for the ministry. In the
last year reported, 1874, this Church
contributed to benevolent work, outside
of its support of the gospel in its re-
spectivc congregations, 1000, while
its own support required about s. 7,oOO,-
900. Nearly 100000 was given to
Home and Foreign Missions.
The Southern General. Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church meets on the same
day, May IS, in Savannah, Georgia. This
body was separated from the Northern at
the beginning OF the late civil war, and
maintains an independent position. 1t
has 81 presbyteries, with 1854 ministers
and licentiatcs and 1877 candidates; 1897
churches, with 1884 members. This
Assembly has powerful and increasing
strength in the South, corresponding in
all respects to the assembly in the North.
1t has two theological seminaries fully
officcred, and seven religious newspapers
conducted in defence Of its views.
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Other ,elegrams state that an unknown
man rode through the town Of Coushatta
to the river bank and commenced firing
repeating rifle at Twitchell and King,
who were on a fiat being ferried over the
river, with the results above stated,
The na0rn ferryman Wns also wounded.
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TuE pRANcH MINT PROPERTY.

New ORLEANS, May Ain the City
Council to-day Mr.. Bertoli offered reso'
luton instrncting the City Attorney to
take steps TO recover u square OF ground
donated by the city to the government in
1885 for the location Of the United States
Mint. A condition ot the bequest was
that in case the government should al
any time cease to keep up branch mint
the property should revert to the city.
The mint has not been rc.established
since the war.
AtcleSram from West Feliciana asserts
that armed bodies have demanded the
resignation OF the pari.h officers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TKLEGRAPR.
New York lIoney and NtOeks,

NeS York Money ana SHOCKS
NRw IaRK, May 2.-MoSEY-Closed
easy ~ Sa4 pr cent. Prime mercantile pa.
Per 4Iao per eGNt Custom receipts $751;.
oO0. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$5il ,Oo. C!earings sI7 100000. Sterling
Firm at 4.sS 11a9OE.
GoLD-opened and closed a. max with
sales in the interim at llS. Carrying rates
la5 per cent. Loans were also made Hat,
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COLUMBUS, May 1.-The police II; force
went on duty, again to-day. The only
trouble that occurred during their one
nights rest was the destruction OF $500
worth Of window glass in the north enc
Of the city by rcWdies. .r. 30
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WHEN the Western theatrical man.
ayers met in convention at Detroit lately
it was noticed tina. "each Of them wore a
diamond pin and look OF care"
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slMovrL1E, May 2.-The steamer
Bolivia, from. New York, has arrived.
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RAn,Ep.

H.G. Porter q Son, hat dealers, mad g
an assignment to-day. Assets s, 800, liza
bilities unknown.
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LOUISIANA.


BATON RoouE, May 2.-At the munich
pal election held in Plaquemine yester.
day, an entire Democratic ticket was
elected with large majority
MORTALITY WOUNDED
Tnr governors private secretary re-
ceived the following telegram this after
noon:
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NOT IIArLI TO TAX.

The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that inasmuch as the salaries
Of the Professors in the University Of
Michigan are payable out Of the State
Treasury, they were not liable 10 m in
come tax upon SO much Of their incomes
as was derived from such salary. .js
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CousuArrA, May ., 1876.

Senator MI Twitchell was mortally
wounded, and G. King, his brother.in.law
killed while crossing the river at Cou-
shatta, by unknown parties.
CerE Of Tie Court.
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Wm. Cooper, who shot and killed
Mollie Dean April 81, and then shot him
self, and who has since been lying in the
hospital with bullet buried Eve inches
in hia hrnin died Yesfardnx -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-11

Major Wheaton, again occupies his
old position behind the desk of the
model LeGrand.
Colonel James M. Hurt Is once more
on the streets, after brief illness.
Mr.. Neil. Clayton, formerly connec-
ted with the First National Bank of
Dallas, but now a resident of Somer-
veil county, is In the city.
Colonel John b. Stone was on the
streets yesterday, receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his many friends at
his recovery from what promised to be
u serious and protracted spell of sick
ness.
Edgar Welt, prominent railroad
man of Alabama, and for many years
connected with the Selma, Rome ant
Dalton Railroad, has his autograph ar
tistically engrossed on the register o
the LeGrand. He will remain severa
| uays.
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The very cnterprising manager OF
this Theatre has engaged the services
of the excellent actor, Mr. w. IL.
Leake, who will appear on Monday
evening next, supported by "A powerful
dramatic corps, in the new dramatic
spectacle, "Female Bluebeard," which
has been in preparation for some
time, involving al immense expense.
Mr.. Leake's ability as an actor has
been fully proven Ia Dallas audiences,
who by this engagement will have an
opportunity of further witnessing his
excellent acting, This Saturday
evening, Mr.. Thompson proposes to
resume specie payment, giving silver
coin instead Of fractional currency
BE on hand to get your share of the
sinners. I'D.
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~ TOOK SOMETHING"
Thnrs whnt ITo RHId 80 Iis Horror
hfrirken HeaTera.


The community were startled las
evening by the report that u yount
man, recently married, and connected
with II prominent business house IL
the city had attempted 20
COMMIT SUICIDE,
One Of The HERALDs reporters
was promptly dispatched TO The
scene Of the sad affair, to inyesl
gate the report Arrlvingat the house
simultaneously with the physicians
the reporter was Mortified to hear tho
victim ofattempted selfdestructlon ex
claim:
"MY GOD, DOCTOR, I'M GONE
| want to die anyhow" Drs. Peyton,
Childress, Locke and Hughes were
present, and did all in their power ia
resuscithte their patent. Fortunately
therelIorts were successful, and at one
o'clock he was resting easy and pro-
nounced out of danger.
What could heve been the motive OF
the young man in seeking to take
his own life, Is mystery. Recently
married to II lovely and
ACCOMPLISHED WOMAN,
with n prosperous and lucrative bust
ness IL would seem that he had all
that man could wish for on this earth.
OF n kind, genial and sociable disposi'
ton, he has surrounded himself with n
host Of friends, who will hear of his
suicidal intentions with pain, sympa'
thy and regret.
Out of consideration for the
young mans family and friends,
rs well MS hope that the
enormity and wickedness Of his sin
will rise before his vision and make a
better and more rational man of HIM
in the future, The HERALD is induced
to withhold his name from publication.
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A notice appeared in THE HERALD
Friday morning, to the effect that q
gentleman named Taylor had at
tempted to evade the payment of a
sum of money due the Trinity Brick
Manufacturing Company for ground
rent for patent brick machine, and
that his machine had been attached
and was in possession of the officers OF
the law. The reporter procured his in
formation from Mr.. r. l.. James, an
officer of the Company, and 1t was in
serted on that authority, simply as n
matter of local news.
Since the publication, the reporter
has been informed that the circum-
stances of the case are entirely differ
ent from those stated. Mr.. Taylor ar
rived in our city some time since with
patent brick making machine, which
he placed on exhibition at the yard OF
the Trinity Brick Manufacturing COM
pany, at the request of Mr.. Jake Spahr
the superintendent. To repeated in
quires rs to what amount of rent he
was to be charged, he was invariably
met with the answer that no charge
would be made, as the Company were
receiving full value for the ground rent
in the shape of brick made by the ma
chine. Mr.. James made several eff
forts to purchase the machine, but fail
ing to- make satisfactory arrange
mentsS Fit WAS disposed of to Messrs.
Butler q Sanderson on Wednesday.
On Thursday, Mr.. Taylor was ap.
preached by Mr.. James, who requested
payment Of ground rent. Mr.. Tay-
lor refused to pay anything under the
circumstances, but expressed his
willingness to refer the matter to any,
two gentlemen Mr.. James would Sc
lect, and abide by their decision. Mr..
James refused the mediation OF any
outside par.ses, and abruptly left,
threatening to attach the machine,
which up to the present time he has
evidently failed to do, as the machine
still remains in the hands of the pur-
chasers, Messrs. Butler and Sanderson.
Mr.. Taylor states that as yet he
has received no official notice to APP
pear before Judge Burford.
These are the facts as substantially
related to the reporter by Mr. Taylor.
THE HERALD has no disposition to be
drawn into an unnecessary contro-
versy, and here its connection with
me ,ee. case.Sr Sss, 1t publishes this state
mani 20 Mr.. Taylor, whose
cbaraS SI.,lty and veracity is
uneouf s Mahi emphatically
voucbod 9 well-known and
= Messrs. Bartlett
and po,k.r Htensive house of
Bartlett, Parker \ SJo'' Oh 'his CITY, 4
md number of othes' i
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Mr. J. s. Burton, thegenial manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany In this city, hab been an object
Of solloItnde to his friends for some
time past. He seems 10 have u mania
for visiting Austin, though II Ia certain
he has no political, judicial or minis
terlnl aspirations, some cnyi"ns scamp
says that don'J prcycnt hInl from hav-
Ing matrimonial aspirations, lie !ell
for bis Mercn last evening, aud the
knowing oHes predict that the present
will be his lsl "trip.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and COid Baths Mt Wilson'S, No.
Ala Elm street. decl5dly


An article appeared in the Commercial
Friday, in reference to a"Big Barber Bill.
Justice to the BARRIERS OF this city, as well as
to the citizens OF Dallas, would suggest that
the name of the shop in which the affair oc
CURED should be made public.
mchlldlt BARBER.
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On Tuesday, The 18th Day Of April Next

for Municipal officers of the City of Dallas.
The officers TO be elected are n MAYER n
| City Secretary, an Assessor and Collector. a
| City. Attorney, a City Treasurer, n City
Engineer, u city Marshall, two Aldermen
| for the First Ward, two Aldermen fer
the Secnnd Waid, two Aldermen for the
Third Ward and two Aldermen for the
The polls will beopened promptly at eight
o'clock am, and kept open until six O'clock
pm, with an intermisslon OF one hour.
beginning at twelve m.
The following will be the polling places in
the different Wards of the City, VIZ:
In the First Ward-At the window OF the
floor. -'"o'
In the Second Ward-At Russell's Broom
Factory.
In the Third Ward-At Buckhorn Corner.
In the Fourth Ward--At w. c. Young's
The Presiding officers are:
For the First Ward--G. ii. Kendall.
For the Second Ward-W. ID. Sneed.
For The Third Ward-Capt. A. H. Shepherd.
For the Fourth Ward-Maj. Jno. G.. Eakins
In testimony whereof have hereunto sci
my hand and the corporate seal of the cIfv
OF Dallas, this, LIST day of March, 1876. wv
Attest; 0i.i'D' Mayor
J,B. HEREFORD, Secretary. mar4.dtd
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ENirn Comics.

Persons desiring extra copies of ThE
DAILY HERALD will please notify us
the preceding day. Our supply has
been exhausted each morning during
the present week, and we have been
compelled to disappoint numerous APP
plioants. We try to keep pace with
the growing demand on THE HERALD,
but we cannot do 50 unless parties no.
tify us in advance.
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Ear saIo l-.Ato Great BARGAIN

A good % horss power engine, win n new
two.nued boiler, 40 in,hes In diameter by "a
feet long, together with two run of burrs
Skating, belts, pulleys, pumps, etc. Suito'
ple for grist or saw MILL offered very low
for cash, or in exchange for desirable DALAI
city property, by w. II. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamarstreet.
mchBdlm
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Miss N. Miller,

Teacher of Tabernacle school, on Elm
street, is under many obligations to the good
citizens of Dallas for their liberal patronage
OF her since the opening OF her school, and
for the many merry, intelligent boys and
CIR they have committed TO her care; but
is still further prepared to form classes in
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Higher
History, Geology, Zoology or Botany. Hav-
ing given considerable attention to these
branches under the best instruction, she Will
take pleasure In forming classes in any OF
them, on liberal terms II any may be wish
Ing To prosecute them. feb27-dlm
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

-Mardl Gras still In procession at
Freeman's gallery.-Ad.
--Farmsrs from all sections of the
county report the most tiattering crop
prospects.
:, The date Of the lecture Of the
wooon'M has not been announced.
house.
The Austin Gazette, speaking Of
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Market fully stocked. We quote
Texas, l5c; Kansas, huslsed, 5Sc; do, shelied,
In bulk, e8c; sacked, zoe.
WHEAT-Good demand; receipts light
No. red, 81 IL; No. 8, SIC.
BARLEI-Stock small with little demand.
Full bright. 60c: common, l5@5Oc.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de.
mand. Prime red, l3c; mixed and black, i0c.
RYE-StoclS small, with little or no de-
mand. Good medium, SOC per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand. We quote at 9Oc percwt.
HAY-We quote at SlO@l5 per ton.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
ETARY.

The money market still rules flrm with
but slight changes to note. The banks hold
II sufficient surplus TO easily meet all legitl-
mate demands and accommodations, state
and county bonds remain nominal. with but
few transactions, City bonds held firm but
light transactions, either buying or selling,
though the reporter was Informed of one
sale, to-day, of six thousand dollars, '05s, at
S3c. The transactions In gold and silver are
light and nominal though slight rise in
gold Is noticed in our quotations. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations to-day
G0LD-Tnere are but few transactions Ia
note. We quote Buying, liz; selling, III.
SILVER-Selling, lU1; buying, los.
EXCHANGE-ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, u discount; bank, u premium,
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Notice 10 subscribers.

From and after this date no subscription
will be received to The Daily Herald unless
PAID IN ADVANCE. subscriptions Of all now
In arrears Will be discontinued on the 18th OF
this month, unless settled. The carriers MS
usual, however, will make their own terms.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
II pu,ohor, and 1IaoLsmi,hs-For saIc

To hutohors ana n''o"'"''"' 'o' ''o'
At the thriving town OF Ennis, frst-class
Butcher buslnossi large, neat shop, good
slaughter-house, stable. crib, boiler ana
furnace three town lots, two good wells;
nfty head OF fat hogs, and splendid run OF
cash custom.
Also, good Blacksmith and Wood shop,
with full compliment OF tools, good dwell
ling, with one acre OF ground, and the best
run of business In tho place, For bargains
apply 10 ADOLPHE KING Ca
Real Estate Brokers, 2O7 Main street.
mChO div
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j. +. Caldwell will continue business un.
der the style of ]. +. Caldwell & Co., at $40
Elm street. J.F. CALDWELL a. IN
mchl0dlW
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Waniod [

Small farms for sale or rent, In order ii
meet demands.
city business promptly attended to.
ia. IL. HoSACK, Land Agent,
mch3d3w Austin street, Dallas.
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Attention. Mechanics,

Proposals will be received up to Monday
noon, March 18th instant, to remove the
Episcopal church building from Its present
site to the corner of Jackson and Church
streets For particulars apply to
W. l.. MURPHY,
sol Main street.
March ii, 1876. mchlld2t
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Notice.

The price of The Daily Herald is only five
cents copy. Newsboys and agents are not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do so, we will be pleased to receive in forma.
ton of the fact at this office.
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rr,do,s Ruildsrs. Moohanio,

Or any one going TO build, call NJ Dr. Jei'
frIes' store, OOi Elm street, and examine
Adam W. stine's Patent window Frame
Territory TO sell for cash or trade.
mchO dtf HOWARD MERCER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-11

By far the largest stock ever before brought
TO this market. $1,000 rolls direct fl ON the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies are particularly Invited 70
call and examine. E.P. LYLE,
r b0T Main street
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ost.

A small black morocco pocket
book, containing about ten dollars in
money and number Of visiting cards
with the name Of John II. Young The
finder will be rewarded by returning
it to Williams u Tollivers drug store
Al
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For the Centennial Season,

sorted stocks in the state, and the publ (
can not fail to find exactly what they wan
In the merchant tailoring line.
feb20dtf DOUGLAS BROS.
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Dissolution Notice.

DALLAS, March 0, 1876.
The firm of Miers Il Caldwell is by mutual
consent this day dissolved. Either partner
is authorized 10 collect for amounts due the
iirm. THoS. NJ. MIERs,
j. +. CALDWELL.
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A Beautirni Indy Hun.

onher husbands neck, begging him
70 buy her some Of that fine jewelry
she saw at Atkinson 4 Alsted's Palace
Jewelry Store, COS Main street.-dd
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night and day, at
the Market Drug Store, Sl6 Main street, by
II. +. EISENLOHR,
German Pharmacist.
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Notice.

Mr.. I. W. Hurst and Mr.. Alfred Kent are
the authorized City Circulators of the Dallas
Herald. and are also authorized to make col
iections for this Office for advertising and job
work.
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4. q. Booth a Co. Auo,ioOoars.

7l6 Elm street, next door to Dollar store, will
buy or sell any and all kinds of Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. Joe q. Booth, auctloneer feb20dlm
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HIDES AND PELTRYES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

We have no change to report In quota
tion'. The market rules dull, hut prices re.
main firm at previous quotations
WHISKY-sl 1908 90.
acknowledgements, 81 5o@2 so; imported
S6@l0.
GIN-sl 50@2 %.
CLARET-Si696 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7j12 20.
HERRY-lmported, 81 75@2 on.
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Msiropolitan Naws Store.

st. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Democrats papers n week-de-
liyered to any part OF the city FOR THIRTY
GENTS, In advance. Corner Elm and Syca-
more streets. jan30-dtf