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DHILA. q READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

MAY 18TH, 1873 ,
Trains leave AbLENTOHN \ as Loilo"s'
WA PRRKIQMEN BRANCh.) -.
For Philadelphia at 4;25, G.6O, li'O5' a'n'' upu
5.55 p. IN. -
For Philadelphia at 40 a. m..3.s5 D. M
WA RAs "a PENHA. B2ANCH'l n az A %
For Readiug, 2SO $50, sOb M, l%lo' 1'''' 7''O
aud 05 pm. ,,,E . %
For Harrisburg. 2.9o s so, e.O5 a. M. l2'l6' 4'So
For lancaster and Columbia, $50, Q.o5 AIN. and
430p.m IN
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Rea1ing, . 80 am. and 4t31 aud 9Oo pm
For II Irri sburg, 80 n. IN and y 10 D. m. ,,...
Trains FOR ALLIE NTOWN leave as loho"h
WA PERKIoMEN BRANcH.l
Leave Phllad elphH 7.S1 II. m, LeJ' "l.So dn" o'So
y. m. ,
Leave Philaheiphia, s.aI u. m. and 10 p m'
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reduing 7.49, 7.45 1885 a m'' 4oo'o'o 'iiu
Leave harrisburg, 5 p. $40 a. m, and ZOO S'57
Leavs Lanca tier, $40 a. m. 2.55 and 81 p. M
leave Columbia 500 q. m LOO ana so P' u'
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading 7.20 and $40 n. NJ
Leave Harrisburg, 5.2) am. 49,.
Trains ma rRed thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Phiadelpnla' olner
trains to a ID from Broad street depot. .u.,
Tne $50 n. m and 5.j5 y. n. trains 1rOm @ @Hluh,
town, and the 7.3O a. m aud 5.3i p. m. trains ans
from Pml1delphla, have through cars to ana
from Phiad''pO'a' j. E. woorfEY,
GeuerGt Manager.
&C. HANCOCK, CENT Ticket agent
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Railroad Guide.
RAILROAD.

Passen gers for Philadelphia leave LehiGhton
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CARDS,

Furnlture warehouse.
V. Schwartz. Bank street, dealer IN alt xmas O
Furniture. CofiHS made 10 order.
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Boot and shoe Makers.
Clinton Bretney, in LeUdn'S building Bank street
AHorders promptly filed-i0ork warranted
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

The relative activity OF these stocks Is shown by the
following statement Of the number of shares OF cach
security sold :Atanuc and Pacific Telsgraph, 1886
Burlington, Cedar RAPIDS and Northeru $780, Chicago
and Northwestern. oi9oo; do. preferred, 122, 4O3:
Chicago Rock Island Pacinc, AGO. Ch icsgo, Bur
lng,on aud Quincy. 1495; columbus, Chicago and
diana Central. 295; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, 4,24o Cleveland and Pitsburg s9l
Chicago and Alton, $50; Delaware, LacKawanna and
Wesiern, .9i460; Delaware and Hudson, 322; Erie
q, $50; irem, 470; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 44lO
do. preferred, 5000; Illinois Central ], 1859; Lake
Shore, 95,355; Michigan Central, 1894; Morris and
Essex, 216s; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, IS, SO; do pro-
ferred, 5l.s0s; New York Central 2sI3; New Jersey
Central, 57lo OHIO and Mississippi 4. 555; 40. pro-
ierred, 800; Ontario Silver, 275; Pacific Mail, 1885,
Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne 5s4; 81. Louis aud Iron
Mountain, 100; 81. LOUIS, Kansas City ana Northern,
100; Wabash, 5,920; Union Pacidc, 1920; Western
Union Telegraph, Is 514; Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
!, 900 Total Tor the week, 612. 963
Money was easy throughout tho week, Ioanhg on
call \. TO aud occasionally to per cept-the last
rate on stock Exchange collateral Prime commercial
paper ranged from az to por cent for three and
four months time. Tho bank statement shows q
decreusc OF legal tenders amounting to ST. 1872 800 Tor
the week, aud reduction OF 100000 In the surplus
reserve iuud.
Government bonds were very active In the early
par, OF the week. foreign bankers being free sellers OF
the Gves OF 1851
rnero little demand for State bonds, bat prices
stcaoy aud siren gtheued toward the close par
tcularly Lodisauas, which were favoraby Affected by
the hopes Of decrease OF the plague.
Bonls OF the roads running through the stricken
region improved from the same ciuse Railroad bonds
IN general firm a moderately active business.
Gold opened on Monday Mt lOoH. touched 1907 on
on wednesday, sold steadily at 1o0x until Friday,
when It sold nj 1909 Tor Two hours, and sold
Saturday throughout at 1908, with unreoordod sale
a fraction higher
There was soIno activity In foreign exchange for
Wednesdays steamer, as tho importer OF govern
ments purchased sterling bills. Domostic exchange
was quiet and steady throughout
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvgsros, Se-t. II, 1878
Cotton wesk and Irregular; pddiing. iOxc low mid
ding iOc good ordinary D,sc Net receipts, 6ig bales
Exports cosstwise s5y7. sales, 269 Stock, IL ,267
NEW ORLEANS, sept ~. 1879
good ordinary. $50 Net receipts, 800 bales. Saics,
400. Stock 0,3I2. .
MoniLR sept. -, 1879.
Cotton weak and Irregular; nidding I0sSe low mid
ding, 1Osc good ordinary nominal Net rtcopts <s7
ba.es. Sales, Zoo Stuck, 3,3O5.
SAVANNAH. Sept ~ 1873
Cotton quiet; rniddline 1U5Sc low middng IOixc.;
good ordinary. DTc Net receipts, 1888 baies; gross
2DJ3 Exports coast~iss 4,OS0. sacs. 800. STOCK.
20 256
CHARLESTON. Sept -. 1879
Cotton steady; good demand niid ling IVssc lOAc.
bsle< Exports coastwisc. 1.S7i sales. ,1OO stock
T,1bi.
WILMINGTON, n. o.. Sept -. 1873
Spirits of turpentine Grm 2ic osn firm at 81 ITH
for strained Crude turpentne steady at ~ Tor hard and
IL 80 Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at S CO. Corn
unchanged.
oswReo, Sept ~, 1873
Flour Unchanged sales 800 bbs whest qu I; extra
white Michigan. 81 10: whito state 81 OJ rcd do,
eTc. 81 Corn dui Western mixed. 4Ic. 4vc. Oats
stesdy mixed state 2ssc. Barley FIRM; prime Canada
hea at 81 ~ Peas hed 1t T3c In bond Corn meal and
uiilfeed unchanged. Canal iferhts-Wheat and peas.
8c coru and o. q. 0tao barley, 5s. TO New York lurn.
ber. 81 10 to Albany. ~ - TO New lors. Railroad
ircnhts-Fourt to Boston tUc to New fork 3Oc. to Al
bany. 2Jc. gram aud mlieed TO Boston, ~ TO New
York Ice 10 Albany. i3c. per 100 los Grain
from Buffalo and oswego ior udevaser ysssrdsy nsoa-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review of The Past Weeks Business
in Wall Street.
RANGE OF FLUCTUATIONS.
Course Of Government. State and Rail-
way Bonds.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY. Sept Is, 1878.
In the game Of stock speculation last weeks
innings may be properly scored with Q goose egg
TAR a. they showed any practicable change In
quotations or pront to tho players With Iansas-
tions less by onc-third than those Of tho week
before ana market hat deserved Indictment
for the false pretsnces which 1t put Of gong
to pieces one day and establishing a rise on
the next, aud yet doing neither it Is not surpris-
ing that the week should finish up as fiat as II
had begun Tho long continued thimble-rig business
with tho grangers was kept gong with
customary activity aud with tho usual
difficulty upon tho part OF players 10 discover undcr
which cup the pea OF loss or the pea OF profit lay.
with these stocks, in fact the bulk OF business as
well as the maximum OF the weeks interest remained,
though neither was sufficiently important 10 move
prices much to side or the other from the dead
level OF steady market The ST. Paul property is Of
feripg deiecabie bit Of speculation from the fnct
that opinions widely diverse, are boing entertained
as TO It's value The bears are as merry as ghous over
cadaver and LOOK forward with gee 10 the time when
tho common stock at 10 ana tho preferred
at 80 viii invite their participation in a
cheerful and profitable wake. The bulls, on tho
other nand, believe that there IS plenty OF living
business in the road yet its IRON the de-
probation OF the wheat crop arc greatly overest-
msted and that the preferred stock will continue to
This impression regards the latter item seeing TO
DO the prevailing one, and the stock s being quietly
absorbed by parties who IL TO be cheap At
the price. Tho wrangle over the ST. Paul stocks
would DO OF ltto matter 10 the market ut large wcro
1t not for the depressing effect which It has upon
the rest OF the list popular Daliot would show
a majority Of opinion favor Of a general
higher schedule OF prices, were IL not from tho fear
that the St. Paul influence might 'stun'' the boxes
uniavoi ably. Thore was little OF moment in othcr
stocks Western UGion declared the usual dividend
OF lI per cent, which was disappointing to some
people who expected more, but the round surplus ex
h,biled proved satisfactory sop to this Ccrberus aud
stopped any inclination to grow Lake Shore exhib-
tied fresh s.rongtn from reports OF satisfactory earn
ings aud the rost Of the market ienaciousiy held
10 the Hrmness which 1t exhibited whenever the
bears I'm stoppn ng take breath) gave chance
FLUCTUATIONS OF TUE WEEK.
Following are tho opening, highest and lowest
prices OF the week, with the closing, bio aud asking
uricaa Of Saturday.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Sept. II. 1878
The simultaneous interruption of alton with
the United States by cable and ste caused dul
OF the market; nevertheless holders stood tor
pretentious prices aud the market closed firm. .
Snpar-stock In warehouse at Havana and Matanzas,
boxes, 34OO bags, 81 200 hhd Receipts u tho
week Havana and Mstanzas-1is boxes 7J Gags. 800
hhd-. Exported during week from Havana MatansHs-
ASS boxes 800 bags ami 1876 hhds OF which s5B boxes
aud all bags and nhds to the United States
NOS TO IL Dutch standard 6A reals ~ reals gold
per arroDe; Nos IL TO ~. Dutch staDdr reals Bh
reals gold arrobs molasses sugar Nos. 10 TO- Gai
reals reals, gold per arrobe MoIasses nominal Mus.
per srrobe. centrifugal sugars. nos. IL ~ 81 reals
D4 reals gold In b1xes por arobe do do la bnds ~
reals SA reals. Bacon, 30 $50, currency,
rer ewt Buttsr. S5t $5s. currency. per unin.
ttI. and bbs Flour. SD S3I 81,
currency bb. tor Jerked beet, reals
spanish currency, per arrooe. iIamsAmerica sugar
cured s3G St2 currency per quints; southern hams
500 S52 currency, por uuintM Lard. IN Kegs. S3J
S33 90. currency per quints IN tins $S7 80 $50 90
bbl Tslow. s2s 30 S29. currency. per quinta Wax =
yellow si3 Sls. gold. pef arroDe onions. Si3 $lt
currency. Per bb for Americ Empty hogshe ads 81
gold Lumber arm white pine. xJ3 xJ4, gold per N. :
pitch pine. x32 x.3, gold. N. Shocks hrm.
White beans, 2us reals per arrobe Chewing to-
bscco. 500 S54, goiu. per quntal. Hoops dull long
shaved $40 $40 currency. per Freghts In fair de-.
avana the United states, s7isc as1. currency per
hhd s. s. 20, currency. Tobacco ness restricted
because OF vet weather. Spanish gold. 2Oi 200
Prime bankers bills hrm the United states
90 currency. IA Sd premiums do do. se ht'
~ 9t premium the United states. 81 days. gold.
-, premium; short stght gold, 50 ~ rohiium
LONDON, ~ . ~ premium; on Paris. 5k 40 premium.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
HELPING lHE NEEDY.

fair, under the auspices OF Kol,cs Post, No. 81,
GAR, opened yesterday IN tho Gormauia Assembly
Rooms, Nos. 291 and 203 Bowory, aud will continue
ior QUO week. A stage entertainment Will Le fol-
lowod every evening 10y grand hop The object Of
the iar is to roplensh the iund Tor the benefit OF
those made needy by the late war, disabled soldiers
widows aud orphans.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
EIGHTEENTH STREET M. Z. CHURCH
THE WONDERS OF THE sEs-sERMoN by REV


DIR. HATFIELD.
In the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, in tho evening, the Rev. Dr. Hatfield preached
from Revocation xxi, land there was no moro
sea-" "From the island home of tho exiled John,
away the Egean Sea- said the preacher, 'therc
arose before his enraptured vision scenes OF unut-
tcrabie splendor and delight. Beyond the expanse Of
mighty waters. beyond the clouds that overhung
imperial Rome, he saw another oty OF grander pro
portions, within which was a numberiess multitude
crowned aud with harps in their hands, singing and
adoring HIN that sat upon the throne And he saw
a new heaven and a new earth, beautiful and
glorious: but unlike our own earih, there sea
1t was world lifted up by Infinite Wisdom Tor the
dwelling place OF the redeemed. Referring then to
the sea, It's climates and Temperature, the speaker
continued :-"TDe ocean Is necessary to render this
from the earth Is watered. Tho clouds but
the vapors from the great deep The sunboams draw
up the and dist u into dew AT nsnt or pour 1t
down In refreshing showers Tue breezes that enable
US the sultry heat OF summer aud the gales
that sweep through our valleys purifying the air
driving way The deadly contsgion, come to US rom
distant Among the wonders Of the deep II said
there counterpart ofevery Inv ng thing upon
There 10 a species inhabiting the great waters
corresponds 10 every species on the earth Who can
explain the tides, tho currents, the satness OF the
sea and the changing of the Gulf stream Down 10
the silent depths OF the ocean are monunonts OF
more wonderful than tnose Of Egypt or Rome There
skiui nugcrs bave or centuries been at work la, ing
foundations broad aud urn aud rearing structures
such . no human hands could make. fhe sea Is an
emblem of human hie-sometimes cain
peaceful, sometimes rough and storm tossed
The sea OF life B equally tompestuous aud
fatal and lie is often rougn to she Cnristan
The ocean is Que vast Cemetery More are tncy Who
sleep beneath tue surface OF tho mighty deep than
they who sail above IT. In the loss OF some vessels
there has been an awful mystery that Will never bc
un loded until the last day. The design the Apostl
john was no DOUBT TO contrast the condition oi tho
Inhabitants OF the heavenly world with those OF .his
world. There the tnugs that are so painful here viii
never be experienced. Here Death IS King, here lie
has butt hts throne and sways his sc~ptre. But the
day is coming ~hen the dead shall rise, when the
arcbaugel shall appear, with one loot tue land and
the other the sea, ana shall swear by Him that
sitteth tue throne that time Is, tne was but
shall DO longer. Then snail ali they who lie IN
graves and In tue come forh-tbe rgh eous aud
the wicked II wo make Christ our friend II alters
not wher. we c--on land or tho sea. Heaven viii
DO ours.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
whsa. 2Oss COO su.hsI. corn soo goo 40 s.m sla GOO

Wheat aoss 900 eushss corn 500 900 do oats. sia 600
co. barley. Al 500 Co. rye, iss 80 DO ,e-o
Flour in iair demand: sales 700 Dbl. a. unchanged rates
h.Is sprIss :ss.sy, ssis. Of saoo
ioo6 ssshs. ciIsasS a, Zoe Barley quiet,
Other article: unes,nssd oaaal freight. Sas.tisa;
Rsroas wssss ssia ss '0' % fssa
Ss s 10 Ssy 200 SY sa.ns Ssr'sa sara % COO
81 900 DO; barley, 400 do rye 1000 do; Lake re-
81 90 do Railroad s6ip 4,6j1 obs wheat
s 100 Ss.ess; Son as3oo u dS Gnis amsa sasoo o, as
ss.sr-wneat. III 400 bushels. corn lll7so do OATS,
Wheat Wheat, aY $500 ,s 5a:hsis is ~ y '-''''-' ''A'
Flour steady, but quiet. wheat-Exlra white Meh,san.
M a' Corn 81 os as 81 & o u 5s
arm' mixed 2sc white zoe Hsssp's.Fio%Sr % 800
S %hs
corn. 1900 ao.; oats, none. , 900
Flour dull. Wheat closed quiet; No. white Wabash,
81 so Ss s..S ds d. ~ y? .4s
seller October eoss Nc amber Miehigaa ,po. tae
s sla:sa s. 'fss Do sSs
;'sfsid sS 4o s
Ale asked 4o.c bid: rejsctsd sg,s damssed ,H cash
.. s
Freight: TO @
2lc corn do., 2c. wheat. to oswego. oc; corn do
m '., .r -. "sS.. Sgt m,;i,a a ISIS 3.
cepts yesterday to-day 81 900 bushels shipments
two days 900 do. Corn in iar demand ut lie 425ac
Oats dull ANA shade lower az l9c 25c, Rye IN fair e
aud strong; No tall, 81 %. Pork quiet but hrn At
20 30. Lard IN active demands current make s6 90; krt
lie ioboing AZ Be tuik meats sronger .hon'dsrs
DC bid sac. asked; rio, tic short clear 0t4c Ba
con in lair demand anc nrm shoulders, &C.: ciear rio
6s6c 6tc Sides 7c Whiskcy active and hrn at
u6 and firm for choics. firm ana
unchanged Hogs dull $3 $3 Is; iight 50 }
- 2o packing, ~ x4 %: butchers. 81 - 81 80
receipts yesterday and to-day, 3i5l, shipments two
days. 2. 7S4.
CuicAGo, Sept II. 1873.
adv and unchu Wheu i'm
lower; stcaay No. red winter. 9ge. ease; Ole bad
October: No. Chicago spriug, S6l4c S65Sc.. cash
s71Sc s71c octoOer' ssc Nsve,aoer; No 8 DO 40 !;
rejected. 5Sc. Corn fair demand, but lower 3o5sc
cash; 371ac size, October: JTstc. November;
jected, 3iae. Oats inactive aud lower; 2osc 2o4e,
Isc. Rye STEADY And unchareed barley dun, and
lower 81 06. cash; 81 O7h, October Pork fairly
active aud shade hisher Ss 60. cash So So October
40 621a, November Lara Iary active and shade higher
$e IL easn Se 72As So 10 October; s6 Is. NovenDer
Bulk meats steady and firm shoulders 4tac short rib,
pas .nor, clear, S1se mhskey steady ana UNCHANGED
2'6 ovo do oats 6sOo0 eo rye. 1900 do barley
Sc UOO Shipments $500 bOls. wheat, 3O46OO
bushels; corn, J3OJUO DO. oats SU.UOO do none
barley. IL. .OnO do. Freishts-Corn to Buffalo. $40
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
CENTRAL (M. E.) CHURCH.

THE MISSION OF THE HOTf sPIKIT-FABEWEl Kill
SERMON By REv. DIR. NEWMAN.
Tho Rev. Dr. Newman yesterday preached in the
Central Mctnodist Episcopal Churen. lie said:--I
propose to preach you sermon TINS morning on the
mission OF Tho DIVINE spirit. The 10 recorded In
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
HIGHWAY Robbery.

Martin Brennan, OF No SO Clsrksou street, stole up
behind Joseph Penny as he was gong to his home. at
No $50 West street, on Saturday night and knocked
him down. Two companions oil his then held Pcnny
wniIe Brennan rnoi his pockets OF s2l ON Ger
fhndomup, however, appeared In time To capture the
offender, and Judge Bixby yesterday committed him
Tor trial In 5000
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

took up the question Of the stage. The bale /
girls light gauze. whirng on tortured toes, looked
like queens, but In few short hours they slink away
into their cellars out OF sight
Great philanthropc works are done on the Sabbath
Under the blast OF $4,000 American puipits SIN goes
aown on Sunday. Those advocating the seculariza
ton OF the sabbath are warning against the best inter-
ests of the nation When the Sabbath goes down The
Republic goes down. Show me how the Sabbath Is
Kept country and will tell you It's morals May
the God OF Gettysburg and OF lie save US from
Its loss Secuarz tion Is not equitable. why
should theatres and concert halls be allowed to keep
open while plumbers shops and dry goods stores
upy Are the ballet girls better and more
moral than the millinersY Are men on the staye
culchng daggers of tin signing death warrants
with pens tnat have no Ink, better than practical
Christiansf GIVE up the American Sabbath (with
terrible energy)Y Never lApplause.)
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is only attainable by long practice.
Uniformity of size and color, and even
filling up the box. without bruising, are
the essentials. We have seen boxes of
the second size Newton pippins, we'll
packed, bring more than first size, poorly
packed. The clear. even color, the level
and glossy surface, the regular, perfect
rows-all these are pleasing. and pay
for the time occupied.
The orchardist knows exactly how
to choose good peach from his own
orchard. He goes to the sunny side of
the tree, and finds one with rich
dark color, just ripe, and half hid in
glossy leaves. Then lie eats it, with
certain vague pity for the city people.
who take theirs from Q box. Now. the
gist OF our sermon is. that the orchard.
ist must try to get the best flavor and
most beautiful fruit, and get il to
market in the mos. pleasing condition.
Ii it appeals to the artistic sanss, as it
lies in the market. it will not long
wait purchaser.
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The Summons.
BYE. n. PLACE, CT MASSACHUSETTS,.

Men with hearts their race to save.
Men who will not shrink nor swerye.
Men who freedoms boon deserve.
Rouse for victory,
Long enough has greed OF gold,
Men sni women bought and sold.
Dwarfei the young and slain the old.
Shouting "liberty."
By the life that Warm gav,,
BY the soul 80 noble brave,
Swear we now above his grave,
Freedom shall not die
I'VE, the people" still survive;
We, the people, soul alive,
Shall In mind and body thrive,
Onward still, and high.
Justice cries, and echo wakes-
Labor oaens ,ehnt labor makes.
OF thou pilfring force that takes
Fields thon hast not sworn.
What men give of time and will,
What they bring to shop and mill,
All of genieus, all of skill,
Is their sovereign own.
Tell US not, with sober face,
In the scrsmb BILE and the race,
Only brains win honors place,
Fools are they who miss.
First of ell, then, be it shown,
Brains belong TO him alone,
Who Is Mammon's faithful own
Gold the truest bliss.
Hear our answer, short and plain
Man is more than boarded gain
More than wealth of land and main
Constitutions. laws.
Not by meat alone 10 fed.
But bis manhood upward lay,
Thrives in Truths high cause.
Take these truths and turn them DER
Hold they all our wealth in store
Asking justice. nothing more,
Take we nothing less.
For the soul who worked and sighed,
For the poor who strived and died
Childhoed's blank and orphans cry
Heav'n will take redress.
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kxxRR BY PERMISSION To
R.s, eFs, Esq.. Prest Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Ws,I. rentine. Esq. General Superintendent
a Fargo h Co.'S Express.
ifo,rss Esa. Prest 6ranger's Bank OF Cal.
Hs,,r.,,i r,,int. Esq. Prest California Farmers
Ia Ga firs Insurance Association.
o.lts..an.ef ESQ. Vice President and Manager
ssacistion. Aa'uai Fire insurance As-
Dsshseseher Bros. h Co.
1snan-. carrigan Co
10y. - Nickel 4 Co,
SS,ss 49, brothers.
= 20, dl0-dAwn
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DENTISTRY.

~ DIR. J. @. GRASSE, DENTIST. OF
RYytQ fee In Stone 4 J. ruett's New Build.
0 Ing on Commercial street. All work
guaranteed.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-02
Ceux qui ont des
terreS a Vendre,
attention

Messrs. F. Armant & Cie., 10
Rue du Camp, Nlle.Orleans sont
prets a pnblier gratis sur lenr pam
phlet, concernant les Terdoyantes
Paroisses ela Louisiana, l'offre en-
vente de toutes terres ct proprie-
tes conformement a la description
qui sera donnee a E. Montague a
Abbeville seul agent de Messrs.
F. Armant & Gle pour la paroisse
Vermillon.
Aucune vente n'etant effectuet
les propprietaires' n'aura ,ent ricn
a payer pour frais de publication,
mais dams lie cas- contraire ills pale
ront une commission reasonable
convene d'avance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adres ez vous
directement a NJ. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer.
million de la maison F. Armant &
Cie., Bureau des Terres ct dim
migration. E. MONTAGUE,
Abbeville, Vermillon.
81 iuillet IT.
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