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Sum M AIRY.

stead Of his income. is ns unsatisfactory ms II
| rs misleading. In the Old World we hear
very little Of what n man owns, though
we mny infer the amount from It's produc-
| tiveness. An Eng1ehtnan has so many
! pounds: u Frenchman 80 many francs; mn
Italian so many lire; u German so many
marks II year. but the income Of an Amer
lean IL seldom mentioned. He ig always
spoken Oh as worth n certain sum, whc1 may
be in government securities, rehl estate. rner-
chandise, defnuted railway bonds, non-pay-
ing stocks or wild lands. His annual income
may be $3O, 900, $4,000. $4,000, $500 or nothing
at all; and yet his property, In any case, Ia
get down at q definite figure. Real value does
not consist in what we own, but in what we
derive from ownership, especially since every
prudent man depends not on his capital but
on the interest derived from it's investment
N. Y. Times
superb bnndant silver Coin.
The Philadelphia LedGer says: "'rhe banks
are already feeling much Inconvenience from
tho abundance Of silver currency. There
have already been accumulated I'm one of our
banks of this unhandy silver coin some
$4,000 and the amount coming in Ia steadily
on the increase. 30 that all have or soon will
have, more Of It than they Gun conveniently
pay out over their counters IL Is believed
that parties at the far West Interested in sill
yer production arc engaged in forcing this
coin into circulation here. There is profit
in 1t. Tho silver trade dollar, the only
one of TINT denomination in circti-
Iation Ia worth i'm gold o5n60G cents
while the Government and bank note nnner
aolihr ~ worth about " cents ~ gold. 1T Will
nsnhan,,,,,, h -, ,n Ii,u o,,so, 10y
and hv hn Gin, galL WITH lie ,a,,a ~, n tpos,
"arv ndssnss naroentaa % prt, 'a''9 -.
IL nr cent f. tbj ',s,o ~ d ~ ' w.
sn W. ,,anth. nor ,nn sa ~ ~! III ILL.,, n
dnnr cninnwe viii in liz retn If ann,,n ,' ba
fet nute a h,,rTan r. carr, Tha e,,,al H., o
rnina are nhiaetinnahia ao,rh hnt liz Hoi
lar neaes ne c,rr"ny nv" y Hm, c,o Tbn
silver he}ng the leaat yv,,l1ahla ns he thrno
seward II ,,sea If o,,rsc,, ,,o v.,u ~. ~
i eonn y, ~ the P t s anu
tion drive the fw, fornsr ont ~ c ~
The aiIvar hnin,, 'it tho o"' ~ ,.
ths ,o,,st ;pnonnssni,st 'i'"p 's,.,. anu
lie porson VIII n''''' ha frat nni1 o VI,
bv every holder. The cold and tbe n amer each ,
hs;na ,tb ~, i Iii 'l,o pbd' '"a,'
serve Thus the sIivnr cn Tli - menu ~
viii soon heco,n, The ch bb crouatin, ,,n
dim Tic I,,a t Iei - j., ~ H ny
than a. nnJ Eli I'o ~ J., ~ o9 vn,uo
and + will tbenrnfnrth n,ne ninl,, fr"n,
hand to hand r. Il aha bs,f thn alr.nt ~
;n W ~ si,a', aasso 1io uinVco y,
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Sold asDausna.

II You don't find soapina which Is manufae-l
:ured with borax the best Of al laundry Or fam ]
yentor and patentes, will pay Jon double the
price you paid for it.
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Stocks were without any new feature.
State Consols declined "A p cent and Premium
Bonds ., the former closing at s1@8l4 and the
latter at 80 I4033h
City Scrip was quoted at 32h833k for 1874
issues, nC948 for 1875 and 3214@32A for 1876.
Hat-Pald City Coupors closed at 341zm35, and
State War; ants at Sc 40.
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The custom we have In the Republic Of
reckoning mans means by his property, in
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10
COM VI ERClAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Tuesday Evening. Oct. 8, 1877.

COTTON-The sales to day embraced 2O5C
bales, mostly at easy and partly at easier prices
requiring ing ~ REDUCTION Of &c in our outside
Ordinary. Low Middling and Middlng. We
give al the figures and report Of the Ex-
change. as below:
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- HIDHFsu ..,....-... go. .,.-....... W,5lI
Stock same time last year ......-........ 81 S2s
To-day's exports embraced GiG0 bales to Liver
pool and 1853 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 5000 bales,
against 1877 on last Tuesday and 40 8 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days'
exports and receipts. see above report.
We arc indebted to Mr.. II. G. Hester. secretary
OF the Cotton Exchange, for the following:
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Laesns. p. Goldsmith J. A. Green. r. r Boyer
and i. y. Bhrrst. On Ftnance- Messrs J. NJ
Walsh. l.. A. Mo deca md J. y. Cobus. On
QUO ntione@Mesars. Mauries Abrams. II. w.
5oares + II. Levey and A Bonito.
We continue to quote: Exceptional CONNER
clnl paper -3l2 " cent per H1nnm discount:
Al and second grnds do nominal: loans on col.
laterals at io@t2. Al mortgages 100. md Sec
ond grade nom inal.
Coli opened ut 1ogt4@to2H. ngainst 1927 nj
New York. and after Il fnir business closed III the
opening rate against t02s In that market. TIL
sales summed NJ si4 900. embracing 600 Mt
6g $4,000 ~ 102. $50 600 ut tG26Nei02s $1,000 $4,000
and 80 900 Mt 1927, $4,000 and 5000 ut i0254 and
$1,000 n iO1i.
Foreign Exchange ruled Mt about previous
rates.
The snleg OF sterling were confined to foDo
Al clear at "~. and G2D00 do. and Gl00o and G2loo
bill IF lading Mt 4s7ys.
The only anle Of francs reported was $4,000
commercial ut -.
At the close sterling bils we're quoted Mt Az
6D4ba for bill Of lh1ing ani Al clear. and ~Ne49lIz
bnnk, tbank counter rate -6p492). md francs
ut bisi4 for commercial.
- New York sigh was stronger for commercial
The shles eompri ed st2e. 900. embracing $40 900
and $780, 900 commercial una $4,000 and $40 600 pri
vhte bankers mt Il u csnt discount. and so 900
Of $4,000 and $4,000 commercial on Providence ut
- y cent discount.
The banta continued TO check on New York Mt
4 y cent discount, while commercial sight was
quoted ut 7-i6m% agninst 1sep7-i6 yesterday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Tuesday Evening. Oct 9. 1877. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The money market continued active and
strong to-day, both in bank and on the street
without any enange in commercial pap +. Gold
was lrregdl'r. touching 1912. but closing the
same as yesterday. The movement Was fair.
Foreign Exchange exhib ted scarcely any va ia
York Sight was stronger for commercial
Stocks We're without any new feature State
Consois declined ! . ceBt and Premium Bonds
=. Scrip declined slightly for 1874 ana 1876
issues, and for coupons. Scrip of 1875 was un-
changed, State Warrants were lower
Inc following committees were appointed to-
day BY the president of the G. escent City Open
Stock Board: On Arbitration Messrs. 6 Instant
Andree. g. A. Harris. j. II. Levev e. Peychaud
and 4. 4. Herwia. On Bonds MessTs Ghns de
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Children.

A complete substitute for Castor Oil,
without Unpleasant taste or recoil in the
throat. The result of 20 years practice by
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Massachusetts.
Pitchers Castoria is particularly recon-
mended for children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the food, and allows natural
sleep. Very efficacious in Group and for
children Teething. For Colds, Feverish-
ness, Disorders OF the Bowels, and Stom-
ach Complaints, nothing is so effective, It
is pleasant to take as honey, costs but IS
Cents and can be had of any Druggist.
This is one of many testimonials:
CORNWALL. LEBANON Co., Pa, Mar II, 1874.
"DEAR SIR have used your CastOria in my
practice for some time. take crest pleasure in
recommending it to the profession safe reliable
and agreeable medicine. 1t is particularly adapted
to children where the rcpugnan taste of Castor Oil
renders II so difficult to administer.
E. A. ENDERS. NJ. d.
Mothers who try Castoria will find that
they can sleep nights and that their babies
will be healthy.
J. B. ROSE & CO.,
New York.
May s, 1877. m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

PURITY oE CHARAcTER.-Over the
outer coat Of plum and apricot there
grows bloom more beautiful than
the fruit itself-a soft, delicate pow
der that oversprea ds it's colors. Now,
if you strike your hand over that, and
it is once gone, it is gone forever; it
appears only once. The flower that
hangs in the morning empearled with
dew-arrayed with jewels, once
shake it, so that the beads roll off,
and you may sprinkle water upon it
as you please, yet it can never be
made again what it was when the dew
fell gently on it from Heaven.
On frosty morning you may see
the panes of glass covered with land
scapes, mountains, lakes and trees,
blended into a beautiful, fantastic
picture. Now, lay your hand upon
the glass, and by the scratch of your
finger, or by the warmth of the palm,
all the delicate tracery will be oblit-
Grated.
So there is in youth a beauty and
purity of character, which, when once
touched and defiled, can never be
restored-a fringe more delicate than
frost-work, which, when torn and
broken. will never be repaired.
When young lad or girl leaves the
parents house, with the blessings of q
mothers tears still wet upon the
cheek, if early purity OF character be
once lost, it is loss that can never
be made again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

81 Beauty and style are not the
purest passports to responsibility
some of the noblest specimens of
womanhood the world has ever seen
have presented the plainest and most
unprepossessins appearance. A wo-
mans worth is to be estimated by
real goodness of heart, and the puri-
ty and sweetness of her character;
and such a woman, with a kindly
disposition and we'll balanced mind
and temper, is lovely and attractive.
Be her face ever SO plain and her
form aver so homely, she makes the
best of wives and truest of mothers.
She has higher purpose of life than
the beautiful yet vain and supercilious
woman, who has no other desire than
to faunt her fnery in the streets, or
to crafty her inordinate vanity by
attracting fiattery and praise from a
society whose compliments are as
hollow as they are insincere.
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pastry into sheets and bake in pie-pans
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County OF Lewis.
IN the Justices Court. Chehalis precinct
l. Territory and County aforesaid.
Gustav Rosen;hal Plaintiff.

i Territory and County aforesaid.
Gustav Rosenihal, Plaintiff.
vs..
Henry Cavendish. Defendant
To1icnry Cavendish Defendant. In the
name nj the L nited Stxte- Of America. Won
are hereby required to appear in an aeiion
tsTualghf against vou by the atssy.-uzmss.
plaintiff IN the Ju~tic~'~ Saurs sT.shzlf.
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A MER1CAN & FOREIGN
PATIENTS.

PATIENTS.
GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHIP.
- S1,o NAN HOsMER y co, Solicitors.
f p ASVnSdEn al" counties cSatgs NO
the patient is granted. No fees for making
preliminary examinations, No additional
fees for obtaining and conducting a re.
hearing. Bya recent decision of tile Com.
,Iay Se rcvi MaL rejected applications
TO interference Cases before the Patent
once, Extensions before Congress, ~
frlngment Suits in different States, andfts
IA patnn tlgat sa appertaining to Inventions
for pamphlet OF sixty pages.
L"nd Cases. Land Warrant sand Script.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted be-
fore the u. s. General Land Office and
department. Of the Interior. Private Land
tialms ana HON iSTEAD Cases attended
TO. Land Scrip in 40, 80, and 160 acre pieces
FOR sale: This Scrip is assignable, and can
DC located i'll the name of the purchaser
tiponany Government land subject to pri-
waite entry, Sl.25 per acre. 1t il of equal
stamp to Gilmore 4 Co. for paMDhiet of
Instruction,
Arrears Of Pay and bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAIL
ORS of the late was, OF then heirs, are i'm
many eases entitled to money from tho
government of which thcyhave no know
ledge. Write full history of service, and
STATE amount ofpay and bounty received
Enclose stampto eX-GILMORE& co, and
u full reply, after animation, will DO given
you free.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAIL
oRS wounded, ruptured, or injured in
the late war, however slightly. can obtain
a pension by addressing GILMORE g. co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & co
before the Supreme Court of the United
States, the Court of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission.
Each department OF our business Is con-
Quoted in separate bureau, under charge
or same experienced parties employed by
the old firm. Prompt attention toall bust
ness entrusted to GILMORE Il co. is
thus secured. We desire to win success
by deserving IL.
February 18th, 1876. ~ II
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KEEP TO One TH1NG.-We earnest
ly entreat every young man, after he
has chosen his vocation, to stick to it.
Don't leave it because hard blows
are to be struck or disagreeable work
performed. Those who have worked
their way up to wealth and useful
ness, do not belong to the shiftless
and unstable class, bat may be reck-
oned among such as took off their
coats, rolled up their sleeves, con-
quered their prejudice against labor,
and manfully bore the heat and bur-
den of the day. Whether upon the
old farm where our fathers toiled
diligently, striving to bring the soil
to productiveness, in the machine
shop or factory, or the thousand
other business places that invite
honest toll and skill, let tho motto
ever be, Perseverance and Industry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

@ George Francis Train lectured
in Rochester recently and declared
that there would be 3, 600 900 people
only in heaven, and all the rest in
the other place. With the majority
were Byron and Franklin, and /
want TO he able to grasp their extend
ed hands he said, if have to 60
to hell ~ do it-and, by the way, all
those in favor of going to hell with
lie aid ave >" The audience. for
getting the sentiment. perhaps, hut
wishing 10 encourage Tram, al
shouted Sc AYE, together. II really
seems saSv erO1-h for skillful ex-
karasr 20 rvt recruits foE eithss place
, 1877-11-08

tho delegation hhnn1 ngrrc 10 present
for tbs Berlin mfaEton was considered. After
.lstutsing one Or two names and hm1ing that
one nt least of tic persnns suggrste1 w0llll
pcrcmptority decline tD arrcpt any position nn-
der tho A'lmfn'str atlor.. The none II II. q. III
EerfO!, was suggested. After considerable taJk
Il appeared probable that Mr. 1nEcrttl1. II tlc
won nreelt the nos!tfon, et'll't rc'rlve certat-
ly the vote OF the majority, pnss:bly the i,nanf-
IntIus vote u thc delegation. In this condition
The matter INV rc.ts. Communication was llu-
1ncfllatclg lIasl with Mr.. ingcssoli to ASCERTAIN
WHETHER nt wDri.f ACCEPT.
Letters favc l.ccn sent to him. and 1t Is tc-
ltcycsl that personal conferences have been hai
with hin upon the subject by fltnoI. congrcks
llic1,, who ticc that tfnr have yisftel! The West
for ollttr purposes Tie announcement of tho
fact tllst 1ngersnl Is on hts way To Washington,
gsuws That he r.irte to c0sah,cr the t|ltrxlioi
here. Somc nf hls irlrtnls here Insist that llc
Will n.rtpt, nrni that II te eritlcA to ito 90 Tho
dulcpatiui Elt1 unite III 1Iiia.
, 1877-11-08

bEkcaa9 p4spusrA 10 {hs Chicago jfftuhk.
WARRINGTON, d. c., Nov. 7,-rAe truth abont
khe report ol thu appointment Ut itobcrt G.
Ingersoll to tho Berlin Mission IL substantially
this: somc two weeks ago delegation of llli.
aois congressman WIS at the Etato Department
urging upon Secretary Eyarts the appointment
o. q certain IltIuos gentleman to minor mis-.
Non. Tho Secretary VI State said to tho delc-
Ratlon In substaneu this: "Yuu will do vol,
gentlemen, not bo In q hurry. It Ia the dcsiss
o1'so1ne Of US tneaulug the President aud hun
sclll that Que Of the great Misslous shall he
Given to the State of llliaols provided All ac-
eeptab!e candidate IL presented, aud ono to tho
state OF Fcnnsylyaala upon the sa.no coudl-
ton1."
a member Of the Illinois delegation,ntcrposed:
~hut, Ar. Secretary, there arc NJ important
hiss'oaa Sacaot.''
Secretary Esarts replied: "oa the contrary.
me msatoa TO Great Britain and the Berliu mis-
son sto both want, aud 1t Is tho intention 70
91es the berlin mis4on to Illinois,"
rFoa THAT SUGGESTION
'ue CongEcssmen retired. aud at one OF the
sgsefA conferences they had afterwa.ds At
sA1ca the Presidents policy was also dis
eoasea, the 4uea&ou Of the person whom
, 1877-11-08
THE VATICAN.

EXPULSION or FATHER cCNci ny THE 1ksuErs.
nsud!ches 10 kondJn TIMtt.
KoNE, Ost. 1l.-Thc General OF the Company
Of jcaus threatens tlo expulsion oil Father Cure,
from The ranks Ut that militant ur,lcr. Fatilcr
curci has becu for t1Aay years the editor of the
Cisl'id Gafto'tta, thu mott renowned srtsgious
orgau published in Italy undcr thu patronage Ut
The Vatican. IA saescd oratur, a. WILL Us Il
writer, Father Curcl WAS leoktd upon us tho
brightest lunlnary both Of the Or1rs ut Jrs,ltts
all VI t!,e Rotnan Church. What the Vatican
WIS uncu lispost! tn rall u political Aerrsy 3laa
crcpt into The writings a,li preaching vi the cIu.
Gucut Father, VIII, llaA nut been as hlInIly tlts
vutcl to the causn pt tue temporal power III tic
Pope expects Ills zealoua champions to lie. ltc
has Ia several instances becn forbidden tu I,teacl
aud llIa writings hava Gccu put un tl,s lnlt1, or
nre In danger of being ~ dealt wilt.
In all probability thu Pops will ultimate to
openly said to Ills prtsiet7.ssur In hp"star}.
Fatter Pasangltu: "fOu arc a mere ft.'tlt set
upun tho corfltcc Of the temple, an attanlnnt to
Its facade, 81 loug as yol At.lu IN yu'iT t'!arc;
but the moment you fall fEGrl 1t ytn hurry your
srl{ lA the dust VI thn highway, and the Wurla
ccasrs 10 sre SOU ur to hear uf yuu."
Father Curci Is HOW residing Ut Fruse7t! In
eanyeut nr tountry-h0unv belonging ~ the Jrs
u!ts. sir Information tguyes Il doubtful wlrlli-
CT Ac Ii detained there, or #lcthrt hc has TAKEN
up ILL gu2rtcrs III iaat establishment Of hls own
atvord.
NoNs, Oct. at.--Thc fieocral Ut the Jcsutss,
by The PoI@'s pcrcnlptnry command, has prs.-
nouncel stutencr VI expulsion 0n Father CURT
iron. thu OE,ier. Father Currl In determined ~
publish statement af atl hts dltfctGHtxs With
t4e Vatieslll, aat.t!y from 1871.
, 1877-11-08

tho !loI se6 like. an frctll wheat straw xi:h The
Errc tllc horscs ri The cavalry ns the fints,riaI
f;uard arc standing III, tu :fci. kHec: tn frnler.
TIE Transport lr,Es.4 are tus: as we'll MI, asrt
thousands III snllo l.s a:sI El!lafrcs '!n tl:
!r"a,cr work arl ;atr we'll uo,:, ctarSer
frr'. Besides tho u; .'ar!a: !rr:yist irp,n
I:str.la tY ralt, ?i.WJ I,rei hi,1.o X.
rar.s frtrn 'n.l'annia anl I:'i!...rIa
WORK the tupply. There IL m s1cti;It ncr.
therefore, uncr te ts;n ,,e;tts o: tran.port atnl
lnrage. While write, anil Inr hours past, IN
fcF,n!na1le tra[ns t1v.. apen enrryint shells and
stnrcs tn P!crna al the ratc q: atiout two mflc4
III hrafr. 4 lew thousand yards of ranras. a
few thnusantl pDtcs, and there IL no reaa,n wE,y
the fnrAct Of tho reserve cavalry anil trafns
should mt be xnue1y housed anu sheltered halt
,ttl.ler ground. llic .how sel'lDsn llos, I ain
told, more than trn days at = Lime, and hui
month N all. turing thu wimiri, Asnun1 f'lcr.
M ttkrtf the Villages IT ffrhttxa, fra.