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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-12-03

IHENEY Il CLAPP
~ call attention TO
their stock and fEciii-
ties for meeting the
wants q the public.
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Agricultural Items.

-Engli>h gardeners NOW gladly pur
chase toad, at good prices Tncy nnl
Them he best and cheape,, d,,;r,y,r> "f
in>cc. which inie>t their plants.
lmmence quaniiiie, OF olromar.aI ue
are sold by dealers a. true butter, and ia
some cases, it is said, it is first sent TO the
butter producing districts of New York
and New Jersey,a re-shipped from there,
50 II 10 increase the deception.
Telegraph. that weeds are wa,cr-puri-
iers." Certain weed, certainly are. Grass
i -. beyond dispute. Since We have al
lowed the grass to remain uncut around
our ii>h pond, and to droop into the water
ailording also a shelter, the fish are much
healthier. and a dead one j. seldom seen.
A breeder OF poultry write, Every
spring procure quantity Of cedar bough,.
and scatter them plentifully in and around
the hen house. This is all that is necessary.
a, the odor Of the cedar keeps away lice.
rnis remedy j. cheap, simple, and enec-
tive, and is well worth trying By all who
have hens to care for.
The crop, in Milford. Amherst, Hol!i-,
Hudson. MerrmAcA and. in fact through
ont That section of New Hampshire. could
hardly be in more desirable condition.
ilAy has turned out well, and in many
places the aftermath viii be no small item.
Corn i, looking sflcndilly. The potato
crop viii be a large one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23

Sailing HAY.-Farmers are divided in
opinion as to the utility OF sailing hav
One thing is certain, that il has never
proved sufficiently advantageous to become
adopted by good farmers 10 any extent.
We do not think ii would preserve green
hay or affect the weight. unless applied in
doses so large as to injure animals. Four
quarts To the ten are as much as we would
advise Tor an experiment. Some farmers
inform US that three quarters per ton makes
their hay more palatable, and prevents
mustiness, while others give unfayorable
reports. So small quantity would not pro-
badly produce much effect either way. Hay
contains naturally several pounds of salt
per ton (the precise amount we have not
now at hand, which is probably about as
much as animals need. A difficulty in salt
ing hay is in applying it evenly; it would
be likely to be spread in masses. and ami
mails would get it in undue quantities at
times. On the whole, we have not much
to say in favor of sailing hay, but would
depend much more on good teddng ma
chine. Country Gentleman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23

grand in all its relations and bearing. that
all classes of readers, if they do not own q
rod OF land, are fond of agricultural litera-
ture, There are but very few in any of the
professions, or in any ofthe industrial pur-
suits. who do not cherish a secret hope or
expectation that some day they will own a
farm, and till it. and die upon it. As peo-
pie grow older, they love To think ofmoth-
er earth; they love TO look upon broad
acres, covered with the bounteous gifts of
a kiud Providence; they love to hear the
birds sing; they love to look up into the
heavens, broad and expansive; they love
10 battle in sunlight. and feel the mild
breeZes of summer laden withisweet odors.
from woods and flowers. Young men Oft
ten say they hate farming and all that l.
connected with the pursuit. They would.
like John Randolph, 20 out of their way Il
mile 10 kick a sheep; and as to cows. oxen.
aud all.animals but "A horse, they never wish
10 look upon them. II they live 10 ipiddle
life, they meet with change" aud 1t
their success has been indifferent in what
ever pursuit they may have fallen into.
then the wish is heard expressed. that they
had remained upon the farm. The tillins OF
The soil s glorious cal ling. and depend
upon il. young men, the time i coming
when it will be more remunerativc than
most trades and professions.
The fact that agricultural Journals aud
other works on the subject are 50 widely
read. ~ a hopeful sign Tor the future. and
shows that the interest Of all ciaS>,.> i>,s
tmajelv connected with the iilla.- OF The
S.il ~ Plowman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23

REMEDY FOR CABBAGE -lIelle-
bore. lime, "a Il. aud similar substances
have been used with varied success, for the
destruction Of cabbage worms. 1t i now
stated that bran and bucAwheat dour an
swera the purpose better than any other
remedies that have been tried. The bran j.
simply busted over the infested cabbases
a. soon As tile worms make thei- appear
ance. II the worms are very thick. about a
handful of bran j. required to each cab
bage heac, and sometimes it i necessary
10 80 over the plants i second time. \
hundred weight OF bran i sufficient Tor AN
acre. 1t must be applied when the worms
are young. When they are full grown Or
very strong, il does not appear 10 aifec t
them. The buckwheat flour is siited upon
them by means of Il sieve. in the evening
or in the morniug-when the dew i on the
plants. II one application does not destroy
the worms. second should be made II i,
probably that wheat -four, hue-Indian
meal. or any other pulverulent farinaceous
substance would have the same effect
II American Gardener.
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]9urtrp.
The Game OF Lie.
BY JOHN G, sAxr.

BY JOHN c. sAxE.
There's game much in fashion-I thipk 10. call.
ID Euchre;
Though never have played it for pleasure or
lucre,)
In which when The cards are certain condi-
tons. -
The PLAYERS appear to have ciisngei their posi-
tons,
And one OF them cries.. in confident tone,
Il mink may venture to go il aloner7
while watching the game. It's within of the
a moral to draw from that skfrmish of card.
Ana to fancy he dnds IN the trivial strife
Some excellent hints for the battle of Life
W here-wh-ther the prize be 8 ribbon or throne
lie winner Is he who can Ego it alone I"
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
IN res ulAr orb was ceaseles.ly whirled
Ana S"t-nOl a convert-lor al Of his pAius
i,9 - "n y, "efsisn g, AND AND grison and chlius,
f"F he knew. IKE the Earth, he could go 1t
alone IT.
When kepler with intellect piercing aftr
discovered the laws OF each planet and tar.
And doctors, who ought te haYc iaII'i, q J., uame.
i oer1ed ms learning, and bliakenei h. fame;
i can watt he replied, 'u!i The iralh Won shall
For he felt in his heart he could ''go it alone
Alas for the PLAYER who iify depends
In the struggle Of life, upon kindred Ut friends
" h.,'eNer ING value Of bless ing Ike these,
80 90 - - = "A'l'' i1t i42t'afgus cA-e.
Nor comlol' the coward who hud- with a groln
HAT Lis clutches have Ieil ~ 1t alou,
1herc's somethiBg. no doub', IN the HAND YOU ma,
hold,
iie1ith, family. culture, wit, beauty and gol-.
he i'lt innate owner NAV iItr.y regard
A.. each $50 it NS3, most tNVelieat card.
, rt the game may hc lo-t. with Mi fpr ynu...Wu.
MICS ,.u''e the courage to go II acne PEE
Ia battle OF hu-lness, whatever ghe gam.
IN +tA love, II EnC -IUIt.
in The trusslv Ton powell ur the scramble toy petit
i-,t iAi- ue your motto --''RE;l pN NoUKskI.t
'g.whVtnrt the rr'Ac oe a RIBBON or thIout,
lie VICTOR u lac MAJ cAn - ii atour 80
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llur WATER FOX CABBAGE WORMS. =
We tried last year nu mber OF remedies
for the cabbage worm, an insect too well
known TO many persons a. yoraciod, eat
or of the'pulp OF the leaf. The spriukliug
OF red pepper did well but the best. slmp-
lest, cheapest and most eli cieut. was ap-
plying hot water. II may be wrongly ap-
piled, 10 the injury Or destruction OF the
plant; and It may be properly applied. d.
Ing no injury. and killing the insects Fill
a watering pot with boiling wafer, and
sprinkle the infested leaves only for see
ond or TWO. Ii does it. work very quickly
on the worms. but the leaves being thick
are not heated or injured. The older the
heads become the les the danger. The
operator must practice and spoil few
plants to save the rest. The water. by the
lime il reaches the plants, viii be several
degrees below boiling; he must determine
by trying, how long the hos water viii do
IL work before becoming too cold Al the
same time he must ascertain by experiment
how long he eau contrive TO apply the hot
water before the leaves are injured by it.
\ very little time viii determine these
points. Country Gentleman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23
Sois-Esc>ideut FAXES,
Capt. J p. JOHNSON

rpHE f'il,atnE let # taNt- "u real state II
l. nou.r.'~iica' oWuer- .in tnc town OF r 4 I'm
County of lIancocE for I>1l. in bills committed to
Joseph n, Wet. Collector 81 said town On
the lath day of June ia. ha- been returned hv
him to me a. remaining unpaid the llth OF
June ls1i by his cert ifcaie of that date and now
remain unpaid. and notice is he by gwen that
q the said taNcs. interest and charges are not
paid into the treasurer 81 said town with. N
eighteen months from the date Of the commit.
mcnt OF said blls much OF the real e.tate taxed
ci a. viii be sufficient to pay The amount due
therefor, including interest and charges. will
without iurther notice he soid Al public auction
ai Town House in said town. On the Ilth
day 81 December ISIS AZ O'Clock T.. VI.
Name 4 Description. Acres. valuc. Tax
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23

SMALL STONES IN THE HIGHwArs-
The laws ofthe state of Vermont. accord.
ing to the Vermont Farmer, requires higb-
way surveyors to remove the loose stones
from the streets as often as once a month.
and the neglect to perform this duty is pun-
ishable by a fine. This is good law, and
we wish it!were put in force in every state
in New England. If there is anything par
ticulaIly annoying to the traveller. it is to
be obliged to go jolting along over road
covered by loose rolling stones.-They in
jure carriages, endanger horses. and are a
complete annoyance in every respect while
the cost of removing them would be very
slight indeed compared to the comfort
gained by being able to travel over smooth
roads. New England Farmer.
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AT AUCTIONS!
Halves Property, in BrOOkSVille.

Pursuant 10 IA order ofthe District Court far
the District Of Maine. and In accordance with
the general orders under The United states
bankrupt Act shall s,l at pubic auction at
TIE store of y. A. HAYES, IN BrooksvAlo, in the
County 81 Hancock in sald District. on satuT.
day. ociohcr ., rs, al o'clock T.. NJ, the fol
lowing real sni personal property belonging To
the estate Of Nathaniel \ Haze. Of said Brook.
vile. Bankrupt. VIZ All The right title and in.
terc-t which the saii HaWcs hat at the date OF
The fling irc petition again't him IN Bankruptcy
In and o. siN s.Venths IN common and undivided
OF cc-tain 10; OF ind -imated "a s4d Brooks.
VILE, where said iIANrs house and store now
stand -aid lot Is bounded by the road near the
naE siAf. GU all sides. excepting seven rs'l.
squar. ~ the corner where Richard Hawe's
dazzling house =. or was. SAID lot contains
Abuut three acres more or less, alec ia and 10
the " hole of the house, barn, oui-huildiug- and
store. situated on said premises said premise.
are subject to a mortgage to IN mas Shaw and
others 10 secure the payment Of about ESQ
Also. m and 10 the wood landss r. s.It town Of
BrOok-yillr. belonging 10 sand Halves estate
TO wt:-siN seyenths in common anu undivided Of
certain wood lot, surrounded by land now or
formerly OF Luther Iapley, Gerenom and Otis
Naruum, aud OF said Hawes. containing twenty.
seven acres more or lies, being the same Ia.
clude' IN decd oil qut clam from Richard Hawes
and others. TO said Nathaniel \. HHwes. recorded
IN Hancock County registry OF deeds book liz,
page 40. to which reference i hereby had, and
certain other wood lot ,bOuudlng the above on the
South. containing twenty five arres or lesr
aud the same premises described IN deed OF
Alice and Isaac Perkins. to said Iiawes dstef
February 2ith ia and recorded in SAID regis
TRY Of dAds, Book lS7, page 49,. 10 which refer
ence ls1e-eby had, said two wood lots sub
jet TO a mort sagr TO Robert 1aplev, given 10
100 tor one hundred dOliars. and all sand real
estate i subject % tax for the present year.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
one hundred hens one truck wagon. ,saii 10 be
moTtragedl. one OK cham, one drag, Two SHOW
cases. stove and stove pipe, seven shares in
Wet Brooksslle Han Association, ten ION, OF
hay cot from said premises The pact season.
Meaning thereby 70 make sale OF all the
right title and interest which SAID iiawc- had ia
and 10 said real estate and personal property at
the cate ui the hlug oi the petition In BshSruptry
against him. and all right. title and Interest Ia
aud TO the same acquitted by me IL. assignee ct
sald bankrupt since said petition Was filed.
DAVID Il. KICKER
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
sB- For further particulars, address the A..
ssnee, Portland, Me- or inquire the day OF
sale. 4wJj
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The follow ing last Of taxes on real estate OF
nrn-TcsidoHi owner IA the town Mt nss.tt iof
the year ia, 10 bllls committed 10 John "
some. collector ui salI town % the latn
day oI June lsst has been TrtuTHcd by him TO rue,
remaining unpaid on the l1th dan oi Juuc la
by hls certificate OF tAai date and now remain uu
paid and notice !, hereby given, N 1t II the .aid
taAc- aud interest, AMI charges are not pari into
Tie treasury Of the sad taSu with IA eighteen
months from TIE late al the commit meul 30 ,hc
-a4i bulls. much OF tie real esAtc iAAe - "a IN
te ruGcitut to pay the Au4oEHt due therefor. an.
GLIDING interest aud charges all without further
Huitse Ice sold NJ pUbl4c Auct on. a the Posi- oG.
fee, in -alI town. GA the -igh day Of Dcc.mber
ls-j az > O'Clock in iAc afternoon
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10 10 X IF ~afsins people oi both ' seses
Young and old, make INC re money at work for us
IN their own localities, during their spare mo-
offer employment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work. Full particulars terms, sc
sent free. send us your address at once. Don't
delay Now 10 the time. Don't look for work o
business elsewhere. until you have learned whatr
we oner. q. STiNsoN Co.. Portlani, Me.
Iyr2
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LOOMS TAYLOR. AGENT.
Inside Line Day Route !!
MI. DESERT To PORTLAND AND Bo.roS
SANE. DAY
kOckidnd. VT. Desert IL Suy,irou
Steamboat Company.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK 4,
STEAMER ULYSSES,

-s@ Capt David Robinson.
WI le1y" Kniiroti wharf Rbrkf1oI evrr,
TUESDAY. Thursday. ant saturday ii 10 Is :, "
on arrival 81 morning tfatu- from p,,tl,nl
""i~t"n aud Augusta commencing TrE>rNN
Jun" -, Tor NORTH Haven beer Isle w.;
ihih"t- Bar iiarbOr. MI. Dpscr T.. l.anaine and
>HlliV an, connecting with Ellsworth by stage -
mies) AZ Lamoinc. Passengers io- Hancork
tfanAlh and Gouldsboro will purchase Tie krts
Tor sullivan. Ihos" Tor Trenton. TO I.5,noine
Returning, viii leave sullivan every Monday.
"Wednesday. and FRIDAY morning at O'clock
touching as atoyc. arriving IN Rockland IN sea
son To connect with 81 y. NJ. train. arriving IN
Portland at 80. m, 4 Boston at 10 T.. NJ Lewis
ton and Augusta same evening. Also connecting
al Hockland with steamers from BOston Iurs-
uai and Saturdays, and Tor boston Mondays and
Wednesdays.
ss-fFeighis taken at Low Rates.
COBB WIGHT 4 NORTON. Agents
Roekland, June Is, ISIS tfai
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Particular Notice,

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
! to ail eoncerned. That he has been duly APP.
pointed, and has taken uFon himself, the trust
Of an Administrator Of the estate OF
r ii. HARDING, NJ. d.. late OF Ellsworth,
In the County of Hancock, deceased by
giving bond as the law directs ne. therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 10 sall de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate paya, nt and
those who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit
the same for pa ment.
~ Once adjoining Hancock County Sayings
Bank. Hours from one until five O'Clock f. NJ
c. q. PECK, Admir-
Ellsworth, June 81, 1875. 0mos25
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FAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
q. ii. EDDY,
n -1 -0-'" St. Opposite KiIby st..
p0~ThN

4 tTfR an extensive practice OF upward. o
- Thirty years, continues to secure Patents In
the United states also ia Great Britain, franc,
and other foreign countries. Caveats, ~peciHca
tons, Assignments, and all other papers for Pa
tenIs, executed on reasonable terms, with d.
patch. Researches made 70 determine the yaIIdlt,
AMI Hllty OF Patents Of Inventions, and legu
and other advice rendered In ali matters tourbIu.
inc SAME. COMES Of the claims OF any pAlcu
furnished BY RENTING one dollar. ASS gnmcnt.
recorded IN Washington.
No igency ia the Unite State. possesses stt eria,
fQcItti, Tor obtaining Patents, " a. certuing III
pateatabitnB ofiHreHtioHs.
All necessity OF "A journey to Washington 1,
procure Patent, ana The usual greatdvIay ther,
are here saved Inventors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.

just Published. in Sealed Eu,elope Price
Fix cents.
fCS ~ Lecture on the Nature Treat.
WHEN ment aud Radical cure Of seminal
- ~ Weakness, or speImAtorrhra IN
duced by sei-abuse. Involuntary Emission tn,.
potency, Nervous Debility, and lmpediments to
Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy and
fts: Mental and Physical Iccapacity &c nv
ROBERT }. CULNERwELL. NJ. u. author oi
the Green Book &c.
The northumberland author ia this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves IRON his own experience
that the awful consequences OF selfabuse may tie
enectualiy removed without medicine and with.
out dangerous surgical operations. bouges, IL
stTuments, rings, or cordials; pointing ont u
mode OF cure at once certain and efectuaI b.
which every sufferer, no matter what his condil-
iOr may be, may cure himself cheapiy. privately
aud radically.
II This Lecture riH prore Il boom u
thousands and thousands.
sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope t. any al
dress, on receipt Of six cents, two post ge
stainps.
Address the Publisher,
ClaAs. &c kLINE CO.
- IL
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I TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS.
regard Sir. Eddy as me ofthc usosfcGPab}c amt
successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CHA>. MASON.
Comm sHIoucr OF Patents
- have no Hesitation IN uTlng inventors that
they cdhn"t employ a man m2rs competent ana
FhSfcoFhyt ann more capable Of putt. < thglr
Applications IN form to secure i-r them an clil i
and favorable consideration 1T the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mt. X II Eddy has made for me over IHiETN al
plcatIons for Patents, having been successful IN
almost every case. such unmistAkable proof a..
great talent and ability on his part, leads M to
RECOMMEND all invent rs To apply to hIm 10 pro
cure Their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases. and at very easonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston JEu. Is75-IyrI
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Agriculture is SO fascinating, so noble so
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DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

l"l NJ hlgh -tlnhng IN the ptufr$~tun tud the
lrJ'rtn- amt science at IN aide mind uuirAl
comp Nci The CENSOR to -ucru NO. autt now
ptt eir'ans generally AT over the world where
M .~iit 'Hc - intIo tuccl, admit OF IT, wonder
i'I Ia ct. ant "ftru prescribe it for their p,-
Yer l. ~ enur~r tie use Of the TT NMo\p
IltttM WIG CURE. with 'ui thu all Of q nh, 81
ciil Is n saving IN fEEs Ia the sufferer but the
i'ally con, icn.tnus ,hy- cttn should tyio,e at
iit- '"r lic reason ' lhc zen raj henthts arising
10 mans mi from IT. use.
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Tobacco NCigarS
warranted to give satisfaction.

ss-No trouble show goods CAL and ~
anime our stock. Any article In our line desired
not found in store will be furnished upon
second call, at shortest possible notice.
So OUR AIA-To accommodate and satisfy
customers. 3Su
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-23

To Nt-lFt NkIttE, IFDtEUl
HALL BROS, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth. March IS. 1873 l.tf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09
BALLS.
CECOND GRAND
DRESS AND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE
RIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT
AND
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
-AT--
ST. PATRICK,S HALL,
On Saturday Evening, November 20, 1878.
BALLS.
ST. PATRICK,S HALL,

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
ROBERT H BARLEY Chairman;
Hugh Flynn, j. j. Ftzpat p Enzardi,
Jas q Brien, DIR. E T. Shepard. Andrew Leo
Matt Gladden.. p. Bradley, Jno McCatfrey
II. Nj. OMeallie j. L. Gibbons VIM German
Frank McElroy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Philip McCabe, Chairman,
Jno. n. Healey, p Barron VIM. Conway,
NJ Grtfen, Bart. Moran r. NJ Gilmore
III. McMaIu j. sullivan, j. 4. Durnn
II. NJ. O'Meallie, Ed Dutfey, NJ. WALSH
j. .Pendergrast P. Sh, TT NJ Gillen,
I. D. Carey, K I. Shepard, VIM German
Jas. Sweeney, Thos Lynch r. j. Burke
S. Mcnamara DR.. E. L. Shepard I. McDermott
Martin Devaney.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Robert II. BARLEY, Chairman,
John McPhelln p lizardi Jno. KenSair
L. Dohefty, M. j. Sheehan, L. J. b. Flynn,
j. B. birmingham, Geo. McCloskey.
Application for Ladies' Invitations be- made to
p izardi at of Craps and Vaudeville
streets; Philip McCabe, 100 Carp street; NJ. j.
Sheehan Ma azine street opposite Magazine Market
Edward Dore, Tchoupitoulas and Marengo treets ;
John KEN air Old Levee and Toulouse st eets
or to any member OF the Committee of AraI ge-
ments.
sealed proposals for the rent of the Bar Restaurant
and Hatroom may be left with the Secretary of the
Association, 1l6 Poydras street, corner of Camp
8 treet, up to the 10th of November.
IICbETS- ---------.-...--TWO DOLLARS
o3 20-eodlm
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ter. The London and Westminster Bank,
however, has just adopted a definite rule,
which is likely to be followed by the other
banks. Hitherto it has been their practice TO
give one per cent under bank rate for de-
posits; and they have also allowed their de-
posts to be at call instead of requiring notice.
The change now made brings them more into
harmony with the facts OF the market. For
new money it is announced that the rate for
money at call will be one and a-half rstead
of one per cent under bank rate, and the
bank will also receive deposits at notice, in
stead of only at call, giving for these higher
rate, or one per cent less than bank rate. The
announcement only relates to new money, but
practically, the Economist thinks, the change
will come to be applicable to all money.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09

What to do with it, now they have got it,
is the question that agitates the Republican
party managers Of Ohio, in view of their re-
turn to executive and legislative power. 1t is
very important question, and if Republi-
can precedents in the State are to furnish its
answer would certainly prove of serious con-
sequence to the people.-&. Louis Times.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-09
Carriages for Sale.

ICSr RECEIVED A fine assortment Of Top and
y No Top BUGG iES, all of which will be sold at
the lowest CASH prices, to suit the times. TOP
BUGoIE for $3.50 to s160 and up 10 1919 NO TOP
500 10 sl6 al fully guaranteed. Every job HIS
Pntton Wheels and Hall Patton xles. n B. am
determined to sell better job and for less money
than any dealer in the South. Ny motto is: Quick
sales and small prof's My stock must be dis posed
of-say in 80 days-to make room for 400 obs more.
1 also have just T. ceived large invoice of JAPA-
NESE CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES and CRADLE
combined-a most wonderful combination. Please
call and examine. Price reduc d.
L. T. MADDCX
nj In 81 Carondelet street