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Ocean 5teGmers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERt
CAN FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA,
CITY OF LIMERICK sails Thursday, June l3, IA a.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Mails Sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New YORK
SWITZERLAND sails SATU RDAY, June %, II m.
For rates Of passage ana other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents
3O7 Walnutst, Philadelphia b2 Broadway, New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. Battery-place New-1erk
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Go n1hOm it AIan Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT IS hereby
~ given that GEORGE b. CALEN Of te CIy OF 1bs
Fssex County, n. j. (successOr TO Anderson Ss sr the
day mado an assignment the subscriber 20 MS se
equal benefit his creditors and that the sao yation
eIhiht their respective claims, under oati m a-
v1thin the term OF three MONTHS Dated Jnne ~ oo
AhNNDOi'A' 766 Broadst. Newark, y. ].
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment and
Time consistent with absolute safety
on ana after MAY II. 1873
Trains leave NewlOrk DesbTOsses and COurt
landt Streets Ferries as follows:
4:3O 1890 s2O, $3.50 hmited) m, O. g. $50 1880
$50 and p m. Sunday 4:3O and NJ, ., O, $3.50. $780,
$50 and D.
Boats Brooklyn Annex" with all through trains
at Jersey City anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains Philadelphia 3:2O 1886, T. 7.3O
$50 and In Qimited Express, 1885 y. nj g 5.3O T.
and 1885 M and ~ midnight on Sunday S:2O $3.50, T. s.
$50 a M. 4, 1886 y. M, and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices. NOs. 526 and 9ii Broadway, No AstOr
House. Of DesbrOsses and COurtands No Court
ST. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton BrOOyn
l11 l16 and l1S Hudson St. HOb0ken; Depot Jersey
CITY. EmigTant Ticket Onlce, No. 3 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, L. p PALMER,
General Manager Gen'l PASSENGER Agent
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steamuoals amo RAILROADS.
,BANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.-C.


ALBANY and TROY by DAY B0ATS.-C.
~ vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, -. q
leave yesty Pier at sS5 and 2lt Pier at
ieepsie RRinebecK saugefes CaisKii and Hudson. 10
[Ss Rates SS BY annex Boat leaving
Ign az a. m, connecting at Albany with trains NohIh
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leaves tahaInesP daily Sundays excepted) at llSo n'
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 10
cents NEwBUR RGH and below 80 CENTS Lana at High i
land Pas (WSsI P9Rt C2ln%a n MgmSS With Tstsr and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads steamboats Thomas
North River, foot of IIarrison-st
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS Mon FkEA Sl;J and gsI0 10:
days exeePte at p m and II P M connecting %lth % sRee
I es scd and baggage checked at G Broadway SewYorE
ard Cogtst, Brooklyn Excursion to NeWHaven ana re-
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD - GREAT
TRUYR 6 and dNE de AMP Nav YSER s trains esve New
YORK and Courtandt Streets Ferries as fol-
ESnress for HARRISBURG ptsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. mr. and 80 p m
For wiIiamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50 p
connecting at CORY for 1msulle Petroleum centre anu
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH " Limited wash
day. 95o a. M arrive washington 9.iO p m ReSuaf $40
a. EkoIsss M $40 for aPa nj @ 0 SG Lmten IL
ana g$9 3 ISo o SS0 & and gp @ Sandag aya seq sce
Boats Of Brookyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey City, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel.
For trains 70 Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren
ton Perth Ambov FlcnngtOn Bolydere and other points,
see local schedules al all Ticket Offices
Prom Plttsburg, $50 lO4O q m, lO2O p
m, daiy lO:lO $50 daily except Monday from
Washington and Baltimore G:5O $40 D. mn 4ii0 Ol0, iOLV
D. Sunday, $3.50, $40 From Phadelpha, 9:00 620
$40. 800 1880 ll1O m, 2:lO 4O, % D, 6.10 olu
1O:lr 1920 Sunday 900, 65O O4O lO:oO ll;0O D. %
G:jJ, 1920 y. m.
Ticket offices 52G 9i4 Broadway. No. AstOr House,
foot of DesbTOssCs aud COurtlandtsts; No. CouIts
and BROOKLYN Depot foot Of Fulton ST. BrOOkyn NOS
ia 1T aud lS HudsOns HOboken Depot Jersey Clty
FRANK THOMSON, l. r. FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
SATURDAY NIGHT BOAT FOR TROY.
Commencing June =, the CITIZENS LINE TRoYsTEAM.
Frs will leave everyday. including SATURDAY and SUN
DAY. at p. from Pier No 40, " r. foot OF Leroy-s
THE MARY POWELL fare 70 cents, for
Point. Cornwall, Newbury, pOughkeepsie, iondout
Kingston COzzens Milton. New Hamburg aud Hyde PARK
leaves daily from VCgtryst Pier 80, n Re- at $3.50 p M
CONNECTS with BROOKLYN Annex Boats
IS0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
Le)O Citizens Lne-TrOy b0ats-State-rooms only 81;
berhs % ls fare 30 cents New palace steam
saratoga" and "Cy Of Troy leave daily, Including
Saturday sunday, az from Pier 49, n ll Ioot OF
LcrOys connection with express trains Tor a points
North East and West SatcrOOms and through tickets at
DODDS EXPRESS, 8if Broadway, " Y, and Courtstp
Rrookyn
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VHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
Il known by Us new name THE NETWORK, LAKE
OF TRAINS, taking eject June 3. 1873;
a. m.-Cinclnnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
GP (DailyFast 81 Louis Express arriving at Bnhalo
500 connecting with fast trains 10 the West and south
iao. '''' - ''D'
Z p m. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Cncin
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining TO
Z p. m -Emigrant train for the west
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.YOrk, for
Newark 6i5. $50, 1880 bib 4:l5, bib O15. 1880
p m aud II midnight Saturday nights only sundays 9l5
Rai6sIfuEEi H Park Passaic O. 7ls, TO- 1915 M Il
sundays O. $50 1915 M lao. $50 m and ~ midnight
l5 Ps'f'?H sS SG stS l ' ls g. g 55 2 G5 Co. I'd T. soi6 i
p m, and IL midnight sundays g. $3.50, 9l5, 1915 IN,
sS sSsIn gS 5 e. i05 n6d "a %lGngh @ I5 ss 5G7nm 70 mid
night sundays O. $50, l0l5 m, ll5 63O and II
Cornwall, 74s Ga m, $3.50, 1870 D. Sundays $50 a. M
Newburgh, ll5 a. m $3.50, 43pp. m sundays $3.50 a IN.
6ondoni @ e9a h9gsn @ o & m Ho nv y m sRaAy & s5O d6 a. m
M Sundays, 900. s:3O 1915 q. np $50 700 p m
Sundays $50 1915 a m, $500 700 ?. m The 900 a. m,
aud 430p trains connect with New.lOrK and osweg0
Port jerys 7l5 900. 1915 mg 49O. G;OO 700 p IN.
NoTfTrains lea wing Chainbersst half hours
before 900 D. m Twenty thrs fifteen minutes earlier
hours leave Twenty thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambersst at loco p m, and 1900 mid
tickets for passage and for apartments drawngroom and
sleeping coaches be obtained ana orders for the checking
ana and sass5 @ sG OF @ M 2oSS%a N N SSS
Express Trsius from tho West in NewYork at 7.25
L. h. JNo r. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent Now.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains Leave for EnSeSoSdd do cose 5 $ and NySch
m and saturday nights only at 1880 m Sundays 500
Nannet spring Valley and Monsey ZOO, CAS- m, lIb p
m JNo. N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeN-Yorh
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Gelp n1anteo

CREDIT MAN in liquor trade wanted
~ The advertiser Tstclass investigator OF credits
IN the liquor trade good Acquaintance with lead
Wholesale houses and be capable OF obtaining thorOu2h
knowledge retail city concerns To man o. experience
Judgment industry good position can DC anoIHe %
dress with references, MERCHANT Box 731, Ne"-fork
Post Office
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THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
FOR JUNE, 1873.

The PAST. PRESENT and FUTURE OF TURKEY. BY
Gdhat Pasha - -. . -.. ...e.- =.
SMALLPOX and COMPULSORY VACCINATION, BY
Sir Thomas Watson.
The FUTURE Of ENGLISH WOMEN BY Mrs suther-
land orr --- z .
THE RELIGION Of the GREEKS as ILLUSTRATED by
GREEK INSCRIPTIONS By G. T. Newton.
VOLTAIRE and MADAME DU CHATELEE BY Mrs.
The POLITICAL DESTINY Of CANADA. By Sir Francis
Mt FROUDE and She LANDLORDS Of IRELAND. By
the knight OF Kerry .
Bishop OF Gloucester and BRISTOL
The SOCIAL ORIGIN of NIHILlSM and PESSlMlSM
fn GERMANY. BY Dr. Waldsteln.
RECENT SCIENCE (superylsed DY PROFESSOR ltuxleye
LIBERTY in the EAST and WEST BY the Right Hon.
W. l.. Gladstone, NJ p.
THE WILMER & ROGERS NEWS COMPANY
70 81 ReekInan-sf.. n. Y.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

CROSBY-ST. PROPERTY, near BroOme, will
be sold very low TO a party able pay SO0D $4,000
IN cash. might exchange in part Brooklyn house rutland
& WHITING Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

VIRGINIA FARM of 730 ACRES in Albe1
marie County for saeNear the eastern slope OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains 80 miles frOm Greenwood Depot on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Good soil well wooded
best socety commodOus residences II large Kitchen
barn. stable granary carriage house &c e1
ceent water ne lawns shrubbeTy, &c orchards con.
tanning variety OF choice fruits churches OF the V0ns o
nominations further details address the owner
CHARLES w. PURCELL, Greenwood Depot Va.
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REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YoRK. Wednesday, June 10, 1878.
e following sales were held at the Err
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A NEW NOVEL,
ONCE AND FOREVER

Ready this week. splendid novel entitled ONCE AND
FOREVER, by Miss Grant author OF "Artiste, Ihe sun
Maid" &C Paper covers, sl cloth bound elegant 81 90
- G. w. CARLETON a CO., Publishers.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

IL FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON fkEAl and 10
etmedae points. leave Pier 20 f. r. daily (Sun
days excepted at and IL NJ. connecting with spec
a trains NewHayen for Hartford, Springfield &C. l1ck
and baggage checked at 9l4 broadway YORK.
and COuTtst, Brooklyn Excursion TO NewHayen ana re-
turn, 2
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ITO PHlLADELPHiA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Poureen Through Trains eacn way daily three Deno,s in

Fourteen Through way daily: three Depots Ia
Philadelphia two IN New-i0rK.
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Conntrp propertp 90 Get.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for small
N famiy with city aud country rent low 20
good tenant H. DENIsoN, this office, or 100 Belleyne
ave, Newark Nj
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FALL RIVER LINE
il FOR
BOSTON
And an points East. via NeWpoit and Fan River.

II NowJersey southern Railroad. Commencing Nav IL
1873. steamers will leave NeW-NOrk, Pier \ North uyu
oo Of Rectors connecting At Sandy Hook with trains fo
Long Branch $3.50 a m. /. 4 and D. m.
Red Bank and Toms River $50 a. a., and 2. IN.
Barncgat and TuCkerOn p. m.
Nipeland, BrdgeiOn aud Atlantic city ?. IN
Philadelphia and Pemb -rtOn ana p m.
Sundays for Long Branch f3O O. ~.
Leave Long Branch 1855. ll.jl $50 suudsys, o.
Mana
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

" BETWEEN EEW.YORK AND HAYRE
Company new No AZ North River foot OF Moronst
LABRADOR sang Wednesday, June ~ an
CANADA, Wednesday June 70, p III
FPEREiiE edne5OaY July D a. w.
Steamers marked thus do not steeage passengers
Tor freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO Aoh1o
" louis DE BEBIAN. Agent 50 Broadway.
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NOOK.-English Protestant cook; willing to
Sassst Washing best of city reference AT S66 Bthave
near 23d.st
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
I'D aud Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leaves tatharnesp daily Sundays excepted) at 1880 @
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For Young Ladies-City

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG la
DIES, Nos. and East 53d.st..
reOpens OCT J. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac-
ucay Thorough training in Primary and secondary
Departments. THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
years The this school from its foundation
proves that high standard Of nah and high standard OF
scholarship entirely compatible. APPLICATIONS viii
be received for the
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Gountrp f,eaI Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A farm, 63 acres, situated at
Gienham Duchess County, 32 miles from Hudson Rivers
very accessible good markets. schools aud ehurehes eys
BRETT. MatteaWan, n.
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EOR RONDOUT and klNGSION.-tar 10
il CENTS NEWBU RGH below, 80 CENTS Land at High
land Falls (W.st Point Cornwall. NeWburg Marlboro NIL
fon POUGHREEPSlE EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aud waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell w. Baldwin leave day at p m Pier 34
Norlh River loot Of HarusOn-st.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW-JERSEY

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Liberty ST. for Freehold at
7:f5, 1l:f5 a. IN, 4, o. 6 pm.
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COOK. English Protestant girl good cook
~ and laundress or waitress and chambcTmaid. Mrs
REYNOLDS'S PROTESTANT AGENCY. 4l2 4thave.
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY.-THOS.H HAN
ION d. D. President, Pennington. n j. Of the best
boarding schools IN this country charges very reasonable
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, N. Y.-BOth
h sexes board tuition IN all branches but Music $50
or omen during Summer. w. III. BANNISTER, Principal.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Whereas, default has been made in the
condition OF a certain mortgag> executed and
delivered by Robert p Lewis to Willi,m
Chambers. hearing date September 3rd, 1876
and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds in and for the county Of Ramsey, State
of Minnesota, in Book "a of Mortgages on
page 54l on the Sth day of September, 1875,
at 4:i5 2 NJ and in and by W hich mortgage
said mortgsgor did convey TO said mortg ,gee
all OF the erst half OF the southwest quarter of
section twenty two in Tow nship twenty mine
OF range twenty-five, i'll said county OF Ram
y, to secure the payment of six thousand
dollars and interest thereon from date until
paid at the rate OF IL per cent. per annum,
according to the condition of the note OF said
Robert Z. Lewis, and one Gates A. Johnson
for said sum. and payable to said mortgage
and in said mortgage described.
And W hereas there is claimed to be due and
is due on said note and mortgage, at the date
oil this notice the sum of seven thousand five
hundred and thirty dollars, and the further
sun OF three hundred and seventeen and &C.
100 dollars for taxes OF 1874 1875. 1876 and 1877
paid on said land by said mortgage, and no
suit or proceeding at law has been instituted
Tor the recovery OF said mortgage debt, Or
any part thereof.
And whereas no person is in possession O
said premises, but the same, and every part
thereof, is unimproved and wholly unoccu-
pied
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF power OF sale in sail mortgage
contained, and in pursuance Of the statute
in such case made and provided the said mort
gage will he foreclosed, by the sale OF the
mortgage premises therein described and
above Set forth, by the sheriff OF said Ramsey
county, at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front door Of the old Court
House. in the city OF st Paul in said county.
on Frld,y the 9Th day OF June, A b. 1875
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to pay off and
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
debt as Aforesaid. said taxes paid and the costs
and expenses OF such sale.
Dated St. Paul, Mimi, April 22nd, 1878.
WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
MORTGAGE.
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A reporter of the New YORK SUNDAY
Mercury had an interview Saturday with
one Rene, or citizen Lafen, who claims TO
he last from Chicago authorized TO pur-
chase arms for the communists in different
parts of the country. He says the pur-
chase and shipment of arms will be an
open matte now, similar to that of the
Fenians.
The Press throughout the State have made
favorabie mention OF the Farmers Insurance
Association.
The House ways and means committee
will some time this week report bill sus.
pending pay ments upon the sinking fund
for the next five years. This bill will he
supported by all the democrats on the
committee. Acco' ding to the report oil
the Secretary OF tue Treasury, payments
upon the sinking fund are already between
s225 ,OUO, 900 ana $3.50 ,OOO, 600 in excess.
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The Ant1-Monop0list.

them. But Congress has settled that
question by passing resolution that
we should be paid in coin. And
when silver began to be so plenty,
Congress saw, in it's wisdom, that to
pay us who stepped forward in the
time lof peril. and laid our money on
the altar of our country, it would be
financial ruin to us, twin brother
to reputation. So it demonetized
silver.
Nov you greenback yelpers and
silver hOwlers, just keep cool, keep
cool, and trust to the government,
and don't go back on the public faith.
The first thing you know you will be
called disloyal. Now would you not
be ashamed. right in the face of our
noble laws, to offer the Germans and
English, that live away over in
Europe our greenhack rags and cheap
silver for United States bonds! Iii
true the present bond system is op.
pressing the poor Of the country, but
they can afford to grin and bear it
tor the sake of honesty and loyalty.
If you will go back on public faith,
and then get into another war, we
will not let the government have our
money. and further, if you go off to
these outside unimportant issues,
when we send out our speakers in the
next campaign, and crack our party
whips over your backs, you will Leap
back into the traces. and feel ashamed
of the way you are now doing. Be.
ware !! beware | could say to you
more, but the above is plain and sim
pie. and should be sufficient for the
present. IT you dispute my state
ments l will warm you next time"
DEFENDER.
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thousands who can testify to tn. efficacy
DR.. Pirrae's Favo~ite Prescription, from expe
Iicnc0 and observation:
Mrs CorneIia Allison, Peosta, Iowa: Mn,
Thos. J. Methvip, Hatcllrr's Station, Gs,; Mrs.
7. A. seymour, Rene. N. y; Mrs. Francis
Hnswick, Versa les. Ohio; Mrs. Leroy Put
ram, North Wharton, Pa; Mrs. Mafv A. Hu.
,,oh. Udina, Mo; Mrs. Mary A Frisbie,
Lehman, Pa! Mrs. D. - Gil. Chilicothe,
Ohio, Mrs. Harriet e NJ" ne. West Spring
Il d. Pa; Ms. R. Hat, Enporia, Kan;
Miss Lenise Prstt, Ddgsville, Mass; vrs. L
A. Dashield. Norfolk, Va; Mrs e. Allison,
Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. }. N. ernou, st. Thomas,
OF; Mrs. = c. Morad, 253 North Howard
Street. Baltimore. Md; Mrs. Lucy Caliman.
Rarnesviile, Ohio; Mrs. Nancy Mcknight,
Jefferson, Iowa; Mrs. L G. Ste,srod, Friend
ship, N. Y: Miss Ellen Cadv, Westfeld, N.
y: Mrs. Anthony, Amann, Verona, N. Y:
Ms. B. N: Rooss, Grand Rapids, Mich;
Mrs +. II. Webb N. Y. Thou.
sands Of reference, Watertown, at the Worlds
Dispensary.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, default has been m.de in the
delive Ell Ivy Robert P. Lewis to Ann Main,
bearing te September 3rd, 1915, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
n and for the county Of Ramsey, State OF
Minnesota III Book "a Of Mortgages, page $40
on tile S.h day OF September, 1873, ut AS p.
II /, and in and by vi ch said mortgage, said
mortgs gor did convey to said mortgage all OF
the northwest quarter Of the southw est quar-
ter Of action twenty-five, in tow llship
twenty nine OF range twenty-five, in said
county OF Ramsey, 10 secure the tayment OF
the sum OF tg eaty-fve hundred dollars and
interest thereon from date until paid a, the
rate OF 10 per cent per annum, payable
semi annually according 10 the condition OF
the notes o, Gates A. Johnson. PAYABLE 70
said mortgage and in said mortgage de-
scrised.
And whereas, there is claimed TO to due
and i due Ola SAID mortgig rye and notes, a. the
date OF this notice the sum vi three thousand
AID tiirty one and 25-lU0 dollars, and the
further sum OF one hundred and thirty two
aud g. lou dollars for taxes OF 1874, 1915. 1876
and 1877 paid ON said land By said mortgage.
and no SUIT or proceeding al law having been
instituted for the recovery Of said mortgage
debt, or any part thereof.
And whereas, no person is in possession II
said premises, but the same and every TART
thereof, Is unImproved and wholly unoccu-
pied.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina.
by virtue OF power OF sale in I'D mortgage
contained, and in pursuance OF the statute in
such case made and provided the said mort
gage will be foreclosed, by the sale of the
murtgag~d premises therein described, and
above SCI forth, BY the sheriff OF said Ramsey
county At public auction to the highest bidder
for casn, II the front door OF the old Court
House. in the city Of 81 Paul in said county
On Fridsy the 9Th day Of June A. D. 1878, Il
10 o'clock IN the forenoon to pay OF and sat-
iafy theamount due on szid mortgage del4 q
Aforesaid, said taxes paid and the costs and
expenses u such sale
Dated ST. Paul, Mimi. April 18th, 1873.
Axz AAm. Mortgage.
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FINANCIAL SYS, cM-WtJ hcAPS OUR
BENEFIT?

A correspondent of the Rural
World, in recent number of that
paper, draws vivid picture of the
financial system of our government.
proving conclusively from his stand.
point that national banks have been
detrimental to the interests of the
masses. Can this be successfully con.
trOverted!
Il am u bondholder. In 1851 / had
$4,000 in gold. gave it for $50 900
in greenbacks, and gave them for
$4,000 in $50 bonds, deposited them
with the Treasurer at Washington.
and he gave me S45. 600 in biackbacks.
l came home and started a national
bank. loaned the blackbacks to the
farmers, and of course took mort.
gage on their farms. Thus in about
four weeks after l sold my gold had
S95, 200 on interest. AS the law only
allowed me 10 per cent on loans. /
had silent partner who started an
office and advertised Eastern money
to loan 1T ten per cent. on farms for
security, and no money let for less
than five years. and in sums of $500
and upwards. But my partner always
charged five per cent. Commission for
doing busineSs-and the deposits in
my bank usually amounted to So, 900
on al average. and / generally kept il
loaned out-and during all this time
my $4,000 in Washington were draw.
ing six per cent. in gold. / always
converted the gold into greenbacks
and loaned them. and thus by honesty.
economy and industry. on january
LIST. 1870. l had mor.gage notes of
SIS. 900.
''Since then have been swindled
by a great many dishonest farmers,
who mortgaged me land for more
than 1t was worth, and have been
heavily assessed by the Bankers
Union for money for political purpo-
SEES. such as passing laws to strengthen
the national credit; so have been
eight years and have only doubled my
capital. which is now little over
$36O. 900. Now can't see wherein l
have dealt unjustly. Then why all
this cry against the bondholders, and
why should the people want to pay us
OF in worthless greenbacks and cheap
silver! / would advise the green
back men just to keep cool, keep your
shirts on until we show you our hand.
1t is true. l expected when I bought
bonSS. that green5scks would redeem
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DR.. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

are not advertised as 'cure-alle." but are
Tpom IN the diseases for which they are