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National Republican., 1878-09-06
IOIN.sIIERMAN. a.
ID 4. DARNELLE, Auctloneor.
TRttsrErs, SALE OF Y3LyAnLE IMrnovrD

Z. '' D'''''' '1''''' ''.--.-'0''7V''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPhOVED
PROPERTY IN HftLSDALE, d. G.
by virtue Of q Grtl Of tTusi, dated selt mi = }, 4.
u. is7a and duly rucOroi Librr No tEi i0iO ~,
Of the land records tor tho District Of COLUMBIA,
and at the request II tho party sacured, We viii sell
at puIli' auction In front Of the promises, On
TIN CRSDAN, september T. lS,s at i;D O'Clock y, ~,
lot numbered twenty seven, l!s), NeciiOn seven. o.
In the subdivision Uf Barry Farm, rs made by :. q
pOmeroy, John H. Evans and o: ~. Howard, trut
tees, together with improvements, &c. -
Terms uI sale: sITSi with interest at the rate OF 10
per cent. rnr aInum frum Marrh 5, ls;s, and OK.
per ss OF sale In cash AMI the BnCH In SN and twelve
mont - tor which tho notes Oftha purchaser, b'arIms
interest nom day uf 81 c, and secured by drel o.
trust On the property sold viii ba taken. deposit
of $50 viii b" required nj the thnu Of ltle hNi all nn
veyRnGius at the "Spen's Of tha purchaser. The
trustees the right to resell the prnprS nt
the risk and cost Of the dafiultns purchaser II tho
terms ui sa" are not complied with within ss ven
DAY. after the ray Of sale.
JOHN W. ALNORD, | rr,,.,,cs
GE DRGE W. STlCkNEH,J -
aus-IhSdS
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Educational.
Howard University Medical College.

Winter session will commence OCTOBER l. and
continue i've mouths THIS sThOul offers a tnoruuxh
course Of medical instruction to all pruperiy yualed
applicants, without regard Ia Sen or COLOR TUL-
IIpS FREE FOR Circular address 4. L. PrRyLS,
NJ. D., Secretary, No. Ills Thirteenth street.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue Of writ OF t"r flCns issued out OF the
clerks pilC" Of the supreme Court ~ the District OF
Columbia, hnd to me directed | viii s'l o. public
SEl. for taSh at the COURTHOUSE door Of sad District
on MONDAY. the iBth day OF september, iSIs. at u
O'clock In all III right, iitIa claim anu Interest Oi
the defendant David Miller, In and 10 tho following
de cftbei property O-wit Beginning Ut tho northeast
corner Of DnvId NJ HERS land ~ links southeast ifum
tH u.th.me stone uf the northeast line Of h" DlE-
trl'f Of Columbia and rnnnlnI thGucc north s'i dc
greSs, west said Mller's linen - 10 perch r.,
thrHcn south Az degrees east v ,lO p.rlhrt To II
cedar the west side OI The river road lhonl
along NlI road north ~ degrees, east "a pegchns TO
sud Millers moN aasicrly corner, being In tn Na!d
strut line: them along thu SAIL District line north
y drr o., west ~ perchr' to the place Of b"sn
cuntHiug four uCr,-; lorie, upon s tho property OF
DAVID Miller to Itisfy execution No sAlI AT law IN
ihvOT Of LOWS John Oh E { o, - --.. -
unitel STATES Marshal y g.
JOHN SIIEIiNt AN AuctlOnaer, Gu3Iu
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COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GroRsrrowS sept. s. Is7s.
wheat-The market for WHEAT to-day may be write n
dull aud dropping. with prices 2dc per bushel oil
from yts riay's quotations. Offerings on Change
amounted to 6lp bushels Of wheat. Ui which there
sold WI bushels nt 81 ~ iOt bushels at Il O1 aud
ili bushels at 81 o. per bushe and the balance Of the
samples were Withdrawn for want OF satisfactory bids
tnrnThe supply Of corn contlnu's to increase, aud
tie market Is ht present oyerStocked. Wequote nomi
nGlly at 5ieI5Sc per bushel for yellow and white.
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MAII' LfrTIN's'
NOTICE TO CONTW " TORS,
rnsr.Or,rEnr nrrAErusS,

pp~T'IFtHE DEPARTMENT,
WNsiIINUruN, u. e., september q ls7s.
Proposals Will bc received ut the Contract OiiCC n
ths Department until y. ~. Of ptnbcr n, ls7s nf
carrying the mails 1f the tue,l states upon tho
rtrtcs and htrOtdug to the schedule Of arrival and
departure sre,Thrd by the department, In the ate
OF Maryland, from Ianusry I, I-7a, TO June ~ ss
Lists Oi routes, with schedules Of ARRIVALS and depsr
urcs, instructions 10 bidder, with forms for con
tracts and bonds and all other necessary Information
viii hc furni,lIe upon application to the Sccpni A.
Sistant POstnIHster.GenefHL ~. VI. KEY,
sept Post nIIl-tprti ienPraL
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race LIT

W. W. Patton, II. D., President.
Gideon :. Palmer, VI. u.
DEAN AND PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY
AND HNGIESE
Charles %. ruryi-, VI. D.,
SECRETARY hSD PROFESSOR or OPsTEr.
RliS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Mel y. Graham, VI. d.,
PROFESSOR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
PHAtTlrEOF 81 RGERY.
Daniel :. Lamb, VI. H.,
PROFESSOR or DESCRIPTIVE AND SUa.
GltAL ANATOMY.
William -. seaman, 4. NJ,
PROFESSOR or GENERAL AND MEDICAL
CHEMISTRY.
Thoinns Is. Hood, VI. D..
PEpFE>-DR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTiIEOF MEDIC ISE.
John D.. Bracket. VI. u.
ThuElSSnR Of MArERTA MEDICA AND
rIERAPEl TIC.
:. X. Watts, ". d.,
LEg gTrREl. DN PITARMACpLOuY.
a. 4. Bugu", ". u,
BEMOSSrl TRAITOR OF ANATOMY. srpLlm
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Proposals..
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Pn.t.nIrr, prr.nrNrxr.

wl-rtSUION, B e., september 2, LIS
Proposals Will bn received ut the Contract Onlcc Ot
M, nepnrlmcnt until D. ~ " pcto~r ~. ls'-, for
carrying the mails Of tie tnitel States upon the
route, and accnrdng to te -shediuc Of arrival and
departure specid By the DeIartmcnt IN the state Of
virginia nom hungary I, ls1H, To Tune - lssl Lista
OF routes, with scheluT- n arrivals Nnl departures,
Instructions TO hddyr- with fOrnts TOR contracts aud
lsnd- aud all other necessary infOrnntion, will IN"
furnished upon application ~ the ~eCVnl Assistant
pOsinastCrIIrnerRI, u. ". KEY,
t.sT.t .pupful.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

GALE OF VALUABLE BtllniNG lots,
- NEAR BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, N
WASllI NGTON. H. {.
Hy virtue OF a deed Uf lrist recorded IN librr No.
20 folio Is Of tho Land ROEdS Of the District OF Co
lGmh!'. We viii sall at public auction to the highest
bilder on the premises on SATURDAY, tho lith Inst,
at N o'clock M. original lots numbered twelve Il
AMI tLlno'n (ld, In square numlertd six hlnhr@l
.ild cIs hy i've (Nb, Ia tie city OF Washington Dis
trlrt OF Columbia
The terms OF sale are onethird OF the purchase
money In cash, and the balance three equal pay
Htarrst aud secured to the saitsA t!On vi IA. uu-tee-
or all Casi, nt the option OF purchaser. deposit O
TiOD II bp required ut time OF sale Al Conveyanc'
ing and recording nj purchasers cIst.
EDWIN HARRIS, r-,.,o..
II. ROSS PERRY, J '"'N
YOI.NG a MIDDLETON, Auctourrrs
spSTuIlSRl,yl.,
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auc,ioncer.
TRusTEE's SALE or A NEAT TwO STORY
BRlCk DWELLING No. N, o STREET NORTH.

TRuSTEE's SALE or A NEAT TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. N, q STREET NORTH.
WEST.
by virtue of deei Of trust dated Npri Is ls5s duly
recorded IN Liber No, ss7 folio lE one OF the land
records for the District Of tounbi, and 1T the writ.
ten request Of the party secured thereby shall sell
at public auction, ia mont OF the premises on MON
DAY, september n 1s1- at On O'Clock y. M, the inl.
lowing gdescribed real estate, situate In the city VI
Washington, d. g., 10 wit Being the east ten Oi FEET
a. inches front Of let hfteen 5l aud the west
nine (a feet eleven IN inches front Of lot sixteen B
BY the depths thereof IN square numbered live hun.
drrd and twelve (Sii), together with the improve.
mcnts, &C., subject to two notes scared by deed oi
bile, respectively In and years, with Interest at
per cent. per annum.
Terms; Five hundred dollars, with interest ai u
per cent per hnnum from April a. ISIS to day ofsslc
and expense, OF sale. In cash, AMI this bHnncc Ia
and ~ months, with Interest, secured by n deed O
trust the property sold 5i0D deposit at time oI sale
and all convcyancng ut purchasers cost. Terms q
bo complied with In days otherwis the lTttct
tile right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the dcf,ulting purchaser amer five days
aivpr ispmcnt. y. n ORME Trustee
salls dtvds !, T, JDI.DN ELL, salesman,
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un!tel STATES Marshal
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucti0nser.
STATES MARSII,LS SALE.

by virtue of writ OF rri G,cL.s issued uui OF tie
clerks Office Of tie Supreme tOurt OF the District OF
Columbia, and to ma directed, ! will seil at public
SAFE for cash, At tie court.hOse door OF said District
on MONDAY the 18th day OF Septcmbrr l-is, Mt l.!
o'clock M all the right tile, lain, aud interest Of
the rciendnt Caroline = pCugh, In and TO the FOL
lowing dcscTlbGd property, 10 Wit. Lot u, in Ann
BlHnohhrdS subdivision OF original lot and part OF
lot o. la sIunTe ~, Washington u. G., together with
all and singular The improvements thereon levied
upOu the property Of defend ant, Caroline ;: Pelsh,
10 satisfy execution No. ll,>il ut law IN mypr OF
the National MctrOpnlltnn hank, usn Of NNltun
blanchard. FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
lEiIrd states NJ rshai u 4,
JOHS'SIIERAIAN AuctlOnt er, aug IF
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Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NonrnwrSyt%Esr, AND SOUTH.
- TO TAKE EFFHT
SUNDAY, JUNE .. ISIS. AT Et5 A. NJ
Travellers Guide.

NORTH, SoRrnwESy%Esr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, jdAk5 TAkE + Il. hErEfF H Is AM
rN rSNS|tNEW P I YoRS PMlLAbEbrgIAa mp G2s @
j%gstgs ss;G,fSd sSnd ~ haFs n""po'
strsbais, %lnchs'"r. pRs Tscrsown To % and WY Va
TRItBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EypREss
s;l0-Polnt Of Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg. Win
epst "NE% Sy'5 TSRR. rPn fS6EiFfifA Hh BOSTON,
AMp UNDERGRADUATES. BAT I'm paIor Car % , New
ssliv,,sTi dogIss nG1HIcA9o. coLrMRus AND
Branch except sunday. Through car 10 stnuntpn.
pullman Cars 70 oincinnatl daily. Grafton to san
,ac-on Sunday oniy-Baliimore Annapolis and
iSSo.-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS stops at Raccn,-
burg Beltsylie. Laurel. Annapolis Junction, Jcssups
i;g.tSEW York, Fiji .XDELPiiIxXN ii;i AND los Bs:
TON EXPREsS On SUNDAYS to baltimore only.
S$Rf EKSS Y s;, Az. s,s1,
,as"iPeisi q Ross. T5sds5Ist M.ssEstown; Win;
RSsss sSa Wy w stations only y" sundays 20 fon' o.
fFfPPSS SsRfSfk eTa %ts sf SsB hA
TJsNooRE EXPhfs Eoi,ok esoeP, sgndsy ~, Nor; =;
II ss Sn1i snG anS a1s to boat
StGGKGS aTd AM NMSay yy5Er&Sus 5i.Sn EXPRESS
ssig"th iTIN5FE TyEREss; ,o,u.,,,,r
AsS sitsRUR sRTS SfiNr1 hSffs f,SarF sVrs cIspi
Sp9tYE%' YoHK, PnILADELrHIA, AND
ID fBaiI". other trains daily, except sunday
1873 GREAT 1878
n,,,. rE;MSsYd5XASIA G2uTE; uTE;-rru,,...
spLENBfpS BID BE scESEaY, yaRYa aidaTrfcENT h ni EQUIP
TRAINS LEAvE! E!SSt MSsnisGT5s Il III from Depot
it PssntH shh and AND hs ssFs Vet T a m daily With
G,Gs g, . 5;Sns .sd % SSidso
srIaSREE SSE ENB I Fsffs FFSsfSaxG f 4 ffisrs
Snd ,fs SSrh q 70 q n daily rT SJHSPs iSSTs
Lock Haven, and Eln,ra at iO'iOa m. daily eS'
pros Of Pullman PnrIor Cara S0 Z" IT, daily er'
For BfcosyH Ncw York all Through rpns soSnsc,
aifordng direct transfer TO Fulton street, ayoli.
Ing doube ierrase and Journey across Sew York
FOR New York and the East ,:1o 7. m. daily, eseep.
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars irom Washington TO
For P9iiadelpnla iso daily except fSpndsy, and T
pres, 90 a m daily, except sunday. :.
Accommodation for Baltimore, G:i& $50 u m. and i:s
For Pope's Creek Line, as a m and tn .. daily
For AnnapoIis 6ij q m. and i:2 ,p. m daily excep,
ALExXSDRIA AND DFREpERiCKspgRG nAIL
Way AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
| TON RAILROAD. ~ -.
m 0p sunday .. SIO m, I and and ,In P m
| aud Clio y, m. daily, except SUNDAY. =
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 0, 7 8
| Gl0. 10 II u m, l, 4.D. so and '. Ei-
Tn Sunday at s. . and 10 a m. and Q; 0p IN. -
| Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor-car 20
commodations can be procured at the onices-north
east Of Thirteenth street and Pennsy vAnla hv
enue, northeast OF sixth street and Pennsyl
ynnia avenue, and the depot where orders can bt
len for the checking OF baggage W destination ron
| hotels and residence
l. p, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl ual
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DIR. G. DeMONTREVILLE,
DENTIST,
No. IT,, street northwest, between Twelnh and
Thirteenth stree O. tSame house with
Dr. G. {. CON.)
Office hours Gnily vto 3 sundays . 10 y. m
WASHINGTON CITY.
Thirty years experience Cehulnih, Gold, PlntinR
and ContlnuUns Gum Work. Piatn Zed God FilllngS
In Front Teeth un Artistic specially.
References: Colonel W. n. Rogers, Private Score
tary To the President; General William u, l.Duc
COmBis,iOner of Agriculture; Hon. John J. Knox,
Comptroller OF Currency; senator NcSlilIan, GOV
ernor Alex. Ramsey ioYernorC X. Davis, and others
AS; $:1::$;5S 49,: !; 4 f:155$ $$$;
vania avenue, EXTRACT TEETH UNDER NJ
TItOuS OXIDE, WITHOUT PAIN. for u csGn tooth
without gns, Yc'nis rIch tooth, Artificial Teeth "
per set. Go.d and AIIalgam Fillings Inserted All
work wArrlr ted nrStclnk
to over $3.50 persons jeiIy
DR BoswORTH, Ols + STREET n, W, Is THE
- most skillfIi and the only scientific Medical
Electrician In this city. AL nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female disoassS speciality
Refers TO Senators d. w, Voorhees, Indiana; J. J.
Patterson, =. G.. Samuel SOrmGnt, Washington, D.
C.. and others Consultation free. ocsI"y
nR. n. FRANK WHITE, THE MAGNETIC
- Healer, tn Tenth street northwest, treats sue
cp.sfllly tho most obstinate Chronic and Acute Dp
eassA Consultation free ono. hours-lO ~ il:D = M
and To u y m. ONa-lS
National Republican., 1878-09-06

TINHE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
i A select Boarding aud bay School,
fur Young Ladies' aud Children, will be reopcne4
MONDAY, september n le7s, at the New School
building, No. ltcd Twelfth ~, bet and L. northwe,<
Mr. Zen u. Butcher aud Miss MARY e.. Douglas, Prin-
cips, with null and able corps Of experienced As
sstants. auilE1m
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GEORGETOwN COLLEGE.

U
The next session viii b'En on TIT ISDAY, Sep
temher !. Examination for adm Nssium on MONDAY.
september .. aud thereafter. Th, street raIs run
within two blocks Of the college.
auIiH 4. =. lIEALN, \. ] President
National Republican., 1878-09-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market
EEw YoRg. sept. .. ts7s.

Money, 2G2
ESohauga weak. Long, is2; short 4:e's.
Gold weak at lOOi.
Rntes for carving. Ldt,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-04
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When you want to purchase that You gct
THE BEST, and you will find it THE
CHEAPEST. What
Docs a person want? A good reliable es.
ta~blishment where goods can be purchased
fairly, without any overcharge.
You can buy with us:
Ladies FoXed Button Boots at 81 so pair
Ladies' Serge Slippers. ........ 50 n pair
Ladies' Leather Slippers. 60 pair
Ladies' Leather Slippers...... G5 a pair
Purchase the very finest shoes at orr es-
adjustment. Our line of Button Boots.
Newport Ties, Caters, Slippers, is unsnr-
passed here. Buy
Nothing but first-class shoes for vour chill
dren, Our sales of common shoes are made
ut a lightadyance, and all on consignment.
This enables MS to pndersell even whole.
sale prices. The
One price system is a strict rule with us,
thus avoiding to customers the trouble of
asking for reduction. We deliver shoes
free OF charge to any part of the city.
Only first class statesmen employed at the
RED STIR,
CORNER CUST0MH. & BOURBON SITS.
One square from Canal STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Sept. %, 1877. 2O-1y
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MISSISSIPPI
INSTITUTE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.

Neri Session Opens FIRST MONDAY in
NOVENBER, 1875.
Chartered by the State. Supplied by the
U. ). Government with artillery, arms and
professor of military science Graduate of
West Point. )Ahle and experienced f%acnlty.
Capt Chas. de Voux, of the University of
France, professor of modern languages.
Charges moderate, not exceeding cata-
prices. Refer TO former patrons.
for catalogue.
z. IT. MURFTE. Supt.
Aug Is, les. si-ain
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fus news | kuow'd | hear a fuS,
mong de chickens, an den my brls
sells riz. | done had lots er truble
wild dem chickens an wen | hears
wun IN nm squaw my ve'y shoes
cum omitted. So | des sorter riz ~,
am reich fer my ole muskit, an den
crops out er de back do, an wat
ter you reckin | seedW
81 couldn't say"
81 seed de biggest, blacklist mig.
ger dat you ever laid eyes on. He
Slined like de paint on i'm wuz
fresh. He he'd done grabbed fo'er
my forwardes' pullets, | crope up
nigh de do, an hollercd an axed
I'm how he wuz u gittin' on, an
den he broke, an ez he broke /
Jalnmed de gun in de small er his
back and banged aloose. He let a
yell like forty yalIer cats a courtin'
am den he broke. You never seed
no niger hump hissef like dat mig
ger did. He tore down de we'll
shelter and fO' pannils er fence, an
tie groun' look like WINNER deze
yer harrycanes had lit dar and fan,
ned mp de cart"
-" Why, | thought you killed
him I"
He bleedzcd ter be dead, Mars
Willis. Didn't | put de gun right
on to i'm! | could feel i'm give
way wen she went OFF,
"WaS the gun loaded ~
OATS Wat my ole oman says.
She had de powder in her Sho, but
disremember weddcr | put de
DHckshot in, er wedder | lef um
'ut. LeaS'ways, I'm "A gwinter to
,all on wunner desc yer jeStlsSeS.
50 long, Mars Willis"
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LIST OF PRIZES:
APPROXIMATION pRIzEs.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximations of $500 each
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawing The 100000 Prize, are $1,000
Approximations of 500 each
for the niue remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 Prize, are. 1900
Approximations of 500 each
for the nine remaining units
OF the same ten of the number
drawing the 5000 Prize, are. 900
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-04
BOOK n JOB
5PRiNTINGs
Executed at This Office.
NEW BARBER SHOP.
+. BECHT,
BARBER & HARDRESSER.
P~ASCAGOULA Depotl. Miss.

Will be happy TO attend his old Gus
toners and many new ones. Support the
DEMoCRAr-STAR aud your barber.
~ The Celebrated Hoyt's German Co
logre always on hand and the best Hair
Oh ful sale cheap
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-04
Uncle Remus as a Murderer,

Uncle Remus as a Murderer.
Atlanta Constitution.
Uncle Remus met Officer Jarrel
on Broad street Yesterday.
You amt hear talk er no dead
niger nowhar dis mawnin. is Won
Mars Willis Z" asked the old man
earnestly.
No." replied the policeman re.
1ectively. mo, | believe not.
Have yon heard of any ~
Pears unto me dat | come
mighty nigh gittin' some news
bout dat size, and OATS wat Pm a
a huntin' fer. Bekase eff dey is
toun' a stray niger layin' 'roun'
loose, wild is bref gone, den | wan.
ter go home an git my breckfus,
an put on some clean cloze, an
liver myself up ter winner desc
yer jestesses er de peace, an git a
far trial"
"Why, have you killed anybody ~
Oats wat Pm a'quirin' infer
now, but | wouldn't he sustonished
eff amt laid IA niger out some
on de suburbs. Hits done
got so it's agin de law fer ter bus
loose an kill a Niger, amt it, Mars
Willis 2"
Well, | should say so. You
ion't mean TO tell me that You
killed a colored man, do youYn
81 spec l is, Mars Willis, / spec
done gone an done it dis time.
no. Hits bin sorter growin' on
ne, an it come Ito a head dis nav
in, less my name amt Remus, an
ats wat dey bin er callin' me sence ,
wuz ole er huff fer ter scratch S
I.ysef wild my lef' ham" s
" Well, if you've killed a man, !
oull have some fun, sure enough. >
.ow was it ~ f.
Hit waz dis way, Mars Willis ; l
.uz layin' IN my bed dis mawniu' !,
Iter rumenstlu' 'Toun, when de q
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-04

1857 Prizes, amounting SlI0,4O(
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Among the Inducements offered to pa
irons are the following: Thorough in
stfnctloil rigid but p~aternal discipllne
superior morel influences; unsurpassed
healthfalness of location: kind and com
potent instructors (; ample facilities for II
lnstration loc rates qf charges. Board ~
private families, including furnished room,
iuel and washing, s12 so per nont1
Board In College Hall, including washing
and fuel, $40 per month. Students from
other counties can draw $40 q year from
then county treasures. Tor full intorma-
tion, send TO Rev. W. $. Webb, d.. ID,
of the Lf'lege. for a catalogue
e6, }. +. RATLIFF,
President Bori Tinsiefs
Auruzt IL le- u
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-04
Jenkins AnnihilatOr.
The Great Southern Remedy for
RHEUMATISM, GOVT q NEURALGIA

Those terrible enemies of human bappi
ness, Rheumatism, Gout and NEURALGIA,
heretofore seemingly unconquerable, have
indeed found Their master in jenkins, An
nihilator. We nave the testimony of men
of the highest standing in Louisiana and
other States. that after suffering indescri-
babe pains for years, from which they
sought relief in vain by visiting the Hot
and Warm springs of Arkansas and Viz
ginia, and by using dozens of remedies
more or less highly praised, when, in fact.
hope had almost died out, they have found
relief from pain by the use of the Annihi-
lator, and by continuing it for a short
time, have been perfectly cured. The An
nihilator is , preparation purely vegetable,
agreeable to the taste, aud may be taken
without fear Of any injurious results by
the delicate as well as the robust in con
%stitutiOn.
Price SI.00 Der bottle. For sale bv all
Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir |
cular containing certificates, or send to
N. JENKINS 81 CO., Proprietors.
New Orleans, La.
fISLAY q THOMPSON, Wholesale Drug
gists, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents for
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Arkansas and Florida.
March 9, 1873. Ally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

THE TRANSPORTATION OF SPECIE VASE
i,,gtoa, July %. The announcement made
blythe Treasury Department, and now be-
ing considered by postmaster General Key.
that-it IS the intention to transport the gold
and silver coin of the Government through
the mails as third-class matter, il carried into
effect would tend to reduce very materially
the receipts Of the several express compa-
MES. who are now performing that service.
1t was ascertained at the Post-Ofice Depart
ment to-day that efforts are being made by
the superintendent of the express compa-
mics to induce the railroad officials to reduce
their rates, in order that cheaper transpor.
tation OF coin may be offered the Govern
ment, as well as the public at large. 1t is
expected that meeting OF railroad managers
will soon be held to consider the matter.
Acknowledgement Key to-day said, al
though no decision had yet been reached on
the proposition made by the Treasury Off
eials, that the Post Office Department was
inclined to comply with the wishes OF the
Treasury, providing it could do so without
violating existing law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-25

How TO MAKE TINES GoOD.-Curse the
capitalists; frighten them oil you can. Do
not let them 90 into business. Ii they show
any disposition to do so, call meeting; get
up set OF rules and regulations for man
aging the business so as to break them up
as soon as possible, and threaten those who
will not go in under tho rules until they
gather up their money and leave the coun.
try, as they have already begun to DO.
Nothing helps times so much as to let men
know that II they get more by working bard
mel them to divide. They will work all the
harder for such encouragement. Go right
ahead with your communistic speeches
they are doing great deal Of good. al
that is necessary is to follow.it up. and we
will all soon be on the ground fooor; oil
equal; oil poor; all idle; all worthless
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