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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

temper Of sterling bills is strong and the tendency up-
ward the late supply of commercial bills having been
absorbed Actual business done the basis OF 81 80 q
Q%4 S6a. and 81 ss2 for long and demand bills the
nominal rates remaining at 81 81 and ~ 80 to the A.
The Sub-Treasury disbursements for the week were
81 900 interest and 81 called bonds, inclusive
OF $4,000 and $4,000 to-day. Tne days business
OF the Gold Clearing Department OF the Bank OF tho
State OF New-YOrk was as follows: God cleared,
S5O,l0900O; gold balances. Sl7i32sl; currency bal
ances 81 .691. TO-tay's gold GuOttion7 We're: -
1861 lO.....l06a i2:40.. 1868 3.lO64
WeNnnex closing quotations of foreign exchange:
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WOOD MARKEr.

BOSTON April 4.-Woo demand fair prices steady; are
Pieces request sales Ohio ana Pennsylvania l1IOO 10
i.oiu!g i0042c at lc. A< ald above az IA
4Gr. Michigan and other eeces The sales nave been sal
m inc come choice lots and Xxx at 81 lOcj ,OmDng
AMI Drae very lille done stock small and odds ami ends
available taken at prices which Indicate no
Pulled iE moderate request the demand being con
durt grades OF SHpcr and y. Low grades du
AMI neglected. principally very good and Choice snrers
- 81 lGc and 3ja+Oc. Tho dem I'D for California
ilr sJlc 3Sl OCO Fall principally III the range or 100
l5..; spring IA o2Gc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

bjpaton that would render this audacious rival harm
less.
Let us hope that this latest ridiculous aScn IN com
iuls will satisfy Tor the present the
tcInen ed IN IL, and induce them To look cr some
more solid Ounditi"n than this Temporary anu dahgI
ous expedient ON which build prosperous future for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

& light .c. G ri chsar %F5 81 boxes sS0s q La
Celr 20 23n hoSes Long ana Sh"it tSa WITH pigs
Re. LARD higher, strong good business reported
r., ,ii o.. ii5 o3 tea e s rraGe - S5%slo e5oJ cs me
se,m, si0aEO no. closing -r2 % y; Pow al, ti '
SO 05 6 10 asked MAY Slq o.: pa SO .i 70 si as.ea
ss & sales 22S o 81 zoo , es; c S0.
c s, R Fas amc SsiG o ' ia 30 & %e mia
5 a New iIat ceamcfy p. 80
ss Good ia yery Choice s'ats Dr gs r l92yS CG3
20c Commonro 81 a2c Choice; s'aIe Welsh tubs -"
Cow-on 10 Prime lgazCs ShccS tnee Oh &
s1js Comnon to imt IlaHcc I cee state
srs uG loG7e GegnSn 70 pnTS 10 d 5sS2iS
sr Prms; western tubs o1l3S C.mR1p 10 SG9d d
s~lGc Cod TO- PT r Sg4' cec .r. fn on rnes
llo press .Sot The bayer aeor, l5l Far to
s%: rs FGn aSao s'aG COD coed 20 Prime
H5i 10, Chalce: Western slammed. Gc7o EGGS in
y-,: i92ce SAFE and psnny' y.1i crO'e
@ t and ss co. SF o both P9Tss 22s DC@ o ass
14@o,ay soa q. 81 i S5Ss W. tue 10y choice
Ss are Sgs as& bales GfI SPi 6 6as Vera
Graz ~ a ,s. pyi5 Deer ig kas G ia qSss and
nn sf, Anu Keecpis for the wee: bats Puerto cabel9
2i . . ssmd Rn..' 800 CSur Amsc5
1000 10 ,tamcrOs. We quote; or,, currency
sS.. ez9,ssS GOLD T T 5; SO
Yea cTa5..:i5 cI7lasii (raie%' s.,.,,; da'
S.iscIat 10 cs2L, cur trimmed .........:}O 632o
r.,ta 10 G5l cur 10. uOs trimmed. 20 az
Cur.coa. select Jj UJ72 ruT >lSsi 80 ~ - ,
Oa.n Angu5tnrA A. 90
VA Dskiu q
plb2 d31 Puerto tb-tio. %
;rEARIN-Marl,,t Hrm; lUsO2c lot Chnir" W'hteh II;
ssls. 100 scarcely Prime ior Ge1t "tes ~ TOT &C. nj,
sUGAB-Esw. &c: higher win ss!es on 80 bags Bilzl
., 3',c nh. Cuba at 9gyc mi 80 mis- Meann ~
7b.l glIr Good Refining, 3f54c. ffime 5f al 'eh
.TifneSL 9LolGLc. Refined hrmer VIA g%et oe!haad ~
IA. 81 Lc ~ Hard. aud lOi2nl 90 nr sou white y
TALIOW-Market firm; sales ll5,OOO 10 Prime, 80
ac. ., 49,, ~, - a, o-,- RI
O. Iayd ~ 90, their circular Il" this a- ronrf Ihat
In the West remains ~ it-s r.-iti n
re-lnctios the mt capacity ex cd IN HSy In,
la. unsatisfactory sfason the s i'I nav biu
fy number Of ycsr owing 10 tie low prices when nave
r.ld Alcohol rXvvrt-,alcs have been CONNIE" 10 Oo
10 OJ Ll galcn The Prospect OF an eastern war
led 10 any ac;I1y or even L9liTy AlCOh0 TAX
Id quiet vita cnand fully equal 10 receipts, ~ % Der
gallon, Receipts Highwines 2ud AlcOlOi Tor ~rth - %
tbls Ighwin,s and Alcohol for week, LOU DUIS
STICK In store. about $3.50 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

Good or'nafy;. W" , 1W nniuinc''''' i0
For utgre delivery there wa anrll brs,ss closing 2! Az
advance 81 p0ins safes yesterday att"r2 r. 10y
:UU ~; 400. ia zoo 49,; 800 liz JnHe ~
li.54; 1000, 1ljj; July rp lIt1i AHcuSi % -:
COO ~; De.,lnbcT 700 TO- 2Jn LID JdniAfT QUO
libi Io5 30; Total. l20 bae- First cal t"'iav III ~
II.4 Oconer -UJ, li5o; toaL i,j" n'ss T"oi ~;
Yay 200 A. 80: Juue. 2"U, SO; lOH Loss August TO-
lis; october "O0 HISS Jaluary. 100 LOO at'l go
bales. sales TO-DAY Up 10 = NAM = liz MY,
100 81; 2uJ Ii5S; 800. lliO; 800, ~ JO' LII
1900 Iiii; 100, Il.i5 loo. iii6 Loo Les, l"l
Iiij; J. 700, lijO; 900 LII 900 II p 200, ll54 o
ii.jj $50 ll56 200, LII; . 90 lbs l;ou" ll:J'
loo 90: Juy. CO3. 1862; 900, Los; 100 lb5' 'Wt
ii.7I; August, 100, Ila, 100, NO. 100 mo 90
lISg; 800. IlSI: jn, iIr!; Stp.,mher 100, llO2
30 81: october, 100. ll.4J; loo ll; total 2OiOO
bales grand toja 400, Uac Ihc market Closed STEADY
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Hlarole ano Slate G,anIe!s.

CRATES and FENDERS.-The largest mann.
W facrers OF low ha low down Crates tor either hard
soft Goals with dumping and shaking attashuents Bass
frames Tenders and Andr0ns OF antique design lf "Oou
Gas LOGS screens Shoyel and TOngs &C. wholesale and re-
tail send Catalogue and Price List Liberal discount 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
THE MARKETS.
[Ca-efaIy reported for raE raDUNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
yfr North R,rec Vfs5sis. GHJ Hdib0Lts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES in small denaad ct for Pots ald G2a@'5c for
Pea-ls. ,--., nj,
COfFEE-Mid Coffee quiet and nominally UNCHANGED ~
in itni ,l aud steady lJ' 2Uc gol i"r oi
tary 10 5ru,: -lea 4 O bags SIbyl Wynn here ana
tjU ia i;ati.uTt Oh terms n0s ttaiSllf"l
Suot has quit' %" ing
favorable a.yces from Liverpool; sales " -" b"s Oh i
.opr me- m, rsr,pi- Js zoos balcS, AGAINST
sos tn.s sId 1000 bales thS i9 iss
l.tl re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

This old and well known establishment which has been sue
cessfny conducted for the past - u now offered Tor
sale of the death OF ts late founder ana owner
MI Benjamin Slngery VINO rctei inc DuilshB io INC
especial purpose for which they have been used
The Press Room contains steameDgiue and boiler; one
double cylinder Of bed 4OXGO Taylor
press single cylinder size OF bed 36xS2 one Hoe press no
Alga0T together with shatting, betting. stc1neleVatOr
etc complete running order; while In the composing
IL n DE found srra variety show, newspaper ami
lob type cases, marble imposing. stones etc.
The thogrsph Department has some $50 blue and yellow
double faced VARYING in size from lONl2 10 Boy ~ te
OF which contain valuable engrayings really for NE IL
steam h02 raphio press Ave 5an0OFn
cuttDgmachine. and q ruling maChine.
Proposals are hereby invited for tie whole OF any part Of the
establishment machinery, stones tools, fixtures with or
without real estate To 10 a. MONDA April 80
1877, when, Sold it wiz be offered AZ public auction
Address IA Thir.ave., Pittsburgh Penn
EDWIN LAtE, Administrator
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Go ruhom it map Concern


Opposition to STEAM on ATLANTIC
OAVE BrookynAn adjourned meeting OF the CITIZENS ~
Brooklyn opposed To the proposed steam surface railroad on
Atantcaye will he held the Howard Athena un, corner
OF Atlantic ami Vanderbilt ayes, MONDAY EVENING
April l6, 1877, at o'clock.
A. =. BARNES.
J. CARSON BREEVOORT.I
II. HARRINGTON Executive
JAS. w. ELWEI.L, COMMITTEE.
HENRY HENTZ,
JAS. HASLEHURST,
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Diuioeno Notlrss
Bnslness Chances.

DRY GOODS.-WANTED, 100000 to
~ 100000 worth OF goods for most desirable real estate
Chicago fine mpTOyt choice location great 0IpOr
tunty. Address CHICAGO, TRIBUNE OFFICE
E'HE SINCERITY
JOB, NEWSPAPER, PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPH
OFFICE,
situate Nos ~ and II Thriaye, Pittsburgh, Penn,
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In State bonds Missouris were steady at lois for
skies Of 1877 and l02is for 1873 District oi Columbia
365s being strong Il. Od North Caron;.s sold At
IS;h In city bana stocks, 20 shares bhuh OF New YORK
sold az ll5s Railroad bonds were quiet III" Ia H"s
were firm 1O4is for Union frs;s and 10es for land
grants NorthWcstern god COus"iS shenng up 10 S4'i
aud 1t. Pau Smiling fund to 81. jersey Central con,
Vcrbles advanced - isi and consOs 70 %, LbiG @d
WIKI sbarTc c0Escls r0manH ~ n r Morris ANA fs>-H
consolidated rss 90 ditto = of 1877 selling 30 30
Harlem filsis st 100 aud Louisville and Nashville CO..
solidated, 1898. ,t so.
Washington disGaicbes port the following balances
rs In The United states Treasury to-day ~ the closing
hour: CurrenCy-incudnc S5,000,OeH Us speca' fnud
for the redemption Of nar On CuTraucy-f9,20S,j3o
special deposit Of Legal ea TO- the redemption ~ GER
tifCatos 81 dcUOsit, SIS 92UUo0; c"in-iucluGnf So
1900 in coin ccr'cat s-S'o.5-b32l; Ohtstiiiiis
LEGAL tenders 1852 'o.-04
The Treasury nov uts $40 r., 900 in United State'
bonds to secure Naiion.i bask circulation, and 81
70s OOO t. secure public dppesits. United states bona"
deposited Tor circulation daring the week ending today
81 GAL 5OO United States bonds held Tor clIciiali"
Withdrawn during ths week ending to-day 81 i3"O
National bank circulation now outstanding: currency
notes, al 32l ,4JS gold notes, II ,42S.92O -
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were HeV
1874 81 and from customs siS4 4lO 50. Receipts OF Ma
tiona bank notes OT redemption during tie week oniA
to-day pared with the corresponding week Of last
N.up
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Total sales for the day.
. Z '..u., .O davs. River so DAYS

The 1865 are quoted coul on, per cent ana new
fges a. Al the close cOnsos had stlhcned up 10 9o4
sction Eie fell to o. against G7s week ago. and pre-
s1rred U0s down cent TO l6. Illinois Central al
d l., uer cent IRON the lowest point TO AZ. but Cen
,i md Hudson fell from 81 TO So There no change
n money! per cent at the Bank OF Ehsiana ana 70
"a jn t1e oDcn market There quite panic on the
paris Boure to-day also, and rentes declined to 1879
,oactiu0 bnWeyer 10 IO375 The price week ago Was
10S <7is TIE price United States new lives IN Frank
ft made decline lOl 81 against 1898 last saturday
Cod xas quite naturally nrner on the apprehension
tbst our securities may be returned here III the event
~ general war and advanced to 1868, aiter
carly sar Al lOOl 1868 against lO57s last night On
odd loans the rates were carrying and Hat BORROWING
usnai ON steaIner day, the foreign exchange market
was dull, Saturday being most Always al vi u"! AHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16


Receipts TO cav SJOS,u'iO.
Tue gross earnings IL the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Tor first week In April we're: 80.
ISL. $54 SIS $i592i Increase. ..$s5W
The following shows the exports oi produce froln The
port of New York foreign ports Or the week ending
April 10 ana since the beginning of the year:
1873. 1876. iS7z.
the week ~ lJl.269 Ti52iiOI f509J "
Previously reported. 626Ol,lls blSloj49 to 'i-iof
Total since Jan1 sG6,752,1s $6s.$$a95l $72;S$I27o
Price OF gOld.."..... ll5is 1l3 lO12
The following the imports OF dry goods and gen
cra merchandise fOf the week ending April H. ana sc"
b. ginning of the year: 5000
fOr ne Week. iN1o. tS71c i..s.o
General II orcbandise 4,2IO,05G @iO3,82J J,j1'0'J
Total week. &G,1I7l77 $5OG3122 Su,S2 80?
Previously reported. lO6S7629l ~ 4@Zi43 ~ H-'J'
Total since Jan. L. $II2.99l068 so94Sj,s71 a97Coas14
the following The dry gOOds IMPORTS mo.ad. III
the above: - 1900
the Week. iSy1. tS75. fS.7.
Thrown on markeJ.... 2OJG,lsS 1,57l,SS5 l,jS1,j2j
Entered at the port. 4o6GS9si 342G7.762 3o16l,O3G
Thrown on market. 4l,3l9.J27 33,7GS936 SO6JO,o76
The exports of specie from the port Of New-IOrG Tor
week ending April II and since the beginning CT the
year follows: uo-o
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 353'iiZ
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

time with the sua. TO this couiunc
ton all antiquity and all the latter,
followers Of judicial astrology ascHbc
a malignant influence. The rising Of
the dcg-star 10 a very indofGent pho
nomanon-its precise date cannot be
determined, and owing 10 the prccis-
ion to the cquinoycs it does not now
occur till tho grcltcst heat Of the sea
son IS often over. Somccrtaiu is the
time that the ancicnts indiscriminato-
y ascribod the evil Influence 10 Syrus
and Procyon (the largest stars rcspcc-
lively Of CAMS Major and Minor
though there is several days difference
in their helicacal risings,
The modern almanac compiler gen
orally rockons tho dog-day3 from this
date to August 9th, aud sometimes
from July 81 to August llth.
Sirius, the dog-star, is estimated by
Herschcl 10 be the brightest star in
the heavens, and it. has been asccr-
tanned that it is rcccding from 10 at
the rate Of about twenty nine miles a
second-thu5 prccluding a probabili
ty Of a collision Of the earth any
whore in this locality.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

By reference TO a card in This issue
il twill he seen that Prof. T. G. Karncs,
late Of the East Tennessee University,
and Prof. s. w. Thldcll, Of this city,
taken charge of the Masonic Institute
in this place. Tho school will open
The 10Th of this month. The charac-
tor of tho gentlemen ia enough TO in
sure the school to be a success. Clcvc-
land and vicinity are plenty able to
sustain a irst-clasS institution OF
learning, and we believe and hope
that their school will be a success in
every sense of tho word. Nothing
speaks better for a community than
first class schools; nothing does more
to build up one. An advertisement
giving rates OF tuition anu terms will
appear in tho HERALD next week.
Prof. Chalmers, formerly Of this
Institution, has concluded to 90 10
another institution. They all have
our best wishes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

NIJEE EovdoEoD FAIR. Tho great
market of the eastern world has been
held at this junction Of tho Niaga and
Olga Rivers, in Russia, every summer
for hundreds Of years. Hero tho M
tions of Europe and Asia meet with
thor products for trade. Cossacb,
.Chcncso, Turk, and Persian, meet the
German and Greek with every kind Of
merchandise that mankind employs,
from sapphircs TO grindstoncs, tca,
opium, fur, food, tools and fabrics,
and last but not least, medicines. J. G..
Aver & Co.'s celebrated remedies from
America were displayed in an elegant
Bazaar, where tho doctor himself
might sometimes be sccn. They are
known and taken on stcppcs to Asia
MS well as the prairics Of tho West,
and are IN cifectu1l antidoto for the
diseases that prevail in the yaourts Of
the North rs well as the huts and
cabins of tho Western continent
Lincoh (IN.) Times.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
rAs0NEC ENSTETUTE.

The undersigned will begin 3
schoolin the Cleveland Masonic
Institute on the 10Th day Of Au-
gust.
The course of instruction will
embrace tho branches usually
taught in tho very best institu-
tons of higher learning.
Our object will be not to "cram''
tho pupil with a cow facts, but TO
discipline the mind, TO teach boys
and girls, young men aid yonng
women, how to think.
The school will DO graded, and
and an account will be kept Of
the scholarship and department
Of each pupil. Every one will be
dismissed from the school, who,
from want Of application on his
part, shall fall below a certain
fixed grade.
No one who keeps bad compa,
ny or who sustains m immoral
character need apply for admis-
sion.
Assistants Of unblomishcd rep.
utatiOn and faithful scholarship
will be employed.
The rates Of tuition, in consid-
Grafton Of The ''harI fitness" will
be very low.
We hopo TO mako it TO the inter
est of the people TO p~atronizc our
school.
A standing advertisement with
full particulars will appear next
week r. G. HARMS, A. b.,
S. w. TINDELL, A. NJ.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
anrIng Garlcn Picnic.

The picnic at Spring Garden last
Friday was quite an enjoyable affair
plenty of cold water to drink, with
water melons and peaches TO cat.
Some Of the youngsters except timO''
whilo Bill Taylor gave them "Pull
Down on the Greasy String"
Mr.. Foster will haye an excellent
yield of grapes this season, OS well as
oil other kinds Of fruit.
Mr.. Pierce has the foundation for
his hotel started. lie expects and in
tends to board visitors to the springs
az soon as finished. Ills fish pond
will be flushed by fall. When his
many improvements arc flushed,
Spring Garden will become quite a
popular place of resort.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

Some of the youngsters who attend,
ed tho hop Friday night called around
yesterday and says, Zip, give Us n
"blow." Had We been present at the
ball with 4 pair bellows and a few
fans, We would certainly have given
them q elbow" But ns it was, the
flies "blowed" them enough.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

We nro informed that q company Of
stockholders have been formed in this
city and Cartcrsyillc, Ga, for The pus-
poso Of establishing % national bank
in the latter place, about the last Of
September. Mr.. John II, Eoynolls,
at present Cashier Of The Exchange
and Deposit Bank at this place is to
be President, and Mr.. ,. ]. Hughes,
Of tho McChanics' Bank Of Nashville,
is TO be Cashier. All parties interest
cd have our best wishes for success.
The stockholders in this place arc
b. /. Hughes; jno. II. Reynolds; p.
y. Mayfcld; J. Il. Raht; j. II. Par
kor; i. =. Johnston; j. II. Craig
miles; W. B. Rcynold7.
CartorsyilIc, Gen. w. T. Wolfor6,
Judge Thos. Stockcly; II. w. Baxter;
Jno. 4. Stoycr; Rev. Theo. L. Smith.
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Explanation orDOg.DaTs.

An exchange Gays Of Dog-days;
'Dog-doys among the auciont5 was
the period of greatest heat in sum
NOR, so named because in tho lati-
tudca Of the Mediterranean this po.
1iod nearly corrcspondcd with that in
which the dog star 1860 at the same
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
EENM IL III UGne.

The object in life with tho Amor
can people ia to "gct rich" second,
how.to regain good health. The FIRST
can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving; the second, good healthy
by using Greens AUGUST FLOWER.
Should you be n Respondent sufferer
from any of tho effects of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, indigestion, Sc,
such rs sick Headache, PalpiLGtionof
the Heart, Sour Stomach, llabitual
Costiycnc3s, Dizziness Of the Head,
Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits,
&C., you need not suffer another day.
Two doses Of August Flower will re-
lieye you Mt once. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size 75conts. Posi-
lively sold by al frSt-clasJ Druggists
in the U. S.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

The editor CNtho Dand,idgo Watch
nan must be n littlo moro accurate in
his quotations, or he will hear a gun
go loose and q dog holloY. lie must
not take any moce Of u editorials
and give the Banner credit for it. We
don't care 50 much for the credit "a
for being placed on equality with
such papera.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
SPRINGS.
TExcN Lsne apI LiyorT.

Thavc made arrangements with NJ.
f.. Thompson & Co., of tho "Palaco
STABLE" to run a daily stage line in
connection with the railroad trains.
Immediately on the arrival Of the
trains at Knoxville, passengers arc
transferred to light, comfortable
hacks and reach Montyalo to supper
They have Gno horses aud skillGul
drivers and will ordinarily make the
trip inside of two hours. They have
also an ample number Of Guggics,
Carriages and Emo horses and we
propose 10 have a well appointed Inv
cry for the accommodation Of our
guests.
CHAs, S. KING, Proprietor.
G-2S On.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

Johnnie Robertson wishes TO
call attention othc fact tha& his
Bath house is in running order,
and That he has added 10 it q
"plunge bath" Call and see him.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
Not Our Vault,

Mr.. Greene Rosa and others have
complained to us that they don't get
the HERALD regular. II is not the
fault of the printers. There has not
been O week in the lastthreo years
that our paper was not deposited in
tho postoOicc by II o'clock every
T~hursdnv. =.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
OLD M@Eds and EsatChelOTs iEl
Cleveland.

There arc in this city 81 old
maids; 16 old bachclors;G7 20 ung
ladies; 81 young gents. The old
maids and bachelors are rated
from 25 years up. Tho young la
dies and gents from 1G to 25 years.
This is an enormous amount, and
if somo ofthcm don't got off the
carpet before long, there will be
a demand for n few loads Of salt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

The report going tho rounds Of tho
newspapers to the effect that the
President and Cabinet and n great
majority Of politicians will visit
White Sulphur Springs, Va, this
month, turns out to be an advertising
dodge of the owncrs Of the springs
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
A ISargaIB 20 be Had

The undersigned wishes TO sell or
exchange for property in Cleveland,
1870 ucrcA of land, ono-hali cleared, the
other half we'll tiinbcred and water
plenty with IN orchard Of five acres,
situated on the limo of railroad, four
miles cast OF Cleveland. July 23d,
1877. j. O, Upton.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02
CORina Of AL Grnnns.

J. d. Robertson manufactures and
has fer sale sovcn different grades Of
Collins, from the cheapest 70 The
highest, consisting Of Metallic and
Imitation Cases, Walnut Caskcts ard
Walnut Collins, also the Sweet Gum,
ZINE md Poplar. Has also just re,
ccived n fine lot Of trimmings, which
erc put on collins in the best style.
,ruly 3-2J.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

The HERALD returns thanks fol-
the compliments Of two ladies lasi
wook. Tho stories published every
week on u first page arc becoming
very popular, and we assure them nc
pains will be spared in tho future to
makO them more 90.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

4 mountain exchange says: "Onc
would think, to look out here Of a
morning before breakfast, that many
Of our people hal been suddenly soiz-
ed with the "striko" mania. They all
strike % straight lino for the still
house," Thus the carly bird Gndoth
tho 2nrrAh.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

Mr.. i. i. Galloway, of Monroe
eoonty raised G35 bushels Of wheat
this gcason from ono zero Of ground,
and from twenty acres he got AS
bushcls. The wheat was Capt. Dlunt's
Golden Straw variety. So We learn
from the Monroe Democrat.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

There will 10 two base ball clubs
horo this morning from Chattanooga
to play the Cleveland boys. We hope
our boys will sustain their former
reputation 10 basc-ballists.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

An exchange says: "a hotel is al
vcrtiscd as kept by the widow of Mr..
Brown, who died last summer, on a
new and improved plan Did the
widow, Mr.. Brown or the hotel die on
the improved planP nnd if so, what
ia this improved plan ?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-02

Mr.. w. L. Russell and lady have
returned home from tho Rocky
Mountains, where they have been
spending a few months. William
reports plenty Of snow on the
mountains fifteen feet doep.