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One More Word Ga, the Earthquake Of
a 1852.

11 STAuN1oN, January IL, 1876
Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
The diversity tf statements touching the
earthquake of 1852 has surprised me. That
phenomenon, as felt By myself and the cti-
zens of S'auntoG generally. was so remarka'
BILE that it would setnl impossible to forget ii.
The day was calm. bright, and beautiful
in May, think. Stated at my dinner-table
about to Q P. NJ, with no one present but
my venerable mother 10y family on a visit in
the Vest, suddenly shaking or jarring as
OF the whole house was most seusibIy felt,
accompanied by loud rattling OF the tin roof.
/ could compare It a. the time to nothing so
like the pounding CT an immense weight
(as OF battering ram) on the roof, jarring
by quick blows the whole building, which
is large one Of brick. Ny mother, drop.
ping knife and fork, excl timed, /" why, what
is the matter With your house." spraDg
to the door, and at that instant the expIapa.
tion occurred to me. ] said, :. II must be an
earthquake 80
Its duration was, should think, about the
same as OF the FIRST ard chief shock we felt 10
the late earthquake Of December iast--same
tso seconds-but was beyond compare more
formidable, for 10 this last ouly the Windows
Of our house ratified violently, but not the
walls, furniture, or floor sensibiy Is to
say, on the first floor. Above stairs my chill
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House bill to amend the law in regard to
the powers, duties, &C., of county officers,
80 as to facilitate the collection of taxes by
Increasing their compensation. came up as
the special aud continuing order, and was
discussed by Messrs. HuBARD. NEELEY, SnEF.
FEY, LACY, PURCELL, and SMITH of Fau-
quier. ... !
Ats =. NJ. MIR. SMITH gave way to mo.
ton to adjourn, which was agreed to. f.
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A Man the House Cannot DO Witho"t'
tsnsc,.l aisna.ch 20 the Baltimore Gazette.l


WASHINGTON, January 16.-William Smith,
a colored citizen of Washington, prominent
member OF the colored Catholic congrega.
tior. the Presidents appointee as one OF .ns
District police commissioners, who renaef leu
william j. Albert important setV'ce = 10 1e 1ss
campaign for Congress in the fall OF io'Z;
who was a useful friend of Boss SHEPHERD
and and the District ring, is messenger in the
real paI'u librarian. Speaker Kerr says of this
man that be is so valuable for mis- won M au,
tnowIedge of the bills and business OF past
Cn,gresses that the interest Of the Demo
cratic Hous, requires his retention, and Mr;
Adams, the clerk, will retain BIN. Samuel
n. Decker, an armless door:keeper under
the Forty.third Congress, has been retained
by Doorkeeper Fitzhue, else be wo u,c nav w.
been paraded through New Hampshire oy
the Republicans in the coming campaign as
an evidence of Democratic ingratitude Tor
the manned soldier.
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MAJ BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF
DRY GOODS.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, AND DRY
GOODS TUMBLE.

sYCLE BROTHERS will, in order to close on
their winter stock from this date offer DRH
GOODS at prices never before known 10 this trade
In order 10 close out IN overplus of HAMILTON
TYCOON REPS which We have in stock we vii
offer them at only 20c., which Is one cent below
Isl 1900 pieces of the BEST STYLES PRINTS a
O., 81. and DC: per yard;
Black HLPACAs at 20, rs, so, s5, AZ, so, e2x
10, S5c., AID 81 per yard.
These goods are of the very best brands, and W.
call sDccial atte 1tiCn to them they have been
marked down from 10 to 20 per cent. >,,s,, ,,o
We have the largest line of SIINsrFlNlSH Mo
gLA HEIRS fa R e sly M n2R HG G GS
AUSTRALIAN CREPks' BlARIIZ' &C.
Don't fail 10 look at these goods if you want &c
sasf PHHF Wells and CREPE coLLAEs-a fine
Ind CokOREb prices to asouisl
BLACK *. SILK naa at 81 which has IS
pRs fsS q So SSE 81. bRsss aoops at
500 pieces PLAID FRENCH CAMBKICs, one
Look xa ut o Sa bo 81 Isl T9fE PA
All S54Hes ID RKGMT eRp reted prices;
LoNspALE CAMBRIc 19c, reduced from one
full I line of PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELs
WHITE 1O-4 BED-BLhNhE1o u 30 '.1~N
BoME-MADE CALICO COMFORTS at $1;4O,
$3.50, aud IL, rs, made OF the PesT matet y, 10
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTIoNa az QUO
BL RaJ RiaIS kiN1TTNG.coTToN and COTTON
An Excellent aasS y rIWIo,BurToN CoLoRED KID at
75c. worth 3 60; 80 /
ES as f.. EtplCOTHHs, NAPKT&, TOWELS,
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS, reduced IN
IINMN GbLLA AIRS and CUFFS. PLAINahd q EN-
STITCHED HANDkEkCH1EFS, BREAh n;
FAST SHAWLS, HOODS, SACQuES, 'CAfS,
RICH SILK SCAaFs at 8 and zoe. worth so and
60c.; b."
A large stock of FURS, CARPETS, and OIL
CLOTHS TO be closed out regardless OF cost;
HUNDREDS of other articles marked down, which
we have not space enough to enumerate.
CONE ONE, COME ALL, 10 the cheap dry1goods
establishment OF SYCLE. BRCIHEkS
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Ia 5
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dren say the shaking Of the house was plaiul!

dren say the shaking OF the house was plainly
fclt.. pS VI ts.8 -
Iwent down town shortly after dinner. DIR.
George E.Pfice, hardware merchant then a as
now, told me that along The aide of bis store
the. trace.cbains suspended from nails or
hooks oscillated With penduiistic motion OF
considerable sweep, while across The end o!
the store lat right angles to the side wallis a
number OF broadaxes, suspended by Irvine
cord, Tipped with rapid motion and much
noise against the wall. .a,,.r,;;7-
My recollection is, from notices published
in the National Inte!iigencer of that day, the
comnlotion was much more widely expert
enced throughout the country than the re-
cent December disturbance. Yours. respect
| fully, WILLIAM rHAAtEH'
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Died yesterday. at 8 O'Clock 2. ~. at his resi-
deuce, G3S seventh street, HANOVER BANKS, In
the siNty-ninth year Of his age. -
His funeral Will take place TO-DAY at First
African Baptist church at O'Clock Z. VI.
Died. OH the 18th instant, at 5:55 O'Clock a. 81 ;,
HENRY f., son of Francis and Caroline Staude;
aged nineteen years, four months, anti one day. .
Thus has passed away q most worthy young man.
instant, ut 8 O'Clock P NJ, from st Johns German
church. Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited TO attend. 80. ....-., 49,. .- .s-..s.
Baltimore and New York papers please copy. y
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Senator QUEsENBERRY, president pro tenn
la the chair.
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/, dependence, arc especially worthy OF atsen.
ton. The author isg an Englishman. #

dependence, arc especially worthy OF alten.
ton. The author isg an Englishman. u
For sale by WEST, JonSsTes& Co.
Elijah the Prophet By The Rev. WILLIAM
N. TAYLOR. D. D.. minister OF The BROAD,
way tabernacle, New lork Guy NJ, a"s Ynr,. I.
iIARpER g. BRorHERs.
Fer sale by WEST, JOHNSTON g. co.
O,ren G,gyan's Great Work. A Novel. BY
ire author of "Tbe story of Wandering
Willie."" Conrad the Squirrel" &c. Ne"
York: HARrRR Il BROTHERS. No. 4S o.
HAgPER's Library Of Select Novels.
Victor and Fdnqu;shed. A Novel. By
MARY CECIL Hay, author Of cold Myd
dlctou's Money, sTbe Squire's Legacy,
&c. New York: HARPER e. Brothers
No. 456 of HARrER's Library of Selec
Novels.
Both these novels arc for sale by c. F
JOHNSTON, news.dea!er, Main.street.
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ssrsshss1 ~ - ~ sss'sas-7ss
New Books.

Thrift. By SAMUEL SMILES Author oil
a Character" Sell-Help,D etc. New York
HARPER & BROTHERS.
TIE themes Of this work are entirely prac-
.tseal, and they are discussed judieiously. The
whole round Of the economy of life affecting
the physical as Well as peeuniary condition
OF men, is patiently considered, Some
thoughts upon the use and abuse Of money
and t &c preservation Of health as well asin-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-18

BIRTHDAY OF GENERAL r. E. LEE,
ave ageced upon the following order Of proceed
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DnrkucSSnn nf tho ArIny,

WASHINGTON, January 16.-The Military
Committee of tine House does not favor tie
reduction of the army. The Indian Affairs
Committee have asked General Sherman to
appear before the subcommittee and give
his opinion Oh the transfer Of the Indian Blu.
reau to the War Department; which he will
probably do Tomorrow.
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been-iastructed by the
IN Council Committee on Water 10 make more
freqHent: examinations Of the premises q water
takers To ascertain and report allunnecesry waste
of eli water from carelessness, defective hydrantss
water-c!osets, &C., shall, therefore 10 obedisnee
visits on the sl4THs DAY stUF TFERRC ARY thy
which lime water takers are expected 10 have made
all necessary reaatrs and report al waste OF Clti
: ,.tI.st,. JOHN POE, dR.,s;
a14-Iot $3.50 Chief Of Police.
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rnrncr,s Ferry Property.

WAsH1SGToN, January 49, Under the res
olution of the House permitting the Govern
ment to resell the Harpel's Ferry property,
the Attorney General says be will give The
opinion that it should be bid in by the Secre-
tnru nf War.
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Firing the Northern Heart.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Tne speech Of
Mr. Hill as delivered, not as revised, and the
speeches of Blaine aud Garfield, are to be
made Republican campaign documents.
Probably not less than 10000 Of these and
General Banks's speech will be printed for
general circulation.
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II ICORlCE PASTE.

CAUTION.-It having come to my knowledge
that Licorice Paste has been offered for sale I'M
richmond anu elsewhere supporting to be OF my
manufactnre, the present is 10 say thai hereafter
uii cases con,ainipg my Lieorice will he branded
with my trade-nlsrE, without which none Is genn4
iasY mine, and TO counterfeit which Will bring the
aggressor within the pale OF the law. u ....,l
il 7-2W 1iCs McANDREW.
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS.


81. COHEN BROTHERS..
All goods reduced in order to close stock for this
season. Their stock Is the fullest ever offered this
season of the year. ...
NOW is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the 1st and con-
tinue until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduceda at least 25 per cent.
Great reduction in all SIbkS:
COLoRED SILKS at astonlshns'y low marks to
close for this season-their stock Of SILKS Is
almost complete In every variety OF shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduc-
ton; ...t.
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAT
FETA and GROS-GRAlN;
CAsHMERES, BONBAzINES, TAMIsE, AUS.
TRALIAN CREPEs, and other
~. MOURNING GOODS ..
at less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced TO CSC.
worth fully s1.25-olher GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-WooL FLANNEL reduced to zoe. a
yard; - .
A large stock of HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY
purchased at various auction sales during the
past season Is reduced to an astonishlngly low
rate; .sf -. ...s
Two cases good CALICOEs reduced to 5Hc., SELL
ing generally at SHc. (.
Best make of CALICOES reduced to eye;
Three cases of YARD-WI BLEACHED COT
TON, equal In quality to Androscoggin, at &c.
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c.,
cheap at l0c.; , s..-....... ....-.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, and all other goods
greatly reduced to close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
sos Broad street,
ja3 between Third ana Fourth streets.
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"a Citizen and Taxpayer speaks out
boldly, bu. we are afraid that his communi-
cation would ofisnd rather than convince
ihe old fog:es Of the Legislature.
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NE THE USUAL DEVOTIONAL SER
VICE conducted by the members OF the Y. N. G. a.
will be held in the Oregon Hin Methodist church
THIS Tuesday EVENING at aqusrter to o'clock.
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M a RRUA6,ES

Married, January 18th, at the residence of NJ. c
Dixon, Greensboro, y. e., by Rev. j. l.. Conrad
Mr. j. ". FINCH, of Lexington, n. e., TO Mis-:
EDDIE LEE HILLYARD, OF Richmond, va.
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HAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE
i il my business, Imust ask all parties indebted 10
me 10 call and settle their accounts with Mr.
JoHN,W. GooDE. II g.. w. Taylors store, corner
the hands OF collector with Instructions TO force
collection. lst snt fI5nss n w .,B. SMITH.
To- .e.rFt
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MILES. HORSES, DE.
NTICK'S FLORAL GUIDE,

This Is beautiful QUARTERLY JOURNAL, finely
illustrated, and contains elegant colored Fronts
piece with the first No. Price only twenty-five
cents for the year. The first No. for 1875 just Is
sued. r,...gts-. Is t.- .ess. 4-.gt. El !
ylcK,s FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GAR.
DEN, thirty-fye cents; with cio'h covers, sixty
five cents. ADDRESS 43is- JAMES WICK,
ia 1S.d&w1ts @.- ~ Rochester. MY. /
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SPECIAL NOTES.
]. NJ ATcosTt AT cosr, AT COST

- &
win offer for The next sixty days my entise
stock Of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C., at ana be.
low cost, preparatory 10 taking Inventory, as dc
not believe in carrying goods over from one season
giving me call, as goods must and will be sold
cheap 10 effect sales. Come one and all to the grand
sale or
DRESS GOODS of all kinds and prices,
BLACK ALPAcAs, CACHMEREs, MEgINos,
HENRIETTA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BIZ ACK and CoLoRED SILKS and PopLNs,
PLAIN and PLAID FLANNELs;
WHITE, GRAY, RED, BLUE, and CHECKED
FLANNELS, for shirts, &C.;
WHITE, RED, and GRAY TABLE-LINENs and
y NAPKINS;
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETfNGs, Pill.
LOW-CASE COTT0NS, BED-TICKINGS,
GINGHANs, and JEANS-extra chear;
BLANKETS, white and colored, At cost, to close
them out;
saAwLs, BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, very low;
CASSlMEREs, JEANS,
WATERPROOF and BEAVER CLOTHS at cost
to sci. them out-great bar gains;
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SETS,
NUBIAs, HOODS; ....
Ladies'. Misses, and Gentenc : MRRINo
SHIRTS and DRAWERS-exua heap;
The largest stock OF KID GLOVES in the city at
the lowest prices;
sCARFs, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS, CAM
BRIO EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS, &C., extra
cheap. se..feE r"s...reas 81.
Don't forget, now Is the time TO save money, and
the place is ut WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
ja1l COL Broad street.
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KOARDINa AND LODGING.

DOARD.-A gentleman and lady, or two
ID gentlemen, can be accommodated WITH excel
aoor front ROOM, on moderate terms, at liz
Eighth street, between Grace and Franklin.
taiS-1H
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PROPOSALS.
---~-~-~>~~~- ~-~-<~%~~->~>~>~-~---~-~-
GTATE FAIRGROUNDS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
secretary's Office for the rent of the Fair-Grounds
for The present year also, alternative proposals Tor
five years lease, including refreshment privileges
during the Fairs. $685. =
Terms and conditions made known at the office:
Bids will be opened MONDAY the Gath or The
p resent month. +. u. LEl5h,
. il los, Tu&S3t Secretary'
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OF GENERAL LEES
BIRTHDAY.

The undersigned committee, appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for the celebration Of
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GROCERIES,. dc.

TOHN n. GORDON,S SONS, ..
~ WHOLESALE GRoCERS AND DEALERS IN
:. NOVA SCOTIA GIRLS DSTOSES,
No. IL Pearl block. Fourteenth street, between
Main and Cary streets,
offer to the city and cOuHtry trade
REFINED WHITE and YELLOW SUGAR-Vari0u
grades: ..t =
RIO, LACUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE; .-
srGAn-H0 aud Porto RICO SloLASSES;
Five C;IrypOwpER and BLACK tOoLDNG) TEAS;
RI CARD SODA. CAROLINA RICE,
ApAMANTINE CANDLES. PEARL STARCH,
LAUNDRY SOAPS OF various grades.
CHEESE, LARD, FISH. BACON, BULE.MEAT6,
LIVERPOOL SALT, CUT NAILS,
NOVA SCOTIA GRIEDSTOSES. ia ISL MeoI
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SATURDAY NIGHT,
Mr.. Booths benefit and last appearance-two
sShakspear6an characters
CARDINAL MISUNDERSTANDING.

Good seats c7n now be secured for any of the re-
manning performances. ..s s@s -...#-
1t Is most earnestly and considerably requested
that all holders of reserved places will be in the
Theatre before s O'Clock 10 avoid confusion daring
the first scene of the play.
Seats secured in advance during the day at II. &.
WAITS musc-store, Vain street.
Doors open at z; curtain rises at s O'clock.
jt1S-it
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WTILLIAM c. BRaZEAL
AGAIN IN THE WOOD AND COAL TRADE

4 YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four bun
IL dred tons OF this celebrated coal for sale. Ais
Reliance and BurnsIde Egg and stove; Wes!
Virginia Splnt of af kinds: Georges Creek Cum.
beriand, for steam aud smiths Use; Clover iiIl
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump aud Han Coke;
Osk and Pine Wood. WHIT ROBERTS.
|. oc "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
Dossssst6c Aarless0.

Yesterday afternoon the street market
WAS large and well attended. Every thing
that the human appetite could crave was
there to be dealt out to those who might
want it. Prices did not differ very much
from those obtained on Saturday.
The following prices were obtained in
market yesterday: 3 m
ia Butter, % Is, per pound; eggs, 25c
per dog; pears, 15@26c per half peck;
new white potatoes, 15@20 cents pei
half peck; do. !; sweet potatoes,
15@2o do; onions, cooper y peck: beans,
Zoe per half peckcabbage, 6@10c per head;
dried fruits, S@12c per pound, do. pared
5000 do; honey asa @35per lb; oranges, 500
75c per doz.: lemons, 40@5oc do; caute-
c1cumbers, 1d9s5 cents per dog ;
2@5c apiece; currants, 10@12c per quart;
radishes, 2@3c per bunch; string beans,
10c per half peck; squathes, a@5c each;
beets, 4@5c per bunch; tomatoes, 100000
half peck; do. ;corn, 12@l5 per doz. peaches,
10000 per half peck; 50@s1 per basket
watermelons, 15@4Oc apiece; egg plants,
SOLO; plums, 1O@12 per quart: crab apples,
2O@25c per half peck; grapes, 8@10c per
pound; apples 8@10c per balf peck; oats
35c per bushels; grapes, 6@10c per quart.
Meats as follows:
Stewing pieces, 5@10c per pound; round
steak, 14c do; roast, 1A@1Sc; sirloin, 100
lSc; best outlets, 1O@l6c; mutton chops, II
91Sc; leg of mutton, 14@16c; roast of
veal, 16@1Sc; lamb, 16@20c; ham, 10000;
shoulder, 10@12c; lard, 16c; Clipped beet,
1S@3Oc; liver, 1Oc per pound.
The fish market is well supplied, and but
little difference in the prices from that
asked last week.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY. September l.
Bark is dull and nominal at $40 per ton 70,
No. QuercitrOn.
Coffee the demand is fairly ac,ive, ana so
bags Rio at l5al614c. for low grade; 1910 for
fair. and l8Nc for prime; lou bags Laguayra
at i6Lc and some Java at 2OaSa2lc aud
Is bags Maracaibo at 49,.
Sugar remains as before quoted, quiet
9Ia0X for fair and good. refining. Refined
snrars are Without activity at llIc for
cut loaf lls4c for crushed and powdered;
Moiasses- sales of Saturday cleared
the market OF all the cargOes Offering. TWO
are now being discharged, but are not yet
seekina buyers, There is considerable In
nnirv from boilers, and the market exhib-
It's much strength We still quote desirable
cargoes at 400 for so test.
The Flour market may be characterized
as steady but there Is an absence Of activity
Low grade and new wheat fiours are dull
and fresh ground are in fair request with
noticeable scacity of MinnesotaS of choice
grades: Sales Of 200 barrels, inc!q g ling M sn-
pes ppesota extra family at IS 25a5 50 for old
stock. as 75a6 so for fresh ground; Pennsy!-
vanio. Ohio and Indiana do at Is 6Oa6 70,
and fancy brands at $7a8 25 as to quality.
RYE Flour sells at 81 u.
IN Corn Meal no sales
seeds;-The arrivals of new Cloverseed
shen 4 few days ago. Tha last sale was at
i4c' i Timothy Is selling at 81 s5a2 for cash as
to quality. Flaxseed Is taken by the crush
wheat is in light supply and the inquiry
is chiefly for the better descriptions whicn
at 81 1922 is for red; 81 2Oal 2S for amber and
ST 25al 20 for white.
Rye IL entirely nominal.
Corn is wanting both in flrmnes and &C.
tivity. Sales OF ~ OO0 bushels at osaoSc iof
yellow as to quality.
oats are in fair request and the offerings
are less liberal, sales Of old white at NaA4c.
III Feed "a Il dpii. several cazloads winter bran
.s%la1 I %1;s 4: s3sii1s = 81 81 a 4
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, depressed, irritable state oi
mind. a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
weak memory.the heconseQnences Of excessea
mental overwork. This nervous debility
finds fovereign cure In Il. r. KunkeEa
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones the system,
dispels the mental gloom and desp0ndehcy
and rejuvenates the enfisesys,enl, =
now only ask q trial OF this valuable
Tonic. Price. VI per bottle. E. F. KUN
XIII, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of iron, and take no other make Sold only
in 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit, Il,
beware ofthem. ss-s ..la.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine. passing from the system alive
No fee until the head passes. Come and re
fer to the patients tre;lted. Dr.. Z. F. KUA-
KEL, No. 259 North Ninth Street. Philadel-
phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin. and stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm 6YRUP. Price 81 per
bottle. Send for circular. III
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
He Wouldn't Tell q Lie.
from the New York Telegram. ]

One of the police captains yesterday had
call from party living "way up the riv-
er," He entered the station honse In a
great hurry, blew his nose with pistol
| like report, and loudly inquired If there
was q city ordinance which allowed one
eyed M AN to hit him on the chin and extract
ti,irty-five dollars from his vest pocket. The
captain didn't think there was, and the
stranger was anxious for the police to turn
out and search all the streets and arrest all
the one-eyed men in New York. When he
found nothing could be done for him owing
to his ignorance of localities, he turned pale
and grew very thirsty.
That money!" he gasped, "was to buy an
alpaca dress, a pair Of shoes, some factory
cloth, q feather tick, ten yards of sheeting,
and eight cents worth of hooks and eyes. IL
was money the old woman had saved ey
selling eggs and butter, and how on earth
/ can face her is more than know"
"Any money leftW asked the captain.
WBout 'leven cents, )" was the reply.
"Well, 4 don't see how lean help you, "said
the officer.
The man walked the floor for several min
utes, and at length his face frightened.
"Captain, ;" he softly began, as he halted,
"sposin' you was my wife,"
eyes"
can sposin left home for New York,
with thirty-fve dollars in my pocket to buy
thingss"
"Yes."
Wsposin' returned home with card of
hooks and eyes in one hand for you, and 2
box of rattles in the other for the baby, and
told you that hooks and eyes had gone up
to dollar apiece, would you believe me,
tit would be rather tough" answered
the captain.
do to tell her that rattle-boxes had gone up
to "a dollars, would III" III
"Hardly." 49,.
There was another period of silence, then
the anxious man remarked:
"Captairl, don't think III lie to her at
all. I'll tell her that Jay Cookies failure
busted me out oft, and If she's mind to
riD an tear about the work of Providence,
why I'll have to let her jaw around ano
| cool Of. Good-bye, captain, glad that you
didn't advise me to lie."
The Morning herald., 1876-09-02
TsYrlAls rt6hs.

a A terrible light oeeurfed at ,Adsmseowu,'
Lancaster icounty, Pa, on August 10th,
during parade Of American Mechanics, in
which ave hundred persons were ;pittsd
against three, ono Of whom, joel Nillsr,
kept the crowd at bay for bours. Miller,
emsn were afterwards overpowered and 81
most murdered. -l