davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

NOTICF.-TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
- THE COUNTY OR Ali HENY. -rAIE ~ Pes -
@YINANIh. The sinking fuG Commission 0f fhe
-gheuv state of f~nnryiyana yituo o. authority
Act n Assembly. approved tAe --4 Gy %
Ami. A ID. l~u.. to-nlt
-.a.iiaa 81 Ii.i Commissioners ~ the sinking Fund.
should be- tirT,a Ohfalf az below
far -h. uav outstanding u.u- ~ ra in rotation
tlie oW~-t number 0A-Lanlug
ara Id me ~ DOnt 0r bonds NOT beng -4lIcfrrd
frr six weeks 4v@rilsifr TIE Numbers ~
pai Commissioners shat deposit tue money there
'or lOs4fy of AlrgAN and tlr bond
for shan draw nffrost .-r-0n
ana Tie hodcr- bond shall lO5g
Vrrfng As aae N 40 nrSsIilss puh .ae in ilr llty
of tsau4- lr I4air pia ln Es~ Nsrs ff
hereby notify fhe holder. 0f Allegheny County bombs
that 0ef and iaiei follows fnNif No j. .
40 ~ l - l.. To- Il. H. 20. -I. p 23 - -. - r.
-. 80. - a tae lan.ary 1T. i,s3. maturing
Taruary isf. I-.s sili D. Dlf p--l
af to-. 6lacs Conn Controller Pss1ur-. rs. ant
The SeyrmDer lS7l a. wAca4ale al s1l
ceas gpun SD Jola4-.
iN z. NICOTINE. } sinking
aINN HARPER Fuun
GRO ALNXAN III. K. C,mn,iti-s
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
CorpordnoH No,ltes.

IMPAIRMENT Of PUBLIC WORkS-To
- Con.lariaa---l l-AI.fD PROPOSALS ,.ilaf.- "
received tis Office uAl .tflr 4'. il Ifi..ll<
.i-9 ~ alltn-. iflHe ri 4l- -ifffF
.auf- tnl 4l- Information -
',ity Record -of sale li So = cts ha.L
NOTIrE.-FlRE DEPARrMENT-SI ALED
y PkIFu-AL- fora 20 aff vi Hr rH"efr H nus
ulnoe ulfl. "Wednesday. lrolrr .J l-r E1r llor4LL
e. s. i,-tofi' ier ,.40 az $50. c-t. fan
TICE.-DEPARIMENT o. PUBLIC
~ CIALlrfE, ArD .uEaLcfI N--Pi t.- lis
viii br received tlr al.ce Charlie. aat
toll, 40 0t aa-a.o uAi Oe"ocr 80 '-.t ior IL s'l4
and groceries
Fo- faii l.sorlna.0r cry i ~ sale A. SO
City lIal-
CE.-DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
- CIfAEIr4f.- AND CyAAft. iDS.--l A4-f.A A445-
o. esfiu4fe nr cnvrrg rnluecf0l- al Lrevs
Hospital with Iar trirluz Al- cotton c4lf = Al
hr rt,eig-i I'd tu- ofi,. antii }. tYD~r -. l-fi
tof nlI ClI 4-ecIi Iiu f1r sale A. 3d.
Clty HA.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
BEANs AND PEAS.

pe.fpis ,Or Wt.a aus 5..-H pkss. Peas, -.Nll
iua f1rrfs Beans. So psg-.. Peas fui ng-h Liberal
r.e~ ufs ms a
faiit- .cr diam Hsl.uv eiI- Bat llr.s afe
..rrt sfe.f- lfd Enuaf tO rfIfy, win rot
very rra Gnnr here slue i.H inquiries 'or
nIar. Itl- flH pts lrf Email 90 '-i o'A
ffona. rrni4blv VIII cover 4lI rrt.r. NsN i-W
ea -sns and quntsilou~ are 1ut ffie u"r fan
nominal. demand lni lfu-I choice -l.
entirely foH nHes, wii4 biug 81 1, - bps sold a
/ .laf uLufr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

FWtGur AND HHaLiis-tifra
safA Annie. hr com
f,-ward have Acd iis county lt thcy o' ef
lrl All -urll sfOtl 3
ri . usual lre for rfol iraiL and while - 70
si..c. W- salca Jic feaIn
- 10 lrfis.ng n lai orlrE. barrels when opened
flarr hfio tfAn stems sna
-. IL ai.at wae a farmers pride The
d. rin u.,fh.r ha- toll fnria4y frmt ~ AZ
may havr Co ths OLAF eockr a
n, DAMN aus act AMI HfinE Al - 9
. -. - ....a Clos. ounces ~ fair demand a. ~
:. per bbl Ugt I.0r lVs hardly Sasble drASt eHA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
DiDioeno Nouces.

OfFrcE oP TIE Hogrsr,Kg Mfyrv- CoHPiNV.l
80 BElAD-r.
NEW oEk- October -. 4-.t.
DIVIDEND 30. 10.
The REGULAR MONTHLY DIvIDESD - THIRTY
CfNT- PR SHARE Las b-el declared Tor ,eIieI1rr.
payable ths office OF The transfer agents. Nes Fargo
Ca.. 80 Broadway. ga The Z. o. llsf.
Transfer DYoAs close ID ,le -OtA ir
n.E. pARSONs.
Assistant ~sfrefsrv.
SOUTHERN MINNEs sofa RAILWAY co.
- 81. Broade ~ NewYors f'e coryons eno rrtnar !.
l--9. .iakI noru- iIe -unf-.erI
nnesofs Company wl be- nlid Ald dfrr q
day tie uil.e FarlD.. Ina. -at iui-' tYmptng.
~ T. AcDaAgc-piaoe fNittkl lf.- ..I.E
thaiIrrsu Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15


Fxnor-s - Potatoes s2ff hnls; Oniors, 20 rkcs.
The supply Of rsh Potatoes oi TIE demand anf
The quiet AMI Rtit-- sweets
qlfy af steady Dnrrs onions iDu4al .4Y..f
snd rnle slightly n Russia Tr about tje
per lower Gu.e nirnf~ AID Other
vegetable ~ moderate eqle-t nt quotation
PntaO.- Eariy 4urnlt. Russia,
korc bbl. % 81 p hb ---G ] on
d. sweet Ye. Oa-cn. per io0. oos 90
low. "a. ...... 25d 80 Green Corn Fer
] 1
onions. Wniic. Dbl > UOQ > 30 squash. Msfruw,
Do. ised Vel DDi IL 20
10" w." ' Qua 90 IGo'...'........ ooe o.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

With coming forward aud
tinuCd weather quite active demand for
live cseDs rather better prices Ducks.
clanse More 0ue-hlf aae n 7c Or
poor order entirely worthless. There II sharp DE-
Good Grouse aud pr!ue ricsrd uu fair
prices same mgnf Justly b. sid Of az kinda ~ eanl.
Nci-on ~ igt supply and what n bong received Is
manly baf c0ndit Qu.ta only represent gOoI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Ia London. consols suffered further decline ~
L celr, later recovering 4lG ano closing al ~ =
both for money and account. lnltrd states -
per cents weIc uucha Cod al 1904. bat tbe - aud
d were = lower az 1N6L. and 1DJi, respectively.
American railway sccuriit, opened ioWet lN
response 10 Last evening. nome picfs-
Erie going down from 4las To 40, selling
as low 39i2 and ending AT 4Ol2 the
preferred stock sold AZ CC4 $50. second cou-Ols ~
~7l.d -75s aud funded - ssh. iinnos Central
decIieA y per cent 10 9sL2. leuusy wanna u 90
isl Heading 4 10 26 y. later selling at - -,
aud NrA jersey Contra 10 1O42 later rsinG u
-. In fars. The French per cents declined from
$50 90 $40.
Louis Kansas CITY and Northern Railroads having
been ra1lied by the stockholders OF the re>pcctve
companies. tne transfer books ot The old companies
WI remain closed until November - when an elec-
tion tor directors of The new e0mpauN-ihe Wabash
- Louis aud Pacific kmlroad-wIl Dee hello.
The gruss earnings o. the ionow'ns railroads are
ST PAUL AND sioux CITY
soar o. september s5.s5, sio,4.o ,s Inc slsoss
Dra4NcroS. CEDAR -nATIDs A,>n >oEIH-aS.
rir., week O, oetosez ss..e!s ,ssss: Inc. So
5auaarf % October Z. l,l''73s Lo'ss-i Dc Sl''o'
II Lois. Iron M.rNTAIS ANp ,ovlHlEN
.ss ss.sss1 ss2 P sss i3.9 Inc Inc SOIL ss5
WABASH.
iaa-Ty fi Tg' 10 On sS'' T. 5s55 sass,. Dee De To- io5s
MNNEAIOLls AID 81 LoCI-.
jIir . so. lfis-t3 44fHi7 4ht 1t."r'
me- receipt, OF -four ana gram ar the principal
Alliance puris tLl- iih DAY Of oct YDer were
New YORK
canal 3 Ha A5, o''H;s P', 99,, rla4 l.o ao''2n .s.
Flour -a,-'- ------ ------ --...- '... -',f
wheat oas- - 500 2,g2,o 4o2l5 ll.sy s.-7i
Com. hu.i- -u.,.1 4-lst -....- o,1-. o,sD ,u'.sS
f+1'' f1s 6usa S.i' 5000 -Gsoy 1850. s.-.5 $50 @
Io'. ,u.asao5oo -aS7i Z s7ssi. >. aoo5 lo-. ~
Al aud trom Buffalo to-day;
-kecel9t.-- --shipmsnrs
~ LAAe. l4i-uad> Cana i-I foais
vau~ nh.s ... 4.71G t,-Nf
vsea,. sas.i.... I52.-s0 s9ooO 2ssas0 l7o -
COM sa.N-J tiNNN -t-HiV 4--.tal
l''n
hfD. u4s4 s-iQ i'-''
N"'., -l.a 19-.755 c-fl0o 2,ti-o sti.5y5
Al auc from CLlcac0 and AlllNa Naukee to-day.
---i.,---iri>----- ---'upueafs --
Clsc4ga N vsISre. lnlcafl 30 ~tas-t
rour 1b s.-..--.. l4SiS 1851 a'-z -'l''
,t.,f. .,n.h - 8l4444 48s.s0D -.1-I o.. 90
com. nGsa-.---... --'.ffh tnU
afs. pl-l....-... 1Y.H4- ruu Ohn'b ~
hy,. bu-l---.----- 1907 200 '-'S 80
TdI.' 0l--. 7Os..ss 3-4 5-te.- Il...p
Tic following shows the exports exclusive of SP--
c. ir.-n tine port oi Acwl OIk for Gaze week ending
Ociob.4 aid since the beginning ol the }ear:
1871 1875 1870.
Torfle vrsk .... So. ~ -t-.3nt -. 300
Ir.r.uss ported 2l5s7l 80 2o7.6z1ri- -ol-t-.a'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

r,fr prvrp Mass -4-W ~ sales - 20 000 Dlecc
o.. .cuar.s cash. and 10000 pirors 6ox5G ri.i l
lI, ca-h fie fln tipth. rSat closed very strong a
r. hie and refused. an &C. asked
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
financial.

OPEN BOARD Of STOCK BROKERS Of he
OCITY 81 kHW-f DIRK. Old POST OFFICE. NasaE-sf.--
lie isi o. - se name. having been ~. E!e!i pa.
viii b. r-cfivfd uri ift fpr fls 1sr-s
bass 0 if lrkt lOU g. o+ received
basis ol 80 % and succeed names 10. of 0uo
Oct ~. lH7H q. 2. PAEkfk Ghaiunsr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

OPEN BOARD Of STOCK BROKERS Of he
OCITf q khW - ORk. Old Po-r OFFICE. NassaI~f.--
1aioa: s as VIII S % @ ii witt 'ui % ~ d ' fsr G % S-
On ba-i. Of f-o lhs lr8t lO0 names ~ ~ reee.yi
Oct j $40 j." '''''' ' e T. PAEKEG cssira,r
DROPOsALS for $4,000. 900, FIvE-YEAR
BONDS Offhe CITY ~ VIEW. YORK TNTERf-Ts q
: PR CENr, PAYABLE -EAIA@SrALLT. PhlSCI-
-sara 9roFoss vii be- isergoa the controii,rs oncs
nnri ihursiav p'to er - So. at ococA Wien fhs
r i s, ~ n, T "Ia ~ 10 e.. -, pre-, 'e. 81 80 ,9sa'-
sum o. s o0o .,aas - the corss .,sa ~ tie ciig q
resoiuSn board of Ks.nfis ani Apgori onn NJ
adopted 90. 80, 1873
pS Il az % q % s7 q @ Be 'pae q. 70 ne re- re-
sasi ON aocognr o. ocai imrryvrfrrs iae soy 4s7J.
EeEsterea bonds q - $50 $40 - $1,000. ary
VII --a,. Che amount f-ef an' "a prce per f10 theEs
is bonds WI ~ ssares o. f,a leeat bidder. andihs
rgat j. served 70 reject ny Or all bus mo niests o as
T5r TAI .rioriaat.on see CRY R.egri.."
ci'7 q Kew Yers. Fn.nc' Department. Dcl. a i3sJ.
rTHE CINCINNATI. WABASH and MICH
t'tAN hAILAoAp. -rk, -Ttt-. -AiE y RAIL
.isn D trustee Hrae q -,ra e' y lri.t e1r, 81:
70 them aaiea or ih. M e. a., eay e ,a ~ ssa e,s E. ~;
COMPANY. p'1ncpa Interest u which and or
as ,9i g. ,1in i "a, N a. b so i, s1i ar y. - a
aa I a ~ u if .. q, g ,. q, i ~ & l dat, n i IN.
stat" 4 Indians ~ - -a- a. pnic anrion o fe izh-
81 odls, ior & p.rp,se Of - a. siI ,o. a. n
P,s l., Can 4rerrg. ~ % M sonir =, IT, is15 sa
sicl.yaE ly Va of Msuou aDa.a, "a srss snd Goshen.
Together wlih at tie fixtures erd prHl rrr rfrei -
-crbei fhe forth D -fif
Dc fitnrs
O. the Tho m "a
n for sa rar ano 80 estate r-ss hril Ia
fie tpri1fL- % -nld win rl lluFfilDuts and arpr
ten ances nos on n an @I - nR stock - ever fe Grip
lfi 10y at lrd ir orsrafls -sd risd.
~ every
u1a aln Fr0p.rtl r-us 49, nix and IA &C. 40
~ -slH
4rurf-anf if- operation and a iesus Drfs
proceed, ~ -r.i roai ne flr
aud u the and lands f1fesa. and The hanrhse
szhfs add ny eser 4 sa- D,p@Ay nl he o~lss % ssi
4lrc Of a. lr0Ai.
TIE terms ssiD VII Do cash out The Trustees VII
~ lElr-t bl.
90 T.oad company secured ls raL deed ~ iru.f fsr
Il f4e fife fIcrfal ant H.li1
De ap9 cable t0 fhr rc1t - such bomb sri tt t4
nrncse+z ~ ra sale l rulHr hY air Seed q
trust being eHLlued 20 a. equality .sca proeees.
IEF4EA d. WADE,
AMA-A ~IFhI.
Trustees rlu.rL "a -id 1tsl ~ rst.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

P4-eiots for 2g.7ft last v-ek. 45l5n
boxes corresponding week isst yeaI ,-4o EIpos
Tor .- -.. 49,. o-ire iae last ,if. 4 lt7
uslrr- flterflol csDe quottiluf- nfu az 5.- Inrfe
. u suc excitement TIE country tie iuafArts ~
Tlca ant Fails vfsfr1af dfNeiopsd co siderable
affengti though uDcl bushes. IHusa Tel
Fas1u r. crflv are d~i-rmiu1d maze g0ud of
hsr er- o-. g. sfth -rfcn and
wiling pTescri Iflces IN THIS ctr t-fe ls
lffte ether Tesserfa' raftrddf
Uecriver- are asking u fYr Fancy
put -ar of a. ard That made "a
tine nom. trade Exporters they follow suth
neres paid country uisss foreign mafAe-
ufur To Improve The OF business iisey o. ur
small the coming week just What turn he market vi
a.fIrn rf.a. u IA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
/ ONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
y -----n ~ ---n Aa.---. ". O. L-.--nn -ll-e.

NEW-YORK. LAKE EkIE and WESTERN
- RAILROAD cOMPANY.-rnr~uart 20 statute, pubica-
tOu % TIC following bylaw adopted by tAc oold
Of D. .ccfurs
annual meeting n h0Ii and cEi of.rs FOR he
sr, sus hs le a fr IA Office Of te
oomrauv tre CITY ~ Sew OK Iues'fa.
Novem the poll az q aud
open two hours. ior such uin" TINE as iH-y te
oniu. n Iu4pe toys Il Ee non. poll
a Then present AZ nrrilue of thr DTerflr punr o.
c election Carer InspDcius n -rruoh -a b. ap oHi,i
Thirty ray- ~ flnr place uf -lr Ou
ie gwen ~ nu1Aang tle same in tso uf more news
Uail.s ~ N~s-l tLr ~ of ia an
TIC lt Grrcfor, eAa DE- Noit4 fnr ny Jl iF fl nni
shareholders p-rs0n or by rroNV Al hatder- of
bonds srd -.se registered owners u lu-- Tor
friy prevI"I- election OF directors. Id meet
shall De o. ruc election
and a. sta klaldsrs. and o. c4-t
hundred ~ the prime n o hr bonds bell
iirn regulations tie directors haas
time to iiNe RiOgt'
Isl ordl OIL fie Board ~ Directors.
Oct. =. 1873 A. n. hat atDoNOI n. secretary,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
gct Cream.

CUSSELL'S ICE CREAM is the ise-' - l per
-.on dravsrst Cn ari'tt's - ce.s<i a.
~ IL 10 usase, ops~-lte Cos2cr LuscsaiS
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Fnr fhe xcek cndnE or. II. ls12.


f-~rerqi fs,rerf.ofs
send orr good articles. Tao ani other expenses Fat
NJ poor eo1. flf evcryttnF m srDd orler An a'i'',r
AID uf,eu lIfa- sale altrf j
q RI a g1gr s.orrny APPEARANCE ais iacK
vii NOT allow fte contents 20 change aluuf
.. reui. n gu. irl. nuefui wltA Nara
MAINLY win sf-Ic.-l lr'fifl u % cnui MS
barrel fne letter
tuc. - Ing what z, -'4t te route iln, o.
ahpuid iurln-efi
A,,nv. .raa fr number -, I
r reputation goods pa best shI- 30 hat lolr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Tic following shows the exports exclusive ot ~p-
o. f.- tine port oi Nrw- oIk for ti.e wrck ending
O,lob.l 7 4 AID since the beginning oi the }ea1:
1877. 1875 1870.
Tor fle v.sE Sa.'+ ..sh1 ~ -t-.t-a 80 $500.
Tfr.u-s 81 . ported 2l5.s-ll7 2376z7.ri- -oIt-.ta'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

FT-TIE hENIIT- tHI - I---T'kIETT -, =
Pecsrfr Brled Fruit Tor the week, 30 Fkga- with -
pkgs u PeanHfs EKpOrts Si Dfiea AppleA bbia- Tic
in,,..f al Dom. o. Fruits u rTfl
if lr.a, il 0 10. Hfer i1.cts th
oui An srls ILr aincA oi pi AIpra 20
fr uuuiao4i- dillsf llfsfnii- are dour CON
.ilrrablr b. cto ots Las racAed 80 icAiy
Us AZ glcuty ami veIl dlL- auOat cns;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

sfDLN--E demand rerf trrn sac. n.' hhii7 tea
,1c PORTO Rico. s-a g, G. New orleans. 2 q ss
sns he sane relnarl4 all arpy TO -o,cn Am. c.n
M. J.. quoted Oh he spot s-SeF.. . = - forEe
ton s. cotuess $50 ,umnertee. -, 80 ias yey lli.
a..o.d - sss stcci sse -crai lrm ai 80 rg Tin
nm i"iFs rn rsi'ss - ~ acta sirSng ehsrrai
Am Plate q zaqs7 % DO Terne $ 81 q y Coke Tn,
ot fo conrou Domestic. afcr OF loj ions
Spetrr ann os6 - ior Common domestic Ingot Cop
AVA sTni i.Is-~T. Of iuIl.ent.ne quiet n't a. nm
a. si'raAy 7"4e- A. hi ~ > - 80. Co1pro. to Cs-i
- - ~ 10" 70 EhI t.s "a - .TS a. -. Ten s i" m
on CAKh-Qu.,t "a nrL Western pas rs =.
oCEAN IREl lr,- business ilif rate STEADY Liver
pool sieaa' 30 ,-.es Co.l.n -. - ~ ~ sn1d i5
& f. a. S,t.G F5.-cs -. iii o tous lie@s,lr nclt
c,s,ss ,- - Cd 700 Iar, through g Der 100 2.
tons Mslsurcnivui G'ais 2ss SOs lovo D'Ars lesse
70s; 500 lscon 200 cases Canned "',s Is
ea 90 IS Besi ~ si "a ~, e.lss HSg- r,uga I'd Si @
% g,se. p' s9s hr..toi -tsan i4.56 bail. G9al 81
So b 500 hl. flour private terns 30 boies Cheese 00s
~ DoAss tG e y irsme. sea. iss7 s.is Cot @ On e
SO aao'a. y's, ~. +nes t.sase" ~ mar-s' %
go ess ae M 3 a. lV a1a Si. i. ESQ es Lara fes'
I Messii eiaeni Soss o. .9 Nsi a. barn to
III 10 ayou6o ao0 ao . BRUSH nip = AniVs en- loo0
do - sd: sak "a 'of- ior "refs 30 30 o.
o. i-an bark. suine sosaes az rair sn ni It@..al
bark zsHe voyage. eapsN -, T lr,r-s ss 10 isdos 51y
"a $50 bbis arluo reirsel4 &c. Dulh brig - '.esl.
a. Norwee1an bg Lisbon fol orlsrA ~alith "i ~plp
,sdr sNr. American ship --r IONS, o. Aifirs iOi ti-
ar. 4Offfi 42-ci American Duk, OBS t"nr'
.sftn sare VOYAGE private trfuIss American DsfA
l,,ss ship 90 toi 4 A-aei- i.r ,l.
-,r-V'rI- ARRIVAL and A. alter
American 81 l.JDu " al r4nc's o EehrIl esIs"
--rr-rr --st J." ha1ii
,rs,eo Ir1s Aeaui.T, II, iona. 20 harrt. geu' r
e.rrO al curlauI WciaH Ore l.y tons ~ CO.
80 rt tar1ur baIk, - tons Z" lTe.t
e.rera cargo .ryae terms b. ltish br . lfs et 70 Lar
Bu0SJc- rum 'iiale 1'- NO. "
h the nntiueuL $500 bDis. ht.Hel itifproH -
- N1rweg1au bark sud fAlsi 4Utp d. ~
fo.a. Trinidad. L = -rucrsi cargo 1-.tt
;ro., -ssssfisish stestnsf 70 Ayet"oi Io.to
ID suutlrf tasrr Cotton. lc. brltlah ship ," "a %
Ia, asf. afsAal sn.g ErriusL -eiinn, &C fnh Ai4
a0aua SU ioih IA SrN YORK i.eN"lu - ,o
qrirf Al NcN tcsi'fu -a4rs .in'
fs Crsils -.fsn export AUD go bniA 'i A.ll =.
Ifuar.i American. - 1o-e Di4'1~ % y
t.e- Prfme iArl. s2foac- crude Ar.iiahe, - . ~.
f,..,,..a str Grade sperm 4Sc tfh-e ~ h-ies -
90 -.nfl-rl 40. Iur Nultltrl. At cal lOr Outi.l
d--n ...t.,.
ss.ey Caira Cav sisasz. TO- EDetsiL - l
g--.rrv. -yutnrfu. -!f4Sll %, piuc. S4A4e - :.
Wa.ta a. 2UssI ~, OcATe lsS4 -. SseAA- S<s
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Receipts for week 5.52 pkgs isst week So" pks.
c0rfesluHatng -.o&3 TkEs. Win reoln'
bot
e market aad MARKS ive De- -Oio az outside
rrur@- demand tor lined lgBa
luoialnuss
Tenn \ Y doz 60 Do Inferior III ~
y We.tsfu..-....I4 ulHis state. Liefei a -
o.. Iuirrlor. y ais western. LAIn'd..- Glo
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

NAN NIUIh hN & IlrT R.it. lfOrs' md tIYfll
VI tsioes. ~ Bonds bought g ol FrHL -. Br14.-st.
(,AS STOCKS.
All and Brooklyn Gas stocks. anf lso all knIs
UI Brooklyn .lEtsfmtIf Ties. lcaf ID
GEG. 81. rRG>TG~- - BEOA D->r.. y. Y.
HAN IBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
r..DNI If-~ ,niders ans holders nf proxies Nio
rI t0 ue te rnmnanr Of certain rr-c"rs who have been
4NsiiLg n ~ flr
'lfvr paif"-e-f si wl-h The c0rlran- Tho
roslon To- anu ellen financial
coalition rut lr e. ana all wA1 Ns 20 enhance The value
~ Their property rerpcf uy iriiei T. send tltr
proxies, " appiy .0r furflcf ruilnl, o.
ANIHUN1 a NfFPHANT.
10 Bfo4d--L. New i ork
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01

- Another victory in the East shows
the correctness Of the Democrats view
that the Democratic tide was steadily
rising in that section. Baltimore joins
with Newark and the Connecticut towns
in advancing the Democratic standard.
On Tuesday the Democrats carried the
city by Il maj ority of nearly 5000 against
the combined Republican, Property lIo!-
dcrs and Greenbacllers, electing the may
or and all but three of the city council.
The election was closely contested and
the actual result 4 surprise to the local
politicians. 1t indicates (: majority for
the State ticket in November of from 49,,
900 to Is, 600 in the city, and ono of the
largest Democratic majorities that has
ever been given i'll Maryland.-N. O..
Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01

~ The Board of Health of New Or
leans have at last Gone an act that, we
are satisfied will meet the approval OF
every one who has a wish for the welfare
Of New Orleans aud the country general
", in passi nG Il resolution removing al
internal restrictions on commerce, so
that hereafter cotton, etc, can come to
that city from Memphis and all other
points along the river or 10 lroaI We
are glad to learn also that the bOar;! has
recommended the removal of all restrict
ions against eNtcrna! commerce, and That
the Governor has issued 4 proclamation to
that effect. This is cheering
news, indeed, and we trust it will be
many and many 4 day before ii may be
deemed necessary to hamper the trade Of
New Orleans again by restrictions whic i
are we'll nigh aunil,iatucy..
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01

- Though shaking like an Aspen
Leaf with the chills and fever, the victim
of malaria may still recover by using the
celebrated specific, Hostetters Stomach
Bittcls, which not only breaks up the
most aggravated attacks, but prevents
their recurrence, II is infinitely prefera-
BILE to quinine, not only because it does
the business far more thoroughly, but al
SO on account Of its perfect wholesome
ness and invigorating action upon the
entire system. Testimony is concurrent
positive and ample showing The decisive
raturc of its effects, and that it is 10
mere palliative. Physicians couccde its
excellence and there is Il constant influx
OF COMMUNICATIONS from persons i'll every
class of society avouchinG its merits, and
bearing witness CT its superiority over
other remedies for malarial disease. 1t
is especially popular throughout the
West. wherever fever and agro prevails.
as It does in many of the tairest and
most fertile portions Of that vast regiou.-
I'm.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01

A CRUEL IOAX.-Last evening, just be-
fore sunaoHn, Il gentleman who was sit
ting by his window on North 3 street,
casually remarked: ''There goes the wo-
man that George Browns dead gone on
His wife, who WAS in the back room get
ting supper really, dropped Il plate Oh the
to0r. stumbled over the baby and ran
like uuarter-horse to the window with
-.'Where' where !! Tell 'ne Guicl; :"
'I'he one with the long cloak-just at he
corner" Then the woman at the window
said in tones in deep disgust: ''Why,
that's Browns Wife" ''Yes, exactly" re-
marked the brutal husband quietly. Then
the disappointed woman went back and
got the supper ready, but her usually
sweet disposition WAS sourcd for the en-
tire evening.-Nirginia (NevadD CLrou-
icie.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01

PULASKI MAECII-A CENTENNIAL SOU
vaNIE--FroIn Ludlen 81 Bates South
orn Music House, Savannah, Ga, we re-
ceive q copy Of Pulaski March, writ ten
by Prof. Henry sShoelier, Of Dalton, Ga,
specially for the Savannah Centennial,
October 9th, 1879, and played by the
Thirteenth U. S. Infantry Band at the
laying Of the Jasper Monument corner
stone. The piece is elegantly gotten up
and reflects great credit on the enterpris-
ing publishers. It's superb military title
page with ithograph Of the magnificent
Pulaski Monument, of which Gen. Lafay-
cite laid the corner stone in 1923, is wor-
thy of framing and will make Il tasteful
souvenir Of this grand Centennial. The
March is brilliant and inspiring, but not
difficult. Bands are playing it generally
and it is voted 4 genuine success. It
should grace every Southern girls piano.
All Music Dealers sell it. Send 20 cts,
for Q copy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01
A FEARFUL RISK FOR GIRLS.

The pastor Of 81 church in one of our
large cities said to me, not long ago: 81
have otliciated at forty weddings suce 1
came here, and in every case, save one, l
felt that the bride was running an awful
risk. Young men of bad habits and fast
tendencies never marry girls of their own
sort, but demand Il wife above suspicion.
So, pure, sweet woman, kept from the
touch of evil through the years of their
girlhood, give themselves, with all their
costly dover of womanhood, into the
keeping of men who, III base associations,
have learned to under-valne all that be-
longs to them, and then find no repen-
lance in the sad after years. There is
but one way out of this that can sec,
and tllat is for you-the young women Of
the cotlntry-to require in associations
and marriages, purity for purity, sobriety
for sohriety, and honor for honor. There
is no reason why the young men of this
Christian land should not he just as viz
tuous as it's women, and if tue loss ocsoci-
ETY. and love be the price they are forced
to pay for vice, they will rot pay it.
auiillb Win sadness tnaG not all our
young women are capable Of this high
standard for themselves or others, but
believe there are enough earnest, thought
full girls in the society of our country to
work wonders if faithfully aroused. Dear
girls will ynu help us, in the name of
Christ: VIII you, first of all, be true to
yourselves and God; so pure in your in
ner ard outer lie that you shall have IL
right to ask that the young man with
whom you marry shall be the same? The
awful g";f Of dishonor is close beside your
feet, and i'll it, fathers, brothers, lovers,
u ID sons are going down. Will you help
US in our great work -