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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

IoSDoS sept ISTAs TINES. In rs hnahca article this
morning referring yeateplay' silver MARKET says; Si
uomnaly unchanged There were 80 transactions
offering" Silver quoted day az 81 hl-
LONDON, sept lSl23O D.n-t -. bonds New nYes lOs -
limos Central s2h9 Pennsylvania Central. % p; NewJer
central. 81.
LONDON, SEPT. $3.50 p M Tue amount OF lnl ION gone
into Bank a Eusland on btIncs to-day d t.l,OuO
LONDON sept ls4 y. mplrs advicrs quote i've ter cent
ia francs confines Tor ue account Ere Ran
way shares, 1854. 80,
LONDON sept lSil5 pm-U. \. bords. renorties l0Sai
New hves los Central cOnsols. 81 KeaGlng
Italruad. Il. 80, -
PAEs sept ls-Exchange on LONDON, - francs ~ cen
titUtSf Tor All
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pipineno Nctlees.
IAra

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
TKEAsURKRs OFyIcE. NEw-YORK, sept IL, 1857
nIVIDEND NO. 45-The Board OF Direc-
~ have declared quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
ONEAP per the capital stock Of this company
from the earning u the three months ending September
payable after the 18th daY Of October u %
shaFsho ders record the 2Oth gay september.
For the Of this dividend and OF the annual meeting
held Wednesday, the 9Th Gay OF
Oct next the transfer viii De- O'Clock the
afternoon and opened the morning
the Ssh Of October r. II. ROCHEsTER. Treasurer
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l. will be noticed that all of the Increased move
ment il in Winter wheat, which crop this year
was nearly four weeks earlier than usual. besides
being OF extraordinary dimensions Therefore bhe
movement is earlier and larger. While the receipts
of Spring wheat from August to September I4
show falling off of only 100 carloads as compareu
with last year, il must be borne IN mind that the
time has not vet arrived for comparing with the
largo movements of the crop of 1877. The diner
epee in the grading of the Spring wheat now arrlV-
ing. as compared with that of last year, Is also
noticeable While last year nearly One-thifu
graded No. and two-thirds No. 2, this year the
No. is scarcely to be discovered, and OF No. the
quantity IS less than Onethird of the total receipts
The stock market to-day opened dull, ana con-
timed 80 for the greater part of the day. with only
one or two exceptions. Western Union was con-
spicuous in the early trading through rapid adj
vance of its price from 943i TO 96 the certheates
of the stock at the same time being made to com
mand from LEA to Is per cent day for use Later
the price declined to 95A but finally recovered 10
&C. Central of New-Jersey also was unusually
active as to price, rising from 365i to s on ohy
a limited amount of transactions. The remainder
of the list presented no interesting features until
within about half an hour of the close, when, by
sudden movement, an advance of from = 10 = per
cent WAS established, which was so genelaI WIN
the active stocks as to make it inydlous 10 mention
one and not all CuriOusly enough, tins late move
ment was begun simultaneously with the pfonuic
CATION of the hali-tOld story about the TecepS ..
gram at Chicago before referred TO- Inc matAet
closed excited and strong AS 10 hgures'
RANCE OF THE STOCK MARE1.
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1inanriGl.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the Sub
scrb r. As Bonds "a the a2rreglte nOuhs
Thousand Dollars Of the Fist Dylo5 ot
ne Tn6entrre of Aotglge ana Decd at frst inside me lt
day o. April 1871 btwen the SAINT Pau and PACING ei
road COnpany the state % MmEeSota aud horace Ip
George T. Becker aud William O. MoeFeid ~ ~ @
rsuaEf 90 Article said IndeafuFe fh9b
MEEPINfj OF saad Read wil DC seia on
tie an dsy OF November 1878 az the Office OF j. = keney
art Co Ne al eat-sf in he City Of NeWf0rk, az Twelve
take saeh aeoA - may be ioAna
IN r.gard to removal Of said trustees 10 the appoint
en OF other trustees their places 70 the rstbeaf and
that end 40
n,eefn1 ~ nc sai Boi dholders he'd the pace
oire the 18th day Of April 1870 ahd 70 seh vtet
may properly be brought before the san
CHENET and wEETJEN y0hAN CARP
KERKHOVEE AMI CO., GEORGE eTEfHEN'
LfPPAAN hOSENTHAL DONALD a. SMl III
and Co NORNAN W. KITTSON,
WTTRFfR'A IN and JAMES J. HILL.
TTfTEIN EOITHENIUs JOHN =. KENNEDY, Z Trus-
md DEHAAN JOHN s. BARNES. tees
II, &. OORHOEVE ard Co,
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wooL MARKEr- RY TELEG Am.

pO.TON sept lS-MaTket unchanged. Manufacturers
otnue 10 purchase wanted the present low prices
there is Do dsisiion sales al any concession DE
a and Deiine selections are moss IN
Gnrrd Tor Ohio gnd Pcnnsvvania eeces are ne
conditioned No tieeers sG IN 3ot AZ rtief
prcs than fine Woods. sales OHIO ana fens
Freces az 5aJ7c for Y. NN and Medium grades dlehlean
ana NGropan Feecrs 81 d3 ~ up % 900 he Tor Choice
30 and Combiug ana Delane selections az "a ~ &c Win
som choice Of eium 10 m adyuncr 90 the atf Ia
California WO0-Saes at ma 2Sc for Spring Pulled Noos
unchanged sales At 25a4Oc. for super and y mostly a1
3ZaJNc.
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS AND BOND

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS AND BOND
Il aoLDERs OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILWAY CO-The OF Committee Of Directors ~
our circular respecting te affairs the OHIO and Aisspr
Rsilway Co does not seem TO require any ssea eAaha
ton
The facts alleged by uuispued The Efforts OF the
COMMITTEES rendered nugatOry
year passed Last election without 9Hy PfeTe
ard the property 70 ~ fe
owners and It's control wholly remains with the BALTIMORE
Ohio
AS the reply In rs reference Springfield Division
seems 70 imply committed the maintenance OF
respecting IL desire explicitly 90
that regard the agreement OF the lth OF Apn last
now completely that this subject IN common
with every other company. remains % Dc
dealt with nOvo hOders ami bODdOders may
Judge best The Committee compelled
avoid litigation 70 terms with the spring
bOndhOders In the futnre this interest mns De de
with Intrinsic value 70 the Ohio and Mississippi
Company. -,
with the property under the exclusive
Fillmore and Ohio Company the most desr
We protest against this view believing that the ac0n
the essential the restoration OF the Ohia
and ississpp Companys credit and invite them %
operate with eIeeon the 10th Of October 70 at
tain this end. A. y. CALI,
NeE.YoFk sent II 1873. WM. D. +. NANCE.
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90 n1hom it Sian Gunesrn

DERSONAL.-$20 REWARD viii be given
first information as TO where IMAM a 10
was a cerk In Royal Engineers Department MONTREAL IN
lsA9 now Is for nrst legal evidence 81 his DEAN s 70
An New-York CITY IN November lot9 AilfoaS r. w
KINGsTONE, Attorney At Law, Toronto CanAaA
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Total sales for the 9
SAN FKASCisCO CLOSING PRIcEs or MININ6 81


A fairly active business was done in Government
bonds. SIxes Of 1881 were firm at 1914, while
1868 pressed the near approach 10 the time
when they probably will be called in for resump-
ton as only about $25 900 600 of the 1868 remain
uncalled. Elves of SSl were barely steady, and
40 per cents about steady We annex current clos
ing quotations:
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Business Chances.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-COuntTy store
w doing good business in place OF 2OOO 20 5000 inhaDt
for Wlich Will b. pad Address, win particulars
BUSINESS, Box 235, Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

HAVANA Sept 17Spanish gold. 2O4 92O42 Sugar quiet
Exchange-P banker5 bills rising; the United states,
Go Sys crrepcy Sa8Is premium short sight do, ga 81
preIniuIn go days gold 8dS premium short sight do ga
ia Premium London, l94G2O premium on fars o@o4
rr~up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

THIRD CALT-2.3O p n
Bortha&Edith
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 1872. NJ.

WLUNEHDAI1 y. NJ
The action Of the Board Of Control Of tho coal
companies on Tuesday, in limiting the output of
coal in October to 100000 tons, seems to be a
sufficient comment on the condition Of the coal
trade. AT the time Of the forming of the cOmbina-
tiOn the lowest and most conservative estimate of
the requirements Of the market fOr1S78 was ,00O
600 tons. This allotment for the month of October
makes the total allotted output Cor ten months Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

the stock ruling at 37l4, Reading at H. and Penn
sylvania Central at 34l2. In Paris, the per cent
French rentes opened at 1920, and declined to
113.02l& sight exchange on London being quoted
at 1929.
Attention is directed TO a card of Messrs A. T.:
Gait and W. ID. 4. Manice printed in this issue OF
The TRIBUNE. in reference to the affairs OF the
cations are that sharp contest will be developed at
the October election, and stockholders and bond
holders should know on which side their proxies
are TO be used. We learn that the proxies already
are commanding premium.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railroad Company are as follows:
1876. 1877. 1878
4O2 miles. l4O2 miles 1.470 miles
Second week In Sept. Sl5O,337 s290,0i5 sl6LOO
January 20 Sept IA 5,5t5,u3O 4.1IGG12 0'f0ttOOo
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of September were:
New-Y0rk.
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finaucidl.

4 PROMINENT of FISCAL AGENCY for
N THE STATE OF KANsAS.-To whom 10 may Cgn
Notics In hereby gwen, that the American EN.
change National Rank Of the City Of NeWfotk STATE OF
New York has appointed the fiscal agency 81 tar
Stas of Kansas and al coupons Of she state Of
Kansas or " any County Township Cy, Board OF Educh
r ~ Sshool District in said state which by their erus
payable al Agency OF the state OF kaI ~ Noy
70 shsl be- paa NJ Exchange National Bank
the appnHrnt aforesaid lake effect and De IN force Om
and alter the Il day OF October. A. H. 1913.
Given under hand and the official seal 0i my once AZ me
-, Cily Of topeka. kansas TINS tho lin day
lskALl of September A. %. 1873
T.. l. BONEBRAkE. Auditor OF state
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NUHTTE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL bTEA4kB8
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Notce-The Steamers this Line take the lane for -
recommended Oy Many Z. = NJ on Doth the onlNao
ana honey ward voyages. - -. N a . -.
GkRMANIC CAPT kennedy .Sa urdAY sept % a ~
Ratio On. P,rsell-.-.- THURSDAY Och 8. II ~.
FROM THE WHITE STAB DOCK. PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER 4. -
Thsss steamers are Uniform sze and unsurpassed AZ
nODtnents The SalOoE Stae-ToOnls. smoking and BAH
rooms are ameship where The noise and noten -
least felt aaordiag degree Of e0miort maete unAl~0"
IA TEs-saloon $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets On
favorable terms Steorage. SO
These carry neithsr cattle sheep nor pics 49,
% Isuctloa Of mans ni0Ematon, apply % Sao
Company O-'s7' NJ % Il J. CoRrIs Agent
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fost aao founo.

I OST-Passbook No. s2,S99. Deliver to
A. German savings Bank elty.
T OST-Passbook No. 1885 deliver to Ger
City.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
IuloN 1E hlAb' STATES MAIL srEANERs

GUION LINE, .-.,..,,,,,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 50, n. r.. foot Of kIngsL
WfOMlN " lsoDA l.
NEVADA flaA4A 4. wei "a
MONTANA WI. -, . r. ~
WISCON IaSDA1. Oet
re- These steamers but 0f iron, Waterfall e IA
psrfmens and are shed with requisite % mfk
the passage the Atlantic both safe AMI afeeaDe nav
ing al room smOkngruOm drawing rOOm piano aud II
teyaress aud caterer 0t
each seamer The al. deck, thus insuriae
greatest VI all uXuTies al perfect Ventilation snS
light -.--.,. -, - ,.,,.
CABIN PASSAG& according 70 staIerOonl 500 20 $50
INTERMEDIATES, so; STEEEAGE SO.
OfF'N4-9' W. - WILLIAMS GUIoN.
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Otenn STEAMERS

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
n The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AAERT-
CAN FLAG. Sailing eveFV Thu ltSDAY from PhadeDaiA
LORD Give sails THURSDAY, sept 70. a. ~
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and UBited states Malls sailing sea
monthly Alternately rom Pn8 ieDha ana New YORK
SWITZERLAND sas MONDAY. SepG -. ~ N
For rates Of passage other information apply 20
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents. -
907 Walnut tat philadelUhia Broadway, NeW-YOrt
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battegy-Diace. New-Yors
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE .
COMPANY new No. A. North River foOt Of Mof
CANADA FRANC W ednesdav sept. 20 y N
aPEREIRE Daure Wednesday. Oct 2 10 a N
sVILLE DE PARIS. Santeli Wed. Oct g. $50 I'm
Steamers marked TINS do not steerage passenget
For freight and passage at Philadelphia apply 10 Aou]
ShOtWel Chesnut Sc. - - ,.-.-
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Gas STOCKS,
An NewYork end Brooklyn stocks, and also all kinds
Of Dr0oklyu investment securities, dealt In by
" GEO H. PhENTISS
30 BrOad-st., ". Y.
uFNRY CLEWS & Co, Bankers, No. 10
Newest \. Your senior partner IL member OF the
YORK stock txchanR and executes all orders eareniy
bnself stocks aud bonds carried long a. desired on
Der eeat margin per cent interest allowed gu deposit
accoants ----------
EOTICE.-The Union National Bank located
AZ na6Way IN the Of NowJersey h closing mp ITS
anaIrs an other creditors of said association
arc therefore notified the notes an other
cans against the association for pay ment SepenDef
IL 1873 nc. BREWSTER, cashier.
BANK OF NEw-YcRK y. b A.
NEW YoHK sept II. 1875. :
NOTICF.-A meeting of the stockholders OF
~ mis- banE viii the banking house on MONDAY
the @ inst al O'Clock TO consider aud vote upon the
ueasnn % the capital stock from 3uO shares
3O0OOOl TO 2uUOO shares 600 100 ny oTder o. ths
Board n a. EE.lAII D SesHloi.
MONTGOMERY and EUFALA RAILROAD
vi FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS wanted also, Oregon
steam Navigation sIoek. BDWD. c. FOX & Co. waist
DROPOSALS FOR $6,9O0,000.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK oF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK INTEREST AT PER CENT PER AHNUA
REDEEMABLE. 1908 PAYABLE 1928
s,.r,,,pt,p nv 5uF GINKTNG FIND
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oTTyc1AL EXPORT n r STOCK RxoHAN0E SALA''
WEDNESDAY. SEPT Is. 1873
oovPPyuEyT sFOCK DEPARTMEEE
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LIVE STOCK NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
auYYAIo sept ls-CATrIB-Receipts today, s,S45 head
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

L STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST. THOMAS PARA. PEItNANBUCn r BALIA
VITA German steamers for PoIsro RICO and SPANISH
The new drsrelass IRON steamshlD 0iTY OF PARA.
Captain Carpenter VIII the above 1posta on *.
DAY Oct. 3. az D Freight at 10" raSos taAeh l0f
above u1rts -. -. -. ...s A.. -.
IA height received after Sri Freight must be pA si'
.,-o,,,,-,
tEST-b NCEs IOWFR THAN BY ANY OTHER LIS z
SHIPPERS DESI III y q INSURANCE IAN kRfkCf
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
freight engagemeDts. or PASSAGE having eieSAnl ~
eonimooAuo"s "pP" C. II MALLORY co, AgentS
once. Per 20 East
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

1bese drstClass steamships regularly at M frou
per 80. - North Riyer as follows -.
Steamship SAM IA0U DE- CUBA--W EDN fs9DA .SeDtSs
SAN w
melEnt OF passage appyto
WILLIAM r. CLYDE a Co. No. . BoWhnggreen-
MCKEILER LULING 4 Co. Agents IN Havana
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'EW-YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL :. y LINE
leave Pier No 3 North River az 8 D m
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and ' BRA CRUZ
Calling a PrOgTessO, Campsche AMI FFonteFa- -,
CITY or VERA CRUI..---. SATURDAY, sept q
CIpy day, Oct
steamer Orleans %, Oct To- tor Vera Cruz
wa Ma amoraS Havana, TampicV iuxpaB cOHnecUOE
with steamer for NcH-Ycrk and above ports
~ ALEXANDRA e SONS Nos 81 and 80 Broadway
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rFuRK THE CALL

Central Of n J
inO. -. 369,
Kansas and Texas
5O0...b3.- :
StL d 5 + r X
100. z Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

DAUIFIC MAIL SIEAMNuII NUMI.t IN
sailing from Pier foot CanaLsL. ORTIZ River. -
For SAN FRANCISCO via lSFHhUS OF PANADA
Steamship COLON, THURSDAY, SeDl ember 10. no0e.
Connecting Central and South Amer1c= and Mexico
From san Francisco Japan and CHINA -
steaulsbip CITY OF PEkING, Tuesday, Oct i, hoh.
From Francisco 10 sandwich Isiancs Austra0 @he
NeWZeal2nd. .-. -. - g.. o.,
hor frefRhs apply az COiaSflys Omoo 90
the pier Orth RIVER Ana tor passage onD
al Companys Ticket Office, No 257 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBoURa and HANBU no.
WIFLA y sept 10 -OcS x
POMMERANIA..... Sept 26 GELLEHf. ...-..- oct Il
Plymouth London, CherDouIg aInburg
ard al points England Scotland Wales; First CABIN
pod 800 Cabin gold $50 Steerage currency $50
eEirNHhRDT N CO d, b RICHARD q BOAS
General AgeDfs General Passenger AgentA
al RToad.st7 Newly 81 Broadway, New.lork
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
AN INGENIOUS MAMA.
HOW SHE DUPED HER DAUGHTER
INTO HER OWN WAY OF
THINKING.
london Examiner.l

Al lady of our acquaintance once lamented
TO us an il-advlsed attachment on the part Of
her daughter, who had good expectations,
and whose affections had been won by an ad,
venturer. The mother had demonstrated
against the folly OF the engagement and had
finally refused to allow the wedding to take
place SO long as the girl was nnder age.
The young lady was obstinate by nature,
and her tenacity was strengthened by opPosl-
ton. She avoWed her iDtentOnGOf waiting
patiently till she was Of age, and then Of
giving her hand TO her fnnce. A year delay
did not seem to have undermined her attach,
ment and In another six months she Woulu
be Of age and her own mistress.
Under our advice the mother changed heI
cue and appeared to make the best OF the bad
business Since Capt. -- meant 10 be son,
in.law she said she would do what she could
TO make things pleasant. She asked MIN tG
dinner, and appeared to have fully accepted
the engagement. If by any chance the
daughter danced round dance with any but
her lfGnce the mother shook her head. II she
danced twice with any other gentleman Inc
mother would say aifeGti0nately: ,,o,,1d
"My dear, do you think Capt -, Wouiu
like that z When / was engaged TO your
father / never thought Of dancing more than
once In an evening with any one else
She kept an eye on ail incoming ana ouG,
going letters, and would say: "My dear, you
have not written to Capt. - for the lasl
two DAVIS. When / was engaged to your
father l used to write to him every day OF the
week" Or, Capt. - wrote 70 you yester'
day, my dear, and perceive that you have
not yet answered him; men do not like to be
treated with neglect"
The girl got irritable under the incessan
squirting into her engagement; the mother
followed up her advantage by offering hel
admonition audibly. in the presence Of othel
female friends Of the daughter. This put thu
coup de grace to the engagement. The gil
all came off the gingerbread when opposition
was changed to Indictment.
Two months before she came Of age sh
wrote to Capt -- and told him that he
feelings had changed toward him. Tn
mother affected to be deeply scandalized
this settled the girls determination, and tn
captain never darkened the door again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15

Some time ago Congress ordered census
of the District of Columbia to be taken with
great particularly. A brief biography OF
each inhabitants required, where born, how
old, occupation, color etc The work Is nearly
completed, and will show q population OF
about I76 0OU--au increase of thotft IS e99 eyer
1870 At that time the population was 131 700
of whom 81, J67 were white and 40, 1873 eolored.
The increase since then is mainly among the
whites. The blacks are not getting along
very well. II ttdepended upon them alone to
multiply and replenish the earth there would
be plenty Of room for many ages yet to come.
In fact, at the rate they are progressing
backwards it would be all room" and no
population at the end Of few centuries. The
negro question promises to solve Itself In
death. The increase In this District OF about
AZ, 900 in eight years Is mainly among the
whites. Among the blacks here, the births
do not keep pace with the deaths. tide
from the country only keeps up the equtiib-
rum. The mortuary report for the month OF
May is a startling exhibit. Deaths, 374. This
shows death-tr&te among whites, 10 per 100G
per annum, and among blacks, Az per 1000 per
annum That is, the blacks Of the District
are going into the grave two and a half times
as fast as the whites. OF births, there were
$50, and Of these 249 were white and only no
black. About the same condition Of things is
fOundin Nashville.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
0rIentaIs at the Expedition.

r lJnlcbRO IFiDunes IdElS LFSJVoL'i
You drink your coffee to an accompaniment
OF concerted music. The musicians are four
in number-a comic negro, who rolls his head
and eyes about in an alarming manner while
he PLAYS, and three Arabs. Near them sat O.
lovely Arab maid who seemed to be the chief 8
daughter. She Is not more than ten, and al"
ready she Is woman. Her eyes are singu-
larly sweet, and he figure no doubt would
seem charming to Turk though to us, who
like not too h0uri-like development, 1t might
appear no verse il 1t were thinner. While l
sat slipping my coffee two Frankish journal
lists entered, bearing in their hand some ORR
entail sweetmeats they had bought In the
bazaar below. AS soon as she set eyes upon
them, our friend Of the sunny smile made
them understand by signs that the young
lady would not have any objection to a taste,
and, like true Franks, they instantly sent the
sweets across to her. She accepted the gift
with gracious glance Of appreciation worth
twenty times the six sous expended on the
stickey confectionery. A woman in one sense,
to be sure, but child enough still In another.
Poor thing! if all we read Of Arab life is true
this visit of hers to Europe Is likely to be one
Of the few happy incidents she will know be-
fore she comes, when old and ugly women
are both at twenty orrtwenty-tiVe In the des-
ertl, to be ranked by some turbaned infdel af
something little higher than his dog and q
great deal lower than his horse.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
workIngmen's Bank VS.. Mrs. Mary A. Coc-

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans. No. Is 349-By virtue of a
writ Of seizure and sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Third District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and Auctionerrs' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhOusa STREETS
in the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY
July 49, 1878. at 70 O'Clock M, the following de-
scribed property. to wit .
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated.
lying and being in the First District of this city
in the square bounded by Liberty. Howard
Erato and Thalia streets being square nun Der
ten); said lot is designated by the number four
teen on a plan drawn by Aug, S, Phelps. late
surveyor and engineer, on the fifth day of Feb
ruary. 1916: said lot measures, according TO said
plan (which is deposited in the office Of Robert
J. Ker notary public, in this city for referencel
thirty-two feet front on Howard street by q
depth between parallel lines Of one hundred
AMI went ft7Et, Eli lI3 together
with a j the buildings and I'm provements there
on, rights, ways and advantages thereunto he
longing or in anywise sd ertaining. Being The
same property the defendant herein acquired
By purchase from James Good win az per act
passed on the sixth Of December, 1910, before W
J. CasteIl, notary public Ia this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash ON the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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