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New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Futures moderately active closing TO points higher.
.ausTeTahe orers sales last evening $500 bales.
roday-First CaJnne 10 July, llo4 oeober. 10 62,
total 1000 bales Second Cal-June 1922 JIy. ilte;
September 1918, 1919; November TO- December. lOJ5
total 900 bales. Third Cai-June,. l0ea6. 1927 July.
ii.O7 August, I'LL October 1884; December 1888:
total 100 bales. Also May, 1854 al0S6. do, notice
til i5th, 1885, June, l093e 10 81; July llO4Slle05
10 63 eiO65; November l054d1056 December, la65@
1857; January 1856 total S6,5U0 grand total 40
bales. Futures closed firm.
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Orean Steamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMFRt.
CAN FLAG. sailing every TIL RSDAH from Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA sails Thursday, May 10, at a. III
PED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
carrying the Belgian and United states Malls sailing SENT
monthly alternately from Philadelphia ant NeSlCTk
JAVA sails I'll PSDAN. May %, 9 q.
For Of passage and other Information apply 20
PETER WRIGHT Il Suns, General Agents, .
307 Walnut-st. philadelphia. 81 Broadway, New ore
JOHN McDONALD. Agent. Battery place. NewYors
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HANRE,
Pier Company new No. AZ North River foot Of Mortons
LABRADOR Saurler......... "Wednesday. Nav l5 r. M
CANADA FTsngeul Wed, Nav % 10 a. N
PEREIRE Danre wednesday. Nav 90 $3.50 y
Selmers thus do carr s'cerace passengtr-
freight and passage Philadelphia apply to AOnzo
ShOtWeu Chesnut st.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No 55 broadway.
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We annex latest quotations:

In State bonds the District OfCOlumba 3 Cos were
strong and higher, were also the Louisiana con-
soidaed Is. Except for these, the state bond mar
ket would have been almost neglected The Louis
ianas advanced to-day to rs, and District 365s TO
7Gl2. The MssourIs were firm 6s of 1887 at 105,
and Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at 1888. We
note sales of Tennessee Gs, new series, at 35l2
There was nothing of special interest III the city
bank stocks; to-day's sales covered American
Exchange uOD at 9Sl2 and Phenx l134) at so.
4 very large business was done IN railroad bonds,
and tO-days transactions were as active as those OF
any day this week. The conspicuous features were
the Northwest gold bonds, which advanced 10 lOlos
heavy transactions ST. Paul sinking funds rising
10 1908. gold Is being l05. There was an advance
in NewJcrsey Central consOls to S0l4 eOnvertibles
10 10 and Lehgh and WIlkcsbarre cOnsOls 10 40 The
Morris and Essex securities were brmi hrsts at ll6,
consolidated at SOL "a 80 and. second mortgage at
lOJls. Delaware and Hudson registered - Is were
AT lOOl coupon Is Of 1894 AT 07l2 and Erie fourtls
al lO3l2. Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible IS
stnened to 81, North Missouri trsts TO 1Otsl,
and edar Rapids to 20; Michigan Central rs beng
at full figures l07l2; Union Pacific iirsts at 1928
sinking fund at 96li; Missouri Pacific hrsts at
lO2ls and seconds at 94l2. Missouri. Kansas and
division, al II Great Western seconds. eX NOveu-
Der. 1877. coupon at Co.'S. Toledo. Canada south
crn and Detroit trsts at 5O!i. and Rome, W ater-
town and Ogdcnsburg consolidated irsts az 81
More attention was paid 10 gold this week, because
of the strong tone of the market. The prepOnder-
Of transactions was AZ 1OOl2 the extreme range
of the price having been 1OO3sd lOOl2. The firm
ness was due to the free payment OF gold INTO the
Treasury for the 4l2 per cent bonds The low
charges for carrying, to l2 per cent. induced some
speculative buying. Gold balances to-day were lent
nat. Tho Sub-l rcasury disbursements for the week
were ~ ~ 900 interest and $271 GOO called bonds
inclusive OF l6S 900 and 100000 10 day. Ibe days
business of the gold clearing department OF the
Bank of the State of New-fork covered: Cold
currency balances, 81 l,O4o,2lo The gold quota
tons to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
Total sales for the day. io'
12as buyer 10 days
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
sAS FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS
YESTERDAY. TODAY.
Yesterday. To-day

The transactions in United States securities dur
ing the week were very large. as noted IN the
printed lists published at the head of this column
from day to day, but these have not been equal TO
the private transactions taking place both directly
and in the way of exchanges at the offices OF the
great dealers There was general irmness in the
list and the newer bonds were conspicuOusy strong,
the 4l2 per cents going off very rapidly at the Syn
dicate price of l02 and interest III gold. The sub
scriptions to the new per cents at Washington
are coming in freely. The subjOined table shows
the daily subscriptions and the total for the week
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
broohlpn properip 20 Eet.

A CHANCE for housekeeping experiment
N taslefuly furnished three story house on one Of the via
avenues The B brooklyn will be rented June Into SCI
Iember Tor -. Address H. {. r., Tribune OtiCe.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

there was nothing remarkable IN to-days move
ment except the strength OF British e9nsos ana tue
There was no bullion movement reported at the
Bank of England. A Berlin dispatch to-day states
that the Imperial Bank of Germany gained, during
rentes ranged during the week at 109.10G 109.o5.
closing at 10057l2 as against 1OSs2ia a week ago.
Sight exchange on London was quoted at 2o.lo.
Tie following named amounts of the classes In
interest have assented to the proposed recostruc-
tion scheme of the Central Railroad OF NewJersey;
ck....
Consoidated aud convertible bonds IoVUOHVO
Iehigh and NilkesbarTe bonds 0oV0o a30VVo
American Dock and Improvement CO.'S bonds. %O0oOcO
The gross earnings of the Chicago Milwaukee aud
ST. Paul Railroad Company compare as follows;
1877 1873. Increase.
First week In hay,.... tlao,lOt S599vVpo NO
Previously reported. lIo2ioo <'o-ioOO ioVo-tI
ro,., .rcs Ian. 81 0O7 ss7 sSOlsoOo si,O6oll3
The recepts of flour and gram ut the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day OF May we're:
New-York.
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IjiJ+I 3

With the condition Of the home and London mar
kets for the most part not admitting any profit on
the importation of bonds, the foreign exchange
market was inactive all the week. We subjOln
closing quotations day. selling rates being on the
basis Of 81 s59iG$4 SGli for sixty days bills, and
81 SSllGSf 80 for demand to the i.
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.sI,b64.s5O

~.
To-day's market at the board was dull but steady.
the week and the closing sales to-day and a week
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THE MONEY MARKET.


nJIUrEL LTJCE7 T. :. s7'CE ErCRANGE SAFES
FRIDdT. NAY 10 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

EOR SALE or TO RFNT-Furnished at Dan
bury, Conn. De country residence. poe, $4,000 For
Particulars address &. II. M .RRITT.
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Gounirp Real Gstaie for Sale.

AT CR0TON LANDING-F0R SALE
~ ALARM Of 20 acres suitable OI genteman's country
residence The property located the west side OF the Al
bany Road mile north OF the station and commands
of the Hudson River The land IL uly Gov
cred m apples pearn small rut and - all under
cultivation buildings comprise good barn. ioehOuse,
buildings the house contains IL large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune once.
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RECORDED LEASE
KKw-YoRK. Friday. May 10.

Bernhard, Charles to George Samenerer, No 6l lst
ave stJrU and VI sccJndhOOrl, ears IA annual
cent Oe :.
sZu- Il, s years, az annual Iclt o.
Schmidt. Jonn, 20 "A s. " Bnen, No 1b2 9,haNe
tstoie anu basement yeaIs, az annual rent OIL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

DA - - tNAAi ~
200 be.
Morris 4 Essex
20n..bcs3. 10
Ohio & Miss
400. be. \
20 ....... rs
Han & StJO
100. be. III
lOO........ IL -
Han 4 ~ 10 Pref
100. be 27L
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

FOR SAl.E.-At Morristown, n. j., very low;
II easy hne location unsurpassed $4,000
Address OMNER. Boz 465 MorTisloWn, ". J.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

nor SALE, TO LEI, or VIII EAIHANGE
snd lea scIos land one hogr IRON Aesy.YoEk font
snd eTounds beautifully laid plenty OF choice
ira,s ea5fisge house conservatory, stable &c Fr1ee,
$4,000 originally cost sgoyO0o
4 foT further particulars address vsu
Post oasee BOX eolS Now.York.
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SECOND BoARD-I O'Clock p. VI.

nj q ~ idtl ISL
Ia CrOs 80 -
AODO.... lO9
IelIigl a " B con
1000 90. OIL. 40
Galcna 4 Chic lsi
1000. .lO7 q
u 4 Hud reg 1874
3.UOp..lOuit
Del & Hud 7sC '9i
,, 80 .......- ~ =
MOTr1s a Essex lst
5000. ... b3. ll6
Erie Sd ~
1000 ......lO7
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

load sSery morning, and Col, crofit md K r. Fosters teams aro layIng fl around loose on every street, Mr. ChappelI was In town Monday, and will return Thurs day and commence operations with his men.
 Hating Is looking up little, and oth- or business will soon feel lt.
 The temperance meeting at PIumirees on Sunday afternoon was well attend cd. and very interesting. Charles Tay- Tor, Dr. G. Benedict, c. Bailey, D. T. iIubbell. and the chairman, Walker Me- Dowell. made good addresses, and some names were added to the pledge.
 Mir. Andrew Osborne Of Philadelphia visited his sister, Mrs, Chas. 0. Morgan, last week, after m absence of seven years. Mir Osborne looks natural, and seems Co be In good health. ".
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ties have considered ycrrnznno the mp maker as myth, but The light now thrown npon him dlspels all doubt of his oxlstcnce, A z py of the mop Is known to have been resented to Henry 1 VIII, These interesting contributions to tho history of early American dl4- cDyeTy will close with final article on the "Globe of Horrnzano, one of inc rnrest treasures of the New York His- toricnl Society. NGN In historical order comes Reply from Mir. Q. II. Marshall to Dr. John Gilmary Shea, and General John <. Clark, upon the yeSGd question of the location of tho Iroquois fort nt- tackled by Chnmpluin in his expedition of 1915, which continues to excite m inc tcrest not confined to the immediate lo- eality or antiqunrcs. Upon its settle ment depend mary points in Indian habits and immigration.
 The editor contributes sketch of William Livingston, the War Governor of New Jersey in the Revolution, which Is flu 'trnted by well-eXecuted sketch of his mansion, the fumousG old Liberty Hall still standing nt EllZnbcthtOwn, New Jersey. This is followed by an ac- count of the scige of Savannah in l779, written at the time hyJohn Harris Cruger, Colonel in the Royal Proyincias, and sent to his brother and father in New York City. This valuable GU nent now first appears in print. In contrast with this K Il letter written by Il Quaker from Philadelphia by the name of Reyncll in l7G9, in which Inc claims to have been the first signcr of the Non-importntion Memorial of the traders of this city. The notes are full Of historical details. Those Of Dr. Baird on Lcislcr's birth place, and of Brcyoort on Spanish Policy in Amt rica, are curious and important. In another the Sea Serpent Is yiudicaicd against his dctWrt0rs. The liter ry notices cover eight pages, and furnish an interesting guide to readers of Amer ican history.
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(Left oyer from last week. BrOOkHeld.
The 4th passed off quietly here.

The 4th passed off quietly here.
 A house in Lanesville known as the "Flat Iron" was burned on Saturday af- ternoon, the 9th.
 The miners left town last Wednesday for Seymour, where they are to work. They are good set of fellows, and we regretted to have them go.
 The bridge known as the New Bridge WIS completed last week, and we e: poet soon to see them commence on u e new one at the Iron Works, which is to be of stone.
 Mir H. B. Hawloy and his workmcn, with their families, held a clam bak last Friday afternoon, the 9th, in Char | lev Skaters yard. We did not learn the particulars, but should judge (from what we know of the parties) that they had a good social time.
 On Saturday last, July 9th, about one hundred spectators gathered to witness a tub race in the Still river. The con- | testants were MessrS- John Deframe, | Bruce Wildman, Stcavie Nancy and Geo. Squiros Owing to the unfavorablG con- ditiOn of the bank of the river, mu h trouble was manifested at first ill staro- ing (their tubs filling before they could get to deep water). Squires was the first to appear on the river-and the first to disappear beneath its surface, much to the amusement of all present except himself. But the trouble was soon rcmedied by two of them taking i the opposite side of the river; and at the word "Go!" they all started of, about abreast, each one paddl;n care- fully, yet manfully, for the winning stake. It was doubtful at first who would he the victor; but it was soon ev- ident that Deframe's deep, steady strokes would take him to the goal first, and they did. When about halfway down, Stevie unexpectedly took back ward dive, and was obliged to swim out" Shortly after we heard se me one remark. that "Johnny was showing the ether tubs a clean pair of heels, and up on looking in that direction we found it to be true but his heels were the only things we could see, except the tab, which was bottom upwarI. "Haw hawl" yelled George and Bruce. Then there was d splash, and the "; ter rip pleu OH dS pidClulS do II Ihtlo H6ic HOG two fellow beings beneath its surface, bemoaning the hard fate that consigned them there, just for forgetting then- selves long enough to laugh at their companions misfortune. Thus ends the first heat. There was less delay in starting the second time, and no more accidents. Deframe slowly got the lead on the start, and easily kept it to tine end, and was declared the victor.
 The funeral of Roderick Campbell took place on Monday, at l o'clock, and he was buried in the Central cemetery, beside the remains of his daughter, who was the famous Connecticut giantess, who many readers of the BEE will re- member to have seen at Barnums Mu- scum few years ago. J.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

LITERARY NoTEs.-The August num- Der of the Mngdzine of Ameican History (A. s. Barnes & Go, N. Y. appears with the usual punetuality. The leader is a third article from the pen of Mr. B. F.
 deCosta on the mooted question of the Verrazano discoveries. In previous es- says the Magazine has presented the writers views upon the Voyage of the Florentine, and tRe authenticity of the Letter attributed to him; the present treats of his map, the North American section of which is reproduced now with the coast lines for the first time, IS an illustration to the text. Able autliCri-
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

1. DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM. Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Yitus Dance, Paralysis (Hemiplegia and Paraplegial. Neuralgia. Hysteria Nervousness, Palpitation of the Heart, Lockjaw &c, &e.
 ?. ORGANS AND TISSUES CONNECTED WITH THE Dr. GEsTrvE SYsTEM-SOre Throat. Dyspepsia Diar- 'rhea Dysentery, Obstinate Constipation, Hemor rhoids or Piles Bilious, Flatulent, and Painters Colc, and all affections of the Liver and Spleen.
 3. RESPIRATORY ORGANs.-Catarrh. Cough Infiu- eTza, Asthma (when not caused by organic disease of the hearti Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Pleurodynia or Rheumatism of the Chest. Consumption, in early stages.
 1. FIBRoUs AND MUsCULAR SYSTEM Rheuma- tism Lumbago. Stiff Neck, Spinal Curvature Hip diseases, Cancers, TumOrs. ,. URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANs-Gravel Dia- betes, and Kidney complaints. Impotence and Sem nal Weakness. The tGtter compGiRt Herer ttIiis to yield rapidly 10 this treatment.
 6. DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES. Uterine complaints. involving malpositionas as Prolapsus Anteverson. Retroversion. Inflammation, Ulcera- tion and various other affections of the Womb and Ovaries Painful. Suppressed. Scanty or Proflse Menstruation, LeueorTh9a, &c.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

A neat pamphlet has been Issued by Dr. Smith, containing theory of his electrical treatment, also certificates of cures and references from some of the most influential citizens of Bridgeport and other cities. The pamphlet will be mailed free to any address by address, ing DR. J. D. S. SMITH, IF State street, or Lock Box 334, Bridgeport. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

Stolen, or straycd, from the arm Of Michael Me Carthy, of New town. uu tn 1st of July, Il Bay Ho. sc, with little star on tue for head. Was in good condition. Ihr horse was .cttcrrd when h. l if and when Inst heard from in Krrlclmg the letters Were on. Any one giving information that will lead to his recovery will h. suitably rewarded.
 MICHAEL MCCARTHY, Ncwt0wn, July Sth ISIS.
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RpInGEponr- Annnst 3. l877


 Dr. J D s SNnTH-Dcar Sir My arm WAS bro ken above the wrist-thc fracture was set ! but when healed and the splint removed the mus clcs were shruuken conld not open my hant nor use it dt all. My doctor advised ne to batht it in cider brandy. which did freely with no ben eft. I made up my mind that it would always bt useless. when WAS told that if there was yet any hope for it, Dr. Smith of IT State street would cure it and am delighted with the result, as il improved at once, and after only three weeks etec hicdL treatment it is as well and strong as ever.
 Mrs. EASrMAN, l6l Pembroke st.
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From Hon. D. ". Moals Of Hamilton.

BRDGEOKT, CONN. l517 Dr. J D s SMITH, IF State Street.
 My Dear Sir-fOr years have boen unable t feed or dress myself without assistance. suiIrrc' from loss of memory and extreme constipation and was unable tu attend to business until cum to Bridgeport and put myself under your care. an now entirely cured. able to attend to business and can feed aud dress myself without difficulty Yours sincerely, D INGALLS,, HamiltUnNN
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18
From Ju lgc Follerton of New York.

BRIDGErOnT, CoNY.. April r. 1877. Dr. D s SMITH:
 Dear Sr--BeiUrc leaving Bridgeport beg to ac- knowledge the gr,at brncht l hay" received from your treatment of me as an electrician. Ton gave Iur immediate F lief from gr At suffering, and Ow- ing to the skilliul manner in which you applied the electric current experienced neither pain or unpleasant sensation.
 Yours truly. WILLIAM FULLERTON.
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BRIpGEponr. CoNN.- Fehrnarr- 1S7

Dr. J D $ SMITH-My Dear Sir I was afflicted with chronic ndolent ulcer for more than two years. and was treated by another physician for over year without the slightest relief, and by your skill in your profession 1 have been entirely cured. am yours very truly,
 WM, WEIGH, 135 Main st.
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he Watch for the
 M LIIcNy

The Centennial Sten-W:nder and Setter
 This watch has eleven jewels is well made, anl Il correct timrpcrr, hrasrd in Swedish silver ease, that looks better than coin silver, and is more durable. Sent to any address for SIP or for sale by ". II. HOWELL
 If WOOdbury Conn.
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BRIDGEpoRr, CONN.,, May g, 1878

pr. J D 5 SMIIH:
 was great sufferer and had given mp all hope of ever regaining my health. put myself under your care four weeks ago, and now feel likc new being. Yours very respectfully.
 Mrs. ELLEN M MERRIAM. New Salem, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

Dr. Smith has devoted years to the study of lMedical Electricity and the dis eases to which it is best adapted. His prices are always reasonable, and are not varied from except to the poor. Consultation free.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

When electricity is properly applied it animates and vitalizes every part, and restoring the electrical forces of the sys- tenn to their proper balance, lays the foundation for nature to work out her cure. Among the diseases to which electricity is best adapted are the fol- lowing:
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18
BnIDGEpoRT, CONN, June, 1876
Dr. ] D s SAn

UT. J U s SMIIH ::
 Dear Sir-l conld not leave my bed for months from Nervous Exhaustion. tried several phys- cians without avail. and finally sent for you, who raised me from my sick bed tD perfect health.
 Most respectfully, Mrs. Il 5 BARrnAM Broad St.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN. August, 1877

DI . ID ; SMIIH.
 Dear Sir-Havng suffered with severe pain in my back for years and vainy trying different rem odies at last applied to you aud alter lew treat mcnts Was CntIIely cured.
 Yours truly, AsAS.PARsoSs, 114 Pembroke st.
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BnIDGRPoRT May 25 1873

 Dr. J s SMTTH-Dcar Sir: was afflicted with rheumatism ill my left arm that could not raise my hand to my head. and suffered great pain. applied to you, and after two applications was entirely cured. CASE, WoOlen House, Cor. Wall and Water streets.
The Newtown bee., 1878-07-18

A Tow months ago the following leller was received from wcll-known citizen of Bridgeport:
 num u roHr. coN.. February II. 1878, Dr. ], D, x. sMITHi
 Drar fir s--I wish o state for inc beneht of iha afflicted that my daughter now twelve years old. bsclino aiIiutrd Aluut augsu yfars agh with dlFs els" Of the riRht Ii D, aul for iiVs years shr Nas unable to WHlk without tho aid of crutfhea, Tho emulation ni lhr hlili m the limb had e,tiaftl, anl tha mnscle had slirunk to a mnrp skelninu, llHr ease had been examined by rmlh'ht phyalr eims here Hud iu the New York "GollrFs nf fhysl- e.i and surfaJns" mono of whom gave ns any encouragement io hope that any relief cpnld br afforded, Last Spring by the Wlyir0 m friends l phcpl hCF m or uf rarr, Niiliin len hAl from your first "irr4tmrnt she began tD improve and within three months she tlIrrw awuy her cr1tclirs. And now lhv muscle has become lIhrl anl nearly as large gs itR natv and she las rrruN ord entirely from all disease of the limb and will ihe exception ot he difference In the length Of inc m (tlir F. ason nf which k obvious lO all she K completely cnrrd. for which we fcrl most deeply apd sincerely grateful 10 you.
 Your sincerely WM. IT, L0Rp. l55 Main st.
 And this cure was effected by ELEC- TRICITY, without the little patient cX- prrencing the slightest pain or unpleas- ant sensation, notwithstanding she was "only q child" Dr. Smith nercr gives "shock," but, on the contrary, his cleo trical treatment Is always pleasant and soothing; and the wide reputation ho has acquired as T medicm eiectricim has been well earned, as can be seen by the following letters, which are but few of many
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Only a Child.

A flow months ago the following letter was received from a well-known citizen of Bridgeport:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-02
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
OFFICIAL.
Togthe Qualified Electors OF the State
OF Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY on STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Navv Drlanns Tufv II 1878

OFFICE OF SECRETARY on STATE, }
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. July II. 1878.
In pursuance Of article lat Of the constitu-
ton Of this State, publication Ia hereby given
to the voters of this State of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of this State,
agreed to by two-thirds Of the members
elected to each house of the General Assem-
bly, at It's session OF 1878, and which are re-
quired to be published, three months before
the next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly, In at least one news
paper In every parish Of this State, in which
O newspaper shall be published. Said amend
ments appear more fully LII acts Nos. 70 and
ID of the regular session OF the General AS
sembly of 1878 and In act No. 10 OF the extra
sesson of the General Assembly OF 1878,
which are officially published for the informa-
tion Of the voters, and which will be submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
to be held on the fifth day Of November,
(next) 1878, In such q manner and form that
the people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and II q majority Of
the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either Of said amendm ents, the
Same shall become 81 part Of the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.