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The New York herald., 1876-10-27
l2o paeaqu. ana soo. CIV second division, lo1, .nd

l2o Dubuque and Sioux City, second DIVISION lo1 and
New York Central subscription Gs l03
The following the closing quotations for Pacihc
Railroad onds:-union frsis l0s = lo6k; Union
land grants, loos lol Union sinking funds, sis
sln; centrAis. l09< = llo
yoREfGS MARKET
London aevces report strong and higher market
for couso.s and United States bonds which have ad-
vanced y a y per cent American securities closing
al The n.gnes, prices made Erie declined 10 l0A.
The spccis The Bank o: England decreased fl6a 900
during the week ending ycslerdsy The proportion Of
liabilities now IS per cent against sAh
last week. The bank rate OF discount remains ch-
changed a; per cent silver 5s4d per ounce.
The bank Of France has gained specie 20 the amount
OF IT, 56s oooi during the week Renies were shade
lower than yesterday. Al Frankfort cnted States
nves rose l02 The specie the Imperial Bank OF
Germany has increased 2IsS,ooo marks during
the week The following are the last London
prices :-Consols .or money, 95,s 95k; DO tor &C
count 9Sh 95A. fve-,wenty bonds Of 1853. old,
l03h; do, 1867. lCats. ien-sorty oonds, l0sh new
hves, l06n Ere common shares, l0,.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds Tennessee old, advanced to 4I7, and
Distric, OF Columbia a.c5's declined 70 70 Georgia
seyens new sold l0s Missouri sixes sold ~ lo7,t
There other transactions.
BANK sHARss.
Bank shares sold as iolows.-Fourth National al so,
German American at 6S. Metropolitan ut l25 and Aer
chants NJ 1l5h.
SAN FRANCISCO sTocxA
The following are the closing ocial prices Of mining
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
ANOTHER BIG COAL SALE.

Tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company's auction
sale Of 100 600 Lackawanna coal held ycster-
Cay, tho Coal and iron Exchange Building, In Cort-
iandt street, with the following result
Five thousand tons steamer was arst offered
and sold 10 tho following partics:-ward, Talbot d
oyphant LOCO tons a. So 10; D. & NJ, 1000 At
$3 os>s Clark Seaman, 4. 500 a. So c7x; D. Kurtz
Crook, 300 Al SO o7>s; Tuckcr. swan Co., 1000 Al
50 OH.
Twenty thousand tons CRATE size brought iol-
lows:ward, Talbot Olyphant, 5000 tons al s3 10;
d. h ", 1900 at S3 or; l. D. Kuvtz Crook, 900 al
81 vsys; Hopkins 4 Pomroy, 1000 at 50 OK; Ward,
Talbot Oiypnant, 5000 a. 80 %; d. NJ, 1000 a.
$J ON.
twenty-five thousand egg size sold as 10 lows;-
Ward, Talbot Il Olyphaut, 5000 tons a. " per
Topper 800 at S., DIS NJ, 1000 At 81; ldur, Eng
i.h son, ioo IONS ~ g Lindsey 100 n tens a. a.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Mr. Beecher delivered lecture last evening upon
sIIard Times" After trief introduction the speaker
alluded to the credit system, and sad tina, when the
war broke out In 1861 the very first dash was that
OF dependency, which was but momentary chill The
reaction was almost fever In lsGl industry began
10 revive aud the rush OF business was stupondous
When the war closed there was no depression, on the
around that while government was maintaining these
demands IT doing II on currency. 1t had he gov
rrnmcuts promise 10 pay, but tho government never
d,d pay but perpctuaiiy renewing Its Promises TO
tay Currency was nothing but the representation oil
troperty Gold and SILVER were not property they
rcprescnted IL after the conveyance was exchanged
they represented property. Where you had 81 bl
tnal only represented forty live cents IN sou YOU only
had one-third ol lis value.
II in The beginning ol this depression we could havc
had chance WIND up affairs there would have
b,.n no pnuic There would have been SOBER time
u readJuslmenl but toe c"mmunity would not
ba,e suffered as has. Times. however. were
an the upward plane. Nj. Beecher thought the 'hafd
luesp had not bocn without Denchcal influences ~
haa no nl young back 10 The plough again and TO
other manual employment. fIc city during this de-
,,rcssiou had vomltcd The superHous population up,
hut unlike Jonah they had no shore TO go to- IL had
si.o neck cd rxrsvaganco and brought ncn 10 know
~, what they were Just what they were worth.
IL had made men more indusuioaA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON.
Cotton strong: middling Io'sc 10y middng ya4c good
ordinary. ytsc. Net receipts s.34i bales kxports-To
Stock. 3O2su.
ordinary ylsc Net receipts. o7D2 bales. ~ 40
ksporsro france 1876, eoasswisc 2,o7i Sales. $3.50
Mon,LK Oct. 20. 1876
Cotton firm middiny lo+ lo'1c low n'idng io,ls
port. ports eoasswisr, lbs. sAlo.' 1903 stock sl.so7
sAvAssAI,, Oct. ~. 1870
Cotton auie. and easy; middlins. loc low uiddiing,
9's good osdn.ry s No. .sssps. @ 1s27 cSs' ssrss
lao. - 49,
Cotton Grmcr middiing Osc i0ssc low middng iukc.
sssss n.sss''' Great Britain $40 ''s. s.s. s' sss'
81 10 ior strained Tar nr'n vt " 70
s. K u s'sso' e" xss - double
y ss. . we ~ c%s aas les %
vs c, os.. ss 4. s " a1s, M sAss dsssss s
mand sales o 10000 bushels Canada by sample At 81 o.;
Mi iced ed sash."raa Canal aht. higher ~. unsettled
asking an advance q ~ Lake rscsip,swhea' aooo
ssooo feet Canal shipments 800, bu'hs.
bbls.
Bushels. ~ss ao barley o
do by rairoad-four. $500 tbl. corn. Gop bushais
s"o do shpmen.s -By canal 10 .idovasr-I.orn, 500
bushels wheat so do To Interior ponts-Corn. ls5
ssrn aiooo bushels; wheat 51,ooo DO oats 1900 Do
barley. $3.50 do rye 100 DO Flour quot sales !0o
bushels No Mwaukcc ut 81 one car Of sample white
ss o. gss s.d Hfa sa'S
ryc-No,hing doing BxrlcyLght sales. State quoted ~
75a s5c Canada pc Csc. XstA fair Trade demand;
changed. Pork and lard quiet and unchanged Canal
frcghts Hvm quoted lOc tor wheat v4c for Eorn v
for rye $40 for barley and 7c for oats 10 New York. tolls
Included Railroad eights 20 New fork-Wheat sc corn
TIE. a.. ~. n ,,a
Flour steady. whoat Arm; No. . white Wabash. Il 80;
No do 81 ~ No. witc Michigan, 81 n extra white
Michigan 81 3o amber Michigan 81 IA. ocs9osr e ~
Ii aos No red 81 H. Corn dull high mixed ,9,sc.
low mixed new. <7c damaged. new $50 no grade -
new do. 46l.c Oats dull and nominal. keeeips.-fiour
7JJ bbs wheat. 5000 bushels corn. 2ouco do. Oats
1000 do shipments Flour 60 bbls wheat. 46,UOo
bushels; corr, 81 UOo do. OATS 500 do.
CHICAGO, oc. 2s. 1876.
Flour quiet bat steady; 20 fancy Western extras
50 81 IS. Wheat inactive and lower Chicago slrng
u iays 81 lsss No Do. "a ION casa, , ~ a., "a
aSi OIL rejected Sic. 03c Corn inactive ana lower
axe cash: 42,.c November Oats dull and Grouping ~
a24c round Rye hrmsr as uitse barley urn a. eoy
al round fork du SeaK AM lower. sIs % s.y casa
sess AMI lover: new ~ Is case 80 y, ,c,ober. - 81
November IS all the year Hulk meats dui ana le lower
. sioulderS ssc,; sdes sac nsse Whsssy n'eaay smd
uncnanssA Freistts ens,cr Whe". 70 punro. M corn
rise a o meeting IN New fork to
day osiai nvsnc tion Inns yet been receysd Re
ceipts luJO0 bDs wheat IJOo bushels; corn
its,tO d.. oats, 900 DO: rye pvU 40 barley a1Uu
do shpments-Flonr. 90 bbis wheat. v,uU bushels
corn. 7sUJJ ~. 100 do. rye 3uU do barey
~ 30uU A. shs snsrnoon ssA u shs Board ds-BrsAd
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

PROGRESS OF THE EXAMINATION OF THE
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Yesterday the clerical force under tho direction Of
Chicf Supervisor Davenport was still busily employed
examining the reports OF the registry tho several
election districts, while corps Of assistants
occupied in verifying the returns The greatest caro-
has boep exercised in revising the reports aud in
my tho validity OF The claims OF applicants tor the
suffrage The staff intrustsd with. The duties Of
verifying each entry the registry books visited
every house that appears the lists the abode Of
voter and have endeavored 10 authentic niorma-
concerning the occupants and the duration Of their
residence In IT, or course tncie considerable dill
cuites attending such inquiries aud the results OF
investgaon OF this kind not always sHti factory
Il has proved so III this case Tor INSTANCES OF legal
voters uavc been found on the returns recorded US
illegal AID dcnbt there many names fraudu-
IcnLy registered which have us yet escaped detection
Il sometimes happens that ignorance or wiliul deccp-
the part of persons residing on premises
tered the books defeats the scrulry OF the nvcs
Eslors In this way or through the aid Of accompccs
lvng In such houses " is probable that Illegal
voters u,ay escape delectcn aud TO make the inves
rAlIon as searching AS possible new corps
have been detailed TO 20 over the ground wntre tho
hrst veryers conducted their inquiries aud test
the Authenticity oi tho lattcr's reports. The
reports already handed IN seem 10 indicate that lbe
work ui invsstigation mas been very thorough and
many curious cases have been discovered oi attempts
II fraudulent registration. Some Residences recorded
pn the have been found TO be stables, Others
cant lols deserted factories, a lew abandoned or
ouoccuped houses There have been fourth uoors
recorded story houses, easements where there
wa not u rcscnUlance OF such thing, anu garrets
where The root Was as hat as pancake Burned down
hou.cs have been rcsurrectcd, others have been
planted spots that never bore such burdens, ana
soine hal been placed just beyond The extreme limits
oil streets and avenues, where dwellings, or dwcicrs
were alike imposs bllities. Perhaps tue most FREE
uusntly adopted device was the assumption or tho
name Of dclunct oi one vino had left Tho
premises registered his residence. Oi course there
may lie III those records aud not as many
wliuI attempts 10 cvaic tho law as perusal Of thom
would sc, M 10 irdlcatc, but this The stan Of iu
veptgatrrs will no DOUBT determine. Yesterday Chief
supervisor Davenport said to reporter that 1000
names hnd been registered thst as stated ycsier-
days paper, he believed over 5000 wefc entered
The looks Illegally, but as there were couple OF dis
trcts in which the work OF verifying the returns had
rot bees peted he could not precisely fix the ex
tent 10 " b ch these frauds were carried.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

The new Demonico'a on Broadway. near Pine
street. opened yesterday, and during the day the
increasing aow OF custom that kept pouring in eavs
very substantial encouragement 10 the popular propr-
etors OF this new enterprise Ever since the Cham
house closed the business men engaged
10 that portion OF tho city lying bciwoen Canal and
Wall streets have felt the OF first class restau-
rant OF tho Dslmonico brand, and they greeted the
conner with hearty welcome. The house opened
at eight A. NJ and Tor twelve hours tho army OF walt
attending on tho daeront floors kept hard al
work. rho familiar faces OF Dir. Siro peimonco and
Mr. somcrs tho cashier or the old Fourteenth street
houc, greeted the customers as they dropped In, ana
they occupied tbcmsc during tho day dong the
honors OF the house ana showing the guests the ar
raugements that had boen made tor their benent lho
internal fittings OF the house plain and neat, and,
without having any appearance OF show, comoinc
every necessary order 10 enjoy good solid comfort
Down stairs at there was perfect rush at tho
lunch counters and IN the main dining room on the
second door there hardly single unoccupied table,
The private dining rooms ON tho oor above were also
literally pAtronizcd and in TACT the proprctors had As
much they could do in order TO accommodate tncr
guests. Tho opening OF the new house has also had
beneficial effect relieving tho overcrowded Broad
house. which for the past lew months has bees
hiled TO ovcrlowing
oF m. upv 0,afL f1rkh
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes compared with the
closing prices OF yesterday
ADVANCE New YORK Central y; ; Delaware aud
Huuson, =; Michigan Central, y Northwestern COM
mon, "a do preferred, - Adams Express, y.
nscIJAE delaware and Lack swanna, ~ Erie. u
Hauiiibal and st. Joseph v do. preferred, ~ Lake
Shore, y; New Jersey central, VI Ohio and Misss-
sppi, Il Panama, l5s; Rock Island. ~ 81. Paul, "
do. preferred, y; Wabash, u; Union Pacific, h !;
Adams Express. y American Express, l; United
States Express, " gold, y.
Money closed call easy at per cent. although at
times during the day the rate was aud az. Primo
mercantile paper ranges from 10 per cent Tho FOL
lowing tho rates of exchange on New York tho
aforementioned cities to-day :SavAnnah, "a d,scouut
CINCINNATI 100 discount; New Orleans. commercial "
bank u ST. Louis 100 discount; Chicago, 80 discount
and Charleston. al6 selling par Foreign exchange
was dull; prime sterling, asking rates, 4s3 and 81; ;
selling rates. ASK and ASK: reichmarks, e4ls .
o4s and 05x 03h; cables. 96jx; prime Paris, 6lsx
and 5.l6A.
TuE ooLp MARKHr.
Gold was steady throug ughout the day at l09k. The
borrowing rates were ~. and per cout Loans
were also mado dat aud NJ and per for carry
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KiycM -CHExEy.-At Elizabeth, n J., Tuesday, 90
tobsr ~, 1915. by the Rev James Montgomery,
CHARLks A. KIxcn, OF wcstheld. n. j., 10 CARxiE h.
CHENEY.
MooRg-RKEp.-At the residence OF the brides par
cnts. october 10, by tho Rev. James ). Ramsey H.
CHARLES NooRE. OF Springfield, Masa, TO } ESSix LU
GAR REED oil New York city.
Springfield papers please copy.
u O'BRrxx-prxxER Thursday, October Is 1870, ~
the Churcn OF Vincent Fcrrcr, by tho Rev Fa her
Lilly, DKxis O'BRIEx 10 MANY !. DuxSxR. daughter Of
james Duuner all Of this city. The bridal party len
ior Philadelphia Immediately afier the ceremony.
pIERREroNT EpwARps-WArRkBuRr.-O The 25sh
inst At 81 Peters church. Wcstchcster, BY The Rev.
c. b. Wyatt u. D., PixRRgPosr EpwAaos, ESQ.,,
British vicc Consul, ASroiNErrn LAwhkAcH
daughter OF Lawrence Waterbury, ESQ.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MEMORANDA.

The representatives OF The Lake Shore, Michigan
Central, Grand Trunk and Canada southern AZ their
meeting to-day the Office in this city the President
OF the Michigan Central Railroad, unanimously agreed
10 advance eastward bound rates Lake Shore was
represented al tho meeting by John Newell, Canada
southern by W. L Scott Grand Trunk by Mr. Brough-
ton aud Michigan Central by Messrs. Sloan and Led
yard meeting Of the trunk lines It is expected, Will
be held shortly in pursuance Of this settlement
pxxvsR AND RIO 0RASpE RAILWAY.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
rax uxlrrp STATES TREASURY

Tie Assistant Treasurer paid Out to-day $464 900
gold OF interest aud $500 IN redemption OF
nvetwenty bonds The sub-Trcasury rcioassd $40 sos
siiver to-day Revenue receipts to-day, &360 0o0
customs receipts $s70 900. bank received
demptiou, 81. 100000
oovkRxMsSr
Government bonds closed steady the following quo
ns:-unitod states currency skies, 124h l24k;
do do. 1881, registered, u7x 1l7A; do do, do,
coupon, lis ilsA; do do, 1865, registered, l09H
ITO; do do, do, now, registered. ll3k llak; do
do do, registered, 1i2k 1l2S; do do do, coupon,
1I2k ll2,s; do do, 1857, registered. 10Y l16A
do do, do, coupon, ll5s llsh; do do, do, 1865,
registered, ll6H ll6A; do do, do, coupon, 1l6h
1l6sx do do tenortics, registered, llS5s l14k do
do do, coupon, ll5H . 1l5A; DO nves, 1881, regis
tered, ll3 max do do, do, coupon, 1lsh Iss
do AXIS, llOh N.Y.
RAILROAD poxpa
In railroad bonds during the morning the transac-
tons we're small Albany and Susquohanna hrsts sold
al l00x, Chicago and Alton nrsts at H. New Jersey
Central nrsis, now. ITO, 81 Louis and Iron Noun
tain rsts 100k and Rensselaer, and Saratoga nrss
al III. Milwaukee and ST. Paul. La Crosse division,
we're arm at l03, Chicago and Northwestern consoli-
oacd gold coupons al 951s AND SINKING iunds At ll0k
Toledo ana Wabash. g. Louis division brought 6S
and consolidated convertible a. New Jersey Central
couso,idated arss declined to Ss. This afternoon
Chicago and Missouri consols advanced to los and
Central Pasiaos 70 lO0k; Fors Wayne nrsss brought
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

DETROIT, Mich, Oct %, 1874
The boiler In q mill as Marceus exploded this MORN
ing. killing George Udc tho hroman; George Huber.
q farmer and Alfred Hughes a telegraph operator,
and fatally njuring Alexander Taylor and James Ma
jor. A number OF other persons wcrc badly scalded
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

How,snd l25 tons at So Coonan. 100 tons at 50; ward
Talbot Oyphant 900 tons at s3 Charles Cronkhite
Boo s3 Haray. 100 ous al So Lanety 200 ions
at S3 Hopkins 4 Pomroy. =. OV0 tons al So
fs:iy thousand size sold TO Ward, Talbot
Oiyphanl. 900 tons At 81 0per ton; D. M .. o0c
tons al S. 10. D. nurtz Crook. 1000 tons S. OF u
Osterhout $50 tons al 81 o.bs; Howland, 500 tons a,
81 07A "ard Talbot Oiyphani, 5000 tons al s. %
Barton ruppcr. 200 tons at S. 0j. ID. NJ, 3.u0o
tons al S4 05 d. krrtz Crook, 900 tens at - 02x
Ward Talbot & 0yphsnl :. 900 tons at e. or Hob.
bell. 500 tons; John English 4 son 100 IONS; Bos-
w,ck 200 tons: Hornbeck, 100 tons, hatch s. ryier
800 tons Lsmper. 400 Moore. l. 200 tons Jour.
dan 200 tons: Barton 4 rupper 200 tons and
Jane, lbs Tons, a s. 02s hopkins Pome-
roy. 5000 81 021 Hogeboom, 900
tons oil s. 02k, Osterhout, 200 tons At 81 02I ;
D Kur,z Crook, 900 tons at 81 o21s; Lamper, 800
tons at 81 U2A, Barton upper 100 tons at s. 02
Cooney, 2o0 tons at - 02k Ward. Talbot Oly-
phant, 600 tons nj 81 o2k os.crhout 200 tons at
s. % Staples Phillips. 800 tonsat 81 OH Rat.
erty, 500 tons Vt 81 o2ts
the average prices attained were as follows
Steamer So 10 g3 l0 CRATE So o2k to So 10; egg,
So sto s. 02s 10 81 10 The sale shows slight de-
cline from their last SALE but the prices better than
those attained BY the Scranton Company at their sale
on Wednesday
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WAITING FOR TWEED.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

personally the Catapa TO the rendezvous selected,
and, boarding the Nina the State prisoner
deputy surveyor aud Inspector OF customs will be
on board the Catapa and all the iormates required
BY the revenue laws iunctoned. The utmost secrecy
prevails, both nava. and civil circles reference
10 tbs ARRIVAL and no Information even Of the most
ueagre kind is furnished by who are supposed
10 know what will be done The Franklin may be ex-
pected at any hour.
The price Of tie HERALD today and henceforth sou
be three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

The price Of The HERALD today ana hence,ort'
triH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MIR. BEECHER ON HARD TIMES.

TAe price Of the HKRALD to-day and heacetortt wA b
Qvec cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

The p,,ee OF The HERALD to-day and AencsfortA Uu
fIr>~r
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PORK lover SIS IS October SIS 77k
all the year. Lard lower 90 3.1s all she year.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THE NEW DELMONICO'S.

The price Of TIC HERALD to-day aud henceforA wil
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

InCrtASc II V-IU p6r CONT. *6@D 81
Additional earnings. Trinidad Extension. So, 243 Us
NorE uDiToR.-"Sincc September the road
has been working contract divide all compe-
ttve earning Tor years between the Kansas Paci-
lie and Atchsun, Topeka and Santa Fe railways, in
accordance with decision OF referees, which will
aw ard the proportion which each road shall enjoy
tis results To this weekly return must therefore be
added the amount that be awarded Of tho Denver
xnd La Junta HaInc, by SAID referees"
IRON MOUNTAIN.
Tho earnings Of the 81 Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern hallway Company during the succeeding
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
REGISTRATION.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hencetor sviH be
three ce,sis
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

PROvinkscR. Z. T.. Oct 70. 1870
Printing cloths du. aud weak with sales rs
ported on the basis Of <c Fe 80 days for best 6ixo
goods.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

lU:lj AND 1880 A. M.
lisk yloUN Us5-2u. Q. .'67.. ll5k
I7k 6DOu do........bc &c 10y
li-L 5000 Us ga. cur...... IA
ll2Z iUuU0 do. ......... l2ax
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

The price or TIE Herald has been reduced 70 three
CENTS r,er conn
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-28


The late news from Cuba shows
that the seat of war is now in the
middle division of the island, and it
WAS rumored at Havana on the Goth
that a severe engagement had taken
place, with what result was not kown
Mt that time. The forces sent from
Madrid not having proved sufficient
to meet the demands of the govern
ment, they are to be followed by heavy
reinforcements, among which will be
several regiments Of the hest cavalry
in Spain. This class of troopsis much
needed to counteratt the effect of the
light troops of Cuba, who nov from
point to point with great CELEBRITY and
attack a train or convoy and are away
before the royal toops can arrive.
If well mounted and appointed cav
airy are put in the field, they will
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the IN
Court of Laramie County, on the Goth
day of May, 1876, Letters of Admin
istration on the Estate of Charles
Andrew Christeson, deceased. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned and all persons
having claims against said Estate are
notified to present the same 10 the I'M
dersigned within six months after the
date of the aforesaid Letters of Admin
istration, lest they should fail to re-
ccive payment. All amounts not pre-
sented within one year from the date
of Letters of Administration are by
law forever debarred.
George CAssELs,
m27-daw3w Administrator.
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make il far more difficult for the rev
oIutionists 10 carry out their plans.
In the meantime the war expehdi.
lures are bearing heavily upon the
local treasury. and the income tax
been abandoned as impossible
of collection. General Joyellar now
proposes 10 increase the export duty
on sugar and leaf tobacco.
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Rn,e. of Advertising.

ar Our Authorized Advertising Agents Tor the
sT.Park Row, Geo. p. Rowell & Co, 40 Park Row,
81. Louis, Rowell 4 chesman, Cor. Third and
Pnhl,shing Agency; Chicago. IL II. Chandler,
ia south Clark Street; Philadelphia. N; W.
Aver a SON, 7Ss SAMSON Street; and Coe. Weth-
erill & Co. Bulletin building.
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BARBER SHOP

/ talxe great pleasure IN announcing to the
public that ] have taken the management
gagged the sci vices of Frank II. Clancy, q deaf
mute barber. he is q royal workman, and
will never talk his customers to death. For
myself my work will be my advertisement.
l most respectfully solicit the patronage of
all the old customers and ms many>new ones
as may please TO give us n trial. We will be
always on hand to wait upon customers: our
work shall not be inferior to any in our bust
ness. mar2f-6m HERMAN
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