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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-14
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas default has been made in the con :
dition OF a certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Gates A Johnson and Frances l..
Johnson, his wife, mortgagors to William
Chambers, mortgage bearing date July o5th,
1872, and recorded in the Office OF the Register
of Deeds III and for the county of Ramsey,
and State of Minnesota, in Book "25' OF
Mortgage Deeds on page 46), on July 9th,
1872. az i0:4n O'Clock A NJ, and in and by
hch mortgage said mortgagors did convey
10 said MORTGAGE Block numbered eleven in
Rond = addition 10 the city Of St. Paul; also,
the undivided one-fourth 4 of the follow
ing described property, to-wit: commencing
at the North West corner of the North East
quarter OF the South East quarter OF section
number-dthirty-six $50, township numbered
twenty nine 49, range numbered twenty
three lo3:l thence West on the quarter section
lin--one (i1 chain and (5ol links to point for
place Of heglnning: thence North seven ca
CHAINS and fifty and three quarter t5o y links;
thence West five l5) chains. thence South
seven t7l chains and fifty and three-quarter
$50 \ link, to said quarter section line; thence
las. iisty t50l links; thence South Easterly
along the Territorial road 10 a point due South
OF the place Of beginning: thence North about
three t3i chains and fifteen li5l links to the
place Of beginning: coutsing tour and one
halt AK acres, more or less, all IN said
county ct RAMSEY TO secure the payment of six
thousand dollars and interest thereon from
date until paid a. the rate OF twelve per cent.
per annuui. according TO the conditions .. the
note Of said Gates A. Johnson for said sum,
and payable 10 said mortgage, and in said
mortgage described.
And, whereas. there is claimed to be due
aud is due ON said note and mortgage, a. the
date Of thi. action the sum Of eight thousand
three hundred and ten dollars, aud no suit or
proceeding az law hiss been instituted for the
recovery OF sid mortgage debt or any part
thereof.
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given thst
by virtue al . power OF sale In said mortgage
contained and in pursuance o. the statute IN
such case made and provided the said mort
gage will he foreclosed by the sale CT the
mortgage premises therein described and
above set forth. By the sheriff Of said Ramsey
county q. public auction to the highes. bidder
tor cash. nj the front door OF the Old Cour.
House in the city OF S. Paul, II sid county,
on Friday the c9th day OF November, A u.
1873, as ten o'clock in the forenoon to par Of
and satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
DEBT. IS Aforesaid, and the cess and expenses
Of such sale.
Dated, St. Paal, Nina. 0ctoiser I0th, 1873
RosERr p. LEWIS. WILLIAM CHAuBxEs,
A.s'y for Mortgage. Mortgage
2cc3-.t.
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CLEARANCE SALE
DRESS GOODS

Including cored and black Cashmees Apacas and fancy Dress
Shawls long and woodland large oche
Cashmere all of which will be offered greatly reduced prices
uce stock closing stock Casmere Kentucky Jeans
Repuan Sackngs and Fancy Coakngs and offer them sacrifice
Bargains in Shifting Flanne wed Gray and Scarets and white
Flanels and BLANKETS Canton Fnne low prices and
from 2c Tckngs Cheviots, beaced and brown Cottons
oweng Napkins and Tabings Nubas sca Jackets Gloves
Hosiery Corsets Merno and aWoo Shirts and Drawers Ladies'
and Chidrens Underaanne Ribbons Furs, CARTS and Fancy
Goods all for 60 days at lower prices be bought for
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SOUTHERN MINn R R

MAKE! MAKES close connections at Lacrosse for
Milwaukee, Chicago and points east .nu.
meet: at Ramsey with the C. NJ. 4 ST. p. Rv
for all points. in northern Minnesota. low
Missouri and Nebraska; at Albert Len viii.
Minneapolis and st. Louis, and b. C. Rand
northern R'ys, for points north and south.
and aI at Wells with the Central Railroad Of
MINI, Tor Sioux City, Omaha, and the south
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Since its foundation it has paid 81, 704 ,Ss9,73
for losses
Fire and Marine Association St. Paul, for
rates and terms
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MhRrET REPORTS.
ST. PAUL Nov. 10. 1878.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.


The produce trade has been little quiet,
while prices have been well maintained.
The changes in quotations have not been
yery numerous. Such as there are will be
noted below:
nFLOuR- Local and northwestern demand
continues unabated for the Lest qualities.
Notw ithstanding the difference in views of
1nillers, dealers and eastern buyers, as regards
prices, have not been completely and holly
settled. through shipments OF flour continue
to 60 forward with considerable regularity
We continue to quote new wheat straight
XXXX at $500 and patent process at
IS 5oas. CO, as to brand. Buckw heat -four is
selling at g., 5Oa2 rs " 100 lbs, and rye -four
at 81. 25a3 40 " Dbl
WHl.AT-The receipts c,ntinue large,
both from the street and by rail. Most of
the wheat received at the elevators at St.
Paul by rail and from the street has been
shipped east. A large quantity bought on
the Northern Pacific read by lnillers is held
here in the st. Paul elevators Tor future use.
These purchases are arriving every day
Most OF the street sales are to the mills, at
the following prices: For So lbs TO the bushel
T5c; for 81 lbs roc; 56 lbs G5c; 50 lbs 55c; "a
lbs 4Sc: IS lbs 45c; 80 lbs 40c.
The following table shows the fluctuations
OF the value Of No. . wheat in the leading
markets Of the world, viz: Liverpool, New
York, icago, and Milwaukee:
Last week. This week
Liverpool Is 6da9s Sd Is 9da9s Cd
New York sl.Ol 100 slo3H@I. OF !.
Chicago 81 50 @80N
Milwaukee 70 So.
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Trains arrive and depart from the 81. Pa.l
& Pacific depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured .t
City Ticket Once, No 8 Washington avenue
Composite Nicollet House,) W. q. TErrre
ticket agent, and at st. Paul & Pacific denot
minneapolis; and at ll6 East Third street. 81
Paul, Geoi II. Hazard, ticket agent.
- CHAS. +. HATCH, Gen. Manager.
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Capt. Eads estimates tie com nc--
cial damage 10 the South 10y yellow
fever to be sou, 000, coo.
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Milwaukee Produce Market.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. -.
FLOUR-Dull and steady.
GRAIN-W heat, opened weak aad &c
Tower and closed steady; No. l hard, sl.0l;
No sec; No. sO&c; seller November s011c:
seller December, 81 &c; seller January, 50 &C;
No. 8 % !. c: No. &c; rejected ODE.
RECEIPTS Flour, 1862 barrels; wheat,
1903 $50 bushels.
SHlPMENTS-Flour, % ,994 barrels; wheat,
81 S0 bushels.
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Minneapolis, Burling-.
ton and st. Louis
Mail and Express
(clcse connections
coming north) 800.
Mixed, Minneapolis &
Merriam junction, I
connecting for local
stations & st. p. & 81
r. R.; as far As Wor-
Ellington $3.50. ~.
Mixed, Minneapolis }
& VIII. Bear Lake,
Duluth and Still'rS
Omaha Express, fof all
points on St. p. & ST.
Z. Ry., Omaha and
California. -. 80.
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Express Ain ~ -, .cny
e Passengers at St. Paul leave by the St.
rana ana Sioux City Railroad at 2:45 p. M,
Paul 4 Pacific Railroad at 500 D. M. connec s.
ing at Minneapolis, daily, Sundays excepted.
Trans on Saturdays runs as far as Afbsrt
Lea only. 80 1A'osl'
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. r.

Short line Iowa Route via Bur-
llngton, running through express
trains with Pullman palace car
sleepers to St. Louis without
change. % miles shorter than any
other route
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and engravings, sent to any address A.der seal,
on receipt OF price, 80 cents. 4
A PRIVATE MEDICAL PAMPHLET, Of 80
formation for those afflicted, sent in sealed en-
velope on receipt of two three-cent stamps.
The physicians Of the Institute specially
tie. al the at eve diseases, and may be con-
st.!sed personally Or ly letter. Address all let.
tiers thus: aAl.ENIC INSTITUTE
Office ~ T. I'D ST. ST. Paul, MINI.
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AAAawesk In your 81
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Ex. Sun. lex. SIM
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Elk. Sun. lex. San
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The CaIeniC Institute
Established 1861 and Chartered by the Leg
istature for the Treatment Of all Diseases
of the Urinary and Ceneratve Organs.
The Secret MOnitOr'and Guide to Health
"A private Medical Treatise on the Diseases Of the
Ux1nary And 0enerative Organs.

INCLUDING Sper-
lmatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, Go
norrh9a, elect, Structure,
Varicocele Hydrocel Dis
eases of Women and their
Improved Treatment, to-
gether with the Anatomy
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ual system in health and
disease, containing SOC
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Twenty-third Days Proceedings,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans. Saturday. February 2. 1878.
The House was called to order at Il m.
Present:
Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. Al
dige, AAycock. Breard, Burton, Bowden, Bar
ron, Barrett, Brady, Brooks Buck, Berry,
Bell, Brice, Carloss, Carville, Cressy, Como,
Cole Drury, burden, Delavigne, De Lacy,
F PfekeasaG pGln aggna paw Duke F9bb
Gillespie, Gracien,. Hahn, Holt, Huntington,
i. IA. johnson, Jonas Kennedy, Keeting,
Leonhard OF Orleans, Lamare, Lewis. Ma
gloire, Means, Million, Newsom, Nunez Porter,
Randolph, Role, Raby, Shakespeare, Singleton,
Snaer, Spiller, Semmes, Stage, Stewart, Sell
lers, Smart Taylor, Tollfver. Tremoulet, Toler,
Vance, VOORHEES,, Washington. Watson, WASH
burn, Walker, Wood, Wise, and Young of Clai-
borne-S5.
Absent Messrs Bridger, Brown, Bosley,
Briggs, Detiege, Davidson Dayries. Drew,
D De ma, Deloie DupTee' Estopinal, Foers-
mond. Jones. Robert johnson. Kidd, Leeds,
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| Leonard Of Caddo, Lea, Martin, McMiller1,
| Mc(lehne, Romero, Souer, Sell, Steele. War
moth, Wilde, Williams, and Young OF East
Baton Rouge 30.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. Perclval.
The journal Of the first was adopted.
Mr. Aldige rose 10 q question Of privilege,
stating that injustice had been done the Com
mittee on Ways and Means by publication
In the New Orleans DEMOCRAT. us that
committee had such M amount Of work be-
fore them MS to render 1t impossible for them
TO report on bills any earlier Ii the bills were
TO be examined. .r
Mr.. Stagg asked and obtained leave Of alb
senes for Mr.. Martin for ten days.
Mr.. Delavlgne asked and obtained leave Of
absence for Mr.. Brady till Friday next
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Barrett presented the petition Of Mr.. j.
Il. Wallace for relief, for services rendered as
one Of the board OF assessors, and for other
services us sheriff of the parish Of Grant.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Jonas presented petition from the
citizens of the city OF New Orleans.
Referred to the Joint Committee on Con
stitution.
On motion of Mr.. Fitzpatrick the petition
was ordered to be printed In the journal
NEW ORLEANS, January 20, 1873.
The undersigned respectfully petition the
Legislature now In session not TO call q eonven-
tion Of the people for the purpose Of altering
or changing the existing constitution OF the
State, as the same can be reached through
Legislative action, and thus avoid an expense
the State cannot afford.
Therefore we huinbly pray tho Legislature
TO propose such changes In The organic law OF
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A. y. ,Bignon,
FL. Il O. Newman,
/. N. Marks,
| j. g. Morris, Z
James I. Day, i
A. IL. May,
John Henderson. @
! John r. Hardie.
| @. Kohn,
| j. s. Walton, rm j..
Hy. Peycilaud,
A. Luria, Oh. La. Nat
| Bank,
| Wallace. Cary u Co.
| W. F. Couple, &
Schmidt Il Hegler.
Keifer Bros,
]. W. Hincks,
J. Tuyes,
| Geo. X. Preston,
Lloyd II. Coleman,
John II. Iudwigson.
| Alfred Moulton,
Hugh Allison u Go.
Walden, Hawkins u
| Co.
G.. Lewis, 49,"
Jno. 2. Richardson,
| G. r. Finley,
A. Ensfninger,
Waekenbarth u Jo-
seph,
j. d G. Cromwell,
j. A. Lum u Co,
M. j. Slater, .. ".
u. b. Kruti schnitt,
Chas. A. Ws,itney,
Graugnard IL Schnel.
der,
+. Beling.
Mayer n Silbernagle,
s. Hernshein u
Bros, n.
John Il. King.
Jos. Miltenberger j.
Go.
ALI. Z. Baker,
FL. Aron,
James G.. Clark,
j. Close 81 Co, 4u
!. Bloom d Co,
Robt. Chapsky,
Commagere q Lambel
w. N. Verlander,
Louis Abran,
Mannur u Co,
q. w. w. Goodwin.
Britton II Eppler,
Pattison Il Borard,
w. Y. james, @
J. Dreyfus,
l.. Block,
I'll. Spiro, 81. ...
Russell d Hall,
Rareshide Il Macs,
A. FL. DePass,
Morris McGraw,
John McGraw,
o. X. Russ,
A. +. Quere, ~m.o
A. FL. White,
j. o. Correjolles,
Holt, Murray u Co,
T.. A. Holt,
A. D. Krebs,
II. Burkenroad,
Max Schrabacher,
FL. s. Campbell. al.
s. d. Fearing,
Lochte IL Cordes.
Mayer Levy, Pt. Cou-
pee,
J. w. Platt,
Edw. Voister,
j. u. Bradford,
David MADDEN,
w. e. Murtagh,
Hartwell Il Chambers
ii. q. Turner,
Hy. Aicklen, "
Edw. J. Conway, @
M. Shelley q Co.,
J. A. Stiger, $780,.
VIII. Matthew Il Bro.
Hugh O'Donnell,
jackson Il Fitzpatrick,
l.. T. Tower,
Louis Mayer IL Son,
Morris Mayer,
James McGrath, IT,"
Kursheedt Il Bienven,
VIM. Dillon, .
Thos. King, =~
T. J. Mcmillan,
w. G. Cook,
Swarbrick Il Co,
A. Il. Wilson,
F. T. Broadway,
j. G. Clark,
John A. Solari,
Julius Solari,
Rice, Born Il Co.,
II. Cassidy Il Co, ~
P. Roberot, Secretary,
A. A. Maginnis, Jr.,
@. M. So1.ia, M
Silas Weeks,
j. s. Copes, .-m .
T. Fitzwilliam Il Co.,
Katz u Barnett,
Jacob Lemann,
G. A. Grisen..
Louis l.. Ellis, #
Chas. Burkhardt,
John P. Roche,
s. Kuner, 5...
Geo. T. Lathrop,
Simon ~ Kohn, " .
A. Lehman IL Co,
M. Levy,
J. w. Dwyer, . /.
Ed. Ferry,
A. G. Harrison, ~u5
Geo. A. Peet,
Max Well,
Seymour & Stevens,
Hite Il Carlin,
Miller Il Dielman,
Y. ?. Wood, -.
j. FL. Carter,
Carter IL Bell, 9.
Jules Tardos,
VIM. Diamond,
VIM. n. Adams,
j. f. Carr,
&. N. Scully,
JAS. kirkpatrick,
Wen. Kurten,
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Wheeler. II Piersotl,
r.. H. Boullsnet,
Vogel u Tuna.
! y. 4. Blessing,
]. L. Lourie,
jules Rive,
w. Riduelme,
a. Riquelrne,
%. Dubois,
g. Gavaroe,
u. Bourgeois,
Henry Grass,
Jacob Fl. Simon,
!. p. Arnouts, Jr,
s.. Heber,
Nash u Hodgson,
+. A. Armstrong,
John u. Britton,
II. w. Rayne u Co,
G. w. Bradbury,
Richard FL. Brown,
A. Brittin,
Arnold Weber.
Jas. Il. Guthrie,
A. Carpenter,
s. Hopkins, Jt.,
John b. Heno.
y. L. Mitchell.
Vim. Henderson,
Samuel Jamison,
Jas. II. Flood,
W. G.. Bernard,
?. J. Gillen,
Jules A. Blanc,
W. T. Richards.
z. j. Christian.
l.. M. Finley,
VIM. I'll. Ganueheau,
L. Barbartin,
w. d. Kennedy,
J. Affleck,
j. M. Frost,
b. u G.. Moses.
j. H. StautTer.
y. Ferret,
Leon'd w. Grayson,
n. Jordy,
Geo. Ellis.
Alolph Gerard,
Paul Gelpi Il Bro,
Augusta Lewis, Sr.,
Paul Guyol,
Bousquet d Fonpart,
II. W. Sanlori.
H. Masseal,
Eugene Dupre,
Jno. J.. Leefe,
W. Fink,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1878

| ". =. Valentine,
MAX Braun,
John s. Twon1ey,
Sum. n. Shepard,
u. Lawrence Hetts,
II. r.. w. Baeiltnarl.
Allen Talbot,
Martin Miller,
j. q. Blanchard,
Lange d Lagendre,
u. Rinly,
IL. T.. Dannoy, Z
Alex. Leon.
w. Il. Downing,
i. y. Arnes,ts, s
w. @. James,
L. A. Cruol, =
G. Neupert.
J. q. Whitaker,
T. M. Westeott, Agent
Southern Tx. Co,
Geo. e. Hands.
A. Il. Dirmeyer,
Geo. O. Logan, =
D. II. Pool, E
s. -. Weilman,
II. W. Ogden, s.
Samuel T.. Todd,
Louis Barnett, - =
Fl. Z. Buckley,
Geo. A. Freund.
u. Wadell, =
r. Marquee d Go,
b. II. Eshlenan,
Thos. Pugh, 3
Vim. Heyl,
n. d. Bailey, =
s. johnson,
A. +. Hickman,
n. Freedman,
w. Oehmichen, =
VIM. Barrett,
Geo. L. Bloomfield,
N. Dalsheimer u Co.
Dan'l Dalsileimer,
Louis Hertnaize,
Albert u Reinerth,
Negrey Il Foulon,
Leon X. Levy,
B. O. Mesritz,
Kock u Dreyfus,
Ludwig Hirsoll,
T.. A. Evan,
Patrick Maloney,
Robt. Parsons,
Andrew Patton,
Eus. Platz,
A. III. Gernsbacker,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
.-oF THIa---
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE or LOUISIANA.
SENATE.

REGULAR SESSION OF 1878.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Or THE-
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1873,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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The Committee on Parochial Affairs reports

The Committee on parochial Affairs reports
as follows.
COMMITTEES ON PARouHrAL Affairs, |
New Orleans, February d 1878.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Parocbial Affairs re-
spsctfully report
Favorably on
Senate bill No. 20, entitled
An act to incorporate the town OF Houna,
IN the parish Of Terrebonne, defining its linn
its and providing for Its better police; to reg
granting said corporation certain powers and
authority; TO provide a revenue for the same;
to regulate the prescription OF actions against
purchasers at sales made by said corporation ;
entitled AN act to incorporate the town OF
Houma, IN the parish of Terrebonne, and for
other purposes
Your COMMITTEES also beg leave to report
UnfavorabIy on
House bill No. 1871, entitled
IAN act to create tho parish Of East st..
Mary, and to provide for the organization
thereof"
Respectfully submitted
l.. III. BOWDEN Chairman.
Mr.. Smart, chairman. on behalf of the Com
mittee on Retrenchmcnt and Reform, sub
mitted the following report:
COMMITTEE on REINFORCEMENT AND REFORM.
New Orleans. February Q, 1878.
10 tho Honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee on Retrenchrnent and Re-
forIn Deg leave to report favorably on
Eo,1se bill No. 49, introduced by Mr. Berry,
entitled
An act to repeal section 27O3 Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1870 OF the State Of Louisiana, and
to re-enact the same.
Very respectfully,
D. u. SMART, Chairman.
Mr.. Ryland. chairman, on behalf Of the
Committee on Agriculture, immigration and
Commerce, submitted the following report:
COMMITTEE ON AGH1cuLTuRE. IMM1aRAr1oH)
aud Commerce.. !
New Orleans, February Q, 1871
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
Your Committee ON Agriculture, Immigra-
tion and Commerce herewith submit their re-
mort by sttlssfituta tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-14

a young man took dinner with fashionable
uptown family, the other evening. Next morn
ing he was found dead in his bed, with his boots
on. They thought he had been poisoned, so
they anal yzed the contents of his stomach, but
nothing was found in it except some pickles.
mound cake, lemonade, cold turkey, beer, fried
oysters, cold punch, ham sandwich, sponge cake,
beef tea, mnce pie, champagne, lobster, brandy,
game pie, frult-cake, tea chicken salad, whiskey,
coffee bologna sausage, port, cheese, sardInes
and sherry, so the jury have returned verdict OF
died through the visitation of friends.
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~ Advertisers rssang Eastern Units States, cAn
pay Dor er ~ snrur GFrsrhacfs Cnitst states
Postage stAEps tey ush a. snd ter
cards Inserted pr abcve tabs fg ~ us TAD i
rr Buaiorss Cards. when FnErAfn run a rHAh afs
aiicgcd thrss whch 90 unnsfnt
aaversisements whcn pAid or charEed Qusrteriy,
snge copies te ArTrnFsnN. Ten Cruts uhen roarFea
Ffeen Cents, ~ the doarn. ous Dolar
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The Bloom Of the Heart.

Under the blue Of the mid-May sky,
Under the shadow Of the beech and lime,
Watching cloud -shaIIops drIft idly by.
Free from the thr4Ildom Of fate and time,
LulIed BY the murmur Of breeze and stream,
Twtter of s0Hg.ter, hutter Of spray,
That sEestiy blend with the waking dream,
And shisPer magical word Away
Held by the spell of an exquisite face,
voice that is dearer than all things dear,
All, but tle world is a fairy place
10 the bloom Of the heart, the May Of the year.
Sitting alone in the waning light,
In the dead November's lesden deaTih,
Watching the mists rise ghoStIy white,
AMI blend in the shadows and quench The earth
Musing for aye on the might-haye-been
sweet mlght-haye been that may not be -
The tender hopes and the fancies green
That faded and huttered from LIES fair tree
Haunted away by vanished face,
A voice that is hushed in the midnight drear,
All. bat the world Is a weary place
In the gloom q the heart, the gray Of the year
-TTnsIey's -Maga=ine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-14

WHOLESALE AND Retail
n beaIei III jas 1y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-14

Santa Cruz Town Talk: % We saw Alexan-
der Stephens on the the other day. We
thought it somebody's oyercoat thrown in
the only unoccupied seat in the coach. And
picking it up, we started to throw it across the
back Of a seat, when it began to kick and swear.
We dropped it, and as it hit the floor a voice
said, lin Alexander Stephens, SIR He is as
thin as a June shad, weighs about thirty, and
sitting sideways it will take six such as he to fill
a car seat"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-09-14

Olive Logan reports new and expensive stock
ing 1t is to be of lace, " open work from the
toe to over the knee, and so transparent that
ladies will have to wear silk stocking under it,
Once let the American women see them," says
Miss Logan, and they'll all die but what
they'll have them, until some new folly comes in.
and then you won't be able to sell pair at one
fifth their value 1t would not be wise to
question this assertion. Olive Logan is an Ame-
rican woman herself, and she knows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-26

ferred, 4s; do. consolidated, "a: do. ss,oad
series, ~, DO. past due coupons, 7S bid to-day
SUGAR active and firm, 8ka0A.
,,! ,BALTiiMORE; August 26.-Cotton frm-mid-
aIiapg; ara :t,ea1 r. d Flour %ss,s steady and rnHow
extra sfSa4 4S; do. family, 4 75a5 IS: city mills
brands, g. 6Oa6. 10; Patapsco family 6. so. Wheat,
southern steady and firm; western lower and fairly
acuve.s0utheIn red, prime 1.01al. .07; do. amber,
1O0a1U; NO. Pennsy lvAnia red, 106f: No.
western winter red, spot, August and september,
lOSHa1. O64; October, l.06sa1. 06x. Corn,
white whit t4aet; DO yelloL, 6sa64; western mixed,
October, 61H. Oars steady, frm and fairly active
southern, 25A28: western white, 27a28; do, mixed.
26s28; Pennsy lvania, 26a28x. Rye steady, 6OA61.
Hay shade drmer-Maryland and PennsyIvanis
prime. II 0Oa12.00 Provisions quiet PORK.
II r. e. e.. Bulk . meats loose shoulders, 5x; clear
e: cisss Fib sides ~ Hams assiss. hsrde,
refined, 81. Butter-choice western firn. i6aIe
Petroleum steady-renned, lOM: crude' ia
C0nee hrm-Rt0 cArgoes II a17k. Whisky srasdV
1U02. kece1pts- flour. 8. 100; wheat, l6I OOD::
corr; GO nso L. GOO; oats 1e 500. shipments-whest
9V.WO: corn, 1000. Freigbts to Liverpool ner
steamer io"er-cotton, Nd; dour, 2s.6d; grain.
NEW YORK, August 28.-Stocks firm. Money.
=: Soids lOOh. Exchange, long, ls2 Z; short
NEW YORK, August 26.-Flour quiet and
neavy: wheat, spring dull and nominal; Winter
z cens lover and quiet. Corn about steady and
- LONDON. August ae, 1880 .. m.-couso,s.
q S-l6 for money and 8iA for the account,
new Jersey Central, "a