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Meachnm d Farnham vs.. TrnmOuiana &

Co.
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
i the Fifth Circuit and District OF louisiana 10.
oS'I.-By virtue Of writ OF ten facias to me di.
rected in the above entitled suit, will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder. TUESDAY, Pehr. airy
"A 1874 at twelve O'clock ~, at the entrance TO the
CustOmhouse. Canal street in this city
THE iSTsRBSr of Mrs. Louise Pace widow of
Rosaiino Tram ontana. in ard to Gel tain tract Of
land, situated in the parish of Orleans, the
right bank Of the II ssissigpi river, be Algiers
having two aTpents ont on said river by fory ar.
p-nts dep, bounded by the property OF Peter
Marcy above and Adrien Cassard below being lots
Nos. IA and Is on plan of Benjamin Bulsson and
known as the Grove plantation.
Seized in the above suit.
T-rms-Thls being the last oforing the said
property will be aGjudc ated he last and h gh st
Didd-r for what it will bring at twelve mont hs'
credit the purchaser furnishing bond with good
and solvent security, with seven per cent interest
per annum from date until paid. Said pu, chaser
will have to pay N cash the costa say about $500
and taxes not yet ascertaped.
United StateA harshals ofacA New Orlean.
February !. 1874. 4. B. PACKARD
Ios 49, SRit<A States Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fT'O LEVER CONYRACTORs.

Proposals will De received az the office Of the
Louisiana Leree Company until TUESDAY rebI u
arg 10. at u NJ. for building the following le-oss
viz:
Hog Point. Points Coupes parish.
fointe Coupee, points EOupee parish.
NewcOmb. West Baton Rouge pagisSo
Evergreen IbeYvills parish.
Sunnyside. lberville parish.
Babin, Iberville parish.
Tgeneaux, Ibervile parisho
Point Clear, lberville parish.o
Browns Store. Iberville parish.
Allen Thomas Ascension parisL.
Legare. Ascension parish.
RoDinsoD, St. James parish.
'isns, profles. specifications and terms Can be
aseertained at the office of the company.
The company Ixseryes the right to reject any
and al Sids, THOMAS l. Dix
fe40J Secrets,y and rrersuref.
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The following we're elected directors OF the Clti
zens' Bank on the second il slant Messrs johr
y Gaines, A. Chapella, Placide Foistal T. L. Car
riere. K. Brugier. Adolphe Schrieber and >. ID
Miller; and to-day at the meeting OF the board Mr
John o. GuiIsS was NQan4IRously seSIeIts0 presl
dent.
Tie following helegrsns vefs posted At the Cot
NEW YORK. February 3. !l::a 4. N.-Money rat.
3Ia. Carrying rate, gold, offered.
4-carrying rats sod, D. Money raj. ~,
lion withdrawn t.om ID. Bank o: England OIL bal
Gold oyeneo al iliA aims. against IiI.4 a. New
York. and. after limited business. closed at III =
all e against 1l2i. III that market. The sales
summed up s97 900. embracing 5000 az III i.
$4,000 HE; $4,000, 5000 425 GOO aud -. 90 Vt
III =. and so 900 and s2u, oUO 4ttl1t.
No sales Of silver were reported. americas bali
dollars were etill quoted - lo90!Vs and Mt xicai
dollars at ll00li0H.
The movement IN sterling exchange was quite
large. and. uGGsr the influence OF the advance
in gold and bills at New York. ,hs mar ket closed
. 10 y, cent higher than IN saturday for com
mercial bills and i-l0Q3 10 for osnk The sales
amounted TO : 1873 90. comprising $3.50 bill OF
SIS 341a as s5l.: .e.OOO 38DO0 and s.. 900 do at
So 80 as IS \; & 1000 and kllc0 do and $4,000 Al
clear at IS J5h: f45OS bin OF lading and Al clear
at IS a,05 50; A2OoO. 5000 sud SO Ooo bank at
IS c7,s; $500 do 81 - IS. aud 4!9GN bank
sight at - 42l.
The sales OF francs comprised SEQ 600 CONNER.
cal, embracing 30, 900 and 5000 at S.!ia. and
aOO 600 French and Belgian At 4'9di7O.
AT the close sterling oils were quoted at Is 3iss
for bank francs at Al $3.50 tor private. and
nominal at 1861 for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were Of fair
extent and rates were a shade hlgher for CONNER
cal bills. The sales of New York sight covered
4255 900, embracing $3.50 and 455,UO private
bankers and 1900 bank a. p Y cent discount:
$l5 900 commercial az l3 81, aud el!.OOO S2ooO
$25, 100 and $50 coo private bankers at TO- There
were also sales q 10 GC commercial on Boston at
GIG " cent discount. and tlO.uN Sn Providence
at e..
Yhe banks continued 20 check on New forI at
i q cent discou1ts but commercial sight was
quoted at 1d'l6
No sales OF stocks were reported.
City gold bearing seven per cents we've ssill
qaoted at emo 81. but no transactions trans
pired.
city appropriation certificates continued IN Re.
quest and were quoted " SdSo The sales IN.
Cluded $4,000 az 60.
In Metropolitan Police warrants We noticed q sale
OF : 1000 ae %. at about which rste the market
was quoted.
The market for old and new State warrants was
quiet. and was sill quoted at 1893 for round
amounts Of large denomination. and 5o05i 3og
SMALL 2Ls only sale reported was x38o0 ~ -
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Explosion.

Explosion.
Vt. Louis, February 9-The exploding of
. sawmill boiler yesterday killed two per.
Coolest Day Of the Season.
HARTFORD, February 9.-Yesterdav was
the coolest of the season. Al eight O'clock
the mercury stood at 100 below zero.
Going to Pieces.
NORFOLK, Va, February g. - Captain
Creiiin, from the wreck OF the Queen OF the
South, ashore at Watchaprigue inet, re-
ports the vessel going to pieces and large
part of her cargo of cotton washed ashore.
suHocated-
PHILADELPHIA, February 9. - Jacob
We'll and wife were found suffocated by
coal gas this morning in a dwelling over a
lager beer saloon in West Philadelphia.
He was resuscitated, but the wife died soon
after.
KEY WEST, February 9.-The United
States squadron u now drilling in new
naval tactics thirty miles north OF this
port. 1t consists OF fifteen ships.
Explosion Of Glycerine Works.
WHITEHALL N. Y, February 9-The
slycerine factory of Michael Brady.
at Fort Ticonderoga, closed for the
past few weeks, was again start
ed this morning. About four O'Clock
this evening an explosion took place,
whereby two men, Mcmahon and keete,
were killed Their remains were terribly
nangled, parts being found in different
places in the woods. As they were making
some repairs, it is thought they hit some
concealed glycerine, which caused the ex-
PlOsion.
Printers, Strike in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Feb uary 9-The printers IN
the Courier. Journal office are on a rlke
ewing to the refusal of the proprietors to
discharge John Bennett, foreman. Only
about six men ont of fifty are at work 10.
night, and the paper Will issue but hal!
sheeI to morrow.
Attempt Mt Suicide.
RICHMOND. Va, February 9-W. ID.
Coleman. clerk of the board of public
works, attempted suicide. this evening, by
cutting his throat. 1t appears that IA heavy
defalcation was discovered in the office Of
the commissioners of the sinking fund,
which was traced to Coleman, and war
rant was issued for his arrest.
Upon the officer going TO Coleman's room
to execute the warrant, he (Coleman) at
tempted 10 take his life in the pres nee of
the officer. Previous to the arrival of the
latter the deceased had taken large guam
tity of chlorotoIm.
Mr.. Coleman WAS formerly editor of the
Richmond Enquirer, and Was held in high
estimation. the affair creates much sur
prise and sympathy. His life is not consid-
cred in danger.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief e. al officer }
Washington, February 8. 1874, ABS p. NJ
For the Southern ard Gulf States. risir & temper
ature and bar ometor, northwest winds, and gener-
ally clear dry weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass February barometer
3H4o Wind northnorth west light. No nrivAlA
CordehA
VICIssvRs, February a-fsssed down-&ay
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icoNr1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE. !
to pay the debt; abolish its protective Gle
ment at once.
Marian the RuRitfVo.

VDO II 08HsHvV'
An effort is making to induce the author
rites to abandon the prosecution OF Michaei
Norton, the fugitive ex-customhouse com
missioner, on condition that he make an
affidavit that may serve in the penang ana
prospective suits. Norton led TO Cahaaa
on conviction of Genet, and is reported TO
BE- now the only one of Tweed's workers In
a hurry to turn informer should the sc: be
advantageous.
Fires
4 fire occurred this morning az No. 81
Broad way, occupied by c. B; Rouss, dry
goods auctioneer, and A. Friedman q Co,
importers of lace and fine white goods.
Dos, 800 O00
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
ya,RE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM

F1yRE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
Il a c0partnership under The firm of SILAS
WEEKS co. for the transaction of general
Ship Brokerage and Commission Business, at No.
AZ CarOndelet sreet-continuing also the agency
of the Mississippi and Dominion Steamship Line OF
which Messrs. Flinn, Main Mont gomery are man.
aging directors ct Liverpool.
SILiS WEEKS.
THOMAS J. IRVINE.
New Orleans. February !. 1874. fel ct
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday. February 10. 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

British ship Victoria, Warren, for Liverpool:
Norwegian bark President Daac. Olsen. for London
NOrweg an bark Anna. Gundrrsen. for Liverpool
British bark Traveller. Penteld, far Pe,uanbUc0
Bark Arlington. PalwstroEg FOR HsvTe
Brig B Cove Hardness, for Barcelona
Mexican schooner Am4dlta. Gandlnno. for Vera
rug
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LOST.


r OST OR M1SIAID-A DRAFT FOR s2Sa %
IL drawn by b. ole on A. Boucher OF this city
dated New Orleans. December %, 1873, to he otdes
OF L. Nevers, and by him endorsed and made
payable at thirty days sight. Which draft was
protested for on the thirty first of
December 1873, by Joseph Guivillier notary.
The payment OF said draft having been stopped
the pubic is cautioned against negotiating the
f47l3
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FOR HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
hey WEST

FoR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
hey WEST.
united STATES Nnil Line,
.,,,,, st. amshps
MARGARET. LAVA
~ The New Orleans, Florida
III S 1s.f s,s%f fh as Company 9sy
l. class steamers from New Orleans
ro.,.. Every Wednesday,
iouChln2 AZ Cedar Keys ana Key West and con-
nesting WITH steamers for ApaachicOla St Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Eeva
CeoiH.- s'-sss,.-.......$ iO K25
- "rt i.'se.. =; ,;.'....;'., ~ IL
~, through bills Of lading issued to all points in
riorida including Tampa and 10 New YORK
Charleston an,. Savannah. ~'
none but the companv's bills of Iadng SIGNED
ana none signed after sailing OF the st4an,er
splendid passen gtr acco od atious and tbro,oh
tickets given to aboye points
Office Poihii' Aron the
For freight or passage apply 20
tic L. X RGBhkTS, Treasurer
So. no. 10 Common street.
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In thirty -four years the Cunard Steamship
Company has Lost three vessels-Africa,
Tripoli and Columbia.
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COMMERCIAL.
NospAy EVENING. February 3, 1874.

COfrON-The sales eo-dav mot including 20
and lbs bales additional on Saturday summed up
$3.50 baes. at stiiiey prices. showing al ad
vance OF &c in the morning. but subsequently, re.
ceding about &c. W.. raise our quot atons
roI dinsly. and give also tho Exchange figures as
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN THAT THE CLERK
IN of the special committee appointed by the
speaker of the House to investigate the outstand-
ing vouchers Of 1870. 1871 1872 and 1873, will be
found at the committee room. No. 48 Dryades
street. from ten 10 four o'clock daily Parties in
possession of vouchers of the above dates are here
by notified to call and record the same.
- HENRY DEMAS,
OF st. John the Baptist Chairman.
FRANK " LIGGINs, Clerk. jas 2m
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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARrAKNf,
Cfica 81 me Controller of the Currency,
Washington, October %. 1878
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may have claims against the New Orleans
National Banking Association, OF New orleans dreams
the same and to make legal proof to John Cock
rem, receiver at the office of said bank at No. ~
Carondelet street, New Orleans. Louisiana
JOHN JAY KNOX,
nOI6 3m Controller of the Currency.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

-
3lst ul'ino, to John Ludwigsen-2d district
Steamship George Washington. Whitehead. from
New York. alst Ult!no. 10 IOulson--!d dis
North German steamship Koln. Ringk. from sre
men January Is. via HAVE. southampton and
Havana to Z Stock meyer-4th district
Ship Carl Bickemann, 20 d4ys from BEemcn. to
master-&th district
Spanish bark Y. nus Lopez days from Havana.
to master-lst dstTict %
Norwegian bark Emanuel, VobasseH. - days from
Lverpoolto masteT-Point
Bark Guenerave, slHnor. 62 days from GloUcsste.
via TN bee, ~ masteV-POiIt
Bark Maria, KYole. from Liverpool CeCemter II,
in ballast TO master-Pont
Bark Harriet Carleton: darkness. from Charles
ton. G. TO mas'er-ist district
nastsr-Sd district
Schooner Eastern Qu.eu, Ccnners, days from Ru.
Schooner Sophia, Archib4d 10 days from Vld Prov.
idenee. To ruaster-2d dis net
Schooner " Watson, from Fr.erort
TOWBOATs.
Harry Wright Davis. from the Passes-row.A down
t. the bar. 5th ms ant ship Priscilla ana hchr
Willie Brought up bark Maria and schooner
Lizzie KellurD
Heione, Wright. from the Passes-Toved down
70 tie bar "a instant ships Scranton and
st Paul-Brought up barks Venus and Hnan.
uri and schooner Eastern Queen
Jewett. Riddle. nom tho Passes-Towed Gown
to tn. bar Sd ine'snt ship Lorey barks srn 1.
Gueneyeve and schooner Sophia
STEAMBOATS,.
henry Ames. Jacobs. from ST Louis
b l. Hodge. BarairO. from Baton Rouge
Katie cannon, from White K yer
Robert + Lee. Campbell. from Vicksb,Tg
" Pike ErowH from smthland
Wv Strader. Belt from Camden
Ashland, Kyle. from For Smith
GarTyowsn. Weaks, from Lind Grove
Nazoc K richardson, from Tai ahachie eiysR
Southwestern Jacobs. from Shrrvepor:
U.nry Tefe. pAlIeres from ahibodaux
Lizzie Hopkins. Aucain. from vniboda18
Hunter. Jeant.e au. from Lower Coss:
Smu.r Jr2utrtati, rom Lower Coast
Quaker, Rickley, fronA Lower Coast
Josephine. Cousins. from! Lower coast
ARRIVALS At THE NEW BASIN.
S'.amo, Reliance Roland from Pensacola
Steamer MAJOR " h.te. -. from SsayI RIVER
EXPORTS.
PERNaMBUCO-Bsrk Traveler-295' bbls -four
LlvERPOOL-Ship Vic.ogia-2527 bales cotton 1900
LONDON Bark President Daac-s7oo axis oi.cake
BARCELoNA-eris R B Goye-ls2s bales cotton
2640
LIvBRPOOl-Bars Anns-2s 3o2 1885 bushels of
corn in bulk
HAVRE-Bark AriIDg tol-s6l4 bales cotton 2eOr
slaves 10 bales co.. ks
VERA CRIZ-Schooner Amadita-ii 2o2 fee: !um
Der lot machinery and sundIies
IMPORTS.
RUATAN ISLAND-Schoouer Eastern Queen
1900 lunches bananas 5000 tans 5025 eocoanuts
bbls limes
LIvRRPOOL-Steamship Missss ppi-5o cases of
cheese 1855 plates 393 pkgs mdse l6 900 bdls iron
ties rs bales bagging $50 cks beer
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUis-Steamer Henry Ames-ase SKIS malt
tes hams II bbls oil ~ bxa candles 9 bxs ssap laa
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FCR NEW YORK DIRECT.
LAE1 The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. w SAMPSON, Commander
Will leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street or
SATURDAY, February H. at A. M
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Caoih passage. ..........SA
Bills OF ladiDg signed through to LiveroooI Glss
Cow. Bremen and Hau burg w. ~
Through Tickets for First Glass and StAeraoe
Passengers for Liverpool and The Continent n"SD
nectlnS Win Guion's Line of Steamers, sailing
rom New York every WEDNESDAY,
FOR freight or passage. apply to
JOHN H. LuDWlGSEN Agent
No. 100 Common street
1he steamship EMILY Il. SOuD.K will follow
leaving SATURDAY, February 81, at GAM rad
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TbE CROMWELL LINE.

For New York Direct
ms Line IS composed OF the Steamships
hslChEhboCkER NEW DRLEANS CORTES
"hoh"h ChodM ELL, GEORGE WASHINGTON
@FA The steamship 0''
NetS tsN. GEORGE WASHINGTON,
JAMES WHITEHEAD Commander.
VIII RAJ "a r nt.i "laii fvot o. Toulouse street
D.. SATURDAY. February a. at A. M
IN.
Frelght for LIVERPOOL Bremen and Havrs "a Esn
py TINS Inc and through bilis OF ladiup f,;ven To-,
the same. For f,eight or passage apply to- 'A IVA
49, ALFRED MOULTON
Ia' No. al CarondeIet street
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IMPORTS,

RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Eastern Queen
1900 lunches bananas 5000 plantans 5025 cocoanuts
4 bbls lines
LIvBRPOOL-Steamship Mississ ppi-so cases of
cheese 3265 plates 3a3 pkgs mdse is 90 bdls iron
ties rs bales bagging $50 cks beer
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STEAMSHIPS.
91EA The steamer
STATE OF minnesota.

1G4&& STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Wlu sail from New Orleans for LIVERPOOL d,rec,
Saturday, February IA, 1919 ~
Will receive and sign through bills Of ladnp n
Havre: Bremen. Hamourg. Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all continents al ports.
Return tickets issued available for TWEIvR
MONTHS, at reduced rates and throue h ticLsts
to ali parts OF the United Kingdom and Europe
A stewardess and surgeon attached to eaoh
steamer; no charge is made for attendance and
medicines. CALM
Money orders granted free of charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here tn mar,
ties desirous OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar ut all time without
detention. 1'
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
lnodatons apply to
A. K. MILLER & CO.
se14 40. % Carondelet street New Or,ean,
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RECHIPTs OF PRODUcE

ST LOUiS-SteAmer Henry Ames-9ss sks malt
tcs hams II bbls oil 10 bxa candles E0 be seap I33
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@ship
MISSISSIPPI,
WRAKE. Commanded
VIII leave on or about February Is.
From her wharf, foot of Jack son street Fourt6
pstrlct. VIII receive and sign through bills OF
te1dan, and all cOntineutal ports.
raT,lee Gus OF 81 ndng for their friends can
purchase prepaid emig alton tickets here re-
For freight or passage, having superior acoommo
dations, apply to SILAS WEEKSA 90
No. 48 Carhndelet street
Managing owners-FLINN, MAIN l. MONTGOM
pool. IL 10
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MONDAY EvKNIN6, FoUrudlJ y Io's. ,
We have no change to notice in the n Oney mar.
ket which continues quiet and easy, with limited
offering DO h In bank and on the street. The few
transactions reported indicate no quotaDie FaT1a'
ton in the rates of commercial paper. We
continue to quote first class paper. with unex-
ceptionable colaterals. at l00l2 " cent v annum
without colatera,s at IL; AL at ldIh y month, and
second grade at 2. The only transaction in mort
gage paper within our observation is SSeo" nrst
class on Saturday at 10 cent. There IS very little
money Offering for investment in mortgas es, and
second class mortgages are entirely neglected
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MnsnAY EyKHINa February 8. 1879.
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NEV ORLEANS CLEARING no USE.
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NORFOLK, Va, February 9. - Capital
Creilln, from the wreck Of the Queen OF tn
South, ashore at Watchaprigue inlet. re
ports the vessel going to pieces and a larg
part Of her cargo of cotton washed ashore
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BREMEN,
North (seru,auIl,y5

- NVTfH V'trHtan E.EOyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN Ann sEw opIEApa
VIA HAvRH SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-16
An OuigrOw,h Of Other nisease!

Catlrrh sometimes exists alone, cut Is more fire.
quenty symptom OF other diseased conditions.
Ihe following letter explains il
CoLLINGWooD, Onondaga Co, n. ! e., Ian. -, /. z.
DR.. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y;
Dear Hsr-Allow me to give You a brief history 0
the effect of your m edicne called Golden Medical
fourth year, and naturally of firm constitution.
have been afflicted with compl lication of diseases
almost Incredible to relate In the first place
catarrh. 10 degree that to me- it seemed that my
voice passed out the ears, TO which added its
natural ally-Bronchitis; to which. at no great
length OF time. were added Neuralgia pains III the
head and shoulders and bloatins OF the lower
limbs, the most of which was superiuduced by a
torpid state Of the liver. had the advice Of sew
| eral eminent physicians. and tried almost every
known remedy Tor such complaints. without relief.
rapid loss of strength and waste OF hesh, remind
| ed me that could not long Withstand the com
| bined force OF disease which was fast bearing
| me down. gave up all business. made my will,
had my srave stone placed in position and ettered
| except date OF exit, and resigned myself to my
| couch to await events. Not long after this, saw
your advertisement procured your remedies-I am
now on the second halt dozen bottles of Golden
| ii dcal discov 9ry-ha good appetite, have
| gained fifteen pounds of desh-no more talk out Of
| my ears, more bloating OF the limbs, walk
two three miles with and feel that you have
| given me a lease OF ten OF hiteen years subject
| however. to the ratification OF the Court above
That You may live long TO do good 10 suffering hu
| manity. is the sincere wish OF
| Your unknown friend LUTHER COLE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-16
AnauSenentS.

Lucille Western. ut the Grand Opera House.
Saturday night. met with royal reception, the
house being crowded IN every portion. The play
WAS Fast Lynne" and Miss Western app cared
ia the dual role OF La3y Isubei and Madame T,ns
We have neither lime nor space, at present, Tor
an extended notice, and eau only say that the
protraiture of these famous characters was pre-
sented as Miss Western alone can do and the
falling oil the curtain upon II weeping, sobbing
audience, was sufficient evidence OF a proper
appreciation OF her efforts. The support was
excellent, aud sustained her well. Tonight,
"Olivsr Twist will be presented. with Mss
Western in the thrilling role OF Nancy Sykes
Another crowded house should greet her.
Tn, oratoria and lecture by Bishop Becker OF
st. Paul's Catholic Church, tomorrow night will
bs listened TO by crowded house
On Wednesday evening. March 18th, Lannier's
Dramatic Company, assisted by the redoubtable
Frontiersman, Oregon Bill, ana troupe of genu.
inc Comanche indians, will perform Ned Bunt-
lines great drama, " Hazel Eye" Lovers of the
exciting and thrilling drama should go.
The announcement OF Charlotte Cushman's ap
pearance ut our Grand Ooera House, on the even
ings OF March 9th aud 2Sth is positive. The sale
OF reserved seats will open In a few days, at til
usual pace