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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CONCERTS.

CONCERT AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
O,beneft of the North Church, WEDNESDAY EVEN
Mount Vernon Quartet. Mr.; and Miss L,llebridge,
Frank White and other talent Admission, 25c n26-3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

We Know
that there Is nothing on earth equal to Hop Bitters
as family medicine
lydia E. Pinkhanl's Vegetable Compound
rev1ves the drooping spirits invigOrates and har-
monies the organic functions; gives elasticity
and firmness to the step, restores the natural
ulster TO the eye, and plants on the pale cheek of
beauty the fresh roses OF LIES spring and early
summer time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26
GEO. F. TIMMS L co.

GEO. F. TIMMS l. co.
Conduct their business upon ,ust and fair principles
They have but one price. that is low possible;
marked in plain figures. and deviation is allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-26

REDUCED PRICE or GAs.-The price OF illuminat-
ing gas furnished by the Washington Gasiight Co.
will be reduced on January 1St TO $1.75 net per
thousand feet. This is reduction OF IS cents per
thousand feet from the present rate.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
Not So Bad After an.

The acreage OF wheat harvested this year
on Spring River prairie IN what is known AZ
the "German settlement" was considerably
greater than usual, and Is turning out spIen
didly, considering the season. The shOrisge
OF the corn Is partially made good by a foe
crop OF oats.-Lawrence Ohief.
No corni Give as q rest Mr., w. G, Tsy-
lor has on exhibition in the window Of bank
several ears Of cora a foot in length, and as
plump as a girl weighing go poqnds. MIR.
T.. lives on Wssubleau, and we learn from
him that his crop win average sixty bushels
70 the acre, provided he can borrow step
Sun.
A gentleman, who moved from Polk eoun.
ty TO Linn county, Kansas, last spring. passed
through town on gisit to his old home, Last
Sunday. He informed as that thu corn crop
in Linn county wenld average about thirty
bushels, that peaehes and apples are onite
plentiful, hsd that there is no danger OF
suffering there. He bought corn there at
pnolie sale, a lew days az at thirty cents.
Stockton StalwSrt.
AS The Journal predicted a few weeks
since, corn is gradually coming down to liy.
ing prices, and farmers, stotkmeu ard mer.
chants arc alike happy. Several loads have
been bought as low as IS cent?, but tho
average price now Is about 4S cent?, which
considering the excite ment OF two weeks
ago, is encouraging. The fArmsrs, as A gen.
eral thing, underestimated their crops. We
are 10 better circumstances Than most OF tbe
North or East, and viii have over baii 4
crop.-Stockton Journal,
Ia spite OF the drouth there is a remarkable
'orn crop in the Gsteonade bottoms, ~Aycrag.
Dg ia some places 40 to as bushels 10 an
lere,-Iolla New Era.
Notwithstanding the sbortnesH Of the crops
business Ia Dallas county opens uD pretty
Nearly every kind OF producs com.
hands a good price, and there is q great deel
more corn in the county than at nfst esIi-
laled. -Bafalo Register.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
A Wicked Wind.

A tornado started on the morning OF the
s0!h Sept. 10 Nebrasks, and, taking a north
e%asterly course, swept over Minnesota and
the western portion OF Wisconsin. In No
braska the town Of Madison a pisce Of l 600
inhabitants, was almost completely demol-
ished. and hundreds Of people were rendered
homeless. At S,aunton, Net, twelve buiid-
ings were blown down aud twenty people
injured. Pne cyclone swept through the
southern part of Minnesota, doing great dam
age at o Fstonna and elsewhere, but happily
causing no loss OF life.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06

Wisconsin and Minnesota are blessed this
season with u fac crop OF potatoes. The
scarcity of the crop elsewhere renders the
crop very valuable to thoso iortunet tie
enough 10 have them. ST. Louis and other
leading markets in the south and west will
have to rely largely for their supplies on
those two States. Several Of tho Chicago
and 81. Louis spectators have mada a raid
on hundreds of the farmers in the interior Of
Wisoorsin-on the unsuspectirg and utpos-
ted growers. The new visitors doubled in
their Investments within y few weeks, tor
the farmsss did not resliz, how light the crop
WAS 10 other States, aud were caught mar
piug.-RlTai World.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06

The richest men in the world arc bond
holderE tho poorest me1 in the word are
producers, who haYs to pay the Interest 10
The bondholdersl
When an organization or q society at
tcmpts to pin the universe Of T0ta down to
a creed, the thinkers OF the world drift past,
and presently iG lies . stranded wreck on The
shores OF time.
That which is right never dies. Il may be
buried beneath the weight OF corruption,
'9aiy 10 live and come TO the surface again.
The Rrhenback idea Is founded on truth, it 4,
night, aud will outliye the ridlcule Of The ig-
noraut and Yenal.
Labor can never be anything but an snr.
Gus begger, IN an ustHble stato OF toll, until
che control OF the volume aud value OF
money nssses Rom the banker 10 the govern.
ment. Working-men, think stTiously Of
these things aud organize.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
Our Broad Platform,

why the National Greenbaok Labor Par
~ asks the vote Of the American peOpltj
Because 1t regards cur present system Of
finance and corporate monopoly as our
NATIONAL LEPRosY, aud thotol0fe aeels ne
reformation from It's present debt losdiog and
bond creating natsonsl pest TO on tquali2a-
ton of our Just butdous, with the adoption
OF q method which gives nope Of q hnal pay
mtnt, and With 10 national sclvenCy,
Because i ia the OF Il Dsiioral party, The
two old parties hoirg hopGlessly sectional In
all their thoughts and movements, The
National Greenbsck Labor Party knows 10
NORTH, no south: with her Ole issues are desd,
she stands In The living present and calls iuT
the tightibg oi present wrongs. she fights
tor the men who toll, and seeks the success o
those who produce our weslth.-DIIly Press
sud Kni, kerboeger, Alban n. Y.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
A Car Lnaa Of Powder Rrnlodaa.

Council Bluff, Iowa, Sept. 2z.-At 3
O'Clock last evening, ji.tat the close Of the
Garfield memorial exercises, this city ives sbsk-
en- TO its verv centre by a terrific explosion
Instantly q great Yolum, OF smoke was seen
10 ascend 10 the south western part Of the city
whioa arose like a pail, heaveaward. An in
YES tigation disclosed the FAC. that on Salur-
day last a car load OF gunpowder, billed com.
mon blasting powder, reached here over the
Chicago, Rock leland and Pacific Railroad.
and wss directed TO j.. o. Reynolds, Denver
Col. The Union Pacific Company, however,
refused to receive the dangerous freight, and
the car was returned TO the Rock Island
yards, where it exploded. The conclusion
demolished the oompouy's round house, re-
pair shops, brick and freight houses, and
about forty or flfy freight cars, and dug q
hole IN ground hlteen feet deep saJ fortS-hve
ioet IN diameter. Large windows in all parts
OF the city were shattered; 6beets of plaster
ing were torn from houses. ana damage was
done In all directions. Even in Omaha, on
the opposite sldo oiths river, large windows
were broken by tire conclusion, and IS far as
the Missouri waller, twenty miles north Of
here. The loss Will amount to hundreds Of
thousands OF dOllars.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
In HsmOrIum.
HALL OF TUscUMBIA Lopugo
No 305 !. o.. O., TT

No sos l. o. G..T.(
Sept. "a, 1881.
Death, that mysterious messenger OF the
great hereafter, has been among us, and has
taken from our midst a beloved and honored
brother. Our L0dge mourns the loss OF Bro.
VIM. Vann, who hEs been summoned to the
sh~sdoW-land, and has put on the regaliA and
entered that Grand Lodge on high.
Goods finger touched him aud he slept"
But In this hour Of our Bereavement, we feel
that Bro. Vann rests from The care, turmoil
and strife OF life.
WHEREAS, Our lodge has lost ono of It's
best worthiest and most vallient members,
whose presence will BIO miksed, therefore, be it
P~EsSlvEp, That the Lodge Room DO draped
in mourning aud that the members Of our
Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
RESOLVED, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathiss and condolences to the bereaved
family Of our deceased brother.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu-
lions be spread upon the records otonr lodge,
and that the Secretary send one 10 the family
OF deceased, and \ copy Furnished each OF the
papers for pull cation.
w. I. FREEMAN
MM GOLDEN, Com,
LoOts LEstM,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
Judge Black on Christianity.
.r,om me North Ameriean Review.

Iron the North American Reyiew,l
This religion has come down to US through
tho sres attended ell the way BY righteous
moss, Justice, Temperance, mercy, transparent
~trulhmlncss, exultipg hope, and whitening
cd charity. Never was ITS II fuencc for good
more plainly perceptible than now. 1t has
not converted, purified, and reformed al
men, for is frat principle is the freedom Of
the human Will, and there arc those who
choose to reject it. Blt 10 the mass OF mAn'
kind directly and Indirectly, It has brou ght
uncounted benefits and blessings. Abolish
lt-tsko away the restraints which II tmpo es
on evil passions--siIence the hdm0nitioa OF
its preachers--let all Christians cease their
labors OF charity blot cut from history the
records Of its heroic beneFolence-tepehl The
laws Il has built up-lut is moral priuciple
be- abandoned and all us miracles OF light be
extenRuisbBG~-wbAt would We come ttg /
need not answer this questions; the expert
moni has been p~artieily tried, The French
nation formally renounced Christianity, de.
MED the existence of the Supreme Being, and
SO satisfied the hunger OF the H. ndtl heart for
a time. What followed Universal dcprsv.
ity, garments rolled In blc Cd, fantastic crimes
unimHgined before, which startled the earth
with their sublime atFOcity. The American
people have and ought to nave no fpecial de-
sire to follow that terrible example OF guilt
and misery,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06


A GOOD WAY TO SPREAD TIE LIGHT.
The PROJECTORS of the Detroit Ma iioual will
in their Issue Of Sept. 22nd publish, A com
plete and concise history Of money aud a
statement and description OF its proper func
Iions Ia relation to industry; a history Of the
rise and fall of American pollucsl parties;
An epitomised history OF corporations in this
country; A history Of Railroads In The u, s.,
showing the methods theae corporations
adopt TO rob the producers, and pointing out
the remedy Tor this abuse OF the franchises
granted them, and, Rn article on mans
relations to, and his rights IN the land. deal.
ing clearly anu conc sely with the land
question. Tbs number Of the National will
be Just the thing TO place in the hands OF
Democrats and Republicans, besides being
calculated 10 furnish ammunition in q handy
form 10 greenbsckgrs. All who wish TO
spread TIE light should send what money they
can spare, together with the names of those
TO whom they wish that copy OF tho National
sent. The price will be two cents per copy,
barely enough TO pay cost OF paper and pos
tage. Greenbackers don't miss this chance
10 SOW good seed, Those who cannot, or do
NOT caro- 10 mako out a list Of nRmes can
send money and stage tue locality to which
they wish the papers sent, AMI the proprie-
tors OF the National will take the required
number OF names from a directory and seLd
tho papers, or else, u preferred, will send the
papers to the person sending the moroy. All
money sent will DO acknowledged in the frst
number OF the paper after lts receipt,
Address all communications 10;
TUE NATIONAL,
Detroit, Mich,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-06
WORKING EEN READ!
TEE
Saturday EYening Gail,

The trnest, brightest, and most thoroughly
original Greenback paper 10 the S ate.
u is the leading Gceeub4ck paper Of Mis-
souri,, aud occupies au advanced position on
all questions of economic reform.
L. is tine friend OF the working men, and
the enemy Of ~monopolies, class legislation
and class privileges.
II IS sound on the currency quCttion, the
labor question the land question, md in la
vor OF speoiai privileges TO none.
II. MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
The Musssl Slough Settlers.
tTulsre Tims..]

We are glad to note that through.
out this Congressional District and
other portions Of the State, efforts
are being made TO render substnn n.
tiAl aid to the Mussel Slough set.
tiers In their hitherto unequal con-
test with the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company. Subscriptions have
been opened in a mum ber of cOun-
ties and liberal donations have been
made by the Ieadingc citizens every
where, whereby 1t is confidently
expected that q. fund will be raised
IN = few weeks sufficient to enable
the settlers to force the merits
OF their cause upon the attention
OF the.Supreme Court and Of Con.
gress. The sympatby of the peo.
pie in behalf of the settlers extends
all over the State, but in this Con.
gressional district the feeling is
more intense than elsewhere.
Meetings for the purpose Of devils.
Ing means for assistlnR the settlers
are being held In various cities and
towns from end to end Of the dis.
trtct, aud the success thus far met
with encourages the belief that the
AID which by these meetings will
be afforded will be something more
than IN idle boast. No more laud.
able enterprise than this could be
undertaken, for the cause is q just
one and the means Of the settlers
through prolonged and expensive
litigation are no doubt we'll nigh ex.
hausted. Besides, there 10 priuci.
pie involved In the matter, which
should not be lightly passed over.
The railroad company has DO more
tttls 10 the lands In controversy
than the Great Mogul or the Ameer
nj AfRhanistan. II the settlers are
trespssssrs, they are trespassers
upon the public domain, and the
railroad company has no business
to oust them or otherwise 10 terfsre
with them. II the people will take
hold 0fthe matter with both hauds,
as it seems they are about to do,
this cursed incubus can be de-
lhroDed. All the settlers need Ia q
lair and Impartial hearing In an
honest tribunal. II they ever get
ibis, they will get the lands
which by their industry have boen
redeemed from the condition OF
waste- wilderness and rendered
productive. Let the people take
10 step backward In the work be-
run, and II there is Justice in heav-
IN or retributiOn on earth, the set
lers will be projected, and the
rsbuked.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
wkNIdHTs rgaapLAl j

&AH cess y llea q - n. I
o r.. T.. s
6olds ita stateA eenelavso 4 - 49,
INN ln Masonic HALL, q ~ III
r. \. 0QlouFn1Ag xnlgh16 3S8T11
good standing ere cordially inV1011 RI
Tend. BY order o( the ;.' s. s77s sS'
). o. 1srr1.vr.s. nssosa.s. I. . / =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
11paAx4
0UN1n10
q isSssls: q aad q A. g.;
Jacob 1axush. Rlaia11 y
J. Narxsen, =. 1iGrxoo ! ~ - q
Has, uef1n1a1f1s 3

Action bruoght q ~ qN1)
Of thootAoo Of Call1oeDlo, III ~
County q 1ps Anqelsss -
plant aled n eaid 0o1llI r.
!e.. IN fne eelss ef the g.
':isS5 III esopIs Sea q shs alase
send Sxolf1n9 70 y 10g1 q
and Abe Has, delen6eutgs 35' III
You eEo hsro4y 1eeo1.o1 -
above 1aned fisisSjY q SI
x, Tor i s6s 6sdntSy q fs1 -
answer the oemH1aiMt 1DQ1 a.
n't.s in tsn .a.Syr dsy., w {sxslss9ys : ~
summons-if eegvA4 W113
Or II servod eIo4Wh1eey NJ
-of judGm01f " l51lSfX
aga!nst ycns aeeoedins - -
aeo q 1Ais CS1xs ~ - iSa6i W. = T.
oogtaln moge6aGo 6ooug1t61 & ~
&lAinss 81 6xee9too
j. MAzxooA and nj
5snasa1, 5slsnan < bis rs. s 81. s s.sse1s = q ss5
q . aeeItaiA preq1 11eely 101Q -
Of Ssees gold eo!ns Win 1l1
date q the ratsei l5f ~ ei311
s.asss ans.a R:'S; !. ss.g gsSddsss gssS,d m
principal and pea1 liGQ 1l63111S
per cent on the ps14eepo& ~
fees; that Holman, WGlD = q
dorsed and as11Gue4 ~ -
gage - the pl11nta4 nnl115
promises eonv6yo4 ~ -
sold and tho Iaoeoo19 a611116 r.
nent oe e51l-se ~, opoo e. -
q the Eoto q TX ler ocnt -
nfom eeptembef n ~ - ~
sush proceeds ~ ~ eaS13666 ~
aamAs then 70 ohenlnton 4Nouo
said Y. 0arxsen and n UoE1
thst ths - is1SsSsnS = y
them q e1tAR = t. r
barred end loeeoteeDA e ~ ElG1fG
clatms Lien equity oe 1o1nulUtoon -
ct n en4 to eol4 UoeeUn010 no
for Other end 1lrtoW I0ofoGs s3E83s =
Reterence ~ had to oo0Dlqintt111.
and yca ns herssy .steata ~ i - -
fAtl to appear nd an0Wer - ~ ~
- ehovo required, ~ ~ 1ln1
apply to the OouFt toe ~ EoltlZ 60
In the sAl0 complaint. = q. q
Given under my hand - - - = e -
superior Court q tho Gn1o 4 G1lI< = r.
and f0f The county q xu0 AnG1S66s l1{5
day q Move3eee. e ~ yoos - - 1
y 4. 1nmXu. DepuN. 3.
Endorsed: =. q. Jup1<t &.
no9o.2m Attorney ~ t1n1l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19

"My' wife," remarked promi-
nent manufacturer, 'never attends
auction. She went once, just be-
fore We were married, and seeing q
friend on the opposite side, nodded
politely, whereupon the auctiOneer
knocked down . patent cradle, and
asked her where she wished it do.
Iivered,u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
4 Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has rssched y reputation that
is not limited by the confines of
section or country. There are no
injurious substances nor false and
Temporary stitnulants in the pre-
paration. 1t is purely vegetable
and compounded under formula
that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from some OF
the highest medical talent, in the
country,--N Y.World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
An Old Auotloneer In q
New Placel
ALFRED MOORE.
Lats fron. 81. Paul, Minn., may ~ found
Al n Loo Angeles st.

- ! : !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
PUBLIC AUCTION.

CUSTOM HOUSE, W1xMUa4ous CA. 4 :xS
Deputy Colleotofss QGeq
January o. -
Will be sold ct public aueeiom = s'
urdeY, January I'D. 1eg1. On tho 1l01 IS
ern recifc Railroad Compeuys8 IT, =
in Wilmington the 1olloWtnS d. ~
properly, viz: 81 3 r g 81
One box. one hag, IA sn1ton- snis61 Z. =
cloth caps, IS nannol shlIls, l17i5
1oofen pants. Il pain Ilns1' - u
Guernsey Jackets pair. cot1e11 ~ n
pairs flannel drawers, = ae1n6l 611G y
oars and / cost. r NJ zf 80
The aboye property ves ssised - ~
~ n!a ssreIco asy o. ls.e lMs.Sev9mesrs Z ~ y1el@f1
In the harb0r Of Wilminetons 03{. n "a
9ot1ure No. 81. 6 as2.
Terms of sale: Cash in Unitsd nealS6
current funds. 7.ss ,gs '7 'ss5
". ". DoWunG u
By II. DOWNING, Dspsfy C6ljeSI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
PACIFIC COAST
sreAasulp COMPANY.
GO0DALL, PERKINS 4 CO.. AGENTS
sAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY.
coming .e... ae..s ro..a
:. : 1 II[I ! 4
4esee..--|g.s. a.|P.s -,.|,.s- J..p :
Senator'S. 18I ~ III ~
AnCO0 l6I 81 ~
8enator... Fl
AnCOn...... vi O1Febss E0p.s
senator. -iFeb.. 2IFeb.. Al 81 4" 8
Coming soasA Going NossA

Both stsamsnips eali at Fogt Haxlued
(eauLuisO Obispo) land Santa 9afbaH1.
The Company reserves the right 20
change the steamers or their days q
sailing. "a
nUPassenxers TOR San Eraao1aoo take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles 1T 800 00'clock r. M Los An.
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
GREAT WEsTERM
HORSE MARKET.

ANEW AUCTION CORRALi
LOS ANGLLE6 STREET, next TO
Nees s. Wirsching.
n~Horses, Mules, Wagons. Buggies,
Harness, etc.; also, Household Furni.
ture, Store Goods and other Merchan-
disc. sold at auction every Saturday
morning ut ten O'Clock.
VIM. OOLAN, Proprietor.
ALFRED MOORE, Auctioneer. jl2:lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
Change Of Agency.

II: Agsnsy q H.. TIE F1rsmsns o 1ond
panies, hae this day been transferred
ros Angsles, Dec. -. 1eoos
sgs Is nv g ,:Il 8 lsss'sas'' e e..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
Los Angeles .cAap!se as. .. 4 A:s

:. 9 q
steted eonveeaaiens = =
. {: I! 3 ] !!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
os anotlss 8erala.
TERMS roR DAILY HERALD:
oSANGElES WEEKLY HERALD
IL published every satur,lay ,norn,ng.
TERMS.

One ysss by ulail or expross .one cops..eS9g
Six months. - " ..l g
Three - :" ..l "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
SOCIETY NOTICE0.
Masonic moGloo.

4 Z. E I. A77I..;s ri. .:sssl 49, =; q
Xxx e 81 ~: aoHSzeyS HEfSeS g: ess!ss ~ -
1850 ?. \ Memb(D G dGG667s
gsod standing - eofdfaily in11SSf.
By order OF the W.. Nj.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
Orange Trees! Orange Trees

10000 budded ON Orange Stock;
10000 Seedlings.
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
rirst-class trees and In good condition.
Write or apply to g. ID. COMPTON, at
Woodhead d Gays, Spring street, near
the Postoflce. or to Los Angeles County
Bank.
Los Angeles, Jan. II. jl2:lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
THE COMMERCIAL
RESTAURANT
". DOL, PROP'R,
Downey Block, Main St.

Receives alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH, including SOLE,
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
MR.. DOL IL the exclusive consignee OF
the celebrated FROMAGE DE BR1E,
which can only be had at this restaurant
SPRING CHICKENS, just in from the
ranches, cooked In every style.
This Restaurant II Los Angeles,s Dol
mOnicO. -mvlII
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
Knights Il PylAlas.

n:!!: es'xs ", tteess'sas ttes'!sas. - e;
O'Clock, q the 0asilos
In good standing ~ oosdisiiy as1SSS VI IA
!. a. DUNGM0OH n m
@. =. NII.no,K q R 4 - = = =. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19

WuU
Whole Tickets, q Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 1lOO.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Exp press. Don't send by reg.
Of IS and upward, BY Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders
to
H. M. BOARDMAN.
or T. ]. COMMERFORD, 2l2 Broadway,
New York. n6-dAw
, 1881-12-28

1st January 1882 authorized to issue
Money Orders for payment in France
Italy and Germany, and pay Money
Orders here arriving from the said
Countries, issued on and after the
said date. In the Danish West India
Islands the exchange Of said Orders
is effected by the St. Thomas Post
office.
No money Orders issued in the
Danish West India Islands shall be
drawn for a larger amount than 500
Francs, payable in France or Italy,
or 400 Reichsmark, payable in Ger
many. For the Orders to be paid
here the maximum amount of each
Order is, in France and Italy, 500,
in Germany 800 Kroner. TIE latter
Orders, the amounts Of which are
expressed in Kroner and Ore, are
cashed here at the rate Ct 81 per.
Is Kroner.
The amounts Of the Money Orders
are paid in at the following rates:
II L. the ! Is 9anish g cents Pr ! RsisSnps 2Xa b525 ip France an G or 5taIy
In France: 5 Fres, Is Confines per @lo5 }rayaoi. in
In Germany nj ? 1a Rcichsm, IS Pr pof $35.. }W.L Islands,
The charge for the issue OF the
Money Orders is prepaid, in the
Danish West Indies at the rate Of 5
cents pr. $500 Or traction thereof paid
in, but not less than 10 Gents.
Government for the Danish West India Islands, st. Thomas
the 10th December 1881.
9. II.