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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
FIRE..

A Heavey Fire at Davenport, Iowa, and
q Respectable Blazc At Long Branch.
Chicago, July 1S-A Journals Davenport
special: A fire last night destroyed the
Davenport glucose factory. Loss, $4,000
on building and machinery and $l0O, 900 on
stock. Insurance $60,00O.
Long Branch, July 1s.-A fire at Sea-
bright caused : loss Of thirty thousand dol.
lars, partially insured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July is.
WHEAr-Heavy, lower, active; red vim
ter. 99c for cash; 97ac for August No. 2,
spring 923c@93c for cash, 9l4c for August,
9lac for September.
CoRN-Lower; 36c for cash; 36lc for
August; 363c for September.
OATs-Lower, 29c for cash; 274c for
August; 264c for September.
RYE-Fair demand, SIC cash, for July
and August
BARLEY-7Oc.
PoRK-Heavy, active, lower SS.Os for
cash; SS.054 bid for August; $SO4 bid
for September.
LARD-Firmer, $5.75 for cash; S5s5 bid
for August; $5.S74 bid for September.
WHIsKY-Lower, 81 O5.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
FOR BIDs.-FURTHER NO.
TlCE.

spn1NGr1ELD, D. T., July a5th. 1879.
The Board of School District No. 4, Bon
on baSns Das as
be built and completed before the 1st day Of
November, 1879.
work to be separate or in whole-plalis and
specifications Of which can be seen at the Office
Of a. f. Colby, Yankton, d. T.. and the Office
of Geo. w. Sterling, Springfield, ID. T.
Bidders whose bids are accepted will be re.
quired to enter into bonds for the faithful per
formance Of their contract in sums equal to
twice the amount of the bid or bids.
Bids may be left at either Office above men.
TONED, but will be opened at Springfield. d. r.
at Up. nl.. July 26tl, 1870.
all bids
GEO. MEADE
GEO. W. STERLING,
J.H. STEPHENS,
6O-1ldays School Board.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
Connecting at

Connecting at
FORT PIERRE for all points inthe Black Hills
BISMARCK A for st. Paul and all points east.
FORT BENTON for all points in Montana
for Sioux City, Chicago, St Louis, and all points
in the east.
For information. rates, ETC., apply at the Com.
pahy's office in First National Bank, Yankton,
or at Bramble, Miner & Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, July 1s. !,
WHEAr-2c@5c lower; $1.O4 for hard !;
No. 2, 94ac for cash; 92c for July /;
92lc for August; Ole for September; No
3,!SlAc; No. 4, 75c.
CoRN-Firm. No 2, 36c.
OATs-Dull. No. 2, 2s!c.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-67c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, July Is.
Money-29@3 per cent.
Governments stocks-Steady.

NEW YORK MARKET
New York, July IS.
WuEAT-Feverish, unsettled. Spring
nominal; winter 1c@14c lower, fairly &C.
tive. No. 2, Northwestern July $1.O7.
RYE-Firm; Western 63@64.
CoRN-Firm western mixed 424c@45c.
OATs-Dull; mixed western 3S!c@4Oc.
BARLEY-None.
PoRK-Dull, lower, S9.15.
LARD-Buyers favor $6 24@S6.34.
WH1sKY-Sl.07.
, 1879-07-24
TOO TENDETs-IIEARTED,
Nf,a furk Grathte.

"Good mornin'. boss, 1'se tolo you want
coaclman," said mild.tacctl mulatto, as ha en-
tered tho oitice Of downtown merchant. ~
did advertise for q coaehman," said the mes-
chant; "aro yo,l competent to take tho sisua-
tioa' ~ Il, sab; l'ss bcin coaehn,an and
waiter for 1nore'u twenty years." Have you
been SO employed IN this city and yciuityf"
YVES, SAIL" "I1aVe you any testimonials Al
to character from your Inst sn,ployer1't "Ycs,
sub, has tlrst-rato character" Ho handed
oyer the following document, which tic mur-
chant proceeded to read:
This " to certify that Cesas Washington brown
has been IN MY employ saSeful years. lie IL gen
tlr, pRtaeut, mild. pulltu, rain, 0f good appeRr-
aHce, never oro!Ans Of vulgar, naYsf indulxts in
3Anx, strictly temperate, and extFemuty fond OF
Attending hta church. N-S--.
The merchant became strangely aXttatsd While
reading this ccr,ias:ate, and his face wore 90
anxious, troubled look, such ss IL usually pro.
yokcd by sudden fear and Suspicion. This le
partially suppressed as 10 folded the paper and
handed 1t back.
"iiow many employers have Yoa had during
the last ten yearsi'
"On!y Two, Gab."
Why did you leaTe your situations; fancy
your employers were well satisfied with you'll"
"Well, you tee, sah, Ia very teuder-hearle I'd :
luever would kill anythia'. Ny arst bosa, be
, 1879-07-24

tcnanl farmers were being snow,, through the
statp apartments una II linen, Fnia To The honsr-
tcener, who va. k,mlly IN attcnanncs: ~ ',tri
afrnid, nA'an,. rt.l nlntL ,o al0r'ncI at fecE''I
30 MANY lrIstmen ,Icle.' Tic cl.atefntno was
quite cq,,al tO the occasion a1lA rcplsel, Not
at all ! never kt,aw a1 trthmun. WIN did nor
k1,tlw how 10 heliarc himself like gentle
n,au.n Homer to wllut, l,onur IS due. The or
ea.lzera ot tLts temnrEnble expedition wcro the
Rev. Canon Baeu,. Rector OF Fenlstow,,, Goun-
= KIl'snrr. a'.l Mr.. James isoher,suu, two ef
sllr must active members 1f tIr Cnincil uf HE
RoYai Agricultural Society Of 1rei .,ni. About
~! men ean,e ove1' reprsssnla'!ycs H Of many
Cork, dnEwss, and Wicklow. They wero much
strlek ty tlle shnw, md onu q .he'n rcasrEet, ~
no islcn Of this kind of thug" l.,rtl Powers
court. Capt. King larman, Afr. Hugh Law, sl'tl
otl,rr Hcutlcrucn tcsetet! fn,tclI valuable time
to tic srrylcca Of their tetlant friends. They
were RECALLED with biscuits md wEsskre They
carried away tic biscuits a. heirlootns md 'tY
drank the WHISKY. As ouc hurly Cnrlow
"boy''. lifted the glass 10 his )ips ic eyed 4
victolsly tnufnent, mil 1nnttrrel, With lrpli
tre1nor Ut Infection, "Ah, whisky, YOU dssl, III
nj, lavc .l!'rop Of you. You Killed most Of
mn fhfni1vfn
, 1879-07-24
The Prince Ut Wales aud tho Irish.

AaH49h World. INft O..
popular Ut more politlc thing than IN Saturday
last, Whru he received ee 35U Irish tenant-fari1,-
urs, WHO. led by Canon Aagot. having come over
fur tho Agricultural Show, hive been s'lo.g"
the sights Of London under lhe experienced
guidance Of Lord FowcTsepurt anl CAPT. King
l1lrfnan. PrtvlOus tu llttr starting Canon
Bsgut had teIegraphcd That III oil ,Ic sghts in
London Tue most grateful 10 the farmers would
he ,l!at OF Tue Prince of Wulcs; an.i ut o'clock
OH Saturday tiey sntered the gardrn OF Mari
borough llu,lso, where they ware welcomed bY
liIeir ]iuyal host aul l,ostcss, witt whom were
ileir children md tl.. Duks n,ld uuehusa
Of conpAurht. The Prince addressed sotns
kindly worda to them; they we're duly ''re-
iresled u; but. Us Que of them remarked, ut
ta u'.l ,he calling a,ld drinking, but tho welcome
lliat pleasts us," They we're, Indeed, thorough
l, del'gntca; aud. In addition 10 the rounds ot
cheering, one enthusiast called OUT, ~ hope We
shall soou sec you utl III lrrlA,M,n sentiment
which WIS received With shauts nj appIausu
Mf compliments 10 the lady who acts " house
keeper Ut st. James Palacu. When the IrIsh
, 1879-07-24

wanted mo 10 mix some p!son to kIll rats In de
science. so icft.n
Al this point tile merchant roso hastily from
MS chair. while hfs facs betrayed tho most III
tense fcar. Will, great effort llo kuccectled III
snoprc,astg h!s agitation aud resumed his sent.
ontl attuaifonl''.
.el was l!vln' uptown with family, and a. I
tolo yon, eal', I Is very tcslder-hcartotl. Nov
tat family would nso ty pn.cr lit tle st1t6ntr
time Tor to XIII fits, mil tia thought of d. suf-
1erln Of den moor plsenid flles SO hurt my feel.
tnrA tlat had to leave uo house, atnl--'',
At this point the merchant snranE from Ills
chair, 1etzcl his hat, and rushed into the street
In hts flight ho rnu ngatnt a blue representative
Of the tlnest police In lilo world, by whutn hn
was at once seized nnd clubbtd. And after this
operation had bectl aucccssfullY performed the
blue-coatcd guardian proceeded 10 qtlcatIon The
ter1or.strickeu merchant concerning his strange
co,,tlurtt :"
tile merchant said he lind ]ust finished read
tnE tho report OF the Hull murder ease, as re-
pnrtsd III a morning paper, md waB deeply
mcdttat[ng over Tic remarkably nnfable mid
moral cnnractcr OF the murderer given In tllat
report, when IN applicant In answer to an nd.
7ertisemcnt for a coachman 0ntcrcd the Office.
u pyoceeded,n sad lie, "to question him in
relation to, Ills qualifications md character.
This tatter found l,orc such a c1ote rGsem-
blance to TINT OF the Hull murderer TINT rubbed
INTO the street, and verify believe TINT baye
liati the narrowcst escape OF MY life. intend
to nut 8omo newspaper reporters TN the track
Of u1at mai1.. Ny theory ia perfect aud tic
clues all conpletc.n -
, 1879-07-24
CAMP COLLIE.

hb3ca1 1HNR71th 10 5AF 1ETfWAA
l.AEE GEsEyA, WIS.,, July a3.-ln this Gu.
sl'sntli'g toress-cainp, seven miles up the lake
rum tie village, tho intercss Ia thu Christian
Work Assembly Ii duly Increasing. Rest for The
weary. kolAcc for thu earnest Christians, hcaIth
4nd recreation for al1 uro found in the beautiful
groves and on The cleart bright waters Ut the
lake.
The regular afternoon eesaion Of tue Christian
Work Assembly yesterday WAS nn atllress to
boys upon japan, BY K 4. BuFneIl, who visited
vi the principal cities Of that tuosl Interesting
touptry IN late tour VI Tile globe. The speaker
had twenty years. c1peEsenco iu lltneratiu.
Christian work before late Journey yins Ia heather
Lands; and hta opportunities of lesrulng man.
ners and custoans mud the tuner life of the Jap
snssc, a well n the Chinese. The H'nslooa Of
1adia. ule Egyptians, Turks, 6yrlAus, Greeks,
, 1879-07-24

UUslc Trade NfpfkW. JHfY 10.
Tho anrur0o,d m, 0ncr,,I1or.e oil, ho
,o.,,o,,s nna,,.d hs % H.. s}e.,a 1ss.. ~ H. e,r
totnber.
Mr.. Drov. the Roek.trdp Of tho Providence
u,.,.,a.. ft....s, ...s. ro ,.... ,,,.",,s ,".,.,
the Oates Company from Sent. l,
80. - r.. ",...,,.,.
y, n,',1,,n ~ te s.bt,u.a ~ na
~ =, Aouoon " tAe naoltAes ot tleF alaJestf,s
rheatre, ~nele que appesfesl 10 x,nM:ha IN ~
fisuto AlaKleo' ana 1@foAoFa'a II Afo'atore''
Fauro anl Nilsson will not eppare with Vau-
, 1879-07-24

QulPS.
Ono touch Of luMor makes tho Thole world
grin.
Dead men tell no tales. Even In tie cata1
combs OF tho Pharaohs Mnlnmcs tho word.
More people should die on Saturday than any
other day; it's the recognized end Of tho weak.
1llerc's nothing gives stono to the stomach
like ripe cherriea, swallowed whoIe.-ci"efaaatf
Enquirer.
Tho grand secret Of Russian valor-Thero's 10
much "itrh" " to their nallies It's 10 wonIer
thcy "co.1n up to the scratcf,.n
An art crtlc describing u recent collection Of
bric.a.brac SAYS: "Ithe VISITORS ey0 will bo
struck on ,cntcrlag tho room with porcelain
uMbrella,n
'sBrillsaut and tmpulsive neople,'' said
lecturer, on phys!oenony, have n,ack eses, or
II they dOn't have 'csn tncy'tc npt to gGt lem, II
they're too impufayc."
Conuudrun1 by Smythck!us: Why ia the
Captain Of q aEip like an astronomcr4T All OF
smythcklns' fesloW.boasders Rayo 1t up. lie
brought III tile alswer; ''Because he aces .tass.n
-New fork Matt.
There ts an old lady, 107 In Boston. who neycr
usea specsaces, md whose sight Is as good as it
ever wns. I. 3. The Boston i.ps., which re-
cortis this remarkable fact, atids that tho old
lady WAS 6orn blind.
4 poem commences: "Unaer the willows
he's lyIng.h He must be q tramp. Thry lis
under all sorta Of trees. Ono was discovered
lying under au axc-trea the other morning.
The owner Of Tie wagon nude him wheel-
wright around aud lcayo.-Norristo1a Herald.
MIkey, yot you vas geahtoodying, saYr'
shisSIyins aSss ao S' WIZ say bssr
NIT doti Dot poy tclts somealnge to hi. old
;,l.d haf you dot Enklls}i gataught, how you
know yDt Yos ter war right 10 RssDekk, nh}
, 1879-07-24

On Tuesday Of lnat week MI incident occurred
tn StraLhatu for which It would ba hard to find
q parallel, a. Oh that date there wesa pyoaaut 1t
tlls residence oi Johu Emery, aud passed q very
sgrssaele e g 81 day. dss sisters aged .espsstlys
ber HAYS beea marr1cd. They wero oil In good
health and a. merry md llxGt.h t.hearted rs sweet
SIXTEEN. lralla tota! Of their agss, 81l years.
, 1879-07-24

Nothing removes an lncipirnt cold more quickly
and pleasantly than Fellselo cashartlc med!ciue,
ttuore Pills, used by thuusanls Of fa1liliss
throughout sns isnd. Pstce ouly rs cents.
, 1879-07-24
CURRENT GOSSIP.

a GAME OF GOunTE9Y.
L1asiRn AdttrttRsr.
A baahtnl lover tried to WOO
A rnaitlen fair aud slender;
el!e triaeti at the interview
And scotnel his accents tender.
Bald he. aside: ~ Will invent
a D!tt1o necromnncY:
III launch nt her compliment
To try and catch her fancy"
Qnoth she, with chsolcta unconcern.
'.f6mr words They n,Ry be true, slrs
Wish That ! toula n,hku return
And kay tho same OF you, SIR"
'bh' ya,t can do that vcrv we'll,
And to It nDw-pruridcd
That yoit ninAo up youe Mind to tell
Al lfg lie At tlfd."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

From all parts Of the country reports come
OF the immense Gales and increasing demand
for that deservingly popular sewing machine,
the Old and Reliable STANDARD, the price
If which the proprietors wisely reduced to
800. including all the attachments, and at
once secured for them popularity among
the people far beyond that ever attained by
any other machine at any price, the cOnse-
urence of which Is that agents are leaving
the old high priced machines, and seeking
territory for the STANDARD" knowing from
experiences that with the best goods at the
lowest price they can outsell all other ma
chimes, where the superior quality and low
combines all the improvements; Is far ahead
Of all others In beauty and durability of It's
work ease Of management, light running and
certainty OF operation, Is sensbly made upon
sound principles, with positive works all steel,
and can be safely put down as the very per-
lection of Serviceable Shuttle Double-Thread
Sewing Machine, in every particular, that will
outlast any machine, and at price far below
any other. It is thoroughly warranted for
five years, kept In order free OF charge, and
sent to any part of the country for examina-
ton by the customer before payment OF the
bill. We can predict equally rs large a de
mand for them In this section as In others
Families desiring the best machines manu-
featured should write direct IT, the factory
and enterprisng persons wishing to seize
the chanc should apply for SO desirable al
agency. See advertisement In another part
Of this paper. Address, Standard Machine
Co, corner broadway and Clinton Place, New
York.
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THE SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

We call attention to a communication In
another column from the officers Of tie
S0uthes Historical Society, In which the OBJ
iects Of this association, as well az It's hit :
tory, are fully set forth. We are quite SUI o
that there is not good old reb' in all the
land. man or woman, who does not feel as
deep an interest as ourselves In the aims and
labors of this society.
We all know that the world and history
have but one criterion, and that Is success.
Z Successful rebellion Is heroism and its type IL
Washington; unsuccessful, 1t is treason, the
most infamous of felonies. 1t matters moth
ing IL we OF the South deny that we We're ever
In rebellion the memorable logic OF facts has
forced us to accept that imputation, and his.
tory has pronounced against us. The imme-
date consequences of defeat we cannot escape,
but we may, at least. file our plea and the EVIL
dence to support IL, and leave to time the full
justification we shall not find In this genera
ton.
To file this plea and collate this testimony
Is the task the Southern Historical Society
has set unto itself This is all that need be
said to commend 1t to our people and to Sc
cure for 1t their heartiest cooperation and
assistance.
The names of those who died for the grand
old cause arc too sacred to be left without
vindication or to the accidental ignominy of a
failure they did not live to see. They must
be justified, and the coming generations must
be made to read their titles clear" to the
immortal glory Of patriots and heroes
Gen. Geo. ID. Johnston, himself gallant
soldier OF the Army Of Tennessee, the general
agent OF the society, is now In the city IN the
interests OF the society We commend him to
all old Confederates, and bespeak for him
every assistance in carrying out his purposes.
He can be found at the Office Of Col. G. W.
Terrell, No. % Carondelet street. up stairs.
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The following is from the New York Shin
ping List:
The increased per centage In late wears of
vessels chartered to carry American nroduce
especially grain and cotton, to Cork for orders
is one OF the trade revolutions wrought by
steam and the telegraph Before the DAYS If
cables produce shipments were for the most
part made to direct ports, on actual orders
whereas they are now lirgely for speculative
account. The grain is bought, the vessels are
chartered and the samples are sent
forward by steam, thus giving the con-
signees a choice of markets, besides ample
time to dispose of the cargoes before their
arrival, 50 that when the vessels reach the
port of call no time is lost In directing
them to the place OF discharge, whether it
be in the United Kingdom or on the con-
nnent. This is a great advantage to
shippers over the old method OF exporting
only to few leading ports, and by the wider
distribution Of supplies, 1t also tends to
cheaper the cost of the commodities to con-
sumers, and to promote the export trade:
which, in this matter OF cereals, has placed
the United States in the front rank, not long
since occupied by Russia. Most OF the other
leading American export staples, as petro-
Ieum, naval stores, etc, are also shipped In
the same manner but not to the same extent
as grain or cotton, for the principal reason
that they are not 50 dlffuslve, for, IN other
words, the distributive markets are less nu-
merous. Among the revolutions In trade that
ma We been wrought in late years by the agents
alluded to, none perhaps have been so marked
as that OF naval stores. Until within few
years the great bulk Of theS products pro-
duced in the Southern States came to New
York, and the surplus for expectation was
shipped hence. Now the surplus product for
export, or the great bulk of it, goes abroad
direct from the sources OF supply. The ad-
vantage OF the change TO the producer ana
consumer Is obvious; it involves but one
Il mp ment instead OF two, as formerly, and as
Hssssule is thus laid down at a smaller cost to
t1e consumer, and nets the producer pro
port onately larger amount. Until recently
the change did not seriously affect the inter-
ests OF dealers at the outports, who had the
handling Of the commodities, as they did
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under the old system. But latteriy they
have complained that consumers have made
their purchases direct from the supply mar
kets and that their trade has to great ez-
tent degenerated into species of epecula.
ton. These are but h few Of the changes that
have taken place In the currents of comm e
since the days OF rapid transit and instant
communication, and however disadvanta.
geous they may have been to limited few, i
cannot be doubted that In the nature Of
things they bring the greatest good to the
greatest numbers. and are, therefore, des-
tined to be permanent.
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1879 The late president and directors of the
southern Bank feel it TO be their duty 70 an
nounce TO the creditors AID stakeholder of
that inst tuition that. In consequence of the
lament ab .. and. In their humble opinion. I'M
founded decision Of the Stats Supreme Court
relative to the levy OF special tax required for
the city consolidated bonds Of 1862, of which
said bank holds upwards OF 1900 600. and also,
in consequences OF the alarming shrinkage In
he oh igatons of the stare. they have deemed
It honorable to supsend receiving any further
deposits and COLLECTIONS and making payment.
whereby any preference might be conceived to
have been allowed. The business affairs OF the
corporation. now under legal safeguard, will
be promptly iduidated In justice to all: de-
positors will be- paid as spe Oily as ereum.
stances will permit, and no effort will be spared
to prosecute successfully b. fore the United
States supreme Court the appeal taken from
the ruling If the State supreme Court in the
city consolidated bond case,
THOS LAYTON. j
BRADISH JOHNSON,
JNO T MOORE, .
r. FITZWIbLIAMHw
mh1g If THOS LAYTON IA
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BANK NOTICES.
SOUTHERN BANK.
IN LIQUIDATION.
NOTICE,

Parties who have boxes and packages on spe-
n fie that, by order of the Fourth District
Court fol this par sh tina same will be delivered
the Banki ing House every day between the
hours Of II and ., on their receipt for the same.
New Orleans. March 49, 1879
J.. BERMUDEZ, Attorney.
For the Civil Sheriff:
BREAUX. FENNER Il HALL.
nnhDn If Atnrnnrn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AIir.nc,r A,,iancei-AI Representati

AIIIanCtF ATTIanCtI-AH HFgFesshtasIves
to the Alliance are hereby notified to meet at
Wadswnrth Temple Hall NJ. 1863 @ mp street.
FRIDAY tVENING NEXT, at 1880 O'Clock shsrp.
All organizations are requested tn have their
number of delegates Increased to five. The G.
T. A. Societies aud Tn. Of Temnerance are es-
pecialy invited. az well as the different clergy.
to attend our NEE inga for datberatton.
WIN MCLAUGHLIN President.
II, A. JOuNsoN Saoratary mh23 It
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E,OR SALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
l ers, both new and second hand Draining
Wheels. Pumps. etc, Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. Also. one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY
Corner Race and Tehoupitoulas streets.
an 25tf
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Bya recent order OF Prince Bismarck all
public works In Germany are to be executed
exclusively by Germans, and with German
material, except in the case of articles not
produced in that country. Foreign architects
are excluded from all competition.
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PERSONAL.

NINE BEST, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
" voyant and fortune teller, is on the corner
OF Julia and BarOnne streets, Entrance, No
22o Baronue street. Remains but short time
mh23 IL
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REMOVALS.

y EMOVAL NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the fire which
took place this morning. we hava temporarily
rem nved our office to the Louisiana National
Bank building, No. 1870 Common street. between
st. Charles and Camp streets.
GEORGE LANAUX, Secretary
New Orleans, March 90 1879. mh2l i'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

st. Paul's Cathedral, London. Is to be SUR
rounded with ornamental grounds instead Of
the great paved court around Il now.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

IL uated In the parish Of st. Martin, contain
ing 100 acres Of good high land, of which $50
are now planted In cine; n steam sugar mill
capacity from twelve to sixteen hogsheads Of
sugar day. The said sugar mill is new and Is
now In fnll operation. The Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad when completed will
pass at about ons acre of the sugar-house
For terms and conditions apply to v. LEDOUX,
St. Martinsvi lle postoffioe Louisiana.
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