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, 1877-09-12
G o MA L.
DO MINIC A.

~ VI 1 IN 4 u
The medical Bill, authorizing the prac1
tice of medicines by doctors having foreign
diplomas Unsurpassed, in spite of the strong
protest Of Dr.. Imray and the three other
resident medical men.
The public Library is about to be set
on such footing as will make it o more
efficient institution.
From the Dominican we learn thai
sulphur has been discovered in the Dutch
island Of Saba.
We get from the same paper the follow
ing story Of an O5eah woman:
sit is perhaps not generally known in
Dominica, that in the neighbourhood Of
SaIibia, amid the sombre recesses of the
Pagoua forest, there resides a weird and
wiCchiike woman of advanced age, whose
vocation it is to minister to the wants of
nil who would invoke the aid of the Black
Art. Various indeed are the motives
which urge a constant stream of visitors
to this distant and secluded spot. Disap.
potntments in Qfaircs dN c@ur, anxiety as
to projected sPecuIations, apprehensions
about Intended duels, aud many other
objects, contribute to bring a numerous
%clientele to the hut of the female NEGRO.
mancer. Ofthese aspirants it may be said
that the greater part consists Of French
people of both sexes from the Neighbour
ing c%oioniea Of that nationality. The
clients come over in sailing canoes at ali
times OF the year, landing at Castle Bruce,
Resale, Lqsoye and other localities upon
cur Wiudward scaboard. For q considera-
ton of more or less value, they find them
selves provided with bottles Of mysterious
phiItres, drugs, decoctions aud the like
intended to CRAFTY the desires Of their
respective hearts. 1t is a matter of no
uncommon occurrence for the traveller or
WindWard TO meet French men and w0.
mea, and even young girls, truigiog foot
sore and weary over the arduous hills
between Castle Bruce and the Indian
Quarter, in eager quest Of the ar-famed
Mad me Valmout.
The death Ola young Frenchmau Of rcs-
portability, recently recorded in our
columns is co1ueotad with this mlttcr, and
brings the whole affair 0aco more prom
iuentIy into notice. 1t is much to bo
regretted that tho Medical Officer Of the
quarter could not be found to perform an
autopsy upon the body Of the unfortunate
man who died so unexpectedly at Eden, On
hia way from the residence Of the Witch
OF E4dJr. In the absence Of any definite
Information, there remains d strong pre-
sumption that The two deIuded young men
had procured soNc stuff from the bag, aud
partakcn oft, for the survivor has arrived
in Town very much reduced after q severe
illness. Ii ever there was q case for q
post m0rtem, this was one. Bur it was
not performed, and in the face Of the strong
probability Of crime against the Obeah
woman, the matter drops without any
further notice than a futile corouers'
inquest, unaided by the scrutiny Of mediSal
investigation.
, 1877-09-12
VACANCE.

mOSTEN som Stadsconductcur,
LandmaaIer og BygningSinspec-
teur paa St Croix, der bcs@ttes we'd
Constitution af Gouvcrnementet.
Looming som Bygningsinspectenr
$500 aarIigt, neutrality-suspicious.
ger 1892 aarIigt. ln~dtugterne som
Stadsconductcur og Landmaalcr
bestaae at SportIcr, der j Gjennem-
snit SAINT have andraget c. $270 aar-
ligt. Ans0gninger stillede til Gou-
vernmentct indsendes til President
skabet tor st Croix linden 3 Uger
fra Datum.
Gouvernemcntct for de dansk
vestindiske Der,
ST Thomas den 8de September
1877.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1877-09-12
I r l N I'D A D..

The American naturalist, Mr.. ODER, has
reached Trinidad, and is awaiting himself
Of the large field which that island offers
him for his scientific researches.
Very heavy rains have fallen.
, 1877-09-12
TE T. A III S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

New York. 5th September.-The war cor.
respondent of the "Daily News" states that
On examination Of the field of Pelichad shows
Mondays battle there to have been desperate.
y contested.
, 1877-09-12

In Asia, the. Turkish troops are evaouatirg
, ~ 1op5sn .rinss' in an editorial
urges the .Sse.essoess .-of continuing tho
war between Russia and Turkey, and
advocates timely Intervention by England and
. Germany,
: % From Paris it is annouiHood ihlt n. Theirs
died from 2 fit of a~poplezie foudroyanta While
eating luncheon. President Mac Mahon has
teiegraghed ordering that a. state funeral be
acc0rded to him, aud that his remains be
inferred at the Invalids. lie also thinks thats
all private divisions should be sunk in hosouging
the illustrioLs deceased &sRSant Of France.
Ap%oIitical ard a literary will Of NJ. Theirs
have been found, also the draft Of an address
TO the nation on the present political situation.
The Republican party is considerably dis
turbed by the demise of NJ. THEIRS, and M.
Gambetta has selected M. GG6vy as the head
Of his party.
On the Bourse however the political
atmosphere clear.
New Yoax. 9Th Srptem5sr.-Russian des-
patches aS,eg. jLat t6. Iarkish positions before
Kali6oi ha~s been ~e9P.vred.
Tbo taking ofLoy4 required twelge honrs
Of Ire Il west fiji ting before The town vas
carried by t3rm.
News from Constantinon states tha5 Abd6l
Astlm, tx Conmandet IN l4!ol OF iue army en-
ne Danube, lo4if Pasaa aa3tas Command4nts
who surrendered ~tortroasa ID tao EusSIans,
have 5cen exiled to I.emaas. hero TO await
tleir @iaI until til armjlatioo Of the war.
The S3rF,42 .rAHy has been ordered to get
ready for secy..' in 4 week hence.
New Yagx, 7t3 Observation-Disclosures
FROM the seat 9fw r,po.ta heavy bat'a ct
kicA3Yia, in " II the Ros5i,-s were driven
from taeir p--..als, s.a.t -rao thousand men.
Dispatches Aon Turkish head qaaa'4fs an
nouncc the cross. ( otti' Lem by tneir troops
and their advance lpoa Obietcni.
Another oody is also crossing tho Kara LON
ana advancing on PoIomarka, thereby threaten
ing the Russian p3ljlo25 ot bieia, ana thcF
communication al 1jrooya.
The Russian oaianqjen eqs. Of he Jantra
,..,er is considered 10 he ia ooardy.
In the optnIon Of military circles the flank e
inc 1urki,h army i5 doaoiy exposed BY rs
reverse - L|'','z'
W. ,'' express = uoE Ct ~ -
l. 49, + : - 4
~ = - ~" = I ~: az: e@N."e l"'
- ''0"' 04''P' = P''''-'-5 ''' iN''''''y 0''''''
"a Free ~ GeT~r"nenIs prosecution
azAi1st u. Gamtets2 consists Of tree counts
osot .0ces a Iipst INC 4.csdon. aud SIX aga.0st
de Ministry.
r,or3 DIRTY hae 1aiv.rs3 A s,eoc5 At Ifvar.
oalr j. u. sne9.j., If he var Lo statsd
, 1877-09-12
CARL ~AIATTENsEN,


mAGT1ES holding st, C'ro;1 saw
ings Bank Deposit Books are
requested to appear with their Books
FRIDAY the l4th and SATURDAY
the 18th September this year, and
the following FRIDAY s. SATUR-
DAY the @ist and &3nd September
this year, in Bassin at the Savings
Eank Office IL to 3 O'clock, pm, and
in Westend at Judge Sarauw's Office
to A o'clock p. m. to receive the
third 20 per cen., instai!mcnt ON
them claims.
The Commissioners to regulate
and liquidate the affairs OF the St,
Croix Savings Bank.
st. Croix tho lola September
1877.
C. sApAuw. o. KRAusn.
, 1877-03-25
BUILDING MATERIAL.


ROE sALE-AN IMMENSE STOCK OF LoCka
~ t1ozeh batts, 1T 'than f1ctpry pStce. ~
". WHEELER. Ill Lake.st.. up.stsifs-
, 1877-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
A Moderate Activity in the Loan
Market.
Demand for Residence Property
on the North Side.
Building in Chicago Since Jan. L..
Harrow Houses.
New Building Association Law.

Notwithstanding the continuance of the e1.
ecrsble weather, there was quite an improve:
1ncnt in the loanins business the past week.
Last years figures loom up largely on scca,u,,t
of the rcrccord Ut :: 81, ,3l0, O00,uortgagc, Uf
course this vas not i new loan, and ought to he
deducted in order to make fair comparison tc-
tween the corresponding weeks. It appears
TINT borrowers hare either become tired of
waiting for something to turn MP, or have come
to the conclusion that tho wiutcr of our discon-
tent cannot last much longer. There seems to
be general expectation amongst loan agents OF
a large demand for money as soon as the wealth
or modcrates, SO as to insure the use of bricks
without Snow and ground without frost.
Many loaus are still negotiated ut per cent,
but II there Is an increase OF applicants and a
simultaneous revival Of business generally, the
prices of money must advance, and hence those
who contemplate borrowing are to be Commend
cd in taking advantage Of the existing favorable
terms. There is slight falling off In pay
nents, but as a general thing loan agents
make but little complaint on this head
The following were the important transac-
tions Ut the past week:
Clark street, 20 feet cast front by 50 feet
on Madison street, southwest corner, $1,000;
three years at per cent.
The Fuller Building, on Dearborn street,
south of Madison street, $4,000; i've years at
per cent.
Michigan ayenuc, corner OF Van Buren street,
50 by Ill feet, s2o,o0o; five years at per cent.
Park avenue, !13 feet, south front, corner OF
Robev street; also 2711 feet fronting south on
Monroe street, adjoining the Bryan Block, to
secure an Indebtedness to the National Bank of
Illinois Of S., 900, payable Oct. !, 1876, with
per cent interest, and an actual loan of S22 600,
payable to Wackellar, Smiths &; Jordan, of
Philadelph1a, in one, two, and three ycars from
Oct l, 1876. The Park avenue property Is SUBJ
5eet to previous incuKnbrance Of $1,000.
West Madison street, 50 by 125 feet, so feet
west Of Sheldon street, $500: five years at 8
per cent
Lasale street, 20 feet east from. by 50 feet, be-
tween Lake aud South Water streets; also, 264
by 297 feet, corner Of Pralrie avenue and Thirty
eighth street, SCI 900; three yearsat per cent.
Two blocks between Forty-eighth and Forty
ninth streets, west OF Madison avenue, $15OOO; !
two years at 10 per cent, subject to previous in
curnbrance. |
Block l, in J. D. Lehmer's Subdivision Of S. |
E. X Of S. ". u Of Sec. s, IS, II, $4,000; iye |
years at 9 per cent
The triangular lot corner of Noble street and |
North avenue, in the occupation Of the Chicago |
Steel Works, SIS, 600; five years at 5 per cent
Park aye,luc, 50 feet north front, 100 feet west
OF Wood street, 5000; three years at s per
cent
Wabash avenue, 20 feet west front, between
Jackson and Van Buren, streets, $15,000; five
yecrs at s per cent
STATEMENT FOR TIE wEEE ENDING !
]
, 1877-03-25
LEGEND OF THE a0RTHLAND.

Away away in the North]and,
Where the hours of the day arc few,
And the nights arc so long III winter
They cannot sleep them through;
Where they harness the swift reindeer
To the s1cdges when it SHOWS;
And the children look like bears cues,
In their funny, furry clothes:
They tell them curious story
don't believe It's truc-
, And yet you mnr learn Il lesson
II / tell the tale t0 you:
Once. when the good st. Peter
Lived in the world below.
And walked about it prcaching,-
just as he did, you know,-
. He came to the door Of cottage,
In travelling round the earth,
Where a little woman was making cakes,
And asked foE single one.
So she made very little cake;
But, as It baking lay,
She 1ookedat it, and thought it seemed
Too large to give away.
Therefore she kneaded another,
And still smaller one;
But it looked when she turned it over,
As large as the first had done,
Then she took tiny scrap Of dough,
And rolled and rolled it fiat,
Aud baked it thin as q wafer
But she conldn't part with that;
For she said, .'Aly cakes that seem too smsl1
When eht them myself,
Are yet too large to give away:
So she nut them on a shelf.
Then good st. Peter grew angry,
For he was hungry and faint;
And surely such woman
Was enough to provoke saint.
And he said: "You are far too selfish
To dwell in human form,
To have both food and shelter,
And fire to keep you warm.
'Now you shall build as the birds do,
And shall get your scanty food
By boring, and boring, and boring,
All day In the hard, dry WOOD"
Then she went up through the chimney,
Never speaking q word;
And out VI the top ncw woodpecker,
Forehe waz changed to bird.
She had q scarlet cap on her head,
And that was left the same:
But all the rest OF hcs clothes were bnrnea
Black as coal in the fame.
And every country school boy
Has seen her in tec wood,
" hcte she lives in the trees to this very day,
Boring and boring for food.
And this Is the lesson she teaches:
Live not fer yourself alone.
Lest the needs you will not pity
Shall one day be your own.
Glvc plenty Of what is given you;
Lasltn to PHYS call;
Don't think the little you give is great
And the much you get is small.
Now, my little boy, remember that,
and try to be kind and good,
When you see the woodpccker's sooty dress,
And see her scarlet hood.
You maynt he changed to bird, though you live
As sclashly as you can;
but you will be changed to q smaller thing
A mean and selfish man. PuHsBE CAnY.
, 1877-03-25

-.... MUSICAL.
Ak UNUSUAL DARqAiS-A 1EASD NEW ~.
aetoll oversrans bass; elegant rpscw1ol ease witt
VIII scll for sl9o I: I. MARTIN, Isl Statcest.'
Ars95, 4 NEW, IMPROVED. PAEL0R ORGAN
assd ef T. MsTs si$ eiHasss is4 walnut
4 CiLbEl:r UPRIGHT PIANO. EXCELLENT
n tone, rosewood case elegantly carved 70 r. an,
ae bargain. Arply a; 3 Twenty sccont.ss '0'o
1 ELEGANT ROSEWOOD MELODEOy. PT3y0
i eswsf ao,es sTsst 9pfx
A sToS1sl1SG 1MpEovEMESTs; OLD PIANOS
~ made new; tuning s.; l. Oo1 References. nr,ioe 70
ms Or otherwi;s HI0oNFIEID' o9. 2.uSS wesE sy
4 0kGASIsr AND olE.LEADER, HOLDING;
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ea0.s4 m esres position from Easr: las led chorus
Atdress rEuF FEssol SIS WaJash-ay. s''a 'o1eeS-
4 RETAIL At THE FACTORY. PAELoE ORGANS
csr r. a. r. nr'res eeyond cYnlpeti;on; so and Upward
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BARGAINS II ELEGANT PIANOS NJ u3PnE.
~ ~ man, Nsw York. Ltsltc & Ernest sieluway. Ill
iuinss {: Ehcelocs. 7. i. bowling d Co. WaScrs 4
sona National, ana others. +. r Martin. Isl State.
1iEckEE: BROS. riASOs AND EsTEY ORGANS
@?e 5ss! 9'sft: fes ST s,as ass easiest
TqE sALE-A COOP PIANO CHEAr. OWNER
ea'5 {, g ssa{ {Ses %a,s; s:, ss'h
Mha a,I, POWELL WELL GIVES PIANO LESSONS AT P6-
address to n silver-st. N ' oe"A
NEAaR}LT new PIANos 70 BENT; ALSO FINE
plASqs AND ORGANS FOR RFNT-EESTING 4
"a Isi ten ae
, 1877-03-25

4 Ii KINDS NEW LATEST IMPROVED SING
~ srs sa2; new Weeds direct from the factory ses
machines at great sacrifice. GEO. P. GORE & CO.
6 and 10 Wcb Ah-ay.
, 1877-03-25
PARTNERS wANTEn

DARTNER wANTED-RT AN EXPERT n -
process milling TO furnish $40 aainst lie 1.mMs
Fruits naAte certainty t,nly those ueau!ns hn5xs
need apply Address for particulars ii Etehfsenfsas
, 1877-03-25

WILL aatI;M fAf Ga Cash FOR SECONDHAND EIGHTH.
BRAY Bios. Milwaukee, WG. 0aucss
, 1877-03-25

Bridget, I told you to let me have nv hot
water the first thing in the morning.n "Shurc,
sr,"' safd Bridget, "diun't bring it up and lave
It at the dure last night, so US to Have it in
timesn
, 1877-03-25

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ALBANY, July 30, 1871.
40 the SHERIFF. OF the COUNTY Of NEW

TO t the SHERIFF Oh the 0ooN ! o. M"
-ig: Notice hereby given that at the General Election
Ia be a. Ia In this the IL E~DAf succeeding the FIRST
81 November next q november bt the iooNluS ON
csrs are be elected. t1-yit
A secretary OF state iu the place Of John Bigel0W.
COMPTROLLER In the place Of FrcderlCs T. plC't appointed
bv the Governor n place Of ucus Robinson resigned.
A Treasurer iu the place of charles \, Ross a.,
An Atforret General the place OF Charles = Fafcid.
Engineer and surveyor IN the place OF John -
H whose Term. OF Office expire the last day OF De
Also Justice Of the Supreme for the First Judicial
D strict n place John r. Brady. whose term u Office viii
cxuirc ON "a, l8,t day 81 December next.
Also senator Fourth senate District composed of
Inc Tt Srroud Third Fourth Iiith sixth. seventh, 1hr
ecn Fourteenth warts Of the city aud County Of New"
Also Senator for the Fifth District composed OF
the Eighth ninth Fifteenth and sixteenth Ward OF tie city
.o Senator for The sixth senate District composed %
the rnth Eleventh and seventeenth Wards o the Cy ana
County Of New YORK
the Eighteenth twentieth and twenty met wards OF the
As1 senator iGr TIE Eighth District composed 81
~ 1wolfth Ninctconh and T"euty Wards OF the
OF Me- York
County Onlcers II, elected for said County;
Moulber- OF Assembly 60 De elect from the
Assembly constituted under Chapter co., Laws Of
1906.
Two Justices Of the Marine Court In place OF deOrSe Shea
: Nogi.ter In tho place OF Patrick II. Jones
All Of office Nln expire the last day III De
cenlDct next i*spc'tiliiy tunt-
Deputy Secretary OF state.
SiERIPFs OFFICE. NfM NoRk, July 80. 1871.
certify that the foregoing tue copy of The Election
Notice rtceyr bV THIS day from thr secfears of state
BERNARD REILLY.
shorG OF the city and County Of New York.
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