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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
Tn. Democratic Canvass.

There is a movement in certain demo-
cratic circles to nominate Andrew II. Green,
the present Comptroller, for Governor. 1t
is said that Mr.. Tilden, who was formerly in
business with Mr. Green, is anxious to have
him on the ticket We do not know how
true this is, but if Mr.. Tilden means to ele-
vate gentlemen to high places because they
have been business partners or bosom
friends he will be in as bad q plight as
Grant, with his brothers-in-law and cousins.
We have high esteem for Mr.. Green and
would like to see him succeed Mr.. Wick
ham as Mayor. His place is in the govern
ment of the CITY, 1t is important for us to
have the city well governed. We are more
interested in that than in the State or the
nation. To take man like Andrew H.
Green, who knows the city WELL who has
been standing at the doors of the treasury
fighting the thieves for years, and transplant
him to Albany or to Washington is to
make serious blunder. 1t is much better
to keep Mr.. Green where he is, where he
has been so useful for many years, where he
may be so useful in the future, and not
waste him in Albany. On the other hand,
there is none of our statesmen more familiar
with State and national affairs than Mr.
Marble, the former editor of the World His
whole life has been a training for high
functions, and he is the democrat par ercel-
lence who should be nominated for Governor
Mr. Marble would arouse the enthusiasm of
the masses of the party. Every democrat
would feel that he was honoring a leader
worthy of honor. To Mr.. Marble we owe
the splendid hard money platform of the st.
Louis Convention. To Mr.. Dorshemer we
owe the fact that the Convention saved the
platform. These are the men TO place ut the
head of the democratic ticket. Let the
friends of Green support him for Mayor,
and give us Marble for Governor and
Dorshemer for his colleague.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

kuk to Memphis, and westward. The gen.
eral direction of the storm or storms will be
from st. Louis through the territory between
Pittsburg and Lake Erie, and thence to the
northern New England coast Rain fell
yesterday on the New Jersey and the Gulf
coasts, in the Cumberland Valley and at
Duluth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

The REASON FOR THE DELAY.-Murat
Halstead telegraphs to his paper in Cincin-
na,i an explanation of the reasons for the
delay in publishing the letter of Tilden.
He says that on Tuesday he saw Mr.. DORIS
heimer that Mr.. Dorsheimer told him
that proof sheets of the letter would be
given to the Associated Press on Wednes-
day. .If," continues Mr.. Halstead, ''any
further delay occurs it will be because the
difference of opinion between the candi-
dates in the Interpretation of the platform
cannot be rhetorically reconciled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

Mr. ENoTT's SPEECH on the Blaine investi-
CATION yesterday loses much of its interest
from the fact that Blaine was not present to
reply to it. Whatever we may think of the
testimony developed by the investigation,
or whatever may be the report of the COM
mittee, Mr.. Knots course is not free from
criticism. 1t was undignifed to insinuate
that in his illness Blaine might be playing a
part, especially as Mr.. Knott himself was
completely exonerated in regard to his ac-
tion in withholding the Caldwell despatch
The blunder was so transparent that tho re-
port in Mr. Knotts favor was rccommitted,
and the rebuke so pointed tina. in his agony
he cries, .'Onc by one the roses fade"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock
market was excited and generally lower, a
sharp decline occurring in Rock Island.
Gold opened at Ill rs and closed at 112.
Government bonds were firm and railway
bonds shade easier. Money on call loaned
at per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

MUNICIPAL BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS are
not constituted to find employment for the
unemployed. In dull times cities must re-
trench rs we'll as individuals; and if we
undertake to provide labor by the erection
of unnecessary public works it will be
found that. while few mouths may be
filled, the wellbeing of the community must
suffer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

GENERAL SHERMAS's TESTIMONY before the
Military Committee of the Senate yesterday
was plain, pointed and practical. His
opinion that either Crook or Terry can over
come the Sioux will afford much relief to
the country on account of the high source
from which the assurance comes, and we
trust his suggestions in regard to filling the
infantry companies and increasing the
cavalry arm OF the service will be Needed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

TIE ExTRApIrIoN DEBATE in the House of
Lords yesterday called out an apt reply to
Lord Cairns from Lord Selborne. Lord
Cairns claimed that Lord Derbys view Of the
extradition question was that of all writers
on international law; bat Lord Selborne
showed that Mr.. Fish's position was sus-
tanned by all except two-Lord Cairns and
Lord Derby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

IMPEACHMENT rs n remedy for crimes like
those of Belknap is failure. Here is a
Senate which cannot even convict q criminal
who confessed his guilt. We should give
special power to the Supreme Court to try
impeachments and remove the whole bust
ness from the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

THE WFArHEn-The approach of stormy
weather is indicated by the gradual rise of
temperature and increasing cloudiness,
and the surface currents of air still flowing
from easterly points. There is now possi-
bility that the areas Of low barometer, which
we have already described as moving from
the northwest and the southwest, may unite
in the Mississippi Valley and move eastward
as one toward our coast This, however,
will entirely depend on the relative energies
Of the storms, the more violent making
greater progress. AT present the northwest
ern disturbance extends along the Missouri
Valley, between Bismarck and Omaha, while
the southwestern area of low barometer con-
times over the Mississippi Valley from Ken-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

You've ALFONSO can afford to wait until
next year for his new wife, but she may
suffer. When young lady has a chance to
become Queen of Spain she is only too apt to
find that delays are dangerous. Next yeas
young Alfonso may not be King.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

GOVERNOR, GOVERNOR, it is thirty. seven
days since you were nominated, and still no
letter. Hayes wrote his letter in twenty
three DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

During the summer months the HERALD ,rU
be sent 10 subscribers in the country at the rate of
Twenty-Five cents per aceels. free of postage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

A SIGN OF DAY.The Express calls atten-
ton to tho fact that the Rev. DR.. Dunfy, Of
Richmond, q colored man. and Rev. Garland
the purpose of stumping the Southern States
for Tilden and reform. We are glad of this.
The support of Tilden by an intelligent and
conscientious colored man in the Southern
States is sure sign of the coming of better
political times. The fact that coiorcd
clergyman should be welcomed into the Til
den fold is on evidence of wisdom. We hail
everything that looks like the wiping out of
the color line in politics as the coming of
that good time in politics for which all good
men nrnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

The LORD MAYon's BANQUET to the English
Ministry was made conspicuous by those
who were not rather than those who were
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

From our reports This morning the probabilities
nre that the soeather to-day ,oiH be ,rdrm and
fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

Two JAMAICA JUSTICES are on trial for mis-
appropriation of fines. Such petty offend
ers must be punished, even if the Belknaps
and Babcocks escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

TONY PASTORS THEATRE
VARIETY, at s r. ~ Matinee at > T. NJ.
PARTISAN NAHIETIES.
ct p n. Matinee at > y. n.
BOwRRY THEATRE.
HUSH BY BABY. at +. NJ
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
LORD DUNDREARY, Mt 7. ". Sothern
WALLACK'S THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. at r. ~
GILMOKR'S GARDEN.
GRAND CONCERT. at = P. N. Mr.. Levy.
WOODS MUSEUM.
ECHOES, at p. VI. Matinee at . l.. n.
KELLY 4 Icons NTNSTRELS,
NSP. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

NEW YORK. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1876
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

WE ARE PLEASED to learn that Tilden and
Hendricks are in accord on the Chinese
question. 1t is we'll they agree on some
thing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

We printed yesterday the following letter
from the New York Times, and reprint it to-
day that our readers may study it care
fully
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
DELINQUENT SALES.

oANTA .oo1 oOLp AVID sILvEn
- niNiSo CvnrSNYs--Lecafioa u pffsci-
pal place Of busisess, !ap rrsneise9i celtforsi..
locslion of vosks. yifinis nintng District.
Notice.-TSsu sfe delinquent upon the fol-
lowine.described stock. on sccouHt Of assess-
1876. the several amounts ct upposits the
nsmrs Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

Fon an illustration Of the ruling pas
sion We may cite the instance of q lonely
Williamsburg widow admiring the set Of
her new mourning dress in the polished
surface Of the hearss containing the
remains Of her dear dspartsd.-Brookiyn
Aryus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

"Drp she not return your loveY" in
quirsd q sympathizing friend OF yonng
man Who intiinated that he had had
some dificulty with his sweetheart.
"Yss. she returned Il. and that is ex-
actly what the trouble is. She said she
.idn't want IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

Tux beautiful Lady Coventry was ex-
hibiting TO Selwin splendid new dress.
covered with large spaneles tho size OF
q shilling. and inquired Of him whether
he admired her taste. "why." he said.
"you will BE- change for guinea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

TuE lato Dr.-did not satisfy by
his preaching the calvinistic portion Of
his dock. "why. sir" said they. I've
think you dinna tell Us enough about
rsnouncing our ain righteousness. :
"Rsnouncing your ain righteousness! :
vocifsratsd the astonished doctor. 81
never saw any you had TO renouncs'" "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

THxrE was o little gathering the other
evening. and some one asked Preston
man II he wasn't fond OF Mendelssohn.
He said he was passionately; but unless
very carefully cooked !, always disagreed
with him. Norcich B,dlsiia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
DISSATISFIED STOCKHOLDERS.
KnIekerboeker nlning Company.

-
'Ao'" ~ ~
OF date Of August 7ist. is7e. stating thas the
DnfcroRs OF the kxicxrRsocErH huIso
coxSAsr had borrowed so.ooo on the notes Of
ths COMPANY. h erroneous. Tns co~r'Sr
ouss NO Sonaowrp MONEY!.
!. - Passrprsr. REevrsr AL rrnsors IN
rsHrsrrp sr owxr,snr os srocr 10 this Coz.
rAsr. and "Dr,rnovs OF sscusuo An reo'
soxiciL Asp susr ADMINISTRATION ov irsr
~. a.. .,',..,, ,,,,,r.,,., .o,s.,n,,,
~. r,...., .,,,.,,o, of IN. como.n,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

Mn. WEDDING Is tho name Of ono
Of the German Commissioners to ex-
amino our iron mines. He has a courtly
Air.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
NOTICE. 70 CONTRACTORS.

WILL Bg REottvrD UNTIL.
Wsdpssday. the ID instant. o. 4 O'Clock
~ fos the Vecticu Of . school house on toe
iSiviIs' IN the town Of oold Hill. Ths plans.
spseinesiioes ana dstslls MAJ, ;. sesl !. ,hs
sflcs q nobsns 3 nervtn, Architec,s. North
eood Ssd suf1eisni bcnd 70 the amount Of the
eontrset pgics, 70 avsdsd. viii hs rqnlred tor
tbs fsithfui Performance of tho coutrset.
: Ths Boara of Tfustses will recrive no Dds
unisss arccupsnisd By certified chect fof ne
m Of Fivs fiusdfsd Dollars. dsposisrd by the
hadder and made p.y.els 70 ne cle,s s,,M, q .ns
Board eonditiousd, u the pr rssi y sessp,si
sad the contFsct ssarisd. end " ne piaoef
shan fan or nseisct 70 sxsedfs vrtft.u ssrse-
nent and Nv The bopd rs7uirsd vitnm ~
dsys a'tef iSs svsrd d msds. thsn ene IN shs!
csss ths ssid can sLsii Be p.id lnio ne senool
iiouilsiioo damages fos fsllufs .nd nseiset.
v v. Z; 8 scosWsIi..
rosrroNEMENr.
TIA tims q The sbovs potics 20 con.faetors
4. hsrsby srisndsd uphl SATURDAY, Ausrst
y frI6. e o'eiofk ,. =.
by order Of the Board; .
81 81. nssiETIsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
NOTICE.

nm =. woLy u NOT AUTHORIZED TO
II cellSss nonsy for our aeeouut Plsaes
Rass legnais dirsst o. 70 nsssu. sTxkN
J. Y. sHAKyYEl , CO..
sSftf Ban fnpeisco, csiiiOrsia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

THIs IL tho season OF the year TO get
oe the old joke about the city girl who
goes up 20 the cowyard fence, and draw
ing the muslin dress up and about. says
covly: "0h. cousin John which Is
the COW that gives the buttsrmilkl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

"MAmr what's that strange noise
at the front gatsf" " Cats. sir. Cats
Wen. when was young cats didn' Z
wear stove-pipe hats and smoke cigars.
Times are changed. sir"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26
CITY BAKERY
RESTAURANT,
No. ., N.r,A G street, virsi.i. C'u-

TREAD. CAKES. PiEs. ORNAMENTAL
IL Caiss for wedding Parties. etc.
fREsH oYsrKRs In syefy siyie.
.xs,r nsrtieular. All kinds of freneh and
Psin Candiee and Piain and Ornamental ca Sss
All ORDER for Ball suppsrs, and In f.e' ny
thing In our iins. will Be promptiy , srp1@ ,so'
I'm UIlMklkn = .a.e.sSe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

,uHs OFFICE or TIE HAYWARD CON.
:o;,a...a : silver Mining Company has essn
,,..,,a % No. n pnnn sr-st. s.a rr'n.
e,,eo. California III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-26

Invzlids, - veil as busin~ss men, or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. VIII nnd this
JOHN w. MCKINNEY,
-~,u prsurletor.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-08
DERNIERES N0UvELLES

Uns d6peche du dasss sinsi Len candida
tuBss oAsrtes lou pos&eai) N msndat kHs-
latif en- France: Npuhlicains msd6r6s. los; T;
r6,uhlicains svane6s, IS; royalistos dc toutc
nuaDSs, i4.-Le commerce dss grains ~ NAL
g Rnaais, st y fait sst a&tribuI } u concur
rencs des grains sm6rioains sur les MARCHES
d'Europe.-Os d1ment 10 pr6tendu diff4rend
ssseac6 sntre rAnglstere ct fEgypte.--
DAllemagns aocneille sves f.yeur u nots
Thomasson . livr6 ID police dc Berlin Ia
volumipo0se correspoodance do psutsur du
crime Do Brcmerhaven.-LeSu sultan rappel6
Server Pacha do l'Herzegovine, une oonspi-
ration Deoaco 10 vie du prince Milan en- Ser.
We, 10 NontepeGro nest conteuu QUO pax
lInAusnos dc u Russie, ct PAutriche penss
q1s - shFttisas - psavent Stss prot6gHa
que par uns intervontoa dss grandss p0is,
4 washington, 10 rsprsssntsns Morsy pro.
pses que les socieus rebellss Dc II Louisiane,
paf1icip4r llfndsnnit6 dite Do rAl0bama.--
3ssIiss' ~ ! ss.ioois. s. 1ic'''1 ''0'' % -
Il cosvesties De- dSsnosrasss q oonssr.
vaAsus d b Louisiaes sect iouverte
um1esdi B h Noavells- -Ori6aas, dan
u yapts salls d 6t-Pstrick. Mencurs
~ caAdo, ~ Sln president Per 80 voiz
eootee l9l d6an6es CaGs, Do Tegrcboane
N. Dssesa a CsgA zlAsl Roman q
HsaSy L 0eslaad ont ttI (1us vios-pr6si
Aents. Dea lettr0 des membres du CougrNG
Gibson et Lsvy ont ~ luss, st r.. 4. John
Nlis . pronoeoS IN discours } II IN duqusl
u D ~ inossfo0y1 Per II. Lsonasd, Do Cad
do. Quelqus phrases IN pen vivss ont ~
Ghang6es sotfs les deux poles oppos6s dune
asssmbl6s qui d'ailleurs no sAuraif compcstsz
- rivalit6s psesonnalles. II . Is d6Oidl
@u'm 06oeiio ssEait aArsasl - ConefAa.
L. kgslaturs pourrait bien ~ trouvss
bloquke par h question pr6liminAire de-
noavsIlaG cirsousceiptioss ,Nectorales. BuI
N tsl psi.t l'ascsrd ~ dizoile, sinon I'm
pessih sn1Ea y e<nat q ID Cbsmbrsl A d
canhrk N oomit< d'spqnets 8 Stl nomml
ayec II charge ,d'examin6 ID conduits ID
pladsaIs nsnbrss aIcusSs dscorruptioa =
.1t1oAll HaAa g LsviosA oW h psopsA
2ea - Hahn. b Chambrs .ssst sjeasnls
vssAfsM, " b drcsustanss Dc y eooveutioa
dloesss0q.s - ssassfvs1Fios. Z lyps6asa
ut nprfsn peoPoss b rappd q ft6as1nl
A-Qa ab1qs h1SS heok - snr b peini
= 1seDaf = 0uintsa. = Gna1lo S<cisls
tuss <lifs N sdneasw b sslsd5 psssiSins
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-08

Nous lis0ns dams le LoxisiaNais /:
A propos de Ia tare sptcials, Ia
fameuse taxe exceptionnelle, incon-
stitutionnelle ct ill6gale, II faut homo
rer ceux qpi eptendent 10 resistance,
Merci done ! Nine veuye L. Bou-
cry. l..1'l - =
Co NJ sout pas les Ssmmes qui man
Quent d'6nergie OF do c@ur on Loui-
siane ct Il lhomme, lei, 6tait an nj
yeau dc 10 femme, les chooses men
fflient que mieux.
-Le juge Flagg s'est rendu lundi
"a dScembre) ! 6t-J Jacques, pour si6-
ger CONNIE juge de par0isse ct d6ci-
der 10 caa ]. Gentil contre Ms. Lam
dry, contsstation dun siege au jury
dc police. 1iHu
Mais N. Morris Marks, contraire-
mont ! b promesse faite, nest point
Pourquoi M.lMorris M fks, qui &C
charge un pea do r6gler lee affair."
des cOllecteurs, a-t-il 81 retenu 4
Doualdsonville par une affaire i'm
psrtantes Et pourquoi done NJ. Nor
ris Marks a-t-fi priS, emport6 ct gardt
les pi1eSs oouoernant IaAairo J. Gentil
~. Ms. Landry DUAL grand int6.
ret " poasesit, On bien la choss
a-t-elle 81 fnite pr m6gardef
N. H. Cohen, pAosssss ~ sosas en-.
bslost, psnss que In nomination d.
n. J. Gendl No sers point eon6rm6e
par 10 S6nae. Qu'ea sait-il, OF N
Henry Cohen a-t-il le droit De ceoirt
Quelquo ehcos Z 6oss IN g0nvegne'
ment qui ne serait nj h corruption
ii l'intrigus, N l1niqait6, mais II
jusaiee st l'honns0r, il y . longtemp,
qu'un greAee conns Cohen sufaiI
kti baiay6 comms nne punaise.
Nm. Leblanc etu Hilbert, excel
leuts horlogers, ivisansst q s'6ta
blir d Gestilly, PoinAsn dh College
dsnsla maison ID plus Tapproch6e q,
C0llSgo. tri l'9 g
La grand jury de St-Jacques
compose do 5 blanos ct II honme'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-08

decouleur, s'est prononce en- favour
des ecoIes separees pour les deux
races.
Les travaux ont commence q
Ia levee de l'habitation Cabanocey.
M. James Roman, postmaster
du bureau de White Hall, donn6
sa demission, ct M. Nicolas Vegas,
son depute, q transporte 10 mate
riel du bureau an magasin Cohen.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-08
GRAND tqALAGE
D'Habillements Fashionables
POUR
Hommes, jeunss gems, jeunes
garcons OF enfants, ."or
Observation-Disclosures.
rU Mwa9f CHEZ p tf..E
c. LAzARD & c'l., :
Au No 1876 de la rue Vieille-Leves,
an coin Ste-Anne, '''H
Tssses les ssare hs.lises ssss
MARQUES EN- cHIFFREs LIsIBLEs
ve.Ases pssisive.ens 3 psix axss.

venant do recevoir 10 plus grand stock
d'habillemsnts fashionahlss qui sit jamais 6t6
apport6 sur le march6 de Ia Nlle-O Orleans,
nous sommes meme de r6pOndro aux b.
soins de nos clients ct du public en- g6n6ral
! des prix qui d6hent touto concurrence dams
nOtre genre dc commerce. tI.ta
venes examiner, juger par vous-memes OF
vous ne ekercheres PCS aiiloara 1850
Nous avons un department sp6ciale pour
Aehessars en- sres, ~ eeoptasl
que nous invitons ! voir nstrs stock q NOS
prix avant do fAiro leurs ochsts ailleors.
Notrs stock est ~ c0npaet naintenant;
c'est un dcs meilleurs ct des plus nouvesux
HABILLEMENTs (nal.j DRAP NolR
HABiLLEaEETs sATINET, bisn faita,
pour ho,nmes, B e450 ct au-dessus.
Une imn6soee varikte dH
CASIMfR, b y ct au.dessua-
I GILETS q DESSOUs - HABITS DIA-
G0NAL, fins, de tcus les pix;,,.,,s prix;
,,;1,,.a. On .sSoi sss5 sssgP''s DO pARDEssus do
un s..ortimsat conpies Dc fzRDEssUs
BEAVER ct etCHINCHlLLA,a = % OF an.dessus.
PEA JACKETS crois6s, A oS.7S OF $3.50.
Une immense quantit6 d'habille0eass
de j~snes garcens es A,~afanta de tous
les Ages. de ,dspx ans et,desni dir ans-ds
tous prix. Ce iepartemcnt est une de nos
sp6cialites % - fecomnande Do lui-meme 3
tous ceux qui ont besoip de linge fashionable.
Nous avons egalement: Pardsssus Do
js..ss sarsess 81 d'esfssss' , sS''o ct
fSCoRsETs CALICOT a,lass sssn, pour
cHEGisEs BLANcHEs FINES, pour
jeunes garcons, 81. 81 .4a1a. tn5-a
COILS TOILE, Dc bonne qualitS, ! >l.7s Il
MANcHETTEs ToILE, tons senrsa ! 3
In douzaine. 'iot - y. ~
Un choix complst do CRAvATES q d
NEUDS, 4 25 cfs.
Un assortment esmplse d CasAigan
Jackets. Asbiss CerAarsy As ehasse,
CHAPEAUX do toutc espece ct Do .toul
genres aux plus bas priE -.
Eeslsment- MALES, vALISEA ACS,
Un assortinsut eomples d'srsislss o.
eaeasc hsac % d'hsbiss inDernAables,
| {. LAzARD 4 Cis.,, =
A Ne 1oS Do In rse vleiils-LsvNs
| cean ose.Anas. lti1 lSdln.
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France ct de PAlg6rie, ainsi qua
Ia correspondence pour PEspagne,
les lies Baleares, les Canaries, les
possessions espa gnoles de Ia cote
nord d'Afrique ct les stations pos.
tales de PEspagne sur Ia cote
Quest du Marco. EUnion generate
des postes comprend done PEurope
entiere, ainsi que la Russie dAsie,
Ia Turquie dAsie ct d'Egypte.
Pour tous ces pays, le tarif des
acknowledgements est le meme que
pour Ia France, tel quill est resu.
me ci.dessus.
-Ladministration francaise
reste arrieree ct mesquine, ainsi
qu'on va le voir par le tariff ci.
dessous, qui double presque Paf.
reimbursement exige aux Etats.
Unis: ,... II
A partir du Ter janvier, le prix
ranchissement des correspon-
dances exp4di6es de Ia France ct de
l'Algerie q destination: 10 de tons
les nays d'Europe, de rEgypte, de la
Tus,, uie d'Asie, de Ia 'Russie- d'Asie,
de Ia Tunisie ct du Marco; % des
Etats- Unis de rAmerique du Nord,
sera fx6 CONNIE suit: Pays dEu-
rope, etc., lettres ordinaires, 30 GEN.
times par Is grammes; lettres re-
cOmmand6es. 31 ceutimes par Is
grammes, ct droit fixe de so cent?
mes cartes postales ordinaires, Is
centimes; cartes postales reconlman-
dees, 40 centimes (; papiers d'affaires,
6chantillons, journaux ct antres I'm
primes ordinaires, s iceDtimes par
SO grammes; recommandes, 5 cent?
mes par 50 grammes, ct droit axe de
Is centimes. .-Etots- Uais, lettres oy-
dinaires, 4Ocentimes par Is grammes;
lettres recommand6es, 40 centimes
par IS grammes, ct droit fxe de SO
csntimes cartes postales ordinaires,
20 centimes; csrtes postales recon-.
mand6es, 45 centimes; papiers DAT
| faires, Schantillons, joornaux ct au.
tres imprim6s: ordinaires, 8 cent?.
mes par 81 grammes recommended
8 centimes par so grainmes, ct droi'
fixe de IS sentimes. Les lettres nor
sffranchies provenant des pays pro
cites seront pas Ssles, / 10 charge
des destinataires, savoir: celles des
pays d'Europe, etc., dune taxe de q
confines pas Is. grammes celles de-
Etats- Unis, dune take de 20 cent?.
mes par is grammes. -
-Remerciments an capitaine F
Bergeron, du st. John, ct an. com
mis- EN-. Vallette, du Mary Ida
pour divers journaux de Ia Nou
velle.O Orleans. e.
La temperature toute prin
taniere du mois de decembre e
dn commehcement du mois de jan
vier q pr6cipit6 Ia vegetation
dune maniAfe inquietsnte pour la
planteurs. Les cannes bourgeOu
nent, les orangers aeurissent, ct L
glace, 81 ellie survient, serait GER
tainement prejudiciable ala futur'
| r3cOlte. 9i45 ~ ae3''
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Le S ost d6csd6 Bladon un veteran de In
prcsse, N. All. Holbrook, 6diteur du PIC.
ausns, ns \ Townshend, Vermont, OF Ago
do 81 ana ct mois.