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FROM THE Golden CLUB.

1t is we'll known that Ffsucis Vincent
Esq, is member Of the celebrated Golden
Club, OF London, England, and yesterday
he received the following Invitation to din
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EXCURSION

The New Castle N. =. Sunday Scho6l III.
tend tsexcurtineS up smonei tho solling hills
of Lsndenburg and Mt. Cbda on the 18th inst.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

@7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF 07
At WILSON'S, 5o7 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMERES, MOHAIRS AND AL
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FIG
a URED DRESS GOODS,
10 cents and upwards.
CALlCOES, u.
BLEAcHED 41kf"ii 1Nb 1NB1EAcHEp
MUSLIN,
CLOTHS, totf, o6frSs2bRS,' & vi I 'is,j; f%Sr AND
DkESS LINENS,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUES,
A,pr, "a cents a and upwards.
A.foLL LINE OF THE BEST MAKE
OF CORSETS. 4
Also MAD2ME' a 81 n '' FoY;s rs IN HMPRovEp i'ss
CORSETS. All Sizes.
KID GLOVES, tn|
A H&Sbs6ME: Il II & K :l2S assoRf%EHT & & f1f siSS OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
From cents and upwards.
COLLARS. CUFFS and RUCHES.
In Areat Variety.
~ PAKASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
rxx A. sheep % can be had in the CITY.
SILK AND LACE TIES AND BOWS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS
r. ~ NAPKINS AND CRASH.
II 4 u TABLE LINEN. ,sa VI
6S. 90, 66. Is and tf.Oo.
DkA TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS.
IGHLaTS AND SHIRT FRONTs, .,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CTOTHc
Call and examine and be conyinoed
JOHN r. WILAON.
" MARKET NTREET.
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sHAD'IN THE DELAWARE.

During the past two or three days there
have been put into the Delawareoti tivsr hyl
the Fish Commission over 20O;00q yeunx
shad. "[ ~, ..,'6,tr. ~, ~ i.ho ,,a aV(
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

The Orangemen backed dowa In Mon
treal before the overwhelming force Of pub
lie opinion. In this they did wisely, and
are to be commended for their good sense.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13
ECommnnicated.l

u E hE. EEDrreR There Ia ere msny opinions
as to who would to . At and proper person
70 represent our State at Washington. In
my opinion Caleb P. Johnson, ESQ, editor
of the Gazette, would be the man to send
there. He has always been strong party
man, has made his own fortune by industry,
right On moving questions, and I think
would suit better than any man as yet
spoken Of. .,,.,ab Iii. ;,.gs
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PEOPLES COLUMN.
OORRYsPOMDENCEis z Q

CORRESPONDENCE.
= aHenceforth' We VIII give y column daily
to orrespondenee uponlany proper subject
for, discussion. 1t Is expected dthatl commu
nicati0ns will be written on, 0ne side only
OF the, paper, and accompanied with the
lame Of the writer. The HxRALD is not to
% considered. .ss enderaing Orsheing in any
way Responsible for. the .opinion. .ef. cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

Detroit has an "A pplepie street," ridic-
ulous as It may seem.
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- ,FIls.t IT
Z. s -s.---.-- /

The CIothiers in Phils.
delphia have confessed,
and do admit that we have
the BEST FITTING,
MOST STYLISH CUT,
and best finished Clothing
ever shown in this city.
We are proud to say that
we have the finest Clothing
House in Philadelphia,
and our sales are much
lsrger,han any otherhouse
in the city. We wish our
customers to bring their
friends whiting the city, 10
see us, and we also ex-
tend q speciai invlGation
to the ci,izens Of Phila-
delphia 10 visit our POPU-
LAR cLOT H l N G
HOUSE in'ihe LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth. 4G
The following facts
should be remembered;
!. 7 hat we do not deal
in any shoddy goods.
2. That our goods are all
new, and Of The latest
styles.
8. That our prices are
based on the Liye and
Let Live principle, ard
are in the reach of all.
{ We are strictly one
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VOL. x NO. 2l,.
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THE HERALD.

THEWEATHER'-To-da day the ten,pera-
sssss and closdtssss sUtIs probably increase
scSth Is0hs rasns. The coast a~d sscas sSinds
s0sH bs sossthsSstsrly to sowth,Uestsviy
ehsngisO for q short tinseto nOrthsrly.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-13

HhCPkIETORs
p. S.-lCO Soiled white Vests, our
Own ManHfacsure. Your Choice fOr
&l.6O. 4 &. 81 w. ". E. III.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
THE PRINCESS ALICE HORROR.

England is overswept by o great surge Oh
horror and pity and grief, caused by the
terrible collision in the Thames between
the powerful iron screw steamer the By'oeH
Castle and the large, but fragile, steamer
the Princess Alice, in which the iatter,I
was cut in two, and sunk in less than three
minutes Few of all that multitude escaped,
except such as were able to swin-though
doubtless some strong swimmers were drag
ged down by drowning and desperate human
creatures-"as thick in the water" one wit
ness said, "as swarm of bees" am
afraid there was the usual amount OF selfish,
savage brutality. 1t was unconsclousiy
shown in the accounts Of some OF the sar-
vivors, One says: ~ cannot swim, but L
managed to keep my head above water On
til was enabled to grasp rope, by means
of supporting myself on the bodies of hu-
man beings, still aAoat, and by moving
from one to the other" What ghastly |
caaseway, what q death bridge to life, was
| that! Another survivor, one of the sort
who always survives, relates that he was in
the water with his wife and chid-he hold
ing on to the anchor,chain of the BywcH
Castle. He told his wife. to sacrifice the
child, which she held in her arms, and cling
to him, or she would be lost, but she would
not give up the baby, and so they were both
drowned. - Verify she chose the better part
Yet there we're several touching instances
ofdevotior and selfsacri6ce. Astory istold
Of one of the lost, young London manutac-
turer, which recalls the heroic death of the
captain of the. Mortified. He supported
in the water young American girl, to
whom he was betrothed, Till he was nearly
Il exhau sted, when q boat seemed coming to
their rescue. 1t was passing by, being al,
ready over filled, but at his earnest entreaty,
zone more" she was taken in. When he
saw her safe out of his failing arms, he
said Good bye, dearest Mary, we shall
meet in Heaven" and went down without
struggle. Husbands and wives have been
brought up closely clasped together, resist
mothers are found holding two children,
the little ones having still t5ssSpd dolls in
their elcnched hands. Yesterday, a family
of four was raised and brought on shore,
all frmly, locked and interlocked together in
the strong embrace Of death. "Many wa
,dtesss aannot auepeh love-" and the love
7 which can master the wild scifvir. .rrrorS
, and the mortal agony of such mJnsoss.
g and hold it's own, and stssji tresds
!, down the deeps Of death in tke-triumph It
5 - 49, It, -, .,..n..a,. H.,
sssss ny coi's'o"' anu % s''""se9 s"s
ltf4s sAos that many OF the passengers wi
III eabsns, talking, eating aud drinl =
q s y SIS m portiou playinc and sing.
= 90. -. II, Il go {hSS. h,,;aa :,
/
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THEM YANKEE BLANKITs.n


wpERE SUFFERING AND BnOTHERLY KINDNESS
BROUGHT HEARTS TOGETHER IN LOVE.
r.Sum w. Small, IN Atianfa Co''dt1t'o".]'
Yes. John, was Down thar at Memphis
A-workin' around at the boats,
A-heavin' o cotton with omph'sis
An a-loadin' her onter the floats
I was comm away from Ole Texas,
Whar I went, you know, arter the wall
.Bout il now I'll make no rehexes'
But wait till git ter long taw
Well. while was down thar the fever
As yaller an pizen as sin'
Broke out an eff you'll believe her,
Wharover she hit she struck In
Il didn't take long in the hatchin',
1t les fa rly bred in the air,
Till n hosspitcl camp warn't patchin'
An we'd plenty o corPses to spare.
I volunteer then with the Howards-
thought thct my duty was clear
An didn't look back ards, but ards'
An went ter my work ithout fear.
One day, howsomever, she got me
As quick as the shot of gun,
An they toted me OFF ter sllotrme ~
The doctors ani nurses they wresud,
But it didn't do me any good;
An the druggcr he poundid and pestrd,
But he didn't git up the right food.
"No blankits ner ice in the city !'-
heard 'em soy that from my bed
An some cried go God who'll take pity
On the dyin that soon'n be dcad p
Next day, howsomever, the DOCTOR,
Come in with smile on his brow;
"Old boy, jest as yit we hain't knocked her,
Said he, "but we'll do fer her now ~
Fer, yer see, John, them folks ter the Nor ward
He'd heard us afore we CALI d twice,
An they'd sent IS ~ full cargo forward
OF them much needed blankits and ice
Well, brother, Pvebeen mighty sahd - IN
Agin Yankees, yer know, since the wah
An agin' reconstrucktin' was stolid ~
Not kcarin' fer Kongriss ncr law; -"
But, John, got onder thct kivcr,
That God-blessed gift O. the ianks,
An it saw me frum fordin "the river"
An I'm prayin' 'en oceans of thanks
Itel yer, old boy, thars er streak in us
Old Rebels an Yanks tibet is warm
It's er brotherly love thet'll speak>u us
An fetch us togctherin storm;
We may snarl about 'niegers an francheesc,'
But whenever thar sufferin' af,ot-
The two trees'll unite in the branches.
The same as they dc at the root X - &
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Tic found rope and picked it up, and
with, i he walked away it happened that
set fothere end horse was hitchcd, thew saw
TIhey found tree and tied the rope unto
a swinging limb, it happened that the other
end was some how htched to him
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xST S,nndmd. aftss. cQm msating.
upon the dread rayagcs Of the yellow fever
in, a. spSttidh M sbs South, aud expressing
the deepest syhpatl fof the sufferers, pays
the following comp plis,ss !. ss tass sashern
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-10-04
AN FaGLIsH VIEW OF THE sDgTHERN
PEOPLE.


x1saIla.l naddpirSmadard aesss.c cammsstinG.
upon the dread rayagcs Of the yellow fever
lin a. spSrtia e sbs South, aud expressing
the deepest syhpatli iof the sufferers, pays
THE following comp lis'sas se tiles sssa.hern
! people: - ss'Fs e 's s.,t;
n rLe yopassrs &c; snsss,e us:cannots perhaps
reme6SSef ssHS ksaiiI d ssynpath IN
which the EnglisH~of 1861.65 Witnessed!
the heroic struggle maintained by their'
Southern kinsmcn against six-told odds Of,
numbers, and odds of position, resources,
vantage ground, simply incalculable. Even
States I'VE @srs "% with the Northern
great nation revolving against real tyran-
klnsnIp WHIT rHvo-.r--,-.r o,,r u
SO designated by their enemies-which, on
htty battle fields, maintained contest such
as no other race has ever in modern times
maintained, and at last, when all hope was
gone, held for six months, with 45, 900 men
against 100000, slender line of earth.
works thirty miles in lcugth ;.who marched
out $4,000 strong, $ and after, six DAYS re.
stGsat ,iass haSslsss cavalry and
overwhelming artillery and infantry pres
sing them on all sides, surrendered at last
but 5000 bayouets and sabres. 1t is this
people, the flower and pride of the great
English race, on whom a more terrible,
more meEcilessS enemy has now fallen
There elm 'bosfSI 40 b sampalhy.1
as there is no passion to excite and keepj
up the courage needed for the occasion II
Yet the men and women of the South are !
true to the old tradition. Her youth vol
unteer to serve and die in the streets of
plague stricken cities as readily as they
went forth, boys and grey haired men, to
mect the threatened surprise of pctcrsbur
--as they volunteered to charge again and
again the cannon crowned hills of Gcttvs-
burg, and to enrich with their blood, and
honor with the name of new victory
every field around Richmond. Their sis.
.ers, wives, mothers and daughters are do.
ng and suffering now as they suffered from
anime, disease, incessant anxiety and alarm
throughout the four years of the civil war.
there may be among the various nations of ]
family one or two who would
lain that they could have furnished troops
Ike those which followed Lee and johnson
Stuart and Stoncwall Jackson; but we
oubt whether there be enc race besides
ur own that could send forth its children
y hundreds TO face in towns dcsoated Lv
,c yellow fever the horrors of nurse,
te and the imminent terror of a marlyr', l
eah," "
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. .2es BR0ADwATrEv .Ar "
OPkN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES Oh PAPEkS.


pSE 1pvEkrfs1MESrs nfs ShR % AND M SALES Of PAPEss.
xsTROLoGY-2p PAcE-5th col
RxG aRs EsA4a S5a
sysI;SsEss sopsonIyy!rIEszsrss. r.sE.
Ci.EaKs AND sALKsNEN- 18th rAaE-ad col.
C04uHMEN And GARDtIENEKs-i2rn rAGE-sd and Sd
coAsgMIsE sTEAMsH1rs-lsm rAcr-esh col.
S0SSIS S0SSTEY rAi1i:A col
pENTlsTkY p. PAGE 9Th col
BEx BwsHNS SusEs fo kr AND
suRdPHxs and eth
EuRoPE-7rH PAcr--eth COL
ExCnkHsiUNs~isr ExCI HiU n FAcs~Ssh col.
tINANCIAL-9rH PAGE
ES oSss AsS sf TO LET
EEE r'sssie and I'd
H5ssss H5ss S1HHiAaEs S0'-ss f1as-sd' Sd and 4A
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pS yAeF1,:. sS
sAGsEk sHHISksx2R rscfeia r.es4h sS COL
:isSSESSsS5s s.ss. ss
MUSICAL-llrH PAGx-Ist COL
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7rm PA0x-oth col
pATTERNS-1sr PAGE-4th col.
PERSONAL -1sr PAGE-lst col.
pIANOFURTES, ORGANS &O.-1sr PAGE--4th col
POST OFFICE NOTICE-lsT PAGK-4th col.
rRoPEKrY our or THE .cIry FOR SALE OR TO
KEST.Sp p "A rAcSviss Sv,:,, and =, "a coils o.,
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAcE--2d col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES -IsT PACE-lst col
kEWAkDS-1sr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AUUTIUN-12Tm PAGE-3d. 4th and 5th cols
SITUATIONS SvANTED--FEMALES-11Tu rAcx-2d, Sd,
4th. 5th and 9th coils, and 18TH PAGE-1st COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALIsS-12r PAGE-2d COL
SPECIAL NOfICES--isr PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
SPOKTING-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-1sr PAGE-2d col.
ETALLInNS-1sr PAGE-2d col.
BTOkAGE-l1TH PAGE-lst col.
SUMMER RESURTS-2D PACR-5th col.
THE LECTURE SEASON 1irH PAGE-1st col.
THE TKADES-l2TH PAGE-3d col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PJRPOSEs-2D PAcE-2d and
TRAvELLERS GUIDE-I2ru PAGn-6.h col.
UNFURNfSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-4th col.
WANTED TO PUkCIlASE--1lrHP PAGE-1st col.
WATCHES, JEWElRY, &C.-2D PAGE-6th col.
WESTC ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET IN PAGE-1st col.
WINES LIQUORS. &C-12rH PAGE-6th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOTM PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
NEW YORK. THURSDAY a. S7s-TRIPLE SHEET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
H~L00kI sKExrUcKY STATE SINGLE NUxBER,
80 cspis.i Psi.. $500 = ''.
prize prize: prize: Ct
wsds sisss oay ST. .s. paid in u
Sal: Exsss sTHnsG %'sss S "a
MErRoroLITAS JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
=" OF
% ANN ST.,
IL THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
MERCANTILE
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
qSRahs ~ large Tr5 5sE SAME
FINE WOOD ENGRAVING
coLonHD pRINriSSGG A SPECIALITY.
METROPOLITAN jos PRINTING OFFICE,
ORDERS BY MAis rRoMPTLy ATTENDED TO
10 ANY PART SD THE Msfk as4s5 SESr STATES O. D.
MJswsl os.ks.., se S KIABEk ( Co.. ssss% Hs!S.:;
tells Headstones and Monuments greatly reduced prices
MARBLE AND MARBLElzED MANrELs, LARGEST
% 'Hf isss spi1ss;;i s'S &c
Mks. J. W. DANFORTH. MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN,
M l22 Waverley place. east 9Th av.
OFFICE OF THE aENkRAL AGENcy KENTUCKY
os
SON Il CO.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
LII Next Drawing. March %, 1873
$4,000 S2l prizes: Capital Prize 200 1000
Information furnished and prizes cRshcd.
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills
bought and sold Drafts o issued
M. A. MARTINEZ CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall " basement
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. MARCH %
LII Capital Prize. $20Q,OO1
Tickets, $40 $2U $40; twentteths. 81: F0rteths. 81
JACKSON Co. Bankers 81 Nassau Sc. near Fulton.
G OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
-. KKNTuCKy-ExrRA CLASS No. 22l-NARCM IL. 1873
81, 4 ~. Al. ls. l.. 40. 60. II. ss; ie. ~, aa
II. so. 8. 90. ae IS. =, "a, "a. 49, SO. 81 Is, "a
81. 81. 10. O. a, o.. 90: So 3d. q, q, s5, is.
80 81. g. 49, ~ e ls sek 4. g. 72 ls; 2'
Information given regarding the above drawings Apply
Q ROYAL HAVANA DRAWS MARCH ~, 1873.
D.Capital prize $2U0.kD in Spanish money Shares.
$4O So $l0 S. s. Kentucky single number distribution
draws March Is. Capital, SIS 900. Tickets 81.
J. CLUTk 4 CO.. bankers, 200 Brondway. onlco.
CocIEry FOR THE PREVENTION or CRIME.
CYorkvilc Branch "A public meeting viii be held this
evening, at Soclock Pnfepx Hail. 86th st. and Sd wn
lt Merritt and d. j. Whitney deliver nddresees EDWARD
KOBERTS. President. HxNRY DKMARwsT. Secretary
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
HOUSES. CAu1,IAGEs. o..

L,OK sALE-cHEAP HORSE, HAkNEsS AnD
Wagon; nearly new separate or together 2os spring
st., saloon.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14

WHY 10 YOU DRINK THE DIRTY CEoroN WATER
when you purchase ono Of the celebrated
eiadjustng YANKEE" Water Filters, any sxe
lancet and received large medal at the last
sttue Exhibition Any plum hardware
dealer has them i"r sale. and II you one on
weeks trial write postal card TO petentees only
wM. NUGENr CO..
Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
PATTERNS.

MMk bEyykssT'o Grand 0rENlNu OF ALL Tnl
M useful and he esutiiu styles rcIiHbl, Patterns IN
illustrated and described Portfolio OF Fashions
What towonr. l5c oach; Quarterly Journal 5c Yearly
1Oc post II East 1ith New York: IL Bouveris
st, London; Ruo Scribe Paris and agencies
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30
Points orIn,prcs, 10 Vo,crs,

To the tditOr ~ lhe holhlu'
Please inf.rm IN anxious public
whnt rhe requirements are 10 vote FOR
city olIicers the election next Tues
day
second pues u man vote IN the
ward ~ which he eats or the one IN
which he sleeps?
Third What are the bounds OF the
wards. LEN
Twenty one years old, twelve
months In the state, six months In the
county and ten days IN the city not
an idiot or lnnatic; pauper supported
by the county or city, nor convicted
ielOn
Second-If married man not sepa'
rated rom his wife, where his family
resides; Il single man, where he
boards and sleeps, 1.-The boards IN one
ward aud sleeps in another, then in
the ward in which he sleeps.
Third First ward, river on the west,
the corporate line on the south, AEard
and Sycamore streets on the east and
Elm street on the north. Second
ward begins ut the river on Elm
street d runs with Elm street
to Sycamore street, thence with Syca-
more to Ross avenue, with Ross av'
enue to Mustru street, with Maslen to
Dallas branch, thence with Dallas
branch TO the north line of the city,
and thence with said line to Trinity
river and down the river to the begin
ming. Third ward, east of the Second
ward sud Sycamore street, and north
OF Elm street. Fourth ward, east of
the Firat ward and south Of Elm
sr6et,-ED HERALD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30

ppINTS-Robes ~; Pluks @G}9; Shirtngs
IA: Soil Is, u lei, Stanuarus, ol-i9oci S'he''
ISc. GArpSrs, &c; Harmony, 2r. % ,
BROWN SHEET NSS-Atlantic, A. Is
1rd,an mead, "A s1sc; Nashville. "A, !5ac
iftica. @, 5Lc; Lawrence, LL, 6l-dc; badger
Ii. 81 &c; Dwight, s19; Peperei' ''a'; re
PIRsGI,,tHCHED MUs LiNs- Wamsutta, -,
,iilr. Eruit of the Loom, loo; Lonsdaie, 9sSc
Hoins, Sisc; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, u 90
NsnGsCKS-Arlington Brown, NC; Cham l.
on fwilled, IIlSc; Lewiston Plain Str Pc iD1
Gawistown Cnecs, l31sc; Arlington fah'y
st rlp BRSiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat SIC; High
coors lc higher. >-.,-.. ot-s. penn.
oeTriTR S2AmosAeag AGA, lTsc; Lewiston,
snl,n lie. do 9j-in, lsc: do plaid, sc; Me1nueh
isc. Couistoga gold medal loc; 40 CCA'
&c.. Eds ~. /, Sc; Eastern A, 9c. 80.
I'll Eek S-Econom l21ac; Amerlcus, lic'
coiadonia. No. 20, Ice: Para lUO iic; No..
DENIMS-BOston, SlSci yOtlls ~ a. NV
otis IN. l2Isc: York, l6c; Clark IS, EVc'
CHEyIOTS-Arlington os9vc' h're''s'
iaiLc: Amoskeag, l2c. -. ,,,...,, "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 99fc: Glssgo", 20
ilc. Alabama, SO, brown, RHc. - n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., vc; beIes, ~
Rsnfrew, &c; Southwark, &c; dress sVIes'
i0ho.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-30

The commissioner Of internal reve'
nue has decided that on and after May
!, 1878, ciger factory, or place where
cigars can be made for sale, must be
an entire room, separated by walls and
Partitions from all other parts Of the
building, aud that the factory or place
Of manufacture, designated and de'
strlbed Oh form 36l, can not be used,
nor can any portion thereof, even
though marked Oft or separated from
Ihe Reminder by u railing, counter,
bench, screen or curtain, be Il ed as
store where the manufacturer can cell
Ms cigars otherwise than in legal
boxes, properly branded, Ia e'ed ana
Stamped. When acigar manufacturer
mas store in il room adjoining his
factory, a door and windows may ne
allowed between the factory and store;
and II necessary for light or ventiia'
uon' the upper portion of the partition
IetTeeu the factory aud store may be
Otsias- or wirr-cioth
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TOHAU,O aAHHEr

fLui pubAplu-Vl Virginia bright, nne
pIunnRi alsili de- No iur Ani nKtTa ~ lsi, nnai
lufI 40 An cara n-ln iWihli usAM Hp mt,
NiNm $40 " in twist 81 lule Ap q Rmpn "
lp' lNlRl lAsap. Ap maA4BApl navy asi 10.
~ Wt l@Nls vile navy bllgul Wahng'
hhl hit tri lnhu .uAnugaiI, q tsiti nu ln
mahogany " nlHsa ih4 ui. ip 49, daik nAs
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llNt lul inplrpi M slf' mn.luiu, 100
'lrl lalr tu4het rpmWuui tHinif,
n NphlAu vac lnlA HWpalugi saAni =
hAnr. hthlunkyi AlB1hi common iu good
ahH 400 iHhrIi 40 az uNaulYt tl ileil BOZ nun
ihni n llupufirdt ptr 10, VI A.,
puhfhllp llnAitn- havana, tnAlnni
hprl aul Havana, iuAai 40 40 SCRAP nllrr
,lSiNi iHlnrnllrul rli sltli Ordinary
lnAlai rHriupla aNn hl4tt, liAis
iron ~ lihAlts, pn y pHr 1901, Rhg
dol rHA slhG iInnrua $40, hrplHs, piipi Cue
phAsi Flili t.ul dp l'flnsalN, eiluI iuuilrn III
q ~ phi uprfa ufaud, lilui upefan, ilu
uphih ltuuR sali RpnA NlpNrlA, tsupi liuufA'
40 cigarettes NJ
hNut, -Mansahoy, hisnei happp Wrench
\, nupIpA anl bahA}lNuu alB'ipi common
hlut
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,vun,rsAaE GROCERY MARREI

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-i@lOci
shoulders, G3-Ig7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2gIlci dry
salt, l-2@7 3-Ic ,,...
BiJTrER per ID Western, SO@35c; country
FAX B3aKING PowDERS-varlous brands, Ii
Id cans, per doz 81 2l@l %; H. do do q Dug
. GO;l do do, 81 25g4 30.
CHEESE-W estern,F Id, ID to 10 l-2c.
CANDLE star, IL 10 Ss, la@l6c.
S0FFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@3O; Ri, choice,
asG9! / &c prime, 2lG2l l-ic common 10
'"Gf1bNCENTRATED LYE-VariOus brands,
1 doz IN cans, per case, "a 25@1 o.
FISH-Mackerai, per Dbl, $40 OO@sli 90; KIT
81 O0asl 2j white fish, kit, o59sl %,
| HENRI N GS--Dried, per ooX, 4O9OG.
EISH-Dried codt fish, per b,G3.lgIc:
TARD-In fierce, 3 3-l@lOc; 20 lb pals, 100
10 I.2c; and 10 Id in tins, IL S-4Slzc
HANS-Per 10, fancy brands, liESs5igc;
'it Mill 11 SSSEs-Fancy Loui lana, per gal,
gOaE5,; Choice, 55@6Oc; Prime 5O9joc; FAN
'SICE-Louisians, per Id, 7g7 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granuluted, per .l9, II lgizN,
G.ftee. A, per 10, 10 l+GlO .l-2c; Choica
I.onisiana, gG9 l.2o; Prime, l-4@S / c; ofdi-
~ 10 Fair, SOS I-4c; Common, 3-i@1
s06S-Case; bi.carb. English, Cos Lee
Ns ssIkSR3CH-Various brands, per 10, E4@5c.
SoNP-Olive, 514SSc; fancy soaps per box
"a S9 SgGT W. Liverpool sack, 81 6Osl S.; Ohio
r,Sar In bbs, 81 I592 so; table, per sack, i-2
@1TTr A-Grnpowder, sOa75c; imperial, 500
| 90. IaDnn. .6agOc, Oolong 4O@ihc.
/ VINEGAR Cider, 4o@5Oc' "hite "iho' ~
| I75c
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