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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

At the term Of the county Comnis' !
sioner's Court which adjourned on |
saturday last, allowances were made
to the amount Of Sj,jO7 u; Sl,522 W
out Of the general fund, $3.50 10 out Of
the contingent fund, aud sl25 out OF
the road fund,
The principal portion Of the time OF
the session vas taken ~ In road mat
tiers. Changes were made In the Dali
las and Miller's ferry and the Dallas
and White Rock bridge roads Bjth
roads, under the change, commence
sat the point where Ervny street III
the city Of Dallas terminates on the
southeastern corporate limits OF said
city ana run both of said roads to-
gether thence to the COrner.ofa track oi
land owned by Captain q. NJ Swlhk;
thence on Captains Swinks north line
to W. III. Gaslon's west line thence
on the division line between w. IL
Gaslon aud a. &. Camp, to the lands
of James Coleman, and from thence
at right angles to the right the Mil
lcris Ferry road to run about one nun
dred and lilty yards; thence inlersect-
inc with the new established Mlller's
Ferry ruai.u A change was also made
in the Preston road, "beginning Mt the
southeast corner Of the Powell sur
yey, and on the Preston road as II now
runs; thence south on u straight line
through NJ, V. Coles pasture, one hal
mile, mtersecting said rOad again"
Some eighteen petitions were pre-
seutcd for new roads or change OF ole
p ones, and reviewers appointed to re
! port to the court at the next session.
= The regular occupation tax-0ne
A half the state occupation tnN-wa
T. levied for the ensuing year
An order was issued, "that the Treas
4 urer of Dallas county pay to holders q
Il deficiency warrants heretofore issue
II by the president OF the board OF Srhoo
}. directors of Dallas county, all draft
:. drawn on him out Of the dcllcienc
fund OF Dallas county, when full IT
\ turns have been made 10y the collecto
T. from any given district, or when sal
~ collector shall have flied his full al
h nual report
is An order was issued "thNt all count
convicts confined IN the county Ia
IL be hired ont on Tuesday OF each wee
Y. to the highest bidder, provided the
IL are not hired out by private contra
n with the county judge prior to th'
day"
IL Court adjourned to the regular teri
ne in course, which will be the tirst Moi
In day in February next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

MIR lazarus Wen, Wac abt"iP''"
sulrde Inst week 10y cutting his lhr""',
is progressing fuyornbly towards a r.
o)yery. The coffin ordered and grave
dug for him will have 10 walt, let Us
hone, many years, for he IL II worthy
man, and the mantle Of charity shon'n
he thrown over his rash attempt
every heart kuOweth it, own bitter
ncssn
Muster Charley Stephenson, son
Of G. b. Stephenson, Esq, residing on
Ross avenue, was badly kicked by II
horse on Sunday, the hoof laying the
flesh open 10 the bone just above the
nnklp. The wound WAS severe, hut
not painful at the time. Medical MA
yag called in, the wound dressed, and
the plucky little fellow IL now getting
on nicely.
The great question whether the y
NJ. G. A. are to have n reading room
"pales It's Intellectual fires" before the
fact that THE HERALD editorial room
IN gradually being converted into one,
aud the only secluded spot where the
bore of the sanctum comes not, Is on
the roof where the editors are at rest,
md the exchange Iiends cease from
troubling,
AS you go to the posl0lllce Walk ~
y aud see how cheap we ARE selling 'hos'
= fine oranges, lemons, Malaga grapes
and the large lot of nuts, ralslns, llgs
q and fancy candies TINT we have JUS
d received from New York. Order
from the country promptly iiI'ed n
IL De Stciuno Bros. Att
4. Mr. Willie Francis, the accom-
pished pmnist and teacher wei
y known in private circles hele, In
70 made business engagement with
house in Shreveport, and gone ther
y to reside,
% 1t was thought yesterday thu
parties might get their fingers burr
o. in cotton at present prices. Next to
e, four mile race Of blOuded stock, dal
bling in cotton is the most eXcilin
Mt 1t beats u iife bell IN the night.
mt .--George Merriwether says the re-
son the boys don't give n party Is b
nil cause the girls have stopped danciI
rk the round dances, in conformity VII
the policy of reform perhaps. This
NJ very sad.
are Autumn leaves may now he gat
cred in great pcoluston and henul
cu. Their varied mtA form, when lnstell
st ~ arranged, pretty ornaments to'
room.
., The first new chestnuts and de
-, ciOus malaga grapes received at |
-, New Orleans Fruit store, corner Ma
and Austin streets; also, Calllor'
pears, Missouri grapes, sweet and II
ten oranges, lemons, dates, apples, can't
.LY and all kinds OF nuts at lower pr,
NH than any other fruit house In the cl
Agency for the best prepared mockl
bird food and Dunbar's Bethesda m
'lh eral spring wnter.-tk
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
TIIE CRY COuNCiI,
Regular Meeting Last Night.

heGuthf "eeiihS h"7A N'S"'
The Council met pursuant to ad-
journment.
Prcsent--llon. j. ID. kerfOot, Mayor
Aldermen; Ervny, Keller Williams,
Crowdus, Newsomo and Cowen.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved.
Report Of committee ON ways and
means received and adopted.
Report of committee on streets and
bridges received read and laid over
until the next meeting.
Committee on claims reported num-
beers of claims against the city, which
were allowed and ordered paid.
A petition from several citizens
was received in reference to streets,
read and placed on file.
Alderman Newsome moved that the
City Attorney he instructed to draft
an ordinance in regulating streets.
Carried.
Committee on public streets and
markets asked for further time to re.
port. Granted,
Rel ort from committee on journals
received, read and adopted.
Petition OF Mr.. J. J. Eaken received
and read, proposing to furnish ground
for city park. Adopted.
Petition of w. c. Counor, chief en-
gineer, asking that he be allowed to
employ mn engineer for Etna steam
engine. Received and placed on file.
Petition OF Mr.. j. J. Eaken received
and read, asking correction u ASSESS
ment on lot Referred to committee
on ways and means,
Petition OF J. w. Booth received and
read, asking the city to deiray portion
OF his expenses canvassing through
several OF the Eastern States in behalf
of Dallas in regard to the safety OF
life, property, cite. Placed on tile.
Alderman Crowdus moved that bids
for the purchase of ten'year city bonds
be opened aud acted upon. Carried
One bid Of ninety.eight on the dollar
was accepted from IL firm In st, Louis.
On motion the Mayor was author
lied TO make the purchase at the above
figures.
Alderman CrOwdus offered q resO-
| luton that the treasurer be authorized
toexpend twenty dollars for the use OF
the hospital.
Resolution, by Alderman Newsome,
that the city secretary be authorized
to issue warrant to Mr.. Obenchaiu
for building sidewalks. according to
the city engineers estimates. Adopted.
An ordinance to regulate the salary
Of the city secretary was read the first
time.
Alderman Crowdus moved that the
rules be suspended aud 1t he placed on
its second aud final passage. Adopted.
On motion Of Alderman Newsome,
the ordinance was read the second
time and then placed on its final pas
sage,
Ayes rvay, Newsome, Crowdus,
Williams, Killer, and Cowen; 8.
Noes-None. So the ordinance
passed.
An account Of the Dallas CONNER
cial for advertising city tax list, was
received and read.
On motion OF Alderman Crowdus,
II was moved that the matter DO re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
On motion, the council adjourned
until next regular meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
Personal.

Jacobs trades in everything.
Jacobs! Jacobs! Jacobs! Jacobs! Ja-
cObs!
Jacobs wants to buy ten thousand
pounds Of gold aud silver and dia-
monds. II you want money see Ja-
cots, or II you haye anything to sell so
to Jacobs.
We regret to learn that Hon t. NJ
Guy, senator from this district, Is con
fined mt home in Lancaster, from Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
Hon J. w. ThrockmortOn, MEM
Der Of Congress elect from this dis
trlct, is in the city, He will leave
hero for w ashiugton City on the 18Th
instant.
The Hon. Az b. Norton returned
from Ii is field of political labors IN
Ohio yesterday to his duties in the
post0llice. The HERALD has not been
favored with u copy of his great Hi
nois speech 20 rapturously reported by
the Chicago lnter-Ocean.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
Further Reduction.

Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at y reduction of 20
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof, and |
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at n
REDUCTION OF 20 FER CENT.
On former prices. am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as.
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city.
A. W. MoRroN,
Undertaken, 50 Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas. iy22-tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
Congressional Election.
AS far AS heard from officially the
Ihroclimorton. Bikgel

So far as official returns have been
received, Thro3kmorton's vote for
Congress in the counties of Dallas,
Collin, Grayson, Kaufman, Parker
Tarrant, johnson and Eratb, and Cook
unofficial, is 1925, and Bigger's 2,O02.
This leaves the counties of Ellis, Hill,
Hood, Somervllle, Palo Pinto, Ste
phens, Eastland, Shackelford, Young
Jack, Wise, Denton, Montague, Clay
and Rockwell to hear from. In the
counties to be heard from very few
Radical votes will be polled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
NnyOr'H Court,

II, 4. Gilbert, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was fined $40 aud
costs j. \. jackson, for the same OF.
tense, was lmed S5 and costs. Charles
ST. Clair, Larcy Bunkey ami John w.
Hodgen, drunk; the frat two were
fined IS and costs, and the latter was
dismissed, but paid SIS aud costs for re-
sisting and officer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
Robbery.

Night before In Vt, house near Cam
erons lumber yard, was robbsd.
Last night Capt. Morton, chief of po-
lice, went to the house Of John Will
hanson, and found II clock which had
been stolen, which the proprietor of
the house swears to, Williamson was
arrested and is now in the caaboOse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

Yesterday morning, the horses in II
vehicle driven by DIR. Everett, got
frightened and started TO run, throws
ing the doctor out, and getting away,
went tearing down Elm street. The
vehicle was n good deal injured, but
not so the doctor, fortunately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
PREFERRED SPECIALS,
Notice.

All persons holding claims against the
North Texas Fair association will please
have them audited at my Office, at their
earliest convenience, for final settle.
mcnt.
CHAS. BASK ERVILL, Secretary.
Dallas, Texas, November IA, 1875. noyl6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
JusIice Peaks IOurI.

David Johnson and John lleudrick
underwent m examination upon ~
charge of theft, yesterday, before JUS
ticc Peaks Court, ana were discharged
for lack of evidence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

The relative aud friends of Mr., and
Mrs James j. Kane, Nre respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of the
former, this, "Wednesday morning, ut
10 o'clock, from his late residence,
500 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
For sale.

For cash, first class stock Of gro.
ceries, in one of the best stands in
Dallas. Reason for selling, change of
business. RESPONSIBLE parties only,
address "An this office. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

Sr. LOUIS, November 2l.--Flour steady and
demand fair FOR low and medium grades;
supornuC fall, So 1904 30. Wheat duil NO !
red tall, 81 !ll,Sl 2ilq; No. do, 81 lGl$lSl to-.
Corn inactive; No. mixed, az ,0Gi4,c Oats,
No, ut 3jc, Rye dull NJ 6Oc, Barley dulL
whisky quiet Ut 81 ID. Pork dun aud m
changed. Lard hrm AT lOSslO.c. Bulk
meats frmer at Gaa7SSl eo,S> aSl4 C for clear
rlh and clear sides, bacon strong At lgGgla
@04c, aud Wsc for shoulders, clear rib aAG
a. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

GALVESTON, November 2l.-Markct steady:
middling, 0Ac; ordinary, i04c; low mid
ding, lW4c; mtlnliug, Il sc; good middliug,
ll9kc; sales of 1913 hA,Cs,
NEW ORLEANS November ll.-Colton de.
mand good; sales OF 1900 bales; quotations
unchanged,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
FOR SnIn.

An AmcS' engine, thirty-horsc power
and steam pump and pipes, all in good
working order Apply to
PAT, MULLINS,
novl2-lm Opposite CITY Mill4, Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

The instantaneous and infallibe
remedy for Neurnlgia--at HOskins Il
Howell's drug store, Dallas. I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22
Man struck bx Ilin Mifo

Because he would not buy her one of
those fine parlor sets at J. G. Booth n
Co.'S, 400 Main street.--Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-22

4 woman Found Cryin "n the street
Because she did not & money to
buy some of the cheap &c Dd4 at j. q.
Booth a. Co.. 3 auction rooms, lO3 Main
street I'D.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
LITERARY NOTES.

META. TroIlope is to publish "A History OF
the Papal Conclavcs.' "A
Mr. Charles p. Somcrby, the liberal pub
a.. No l8g Eighth-st. proposes 10 issue weekly
,ournaI called TOmecus, IN the interest oil fcco9'ruc
tive socialism. = c1.;oo,.,
The Rev. Dr. H. n. Powers, late OF Chicago
md now rector Of Christ Church, Bridgeport conn., mas
volume Of poems in the RivcNe Pres NM Wl' q Co of
published in November by 'an5 10 AeClurs w. VI
Chicago. ,r
Mrs. Stoves new book is to be called Foot
stems of the Master" II might be described as Anu VI
rrose Christian Year." It consists OF rea'lss an'
,editot,ons for different church seasons following tie
H. of iarns from, Advent TO Ascension, though hvt
eclesastical procession Of form, DC. 10 s nteI5e@S @
viii poefls hymus &c. and with neat tyIoEr,InS IS '' o
We'll as a helpful and useful manual Of reis'us '''''
A new edition of Shakespeare III one Noi-
ume of about a thousand pages win 4OO u"'io' "
to ne pullshed by Cassol, Peter Gdpm under ti'o
title Of "The Leopold Shakespeare" Prince Leopold
bo,, elnted its dedication 20 him. The text VIII DC
mot of Prof Delus Of Bouu who has supplied Tor the
edition a chronological arrangement for the pays an"
o,s while an Introduction 10 the entire work has hrrn
Tb %TSteT IVY ~ Nobe Kmsmcn" and Edward H. botG
OF which plays, according % many d .i
ties contain much that is snekcspeaTe NE IeN, oi en-, ,C
former revised by Mr. Harold Leduc, the "'ter lIoIn
the text of Prof Dcllus.
Mr.. w. NJ ROssettis two-vOlume edition OF
Shelley with memoir and notes which has peth oa' VI
print for some time and not even to be bad a' 'o D"
Museum reading-room is % be roisSued in larger type
ond with much revision Mr. RoSsetu viii Introduce
numerous notifications, additions &c. into the memoir
and notes and indeed into the text ITSELF delehuCh
sometimes upon more recent information throught Io-
ward by himself among others, sometimes nl"h chdh1e
of views OF the structures of other critics ON hc Nue
tbe text will be somewhat more StntilN cHhsSIN3tNS
thou i'm fbe previous instance Most probably the BOOK
will appcar in two fOImsa tlIce-volune e'%"h WI"
leaded tyne: and twO-yOlume edition. tle same HP,:
Inf Win the leads removed. 4 new Aldme edition Of
Keats is also promised, with memoir Nv L"Fd HouSuo
IN contains little. If anything that is new h the ltN
hut tine poems have been rcarIdnScd III chIooioh4'l
order.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Michigan Central, with only about one-third Of N.
aggregate sales, worked much the same wav
Starting at 4S it sold at 49l2 was dull at 49ls G4oI
and finally sold at 50as. New-York Central "A a
tender to the speculation, crept from 1912 to lO5
while Erie sold at 1850 aud closed Il off atlI7o
The Philadelphians do not seem to have as high an
appreciation Of the results of an advance of rates
we do, because Pennsylvania Railroad stock onlv
advanced from ASA this morning TO 1855 this after
noon. The remainder of our MARKET IN the early
trading, evidenced a tendency toward lower
prices, Rock Island selling at 1013i; ST
Paul, 2Sl2; preferred, 59l2; Northwestern.
40li; and preferred, 6234; but later. under
the stimulating effects Of the sharp advances for the
trunk lines, they all improved from 4 to q per cent
from the lowest prices. The Hannibal and ST. Joseph
stocks opened firm and advanced to 81 for the pre-
feTed and 1911 for the common, but later were
quiet, selling at 29G294 and 15os0152l respec-
lively. To-day it is intimated that there is to be a
radical change in the management of this road
which would account for the persistent buying
which we have before mentioned. Western Union
was more active than of late, and advanced
from 717s0713l 10 73, and Pacific Mail
after selling at 2549259257s, closed at
2j. The market closed excited and firm. The final
changes from the closing prices of yesterday are az
follows Wabash and st. Paul, each a st. Paul
preferred, Erie, and Pacific Mail each 80 y Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, Harlem, and Northwest
preferred, each y Missouri Pacific, "a; Central
and Hudson, c., c. c. and l., Western Union, and
Wells-FarGO, each / New-York and New-Haven,
1l2 Lake Shore, rs; Delaware and Hudson, q
and Michigan Central, 2ls. Declnes-North-West
and Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred each Ii
New-Jersey Central and Hannibal and st. Joseph,
each 30 and Morris and Essex, u per cent. The
following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
TUESDAY. Oct. OF. NJ.

The market advanced to-day on fresh stories Of
the close Of the railroad war. 1t received additional
impetus, late in the day. from what was
considered the moro warli1e tone of the cable dis
patches although the price of consols the London
Exchange-closing at p. III. at 047s, the same as
in the morning-did not indicate any uneasiness
there. Lake Shore has been the leading feature,
selling from Co.'S to 620sa62i2. After tho advance
to 6lst and the purchase and sale of about $4,000
shares the stock became very duh, and its price
reacted to 6112 1t was not till toward the close
that the dash was made that carried its price to 62o
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

state bonds were quiet, the sales covering Ten
nessee new series at A, aud Virginia consoiS' eH-
matured coupons, at 6Sas 6Sl. SKIES of Missouri,
1877, sold at 1913. In city banks, Repuonc l-2,
sold at ID and Fourth National l3Jl at 80 III ~ "
road bonds the feature was the Hannibal ana -
Joseph convertible consols, which advanced to siSi'
New-Jersey Central bonds were tirm-hrss at lO--,
and consolidated at sIA Lehigh and NuktsDaIILo
consOls ruling go paid and bid. Chicago ana Nortn- %
Western consols were 1912, and coupon golo "a Cpn ~
soils 953i. Morris and Essex sevens Of 1871 SOFA ~ g
1Ol Erie seconds at 1O2li. Union Pacific nSts ay
1854. Ceutrals at 1898. and seconds OF AlDan!
and Susquehanna at lOl. NH. ..,rt.
its approximate earnings as follows; So. ssess
1876 .SSl 7l9 1873 5..--s 27ot increase
1876 50 2606jI 90 1870 80. 5'10J IL IS
The following shows the exports leXcluSiNeot "a
specie) from the port Of New-(ork To foreign ports
for the week ending Oct p and since the beginning
OF the year: ,. ,S,x 1870
For thu veek .. s4.Ii3,5l6 S39o3.J36 roo s59yVGS
PREVIOUSLY reported. .23j.62 v62 2Olulo,0il 2l'99i
ro,,, since J,ul s24oS55l l7s S2O5tO2O77 s2i7672NS
Price Ol gull.,....... IlO lI0H
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
inr nnotations of foreign eXchange !:

There was an increased demand for money AT the
Stock Exchange causing rates TO advance TO per
cent although later loans of balances were
,naJ, at 90. Discount is as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day 100000 national bank notes for re-
dcmntion. The customs receipts were S3OO,OOQ,
and internal revenue receipts $25O,000. The fol-
lov,ing is the Clearing house statement TO-DAY;
Currency exchanges, $6l ,260 l57; currency bal
ances. $3,GS27l5; gold exchanges, S3,oi4,oo''
gold balances, SS4J,34l.
United states bonds were quiet and about steady,
with no special feature noted. Washington dis
patches report the sum of S2ooCO SIX per GEMS ,
withdrawn from the Treasury Department to-day
and new A., per cents substituted therefor. We
auueNt latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

commencing MONDAY, oct q, 1876. Trains
Leave New oIk, loot OF Lberst al jlO G45, 7IJ 9l5
a.. m, l:3O D. 6:3O D..
Leave foot Clarksonst. C:35 73J, oo5 a. m, 1870
4ZO. 6;2O y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia from station NorthPennsyyanln Rail
road Third and BerEsss at 1880 930 a.m. 1870 500 D.
$3.50 p m. Leave Centennial Grounds al tJ, 10 a. m H.
B. 400, Gl0 =. N.
Putnam Drawing Room Cars attached TO tho 7iJ aud
$40 uains nom Newl Ork, and tO trains leaving
teuuIal Grounds st Z. 80 and b.lO D.
Au trains connect gt 10 and fr5D. TTet0n
Leave Trenton for New York at 5ij, SlJ 1870 nj 2:lO
34J, 545, 7.2O ..
Rates passengers freight low "A by routes,
Centennial passengers delivered at the main entrance
Centennial Grounds. II. F. BALDWIN.
Gen Ageuf
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Total sales for the
s74i4 seller SO days.
n1crs OF PumApELrmA sTocKs.

The cable news regarding the lmmeuiatc outDreak
of hostilites was less apprehensiye fact that
stifened securities on the London stock Exchange,
where consos were q4l51e: L. ). old 1865, lO3 (;
July scvens 1Osls; new fives, 107 7s and lO4Os,
los. The sum of E3 900 bullion was Withdrawn
from the Bank of England to-day Paris dispatches
report the French five per cent rentes up from
1Gf42l2 yesterday to l0L65i sight exchange on
London being 2J1S. Here the foreign exchange
market was duh and steady, the rates being noml-
nally the same as yesterday Gold was dull and urn,
all the sales having been at l093i to 1O9's DAILY
loans cost fiat, and l and per cent for use. lhe
Treasury will begin the prepayment, without re-
bate tomorrow of the interest due in November on
the e. = bonds, 1850. and the new hves ne lnteIesS
EXPORT cearances OF domestic produce from the pos
of New-York for the week ending tonight amounted
iu currency valuation to 3G .OGS. The Assistan9
Treasurer paid ont IN com interest SS,OOO, ana
81 900 in redemption Of called bonds. The day3S Gy3
business at the Gold Exchange BANK covered; you I
cleared. 500. 80 900: gold balances, Sl,0l956D
currency balances Sl,1S3,39l. The principal quo
tations Of gold were:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
SEw-YoEK. Tuesday. Oct, u, 1876.
ey be found the result of to-day 5
r.I...s....f. .f.f..rf Ufftfrft4uf u. -

Gorscs. Carriages, 6drness, &r.
4 SSIGNFEs AUC1ION.-W. a.. CARTER
y viii SILL o. ~ Cortardt .t near Hr cr~ich on FRI
Daf .GN l. oct ~. 90 ! O'Clock twenty draft aui ruti
HORSES. Nl LIS, together Win uuths'
harness. wagons. DC sale efempi'ry.
ItRTBE. 3GG CANAL-SI., builds thc BISI
" burr, or csrriapr o' kline the LEAST MONEY.
so .ay most C,ut,Iu ai visitor.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
For Both sexes--City.

4 MEXICAN KINDERGARIEN.-I 17ih
- year viii begin MONDAY, oct :, 80 Il LaSi +Sd+-
All The FIoebel ideas adapted 90 American wants.
An entirely set q Materials chca9 and beautiful
ranged by and manufactured only ior Ms Coc schools and
families supplied.
Many primary schools in various parts o. the county are
Normal Class for mothers ard tcacrcrs afternoon.
as the demand the American kindergarten yattu as
tlugIt by 81 h. Coo 81 lncIoa.ng IarL-N.