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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

The obituary clcrs assured me that this done IN
eNtc rs Csnt anu une.lalt minutes bY Nj, Guilds, A.
- ,h and that ne ll baoe HIM to do Que equally
odd 900 six minutes. ln do TINS OF course ne Wuuli ne
uuirc haln aud lake huld ot the work IN thr morn
ing when frcsu. Bl All mrans let cave the biosrA
plrs 4 lur Two great uen ~ tl, -"nrriu 10 ln me
hooN. krspcctflI y, Az ApNlRER OF ,ntlps,
Who car also appr,, 1te GtJr-t, tuc count JyaAnes
Nkw YORK, May IL
Our correspondent Is evidently unaware that
a biography II q. W. GUILDS, \. NJ, has been
not only published but also translated into sew
eral languages. As the work was done under
the personal supervision OF the great obituary
oct. it does fun justice to his transcendent
ments. sun, anybody who coniempates an
other Biography Of the illustrious bard In con-
nectiou with az account OF the adventures and
achievements of tile equally illustrious Count
Palatine, should not be deferred by the fact
that an authorized biography Of Guilds, A. NJ,
already exists. We cannot know too much OF
the great and good man,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

When your liver Ia out OF order, use DR..
Jagnes Sanatye Pills, aud you Will bring back this or.
gan 10 healthy condition, and get rid Of many ds-
ussslng symptoms. -1dp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

II is an interesting fact that there was
not one single Federal onic ,holder among the
gentlemen, fifteen In number, who nominated
Mr.. BRIsTow for admission to the Union League
Club. Not even one istom House Republican
was found ready 10 give to his chief this mark OF
esteem and support
"something IL rotten In the state Of Denmark"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

We observe with gentle and passionless
delight that many OF the Republican journals
are now speaking pleasantly aud oyeI Affection
ately of HE SUN
"And thus the whrsls OF time brnss In his revenges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

The Tribune of South Bend, Ind, pub
fishes the following luminous exposition
FROM correspondent in this State:


"occas, oullv We soc mallgnty unsununzly. hurei
lons ana Ia hiut service of their country send YOU
an Muciv eipp from luE us, bearing date Aprl 2d
Nhch very ulAtig tiurohes tnr iara'trr Of one Of
youI mos pli .ft NiI ~, rCutNLfh iOLFAX, whose
hnsullled quo ic RI Or "a urrlnd OF twenty years
calls loudly Tor an aufh .tlr denial OF such gross
pAumny lhcrr Is "A punc lriuauu Ht the present time
that AL ent ias,lc vindlCt pr nrrd ON ueIAf
OF tie mall ntd, by ulh frrhdt aid utg lLurs Who
hAve been ultimately familiar with lie who fe from
bc2yhh 9ooodi,,oo, " u.r, ,e,,n HAHar roorE.
We are not disposed to begrudgc ScHuy-
LER CoLFAx any comfort which lac may be
able to derive from the constaucy of such
friends rs Mr.. HARRY FooTE. Every con-
ricted fraud, whether n proficient states
man OF not, is fairly entitled to all the
sympathy and admiration he can com
mand. Even after ANANIAs had been
stricken dead for his Tremendous lie there
were young men who came forward 10 put
the remains in decent form for burial, and
perhaps TO shed a few tears over the vir-
tues OF the departed. To mock at such
funeral Offices would be rough indeed.
IL is possible, however, that this well
meaning Mr.. FooTE may be laboring under
smisapprehenson. Perhaps he has been
out OF the country for the past four or five
years Perhaps he has another person in
nihd The SCHUYLER CoLFAx we have re
'''red 10 has not an pnsullied public rec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15
Amuscments To-day.

EreetIyn Thentre Pride.
ee.srsi Park Garden Do-nnss orchs'ra
Chateau MabiIIe Varieties -s.h a. sad tsv.
lssl, Thcatre-Nsrsiy.
IBth Aveuue Theatre rqu.
efmore's srder od,nbseh Conesru.
elsle Tbcatrc-V.hstv
Kelly A Leon. Mirstrci. iad 81 and th az.
eiysris Theatre Humpty Dunptv
Psrisian Varieties ~ AMI Broadway.
Fsrk Theatre Bras.
ess Trsnciseo Mtnstreis Variety.
Tsny Pastor. Theatre -vwisty.
Thirty fourth street Theatre -Psrh.s s.nsl
fhsstre Coniique It1n.
usien kouase 1heatrs- Coincidence
Nsllsck's Theatre Lanion Assurances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-15

From The Herald
MIR. George W. Chllds, A. NJ, was q sch Lon ate
OF Edwin B0Vtb's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
Der Vt prbrerm
Don Der llntreue Der 2Dniain oeaen

OoH oer unireue Der &D1i9in geger
'Gud.
GbIoomi9gfprans BON leinem seliel
ouf, ala bate i'm Elm ihmusIide,
s@!a9 9etroHen cr inf benz Blut=
mann nit wiloem @!if in Die Muoen
uno rief nit biiitcrem 5Dn:
Sab! Nun babe i'd enolid cine Der
s9lanssn in meiner Madt; @as fein
Muno beutIid beraus,uNommeIn
tpogtc, bus bat Guer Mnnb als einc
@obrbe;t ausbridlid l~betraftiot. Ma=
mob, es perbriebt mid, bob SIR 10
oi9t bel @coan's @eibtafeI mobnt,
aber ai@tsoeitoueniser, Sbr tout bieIen
Saal nidt tpieber perIaHsn, 70 pabr id
lebe! SIR ieib 8Iutman1 unb Cpfercr I;
aber bic Jredbeit Guerer @eoe, bos
&ift, oas Sbr ipeiet, bat gu& in Der
Wien Musem uno in ben meinen gurer
Wlroe enttleibet. sebt ibr bort bos
Bell? Gs sittert pcr @erlanoen. g.
flb!y oaB Elm Shla4tcpfer nabe Bel
ibm lit!
Mrrtietana foIot.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
@rrtietans iolst.)
Ser erite 2baler.

v@epib Mama, es 1T tein lnredt
babel"
allee growne's @angen iiberaoaen
lid nit lei&tem @otb, als ie bieie
|Worte iprad. unb cine nur boIb u,,-
terorldte sbrdne gab ibrem flcren
blauen Nuse einen nod iaufteru
|SdmeiS.
sic mar Elm i9lantcs, ;artsebautes
junses Mdo@en, bissiam bis auy
s9md6tisteit in ibrer @eitaIt, unb hire
8eH3tsfarbe mar Elm bur9idtises
Weib, bag rur BEL plobliAer Grrcatbeit
lld CUR III lsnslutb erb0tete. 0er tiefe
Sraueron3us, ben iie trus. mar einfaa,
fa't armli9 in leinen GinSe!9eiteu, aber
'pe'blidsr esiGmad 3eiste li4 in De,
@noronHns 'osar Der serinsiten Talte.
~unredts Natirli9 lit fem llnreht
ba5si," ltufste @rs. 8yopne, iroem lie
me9oniid oas Sai@cntud ;u ben Mu-
gen erbob. User aber wiiroe je aeoadt
taben, eab @uroep Brownies sodter
sen0tbigt lperosn wiiroe, MuIttuaben
5u seben uno Ourd bic 3eitnnoen
SOslinse 5N lu9en SSenn Gsin armcr
gutter Soter nur nod lebte!!"
vNber, Mamo, bSrc bod nur." lootc
Ilice, cinc 3etun9 CUR Sono rebmenS,
vcs 1T onraous niGts sdredlides. =
v4eludt, sescn mdBi9es 6onorar,
cln'9c 3nslinse gum &lapierunterridt.
SGriftliae Anirasen. ;l abreNireu
S...., 10, s.. 5treet -" 0u
liehH, Moma,..ib babe nur Den N~nfanas=
oudltab'n msines @omcns sssebcu.
vGs 1T oeshalh serooe 10 ernieori=
9enS leufSts absrmals Mrs. Browns,
SD Iebe feline le ernieori9eno bariu..'
lprob Nllee nit bittenoem Grnlt. 8
:, es fir mid sur NotbmcnSisteit semoroer
it, infer ta9li&es Srpo gu pernieuen
porum lou i'd ni6t eines BON Ser
. Salenten in @npenbun9 bringeu, fiji,
oercn ausbilSn1s 10 pisl @elo seopfer
ulroe? @irtlid, Mamo, i9 bin aon
ltola naB i'd aug meincn muIitalil6cr
&enntniiien Nuben sieben tann."
Sans Sir slsid, alice, = 1u bot.
teit niemals einen s1atten ariitofra.
: til4cn Gsfibls in Dir?" d6ste 81
, Dam. nit Der &rcppbaube xno De,
aenen Draperien. SOU Bill
|oas poltommene @eit.n1ud Define.
, armcn 9uten 0atsrs."
@Iiee, tre!8e sleidsiltis gum Semitic
: binausscblidt bate, iprane jeBt plob
LID ouf.
vSott, mein 3inb, mas. si6ts?"
Ser 8~rieftrdeer Mane, Ct 10 mn,
: SIT uns. @ie0ei@t idon cine Nntpor
auf meme anseise, ,uer tpsiB, bies il
Der 3,ueite Sag Der Mnmonee."
\ Seldt Iprans lie Die 5rsppe bina'
! uno 6inete bic 9oustblr, nod ebe 81
r%ctbbanoise Muso Die S9meue be
Slide p0llis iiberidritten Bate.
b., 1885,. Street " fraa
Ser 9ricftrdser. inbem CT ein.n Brie
. aug ieiner Eoytofds berporSos.
: Gliee sriff nod Dem Billet uno lie
. nit funtclnocn Musen 81 i9rcr Mutter
> Cine iuirtIi@e, wobrboftige Mnnprr
Mama; mcin eritcr 3oslin8! 9ga
]oenfit 9u jest? @ieb, i'd iou beut
lNahmittos nm brei llbr mad II
Watcrforo Ylace tommen uno bre
IstunScn bic @oGs seben. sra,
luuh'W1 5u 'plnen, Oh tunf SHILLING,
Die Settion senns lit. @enne! 81
Moma, i6 fiihle mid sanS reid! 81
bas ni6t berrlid?"
User lit cs e irastc Mrs. Srown
nit fldslidem Gone.
Ser Sricf lit 8. Moroaunt unter.
!seidnet, = pielleidt eine Dame, ,psl@,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
@e9ie1tiebt.- So mir uns

@e@ieIt iest. = Sa mir uns
allraabIis Der Soiion na)ern, in ,ueI@
der bic wabreno ocr lebten lM}onate
10 quite Sienlte se!cilteten Snmmertlei=
Der bel Scite seleat lueroen, UNI mieoer
mooerncn @intertleioern Ylos s1 mo-
den, lcnten mir bic Mufmcrliamfeit
unlerer SeIer ouf bas reidbaltigte So
ger BON neuen 3erbltinaurcn bel 9err,
Sobn Yrono3insti, ct. Ger
mainNrabc, nit Gem @emertcn, bob mar
bo'clb't aae Sorten &Ieibnnssfide
bonn billiaiten big sum i"elritcn Jabri=
fir 9erren uno &naben, porrdtbi4
uao jeocrseit auf Das 3upor-
anS JteeQltc beoicnt p!ro.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

Schedule ~ the Circuit aud Chanerry
Courts 81 the Ninth Judicial District.
compOsvd ~ the cnunties ~ Copiah.
lllnds, Madison aud lazno. ;. ;. Cal
houn, Circuit Judge, =. q Peyton, IT,
Chancellor.
In the county 81 Copiah on the third
Mondays 81 April and October, and con
tlnue twenty tour days.
In the county Of Kinds. First District.
On the nrst Mondays % January and
July aud oonu niue thirty days.
In the comfy OF Kinds. second Die
trict. on third Mondays 81 June ana de-
eembeF, and continue twenty four DAYS.
In the county Of Madison on the fouTtb
Mondays Of March and September, aud
continue twenty-iouT days.
In the county Of laz0o od the third
Mondays OF May aud November. and
continue twenty-iour days.
ChaHccry Courts.
In the county Of Co7lah on the first
Mondays Of March aud September, and
continue eighteen days.
lp the county 81 Kinds. First District,
on the fourth Mondays Of March and
September, ana continue eight.en days
In the county Of Kinds. second Dis-
trlcL on the FIRST Mondays ~ January
ana July, and continue eighteen DAYS.
In the county Of Madison on the fourth
Mondays Of January and July and con-
tinue twenty-Iour days.
In the county Of Yaxoo on the second
Mondays Of April and October, and con
tlnue twenty-iour days.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13

piled with sofl rag or mop every
twenty or thirty minutes during the
day-at the cnd of the first day, the
inflammation and pain were greatly
relieved, and m ten days the place
was entirely healed aud but little
trace 81 Il to b. sgyn The cure a.
ic,icd seems to he permanent
Holly Springs South.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin zephvrs ard WOrsled
Goods.

". . Caarfsr rs Street, Near Caaa
announces - her customer. aHi the pt,ili.
~ general faut 70 hef u,w store. ~. a'gisr.
ifss street, Nsw Orleans. will - found ~ Nh
times full line - the ,orS latest sttlss III
haia hlnntts. ct, et'., elected frlla tI..
lest Paris sli sgw NarA huuass. A.. A..
iin L'Phyrs Java eauta., efnlr,il.r,sl lin.
psrs, wHrslesl sirquvs, otr.. all AZ the most
m' dernt" prirss The patronage ~ NOR.
chants inl others having prier. fiF MHHn.
~ and s"r-i'd Ia'His 3. respectfully so,i,it
-
y. n Entir" satisfaction guaranteed Ina
style, pFl,u sfi quality
Mme. ROSA Keynote
dr' @i-ly Ma. Othaurrs street.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
The IIsksbarEs Caf-on.

AZ last the announcement comes
10 a. Va toe Herald. that the long
Threatened cut ofi just below Nicks
burg. ha. hr,n accomplished ~ the
Father ct waters. LAT August tho
pcnin,ular was al this point ,Uh feet
wide. aul "a the breaking through ~
De channel on the 3Gth. Il had been
Udmcrd o. 80 feet. The fall 80 the
point al the urak l. n inches. Al
| O'Clock a Herald reporter Vas sent
over on the ferry boat o. examine
tn situation, aud while opposite Do.
Soto, saw the last harr,r swept
away, and an immvu.r volume 81
water manning acru-~. From Delta
~. there wJ- slack water, With the
current rolling across aud striking
the MI--is~ipvi sal, some dislaucy
hyluv the lower saw mitl. Tho liur
~ tlu u.w current could hr plainly
-y,u. aui an hour after the ,ut.ur
was made. dim wood Ra. passing
through The nrN channel. with =
much reduced curr,ut iu thg river
gihow alu,, thr r.ly. Tho chanu,i
h being Ht hut d short distance hc.
lov h,~ut". ami vlIl prulahly cuu-
uuu. -authAard. 81 down thy stream
until lt reaches u point within halt a
mile 10 Delta.
INrru.- The Herald Of Friday
say that thy largest da-- 90 hual-
PASSED thmuEh Che Chute un Thurs
day, and could not hud bottom aD
= Iact Pilot
Naulcl-a cover tor hare suspicion,
% N,Il iur The la,v eft uaturr. luftuu~
ter thy lr,anh,- - privilege, bind
iuu iur i volume 10 -wuhc. rum.ul
ten broken engagements. aui -alN,
TN Ann. ltl t..Igr.r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-05-13
FOR SALE or RENT!

A dwelling house, situated near the court
house. The house has thirteen rooms. kitrh-
en- and dining-room. A ane well on the
pFrmises. good garden spos, etc. u wili be
aold on reasunable tarlna. OF vii be rented ~
q moderate price. For further particulars
apTYy 70 Mgs. NJ. "A. Low.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
Visitors Welcome!

WanRIn0ker'6 WafehQubeS
WanAmaker's Warehouse
WanaInak6r's Warehouses
.anarnaker'S Warehouses
Warehouses
Wanaanaker's Warehouses
.aiAmaker's Warehouses
.anarnaker's Warehouses
Wa6aznAker'S Warehous0
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
- 1s Iil

~ ~ danclng ssasdn - opeed, = ~
b Of oome interest 10 our young ladlee a1d
gentlemen 70 know the oriein OF the dAnes
known % the ''polka." The following y
from the Allgemeine Fsmilien zeitung:
"About 1870 Q peasant girl, being In service
in Trademarks family at ElbstinitS, 10
Bohemia, beguiled herself one Sunday af-
ternoon In her kitchen, by endesvoring to
invent new step, which she tried to adapt
to village song. While thus disporting
herself, she was surprised BY her employer.
who, quite interested, made her repeat her
experiment the same evening
in the parlor, where Joseph Neru-
do, an eminent musician, happened to be
present, who noted the air and step. Not
long afterwards the rew dance was danced
at citizens ball in the town, and IN 1850
came into fashion At Prague, where, In con-
sequence of the half step which occurs In 1t.
It was called the Pulka, which in Teheque,
means half, Four years later . band Of
Prague musicians brought the dance into
Vienna, where it had great success, anu
in 1910 a dancing master of Prague, named
Raab, danced it for the first time in Paris I
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
Indian W, Chinese Bellies.

Two Chinawomen, dressed In oil the
grandeur OF the upperdom Of Canton, were
walking up the east side of Carson street,
along the Capitol fence, and had tho ap-
pearance of perfect satisfaction with their
personal appearance. At the north corner
Of the Capitol grounds, opposite David's
stable, were seated two young Washoe
squawa, and as the Chinese bellies approach
ed them they rose to their feet and con-
fronted the moon-eyed ladies. One Indian
spoke as follows "You bad China; you
no good; you all hair; you all tail; you put
on him airs all same white. .mehala; you get
him off in street pretty quick; me Indian;
me 'Merican, and me put a head on you
monkey" The Chinese bellies beat hasty
retreat,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
Philaaelphls Trade Report.

SATURDAY, November 4.
cotton Ia in moderate request but price,
ore unchanged, Sales Of Mtddlinge, II IoIs
at at l1Mc for Upland, and llsS@llAc Tor NEW
Orleans. ,,,,+ +ron,ac-
tons are restricted 70 bass sne PFio at is@s
S0 hays Maracaibo at lSAc, and Ito haCs
lava at 22Ac-all gold. h,.
smoar-there is nothing Offering, hence
wa Rave no transactions. Ine a9 non9iA .aA
quotations are sM@sM, foa ps,na a,r tteHmrorariy tH
sunnf;sd. the emand from this source y
Iimited. Refined sugars are aoNvo SaI
Arm at llNc for cut loaf llHc for orasnedH oIsred
!IN llNo for sranulated anu p'~0''
loMc 1oF odFem;and a; for nour is light and prices
rule in favor Of buyers. Saies s. 10, Oh .vyio ~
barrer. Western superfne ct y SG fennsiyl. M1ira
Tan1a Famiiv al at IS Is; fndiana new wheat st a.
iso: set HsSsa& 4 ss Is q 5hio aoe st5 shois:
~ Rye Flour is held at y 80. RYAN,
~ ~ Corn Meal no change: 500 Obarrels orsn'
divine sold on secret terms; ~. .,,rx
The Wheat market Is Gull dult' Masn ~ vaSts Of
sSnnsd tG ,1sSe ox lGss ss,ss Of S smb5es
nc Pennsylyknia Red, garlicky, az = r., ~,
snHnt sH arm DO. fair at 81 80, Michigan VINE
al q aiM1 10. and Southern AM per. pIiHee'
At 81 a@l IS: For +; Eye emaintaa9ned, the iaandy ~
a4H ~ pt1on rorn there is but limited lnqGidy.
ond nr;cas are weak. Sales Of 5,OoV pusneiis
anI a,n hro 70 c;noPen psylvania and Southern fei'
ow at S7@sc Western high mixed .SS .f e sssSe SS
g. c% mixed !. dssryns SS ana more ssnssS sssy
6n"tsd Mew at 4aAsc for Vet, and 45a4Sc for ,r
quSSSeu wv Sstr;ctiv nrirns dry lots, Old White II
ani anG ''y1ey We syuete salt corn at tsc O. b. and
u Cats Of choice grades are scarce re- ,,,sh ana
wanted Of full figures % saIes snG q . oSo,oe 2 % st
s,s WesSeiol Sio liz AZ 1t Ssasec Western
HsSi' White old choice ct zso. and do stained o.
." "wh,ssy ID nrm at q II for Wsstssn
ircn. bound barrels. with sslss os
rsls.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
Tho esOld Of the World.

An exchange says ian english wrlel
has been engaged in estimating tho anoant ..
of eold in bulk in the world. Ae says tnas
II could, if melted in lump, be contained MT nae
IN n = cellar twenty-four feet square oy SIX
tam deep. A small limp, indeed, to cause
40 so' much crime and sin and misery" Il
.hcy,,,d y I really exist, and yet we think that
hs %o nsrfactiy willing to have that lump
.toxed CU away in bis cellar and stand his i
sSv"S sS"rcs. With the sin and misery. II u
sn strsnoe how men will consent to s.crsnce s 9;
tS.Sn tSsm sslves. but we believe this friend o.
our. wonld do It. His address may Do pro
cured @ bv writing to ~ and inclosing SAM
ple of tho gold.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
1o1 11u

1loY - S9vtvAAs
ons,.ss, whils nnsing ~ some ancient
,a~ors 10 revel In far bygone years.
nrrselyes busy actor Of that ase.
u.adless alike Of al the fallen tears
And fairest hopes which faded in those
w. cherish but the sunshins and Its
bright er..sys,,..
pa,1,snt huss albeit conscience fears
TO rob the darker Of her sacred right,
ro hide beneath her veil what could not
bear the light.
so vitching memory. with her magic rod
noth conjure up, with vivid colors fraught,
soms hallowed spot which srst In life we
trod,
rra the cold world her colder lessons
taught,
or by it, vile deceits our nsarts were
caught
when all was pure, nor evil thoughts had
checked
The fairy ship, DER Hopsls bright sea that
sought
To court her waves with gayest tlntlngs
decked.
Ere Time with blithning touch, alas! the
vissel wrecked.
Yes, have known a simple fewer recall
such pleasing moments, which for aye had
sped
Now, coming forth to sight, the thoughts
enthrall:
And that frail token too had long beer
dead
That withered flower whose kindred blooms
had shed
Their fragrant leaves upon their mother
earth,
Nor thought that their own sister-but
which ned
Could e'er awaken in ones mind sucf
birth.
Or kindle in the soul such feeling ane
such worth.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
A D,sastrous Coon Hunt.

The Midway (Ky.) "sun" says: we
learn that several negroes started out to
hnnt coons. near Harrodsburg, In Mercer
county, one night last week. A quarle1
woods. when one was shot dead. His
friends remained and took charge OF the
body, while the rest procsedea ",Sn nsnroas ons
hunt. A little later one OF sne nes'ccT, csa,
climbed Q tree to shake down coon, te,' ni'
and was instantly killed. inc coon a iea
among the dogs and terrible fght ensueu sue.
In attempting to separate coon anu 4oru uvk. =
another negro had his legs literally tora aau u
pieces by a dog. He then killed tne uog
'rhe coon succumbed to fate, and MS desCn
ends the list of casualties during that coon
hunt. We are glad to learn that the muir
derer has been apprehended.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06

CEND 30, 70 @. p. POWELL 4 Co, New
u York, Me Pamphlet of 100 paeea, coz.
ssiss showise sost c5sGvSs6Hss.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06

WASAxAxr1's WAnBH0us1D
WANAalAXun'e WA10AOU619
WANANAKE1's MAHU10Ue19
WANANARHnsO WARXHOUaDe
WANANAXER'S WA1HHOUoU
WAMANAxEk'S WAAIAouBn1
WANANAKDn'S WABEH0uSD6
WANANAKER's WAREKoUsDD
WANAHAXER's WA1EHOU6N9
WAWAHAKER's WABEHO06ES
WANANAKER's WAREHoUsES
WANAkAKEa's WAREH0USns
WANANAKE1'S WAREHOUSE8
WANANAKER's WAREH0Uspe
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The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
u z Main Bull dinlg!s
OF PHILADELPHIA.

Me krHn started
n q MN0H corner Of
Ne 0ld brick build
t,s0 At N1tA and
XorAee, n0U eor.e
sSkdt dkdss0ed by
AZ tro,s trossled
building, covering
four Tots, ana
knoWn far and
near as OAK
HALL.
The house b eI
cIustpely devoted 10
clokhtn0 for men
and boys, ana Y
popular bec0Nse Or
ne large stock, RW
pjces, and. TO-
roughly reliable
methods Of bsist.ees
ORIGINATED dgsd stu
carried on here.
THE NEW N-
TABLBHNNT AT
MtrteenM an q
Market street. Is
q N0nder to the
Mso,,0s Of pe0ple
ddtly tsttts1 4.
n c0taers ~ 0cres
n Me heart Of M
citv, and on one
grind floor Is
Joand between 0ne
and tw0 mutton
dollars n .
MINIS AND Boys
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
SHIRTS AND
TURNIsHINa
GoQDs.
TBUNk6 AND
VALIsE6.
RUBBER GOODS,
LADIMs' CoATs.
me rules of the
holse prevent any
thing 6.& safe de0l-
ing for 0ten ne
most tne1pestenced
buyers. The Ads'Oe
volume V bIst.sesa
0Il0u,s ne ss,saWesa
lind Of pro&s, 90
Mdt goods are no.
chere cheaper ana
seldom 20 chc0z
eIseuhere.
An odd te6tuse OF
TIE business 9 Il TO n
ute and insist on
csistonse.s rsturn
i,,0 goods and tab
10 k(sck Ae mor.es
J NMyWeno not sd2b
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKET0
Stock Market
PHILADELPHIA. October q. ls78.

PHILADELPHIA. October &. ln6'
aold lO9N@lO9N Pittsburg, tt:
HTyaa~ Ta ,ss, 1l7N9llSH tusville and
S.Ns 1SR5 lid @llGZ BufaloRRSA0sal
"JuiylS65 ll3 @sales Catiwissa
:" yy yyuiy iS1s Ioae ~ 7zSii7L Eng Sov 4840488
n,o Euax ". A0'0 Tx 49, silver 48O@485
"New S. lib @ll3N ~ Helcngm ooOaoSS oooogaoS
City6 sNewllS4@ @sales 0Iacs! nap eSogSsS SSegSsS
DcnmoR h 4Rsk6 48N Prus thal'rs 68Q7O
Phiia q Read Roubles, Gold 7o076
RR. 225A@ -
Dhila 4 Eriel4H@ AZ
Lehigh Va 49A@sales
: Nav Stock3!A@ Sl1
Hestonviile AH@ AH
The Morning herald., 1876-11-06

Nesisg to sAM-
dslphto to utstt ~
Exhibition, II msv
be V service to
those uho do not
kno,v the CITY to
haue some place
where Information
can BE- got sbovt
sights to sse-h0Hys
the U. S. Mint, No.
sonic HaR, Gtyavd
Collsgs, and uoy5oss
Institutions srs
open, wksvs to gst
required ttchsti
how to roach fAs
places, DC.
Having for W~
Nrtssn years had
the hind support "
Thousands oR1
thousands Of poo.
pie from every sec-
tion Of the Country,
we wiH be glad to
repay thsir Nuors
BY ony voHvtesIss
within our power to
extend.
We hdue hundreds
az CLERKS whO will
with che6y5tslness
answer questions
and give service
outside Of any buA-
ness Of our Gun,
J yith0ut pay. Pr
; Our neW house at
J Thirteenth and
! Mayket has plenty
. U' room, and we are
, open carly in tho
. morning and iats
! IN the eueBina.