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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

-Berkey, at the corner hardware
store, offers the largest assortment of
plows for our farmers to choose from
He represents the Adams Chilled
pillow, the Fit. Wayne steel pillow, the
Kalamazoo chilled pillow. the Warsaw
chilled pillow, the Goshen chilled pillow
and the Louisville celebrated steel
plow, all of which are standard arti-
cles and Of the very best make.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

Parties having ginseng to sell,
will get the highest market price in
cash at NUSsBAUM ~ MAYER's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

The ladies are invited to call at
Becker & VOLTS, and see their new
and beautiful parasols. They are
cheap, too.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

crowd of about hundred, several of
whom recognized him as the man
who was here about four weeks ago,
and who claimed to be an engineer
Some of the curious had many ques-
tions TO ask him, but he was remark
ably reticent. Many pronounced him
a very bad-looking man, but We must
confess-though we are not first
class physiognomist-that we could
discover nothing desperate in the
fellows looks. If he had been clean
he was rather good looking, and We
should Judge him to be a man Of
more than ordinary intelligence. The
gaping crowd was anxious and ex-
cited, and the prisoner actually SEEM
ed apprehensive Of danger And this
originates a thought: Let some poor
fellow commit a depreciation, and at
first the mass of the people are ready
to kick him, throw club at him,
shoot him, do anything,-no pity,
mercy or gentleness during the NOR
bid excitement,-but after a few
weeks or months have passed there
is little interest manifest; the leth-
argy corresponds in degree with the
previous morbid excitement, and the
scoundrel is too apt to escape. Is
this not true?. Let us take these
matters coolly, and punish offenders
according to their offense.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15
Meat Market.

Samuel More and Charles Shuss
have opened a meat market in the
room two doors north of Palmer's
Bakery. They have comfortable
room, with good ventilation and keep
a good supply OF No. fresh meat.
Call and see them. 43-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

The latest, greatest, and most re-
liable remedy ever put together by
medical science for rheumatism,
wounds, swellings, burns. caked
breast, &c, is the Centaur Liniment.
There are two kinds. What the White
Liniment is for the human family,
the Yellow Centaur Liniment is for
spawned, lame and strained horses
and animals
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15
-"Lal mel" said Mrs. Darlington,

-"Lal mel" said Mrs. Darlington,
beaming mildly through her gold
trimmed spectacles, women do make
such a fuss about impairing boys
clothes. Now, there's Isaac, who
hardly goes day without tearing
something. He used to keep me
about detracted with work till 1 went
and bought me a sewing maching. l
was very careful to get one that had
plenty of room under the arm, so
that when he tore his pants / could
put them right under the machine
without taking Isaac out of them.
The machine is in the rejoining room,
Doctor, and I'd like to have you see
it," saying which she led the way to
where Ike was discovered seated be-
fore a Light Running Domestic"
busily sewing the cat up in the good
old lady's rag-bag.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

General and miscellaneous
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

And so cents on each poll.
License to retail intoxicating Ii
quors was granted to the following
named persons:
In Plymouth-Peter Knisley, M.
Spieshoffer, John Weiriter, Wolfard
& Hinckey, and Shakes & Edwards.
In Bremen-Chas, Rankert, Fred.
Young, and Nicholas Schillinger.
Argos-Copeland & Hoham, and
Lewis Boose-
Warren G. Haines.
Tyner City-Isaac NJ. Smith.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

Programme for the Fourth of July Celebra
ton i'm Plymouth.
The committee of arrangements for
the celebration of the Fourth of July.
respectfully submit the following gem
eral programme for the exercises of the
occasion:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15
FIRST.
SECOND.

That 81 guns he fired, commencing
at a. M, and all the bells Church,
school and other public property bells,)
throughout the entire county be rung
one hour, commencing at the same
hour.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
FRIGHTFUL AFFRAY ON B0UR-
BON STREET. 81

About one o'clock this afternoon an
affray occurred between the notorious
Matt Hogan, J. T.. Barrett, VIM. La-
rescheand Officer Houlhan. on Bourbon
street, near WeDger's saloon,sin which
ten shots were exchanged.
Hogan was shot in the abdomen and
hand by Laresche; Houlihan shot
Laresche in the stomach. Laresche fell
and Houlihan shot him twice after he
was down.
Hogan has been carried to the Charity
Hospital. and report says he IL dead.
Larescbe is at the drugstore corner of
Customhouse and Bourbon streets, still
living. but expected to die every minute.
Hogan, Houlihan and Barrett were
together, and the affras is said TO hare
occurred about Barrett.
Intensed excitement prevails In the
vicinity Of the difficulty. - p
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
FINANCIAL.

f,p quotations are corrected from he last sales
reported nj me Stock. Cotton and Merchants Er-
changes dnd from OTHER authentic sources. or
financial cotton aud commercial tetegrans are NE
latest rereire3
Tho demand for discount Is loss liberal both
In bark and on the street, but without any
,iointle variation in the rates II commcrcinl
paper We now uuote exceptional commercial
paper mt ad- per cent per annum: : Al do. I0tp
IL, aud second grade ibaia.
First class mortgages continue TO rule nt pa ~
per cent per annum, while second grade arc on
tircly nominal
BANK CLEARINGS- Days clearings. ss92.
Wv % : balances. sl25.262 -.
GOLD-Now rules mt fl2t,mll2h. against ~ >
At New York The market exhibits less activity.
SILVER American half dollars are quoted
nominal at ieot,tplnt currency. while Mexican
dollars continue ~ rule at 80. gold.
STERLING Offerings light. demand mod
bi6t sm54Tts currency. bank -a55l. bank counter
rate go },, Commercial atiNew York AZ $50 :
10 is6 !, gold bank is1 ,etisSia.
FRANtS-Iower: n few small aales mt quota
tions. Commercial quoted here 462l l@i8is bank
nominal Commercial ai New York 6.2o'se6lSii
gold bank 5.t6', ab.lsli.
NEW YORK SIGHT-In more liberal supply.
less demand aud weHkor for commercial
Bank iaheoking rate on New lort = per cent
premum Commercial sight = premium.
STOGhS-Duil and without any new feature
to notice.
STATE CONsOLS- Lower; quoted 67l@G71
CITY PREMIUM BONDS-More in request
and higher; quoted at 3;a@s6-
STOCK EXCHANGE-Iast sales: 80 shares
Sugar Shed Company $40: S. Crescent Insurance
Company 50 80: ~ Factors and Traders lnsur-
ance Company 300 SO: 40 New Orleans City Rail
road si3y. State Cunsoa 67lR6f} s22a 600 Pre-
MUM Bonds IS T-l6a3et6.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
4 National Treat.

The Mobile Line. with her double daily light
ming express trains, leaving foot Of Canal street
at Gas a. m and p. M. with elegant paror
and palace sleeping cars and the fast United
States mail and Great southern Express, dashes
along like an innocent thing Of life. over the
heavy ballast. fsh-jointed rail and smooth
track, to the East. North and West and to the
Centennial grounds. making sxty-two and a
half hours from New Orleans to New York-the
fastest time ever recorded.
Leaving New Orleans under the gentle infiu-
ences Of o Southern morning sun in elegant
parlor cars. which cross the bays and rivers on
the splendid new iron bridges in view Of the
seaside homes and the Mississippi Sound and
Gulf, which always contribute a delightful
breeze, is indeed treat that will vie with the
Centenniais richest contribution.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
CORRUPTIONISTS BEWARE
Ferguson Has Found and Identified The
Fraudulent Pay RolIs.
Especial to N. @. pamoerat.l +.

gass Special ton. @. Damoerasl.
WASHINGTON. May a. The Louisiana
committee left this morning to meet at
the st. Charles Hotel on Monday, the
29th inst. With the start already given
them here 1t Is expected that their work
in New Orleans will be speedy and ef-
fective.
Ferguson, In his examinations OF the
archives OF the Treasury Depa1l 1l1nent, at
last found and identified several fraudti4
lent pay rolls which he had signed. He
saw other pay-rolls that be had never
heard OF, but recognized names on their
OF parties he knew were not employed in
the Customhouse. Among these figure
William swan and brothers.
Seelye's examination is continued
until the return Of the committee.
BJJoU.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
From the Evening Pressl
MEXICO.
The Revolution Gaining Grouna-Presi.
dent llerdO DimAeut


HAVANA, May 2s.-The French mail
steamer arrived at Vera Cruz. She
brings no Mexican newspapers. Her
passengers say that for four days before
the steamer sailed no railway train and
no correspondence OF any kind had been
received from the capital, all communi-
cation being interrupted
The rebellion seems to be assuming
alarming proportions. 1t was reported
that the President OF the Supreme Court
had gone to the United States, and that
President Lerdo was preparing for the
sale Of his property In case OF disaster.
These reports appear to be exaggerated,
but the gravity OF the situation in the
southern portion OF the country cannot
be doubted
River News.
VICKsBU URG, May 2.-The river is nov a feet
inches and falling The Matches passed down
at D; m. Capitol City went up at II q m. The
Maude arrived ut . .. IN.
Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, May "a. Noon - Wind solth-
east. very light Weather clear and warm
Arrived Steamship City OF Mexico 1t :is A.
m. Sherwood master. from New York, 70 r. NJ
Witherspoon: schooner May Evelyn Mcf.aren
master. five days from Kuatan.
No tieparfiI rt.s. s7F~f7G &
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
COMM EIH'AL.

COTTON Under further dcelise of l-l6I In
spots at Liverpool this morning the market
weakened considerably. and. in fact. was gene
rally considered lower: but under subsequent
dispatches from New York, quoting spots firm
and futures better. the market reacted slightly.
However 40 to IA m. nothing definite had been
developed and no transactions reported except
a few small lots indicating nothing of moment.
THE COTTON EXCHANGE Reported sales
yesterday. 1900 bales. Market dub and irregular,
a, the close. and &c lower on all grades. and
quoted rs follows' Low ordinary Ir, ord
mary TTsc. good ordinary ga, low midAfing lo3c,
middling liie. and good middling i2h,c.
againN 26T same day last year.
Days exports here 6225, against 5l72 same
stock In presses here 10000 bales. Es-
timated amount unsold 5000 bales. against
50. 800 same date last year
Net receipts here since Sept. 1. .3627t3 bales.
against ?6eti2 same time last year-increase
Exports from here since Sept. l. .432 .27s bales.
against io70ssO same time last ycaf-increaso
Receipts At ali porta since Sept 1. 1897 sll bales
against s.J70.s2B same time last year-increase
627 ,2ss. - -
Exports from all ports since Sept. |. 2,a25,s3l
bales against 40T 800 last year-increase 51a.l71
Stocks at all ports 43s,oA bales. against 3oJ.7l2
TOBACCO Market stronger but net duotably
higher stock on sale $500 hhds; Low lugs 1s@
leaf iols@lli,c. good leaf iSe. fine leaf 49,
oul5c. selections Is ,@l6c, African -9lGle.
LOUISIANA sUGAR-e4let and unchanged. .
good common TAaGnT 80 Y ID fair -td7a. good fair
-tasc fully fair -%asA. prime -as'sc. choice
--taec yellow clarified 9e9ac. white clarified
REFINED SUGAR. standard A iohc y ib,
gianuated lis, crushed and powdered 1'sc
LOUISIANA MoLAssEs Quiet ana steady:
common 9se+2c Y gallon. fair t5es4oc. prime so
elh2e choice 5Jn5Te.
REFINED MOLASs sES-Common 4oc fair 45c.
prime 5he choice Soc. golden syrup SOC Y gallon.
LOUISIANA RICE-Scaroe and quiet. No.
fair 5eshc. good 5'a@te. prime 6'a@61ae. choice
TMTtse ib. n
MERCHANTS EkCHANGE-Sales Yesterday.
100 sacks Galena oats at 42e. $50 sacks white
corn at 63e. 100 mixed do. at 65c. $50 yellow do.
at T0c I47 bbls flour % TO- 50 Do. s. 30. 300 do &C.
100 do Sc 25 3oD do p. t.. 10 tcs sugar-eured hams
I3.c, 25 bbls pork S22. Sales to-day: 70. 1000 and
rs 900 bushels corn in bulk at b5c
FLOUR-In fair demand and firm. with some
demand for export. common 81 75G- Dbl. line
1908 So superfine -tas3 7s double extra ia "a %.
low do. - SOFA Is. good do. s5a5 25. choice do.
IS 5o@6, choice extra 81 2596 49, choice family "
lT so. 5a,55.
CORNMEAL-In demand and strong. Whole
CORN IN SACKS-fn moderate demand.
White mixed -G-c: yellow ,mixed -g6sc;
choice white So; do yellow -670e.
CORN IN BULK-Held ut 5sc y bushel.
OATS-St. Louis 4o9-c sack. Galena AGO
BRAN-in light supply and duh. -@scc =
100 its.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
CAPTGRED AT I.Aw.
A Notorious French Thief who Mas Been
Working the TOwn. N.

Another desperate thief, Jules p. ,Dae'
vfd, has been hunted down sc last. :anlt,
stands most encouraging chance of.
spending the best part OK his life, In tba
Louisiana Penitentiary The charges.
against him are burglary and larceny.
David's first piece OF work on his s5g.
rival In this city was the burglarizing OF
Mr.. Benz s. Harrison's house, No. $3.50
Esplanade street. For this piece OF
work he was remunerated 10 the extent
OF one horse blanket, French clock,a
buggy dashbo9gd cover and basket,
all valued at $75. ~
On May Goth this French thief Waited
the room of Nicholas Mitchell, at the
corner OK Crossman and Peters streets.
Here he succeeded in escaping with
gold watch {No. 307sl, q gold chain, $52
In money. a lot OF wearing apparel and
some lottery tickets; the total repre-
senting $50. Complaints were made
at the detective Office. regard
ing the burglaries, and Chief Ma
lone placed Picora and sCain to work
the matter up, and after q tedious search
their suspicious were fastened on Davis,
and he was arrested at q. m, Sunday,
on the levee, head Of Canal street, and
incarcerated in tiYe Central Station.
The detectives on repairing to Davis
domicile, on Broad street, near Com
mon, recovered a greater part OF the
property. The accused was arraigned
before Judge Evans on two separate
affidavits, and in default Of $500 bond
was remanded to the Parish Prison.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

appointed for the pur-

The cWmmsittees appointed for the psr-
pose Of assisting tho Congressional Committee
Of Investigation" have opened rooms over the
Cotton Exchange. 1si Gravier street. Members
Of the committees and the Secretary will be In
constant attendance between the hours Of IL m.
and 1 o'clock y. m. every day. TO receive any
Information regarding the Federal Offices of the
New Orleans Customhouse.
by order OF Committee.
my2i II PHILIP POWER. JR. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
From The Rrookly Argus.l

- TOTH t1FO DTV7"1y =
A gentleman who called upon George
w. Childs after the Exhibition, found
the great elegiac poet with his coat and
boots off. rolling around on the floor in
state Of ecstasy. "'Sh! 'Sh," whis-
pered the English hall servant, "you
might disturb him. The Hemperor as
been shakin' 'ands Of In to-day, and
he feels too good for anything.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

Long John Wentworth, ex-Mayor OF
Chicago, is entirely bald, except little
tuft OF hair at the base OF the brain be-
hind the ears, and on one occasion,
when riding In q car, he frequently took
off his hat and scratched back OF his
ears, when waggish backwoodsman
shouted out: Stranger, drive 'em up
into the clearing, and you can catch 'em
all in five minutes 20
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
once Louisiana Equitable Life In

surance Company.-An annual election for Di-
rectors OF this Company was held on Monday,
April IL 1876. The following gentlemen con-
stitute the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES CIIAFFE. A. THOMPSON.
ALEX MARKS II. NJ. PAYNE.
II. J. vOSE. JOHN IT, PIKE.
JOHN l. ADAMS ANDREW PATTON,
I. G. HERNpoN, W. u. SCHMIDT.
JAMES i. DAY. JOHN Il. GROVES
J. w. STONE. Z. b. BRIGGS.
JOHN Henderson, u. A. TYLER,
4. b, NEWMAN, B. 4. WALSUE.
E. H. FAIRCHILD, J. u. CAMORS.
X w OGDEN. HENRY ABRAHAM.
AT the annual meeting Of the Board oi Direct
ers. held Tuesday May 2. the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President.
II. w. OGDEN. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
myiI i'm Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
The City Markets.

The sale OF the city markets on Mon
day, on the four year plan, was not n
success. and all the bids had to be re-
iected, the largest bid offered for four
years not being equal TO that at which
the markets were sold previously for
two years. The markets are again adj
yertised for sale.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
superinr Criminal Court.

George Hayes was tried and found
guilty Of burglary for breaking into the
house OF Eliza Farmer, in the night
time, on the 22d OF March last.
John F. Barrett, Jr., was also tried
in this court on the charge Of having
attempted to bribe Justice Evans by
Offering him money to issue an illegal
marriage license to said Barrett. The
jury brought In verdict Of guilty.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

Olive Logan wrote: "Mrs. Grant is
sweet, darling little woman. Olive
Logan's husband is at once nominated
for q fat office. Olive Logan is mightier
than the sword.-[Detroit Free Press.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE N. y. DEMOCRAT. |
WaInnsdav Evauinp May ~ 1HTG

OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT |
Wednesday Evening. May ~. 1916
We condense from our erchanges The Joio,rino
interesting financial and commercial
Items:
In the present unsettled condition Of the mar
ket the following estimates Of the worlds visible
supply of cotton. as made up on last Friday
night by that great authority. the Financial and
Commercial Chronicle. will no doubt be found
valuable TO those Interested.
Tho visible supply Of cotton. ms made up by
cable and telegraph. Ia as follows. The conti-
mental stocks are tho figures Of last Saturday,
but the totals for Great Britain and the ailout for
the Continent are this weeks returns and con
scuuehtly brought down to Thursday evening
hence. to make tho totals tho complete figures
for 10 night May igl, we add the item Of exports
from the United States, including In it the OK
ports Of Friday only:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing Monday, May I2.
First appearance In the United States Of the
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
senorita LUCIA ZARATE, the Mexican
IiIiputian,
Twelve years Of nge. twenty inches high. and
weighs five pounds. Tom Thumb is giant
compared to her.
This wonderful young lady II on her way to the
Centennial. after which sln will appear In
New York. London, Paris. Berlin. Vienna
and all the principal European cities. will be
exhibited in this city. of the Academy Of
Music giving TWO DAILY EXHIBITIONS.
from 10 q. m. e II M, and from 70 n. m.
Scale OF Prices--Admisson 50c: children a5c.
Box Office open from a. m. to p m. my21
gINIvOLI VARIETIES.
Il A Chartres street. near Benvlle.
CUAS MONTALpO. pO.................P Proprietor
JNO. lNOn.,.. .cIii4se- -DlTeclpT
Extraordinary engagement of the MASONS.
Flora and Dan In their Dutch specialties. and
the Little Midget In songs and dances.
Adlnission gs usual. fe22 3nr
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

When she struck him over the head
with q tin dipper for trying. to. kiss her,
he called it "the Naturalization OF the
belle"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

The shelving Of Thurman yrcves how
little any party cares for the ability,
worth, or services Of its leaders.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

The best surf-bathing in the South is at Point
Clear. The best hotel Is the Grand Hotel at
Point Clear. That's clear.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
II. J. HEARSEY
................ EDITOR.
NM. WOELPER & 60, PrOprictors,
OFFICE. "a CAMP STREET, tSecond Floor.

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear rears its
breeze wooing front Immediately facing the
Gulf Go thero
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear opens its arms
TO visitors 1t fears not arrival. and can face all
arrivals.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

Netice 10 Holders Ot city nOnds-Dc: :,
uartment OF Finance. City Hall, May g. 1876
folders Of City Bonds who intend to fund now
or hereafter. under the act of tho Legislature
approved March O. 1876. are cautioned against
cntaehing or disposing Of coupons or parts Of
coupons for interest accrued since July /. 1875
otherwise such boeis will not be q, ayailable for
funding. ED. PlLSBuKf
rnyg If Administrator Of Finance.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Conn
psny New Orleans. April 81. lsse.-Proposals
wilfbe received nj the bank. for the purchase or
of tho New Canal and terminus of the New
Orleans City Railroad to the lake.
ap2T i'm CH JUMONVILI.E. Cashier
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

If you are in quest. Of good fishdng and fine
sport secure rooms at tho Grand Hote, at Point
Clear
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

VNANTED-MULES AND HOESES TO PAS
:ure. excellent grass. abundant shade and plenty
of water Apply at the Office Of
II. BONZANO.
my2l ct No. Clinton street
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24
The whisky Ease.

The case Of the United States against
O'Brien and ais was terminated yester-
day, and then given to the jury by
Judge Woods, who in his charge in
structed them to bring in a verdict of
acouittal in favor John McWhorter and
John Henderson, Jr. Az half-past II
o'clock last night the jury returned
verdict Of guilty against John Hender.
son and w. G. James, and Of not guilty
in favor Of John Henderson, yr.. VIM.
Whorter. The former were released on
their bonds, and the latter discharged.
The most pleasant breezes. good hunting. fish,
ing. yachting bathing. eating and drinking at
Point Clear. Go to the Grand Hotel there and
be happy.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

These figures indicate a decrease In the cotton
In sight TO- might Of 30 06O bales compared with
the same date of 1875. and a decrease 0f 49, IG3
bales IA compared with tho corresponding date
a-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

T'nfscoNrs nEsrAuRANr
AND
HEFREsfiMENT SALOON
Will open on SUNDAY. May ~ at the extreme
end Of the wharf at the LAKE END
of the Pontchartrain Railroad
The best Cooks. viands Wines anu LIQUORS. ,nd
for Dinner, Breakfast or Supper on the AXE.
Persons desiring to order meals In advance can
leave them at rkISCONTS. corner Canal and
Decatur etreetR
Iiquors'and Soda at city prices. my12 I'm
VIRGINIA ROOFING sIATE-THE BEST
and strongest In the world. not excepting
the we'll known Welsh Slate.
The undersigned having accepted tho agency
for the sale of the celebrated ORE BANK and
IMPERIAL QUAHhiEs is now prepaWre'd e pWz'l,i to M iil
but little IN excess u those 81 ordinary American
States. Builders. contractors and skaters gen
orally are invited to submit them t2 the severest
tests, AIAEAANDEk HILL.
my6 0mdAW 1i0Carohdelet gtree,.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

yxYANTED-A SITUATION 1IY YOUNG
w married man, who speaks both English
and French: is thoroughly acquainted with the
city as Book keeper. Clerk or Collector. Best of
city references given as to honesty. industry
and capacity. Address T., Democrat office.
rn,-l0H
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-24

nERKEtEY apRrNls HOTEL. MORqAN
- county, West III fkBinia. will be opcnsd on
NE io(h vi Juno Tsfats VI per week. - por
day. $50 pr m0nth. Servants and CHILDREN hai
addraaa a. M. KI1lKWOOD.
myis i'm Berkeley Springs. West Virginia
NEW oRLEANs SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ No. f5s Canal street Trustees-A Moul.
ton y a. Palfrey. Carl Kohn T !. Bayne, pavid
A. Adams. Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
sehneider. Charles j. Leeds. Samuel Jamlson
Interest Allowed On DspOsits.
y. URQUHAHT President.
CIIAH. KI1H1IA W. Treasurer. apiG ON