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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

Should Senator Thurman or Gov. Hen
bricks have the greatness Of soul to &C
ecpt for the benefit Of the Republic the
candidacy for the Vice Presidency. the
Democracy will present to the country
the most powerful ticket either party
has had in half century, and such a
eourse Of action will likely make the
nan who accepts the second nomina-
ton President In 1880.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29
TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR.

In accordance with call under Article OF
the Constitution, the members OF the Associa-
ton OF the Bar Of New Orleans. are requested to
meet in the Supreme Court room, at II O'Clock
M, on SATURDAY, July /.
The object of the meeting is to recommend 10
the Nominating Conventions suitable candidates
for Judges OF the District Courts. parish OF Or
leans.
JOHN H. NEW.
CHARLES E. FENNER.
b. +. JONAS,
ie2s 2t2D Executive oommiuee.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

The Picoyune's flag was thrown to the
hreese this morning with the following
Tor President, Samuel ]. Tilden.'
rer Vice President, 1.-THE Picdvune. =
Neighbor, that is taking undue advan'
tara Of the st. Louis Convention.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

The First Ward Central Auxiliary
Club has meeting this evening. The
members are requested to attend, as
business Of Importance will be trans
acted. The meeting will take place at
Browns Hall, Melpomene street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

The Democratic Conservative Associa-
ton Of the parish of Orleans last night
fired fifty guns, at the foot of Poydras
street, in honor of the nomination of
Tilden. They will fire fifty guns on the
levee this evening in honor Of the nom-
ination OF Hendricks.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

II. @. Dibble, ex-Assistant Attorney
General, says he is supremely disgustod
wi1h Kellogg's rule. On Monday morn
M next. at ten o'clock, at his office at
No corner OF Gravier and Carondelet
streets, he proposes to promise to re-
fund all fines and penalties which ne
has filched from delinquent taxpayers
daring Kellogg's disgusting admins
fpattOn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

Fhe Smith Cadets, Of the Seventh
Ward. were out In force last night,
vodcr the leadership OF their president,
NJ. Thomas Fernon, and treated the
DwsoCRAr to delightful serenade.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

We call the attention OF our readers to
the notice of the Tenth Ward Club. The
wigwam, on st. Charles street, between
Jackson and Josephine, will be open to
voters tomorrow from a. m. to 8 p. m.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

DAILY DEMOCHA1'
urAporv EDrTOR
ovuyCE. ID CAMP STREET. Second Floor.
Th.rsday Evening. Juns ~. 1875.
c--=--.--zz--zzsez---
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J. T1LDEN,
OF NEW YORK.
FOE VICE PRESIDENT,
THOS. s. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA.

The Democratic Conservative Associ.
rtion Of this parish will hold grand
ratification meeting tonight at st. Pat
risks Hall. See notice Of the President,
6an. Fred. N. Ogden.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29
An Article that IL Neat, Pleasant q
wear. Does What Is Claimed for IT
ana Is Positively the Best Ever Made
mr. kuOWu.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is great
Enforcement on the ordinary porous plaster,
and the best remedy known for rheumatism,
lame and weak back spinal and kidney atec.
tons. seatica lumbago stiffness OF the Joints
and MUSCLES rupture sprains. bruises. and kin
bred ailments. For these reasons: The ,obJec-
tionabe features OF common porous plasters
has in it been removed and Capcine, a remedy
now coming into use among physicians as the
most powerful efficacious and ut the same time
harmless and pleasant external remedy known.
has been combined with it. Capcine possesses
remarkable soothing and curative properties,
and causes the plaster to relieve pain lmmedi-
ately and to cure quickly.
It is the best remedy for the above ailments
that could possibly be devised. Price q cents.
A''' SEABURY h JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF
Public Education for Louisiana.
CARD.

The undersigned who was honorea - w
SURFACES Of q large majority Of The legal s,esson
=, the ganeral state election Of 1877. Is CANDi-
DATE FOR REELECTION as State Ssperin-
tendent at the similar election TO be held y
November 1876. He Respectfully eonolss ~
moral influence and voluntary support o. q
honorable citizens Of the State who are IN nsor
of: ,.-.-xs~-
l. Reform and economy In the adminissras'oA
OF the public school system.
.. vigilant protection OF the school I1nO
from waste or embezzlement.
8. Equal facilities for the moral and nsnsa'
instruction Of all children In tho State, Dy mp
riybt and competent teachers. under the guid-
ance OF directors who shall be Responsible - me
communities In whose behalf they act.
1. Schools, when and where feasible. Sor we
.~a,,;n0 ~ ant pupils. OF proper age In prseti-
cal knowledge Of the useful arts and Haoes
and -
:. The prompt and punctual payment OF
teachers' salaries and OF all other legal ana M
dispensable obligations OF school directors.
ie2Otf AobI. =. Hooa n. -.-'.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-29

p ~ y =
The following Watches are oil I@yrr move.
ments, Jeweled. Same . re as $i5 atchs ana
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch. same as the Out .......s W
Hunters Watch Nickel Case ............... ~
solid Silver Stem Winder. -
Stem Winder, on. Silver case. q
Same but open face, fiat glass. .............. "
Solid IA karat Gold Watch. 2 on. Case. ........ =
Solid is karat Gold Watch, Q oz. caSe... g
Solid IA karat Gold Stem w Inder. ~ OF case -
Solid Is karat Gold Stem Winder, m OF. case 100
The following Watches are two sizes smaller
than the SIS Watches. and finer quality:
In Silver, hunting or open face case. ~
Solid "A karat Gold case. v
Solid IS karat Gold case. -
Ladies' Watches, Solid Gold cases. ........... -
Stem Winders Solid Gold cases, .......... %
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly engraved 4.
Gent fsu Gold Chains in great varisey.
Prices vary from SIS tQy5.
large assortmenttf Ladies' Gold Chains,
from SIS to sl01
Silver Chain. suitable for the SIS Watch from
Any Watch sent by mail, In registered pack
age at my risk, receipt of price, with 50 cents
for postage or by Express, G. q. D.. with pTfy1-
| lege Of opening the package and examining the
Watch before paying for It, Address as above
A Key that winds any watch sent by mail for
W1T Tt'Ifs R s by sKILLFUL WORK
MEN. at lowest pos iblc prices
Solid IA Karat Gold Chains ol2 peri
Pennyweight.
l
, 1876-12-19
Gurppdi(Ae Nadrid eli.

s>araRomrg. Jn Uol9e Der Terbee.
lnn9eu, wel1e 81, iurdtbarm lleber>
idwemmungcn oes 9ibetr5 i'm Iceten
CONNER in ldmmtli@en llierltuaten uns
gcrldltct + 'bcn, luuroen pom ben betbeis
lt9tcn 9lcgicrm9sn niAt Ii au5rei.
denoe Grcoitc CUR 8ieoer1erIte(lun9
mo 5ur Grb0bunJ Der Ddmme berpil,
ljgt. %IonOcrn e5 wuroe and cine oes
mlIAtc &%ommiIliou crnannt. oeren Nuis
gobc e6 lit, Die WfaBnabmcu gu tuoircu.
0urd meld}c in 3utunit a9nli3em llns
Gid por4ebeu9t uuO AUDI Die SAjffs
Ta9rt oc5 u et15 9eregclt weroen Tonne.
81 il &oalmiIliOn begaan ibre uut;rlu
dung i'll 9t~tubaulcn (&anton Sdaif>
Qou}cn), tnoem tic 5u G0lt pr &abn
nNdl &ouTenbm9 unO oam per 6loB bis
olet uno Den JlQein abwdrtS fubr. IS
lanOe,t lib 3auptlaA i@ UNI Die lbou
taught III A%nle9un9 gebratbte Srage ber
Spren9uu9 Der 9(peinielien bel 2auieus
burg, weld)e Die oorttge 0tromi1neQe
slnen9en uno oen 0ibeln unfabrbar mo,
ben. Da5 GrgebniB Der unteriu1ung
nno 9eiprebung 9in9 i'm WcientliAen
oa3tn, voaB Die Operation wcOer nit III
groBeu S0wieriafeItcn nod Soften uers
Ounocn WGre unO loWobl ba8 @efaIe
oe5 StromlauTe 3 miuoern (ali 10 S@ifis
fa9rt uaO 6I0Berei ernlOgli1en), als bic
Q;berI4wemmuugen b~eOeutenO miloern
wlr0e.' Die &orreftiOn Der oitiIeitigeu
N(5cinOGmme, bic cine @elaumtIan9e
bon 1874 &ilometern babeu, lit biz aui
II &IlOmeter bereitS oolcn0et uno 6es
tra9t Die Grb0bung bis gu 80 Gentimes
ter liber Dem 90Alten 8a6crtano BON
1876 uuo so @cntimeter uber oemicni.
gen BON 1852. Sur ldumtli1e &orref.
%Iionen, lowie fur Die Grbaltun9 Der
OGmme 1T pro 1876 uuo 1877 Elm
&reoit BON l,687,O00 DC. porlGulia be-
(Ulut9t.
Die Staoterweiteruu9 mad)t oerartiqe
6ortiAritte. oaB an mauden Steuen
Der neue 0auptluaQ bereit8 Bic beablid.
ttgte S04e bat. Die umwalun9 miro
aGcrOia9S 9egcniibtr Dem @auban'l9en
SYltem cine iebr eiuia@e, inoem nur
Gin madtj9er Growau, uOr otelem elm
breiter W~aHer9raben unb Dor Dem les.
lercn Elm lweitcr etpa8 nieOriger Grbs
lpau. Der III OaS @laciS auSl6uft, III
gebrobtnen 0inien Die Geieltiguns BIZ.
oct. 0tur Die WJntel Iw Der umwauuna
rrdaltM sur 8eitreihuuQ bsr Geiten
, 1876-12-19
9nlauoiGNe Dspe(t)en.

Oetroit, Mli6, II. 9esember.
Sames 8el6er, welber i'm iesten SUIT
Sperm 8. g. &enpon ermorbcte, wutoe
Trcitag in 9anbwi@ in Canada bin9e-
rihtct.
Can Srancisco, 16. 9eSbr.
9as Gisent6um Der 6irmo Briggs &
Comp, Gissntbiimer elmer Spielb6lle,
it auf cine Stage Der Santfirmo 9ar=
nott & 60. in Sei6la9 9enommen NOR
Den. Die &ld9er bebaupten, ooB MlfreO
Dor Meier, Der entflobene @lerf Der
8antfirma, lpcl9er fiir5Ii6 in Ma5at=
IAN in Msyifo perbaitct mur0e, zinc Der
Sirma eeD6rige Summe i'm Setrage BON
$4,000 in Dem Spielofale Der In9e-
flo9ten uerlor.
, 1876-12-19

1tiulmt, 5lmal ba io1t su ocrielben 3eit
Gin fenntnibrei0er College bes Serrn
Observation-Disclosures Heulcour, Der
YrofeTor 6. Sermann amYolitc0rifum
in 4aGen, Der ebenfall5 ols Gommiiia.
rims Ser beutI6en Gcaierun9 in 8bilos
oelpbia t6dtig wor, Dor benz Ncrein
beutl0er Sngenjeure i'll Noden einen
@ortrag belt, in welfem slpar Der
Geuleauy'lAen 8~erfeberu1g Der oeitI@eu
Sn0ultrie nit feinem Wor;e 9eoo6t, bon
Dem OeutIden 9eportemett Der Nus1 tel
lung aber cine S0iloerun9 9e9ebtn iii,
Sic mobrli0 niht Dem ocutlfen 8olfe
bic @6amr0t6e in Die @onQen treibt.
go 1T oenn nun Der bon Yrpf. G5u
leour iiber Die beutidc Sl1ouItrie ousae
ipro0encn Gerurtbeilun9 10 5iemlI0 al
Ter 8Oocn ent5o9s1, mo oos oeniI6e
@olf oarf Ii6 Dem berubi9caOenSelpuBt=
iein bineeben, oaB es aud nit ieinerSn
onItrie einen e%brenpollen 8Ilb unter DEN
cipililirtcn 80lfcrn einnimmt. WoRi
bleibt 0ieles gu wiini6cn, WieIes 81 BEL
beIIern, oas fam pon&einem critdnoi9en
9euti0en ~geleu9net werocn, ober oab
0enti0Ian0 in Y6ilooclpbio aur our9
98cniges unO Sdle0te5 pertrctcn II,
bas gilt irbt niAt meDr.
(9flllp. Srlo.)
Gin at idaa. Dian
nHB nur nidt GQeS 9~lahhcn mas jcet
iiber GerIhm0cungen uuO 9%eneine 8 tris
9uen pon dugltli6en ODER b05wllltacu
WfcaIAen erfutoen % L Derbrcitet piro-
ODER mas Die Senlations<2icbbabe pro-
flamiren. 9lber pu5u cS oonp meter PIT
ttalnilen ? fraqt Otr Seize. @cil lRa =.
d)c8, oud lueltn eS mn @riin0 .nQ fem
mag, bod fir oic .3citen b0d]lt rbaracteria
itiit it in weldcu mir lebeu, mo neil
e8 Ocn @jemiitb8SuItanO t nuieldnet, in
weld)em lidl 8icle bcfinOcn, icit9em Del
polltiihs WbOen, ben man imtner fir 10
falt gcbaltcn bat, lid) mie pom eillem @rb-
bcben erI1ilttert, in lhlpanfen0e enc
qung bcqeben bat. @ine8 81 ier @eriid),e
ia oud) bo8. oaB oie lep4blifanlihen e.
naoo0en @ benz Brdlioentcn IS ont ben
Nana mo @ebait elncs 6tlomurIdlallS
ocriprod)en bdtteu, wc,ln CT $1ape8 uuter
ltiite. = Denn auf oieieu iet Orant icbr
t0S gu lpled)cn qcweien mo babe Ibn
nad) belicn Nomiration ouf oa8 0cftigite
ecId)mdbt. nno smar in iolhcngusoriid II
oaB oelien 6reunoe obi9c8 Serlpredlen
eemabt bitten SobulO 0uDe5 Brdlis
bent Ici, lole Grant wieOcr Oas armec-
COMMANDO erholtcn uuo qua dl3 6tlo<
marltou, nm iihcr Sbermo1 I'll itcbeo i,
II ) slpar nit bobem@ebalte gang pie in
ben panildamerifanllhen no
6Plonari6alle uno BrdliOcnt II an eiuem
Strang gu siebcn pfle9cn, ooer uie in Der
Sdein 0fcpubllf 6ranfred. Sour nit
Dem llnterlhieO, ouB bort ell 6elomar>
idall gum Prdliocntcn wuroc, wdbreno
bier Elm YrdIiocnt sum 6elomorihau
meroeu iol. W}un ncbnc Die @,i6idte
iibriaepS al8 Das, mas lie lit. ais @c-
rit1t. iR9. Ncm.)
9n ~SnOianapclis, SUB, 1T Ser be,
fanate Netn6dnoler 6 ri Sol8 (Sirno
0tufdbaupt & Sals } au5AtjnOen, -reus
Beu, sebirtiQ. inl "a. 2eb n5jabre nit
Guoe a%b9esan9en.
, 1876-12-19
Dir TnhknrA


1T beIttmmt bas sauas ~btsberise Seilpertabren ams
SpDbap lno ourb Gtinebmen pom SpbpnIoet
berptrtt, Gte 9obbaoer set8en an, no bic &ranfbeit
i5ren Sib bat, ~ tief ie liest, unS gu slei4er
Seit 5et9en ie BITE Qebenstroit bes Menibfn an.
Eauienoe iino In ben leBten spet Sabren in Ser
Babe gluItalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Reu gort, sebeilt
woroen. Inter ben Gebetlten befinben iid piele
@er6te rnb Ipotheter. Ole sobbdoer lnteri6etten
f4 BON anoeren SGoern babur6, baB lie brett auf
bic 3rantbeit etnwirten, uub ben franten Stoli ents
fernen, tn ipel6er Sorn er aud gum 8ori6ein
forrne. Sic ftno etn Serbrennun9ss eber lusI9eis
bnn9ss9roceB. Ser &rantbeitsitofe. Sober &ranfs
mfrs bel Der anpenonns bisier &ur i~OSuiasen iein
et9ener Mr5t. Wetn Senlone orr6 bieie 8aoer aes
betlt TT. 10 tit er nirtli9 unb rabifat gebeilt, pabs
reno mad Der btsberi9er 9eilmetbobe BITE Mtttel
8em6hnlid 9eIGbrlt6er limb ais bic Rraufbeit ieIbf,
nnb lid Siters IN sanaes Seer iscunbdrer arants
Obsiei9 Sic Gvybaber aae arumtseitsu, tnrrtrlia
unb duBerli6, %furirer, 10 iinb bod BITE g8irfun9er
nod in acutem 3 uitanbe %befinben, sons auberorbents
lid: 0ieber, ielbit @eruens nnb 8pphusfieber,
tnrtrt, Ssals= unO Observation-Disclosures wtrb,
ssp6bnlia letdt turirt. MaHeria@t, Rbeas
tnatiSmus peroea oft iebr f6nsa eebeilt;
ebenio Nu9ens uno STANDARDIZATION, iowte aae
tHpbilttiide Aranfbettsn In ieoem @rooe. pet
if,uiiret, .Seropbeln &C: lit bic g9irtuns etns
pl6eli9e II. ji6tbare. Nur elm gob TIT btnrsi6enb,
UNI Seben pom Der &trtIns al iberjen9en. Wtas
9cnfrebS unb bic io9enannte Satts ober
nurbeu gebeilt. Bet letterer Srantbeit 9eben rs
@roSent bees .5uderitoficS NIT iebem Babe Snra bes
urtn as.
iebem Ylab i'm 2anoe p%erianot, Ger 4rctS oeS
8aoespnlpers TT 81, Der oes Ginnebmes BrIpers
81. Dsan la1e i3 cine 8roidire lber bic aobfH
W en9lii9er ODER oeIti4er Spra9e i9tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss. "
, 1876-12-19

Sic oeut50e Snbufrie in
Bbilabelpbia. Sn DER 9an5en
ciptllirten g9elt bat bas entlpre6ene,
i6einbar BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
liebe oiftirte llrtbeil, wel6es pom YrOf.
G~euleuy iiber oos oeutl9e 0eportement
Der u eltuusitelun9 81 Pbilaoelpbia
fdate, Nufleben erre9t 0enn an ote9ltO9=
liAfeit zines Giidl6rittes. ooer aud nur
eincg Sti0itanocs oes Snoul trie in Dem
pieoer jung gemoroenen 9eutl6lano
bate Niemano aud nur in Sraume 9e=
ba6t. uno mas &euleaur 9ei6rieben
bate, 0as muroe ~ge9loubt uro be0er6l9t
nno Die selammte uolt5mlrt6lAaftllAe
gSelt 9eut{@lano's ma6te liA ioIort on
Die @rbeit, nm Die llria0cn oes bei0d=
member Giidgan9es 81 er9riinoen, iomic
Die Mittel uno gSe9e su neuen: Muf-
idwun9 su finoen. Sier uno oa wuro
lpp0l cine Stimme laut, wel6e ben vur>
gebeuer mabrheitsliebenoen" Serrn pro
fsllor niGt nur Der llebertreitung, lon=
bern ou6 Der llmpabrbeit 5ieb, aber
mon aGtete niAt barauf, menigltens
briiben in Seutl6lano nl6t. Sicr in
Nmerifa l6irttelten Die 9eutiNm welNe
in 8bila0elpbiu gemelen waren, mObl
meilteus Die &Dpfe 81 Der Geulcour' den
Y%erOommung Der oeutlden Snoultric,
oenn lie 6Otten oieIe gans rclpettabeI, in
man6en 3wei8cn unerreiAt uno uniibers
treiTli0 retrdientIrt geiunDen. SEPT,
nit einem Yiale, fan9en tie uu0 oriiOen
in Der altcn 9eimatb on, Die &hpie 81
idiitteIn uno on Der WabrbnItigtelt jcs
neg germ YrOfeHOrs AL Slpeiteln uno
5Dar bobpn slpei beahtenswert1e Wto-
mCnte ben leBt Dor ll0 9ebenoenumi0lag
bemlrft.
3una@it bat 9err &euIcuuy IiA ols
elm i9uBS6lncril0e @9ent uno &lopf.
fc6tcr entpuppt, oer lelue SttQuug al
gusI tellun9scommlNorlus mIBorou0t
bat, nm fir ueraltcte unO Obgetb0ne
S6ubjoQ- Guan9ellEm YrupuoOuoe i'll
muAeu. Gr butete lid moblsDclsliN,
Surbe ou betennen un0 lcInc 8elpe99rliu
De merfen 81 ~lalien, 10 LANCE er nI6t
li6er mar, ooB lelne Mnli0ttn @tltung
9eInn0m bottcn, jebt abcr 1T er mJtYor
i6ld9en gu @unlten zines n'uen qlui.
l6wun9s Der Snoultrie Oeuti6lonNs
beraus9erlift, uno Die 9ebeu elnia9 uno
orcIlt onrani blnaus, OuB DeutlAlano
MIR onr@ leiue ir%eibdnolerii3e 8rtb-
16ofislpelle 10 lebr i.pultrlvQ beruntcr
getommen lei uno oab es ml,oer lhub
S0lncrilA weroen mnlie, ME .ote Der.
StOaten BON Nmerlto es fro noble Is
ieirer S%nouitrie gu neuer Slutbe uerbel
len. 90 9lng mt elnem Mtale ocn
&tuten oriibcn Elm 2I@t auf, penn man
mirtte Die 4bii4t upo man wayp per,
, 1876-12-19
Gngfano.

2onb D II, IS. 9c5embee. Colonel
Nalcntine gafer befinbet id in 2olloon
uno crIudt en9lil6e Oiii5iere i'm mi!
Ser Reorganization Der Ottomans&a-
palerie su belfen.
Sic Situation in gari5 miro INNER
btrwideiter.
, 1876-12-19

,srBs,rs an,etsen weroen tpi1er bcrf&net.
Nft pter penioer Sci n btlben etnen Saudrt.
Rlle Qr,eiaen ftnb int @prdts su satlen.
Die 2ettuna wirb IN 8tfmone nnb tint
ssaenb BON ben IrGsern fir IS sents per
MpGe auSeetraefn.
, 1876-12-19

E1HS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE,
, 1876-12-19

fIeine 8orlprtn9e, ionr Dettncen ltp an
Der 9an3en Tront feline Der ali Der alten
9sfelti9uns 10 baufi9 an9sbradtsn Sor'
werfe.
, 1876-12-19
len.

Som, is. 9e5. Cardinal Yotrc5i 1T
toot.
, 1876-12-19
neutlie telegr. pfps(bea.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

2~onbon, IS. 9c5ember. Sic
'9forte berpeigert Ii6 ir9eno wel0e
@ori6ldse bebuis Gelebuns Der frembc
Madte an5une6men.
, 1876-12-19
9Strqinia Staot5<Wa5etIt
ta9I,a berauseesebsn Son
9ubn 9. II.
90. 81 3n5lfte Straee.
u i'd monb, So.

subScriptiors $ 4reifcs
National Republican., 1876-10-05
improvements,

Inspector Thomas Plowman has issued the
following building permits E. Voigt, a brick
dwelling, east side Seventh, between H and
streets; 5000. Justin McCarty, a brick dwell
ing, east side Sixth, between VI and n streets;
500. Moses Wood, frame dwelling, north
side Monroe, between Beall and Montgomery
streets, Georgetown; $500. Mr.. Bower, a
brick addition to residence, west side Ninth,
between P and Q streets northwest; $3.50. A.
G. Pumphrey, a two-story frame dwelling,
east side Eighth, between E and G streets;
81 200. John II. Peake, a two-story brick
store north side Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets east; 81 800. John
J. Evans, three-story brick dwelling, north
side c, between First and Second streets south
east; S5, 900. Same, three two-story and base
ment brick dwellings, north side c, between
First and Second streets southeast; $1,000.
Same, two two story brick dwellings, north
side c, between First and Second streets south
east; 81 900. S. Stott, brick store and dwell
ing, south side Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets; $1,000.
Il. G. FAINT, two-story brick Office, north side
d, between Fifth and Sixth streets northwest;
1000. Michael Lauer, brick store, west
side First, between l street and Virginia ave-
nue. southwest: $500. Louis Koerth, two
story brick dwelling, east side First, between
Pierce and N streets northwest; 81 200. John
J. Evans, two two-story brick dwellings, north
side c, between First and Second streets south
east; $4,000.
National Republican., 1876-10-05
Observations on the Nature, symptoms and
Effects Of Catarrh.
By DIR. HARTLEY, 782 TENTH STREET.

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Among the list of chronic diseases which
affect the human frame catarrh is the one
most prevalent, most offensive, most pro-
ductiye of discomfort, and most liable to a
variety of dangerous and distressing compli-
cations.
Thousands are annually FASTENED to a
premature grave from its pernicious effects,
and no doubt thousands are at this moment
slowly perishing under its fatal influence,
ignorant of the cause of their declining health.
1t was, in fact, the destructive influence of this
disease and its alarming prevalence that first
attracted the writer's attention, and 1t is with
pardonable pride that he refers to the fact of
having been the first physician who made this
disease a special study, and originated a sys-
tenn Of treatment calculated to effect radical
and permanent cure
Catarrh manifests itself by discharge from
the head, varying in its nature In different
cases, and even in the same individual at diff
ferent times. 1t may be thin, colorless, ,acrid
fluid, or a glary, starch-like substance; gen.
orally, however, 1t is thick, purulent, or
muco- -purulent matter, either greenish- yellow
or of deep green tint, occasionally streaked
or fecked with blood. So copious and Often
siye is the discharge in many cases that the
| patient feels as though the whole head was In
state of corruption.
Much of the discharge passes backward into
| the throat, or collects as a tough, viscid
| phlegm behind and above the soft palate, in
| the passage between the throat and the head, p,
| creating a constant and almost irresistible de-
sire to obtain relief by "hawking," q practice
| characteristic of catarrh, aad as embarrassing
to the one affected as it is disagreeable to those
around. Often the phlegm is so tenacious
that the most persistent and exhaustive efforts
fail to dislodge it until some food or stimulant
| is swallowed.
Again the offensive matter deposits itself IN
the nasal cavities in the shape of dry, hard
| crusts, which, in some cases, accumulates to
such an extent as to form a regular plug, OBJ
structing breathing and producing serious dis
comfort. This condition is indicative of ulcer
alton, which in time may 6eGtroy the bony
structure of the nose, and produce its subse-
quent fattening.
/ The breath is always tainted, and some
times is so revoltingly offensive as to render
the sufferer an object of disgust to himself as
| well as to others, and cases are occasionally
met with in which the stencil is really over
powering, and sufficiently fetid to poison the
atmosphere of whole room. Thus a person
affected with catarrh lives continually in an
impure atmosphere of his own surrounding,
and inhales q poisonous effluvia with every
| breath.
DR.. Hartley may be consulted at his resi-
| dence, 732 Tenth street, near Grant Place.
National Republican., 1876-10-05
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Reports Of the Chief Engineer and superin-
tendent Of Fire Alarm.

tendent Of Fire Alarm.
There was no quorum at the regular semi
monthly meeting of the Fire Commissioners
last night, and consequently most of the tus-
ness had to be laid over.
Superintendent Miles submitted his report
for the month of September, stating that ten
alarms were transmitted over the fre-alarm
telegraph during the month, and that the tele-
graph department is in good working order.
The report concludes as follows: "The present
system of telegraph has been in operation one
year, and there have been transmitted over
the wires during those twelve months, up to
and including the moR.h of September ultiHo,
one hundred and seventy Esarms, larger
number than has ever before been given in any
consecutive twelve months s.nce the orgS niza-
ton of the paid FIRE department in this Dis
trict.
Chief Engineer Cronir7s report fer the
month of September states that there were
ten alarms of fire during the month, which
involved the estimated loss of 500, with an
insurance of 5000. No. 2 engine has been re-
built, and will be ready for service next week.
The alterations and repairs at No. house
have been completed, and the housc is ready
for inspection. j. Brosnan has been ap-
pointed temporary private in the depart
ment. The conduct of the men is reported as
good.
H. R. Miles, superintendent of the fire.
alarm telegraph, was granted ten days leave.
Applications for positions in the depart
ment were received from James E. Lewis,
Daniel F. Craven and John II. Brent.
Bills were approved amounting to s129.04.
A communication was received from Fred.
W. Pratt, notifying the board that the sum of
$25 had been appropriated by the board Of
underwriters from the fremen's relief fund for
the use of Private Myers, Of No. engine COM
papy, who has been disabled by exposure. A
thankful letter from Private Myers was also
received.
Chief Cronln states that the estimated
losses from fires in the District during the last
ten months has been s30,O00, which is much
less than usual.