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St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

missioners; F. Carter. clerk.
Big Cane-GodchauX's stOre-I. G. Sloane, g.
]: Thompson. f. Mixer, COMMISSIONERS; T.
simmons. clerk. .
Upper Bayou Bnuf-L. Stages store-J. o.
Bronson, f. c. Milburn, ". W. Porter, conm1S
sionerS; Aleck Stagg, clerk. -
Old Grand Prarie-P Stages store-Alfred
Stagg NJ. Robert. V. Rideau, commissioners;
OzemG FOntenot, clerk.
Bayou Chicot-Haas' storc-T. H. thompson
Singleton, clerk.
Vile Plate-G Gullory's store-Ben. Laf1enr
F. Lntour. Geran FontenOt, commissioners; T..
Nidrine, clerk.
Chataignier-D. P. Lafleur's store-DnrvlIe
Latleur, Azelien Manuel, Alex. koujean, com
MssIones; d. P. Laleur, clerk.
MamOuth--J. B. Saucer's-J B. Landrcneau
J. b. Saucier, l.. Bacon, commissioners; a.
Lahaye, clerk.
Malrt-J Suice's--F. Joubert, G. DnruSseau
c. Prud'houme, commissioners; Wills Ewes
clerk.
Faquctaique-Joseph Fruge's-E. stage, T.
Huber, & Prud'homme, commissioners; Il. L.
FOntrnOt. clerk.
Church Point-Rarrouse's store-.J. NJ Taylor
II. BarOuSp, ID. E. Hayes, commissioners; v H.
BreauN, clerk
placuru:ur Brulee-Foreman DnSons S
s,nr.tI {, Haralsou, O. Hayes, j. Fl. Lump
kina commits toner's r. J. Marshall clerk ~
pouprviilr-Arenas' stOre-R D. I. hn!i. /:
Mc(lrIInud Wm Sarver, commissioners MUM"
Charhrre. clerk
ignaud's S store-LV Fremont
P. Fremont, Andrew Henry, commissioners ;
JOS. Roy, clerk.
Pomt-aux- x-Ioups-Cart's store-Lonis Cart, P.
Semar, Yves Sensat. commissioners; NJ foussoh
clerk.
The Police Jury as a committee Of the whole
proceeded to examine the claims unpaid and
on file against the parish, when the following
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

Read notice in another column OF the
committee on examination of teachers
for nnhlic schools.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

See that every white man In tue parish
is registered. A vote lost in November
may result in disaster to the Democracy.
LEx.e
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
AGENTS OF THE DEMOCRAT:

The gentlemen above named are our agent"
and as such requested TO solicit subscriptions
NJ. d. KANANAGH.
Editor.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
House PRisseis
PAPER-HAN

The undersigned respectfully intorms his
friends and the public generally, that he Is al.
ways prepared to do house painting, paper.
rates. He solicits IL share of the public patron
age Work done OH twelve months credit by
special contract. Orders left at the JOURNAL
office will be attended to. -
OpelOusas. March 31st, l877-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

We5sss sWMS0s9,

Still continues the Undertaker's business in
Opelousas, and will be thankful for patronage
in his line may 2a.R
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

BY virtue of Il writ of tieri facas issued
OF st. Landry in tn" above entitled suit, and tG
me directed, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder. at the Courthouse of
said parish, i'll the town OF OpelOusas, on
SATURDAY. the 10Th day of October 1878. at
Ii o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
tO-Wit:
One store-hOuse now occupied by Etienne
Veltin. together with a. one quarter arpcnt of
ground on which said store is situated fronting z
on the public road, leading from Opelousas to
Bellevue, bounded west by jules Chachere,
south by jules Chachere and North by corpora
ton line of town OF OpelpuStls
TermsTo be sold credit Of twelve
months, purchaser furnishing bond and security
according to law, and paying all costs and
taxes in cash.
C.. G.. DUSON,
sept II Sheriff of the Parish of ST Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
Parish Executive COsnmitte.

WILLIAM "a. - ,ES Secretary
Thomas H. Lewis, Sail!tein - ,iI"ne 1our
t;To W. M \ p S,art Mentor Andrue
H,,o Haost MnrrnW Isaac F. Littell,
IInoI;tn Guidrv. Andre Mallet,i,
OZfIue FontenOt.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
Nd AND PETIT JURORS FOR FIRST
WEEK {:

WEEK
JOsnph Tiger Rov Saml Kaufman
Laurent Berridon Forester Richard
3 F Harlesty Arcade SGnsat
Pierre Rernape Chas MelanCOn
Alfred Bonnet Lucicn Perr0din
ISidOre Frctc Aaron Linton
Jos Latioais Pr Victorian Ramos
Mark LaZarro j + Deballlun
Treville kideau David COurvillo
VIM NJ Jackson Joseph Roy
joel Vanoy F Nj Boutte
Jos DubOrdieu Alph Recd
John o Richard Jessie l.auShlln
Wm Sarver Nolle Pitre
W Long + " Roy
Francois Joubert J B Fmaro savoie
Theodore Flash So FuSeller
Valcour Soileall T Richard
Felix Lastrapes Napoeon Mcbride
Henry Chachere Moses Green
A Slmms John CheviS
F Fuselier G. f Garland
Charles Parker Willie Randall
J r Meginley w J HazltWUod
j W Afford II Robert
SECOND WEEK:
] Fl StCyr Terrancr Jransonne
Alex Thierry Chas IIo'ler
VIM 3 Rogers Jr Henry ID Roy
l. NJ Roger W ,. Cason
.Tule B0utte ID B Hudson
\ ID Hawkins Cummings
Pierre Ducharme Oscar Rhodes
+ Wartele Aug,lSte Period II
sol Loeb Pierre JeansOnnc
Dillard Harmon Francois Geauthcr
Aleck Mctiatfry l. l. Andre
Edgar Roudreau Jean Lantrrhral
Leon Hebert Joseph Lachapele
| Thos II Brey Samuel Clark
| J s Haw Nelson Lartigue
| THIRD WEEK:
| Arville Rider Aurei Arnaud
A V Lyons Cornelius Donate
| J Bergeron Hayes
Francois Richard Fred Millspaugh
| Martin Gllidry Samuel Cart
| G A French B Daley
| f Sechscnelder Va!sin Dupre
| Alfred Duhon Eli Mcdaniel
| Homer Lavergne Eugene Bell
| Jules Godeau II 3 Taylor
| Etienne Latiolais Evariste Vidrine
| 8 Jacobs W CaSOn
| Louis Morris Samuel J Perkins
| ThOs Dunbar James Webb
| Octave Prud'homme J B Bayard
l. In witness whereof, we hepenntO afix on
| signatures this 29th day Of August, 1873.
| P. J. LEFEBVRE,
| c. MAYO,
| DIOMEL DURIO,
| JOHN SIMMS.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
Gnntemhpr
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
vWyHE SUN MUTUAL FIRE aNsUR-

-
ANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
One of the Oldest and Staunchest oinpanies
in the South.
Risks on Sugar Houses Gin Houses. stores
and Dwellings taken at the Lowest Country
Rates.
JAMES DAY. President,
ii. CARPENTER. Secy.
WILLIS PRESCOTT, Agent.
Washington, La.
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The only Company in Louisiana that has
complied with the act OF the Legislature iu-
troluced ani sustained by the st. Landry
Senators. requiring a Reserve Fund for each
Policy Holder. This Company has paid I" tho
Families OF Policy Holders over
S3s5,00O
during the past eight years
SAMUEL NJ. TODD. President.
ROBT. w. OGDEN. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON, I'd Vice President.
VIM. HENDERSON. Secretary,
WILLIS PRESCOTT, Agent,
feb 9-tf Washington, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 4O27'
ESTATE OF ANTOINE RIvIERE.

ESTATE OF ANTOINE RIVIERE.
Whereas, sylvanie sonnier OF the parish OF
of ST. Landry, has applied by her petition to be
appointed Administrators Of the estate of Antoine
Rivlere, deceased, late Of the parish of st.
Landry.
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office, in the town ofOpelousas
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
LII,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

ONE Do1IARAn FIFTY CENTS year, n do-
rance. The year can be begun at any li1ne, as
tifty-two numbers of the paper make year
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

JUDICIAL ADVERTaSEH
EDUBEEC SALE,
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST LAFDRY
No 3aSq
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12
g RIFFS SALE.

PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
Nos. 1879 and 1898.
SAML E. RUMBLE, AGENT, vs.. LOUIS
DESMAkAIS.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-12

September 7-9t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
''finrHsplY. sep.ember 5, 1878.

tA1z6Tfcaa Gofd.--I005f bid. Fl; ,st .s.s. i
State tfes.-Vtrginia. ccnsoa. o. bid, 61g
asked. Virginia co1sofs.: new, 80 bid, 32 asked
Virginia fundable.5 90 bid: Virginia offered. a
bid: yIrgiasa mferess< certificates, 6 bid; Vrgfni;
taxrrecetyabie coupons. 7S1 Did.
Uttp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city e,s. j. and j.
LIE mid, LIT mixed: Richmond city 6's. }. and J..
i O4 bid, 10I asked: Petersburg city S's, specia
tax. j. and j., 10s asked.
Railroad Bosts.-ytTTfnia Central Railroad
third mortgage GS, j. and j., Cd bid. 90 asked
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's
j. anu j., 9s bid leo asked; Virginia Central
Railroad non-Inortgage 9's, j. and b. 100 asked
Richmond and Dars1Ile Railroad consolidated 6's,
NJ. and n, 72i bid, IS asked: Piedmont Railroad
Grst mortgage Us, A. and o. SS Did
Canal Bond9.-,)aIrcs River and kauIwha Canal
first mortgage 6s. NJ. and NJ A. Did, 81 asked
james River and Kana~ha: Canal second mortgage
6's, u. and n. IA bid.
R1sirend iTocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Raiiroad. 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad. 90 par. 81 bid, asked.
Bank Stocfs.-Ffrst National. G0 par, l12 hid !;
NATIONAL Bank Of Virrfnin. 100 pnr- so asked !:
Mercha nts National, 100 par. 80 aske6 State Bank
or Virginia. 100 par. 70 asked: Union Bank OF
Richmond, so par, 40 bid. 4lE asked; Merchants
and Planters savings. 20 par. 20 asked Citizens
Bank, IS Ear, 20 asked.
Insurance ConnDanies.-VLrginia Fire and Ma-
rtne, 25 par, 80 bid Virginia STATE 20 pr. 81
bid: Virginia Home. 100 par; 100 asked: Ner-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, S5 asked; City,
100 par. so bid, 81 asked; Granite LOO par, ~
bid. 70 asked. ....-
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rec peesidenf az 81. Pam, Minn.

ST.. PAuL, September 5.The Preside OF
was enthusiastically received here this
morning. The city sis in holiday Ire AT
the Fair Grounds ftlis afternoon he made
speech upon public affairs. In referring to
the financial conditions OF the country and
the public debt, Of which, he said. more
than one fourth has been paid OFF in shir-
teen years, the President said ii is demen-
strated that the United States can and
will pay the national debt. Since the
panic OF five years ago there has
been 6 great change in the condition
OF the public debt. The change has
been one OF Improvement. Speaking
Of the currency, be said the coin and paper
are practically abreast OF each other. The
fuctuation in the value OF the paper dollar
has NOS in the last five months exceeded the
fraction of cent. The total increase in
the coin value OF our paper currency since
1865 is about S175,000,000. He then spoke
in encouraging terms Of the state Of trade
with foreign countries. He concluded by
saying IS With diminished and ssill dimin-
ishing public burdens Of debt, expend-
lures, and interest, with an improved con-
dition Of currency and foreign trade, we
may well hope that we are on the threshold
OF better times. But we, must not forget
that the surest foundation of restored
financial prosperity is sound constitutional
currency and unstained national credit"
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CHICAGO LUMBEH MARKET

SEPTEMBER 2-At the Yards.-The ward trade ts
active on local and shipping account. and Us for
several months past, GOOD many large lots are con-
s.anily being SEN, to various points beyond the Mis-
sissiDp river, Where There Is serious shortage I'm
the log supply. The local yard supply is unusually
heIyy for this season, hut smaller receipts exc
pected hereafter, and prices rule tOlera6ly firm, as
lfI0sed below:
Firs. ana second clear, l3@2:inch. s32Ms33.5o:
third clear. NO 2-incl- $2SMS29.50: siding. frst
and second clear. dressed, SIG: siding first COM
mon. dressed, s14:A flooring, dressed. s25: .
flooring, dressed. S22: c flooring: dressed: slS:
box bcartts A. Is inches anlupward. H31 9s32.50
box boards, b. Is inches aud upward. 826@s27.50,
box boards, C, S17ASIS so stock boards, 0Il2-
Inch. s2S: stock boards, lCM] 2-'ncb, 500
&c stoct boarts. 10al2iDch s17: 0mElon stock
boards DIS boards. $9.50@sl0.50;
fencing No. l. IL and IS feet sI0.50@ sI1.60s
fencing. No. 4. ~ feet lG@s1l Fencing, Is to 20
feet sl1@sll: fsueins. No. 2; ssSogsi0s:55o;
SII:5o; assension stud. slo@s1I; dimensioa
stuff. 20 to 30 feet, Sl2a5I6: small timber. 6x6
10 SxS. $lAaS11: round cedar posts. SI0@Sl5s
pieKets. dressed and headed, $i5@S17; pickcrs>
rough. $40.
sdingiss.-xXX clear shingles. 81. 20: best star
A sbin9 S, $40; STANDARD 4 dry shingles. 1926,
STANDARD a green shingles, se. 10 shaded shin
giles l 40 No shingles. 81 cedar shingles s2;
Laths.-Grc~n laih. 81 so: dry iaih, sl.75
Inside nrices for common lumber are realized ior
groe1l.-If1HeS.
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Ey TeieGrapne
NEW YORK.

NJ" f'HN.
NEW YORK. September 5-Cotton quiet: sales,
$50 bales; uplands. Ike: urleans, 12'sc. Flour
In buyers favor. with limited demand: southern
Corn without decided change. Coffee quiet and
firm. Sugar firm. MoaSses steady. Rice unchanged
l,oSin steady At sl.4Q@sl45. Turrentine steady
1915. Cut-'neals steady: middeS heavy: western
Icing clear 6'sc.: short clear. CSC. Lard firm with
fair trade; prime steam, s7.o0. WhisScy nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 5.-Flour dull, heavy,
sm5er, ii G4m*i.o7: No Pcnnsyivania red.
September, slGss o SioSa reg sl6GS si@a
Southern corn steady: Western shade driner;
ogns %he: s34C; ysSw Ss@sS Ha,s
264c. Rye steady OF 54@5Gc. Hay Gull and UNI
Eiuk-meats loose and nominal: shoulders. 5':c;
clear-rih sides. 6He.; packed, 5i@c4c. Bacnn-
is%e aprsns s s,'' Cone % scady
and nnchlGGcd. Whiskry quiet II s1.o9@. Sugar
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 5.-Tlour dull and un-
chnn.c'. Wheat dull; rcd, 9oc.: amber and white.
f2c. Cats steady: white 25c.: mixed. 24@. RS dun
III Soc. Pork steady at SIP. Lard steady; choire
leaf. ticrces. sAc. choice Leaf, kegs: 0ac; Bulk
Gsc.: Gear sides sac. Bacon lirmcr but not qioti-
by hilhrr shoulders, 5&c. clear Ri. CSC; clear
KEY firm at sI.oG.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 5.-Flour ncminnl'y
| UNCHANGED. Wheat dull: amber and white s7dD
&c. Corn au.el but steady at4 l@t3c: Oats, 2Q,e
make, :G.GO@:t.G24: kettle. 1898 s.. i;uiil-
meals duh: shoulders; ihc.: clear III, 5Ac CLEAR
| 6ic.; clear sides. &c. Wniskcv active and firm
at sl.06 Sugar unchanged. Hogs Gu!l: packing,
ST LOUIS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

n
PARIS, September 5.-The Journal DIES
DebatS says meeting OF the presidents OF
groups at the Exposition has declared
strongly against publishing the list OF
awards prior 10 the distribution ceremony,
and insisted on the removal OF the announce :
ments put up by certain exhibitors Of their
having been accorded prizes. The an-
nouncements are based on indirect or acct
dental information. The resolutions, though
not binding on the Supreme Jury or Coun-
ell OF Presidents, will exercise great lnfft-
ence on its decision. There is an impression
that, to compensate exhibitors for the late
publication OF the awards, the closing OF
The exhibition will be deferred three weeks,
with the liberty during the last ten days to
deliver any article.
Rome.
LONDON, September 5.-Eoman advlces
state that Cardinal Monaco Lavacttl Will 60
to PeruGia to represent the Pope at the
conservation OF 4 church at Canasclo. The
whole pontitical choir Will be sent expressly
bv the Pope TO render the ceremony rs I'M
posing as possible, and will follow the
Cardinal.
The Osscrvatore Romano draws atten-
ton to the fact that this will be the first time
that the singers OF the pontitical choil Will
have LETT Rome.
The IImes's correspondent at Rome re-
marks that the significance OF this delega-
ton is what may be considered the first
step towards breaking, at least in spirit, the
famous imprisonment.
THE OLD CATHOLICS AND CLERICAL. CELIBAcf.
LONDON, September "a special to the
Times from Paris says Herr Kinks, an old
Catholic priest Of Heidelberg, has just been
married, but the Bavarmn Old Catholics do
not accent the recent decision OF the Synod
for the abolition OF celibacy.
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SEPTEMBER 3.-B4trts-!:,c"ipt@ were 10 car
loads or PSI head, bat not beng regular h;;fhcs-
dIy there was no trade OF con- cqarncc steamers
leaving hi. port to-day took "Ht I2V luArfers .;
beef and 262 IL" cattle for i.urop: Rf'sScu 9eci
rnIed dmli nj 7mG. "A 3D. for ordinary - prime
naive sides, ana I@ SIC. Tor common TO decent
Texas beef. $500 M, j.,
I.uirrs.-Frcsh receipts were 900 head. The oe-
mnd wa: fair. aud AL were sol 1T about former que
:!nns or ga BIC. a -. for g.,sScr> ana 0ntcfiiS
calves, iMpii:c. for lied caves, ana oH@'c. -of
mila-rcd vcils. :,
Sheep and Lnmbs.-Fresh otfer'nrs were Z
carloads, Or 1885 mead. The supply was ahipc.
and the market o5cd wiki downward tendency
ut 3IG5Ec. q IL. Tor ordinary to cholsc sheep. ana
5@6c. Tor medium to prime lambs. Dealers report
76a9c for dressed lambs. An exporter shipped 334
lat canada sheep and lambs 20 Europe this morn
ing. .,,
mead. Tie market for live hogs Drner 1t ~
l4aic "a d. for iar TO good rn-fcd.-J""rEGt OF
{JUlEleTce,
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1 p 1000. Laths- spnss1.so sawed, So 2S@s2.ss
stapes:: Whiskey. barrel t!nber.ereer.s 81 s@s2e7
I.Ogo seasgnetL s20GE26 p 1000, Ffonr-hRTre
timber. 1907 40 "a 1.100 Flour-barreI roles 81
Ma: hogshean-ho0ps. no dcn.ard; hicsor5 -boope,
$3.50. 4, q = ~
sstl Liau6rs! Wines, arc.
dozen. gold. st5tAs sSs-.a, = 80. e.
Yrnndtss: Domestic. s1.o5as2: frai.. s1.1oa
yirgiufa pencil, e2 6la2.b 90, -El 49,. =
Rue Hhtskeus: Medium, 81 -50@s2: pure Old. AZ
@s4: Virginia mountain. new, s2Gs2.50, I'D.
s2.50GSS3.5o md upwards. So
Gin: Domestic, sl.25Gss2 irnnorfed+ ss n case.
ReD England Hum: s1.50GS1.6 s. ~
RertideM tYhfSseyy: Market 1aYaHcfHg; proof
s1.20.
Pcwcers Shot. &c.
fttss. TOYS nRlrl1R1. 35c.MIs1.2J u 100 Fec.
P0trder: sS,75 by tho five keGs-,eso than fS'
kecs, 1925; blasting, s3-z5@S3.5O.
feet: Northern, S1.75 p bag OK 70 lbs.
GTiltlstones: 1akH2lAc. = 10.
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TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS
Enon ALL pARrs OF rarEs weaID.

THE SOUTHERN sc0uRGE STILL SPREAD.
{ ING; NO ABATEAENT: Ar NEW oRLEANs
MEMPHIS, AND OTHER POINTS: FRIGHT
Full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; CoNTRI
BUTTONS STILL POURING IN FROM ALL
/ PARTS OF THE C0USTRY-PoLIrICAL IN.
TELLrGENCE-sTRIKE OF sTREET-C
DRIVERS IN NEW YoRK-THE GREAT
RAILROAD CASE IN BALTiMogE-THE
PRESIDENTS WESTERN TOUR; HIS RE-
CEPT1oN AT ST. PAUL MINN.-MURDER
IN ARrzoNA-CoNGREsslo NoMINA-
TIoNs-RoMAN AFFAIGs-OTHER FOR
EIGN NEWS, &c, &C.
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Conversational Nominations,

CINCINNATI. September 5.-The Democrats
of the Third Iowa district baVe nominated
George {. ilazeton.
NEW BRUNSWICK, September 5. = The
Decentralization Convention OF tile lhird
district has nominated WI. Hope.
ALBANY, GA, September 3.-Wllliam u;
Smith has been renolnlnatcd in tile Secohu
GEORGIA district.
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HJHYADX JASOS WATER.
g,HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL ApEnIENT.

TIE LANCET.-' Hunyadl Janos.-Baron Licblg
affrms that its richness in apcricnt salts sur
passes that of all other known waiers''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" Hun
yali JaIos-The most agreeable, safest, and
most eflicacious apericnt water"
PROFESSOR VIRCIIOW, BERLIN. "Inrarabiy
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR 8AaIBERGER. VIENNA. ~ hare
cess
PROFESSOR: sCASZONI, WuEzEUEG. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUETOE, ". d., T. Il.
S.. LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
aud SURPRISES them in efficacy
PROFESSOR AIrKEh, NJ. D., +. Z. s, ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL. NETLEY. Preferred 10
Puilnu and Friedrichsha.'
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO TIE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every ccnuae bottle bears tie name OF TIE
APoLLIyARIs COMPANY U.imitcdl. London.
FREDERICK DE BARY Il CO.,
Land rs Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canad:s.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD G CO., Richmond.
General agents ior Virginia
The label OIL every bottle Is printed on BLUE
n,uer. 81 4-W,F&M&e"w2m
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The Pensacola Quarantine

PENSACOLA, september j.-The schooner
George Dill sailed from New Orleans to
Tampa, where she secured a clean bill-of-
health. She then tried TO enter Pensacola,
having been from New Orleans five weeks,
and has no sickness, but. nevertheless, was
ordered to quarantine with her freight and
several passengers, TO remain till frost sets
in, rs that is the law.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


SEPTEMBER t.-Kcccpt@ OF bcc!-cattc were ahoN'
ni;nrd frIly Nc for FOOD To- medium grltS. Hogs
supply luly cri,ial 10 the demand. EZRA SG2l
lambs an, sleep in very sna!l lois would noi'a2iy
sell at :. small advance Ga our quotations. we
Besi- cnttte.-Good. $40 sac: medium or Go"H
fair quality. 3M3i:c.: bulls, 2sas3Ic.' common
IN steers. &C., -. aL2ic. = d., gross. D.
jfDgs.-Vcry best, J4MGc.; itrhte" grades @c''
SiIcen-Good 10 cx'r', 3G23!zc. q D. gross; COM
mon. ! .55M$2 = h"ad
LniaIS.-S2NS3 = head.
Tsais.-S3@:9 z head.
NiIcA CuiCS.-Sl 81. 80 I! head.
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.lTEFALo lITEsgA ly!aTER.
DANyILLE, VA, August 27, 1878.

DANyILLE, VA, August p, 1878.
Colonel Thomas +. GOode:
Dear Sir.-For two years ! was the vc'm OF
Chills and Fever, having during this period four
cOueestyc chlis. ! had the advice OF some III the
hest medical men nf the country. but il WAS uIaval-
ing to arrest The disease. Added 10 This, Suffered
from Dyspepsia OF a severe ami depressing form
tine complication CT disease reducing me 10 state
Of yreat proSlra ion. \ vi>i, of few weeks To INC
BUFFALO LTrliiA SPRINGS in the .unnief Of
1876 with The continued use OF The NAIrE lor
some weeks longer ct home. relieved me entirely OF
Chlls and very greatly benefited my DY>p"ptic
symptoms. have since enjoyed strength and ncr-
vOus vlgor not common III men CT my age. ] regard
these WATERS as one OF The most powerful RENE
dial agents In affections OF the stomach and In al!
diseases OF malarial origin.
Very respectfully.
au 29.coG1t GkOkGE 81. DAME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-06
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER Observation-Disclosures or Scolcf
MI. c OF very nlragre quantities. and there Is no
trnoul h doing 10 fairly establish prices; American
pIg remain, duh. only sMia lots moving oul, ah,
s"nc in";,lry Co..ness quote! al $3.50 Esllnton
81. 5CE3s22: american pis. sl6;3Oaisl Tor No
cai;S S3nGss3C FOR American az works, anu s'ce
Ills NJ sI3ms44. Old rails quoted notn!naiy a
.I7@s1S. Wrought scrap, s20QS2l.-JourRai Q
Commerce,