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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-30
Economy.

AR- EoIroE--A few verds on this w5rr subise,
nay ssea eat % place. bat they to present
ths=sslTss- Eeoao1y il j1iiciSus 1ss Of means 1t
eozzand; arotiing needless waste, and making
raca application Of thsz .s ziH result in greater
gsod thIa # the application E1s not made Ihoagh
this a0s. strictly speAking the assnTtioa of the
Eori, II i II ;his VII be ssed II this uri.iuz
II any seas. eeouozy is 10. ueaauess or parsiaouy,
and every way IL aaa proper. Us opposi;s uas..
i, zisass Of. or a s4aaassring Of tie means n
oos's es0u1ad- Ecsuoui-zi zss CT means is aIzavs
prsPsr; oae saa pssIs.s zs4us. however .s.pls.
vb5-h eaznst be used fsr the god Of son. eue. Or
ofsozs esazzni,y. Especially is eeozouy nesdfal
vhsz ths ordiaAry means Of living in coefort ara
found ta &c seaaiyr ard ss1s people uzEer want
T.is "a tue Of e5Gnsaities as well n. iudiFidsaIs
Tss-s ara thoss Eao vi always II any eirc.u-
,tAness Eto are Always craving more They. are 1.
hopeless ela.s. aud nay As well diszi-s tkea a,
Eastsfal sIP<sdisars rr;tsa o. their every
Ensazeat 1ad rheir sEs-y nsEs1sat- Il nay oecar
70 some ziads that eeonoay uoald no. Be oaE Of
place here Il desc IsIauss At the present tine We
have bsea a-cuEt01sd 10 Zrezr waste. which might
b zisesisvoas Il car poPsIatisas eoutinss to
duiadIs sway Bat have Gzszg n soas very
respectable pespIs uho are poor and nesd. net car
osssut.tioas gifts, bat to be pat in way to help
the@ssiFsaf and By earsfaI and via. s1peaditare.
which Is Art il tsefs be able live IN eoufort
e TIE zezus =, hAnd- Lex :. ths1 eo1siasr kss 20
NAY Do better tha1 ss are ssisg.
1st- We nust have szan esins- Ths great aud
r-h natioas of The s.rth eaadessssd 70 tbsz In
FzrshaHag small arsss great Iors is sztLiBsa On ors
party bs1lasr ehangs eannst bs mads- Rahsr it il
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question Of who viii succeed President Hayes
in the White House al Washington, by making
a nomination for President, in the National
Convention IN lSSo. from party adverse to
both the old line parties. Indeed, such an
event would bring 70 the front for President
Ter, who would be acceptable 10 that class Of
voters who are opposed TO both Democrats
and Republicans, and in such contingency,
might compel triple candidacy for President,
with the chances greatly in favor Of the new
and really dangerous element, we mean the
working masses, who are So thoroughly lua-
hus6 with the doctrines Of the Communists Of
Europe and the United States, When we ind
such men as Wendell Phillips and 5, +, Butler
working in harmony, with an eye sirgle TO
the Presidential contest in iS>0, 1t requires NO
gift Of prophssy to fOre;ell what is in the
wind. WeDdell Phillips, has always been in
advance in his Judgment Of political events III
the United States. HIS large hearteiDess aud
generous nature naturally lead him into ac-
tive sympathy with the lAbOring masses,
struggling against hard times, chartered mo
nOp0lies and the currency question, aud he
sees very plainly tl,ai in the present disinte-
grated condition Of the heretofore two leading
political parties, that it viii require but 5
slight divergence from former political afslia-
tiOns On the part Of the masses TO effect CON-
plete revolution in public sentiment, IN which
the people, and no. the politicians, viii come
OF victorious. Such contingency is by Nc
means problenlatical
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The Political contest i'm California
for Governor.

There i at present fierce political contest
gUing on N California, with three candidates
II the E=Id for the oace Of Governor. The
Yorkinguen's party, the old lice Democrats,
and the Republicans, have each candidate.
and each Of the above parties are il death
struggle for victory The election, which takes
place N September nszt, will be the first
under the new Constitution, and when II Is
remembered that the EuEknguen Of the State
came within a few thousand votes 5,oo0) Of
defeating both Democrats and RepubIieznz, we
cannot see much chance for ! defeat cf the
WorEnguen's candidates IN the present cou-
test. unless great reTolutlou las taken place
II public sentiment in California, resalt, We
Do not believe, from the signs Of the times and
the temper Of the people. The hard tines
II California, which press 80 soreIy upon the
agTicuIturistz and mechanics, viii serve TO
stimulate the Iaboring element to renewed ex-
ertioas, not only 70 eIzcs their ticket but to
sustain. BY popular verdict, the new Con-
stituti0u, which i claimed BY the Working
mems party as their peculiar political work.
We confess 70 great rnisgIvings as 10 the fa-
tUIe welfare Of the State of California should
the Norkinguea's tickst Be elected, because
Of the sentiments uttered by the candidate
CHr. Ehitsl for Governor Of California On the
Eo-kuguen's programme This Mr. White.
who seems IN all ether respects to be gen
tleuaa cf Intelligence and ability, Is at the
sane tine As fsaatical and rzbid As Dennis
KsaEnT, the denzgugus-
Ths result Of ths gubernatorial contest in
Califuuia In September nszt, may decide the
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LLLLL-N

= -is Ez1- = az Ez--zl-- G--.t<
Sz-I- l-e iu,srs<s C p1slis peace, trzz. you
~ -s1 g11- i-1zsazs tarozzt tie colzuns of ysur
E-q= 9, aa--s - r-sEsst ne fac alaru & the
-'SSze-=rua- Fsl--- Z I rsFo-tse IN zst S1fzr-
1E-iE 49, 4 klz11r case Eas re1o-res few
=E-1s ~ lsoz- he saze visitor il 4 palEtiaI
-=Ezaes l. N1nzzz TaII=F Ehic6 p-oTsc 70 Be
--=zs Iz1 ~ tas uszzaso-s Il great fear Ian
--=.e-r uT F1-E-s L. znE .szz-s ro- thzt i Z
e. Ct Ne z1s- c-a=t 1=t-1h.1-hoocs IN Eouoiulu
Eze 80 E-1z- u- Fisitur rsPorr=E.. vas reTs-
Eezz1 - q L14- i1czz-F and ! really oeizTe rkar
-E rl-lz - clzz-4i1l-E E-s- * uncer The IN
GE@r-e "a crlcE~- - t1-cies of Earl=r's Ehcsf
&nre elr-4l- cl-paEE arrived here theT have
-AkEz 70 F-a--iz< pis,nl sh0otizE zErl Iz-= kozrs
~ Z---t[ e--1-EErI-E r1errtg rEe Ives Of rh-fr
ne-1cSz zzT Ee-e r-zz-E ttaf unlsss the Isu
- SO - SO r--cticz Ne Eay erpec- huIIef
-EuE-t C-r 1-41 U1Ec-- oeizE tte E-I-rv ua-tv
- u-1r rsEr-E 20 se@ ~ ls the clrter Il :
E1rE- t11- 1-er E1-1 r-Acr-s q PISTOL sho5tfnr a.
--zEtE ZH@les Az s1-z-s hare been fozrt 90
-hx -=--1r--- E1c=s- Ard hoping thar nlfns
5zs-inE NJ C ks- cz-y, rs=z- I-lly.
EEzEscz
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"A .---1E---zle1E Is o-tsu uads &C the
49, i- E--e tlroz zrz dawn n Eouolulu-
I i= $40 ---- --=rs seszs q 1s Eaat Of system
u -A= ==--71 emp 7Es5, G. lax q tzeEuzut in
- s=-=--Ll- o. uzz=s fru7 E1ich The parzzs zre
GzEl I--=-szaE e--iz=az sso-la uos ssriousIy
az1 = s--Fi-E : --1rz l-1I=ss IA IL ls4lIlL art
zz=z- ny - loc, uaiess tAsrs seems 10 bs II
-=z=s = -1e sss-sz u ssIectioz q uzuss- whsu
- ZE o. c=--4l- z=a are freszz1tly dr1Wu,
s1 Ee1 r-uper-T cczplEiz- For ia Ecuslzlu
l1e-- 4-s s-=el=a- z1Eo=r u szi-aoie Ken frcc
- - e-zH 80 -1zt y 4 sTsrzu of rotation Ih-re
1=z1 D ~ ocezsl-l = crzE tEe s1Es ca-- for
z-- --1l rEa tens l- I've Tzars- L / highly
--azs- -lE @ E---er q rs uu5l5e uarrre the
ssz1 =Zzl1F=1 s1cz-1 e vel z1cerssood -
- a. u94-z1 i=e-lz- zezc Be r1i=rtzizeG oF
az 11e E44- % z-e4 c-rT TEe law seems 10
EHe4=fE s-41e 10 rh= G0Eer1Cr ard one of the
-l--@ @ a-1ft systeE u ru-ztio1 = 4te1 all te
1a--e a. = = iZpo-ra1t lzzr tie Cozrl sLoul1
1-l= - sF1aa--F ~ c5-Crzrztiou of TX iururs
A. - 80 y s11EE r-zr he eZi=ti1E system !
-z-a-zz z-- - : IL y rE1l-c paeF t1r tLcse
- A. z=Eo-sl-lz % ~ Z * kzoEu-
CrrIEuy
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= = Eia-- q - Er-zisss Gsz1=e-
1E4n s-H-I- =5sasb BE i-,s-ssrizE = yszr readers.
G NJ lI1zs l. Ts=-sslE = E=ar rAs FrsEr-as eE tie
El-=lai E-a Waz=EE Eaz Ro11 On the sofa
zlz=s u. Easz E-zks vas S-iSsa O. tie survey.
.zr z-r=-z h--ksz AID rse srsr zhsrsifsu & sa-tk
-1-sEI g - E-E1si AID the I7lh izsE tie ErIt
s----- e - r-aG E1z s1=Plssst a1i a. e1-z-zi.z
ezz u11ss- ever K sd sr=eiL t--i-s z-s of Ga7y
u-rl-H-r4 Ez-4 t1ez- On the 2Ise inG-- tie Erz-
1rnlr1- M-e nnr1mmp11E1s. trHiz pAsaed ever the
rE H1 a r--uinE rsgulH-sr tA=rs trains Of frsirh.
mmn4 urs- n@G wi-A sEse1al zr1iz az1 thea and
~ -Ez1r ranErzs-s1 tran rzzzfzg. i 1aEss
Ez@ tF.iF- Ere-T-kzzE sszGs . = - stir-sssps
EAEz. Jziy s. 1s7s- = KcEIssz1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-30

takse up IN soGs small Arsiss which the party aess
net ase. P o. stamp is pat il the eOeks, TO be
stack irrSsrievaAy - something else ssa lost. or
change is net naas at all, sse party or the ether
lss;nsa. That tAis lOss Aggregates a large sau in
the Islsaas thsrs Is ne dSahs and il Is chiefly in
the iasrSs, Of traders whe. ef coarse have alsays
opposed the Of snail eSias Bat the less in nSney
Is sGan compared WITH the 1isshssf Gess BY the
Fr~iisAl habit whSeh the practice Testers,
ID. Va seed eRs e<s: p0sss} ssrSs. A letter erdi-
nsFiy ccsts tee writer fear eents, counting the
sssap- More than half The letters ur,ltsl weala De
sAer business lust as well 2eard costing eas cent
ssrialy lessen the 1RahSr Of iva sssGps sali
ard also the pF0kss Of The statOasrs- Shall use
What Dc Res nssa IN order 70 sePPert-but will
not sessA tas sesisrss. We need na1h houses for
snsh reaseneFs as voald earry II Oet in Setien.
81. We casAt 10 make the way between producer
aaa eSesHasr sh0rs aud iasxPeasive possible,
Instead sf which ne sena all ne produce To MARKET
BY way sf Hsselsls sai pay extra one freight. Oas
sgSaey, TIVE eartzkss snd several ean5hogs, esasns
rspzirs and loSs Besides which is Insurance less
tse ard other losses whssh saSres we'll be specified
aGi ~hieh apoaHt 10 very tangible san. as every
eas sagSssi ir the business knows.
We will show that this Is u0s for the interest Of The
country bat entails ia@eass needless expense
vhsch seriously irlsrsres With the ses,eSs Of Oel
greatest essInsss. the sugar trade Middle cost
ss nsea 0es a. eitser cad and il Daay case,
they es sSsp~nss3 Sith. Il IS not necessary thai
all the sugar produced At the Islands ~ H0nolula
Il eAa a. well be shipps1 direct the farege market
froa several parts 0f the Islands znd fersiyn car
sOes he lSs6sd from the vessels eOnsg for saga
81 tko<e parts INSTEAD Vf sOing through Honolulu Il
inesr several needieSS costs.
: tor Of sugar leaves KAhalai for San Francisco
il pays freigh, and IS received BY the agent il
San FFsEeise0- Nov. saPposing this toa Of sugar
instead ef gV;ng direct TO narkes, is taken srst Il
He19Iala and theaes - San Francisco. Il pays q
aGgfelgn-
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Balance rSGaiuing ................ .......S lie %


Tea dollars (Slei multiplied hy se 0ee tons. which
Is somewhere yearly product, is s2oO 900
All this needless expRGdltare-iOr Whatl Waste (!
wauton va<tel, What standing reproaeh TO our
needy Islands Night nSS be wiped away BY its judi
eeas rss2 The less 0Hly sssa,s to fall on few III
siVpda1is,-iE does se:aaly tall every nAa. woman
and ehiiG il Islands. making cur prO6ts less,
eartziing u living 10 comfort sad deeeney
and reducing population by absorbing that hich
veEld support greater nGnbsr.
+rh- ExeaIuge and transportation, instead of beiB
made diEiegs possible iR the interest Of few
men. should be facilitated by every possible uea1s.
If this eznu0t be otherwise done. importing aSsoeia
ti0ns might Be formed having limited number Of
iGdividaals u each, and BY such aseaey would be
satisfactory they might port select goods such
they need and as much as they need having them
catered At the Custom House in common, aud re-
esiving them FRESH instead Of sh0pworn strong in
stead u rotten By Ase without paying profits TO
ihres, four hands through which many VI the
goGds Ne consume pass. Being Imported by the
consumer. they w0uld uog pay leease for selling.
Or If some 0f the gOOds received were not wanted.
they might Be sold ou the e0-opsr1tEs plan. or on
o0GisSSo1. ~ many g00is are nov S0id.
Sth. We sa01i1 Uzn1fAetcre paper. Our Islands
abound in 66roas plants. There are the two shrubs
fruu which kaPa made which. together With
several ether pI4ns, would produce strong WraPpin
paper, an article much needed. The r4mis which
could Be raised easily w0ald produce .trong fne
paper ike that used for bank netss-t And ladies
bonhets might be made Of that combiaei With some
ether. cheap that they could have = one every
meath, and as eleg4et might be desired Though
mOG0p0Iies desirable they woali be better
than that such business should not be started
9th. The expenditure Of public moneys sh0Eii be
wisely made AMI ieAlsusly SerutiniIed. A railroad
10 the States carried far from the best course
entail Of much east by crafty man to serve his
eve psrp0se Tisy Z; kia do It. Let the public be
ssEvel and let the public know who 'rinds his avn
axe 10 doing it.
Ith. Chad stock, coed machinery and good seeds
cost little than bad ones but IN prof, the differ
scee IS vast The applies IN a fold measure
to good Gen- Let the eoua,ry be ilsi With good
PopRation While It Is 10 power, population Who
will thrive sad ppholI those principles which will
tend TO the happiness Of auy country. This IS true
economy, and these o1ly few of the many
things which oecar just as of pressing import
Aree- And. as the enae,ments say All other prin-
eples ssd actions parts thereof IL contraveution
ofths above stated principles and practices should be
hereby iiSeoutinusi. l. BAILEY
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WEDNESDAT. JULT 80, 1879.

Their Maies;ies the King and Qneen re
turned or Monday last, On the schooner Wal
oil, from Hama, Maui.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT CaEAEG Toe x
ard AZ YONG CHOW have ms dzy sid All fesr IN
In the Rana4 Zee Pzntzon Iz2nd q Oahu 70 the
ndtrzagnsd- fkerssore hare the sane
GfeHf rhhs 6ztE- WONG LEDEd CO.
alaaiaia. Jay S, Isrs Tsia
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR MAHOGANY CYLINDER
~ Wd1nz Dez<- Also one izSge sid Music BOX,
AID one Gurkoo Clock Eor particulars eDQ1re ~
.ss ins JOIN YOrT cos. EAAhamaaa =
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HnTIcE To THK PusLIc.

THE PTBLIC II HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Mr. Z EIasso1 NY Authorized Agent settle all
0usszndzg q ne ADeEsezn ?. g. o. and sew
lrg lG@cnine Co. rhe H4Ezl11r Isazdz
{ 2 kSOx. Manager Of
A. 2 H O. and g n Ca. szn Frzocisco. Cal
Nay =, Is-z 7sS =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-07-30
L1.E 81 Licenses Expiring in August.

--r-1 b 1erE1T r-Tsz t11= al Lcszses r-s- bs AZ
Fr- i- -l---z lzzsrl= OE-cs- zn1 Al p4-szs trs
--l-e- Sll-- l-aE - r=1sw eE-l-1s Llcezsss
z -a ar- l--z-zE $50 l1Te ls--1c-zlas .rose-
60 E--z-- -ls--sl--. zz- p1--ss z1-< ezszsss
SAk-L q WLLDEE-
Lzz=sr q lzs Ialsrc-.
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Ezs'7s % z=s Eara4Az saTsz-=sa- q sas e=.o=--A-
z= o. s-al F-ll- ssla, sL8oc Gze ss.lo0 81 se Ea1
zzaz $780, -as Ezs.A- T-sasu-v
SLMOS 4 EAAI
Nlrzs-zr & FErarcs.
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ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,

rs ans General Agsnrs- View YORK. c. s A.
an the zo-s Hne Of wzIrhzn EatrhAs for sale 4,
ne sso-e OF n NcISERSY, Sic Agent fo- rhLs King
c1z-
AIso, AEzu. fsr the GoRHAx STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trads szvPtied AZ the LOWEST PRICES.
"a
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ArEHzarezry e1zzirnse hzs rzp1rts5 tE1t ia
nlnr-rif Erh1Er grsasm In szEeiezty serelaped %
nAEw fH haanE anuzumisziE gBu1 far F1blie bat n1t
Ear Gunrmn1n FurPanan-
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5 1900

All this Is siaply cost to the producer ia addition
the accessory eoss Of gvttia the VI sugar iate
tie CaiisrEiA market. IL Is tsrVEa GTsy.
Nett 4vsils ef 0as tsa of sugar. sAy.....s lso 90
Less Of shipping Via H0nOlulu......-..... OoO
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and unspeakabe injustice lie hidden In that
little sentence Yes. and there was another her
time where public sen thnt MI ~ norat
traits In he character 81 public officials sprang
willingly to the front. and to the inefla a ana
snr1ggs ans WIZ we're hanged BY The
neck d. til they we're dead. They were inno--
cent Of the crimes charged against them ne nm1
towards and sycophants hobble INTO fortune
and favor--was said to demand plo9d. hnu
theirs was spilled only because nopooy ESQ
And has IL come to this2 Look at the picture!
ONE SIDE.
The Auxiliary Sanitary Association demand q, mo-
ing the removal Of an important pnDif oi aai, !.
"a the name Of public op1 gtb sand beeans.
THE North" demanded 1t, and OF course they
would cover Dr.. Oarrington With shame ), an ?.
their belief. demand It. WHAT'S the difference
None Sand and shame and poverty s are ah a
must cover the living.
THE OTHER SIDE.
The Board OF Health-a body, whose WORK
should be held the most notwithstanding =
resolution asking the Executive to remove an
not mot NO or no
Formation on which the Executive must act;
but - wbat2 Why. e arpesase p,nabiIf,
Is mott Whethep tbs man Is for the place.
| whether he. does his whole, duty. and i, i
honest, but does he wear the collar OF pupil;
| sentiment" Is he worshiping the painteu
| harlot2
Lovely place. that Office Of the Board OF
| Healthl Or course all physicians OF standing
| all who value professional and personal char
acter will f1ock there to beg for the place OF Dr
has flown the sacred precincts; the. characters
and intrinsic value Of men are baubles; pub
lie sentiment" is the goddess. and scape
For shamel Let full meeting Of the board
be called: let that fatal resolution be reconsid
dinary courtesy OF being asked to remove his
appointee for cause'-not be insulted with th'
plea OF public sentiments" let the intendst
board can do. and they will elevate themselves
Ia public opinion" when. really representing
| the civilization OF our State they do even more
Common justice, common fairness. a reason
able modicum OF charity. must govern tn
actions Of men. or civilization wane s;r ANON
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q F. GIRARDEY'S
c.,ondar Or Weekly Auction Sales
OF
rrlr ESTATE BANK AND OTHER STOCKS,
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE
w charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:

BATvohniptSus "a. Jos. lombard and Mrs. P. Maspero:
Hysa anFf e iGas I'D rmhns sa
- n two one. story frame cottages on Elysian
! 1hgF ieids. between Urduhart and Girod streets.
~ account Of the succession Of Patrick Car
r,a Iaaes story frame cottage. with two lots
AnIf forming the southeast corner Of Water and
m nacnn III III the succession or Manuel Runes:
T MA two-story brick dwelling No. 73 vt. Peter
between Royal and Bourbon streets.
rba nopnlar business stand and successful cot
Id pickery On Religious. between Race ano
rbs two story frame dwelling No. 80 Seventh
between Fulton and Chippewa streets.
Tho centrally located and commodlous tT 70
tween st. Ann and Dumaine streets.
The one-story frame cottage on Coliseum De-
tween Lyons and Bordeaux streets.
The two one-story frame cottages on Perrier
between Bordeaux and Lyons streets.
SATURDAY, May 1o.-z,For account Of the sue
The choice building lot on ut. Ann, between
Roman and Prieur streets. ,v,a,.,
Tor account Of the succession q =. n. Wicke
Tho two. story frame dwelling, No. lsl Basin
between Poydraa and Perdido streets.
InIt. n 80" Nos Ios and 400 St. Charles. between
Terpsichore and Euterpe streets. -
The choice store and dwelling property, for form.
ing the northeast Col nsr ~ lIna anu Dhsl
streets. and known by the Nos. al, 223 and
11b Canal street. !,
rba Elaborated sugar estate. known as the
"Nairu" plantation. situated about sixty
miles below the city OF New Orleans, IA ths
narish Or Plaauemines, on the right bank
II the river. completely equipped with ma
ehinery and steam mill. stock. agricultural
ID Implements, and In running order for I
most flourishinR crop. and improved with 0
anlendid mansion and orange orchard.
rbe fiat rate business stand, forming tn,
aonheast corner Of Melpomene and Frere
rba two double tenement frame dwellings, mex
adjoining, on Freret between Melpoment
and Terpsichore streets.
Nor terms and full particulars. see DESCRIPTIVE
and official advertisements, and plans at tn
oofHce Of the auctioneer. No. 81 Camp street.
mh16 III
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TILE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY.
Greatest Cough Strip Of the age, or Of
any age. Product OF our sWamps. Spleen.
did for children. NO poison. THIR-
TEEN pages Of names Of HOME REFER
ENCES, and increasing! Sold by drug.
gists. Depot No. 100 Camp street, n. q.
ian en- 2dr1
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TESTIMONIALS.
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY,
New Orleans. January as, 1879.

TESTIMONIALS.
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY.
New Orleans. January as. 1879. J
Mr. Bq6e y A ssa %fssss Ssa1
New pssk. for ViRier's Improved French
Progs " ~ ~ DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear % lave tried the disincrustant you
s ssaa Or sss md M ss as z been ps
I lps sE p . snl se oeiy ssy SS1
f.ss ss ,5si .Isl dR1:f
shaii e q mend MessTsi 4; thomson 4 &c.
preference. / .any other process for disinernst-
Ing steam befers. Irematn, very respectfully.
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We indoors he above THOMSON 4 co.,
LEEDS FOUNDRY, 1
New Orleans, February g. 1879. J
Mr. Hugh W. Montgomery. New Orleans. La.
Agent for ViRier's Improved French Process
for DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear She-After having used the ViR1er's Pro.
cess for some months. and given 1t 2 fair and
full trial, we can state that 1t has produced the
most satisfactory results On our boilers Dy re-
Ing the formation OF the same.
boilers lie soiu'a'' . 1RGHIBALD M1TGHELL.
sup HhsEY REa hsfas, Foundry
Proprietors Leeds Foundry
Discount to the trade. Send for circulars to
Hugh w. Montgomery. 100 Common street, New
Island Of Cuba.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

lF to this time Ii Is estimated that between
aght and ten thousand colored persons have
LEY the South for Kansas. OF this number
pot more than one-third are active farm
hands and producers. The saving to chicken
roosts will almost neutralize the loss of ply
steal vitGlity-[Baltimore Gazette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

Two Kentucky lovers have conferred their
auctions upon damsel who would be happy
VAN either were t'other dear charmer away.
walking match has been proposed, and the
eueeessful competitor will get the girl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sQcienan Union Fannn0la da neneflc

sOcledad Union Espan0la de Denencen-
ci1 MttMn--Asarnblen General-Los aflciGles
rnie',bros de esta dsoeinsion Sc reatniran en-, 81
local de costunnbre, en- trase de gala. Ell domingo
DroLin1O. dd del corrente, las o en- p1t'st0 de
ln ntGnann para dsister a la celebration de la
fiesta eamDesh'e Refreseos cornestibles serdn
serptdos en- Ell campo dlTante la fiesta q Dreet0s
modsrnd1s. Sc reQniere la Mayor concurenciG
depGvte de los soeios.
POr ordeYl del ST. n-esideYte.
r. de p VILLASANA, SecretartO.
Nuepd Orleans. Mayo Q. dc 1879. my2 st
Notice Of Observation-Disclosures Insurance
Company of New Orleans-Conformably to the
charter election OF directors to serve during the
ensuing twelve months will take place at the
office of the com pany. No. 81 Camp street. on
MONDAY. May s. between the hours Of II o. m.
and b. IN.
ap24td THOs. r. BRAGG, Secretary.
The WOman's Christian UaiOn will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month, ut IL a.. M, at the Oarondelet street
-0'''e.s' - MRS. J. J. LYONS. Presi lent,
MRS. Fl. J. CooP. Secr4 tary. de5 tt
ONCE Crescent City OIL Company, No.
100 Common street. The annual election OF
nine Directors of this company, to serve dur
ing the ensuing year. will be held at this office
on MONDAY, May 8. 1879 between the hours OF
u o'clock m. and O'Clock .. m..a
Secretary and Treasurer:
New Orleans. April %, 1879 ap22 I'd