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The New York herald., 1876-09-22

be secn on and IN this great highway OF two con-
tincnts
BROADWAY GREAT PICTURE GALLERY.
During the late upward OF sixty seventy thou
sand men went out from Nav York win glory meet
death on Southern battlcneds. No one missed them
Al the time. so far as thc throngs the street went
large sized city, or to speak more properly, popu
laton sufficient to mako city, had bccn taken out OF
New York, and TO all appearance population
large as ever The mass meetings In Union Square
were the largest gatherings OF New York's populaco
ever held. Theatres and parks and iorry boats and
street cars were crowded thoy were. During
IN" last twenty or thirty days there comcs In and goes
out oil Now York every fortyeight hours number of
men and women sufficient to make city OF tho second
class. To be satisfied Of this fact need only
watch the railroad depots and tho ferry
landings Al tho Grand Union depot
q small village il set down and taken away every
couple OF hours. Every avenue to New York aud from
II is blocked Long lines follow another
IN quick succession; steamboats,, black with human
beings ply 10 ana iro at all hours Of the day and Of the
night too vast streams Of humanity are running side
by side the one from and the otner TO Manhattan
Island In all tho principal hotels mountains OF trunks
are piled up trunks OF all Sizes shapes and fashions
Many OF them have musty centennial look. rs II they
had been slowed these hundred years, and were
brought out TO honor the time and the occa-
sion that all Of In way
tber endcavorine the celebrate Others have pain
ful spank ncwness about them; and still others
carry upon them the marks ana bruises and dents OF
the mcrcess railroad ana hotel porter and lcnds OF
the express companies From morning 10 night and
from night to morning the hotel elevators running
up and down and down and up with the coming and
the gong guest Propretors looked more
gracious; room clerks wero never more worried ana
bothered; bill clerks hear solitary refraiL every
minute Of the four and twenty hours, 'Bill Tor NO
"a" or whatever the number may be Who arc
rous mass, that Tor want Of better
name s called the world There are statesmen
and politicians, merchants aud manufacturers, men Of
pleasufs and OF case, tarmers poets, actors journal
lists, OF many interests aud men oI interests a.
all Some have como to buy and some to SELL somc TO
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

This morning cloudy and rainy, the track heavy
and the attendance light IN consequence but the racing
was good, Notwithstanding the drawbacks Thero
four during the aiternoon--the nrst dash Of
thrcequarters OF mile, by olds the second
dash OF mile and threequarters for all ages the third
n mile and halt and tho fourth I'VE furlongs, by two.
Ycnr-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-30
wmoLEsALn aaoulnY lmAnnrr.

hAooE-c lear sldes, ii'.e,laei supply am
,bQrfElt,-uoming IA rapidly, prices de
Ginning - cents according 10 grade lnesl
oANbLEs--sehaIlsrs lIs,lSsi supply am
cANDY-stlek, Il 20 10 oonts, according /,
grade, Dallas Candy Manu'aciory ~.
/ uliEkAh-- Western, liotlu,
! COAL uIl.-Markot hafr, IS 0enis IN bar,
| felhi Ia cnHta " 0i4,2 20,
/ OOfFEE--Old good Java l6ClSdo;lilo ehoies
I'be prime, Nui onnluOn, 2lqs1llsu, stock
ample demand hiT, With an upwal ten
CORN NEAL supply good bolled, Zoo
unhollel, % cents POT hnshel
FlOuh-lodd Ml.ls, " " for tho hosll
I'M nom Y 10y ~ AA, " @iN,s lOi ~
HAMS Fancy brands IN, Amesl, l7c; on
small.
kR0uT-Too late In the season To auole,
=, LAltD-ln llerce, hl6ci bl pals, l0hc,
a raiI banks \ reskS' IN llnA' llSe, Market
Mol, ASaks~ Stock llght, Fancy Louis.
lana, lvoi choiee, DO, prime, tlci iaif, Too,
HALT-.ln sacks, LiyofpOol, " t0r ooar ",
nue., " si OHIO river, ia barrels, nne, y lhi
dairy, IN barrels, "a NJ table, bo pof snoE'
Supply light, market quick.
SUGAR -Granulaled, hy The barrel l9Eo,
crushed, l2'sci powdered, l2'soi prime pow
derad, Ac lower; coffee A, mo- coffee q, iV.o,
Sholee Louisiana, lOcl prime, vAo; dry n,iE
New Orleans and New York reported,
iEA-tlneSt g9npowdor u ~ Market
ylNEdAR-Common, 1880 cculsi doaho
ApPLEsSDrlcd, la,Sc. for choice; llr, for
prime; loo, for state, Supply smooth.
PuOLTRi-Stock ligit; demand good,
" 90 per dozen for ohiokenA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-30

A brilliant LitiIs sketch Of Thier..
lhoussayes Paris Letter to the New YorD
Tnhune.l
nj. Thlers has not been ia power fo,
three years, but his ideas rule he told
me yesterday that he likes that better
a great mind, as he Is, prefers 10 see
Jus policy In power rather than itself
Inc proof ls that IN these three wears
ne has not grown older; II be has any
eeIagrln came nom seeing the Repu6-
llcan fail to recognize his aim, II Ina
tinctured my views OF humanity with
some bitterness 10 remark that the
salons OF NJ. Theirs are much more
crowded since the elections have
proved him TO be right. There are
people who worship the rising sun, /
prefer those who turn To the setting
or even the sun already set. That n
In regard TO friendship. M. Thlers has
no rarcor he knows men too well 10
assume an iron port.
lie Is the talker par excellence, al
ways. 10 Is q keen pleasure to hear
MN start or from politics, traverse
pause before the walls of
art and enliven his gossip with the
ngures OF celebrated women. ALWAYS
new and unexpected, sometimes YOU
would say that you heard history her.
sell talking sometimes you are In the
presence of a philosopher like Mon
Iaigne, passing from this to that topic, |
borne by his fire and fancy. | tell YOU,
verify, II Is the miracle of converse.
lion. And that perpetual malice, even
IN his gravity How, In his disdaln,
ne smiles with II sentiment of Chris.
Tan charity on all this fury of parties
and parts assumed !-nothing Is strong
enough TO anger him. Like FLOODED
morse, he Will not let himself be touch.
ed he losses his head aloft and speeds
whittier he pleases. Like Voltaire he
recognizes but one master--the love of
humanity, and one opinion the pub.
lie opinion OF Tomorrow.
But small number of women visit
NJ. Theirs, for the reason that women
40 not know how TO listen-except
when you speak to them of them
selves. Nevertheless, the feminine
Is charming, Madame Thlefs,
who Keeps all the characteristics of
ler proverbial beauty Mile. Dosne,
vi wit and fascination the Duchess
Colonna, that sculptress who chisels
marble and words the Princess Trou.
oetskoy, hungry for politics and, H.
rally, Madame Henry Houssaye de
Iennevllle de Arago, with now and
hen distinguished foreign lady, pass
ng through Paris. AT the Princess
Iroubetskoy's may be found the same
aides, together with many Others OF
VI parties. The Republic has not yet
Is JenBles dlt monde.
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p.r.oruamen,s Worn by Titiens.

Washington correspondence of the
Chicago Tines: Mtien's jewels are val
uable' but not so valuable as quaint.
Forinstaance, what sway youto greatinch
wide, fiat gold chain of strangest work,
manship, which hangs.about herneckand
falls to her waist, and to which to is at
toched the Russian cross, which, may
remark, is not cross at all, but just a
pointed ornament framed in with seal
iops of beiewelled gold. The chain is
worn in Russia only by high priests OF
the Greek church, andsuperstition wills
it that asingie link should break never
again should the chain be
worn, at risk of direct calamity, Tit.
lens, not being high priest does not
pin her faith to this supposltion, but
wears the chain as beautiful curiosity,
The cross is emblazoned with jewels, the
centeral stone a strange, fiat turquoise,
through which run veins of gold, and
upon whose surface is plainly visible the
rough outline of winged horse. These
abnormal adornments are said to be nat
nral To the stone, and not the work OF
man. Munchausen never dies, you see;
and what would life be without little
romance9 Another most beautiful and
interesting ornament which Titiens
possesses IS bracelet artisticaliy enam-
elled in white, and decked with one
superb large opal, that rain-bow-hued
stone which is said to possess the tails
manic power Of revealing by its change
inc colors the vascilating affections Of
the donor. This was the gift OF Miss
Tennyson, the sister Of the poet--one OF
Titiens most ardent, unappeasable adj
orers. Miss Tennyson $ pictures IS en-,
closed in a locket in the bracelet and
though am quite willing to believe
that the lady possesses every quality OF
pentleness, goodness, amiability and IN
telIectuality;which Titiens claimsfor her
/ vet make bold the assert my opioion
after a careful study Of Miss Ienny,
son 5 photograph THAT brother Alfred
did not have his sister in his minds eye
Lwhen he wrote: Queen Of the rosebud
4 10 -,,pr os sirlsi Shin a'ts,H head
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wAoos INVITATION.
"'' f'remen Want oar Boys 60 Par.
ueipaie In Their "AnnuaI'-Iu.
ier"s'ing Correspondence
Thanks and Regrets.

THE HERALD is indebted to w @
Common Esq, Chief of the Fine De
partment, Tor copy Of the following
correspondence, which will be read
with Interest by our people. So sigma
and gratifying u proof OF the kind aud
nelghborly feeling OF the gallant fire,
men OF Waco toward their brother,
here Is most agreeable, aud II cannot
bat be a matter Of regret that our de-
partment cannot accept so cordial an
invitation.
Waco, TExAs, April q, 1915.
W. q, Conner, ESQ, Chief Engineer
DEAR SIR--You and your depart.
ment are most cordially invited 10 par.
tlolpate with us on our Third Annual
Celebration, on the oh OF MAY.
Every arrangement will be made 10
make you feel at home. Fare on the
Central Railroad, one aud one.ilfth.
All bands OF music FREE. Your hotel
bills, etc, while here paid by us. We
shall expect large delegation from
your ely.
Notify us rs soon as possible how
many you Will bring.
Respectfully,
j, q. HARRiSON, ChieI
j. W'dOLLED0E, Secretary
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The Diet was called to order abou
the usual hour of noon. An houl
elapsed, and still Prince Bismarck was
not there. But few minutes before
p. IN. II began to be whispered about
that Bismarck was coming, and neal
that hour In strobe very quietly this
leading statesman, diplomatist and
hero OF our day. He at once occupied
his seat without any ceremony. His
place Is the first in the front row for
the Imperial Council Immediately to
the right of the Presidents stand. An
attendant Immediately followed and
placed on his desk well-htted port.
folio. After spending few moments
shaking hands and chatting with
some Deputies near him, Bismarck
became absorbed in examining and
writing on the margin OF numerous
papers taken from his portfolio. Per-
haps your readers may like to know
how Bismarck aud Moltke appeared,
as seen by a Californian, seated near
each otheftha day in their official
capacity, and on the day of Bismarck's
great speech. Each was dressed In the
plain, brown cloth uniform of u
Prussian General. The trimmings
on Bismarck's, the collar, cord
around the sleeve near the
wrist, and a stripe on the pants were
yellow; on Moltke's, red. Both were
gilt epaulettes, but neither wore any
medals. or badges of distinction. Mol
IKE had his sword; Bismarck none.
Each is very tall, certainly more than
six feet Moltke is remarkably slen-
der, and thin-visaged; Bismarck heav-
lily built, broad-shouldered and well
The latter reminds me
very much of General Winfield Scott,
in his figure and bearing. He looks,
in every way, as if born to command.
He wears no beard but heavy mus
tache, which is now quite gray, and
the small circle Of. hair surrounding his
bald pate is iron gray. Moltke Keeps
closely shaven, is not at all bald, his
hair dark brown, interspersed with
gray. He is exceedingly quiet in de-
meanor. While standing and talking
with any one there Is but little action
about him, his arm being usually
extended naturally, at full length
in front of him, with his hands
folded together. His whole de-
meanor confirms the force of u
German saying about him. He is a
good linguist, as well as an able writer.
We often hear of men who can con-
verse in different languages, The Ger
mans say of Moltke that he can be 81.
lent in seven languages. observed
that in writing and reading neither of
these remarkable men used glasses,
though Bismarck is about sixty and
Moltke over seventy years of age. In
attentiveness to the Parliamentary de-
bates there is a marked difference be-
tween them. Moltke appears to pay
habitually very close attention, while
Bismarck appeared not to listen to
anything that was said. Even when
q hearty laugh occasionally convulsed
the mem bers at some happy hit of a
speaker, he seemed to take no notice
OF It whatever, but continued steadily
examining and disposing ofthe papers
taken from his portfolio. Both Of
these conspicuously and deservedly
great historical characters OF our age
impress one as being very plain, ma
tural and transformations in their ways.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.


Desiring To make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general public,
and also 10 assist those who may need as
sistancc, we have determined 10 print u free
advertising column; Advertisements under
the head OF Lost" "Foupd,n "Wanted,"
"Fer Sale" "For Rent" ITO Let" of not
more than three lines. will be inserted in
this column two times free of charge, When
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess will he charged ut the rate OF 1--we
cents q line, each insertion, In advance; and
when such advertisements are printed more
than two times they VIII be charged at the
rate of i've cents u line In advance for each
additional Insertion. Seven words make u
liua-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Quccnswnre,
AT Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens OF
Dallas and Vicinity To write
TO us for prices OF anything
In our line. Ii will cost you
nothing, and you viii save
money. We, havea fun stock
of China In WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything In Glass
ware and Qneensware. You
can buy u full set as cheap
rom us as you can buy u few
pieces from theretaIl dealer
We guarantee everything TO
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and Will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now Oh hand n large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER n STEPHENSON,
jO4 N. 4tb ST., st. Louis, Mo-
ecisO-ddwtr
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CoRN-Texas In shuck, As TO 50 cents. Tex
as In sack, 80 TO G5 cents; Kansas, ear, 90 cts
Kansas, sacked, Is to 20 cents. Market quiet
Supply up TO the demand.
WHEAT-No. 2, from 81 05 10 81 o.; No. 3
from 95 cents TO 81 %. In demand for lower
grade: market weak. Reports OF growing
crops unfavorable, on account OF rust gener'
BiRLEY-Nothing doing; no stock; prices
nominal. t
ket very dull.
RYE-Prices nominal; nothing doing.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand, We.quote ut 900 percwt.
HAY-Texas, nom slOSl29a per ton.
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Western Mail,
Cedar Hill NIniI.

ytom Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury
Weatherford, Decatur Palo Pinto, JacksborG
And western posts, arrives at l:OO p IN; dc.
rartq nj H,lO a. M
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.


All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
Yer G. NJ. Wheat's store.
!DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
4asons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
4ty Of Dallas, ON the first Monday in each
Month.
\ A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. e. HIP.
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T. & A, M,
peets on the second and last Saturday even
ogs OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
x, HENRY BOIL, WI .
\. b. LoUoKx, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Az F. 4 A. M.
6gs Of every month"; at its hall over G. M
"heats store, on Main street.
w. common, w. M.
r PADGETT Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
sgCHILLERBUND LODGE NO. 223, !. o,
LIN, meets every Thursday night at Odd
L. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge. U. D., Il o. 0. F., meets at
{achardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
Wy evening, at half-past ! o'clock; -
Y. s. FLcvp, Secretary.
..hlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is, l. o.
4 :, meets on the first and third Friday
1all. " nRVIs a. p.
y. WAGNER. Scribe:
.pALLAS LODGE No. "A, I. o. o. F., meets
Sv gE'1 Tyyn Wednesday night, at the odd Eel
IM. THEvENET, Secretary.
IRlNITY LODGE No.l9s o. o. f., meets
3eiy Monday night at Odd Fellows' hall.
y. TURLEY, Secretarv.
adiS CHAPEL LODGE, !. O. g. T.,
ees every Saturday night at the Thomas
papel church. -
!, w No., SION s. RECORD. w. @. T.
~ ". RECORD w. Secretary.
lpALLAs LODGE No. l4S, !. o. G, r., meets
lsI Az vt rrlaay night, at their lodge room, ON
n n JOSEPH SWAIN, w. @. Il.
Y, Y. McNEALUs, w, 8.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
NV every Monday night at old College
Elm street, at eight o'clock p. NJ.
N N NJ. b. FRANKLIN, W.P.
B'Nai Birth,
ge a,l LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
IN every second and fourth Tuesday In
4 ant month. President. ID. Goslin; vice pres
hiend.% ra Kahn; secretary, Joseph X
81 K sS monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer, Eman
4 Medical.
|s me DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
Id tthAA nlON, Ileets regularly on the I'd
m l tuesdays OF each month, at 8 o'clock
=, D. THU RsTON, NJ. D., President.
N oRAHAM, NJ. D., Secretary.
|ssos,.S A.-The Young Mems Christian
", Prayer Meeting at 5 p. m, every
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-30

iHE HERALD publishes elsewhere
i'st OF consignees by the Central
"Way' and will endeavor to give
POse ny the Texas aud Pacific also,
cea''er. Mr.. Angus, Of the Central J,
.ae thanks Of The HERALD for his
''eous assistance In furnishing this
po''ant Item of interest to our BUSH
|es men.
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DALLAs. Tx Az. AprIl 2
j. q, Harrison, Chief Engineer Fire pepart.
ment, Waco, Texas

DALLAs' TEXAS, April ~, 1870.
j. q. Harrison, Chief Engineer Fire pepart.
ment, Waco, Texas
DEAR SIR-Your very kind and
much appreciated invitation for our
Fire Department TO participate In your
third annual celebration OF Nav the
9Th, Is At hand, and as much as we re.
greet to DO so, we are forced TO decline.
Having accepted an invitation to par.
ticipate In the ninth anniversary ofthe
Shreveport Fire Department, which
takes place May the %, Individually
and for the entire department, | must
express the regret that the two annual
celebrations come OF NO close TO eacll
other aud remembering, as we do, the
very agreeable visit you made our city
August o, 1874, and again the pleasant
reunion at Houston, makes Il reluct.
ant for us to forego the great pleasure
we know Is in store for us. Again
thanking you,
am yours truly,
VIC. C0NNoR, Chief.
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THE DAILY HERALD.

.up DAILY HERALD Ia published every
limn1as. except Monday, at $40 "A year, Ia
0s' Hs @on snGs a nor Nss month
pTSss Daily Herald IL now furnished 10 sub.
I ~ IN carrier at 70 cents per week. The
Msr WI be delivered regularly each morn
4 paw Nh early hour, 20 any part OF the CIT
.lk snburba within a mile and a half OF the
,n"G house, subHcribers falling. 70 receive
,eos upn' paper will oblige by reporting AT this
of1ea,
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A party of our Dallas young men,
consisting of VIM. McCutcheny, Cor
net Wheat, A. II. Clinton, Worth
Peak and Vic Peak, who have been
absent three weeks, on u grand hunt
ing and prospecting trip to Western
Texas have returned home.
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of Eucalyptus Globulus or Fever Preventing
trees. Besides its medical properties, IL Is u
beautiful evergreen and very fast growing
shade tree. Everybody having home
should plant them. Grown In boxes Win 2
time TO set them out; viii continue TO grow
as IL they had never been moved Price, u
each: 50 per dozen, delivered ~ houses. Adj
dress through Postofiice, W. Kitching, Dali
las, or call ut ll3 Ross avenue, concrete house,
in rear OF Clark, Bryan Il Bros.
..,xDs 4.
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oNloNS-old dry, ~ ~ per barrel Mar
kot bare.
POTATOES There " little or nothing do.
INF, aud but low good IN market, They arV
worth nom i0@Bl cents per buAhcl, New
ones coming In, arc worth u % per bushol,
bhANs-E nry, ~ cents per H.; white ic.
supply good.
CABBAGEs--some In market supply
ligh., Scarce aud high.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-Jo ohm d. Kerfoot.
ngineer-Wllliam NJ. johnson.
Attorney--Rarnett Gibbs.
Treasurer-John w. Bowen.
Secretaly-J. B. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J. N. Ogden.
Marshal-W. II. Morton.
Health Otiicer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-Flrst ward ii. Ervay, j. W
crowdus. Second ward: w. j. Clark and r.
D, Guedry. Thirdlward: B. =. Jett and L NJ
M. NJ. NewsOme.
Commissioner of Immigration-J. Manlove
The offices of the various city officers are
p the city market house. The board of AL
1ermen meet in regular session ut the coun.
tll room over the market, every Tuesday
9sht +
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For sale.

Here IL chance for some enterprising per.
son. The furniture and lease OF the Shaw
House, in Aostin is for sale, Tho house con.
tains 10 bed rooms, Office, dining room and
kitchen, all convenienoes necessary. This
house IL well and favorably known, being
but half block from the City Market and
one block from Railroad depot. viii take
part cash, the balance In COW ponies or UNI
improved land. Address
BRADY POLLOCK,
apl30-dlw Austin, Texas
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Dallas. Texas, April %, 1876. ]
MONETARY.

The monetary market IL somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there is ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cial trade.
GOLD-Buying, II /; selling, IL.
SILVER-Prices nominal.
There IL but little gold or silver in market,
observation-disclosures par; bank, y
premium.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

BEER-AnheuSers $40 per cask; uhrigs,
sl6 per cashi Lemps sl6 per oask; Cincinnati
Star, So per oask,
WHISRY-si 1903 90.
BRANDY-Apple, ~ 5Oga %; Cognac, sa99b
per gallon; peach, $500 blackberry, 81 75i
Ginger, S2OJ
GiNsl 50M2 M.
CHAMPAGNE - Cooks Imperial SIS;
Krug, In baskets, s25; Heidslches, sl7 per
case.
CLAREr--ls worth $3.50 to SiOOO, according
10 brand and quality.
PORT wINE-ls worth 81 60g2 % per
gallon,
sHERRY-standard, Is worth 500 per
gallon.
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Delivery window, y. m. to 8 p. M; money
order window, 3 u. IN. to u m, and from p.
d. TO p. m. Stamps sold from s n. m. to 6
d IN. Letters registered only during money
6riers hours.
A All persons having complaints against the
onice on any account, will please present the
lyame in writing or In person, to the Post.
master
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Wanted.

A situation by an experienced prescrip-
tiun clerk. Seventeen years experience IN
the bust uess Satisfactory references furn-
ished. Address "Pharmacy," Herald ONCE.
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