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The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease Consumption, By a
SIMPLE remedy Is anxious 20 make Known 70 M q
fellow sufferers the means II cure. To AL mo
desire it, he Will send COPY Oi the prescription
used tfree OF Chargel with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which tley VIII
find SURE CURE Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address e A WILSON, l9i Penn 1treei,
WIlnamsbureht n. \.
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A 1on To S5COl A YEAR. or g TO $40 a
I'll heAEA day ln your Own lOCa ity. n o
eDbepVBU risk. Women do ms well as men.
Many maNe more thun tle
amount stated above. No one On fail to make
money fest Any one can do the work You
can maze from 50 cents to g. II hour by devOt.
Ing YOUR evenings aud spare time to the bust
ness 1t costs nuIhrng to Try tne business
Nothing like 1t tor money maxine ever OffeI ed
OefOIe. Buluess pleasant AMI strictly honor,
the best paving business before the pub c send
~ yOur address aed we will send YOU full par
tlculurs and private terms free Samp es worth
81 also free you can then make up Your mind
ior Yourself, Address GEORGE SrINS0N
q CO. Portland Mai e. June7.-lYS.
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ALSO
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND.

0OInfl year. Send lOoents In l cent Stamps
0GJUU for a fine Silver Plated Thimble, re-
tail price rs cents, and learn how TO make
925OO year, NO HUMBUGs. Only those who
mean business need apply.
At. BUCK 4 CO., Milton, Pa.
May 24-W4
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HThls amount, 1926 e5, is the balance due
on note given by }. 5. " ebb in settlement of
Duplicaie for 1875. Original amount of note
was for &427 66, which was discounted and
MIR. Miller charged with proceeds. Mr.. Webb
reduced the note to S225, when he failed to pay,
and the Bank charged the amount with costs,
81 So, to Mr.. Miller. The Borough hold +.
+. Semmel and 7. w. Rau enbush's note for
item, with interest, amounting TO S244 10.
REHABILITATION.
LIABILITIES.
Bonded Indebtedness ............... Sli7S0 90
ASSETS.
Cash in Troasury..... ...... $E7l 93
I,ue on duplicate for 1873. $50 81
+. p. Semmel and j. W.
Raudenbush, note tor bal.
due ON Duplicate for rs,
with Interest. 244 40
1852 90
Liabilities in excess of assets May
26th 1879 ........................ 1882 OF
Liabilities in excess of assets June
Sth, 1873 S......................... l5549 90
Decrease e.................... $l92l 90
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New Advertisements.
STATEMENT OF THE


SCHOOL BOARD ofthe Borough Of Lehigh-
ton, for the fiscal year ending the First Mon
day OF June, A. ID. 1879, ms required by Act ol
Assembly, approved May 1st, 1876.
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PIN PIE S .

/ win mani tFreel the recipe for a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that VIII remove TAN,
FRECkLES, PIMPLkS and BLOICHEs,
leaving The skin soft, Gear ana beaut lul also
in- uur tiOus Tor producing n luxurlant growth
of hair on bald head or smooth Taco. Address,
inclosiDg &c. stamp. Ben. Wand Il 4 co ~ Ann
dti eet \
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REOAPITULATION.
Amount Borrowed and Un-
pulu u.....s..ss..s.s..ss glOSO W
Cash in hands of Col.
and Treasurer. 1865 ~
Bond OF w. IL. Knecht 100 10 3lo y
Liabilities in excess OF Resou ces.... $l2S3 IS
We the undersigned Auditors. report that
we have examined the books and accounts of
J. Il. Zern, Secretary and Reuben Mussel-
man. Treasurer, of the Weissport School lhs-
.rct, for the year ending June 2nd, 1879, and
find the condition of said District as set forth
in the above Report.
+. ]. KAST,
AL. VIII rTINGHAM,
]. q. BlERY,
Weiss Ort. Pa, ! Auditors.
June 9th, lS79.-w3.S
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SCHOOL BONDS.

The following is the funded debt. consisting
Of School Bonds and Certificates Of indebted
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To Balance q per last Report. s 556 45
" Cash from Ezra Newhard COlr,
bal. due on Pup. for 1s17.... $40 46
Cash from Ezra NcwhHrd, COl'r,
on duplicate for 1873 .......... $500 90
Cash from l.. M. Strawn. grass. l5 90
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$2s,ss

Total amount Of Funded Debt June
81. 1879 T9....................... 500 N994.7 10
Funded Debt all at I'er cent
Total amount OF Funded Debt, per
Annual Statement for year end
ing June 4. 1878 S33, $50 43
Total amount of Funded Debt June
Sd ls79.. observation-disclosures. 81, 900 II
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New Advertisements
A NNUAL STATEMENT
BoRoUGH OF LEH1GHToN.


WILLIAM MILLER, Treasurer, In account
with the Borough of LrhighJon, for the
Year ending May 10th, 1879.
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situate in the township of TowamensinR. Car.
bon 9, uuty, Pennsylvanla, led and dos
cTibed as tOllOws, 10 wiz; Beginning at "A line
by land OF William EcKhalt, south fourteen and
One.tUurth degrees to a whl6s oak thence six
ty-twO degrees east eleven and slX'teuths per
ches to maple; thence by land OF Thomas
Craig nor n by land OF Conrad Beer north
tnlrtv-four and one half degrees west, sixty
TWO perches TO stone; thence by land OF ThOm
as Craig north forty -eight degrees west, III T.
G. eight perches 10 a pine Jhence south elghtY'
elCht degrees east ninety tour DeIches to a
stone thence seven aud one half degrees east,
tftY-two perches TO a black OAK thence north
eighty-twO degrees east, fourteen percheS to o
stone by land Of Peter Jones thence nor h
fOrty-seven aud One.hllf de"rees west thity-
six peFches TO stOne thence south seventy
seven and One.haii ue Tees west, nine perches
to n stone thence north fOrtv.se n degrees
west twenty peTches Co a black cherry tree
thence northwest ons hundred ana twenty hye
perches to a stone thence north eighty eight
and three-fOurths degrees west, Fifty tour per
ches 10 the place OF begiu ming, continuing
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CHERIFF'S SALES.
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue of sundry wrts OF Yendihont En-
ponds. issued out OF the Courts OF CarUOr
county ana TO me directed, there VIII be eX
posed at public sale, at the Court hone, II
the borough of Mauch Chunk, in said county
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EZRA NEwHARD, Collector, in account
with the Borough Of Lehighton.
DIR.
June 5, ls7S.-To balance due on Du-
plioate Tor 1917 ,.,... $40 40
To amount Of Duplicate for 1873 .... S9l4 ~
S4i6l 25
OR.
BY Cash paid to W. Miller, Treas
urer, amount OF Duplicate for II. $40 46
BY Cash paid W. Miller, Treasurer,
on account, Duplicate for 1873. $500 90
ExonOratiOn on Borough tIX..... SO 20
Commission. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l9l ~
S4l2i g.
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General business was now brought bcfort
the convention and discussed. The Secre
tary was instructed to send Il letter to al
schools, recommending a religious, patriot,
observance of the 4th of July. 1t was alsC
agreed upon that delegates be appointed t.
the London Centenary by the EXecutiv,
Committee, and that the next meeting par
take of the Centenary character, and tina
the Committee make it a prominent ieatur
upon the next programme.
After singing Heavenly Father, bles
me now," j. Howard Seal delivered an in
teresting lecture on illustrative Teaching.
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Saturday, June 18th, 1879,
at ON L o'clock p. m., sharp.
THE FOLLOWING PRUPERTIEs;
All that certain

MEssUAGE. TENEMENT OR PIECE OF
LAND,
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"The subject matter of instruction in the
Sunday school," was discussed by Rev j.
A. McCauley, d, D., President of Dickinson
College. After singing, "What shall the
Harvest be-" Rev. II. S. Butler,of Clearfeld,
addressed the convention on "The Sunday
school as an Educator" lie says, "The Sun
day school seeks to instill right principles,
which shall shield and guard from the tend
ency of crime, and, operating as 1t does up
ON the forming Of character, exercises an in
iiuence which cannot be estimated. It's
training is mental, moral and religious p
upon each OF these subjects he dwelt separ-
ately aud presented them in an able and inn
pressive manner.
EVENING SESSION.
Opened by Rev, }, X, Andrews. Rev,
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no CONSUMPI PINES.

New York and London.
TVua
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dom astiG.

= New YoEK. Oct. 222.-C9tton quiet and nrm
sql.s ~ bales; Midhling UpI!ands 4 re Mid
1852; exnorsto Great Britain S6a4, France 1907
continent 1908 net receipts 800. gross 9llo.
Futures closed firm; sales ~ 900 bales; De-
tober ll,3o. November lilo December i o5M
II o6, january II T. February /: 3l@ ll32 March
Il.45all,a7, April ll.s0@tll.el May 1l75@1l.77.
june II 92&119t. July l2,2oD12.22.
fair extra S 1906 50, good to choice do ST. 6o08
Is. Wheat Base lower. heayy. faverish and
unsettled; unaraded winter red 81 2o@l So. No.
lac lower and fairly active; ungraded 50. new
NO. 3 80, No 59@59!s Oats 1c lower and heavy
5s.a@s9 for No. 3. 39am3o5a for do white. 400
4O7a tor No. q 4O404O1a for do white, Hops
very llrm good trade; yearlings 769ls.
G9iie9 very firm rather quiet Rto in careoes
strong; fair 70 good reclining 7a@s. prime SO SO
SO refined fairly active and firm: prices I'M
c cna Molasses quiet and steady Rice, fair
70 otato osa Ine and stda GS sWse 4 @
80. Turpentine firm: 4514 bid held higher.
Wool fairly active and very strong: domestic
lleece $50 iG. pulled 2594S, ulWasbed $685., Texas
Pork dull and decidedly lowers mess. spot,
e. december 81 January 81 buyers option
clear. TO arrive 10, long and short clear, West
ern 81. Lard decidedly lower and very much
aepr 81 , prime steam spot, 40 closing
eelo5lng at G9o. Whisky steady, 81 Is. Frsights
n lt1l1h y Hides strong; good demands wet
1Oa 10. ~ ~
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 2s-Oa1s lower; Southern
i 81 Western white t2G42A, DO mixed $500.
choice fennsylyania and Maryland sl5g16
ILoElslous active, jobbing demand Mess Pork
FL 90 BULK meaEs-Loose shoulders no offer
d5s@6,s Bacon-shonlders 5, clear RIB sidls
So: Lard "a. Hams 1o@11. Butter active;
pIlEde 70 caolce Western packed 2og22, roll $50
~: a,, Eggs 2l922 Coffee strong; Rio, cargoes
1a5@sls5s. Sugar strong; A soft sh@1o. Whisky
firm I4,i at 81 Is: Freights firm " -,
CINCINNATI. Oct. 29.-Flour dull, weak and
.oWer; family s. 8906 IS. Wheat dull and lower
q 2of0l a3; Corn unsettled and lower at 46@47
fpa or no at 10 bid Oats dull and lover ssasl
dull shoulders 3I Tor loose. partly .A cm nae
short ribs ~ for packed. Bacon scarce and
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+" MON ETA RY,
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening. October %. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINa-HnrsE

Total thus far. S.. 542.9T2 81 STAG Sp1 VI;
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent; AL
do 71s; second grade DO @; loans o. col
laterals 79s; Al mortgage paper SO: second
grade do G y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted &c a6Gs7
and trade dollars at 9ogss. Halves and quar-
tiers American are quoted at 9a4@99A.
The sale Of foreign exchange we're moderate
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules Il
-S4S1. and bill! Of lading and clear bills al
4778477ta.
french bills are frm. We quote bank francs
-: commercial @. 2s4.
New York sight Is quoted at 81 discount p
sl1e0 Tor bank counter rate: commercial Is
quoted at s. so y $1,000
State Consols weak at 424@435s.
Premium Bonds closed at 29@2sls,
Stocks are steady.
OUS-Half- Paid City Coupons.
s4la955; City Consolidated Bonds. as@294 State
Warrants. T6k@-: Levee Warrants TIC.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST GALLO A. M.
shares N. o. City Railroad To........1ook
$4,000 Premium Bonds .......... as1s
States 42A@4s,h: Premiums 2e@2s4.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS Ann REw uw.
LEANS RAEL0aAm

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
~ ifai4s Wll leave and arrive at the 0alHona
Street Depot. on and after September %. ls7a ee
follows: - Ao''' O
LeaVs. Arrive.
MlZed no. 8. TOO 9. "a; Mixed No. i. 1880 3. n,
cept Sunday. 7''i4s' q
Saturday accommodation for McComb City
SUNDAY EXCURSION to mcoomb CITY
leaves at Z 8. N. Wy
RgLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
T65IRagsu5SSIH4o 70 LOUISVILLE, QINgINNATY
CHANGE. and for ST; LOUIS 3 Sleeper is Il.
sae enc at III, hhllan enabling passengers to &c
CHANGE CHA 70 Kew YORK and EasTERh
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA
for the Virginia Springs, daily. without m sns.a
Tickets for sale, berths secured and infornsss.
aon given at 30. q Camp street, corner Of
A, q. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
f.OHANDLER, General Passenger Aeenfs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The adveea from Liverpool and New fori
yesterday being favorable. the cotton marka
here was considerably stimulated, allowing Of
advance Of No per pound. with tho largest aaY'f
sales of the season thus far "a 600 bales.
Az New York sppt cotton opened firm. nnf
4cloHinE uutet and firm Mt nm advance of 1 l6c
with sales Of t7ap bann. md GOO delivered IN
contracts. Futures ruled flrm. showing mn nd
vanca uf III points Oh October deliver ses and to
Y points Oh those 81 subsequent montba. The
sales Of tho day footed NJ lnf 900 hnlea
The Liverpool apot market was quito nominal
with sales Of 5000 hRleH, of which 1000 were for
export and speculation. The declared advance
war t-ied per pound. The receipts were l2,;no
balen, all American, Futures were 1-lea hotter.
Provisions continue TO exhibit weak side.
The SUPPLIES In this market. however. are worry
small, and ~ tho demand r. confined e. retail
and iubhlng proportions. Il can annreely be Rald
there iH any market, For round lots ratoa arc
atrtrtly nominal.
Flour la tho deal yaaterday yielded finally TO-
q decline, and was marked down 19,s0nqn cents
per barrel on all grades. Undertaking vaa very
limited. and covered only 4on barrels ut the de-
cline.
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other hand. has been produced very freely.
something over u, 900 tierceH having been made.
Short rib Sides have attracted n fair share of
attention All other descriptions have heen
made with moderate freedom, and ma tho pro-
ducion exceeded tho shipments. thore was
some accumulation W stock.
RAILROAD FREIuHTs,-On November 10 ITaat
ward frnghta will ha advanced nj tho rate of
five cents for grain from Chicago to Now York.
Waaprand tlla proposed Chicago rates,
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R AILRg1Ag sg

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
nx MOBILE FAST LTNE.]
lhE sHOhTEsT kDUTg TO EASTERN
CITIES
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS.
sEN9ER TRAINS
On and aftes sunday, August 81. 1879 sraina
Will arrive and leave depot foor or 1anai 81 reat
aa follows: o. @ot
LEAVE 4.RYvp
No. ! Express No. Eynross
- daily. ........7 :3oa.m daily a m
no. 3 Express No. 4 Eynrasa - '''i
daily. .o:DOp.nl daily ......a.14 r. m
No.5 Coast Ac- No. Coast Az. = -
Gommoaain commoiati'n
aaliy except daily except
nundhy ~ 80 =; sunday. .9:25 am
. s-I; may be obtained and Sleeping Gal
Barths secured IL advance on application at ths
office corner Camp and Common streets, onDa.
sits City Hotel. ~'' o@1o
D. B. ROBINSON. SUPERINTENDENT.
di ~ ]. w. COLEMAN. Wicket ARanf.
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EUROPEAN WHEAT YIELp.-France has the
largest wheat arca. III proportion 10 pcpua-
tton. Of any country In Europe: but while Eug-
lands average wheat yield III from twenty eight
70 thirty bushels per acre. that of France IA
only fifteen and a half, An increase of one
hushel an acre there would amount to Id, 600 900
bushels. This small yield "a attributed VI poor
cultivation. and, IN tho South % tile aryness of
the climate Id the spring
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ANOTHER GorroN Mrll.~-Another largo mill
10 manufacture several Varieties of cotton
cloth, ia projected mt Augusta. Ga. aud large
subscriptions to the stock Of tho com pany have
already been made AuEusta promlsoa to be-
come the Lowell az the South aud i,s papers
are enthusiastic over i,s rapid development III
! manufacturing city.
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There was only one aale Of $40 900 yesterday
OF State Console, and tho quotations were tho
same aa ON tho PREVIOUS day. Premium Bon,la
kuled Mt 2e@2pia ngninat 2ats 01p4 on the pro-
vfous day. with sales of sal,ooo In New York
there were sales of $4,000 OF Louisiana Uonaolp
nut Az. and OF sio. 900 at a.
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The Black Diamond Steel Worka ut ritabutu
VIII soon erect two hammers. one to weigh nvr
and the ether fifteen tons. They Will be uecd III
forEing steamboat shafts. and the works oxucct
to set u great deal of such work
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HOTEL ARR Walls.

Nnahrie, II NJ Funston. W Crossley n z:
/! Flnnmlng, Fairiax, Baltimore; $ T Road.
w hlnlay ~ T.. Hrnly 1y John pI]Iamond,
W p Bangs, 81 Louls; II Nj Fny, NJ Valentines.
Arkansas. SeuIlv Hotlma
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Montgomery G DO.

NIX A"I UNI
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR
HAIR CLOTH PAKLOK SUIT
OIL PAINTINGS, BIDEBOAED
BOOK CASE,
WALNUT BEDROOM FURNITURE.
AKMOIItS. Etc. LOUNGE
And q variety 81 GLASS, CROCK cry and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Heing tho Entire Contents 81
NO. IDS ERATO STREET,
VIII be sold on the premlseg On FRIDAY,
October y, nj II o'clock Il. m. Sale positive
oe2o 3t MONTGOMERY 4 Co. Anctioneers.
M ONTGoMERY & 60,
vi AUGTIONEERs.
VIII sell Horses Mules. Cows, Carriages ant
Hhrness Mt nuctiOn. mt
MONTGOMERY'S TATTER5ALIB.
No. 10 Raronne street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock.
Consignments OF stock solicited au17 en-
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~ ts proposed 10 propagate spnngea on tic
Florida coast by cutting The i've apopgep into
small pieces, attaching them u pieces Of rock
and sinking them at proper depths Ia suitable
s.ta.saa
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the steamship Japanese cleared yesterday
Ter Antwerp with 4a,Eao hnahela Of whoat III
bulk and 27ono bushels Of rye II bulk.
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MINING sTouEa.
COW w ERs,aAL.
oVFIOE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT

VFFIUW VF NEW VIkINhNH UNmUUNKT.
Wednesday Evening. October ~. 1879.
GOTTON-Owing tn tho favorable advcaf
from Liverpool and New York tho cotton mar.
kn horo to-day ruled 1rmor. with n fnir do
mnnd, and closed strong nj nh advance of lao II
10, with aana OF IA 600 bales.
The following IL tho official closing of tho Got
ton IfYnLnnrn
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apond III" proposed Chicago rates.

Ths Times Gays: on four the advance ID h
per hundred; Va graia, III: on four loo par
barrel. and on lumber, Gsn per hundred. Tho
new ratio on lumber tnkae effect November l..
or gar " -four VIII bo TIL barrels. It vas
nlsu decided 10 advance the rate on dreaaod
hant from 10 10 a9n pnr hundred, aud the 1.-Two
stock into WIS advanced he nar hMndtal.
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FARMERS FROM AnHosp. ono or lilo bright
Sides of tho proannt mighty Influx of foreign
| ora Into this country II tho prospect of tho largo
accession 81 akiIlfu 1}rItiah farmers There IA
little doubt now. from all accounts received.
that English farmers VIII soon begin to arrive
~ large numhera and With sufficient capital to
make fair Investments IN land Homa Of the
Russian immigrants have como also provided
With considerable nlaana. The nnaa being etrd
where twenty families numbering about ono
hundred nnraona recently arrived ut Now York
brought with thnm n cauital Of ssH 900. More of
'hoHe are expected. and II Ia believed TINT the
nrN decade IN the hHtory of tho United Htatoa
viii aeo population moro rneidly ncropaed
ana moro prosperous In estate, than haa yot
boon seen In the annnla ~ my nation By no.
tive and welldireoted eSnrtIons Louisiana
could ohnin good proportion NJ tho indus
triuus thrifty farmers now arriving from Eu-
rope.
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RECEIVED Same time Same time

Total. ..-...14G .Oi9 1876 g2b Loo 2l3
Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports:
G.. b. Free. Cont. Chan. Stocks
This week - in1 1876 ~ .63a $40 100
N nast we X 6s.o26 1876 1896 4a.is3
This week last
Yoar di.12s AsGG 2G.1G1 -. 42I OOG
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United States Der cents arc now quoted IN
New York nj lna'smlo2s. and IN London NJ loss Z.
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EDUCATION.

MI ISSI5BlPPI MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A'A PASS CHRISTIAN MISS
ISsD-lSsO,
aeasion begins October H. 1879.
Instruction thorough and according to
modorn improvements.
Facuity graduates OF best institutions Ia
Europe and America.
Military equipped by the general government
Motto Soldier. Scholar Gentleman"
For catalogues apply to the Secretary OF Fa-
Guilty. b. III. MURFEE. Standardization
sci 2mDhW
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me foregoing statement ts a true and correct
tfaAscrlDt from the books OF the Company
Hrs.vv OIL, IHos. A. ADAMS. President.
s|orn 70 and subscribed before me this sev.
enceent ! I d az, Ct May. a. .. 1879 -,
1T The Board Of Trustees this day rssol1ed after
aas u len Fer Cent In cash to the stockholders
adnt eatfry1ng to profit and loss sl5740 on ae-
sroek held by this company. and also further
dam i - IN values. to declare div.
d II ntTent2 Per Cent In cash on the nes
sixteenth OF June lext. =
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-, Tho Board OF Directors. ut meeting held on
the twenty second day OF January. 1879 after
reserve fund from the not earnings ii the year
mo Ray,ng the 70 Dor cont dividend to the
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER GENr an nA he
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending Dscsmber 3i. 1878, said dividend payable
January, 1879. ~'ss W
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Ihere were considerable arrivals yesterday
of grain. The steamers u. nj. Norton ana Fort
Eads. With barges. brought llG 40 bushcla W
wheat Ia bulk. 4o.osi hushols of bulk ryo ana
4 GOO bushels OF bulk corn. IN addition "a thia
tae Tort Eaus brought eco sacks Or wheat. alni
sacks q oats, 1al1 sacks of corn. l1s7 haaa of
nay and 1852 barrels Of -four. The barge Coos-
aas, of the Nortons tow. which sunk On the
way down, bad on board III sacks Of corn. sa6
sacks Of oats and 2Tos bales Of hay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-30

TIE money rate IN New York yesterda,
moved up n.
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DIREOToRY:

DIRECTORY: ~=m@
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= =. H hsnsnaW. =. y, Taylor. p Fatjo.
r.. n nIa, ~ morris. 7. L. Atrev,
a q. naiuWlu. James i. Day. u. Il. Craig,
~ ~ MItpttrehdy y. ", Levy Hhm'l Il. Boyd
y. H., seymour. Emory Clapp. Jno. y. Groves
mo u nhines. y. a.. Ghaffral1. J, Blame,
Sgsss 9. floWer.J IL. harris. FL. Newmani