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The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

A prominent real estate dealer, who
does q large business in New York
city, reports to correspondent of the
Ledger that rents are running with no
sort of regularity, and there is no fixed
price. st present occupants s.are: :desir-
Gus of staying on for another year.
provided they have lower rents, the
concession is at once made 10 them,
and in these cases the reduction may
be said to run all along from Is to 20
per cent. There are great many
stores to let on Broadway, between
Canal street and Madison park, and
people who can furnish satisfactory
guarantees that they will pay theiI
rent when it is due can have them on
almost their own terms.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24
Stewards Lutte Divvy OF $3.50, 200

Special Dispatch to the Times
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Thc testi :
mony of eX Senator Stewart to day
developed the facts that he cleared
about $3.50, 900 by his operations in the
Emma Mine business and that there is
a grave difference between him and
Baron Grant and Lyon as to the time
when Schepck agreed to take position n
as director.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

To BE ALrERED.-On Wednesday, the
City of Houston, which has been running
between the city of New York and Gal
weston, Texas, arrived at the yards of the
Harlan K Hollingsworth, and will go into
the dry docks Immediately for important
alterations. She is to be heightened tif-
ty feet at the bows, this alteration being
necessary on account of q difficulty in
sailing in her present condition. The
work will be pushed forward with dis
patch.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

OFF THE TRAcK.-At Landenburg,
this morning, the tender of the last
bound train on the W, & W. got off
the track, and the train will not reach
Wilmington until 1915 this p. m.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

LIBERAL CoNTRIBUTIoN.-The Phil
adelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore K. r.
Company have remitted to ]. X. Adams.
Treasurer, one hundred dollars as con-
tribution to the Delaware Centennial
building. This is liberal and creditable
to the company.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

SHOULDER DIsLocATED.-E'red Krayer,
a baker and confectioner at No 523 East
Fifth street, while in front Of the Girard
House, Philadelphia, few days ago,
slipped upon the pavement and disloca-
ted his shoulder. Mr. Krayer has been
appointed Chief Baker Of the Grand E47
grounds, and was in Philadelphia select
ing his assistants, when he met with his
accident
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

In the Criminal Court at Baltimore
yesterday, Mrs. Gortrude Lohman,
keeper of a beer saloon, was fined
$1,000 for having rented room in her
house to party for the purpose OF
selling lottery policies. in violation oi
law.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, March "a, / A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States and Lower
Lake region partly cloudy and warmer
weather, followed by rain during the
evening, winds shifting to easterly
and southerly, and falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the 59th monthly
meeting of Workingmens Loan Associa-
ton, last evening, $1,000 sold at 25f per
cent. and Sl4OO at Isl, all in the third
series.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

H5- Ridges Food for Infants Invalids and
see advertisement. teb2l 9m
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24
Look and Read .

No More Breaking Chlmneys. some
thing new; it sells at sight 1genfs
wanted to sell q. NJ Bulls Patent Fire
Proof Mica or Isnglass Pyramid Lamp Chin
news. This is one of the greatest money,
saving articles OF the present age. They VIII
last for years; they give n steady light; they
can be used as a nurse lamp; they Will heat
water in a few minutes. samples sent post
paid, for 20 cents, to any address: state
what territory you wish when sending for
sampe. Large profits made; For terms &c'
address, q. Nj. GULL, New Baltimore, \. \.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-24

The Pension Appropriation bill has
been signed by the President.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

Jest to postovni vdz,. pravil, "a til O.
soby neho sestupuji.' Sir William pr
tomto hluku techto slovich zbledl.
Hermina, kteraz nem9la lee iakes ne
ist6 svedomi sob6 tom, co Sc kolem
dele, citila, kterak j ubyva sill, dim vi
ce Sc blizi hodina osudna, Hermina "a
cbvela Sc jakymsi kmitem nadeje.
Nahle otevfely Sc dvefe ma prahu o
bjevil Sc muz.
Pan hrabe ziKergazu' ohlasoval slu-
ha.
A Armand cerne oblecen, bledy, dds
tojn} jako soudce vstoupil zvolna kra-
Gel primo k panf Kermadeku, neohlize
je Sc ma sira Williama.
,Pani pravil k nj, ,odpustte, ze odva
zuju Sc veiiti vam, nejsa ocekavan, "a
okolnosti vaznych, ale pfi6ina vyssf do
lezitejsi mne mutt"
Pane hrabe,' odpovedela udiyena ba-
ronka, atjest pficina pfichodu vasebo
kterakoliv, budte mi vitan!"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
LVII.
S m lou II Y a.
Sir William

Kdyz uplynul tfden po zaslani tohoto
listu, wal ma So starry zamek Genety cd
osme hodiny ranni slavnostni raz; sluho-
We, safafsve, okolni venkovane behalf v
svatecnim obleku, PAM baronka Ker
madeku ustroiila Sc Sat slavnostni, KITE
ryz pochazel prvnich dob cisafstvi.
Okolo hodiny devate sjelo Sc okoli
mnozstvi kocard, nichz pfijel obyva-
tele okolnich zamki a notaf, kteryz
mel sepsati smlouvu.
Kone6n6 pfihrcol skvostny vozik, ne
hoz vystoupil sir William hostitel sv6
dek jeho chovalier Lacy.
Sir William zafil.
Jests n6kolik hodin mel byti NAME.
lem Herminy, dvanact miliond bylo jeho
Go Sc tyka slecny Beaupr6au, vstala
jako vstavaji mucednice, ably sly k smrti
Verna slovu, jez dala k vdli zachran6-
nj Fernando, m6la SO vdati ga sira Wilt
anna, ponevadz ten, jehoz milovala dosud,
byl svoboden.
Bledsi nez mramorova socha objevila
Sc biem sy yatebnim sat6 pred hostmi,
shromazdenymi salone, jake obet lid
ska vydana noz obetnikovu.
Pan Beaupreau il podal ram6; mat
ka kracela vedle.
Hermina dovedla po nekolik dni tax
vyborne zatajiti bolest, ona stavea Sc tax
mistrne, ably okazala, ze 1plne smazala
pamatku Fernandovu re srdce, ze srdce
jeji opanoval jediny sir William, ze Sc i
bystre oko matcino oklamalo.
Terezie domnivala Sc, ze Jest dcera
stastna vykladala 81 neobyceinon ble-
dost jeff tim, ze jest to dcinek roztileni,
jez nerozlucn6 provazi dej veliky, kteryz
mel bYti vykonan.
Smlouva Sc mela podepsati devate
hodine, iodine desate melo Sc jeti do
nedaleke osady, kdez Sc mel diti shatek,
nacez po jedenacte hodine mela Sc slouzi
ii svatebni mise.
Jeste. .tehoz vecera ustanoven byl snou-
bencdm odjezd do Pafize, kamz je nela
pies velike staff provazeti baronka Ker
madeku chevalier Lacy, jenz zvlasf
chtel zenicha doproyodit.
Tedy kdyz Sc bio devet hodin, otevfe-
ly SO dvefe velkeho salonu ma zamku ge-
netskem mlada nevesta vstonpila opira
JIG SO rame pana Beaupreau a prova-
zena jsouc matkou, kterouz vedl sir Will
liam.
Hoste, z okoli sezvani, shromazdeni by
Ii zenami svymi v komnate sousedni, j
nesettili pochval, vidouce vznesenou a u
siechtilou postavu bohateho cizince, KITE
ryz 81 bral pouhe lasky divku skoro bez
vena.
Notaf, maly hubeny stafec paru-
kou, jenz sedel "a pfipravenfm stolen,
mumlal:
,Znamenite bohatstvi! ma mou veru,
jsou.li pravdivy doklady, zaslane Irska
cd notafe cherifa dublinskeho, Jest to
imeni rozsahle, knizecip #n6$
Jak videti, zjednal 81 ..baronnet tolik
nepravych istin, kolik bylo tfeba k dn.
kazu, ze poziva ro6nich ddchodd deset I'll,
sic liber sterlinkd, jez 81 byl volne osobil'
Svatebnici byli shromazd6ni, oba bu-
iouci manzele pfipraveni, hodina znela
PAM Kermadeku, pololezic ma lehat
ku. dala zavfit dvefe propustila slnzeb
nictvo. 48- VAR
Pane notafi,' pravila, ,racte nam pie
cisti smlouvu, kterouz jste napsal."
.Notaf povstal, poloHlg pero. nasadi
brejle, odkaslal a rozvinul svazek kolko-
vanych listin. -
Ale prave kdyz Sc dal do cteni, byl pr
rusen hrkotem vozu, praskanfm bice
finGenim re dvora. DtSft
i SvstebGane ma 80 pohledli, jeden pax
Mich otevfel okno pohledel dold.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

po panu Lacy ruku mou. Vynasna-
zim Sc, abych Yam zasvetila zivot svdi a
byla Vam vernou zenou.
Hermina.'
Kdyz baronnet obdrzel tento list, iehoz
ostatne ocekaval, nebot Sc spolehal ma sle
chetnost Hermininu, zamumlal:
,Ubohe dev6e, zbytecn6 Sc trapis. Zale-
u mi ma venu nikol ma lasce. Neisem
zadny citliv1stkaf mel.li bych milovati,
mel bych, jak Sc mi zda, zcela jiste sla-
bost pro hezkou Johanku, nizto sobe u.
cinim pferozkosnou milostnici, tax pisa
ham pfi vousu uboheho Amanda :"
Ma to napsal list panu Beanpreau:
,Pfiyezl jsem Patize potfebne dokla-
dy, re jsem opravdu baronnet sir Will
am' risky slechtic. Vsecky jsou pofad-
ku.
,Chevalier Lacy pfiiede dfedne zadat
cteneho pana tchana 0 ruku dcery; mu-
sine 81 pospisit; zakoupit 81 ohlasky ma
jednou slaviti "a tyden shatek.
,Hned po svatbe pozadame, drahy spi.
klence "a dvacet miliond, koho, vim do.
bfe. Lasku Cerisky Van slibuji, zacho.
val jsem il pro Vas co neipecliveji, stary
bidni6e! Vas
Sir William"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09

Hermina pfeGetla list otevfela novi-
ny, nichz stale:
,Zalezitost, kteraz mela byti licena
pred soudem porotnim, skoncila Sc kan
ceafi vysetfovaciho soudce zpGsobem me
ne hluGnym.
,Ctenafi nasi pamatull Sc nepochybne
jeste, ze byl zatcen ufednik ministerstya
zahranicnych zalezitosti, isa obzalovan,
ze ukradl toboku 10000 frankly po-
kladny nacelnika odborniho pana b.,
kter5z mel k temuz 1fadniku vsecku d1-
veru.
,Obzalovany rozhodn6 Sc opiral zalobe,
dokazuie nevinu svou, pres vsecky duka-
zy, kterez Sc proti nemu hromadily.
,Nalezeui cloveka krcme Pafize
nedavno zavrazdeneho psani, kterez SO
phi mrtvole tehoz cloyeka naslo, vrhlo
iasne syetlo ma zahadnou tuto zalezitost.
,Onoho Ultra, kdyz byla kradez spacha
ma, vessel do kancelafe, niz 1fednik pfi
otevfene pokladne pracoval, cloyek pre-
stroieny "a sluhu, pfinaseje psani.'
Rozebrav tonto clanek v fecenych novi
mach vsecky podrobnosti, obsazene v liste
Colarove slecne Emil Foulbeufov6 Lon
dyne, koncil temito slovy:
Pan Fernand Rocher byl ma miste pu
stem ma svobodu vrati Sc nepochybnt
Ease do ministerstva, kdez byl dfednikem
neivazenejsim.'
Po nejakou chvili myslila slecna Be.
aupreau, ze mnsi radosti zemfiti; potion
zpomnela 81 ma slib, kteryz byla dala sirl
Williamovi, chopila Sc pera napsal'
techto nekolik fadek:
Pane!
,Nemlujeme bohuzel, nez jen jedno'
zivote, ale postacili Yam vdecnost, ab.,
ste mohl pro nj zapomenouti ma laskr
jiato pravo mate zadati od zeny, ktera
ponese jm6no Vase, mazete uchazeti 81
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Move tajlOSti PafizSk6.
o1
PONSONA 7ERRAIL.
q tramcotsk@to pfelo$1 X. A.
TAJEMNE DEDlCTVT.
TAJEMNE DEDlCTvr.

Daverny ptedcitatel PAM kermade-
XII pfijizdel rovnou cestou Genet pfi-
nasel cd baronky chevalieru psani.
Pan Lacy je rozpecetil cetl:
Mily sousede!
,Jiz jest tyden, CO sir William odeiel
,Od te DOLBY ziie Hermina stalem 70.
zechveni zimnicnem meni Sc kazde
chvile.
,Slibil j baronnet, ze Sc vratis Milne
ona ho jiz2 Mic tom zadny nevime; ale
taze Sc mne kazdy den, neniamli zprav
cd vas, cehoz toliko soudim, ze to nejste
Wy, kterelioz j jde, nybrz on.
,Vite, kde baronnet jestl
,Vrati Sc, psal Vaml
,Jen slovicko Vas zadam, znamenam
Sc Vase
Baronka Kermadeku.' ,
Chevalier podal list siru Williamovi.
Baronnet SO radosti otfasl a pravil k
sobe: Ida Sc mi, ze pfisla iz hodina Vi
t6zstvi."
Ma to vynal kapsy noviny, pfiblizil
Sc ke stolu dal Sc do pLani
Ia hodinu sedel Jonas Ease ma koni
mesa vetsi balicek panu Beaupreau a
psani baronce Kermadeku.
Chevalier j psal takto:
PAM mila sousedko!
Sir William prav6 pfiiel a jest smut
neisi nez kdy indy; toho soudim, ze
stale miluje vasi pranef. Uminil 81 Ultra
jeti Yam ma koni doufa, ze zazene
trudne chmury pokryvajici slicn6 licko
slecny Herminy, jiz libam jakoz Yam
nejuctiveji ruku.
Chevalier Lacy
Baronnet sir William panu Beau
preau t. &. ma zamku Genetach.
,Drahy tchanel
,Zda Sc mi, ze jest vyhrano.
Vase zaiimava dceruska mi pravde
slibila ruku, jostlize zachranim Fernando.
Ptikladam psani pro nj clanek novin
Gazette des Tribunaux'
Pan Beaupreau obdrzel tento list ho.
dinu po pfijezdu baronnetove k chevalie
ru Lacy.
Hermina podobala Sc cd nekclika dnI
pouhemu zjeveni; plakala modlila Sc.
Slibila baronnetovi, ze mu poda ruku,
zachranili Fernando - Doufala umtiti
Psani cd sira Williama, kterez j pan
z Beaupreau odevzdal, znelo:
,Slecno!
,Bohuzel on jest vinen
,Avsak piece jsem jej zachranil, celia
Pafiz ma jej teto chyili "a nevinneho.
M1zete Sc tom pfesv6dciti z noyin, jez
Van odesilam.
" tu chvili, kdy navzdy opustiti chci
tuto zemi francouzskou, kdez jsem tolik
pfetrp6l, chtel bych jeste jednou, naposle
dy videti Vas, ne abych pfipomenul Yam
dany slib, nybrz abych Vam nayzdy dial
bohem.
,Svoite.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Farmarsk6 pOZemky

Ma prodej nebo ma vym6n II
zapo pozemkov y IN maj etek
Clevelande.
Pozemky ty jsou vyte6n6, biz zelezm-
ce a dobreho trhu lezi Pockahontas II
Buena Vista Counts, kde Jest hodn6 Ce.
chG osedlych. Cena nizka, terminy phi
znive. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Natfete domy sv6
luCebnfmi barvanli
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny cist6ho bileho olo.
va, zinku lnen6ho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou a sto jinych rozmanitych
barev. Tato barya ma krasny lesk a
vsaie Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoji celou tfeti.
nu meme, nez jine barvy, kter6 Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi: Pfihlaste Sc u MILLERA
A BRATRU, jichz barva zdobi nejmen6
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved.
ceni, jez yam bezplatn6 budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-09
Hugo Hensch
VyZivna mOuka dGtSka
t6z pro
neduziv6 a ZOtavujici Sc
rovnez dcinkuje vyborn6 proti
neduhum letnim.

CITE e n d ujicf
odporuceni vynikajicich l6kafd
tohoto a jinfch NEST;
Ny nizepodepsanf, zkusivse Hugo
Hensch-e moucku vybornym Gsp6-
chem nasl praksi, dobrym svedomim
il odporuGiti mGzeme obecenstvu.
Gust. c.. K. Weber, M. ID. Cleveland, O
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
ph,usaelpnls Trade Report.

MONDAY. September 10
Cotton is firm with rece'pts and oher1ngs
Light sales of middlings at llA@tZc Tor
TpIand. and IL No for NewOrleans.
The demand for coffee is moderate Dut
holders are firm in their views, sales OF lOV
bags Laguayla at 18c; some Java at ZZc ana
Maracaibo at l6al9c.
Sugar is somewhat unsettled IN price, ana
quotations are nominal at Ssa9Isc FOR lalr
and good refining Cuba.
+. Molasses-The inquiry from the DolieIs IL
small and values havea DOWNWARD ten9en.
cy, s67 hhds sugar and 10 tcs are salo 70
have changed hands at 65c for 5V,test. 49,.
Refined sugars closed a. llYc' o 14r Gu. sor
llAc. for crushed ana Powdereo AlAc ioi
grannlated, and lOHc for A.
New ClOyerseed meets steady demand
at llc. Timothy is in better request and sells
at 81 65al rs. and Flaxseed is steady at VI ~
The Flour market is not very active. but
holders are still firm in their views: The
demand is confined chiefly 20 the better
grades OF fresh ground old Minnesota anu
Winter Wheat families. The inquiry lor
new wheat flour is limited. but former quo
tations are we'll maintained. The sales EN-.
brace .5JO barrels in lots with superflne at
s3 25a3 Us: extras at $4a4 75;Iewa and W1scon
ain extra family new wheat at W: MINES:
sofa Extra Family, fair at seas 70 40 goOd
S8aR I do choice and fancy at W 5Oa6 70;
Illinois do do new wheat geod, at 70
Pemnsylyapia new wheat fair at 20, 90
good q SIX, do part old wheat at $6ab 20
and high grades at $7a8 Is. as IN 4ual1ty;
Rye Flour is.held at "a SH for PennsylVa-
MA.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
vuxU1s rxASI'sll. :
NJ mean tAwcnfr:

:. ,,t&le sleeper with BRIGHT Ileh hair
ewees nsie pilIow.curve c!usserin mlr.
on tnT the darkness Of things 70 pe.
DeeR ~ the Years that shall welcome tnees
WIg WaiII ~ see their forms. and marx
Dlmy ftar face through the solemn dark!
~ race, little title sleeper, Icannot ray.
w.; IHs;ch g,Va are the grave ones and whicn the
gay!
nav hear thee the gifta that please:
SOM thnS , shalt smile when thou meetest
.1Mres 1nesV OF riches in grand array,
treasures T1essures Of learning, more grand tnan
.,,.,, smey ~ Of be auty and healthful life,
Ie%s Iress~res of peace untarnished by strife;
!ies;th n% The treasure OF love, that DER the rest
sh,nes anH forth the rarest and leveliest!
And vet, little sleeper. there wait some
,..el yHeib TO bring thee sorrow and tears;
4ssor ESsor m t0 gird thee with bitter gloom,
ISts Ln that which hides IN the fresh-made
v.oer stii To stab thee with pangs Of loss,
Tassr Tas to give thee thy dreary cross,
e. e. ah little sleeper, a. years glide away,
some s0r s,I are the grave ones and some the gay.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
Marine Disaster.

Captain Byrne of the tug "Kerfoot" dur
ing the storm last night, put into the Chris
tiana for harbor, reports the sinking at II
o'clock yesterday morning of the schooner
~Addie Watson" of Boston, on the Della
ware Bay between the Cross Ledge Lighs gh
and Bombay Hook, by collision with the
"Light Brigade" Of Queenstown ireland.
The "Addie Watson" was struck amidshiPs
and sunk in few minutes. Ihe "Aooie
for Boston. All the crew except one sailor
belonpine to Portland, Maine, were rescued.
The captain Of the "Light Brigade al
,edres that the accident was unavoidable so
far ss they were concerned. The ship was
loaded with merchandise for Philadelpnla,
the force Of the collision broke her bow
spirit, jib-boom and cut.water. The owners own rs
and Underwriters of the schooner VIII no
doubt engage the owners in law suit.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
4 Asinss.las sassy.

A singular story comes from Wiss county,
Texas. One forenoon the wife of farmer
laydown on the back porch, went 70 sleep,
and dreamed. In her dream she saw
newly dug grave IN the yard; near the
grave was q woman laid out in burial ap-
parel; the woman she recognized Is herself.
When her husband came 10 dinner she re-
lated her singular dream, and gave mi
mute description Of everything that she had
seen, locating her grave In the back yard,
and the manner in which she was dressed.
Her husband thought It singular, but paid
no further attention to it. During the after
noon woods rat ran into the house. The
farmer snatched up an old pistol, and
snapped It at the escaping rat. While ex-
aiming the treacber0us frearm It was &C.
cidentally discharged. The ball lodged In
the wife's brain. She fell and expired in .
few moments.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19

said the coast. .guasdsnen, drawing her ont
of the wind into sheltered nook In the
rock Of the cliff. sBit here minute, dear,
] want 70 talk 70 you you are net sorry
/ took you from the waves. are your
Sorry" she exclaimed. "Wby, Uncle
Matthew, what are you thinking of Has
not my life been one long sunshine !?
Does not every wave that comes tapping on
to the beach yonder speak to me of you,
and all that you have done for me? You
and Auntie have spoiled me; you know
you have"
"Don't, Annie, don't" he whispered, as
she threw her arms around his neck, and
pressed her soft cheek to his. "Sit down
BY me, darling. and let me tell you all
that's in my heart, if it's not too full to let
me speak. Do / look go very old to you,
AnnieY'
"Why, what funny question, uncle"
"Don't call me that, dear; we only call
old people uncle in Cornwall, you know +,
and / doinot want you to think me old.
/ want you to think Of me az some one you
could love may be, some one who would
lay down his life, If dying would make
you happy. Pm not Grassy, my lass, don't
look scared at me but the love that's
been in my hea1t for all the years I've had
you in my house has found voice at last.
Annie, I love you! Will you be my wife?"
"Your wifeP'
She could hardly utter the words, 10
stunned was she by the unexpected avowal,
and her heart turned cold and sick.
eyes; nay wife," he replied. "Hold
hard bit, my darling, as I've watched
grow up and waited for till my heart
seemed fit to burst hold hard if you're
going to say me nay,-let me have the
happy hope that fills my breast for a
little longer yet it has been to me like
r-ader beacon light, the one glimpse Of
brightness to lead me in the right way"
Annie did not speak, but she trembled
from head to foot with agitation. What
should she say? What should she do2 To
Matthew Pengelly she owed her life and
all that made life happy; he was good and
true, and in his tranquil home there would
be peace and protection, but David! He
who was even nov on the sea, speeding
ing home to her with Joy and hope in his
heart,-what would it be to him She
was on the horns Of dilemma, poor girl,
and knew not how to act. Matthew felt
her shaking, and drew her close to him.
(ro BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
Another Of Zach Chandlor's Emissa.
r10s.
from the Richmond state.1

A colored Methodist preacher, the Rev.
W. 81. Dick, has peen in Richmond for some
dvys as an emissary from the white Com
mittee of Washington City. He was regu-
rarly consorted with the Rev. Derrick, who
fully sympathizes with him in his mission,
which is to misrepresent the Democracy to
the colored people and stir them up to en-
nifty against their best friends. He has
been telling the colored people that If TIL
den is elected they will be returned to slav
cry in less than four years. This reverend
missionary established his headquarters In
boiling house In Pink Alley, and here bis
trunk has been kept for his board, and his
watch and other jewelry has found its way
to the pawn shop. He has gone to Freder-
icksburg, his expenses, it is said, being de-
frayed by the Custom House officials.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
TF YOU WANT 10 BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS,

Take r., f. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
No language can convey an adequate idea
of the Immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by taking E. +. Kunkeps
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased. debili-
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nature. or impaired by sic sness, the relaxed
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bottles. Office and store, No. &0 North
Ninth street. Only in 81 bottles. Sold by
all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
A Kiss In the Street.
From the Baltimore American

A couple were walking in Pratt street
yesterday. They were evidently from the
country. 1t was nobody's business how
they looked, and they were evidently mem
bers of a mutual admiration society, which
was made up of only themselves. When
they arrived at Pratt and Eutaw they en-
countered party of gentlemen who gazed
curiously at them, perhaps made remarks
"sotto voce," and noted the affectionate
clinging of the lady upon the arm Of her
lord. It was evident that the observers did
something, for the couple stopped, and she,
turning up her rich red lips, waited only q
moment ior them to meet his mouth, and
with a report that seemed to say, "What do
you think of that" the labial feat was &C.
complished, and the pair moved of.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-19
Cattle Market.

MONDAY. Sept. D.-Beef Cattle were IN
fair demand this week, but prices p M were re uMs aa
extra saas do snd an% sso
SsooS - ,,nnnS erossf for common as to Quality.
f The following sales were reported
aSe Martin Fuller & Co., Western 44@6
94 James McFillen, western, ~, 4Ng6,
no Frank Lowenstein q Adder, w. 1920
i05 LANES 8, Kirk, Western, 6g6h
I@ II, Miller, Western. ge,<
az B Mooney, Western, g0N
ia A. & ]. Christy, Western 3 g6
66 Philip Hathaway, Western eMgSSH
o6O NC F1llen q Bro, western, 4Yg0H
10 10 Mooney, Western ogels
l2 D. Smyth 4 Bro, western g gD
go R. Maynes Western ,g0B
SO owen Smith, Western I,2ogsa>
= M lanes Clemson, Penna, 44NgSH
SS b Smyth, Western 4aEgoN
aE1 a, Schamberg &C.,, western 4aAgoH
OT Mooney, Western, o Y0n
Rsceipts, ll,O0o head. -.
~ 8 60ao IS par hundred ponnds nst,