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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
State ofSouth Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

Court Of C1m"oM Pc"~.
Elhcrt born, Plaintiff, rs. Oliver Dom,
James Dorn. George w. Dorm, Sarah
Brown, Martha Vowel, Edward Per
mcnter and Oliver permcltcr, De
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Oi' Hc(itJ
TOtho Defendants, Oliver Dorm, James
L. Dorm, Geo. w. Dorm, Sarah i;rowii,
Martha Vowel, Edward Pcrmonicr and
Oliver PrrIncnter.
You are hereby summoned and re-
ouired to answer complaint in This action,
which was flied in the Office of the Clerk
of Common Pleas, for the said County,
and to serve II copy Of your answer 10 The
said complaint on iio subscriber Il: his
office at Edgclield G. H., G., within
twenty days after the service hereof, en-
elusive of the day or such service; ano
if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff i N this
action will apply To the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Ehgclicld 5. c., August 10Th Isl?
j. l.. ADDISON.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02

Sept 3, lisa.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

lie bill des levees est en- ce m o
ment devant lie Congress, 9ni lie
semble pas tres presse de lie pas
ser ct lie renvoie dune senaine a
Fantre. LIE repr6sentant Gibson
ct lie senatenr Eustis font tous
leurs efforts pour le mener a bon
ne flu, mais rencontrent. nne
grande opposition de la part des
d6mocrates duN \ ord e5 de l'0uest,
qui ne paraissent pas epronver
pour lie Sud beaucoup de sompa
THE. Dependant lis demandent
pour leurs Etats, leja 81 favori-
ses, d'enormes subsidies pour des
ameliorations locales. II y aurait
I'M moyen bien simple de les for
Ger d nous accorder ce que nous
.lelnandons. Sur lat democrates
a la chambre q es representants,
lie Sud en- comp te 80. Si ces 90
|representants refusaient de Sc
prononcer EN- canens en- favenr lie
tous subsidies demandes par lie
Nord avant que Pon he votat le
bill des ley6es, lis auraient bient0t
ramen6 ieurs colleagues a de neil
lIeurs sentiments.-Mesck
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

Un ivrogne prend tont a comp
la resolution de gutter lie foyer
conjugal ct d'aller chercher for
tune ailleurs. Il prend place snr
un navire en- partance ct ecrit
ces mots d'adieu a sa femme:
"Ma chere, je m'embarque sur
un vaisseau de 500 tonneaux pour
aller chercher fortune en- Ameri-
que. Patience ct courage, je te
reviendrai riehe!tn
I'm vaisseau lie 500 tonneaux
s'ecrie Ia femme apres avoir la,
mais 81 le trajet dure IN peu
longtemps, il men aura jamais
assez!
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

lie Courier, de Houma, sou,
tient, CONNIE son confrere, lie
Progress, que les salaries ne sont
pas trop eleves dams la paroisse
Terrebonne. ST c'est la PAWS des
hahitants de cette paroisse. nous
n'avons rien a dire EN- ce qui les
concerne, mails jusqa'a present
tous les planteurs que nous avons
va Sc plaignent des prix qu'ils
|sont obliges de payer, ct, de fait,
MULE part, la main d'euvre pour
la culture nest aussi chere.-Sen-
|Relle de Thib0dGatr.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01


Monsieur voulait que le tableau
fit place a droite; Madame YOU.
lait quill fit d gauche. Mais Mon
sieur ordonne formellement a son
domestique de l'accrocher scion
sa volonte.
Joseph enfonce done IN clou a
droite. Mais, celia fait, il en- en-
fonce un autre a gauche.
-Pourquoi ce second clou 7 de
mande Monsieur 6tonne.
-C'est pour ne pas avoir d
rapporter mon echelle demain
-. quand Monsieur sera de
l'avis de Madame
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01
I'm amendement sslggere ai
Bill du Bureau de Sante.

Dans.la premiere loi qui creait
la fameuse compagnie des levees,
en- 6change des privileges ct re-
venus accordes a cette compa-
gnie, la loi stipulait que celle ci
serait responsible de tous les
dommages causes par des inon-
dations. C'6tait for juste.
Mais ne serait il pas anssi juste,
puisque le Bureau de Sant6 est
charge de proteger ct de pl6ser-
yer la sssante ct la salubrite' de
la vile de la Noayelle Orleans ct
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

LIE Bitter Malakoff, medaille a
Proposition de Paris, est un ex-
cellent preventif contre toutes les
maladies regnantes dams notre
climat, ct IN apperitif excellent
ct fort en- vogue en- ce moment,
non. settlement en- Louisiana, mais
dams tons les Etats de rUnien et
en- Europe.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

Ipuisqu'on lni accorde, pour ce
faire, tous les pouvoirs ct revenus
quill demande, de lie rendre res.
ponsable de toute epidemic don't
Ill permettra fintroduction a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans 2
Nous proposons done leamen-
dement, sniyant au bill du Bureau
de Sante
"Pour tout cas- de fevre jaime
on de maladie epidemique qui Sc
Iproduira dams les limltes de la
vile, chaque membre du bureau
de sante sera condamne a payer
une amende de S1,00 a $500,
sans prejudice DIES dommages ct
IinterGts que les malades atteints
lpar les epidemies on leurs f;amil-
les, en- cas- de deees, seront ell
|droit de reciamer aux membres
du dit bureau. Pour repondre de
ces amendes ct dommages, cha
Gun de ces membres devra four
mir un cautionnement de cent
mile dollars"
Puisque les membres du bu-
reau de sante doivent 6tre tous
des hommes parfaitement con
vaincus de l'efficacite de la qua
rantaine pour empecler la fievre
jaime d'eclater parmi nous, ills ne
doivent pas avoir d'objection a
assuner la responsabilit6 que
nous proposons; car, 81 nous
avons des cas- de fievre jaune, Oh
anra lie droit, d'apres leur propre
theorie, d'imputer ces cas- a leur
negligence a faire respecter la
auarantaine.-Abeille.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01
LA CONVENTION CONsTZ
TUTIONNELLE.

A fhenre on ce nulnero sera
sous les yeuxs de Ia plupart aes
lecteurs, Ia Legislature ne sera
plus.
Appellee a sieger pendant go
joIrs, ellie nest pas restee un mois
en- session. Ellie ma pent 6tre pas
ajout6 un grand nombre dc lois q
l'arsenal formidable que nous
possAdons deja, ct ce nest certes
pas un NAL. II est deja assez diff
ficiIe de s'orientrr a travers lie de
dale de notrc legislation; pas
n'etait besoin de lie renelre plus
inextricable encore.
A quoi bon, .l'ailleHrss n'etait
II pas pour ellie I'M deyoir snpe
rienr 4 rempIira n'ayai;-elle pas
en- sperpecfive Ia Convention
Gunstitutionnelle qu'elle Sc sstvait
appellee d convoqurr /? Presque
tous ces legislateurs, parts dies
slifferents points lie l'Etat, sans
Sc connaitre, sans s'etre consul
tes, arrivaient dams la capitale
dc l'Etar, animes de Ii meme
pensee, eft resolus a liz METRE d
execution.
II est assez rare de rencontrer
des legislateurs s'installant avec
l'intention bien arretee de rognel
le temps de leur session ct de
rentrer chez eux ayant le termt
fixe par la loi. C'est eyidemment
un sentiment patriotiqae qni les
a guides en- cette Circumstance, et
le pays leur en- sanra gre, a conf
sur.
La Convention Constitution
nellie, VOLTA done actuellenent Il
veritable point de miro de tou'
les bons citoyens, la grande at
faire qui doit pleoccuper tons le'
honnetes gems. Ellie peut opere
IN bien immense, cette Conven
ton, ct veritablement reg6nere
l'Etat. Mais anssi ellie peut fair
beaucoup de NAL ct aggrayef en-
core le desordre qui regne dan
nos finances ct qui est lie trist
fruit des saturnales radicales gu
ont dure tant d'annees. LIE ton
depend des choix que saura fair
le pays; il est sauv6 sill q la sa
gesse de n'envoyer a 10 Conven
ton que des hommes veritable
ment amis de l'ordre ct de F6co
nomie, des citoyens qui sachen
complement faire abnegatiol
d'eux-memes ct ne wiser qu'a'
bien de l'Etat.
Nous n'approuvons certes pa
le reject qui a etc fait par lie
6lecteurs de certains amende
ments constituencies aux del
nieres elections. ii : en- await SUI
tout deux on trois qui deyaien
faire exception: celui, par exen
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

pie, qui reduisait la take d'Etat
ct la take de paroisse a | pour
cent chacnne, celui qui rendait la
legislature biennale an lieu d'6tre
annuelle, CONNIE actuellement
C'etait Ia deux veritables bien
fats pour le pays, ct pnisque les
con tribuables pouvaient Sc les
procnrer une bonne fois, lis ont
eu tort de- men pas profiter.
On a pu lenr dire, lis ont pr
croire que padoption de ces
amendments allait entrayer ID
revision de la Constitution. Cest
Ia une erreur. La revision de Ia
Constitution etait une necessit6 8
laquelle OH ne pouvait echapper
Pent 6tre eut-elIe etc retardee Gle
quelques mois /; peut 8tre, disons-
nous, car il nest pas bien snl
qu'en tout etat de cause ellie lie
put ct ne dit avoir lieu cette an.
nee meme; ct l'adoption pr6ala.
ble des deux amendments en-
question pour le peuple, liait d'a
vance les mains aux Constitu
tionnels ct les forcait a les inscri
re dams la Constitution nouvelle.
Ces deux points bien regles
Tavance, Ie corps electoral poo
vait etendre son programme de
reformes ct insister SIR d'autres
points gui ayaient fgalement leul
Importance ct donnaient de plus
wastes proportions au pan de
revision. III men est pas tout-a
f,it lie meme aujourd'hui la re
dnction de la take ct d'autres
mesares economiques sont encore
en- question. C'est sur ce point
que doivent sc concentrer touS
les efforts des electeuts.
Six on sept semaines nous Sc
parent a peine du grand jour des
elections; sachons les bien EN-
ployer, sachons surtout discernel
les hommes animes des meilleu
res intentions ct voues corps e
anne a l'euvre de la reforme. Pa
lie phrases dams les assemblies
preiiminaires des fats, un pro
gramme bien net, bien determine
ct specifiant clairement, point pa
point, les reformes a inaugurer
En- agissant de la sorte dams tou
tes les paroisses, nous somme
sdrs d'ayoir une bonne Conven
ton, ct, par suite, une bonn
CONSTITUTION, bien faite ad dou
BILE point de we de la bonne ad
ministration ct de l'economie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01

lie Ferry Store recu cette
semaine un grand assortment de
groceries frafches. Qu'on Sc le
disc.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-01
CONDITIONS DE D,ABoNNEMEFT !:

H Les abonnes du PioaaieY, qni ne
receyraient pas reguierement lcurs hume
ros, nous rendront IN grand service ennous
signalant sans delai toute irregularite.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March lj-7ne Econoinfst Bank bills 90
days months quoted T. and trade bills three
months 2d2 per cent discount The following are ihe
hank and open Of discount respectively in inc
chef Continental cities: Paris, and 2 Berlin ana
Frankfort 4 2is; Amsterdam 3R and "a; Brnsses
and 2bs Vienna =. and st Petersburg ana 40
ON the stock Exchange business has been very slack
Neither the reduction England rate OF dis
count withdrawal OF the fleet from Consan inope
exercised any beneficial British railway and bank
shares aro lower Turkish and Egyptian bonds tell consider
declaration the House o Commons that the IN
tercrence affairs Of those countries
purely political and cOud assume any ODIgatOhsOr
bties with their finances The move
men mortgage Of American railroad securities
have been decidedly upward Erie bonds have risen Largely
and Atlantic and Western mortgages are also hfner
LONDON. March l5-l230 D. m-Amercan securities are
in Railway shares. % q.
LONDON. March l6-l:S0 p m1NewJersey Central consos
81 ; Pennsylvania Central 50 ReadIng Railroad. i3.
LONDON March l5-2 D. m-COnsO 9GiSl5 for both monev
and the account u s. bonds TenfOrtes, coupon 1881
New fves lO6as PENNSYLVANIA Central, 33s4
LONDON. March l5-4 m-Pans advlces duote hve per
22 Centimes iOI the account
LONDON March l5.-Svcr Is quoter at 49asd ounce
PARIS March l5.-Exchange OIL London 70 francs 70 CEN
times checks
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

exports coastwe 3157 bales Great Britain, 90 bales;
~FMPars. March ik.coiton%IIoders are indifferent
about sell expecting an Increased demand
The end Of tn tn ding O3c.. receipts
1876 bales shDments 1908 bales sales 100 bales stock
50.4O2 bales.
aoBILs March l5-Cottou firm aiddline. sac. Low
ding &c.. Good Ordinary S94c; net re"eiDs l2 la es
coastws 50i bales sales 1000 bales stock 1886
bales
VEwoRLRAys March II Cotton active higher; Mdding
0asc, Low Mddng Dig. Good Ordinary S7s receipts.
.oi6 bales; 27l4 bales tO Great Br tain,
37l7 bales tn the Continent, I7i7 bales sfles. 10000
bales last evening 5000 IA rs: stock 2iS,Dl8 bales
PHILADELPHIA March l5-COiton firm; MddlinR. 90;
Low MiddIng. 02c Cool Ordinary. SIC receipts.
Gl bales gross 10 baes sales l03S bales: spnners,
775 bales; stOck. $3.50 balos.
SAVANNAH March 1j.-Cotton firm Mddlinr. 9i9c. Low
Midf0g 9isc: Good Ordinary. $50. net receipts 2-3
bales sales 100 bales last evening 200 bales stock
35,230 Dsles
Ole. Low Mdding, &c., Good Ordinafy Ssc receipts.
IL bales; shipments 1866 bales sales 6I2 bales stock.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. March 15.-HOGs- Receipts. 1000 head: ship
ments 900 head market unsettled and higher: Choice
HEAVY Light - 6ud$3 o5: Packing 80 40as3 10.
CATUE-Re,cIpis coo head shipments 23tO head mar
ket firm Shipping. 81 lO6{i 30; Butchers - 30Hst
SHERPRecopts. 450 head shipments l.eOJ head market
unchanged at 50 900 - 81
LOUIS March Is -CATTTE-In good demand but moth.
ing doing for want OF supply receipts 200 head shipments
o head.
T0Gs~FIrmer Workers. and Baimores 81 5OasS 65
packers buying only Mxel Rough s3ds3 4O receipts
700 head shipments. 1900 head.
sHEEP-Firn and unchanged receipts $50 head; ship
ments 800 head.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

he and St. Paul stocks, which leaves Only
60 200 shares business done In the remainder OF
the lis But not Notwithstanding this duness there was
hardening of prices all around, with CON
spicuous advance for Northwest common 10
567s a56ss, for tho preferred to S67sSS6l9, for
st. Paul common to 39laa preferred stock to $3.50
49, and for Rock Island sales at 1917 and to 132 bid
Except for st. Louis first preferred stock, whion ad-
vanced to 1851 there less excitement about the low
priced stern fancies Kansas Pacific dropping 10 ZV9
2O2 and Missouri Kansas and Texas to 97s Waoash
recovered to 90 ONO and Mississippi to H. and the pre-
ferrcd stock to 33. Union Pacific was lower at
74073i2; Canada Southern reacted to 0@49
63 ; Lake Shore neglected. the IL"
sales made being between 71h aud 7lsSls;
Michigan Central scored only 600 shares al ssSo7%9
Ssl4 Erie hnng about the figure 20 as II III douo'
whether to sink strike out for higher range DC
coal stocks were In better demand from shorts ana
Delaware Lackawanna and Western rose from 46l2 TO
479s Delaware and Hudson TO 40% and Central OF
NrwJersey to 3sss Morris and Essex being quoted at
S3l3 9S4 without sales. Western Union was uuIi put
rose from 1O37s to lO45s. ,
Pacific Mail was higher with sales at I3le But PROD
ably the buyers were not aware or the approaching
crisis the eompanys affairs For years past the Pachc
Mail Company has been the su9ect OF series o lelU
movements, each on OF Which, howeVsr haS 5rme md %
leave ITS last condition worse than the frst All khuso
devices have been resorted to in the attempt mp
to restore its finances to heatny cor, coz
dition. Piece by piece its property that was
scattered ali over the world has been sold to meet
pressing necessities of the moment ana each o iUU~ns ing
annual stItement has told how mucn lhe IeDt ., , nT
company reduced during the iast year {et aitea
all this property has been disposed 4i nsa % e1 tbe nav
feet Of the company is mortgaSed 10 secure sn
Of debt tDa Is about as large as tne coPah5 ny
owed All ohgr resources peg obisa,ons
puts The company in jeopardy OF dissolution. ~ vS posi-
bic that the Immediate crisis may be averted Dy cftu
granting extension of time but that VIII am Gmy
pone the & ana a w s,r6nS mUs So''0
xANGK MARKET.
Asrsp0rted bythe cold and stock 7searaph Company
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HrnnDrAN NfADEE

LIVERPOOL March 5Pork-Prme Mess Eastern; dnsl az
80 Prime Western dull at4S; BacOn-Cumberl1nd Cut
steady at % steady at 2S Long Clear steady at
Cd Clear = Sd Hams-long Cut steady
AZ 39 shoulders steady 23. Beef-India Mess steay
76 Extra Mess rmer at S7l Prime Mess steady at
Iarl-Prme Western steady at 3a. IalOw-Prlme 'lty
dun sd TurpentiucSprs steady at = 6d itosih
Common frmer dGd Fine steady al Odd
lean Choice Oil dull 81. Flour fItfa
state dull at2i Wheat-sprng, No 3, steady &C y No =
Spring none In the market; New Western Winter dull
al ID New Southern Winter steady at 9id Corn New
Mixed. STEADY at 4Gd per Genital OLD Mixed steady AT
S per GENITAL Cotton seed OlYelOw American, steady
AZ % cd at London steady at 49d Iur'
irits, AT London. frner at III
LIVERPOOL, March l6-l230 D. m-Bacon 1854 per cwtor
Short Clear hiddles 40, - -.
SPIRITS Furprntine % Sd G23 cwt
standard the SPOT and II I'd 922 for do
allOat
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

LIVERPOOL March l5-l2:3O p. m-Co'ton active and
Grmer Middlng Upands. 57lsd Mildhng Orleans 5'isd
a. OOO bales Including 900 bales for speculation and
export Receipts. $500 eales including 500 bales Amer
Tutures better Upldnds Low Ald ilng clause
March delivery 5ssg do March aud ADrl delivery Sos2d
do Aur and May delivery 3s1 40 MAY ana June uoh'ory
March l53 D. m-lhe sdIes OF cotton To-Day
Included L.. 400 bales American.
B.LnHots, March l6.-Coton hrm; middllng saani'isc
Mddng eSc Good OrllnaIy poi gioss reosp's ~
B.lG3 bales.
gasc Aiddlng. 9Se Good ordinary 9c net roeeiP~
7l1 bal sales. 800 bales; stock. "a, sZO bales
I.LVIsIoN March l5.-CoIon hrm Middline, Osc.; Low
MlddnG % Good Ordinary. 6: net receipts, DIV bales
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
,IcEs OF MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day,

IouisiaIa conaOs trIi at 49I20 II, and TenneS-
SEE Is, old isue. at 80. Other state bonds were neg
lcCttd. . 80,
In cIty bark stocks, Commerce CW sold at l2-4 and
ImuortrI,' aud Traders 400 al 200.
Iarcr and active business was done in railroad
bnud. thc speculative issues beng irregular There
20 seconds ranging at 2Ilsa 1Gl 1925. large bn,i
ness IN Canada Southern Guafantced hrsts beng re-
unrfcd at an anvunre to ~. NcwYork + cvaed hr-ts
were firm at O53I and Mctrp ppOlitan at 9Gh llrSts OF
Darlington ard Cedar R4pds were active at ~. Great
western second, Al s20S3, Kansas Pacific income No.
Il at 32 L. AID trust certificates at lO3ll0l01l2
For jef rxchaugr quiet hut strong scarcity OF
bis I ON free remittance for Eyc bonds Lately bought
i'm London. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA March l5-Sugar-The market was very active
Moasses sugar Nos. TO TO- 1898 Teals, gold per arohe
Muscovado sugars Common to Fair 4sa5i reals CentIi
gold Exchange firm on the ned states 90 day
gold. thar premium short sight 10, SGs premium Oi
London, 1890 10 premium on Paris premium.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer N0rH RiUer, Vessels and RailrOafs.
SATURDAY March Is. 1879,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATUUDAY March IS-

ASUES-Steady and quiet. nm.
COFFEE-MlId grades quiet. but steady Java 236
2jc: Maracaibo Laguayra Il 2c Rio grades
firm Tor fine qualities with fair inquiry others neglected
Cargoes Ordinary TO Prime, 02G 2c, including FAIR at
l3Lal pc; sacs 1000 bags ex Galleo SO eI Cty OF
ido JaneirO and 300 * Berlin al pil'dte eIms ~
$3.50 last evening" OF for consumption and 333
200 bales Receipts
al the ports 53 corresponding date ias week l24oO
DO, last year. Il, ,2lO bales. Advanced quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WaIl-st is where money is made rapidly. You
NAV realize hundreds of dollars by investing 700
in stock operations through the reliable house OF
Alex rockingham & Co., brokers, II Wall-St.,
NeN-York Their Weekly Financial Eeport gives
full information and is sent Free
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
Rochester and State Line Railroad
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Line 2ai1s
way Company.

road from Rochester through the rich Genesee
Valley to Salamanca, York about miles, and forms
the link between the NewHOk Central and the
Atlantic and Great Western system Of railroads
The operation for the past seven months
during which the net earnings have been arBy in
cess Of the interest it, bonded indebtedness
The bonds first hen at the rate Of go per
mile and bear per cent interest payable semi annually The
Union Trust Company is trustee for the bondaollrrS
Of the road has lately passed into the possession
Of the hew.York Central AMI lois believed the earnings Will
materially increased by its close connection with that com
Tany.
We authorized to ocr limited amount Of these Bonds
for sale.
vsAs.S'gON "a. EsssOWS * EEscD.,
- pine--t., se~-NOrIE.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
STAINED
Good Ordinary ........ Sa,s Low Middling
Sltr,ct ,.nnd ordinary S1I,sl MiIdng

excited 10y stronger Liverpool accounts and ad
yauced to points. have been last evening l2,2OO
bales To-day FIRST Cal-MaTch 9e9 - n l7th $50 H.
lSth HSG; ApTI 097: May. 1913, lu.l4 August lO4S;
september 1927; october lOU2 total 500 bales Second
cal March 9g3 AprI 999 June, 1871, 1882 July, 1914
August. 1901 seDtrmber. 1880. lo3l NOyemQef 99t
995; total, $500 bales Also to-day. March ySSH4S2
Ami ggjdlU. Nav lOlialOl7 June lO250lO.@2i July.
i64Dq iO4i; August lO4sGlUjO; October 1904 total
a. 100 Daes grand total Gj,lOO bales Futures closed
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
ijuslness Gnanees.

EOR SALE at half price $4,000 an esi3b-
L lshcl successful respectable tTaCiye busncs Sails
for selling Address u tribune Uptown
once. IL Broadway.
GALE of DRUGGISTS FiXrURES-C OST
~ NINE THOUSAND DOLLAR>.-Ntl DE s0h Tor
TWO THOUSAND with the store ID busEes,. Or 10 b; To-
moved poor health tie cause; terns easy. Address
DRUGGIST, Box 80. Uai tford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
Uipioeno Nortfs.

OFFICE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAJ
ROAD CoMPANT, - WILLIAMS.
NEW YORK, March 2. I5''.D
NOTICF.-A dividend of TWO (2) per cent
" has th day been declared on tho stock Of us w
payable 18th day ~ April next bee Office OF lc rs
JeaUp. Co. TO stockholders registered ~ sch n o
clos ng Of tue bOoSs.
Transfer b'Oas viii be cOsed the 3!st INST ani re-
J. %. DUMONT. Trc1surrr
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
THIRD CALL.-2:30 O'CLOC
sArrRnAY. March l5-r. N.

To-days bank statement shows an adj
1al loss OF 81 42O 400 lega'-teuders aud gain Of
200 net loss Of O53,2OO reserve But because
Of reduction OF 81 800 depositsto which the con
traction OF 81 3l97OO in loans controuted-the surplus
reserve over the % per rule. was reduced only
S37O.75O leaving the net surplus S3sl4975,
against 81 100 s25 at the corresponding date OF 1873
Compared with the corresponding date OF 1878 Tue
present statement shows Loans Increased, S2345GOO
specie Dc creased 500 233 800 lcgatenders increased
Sss47 200 deposits decreased, i12l 500; circulation
decreased Sj75 900 The total reserve C$56,4s1'soO
now 26s2 per cent OF the total deposits against Zo9|
last week and 80 IS for March 49, 1873. The following
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

GARMER.-An American farmer; good ref
Il erences; would oyersre ant work iarn; wages. $40
month without bO lrd furnished fFrm shares
Westchester County preferred. Address Box 49, south
NOrWaI K. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
Gaplngs Dauhs.
Diui0en0 Nohees.

OFFICE oY THR HoMEsTAKE MINING CoMrASY,
No. 81 BgoADsr, AEw IoE.. March ~, 1879
DIVIDEND No. 3.
Tho regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF THIRTY CENTS
PER SHARE been declared for February. PAYABLE
the office of the Transfer Agents. WELLS FARGO & Co,
65 Broadway the Goth inst Transfer Books close tho
Goth inst ..,...., s-.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
5lluanone Wanteo--. .tlI!es

C0ACIlMAN.-By Il young Swedc. as coach
- city or country understands thoroughly The caro-
careful driver; YEAR, best refer
last employer. who be Address {. f..
Tribune Uptown Office. l23s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

The following were the receipts ana snpmen's ~ anu
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

WASHING, &c.-A respectable Protestant
w woman wishes WORK by the day housrclcanng or
washing wishes to be employed by an English iauliy
well recommended. No. 444 "a ave, cor. 2Jth-sL