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II. CASSIDY,
SAIL MAKER
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENT,

wi AON OOCA ANIEN II,
Established in 1885,
No. Do Camp Street, Near Poydras,
Has constantly on hand the best and most com
plets assortment Of
COTTON DUCK.
Embracing all widths. grades and numbers,
AWNING STRIPES.
Plain and Fancy. in great variety. BLOCKS Of
all sizes. from inches up to the largest made
and all ready fitted for use.
GALLERY CURTAINS, AWNINGS.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES, ETC.
OF all kinds, made to order at short notice. and
satisfaction given in style and price.
TENTS. TABPAULINs.
DRAY AND WAGON COVERS. ETC.
complete assortment always on hand keep
in stock every variety Of
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN gITNT.
lNGS FOR FLAGS.
have always in store and will manufacfure IN
order. all descriptions Of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN and FANCY FLAGS.
will also give my special attention 10 getting
up every Kind OF Plain Fancy and En-
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS.
For Military and other companies. and will
guarantees on such articles egant styles the
best workmanship and the most moderate
DAG MANDATORY.
am now making and will furnish In any de-
sired Gu nifty.
COFFEE. RICE. GRAIN
And other kinds Of SACKS. equal In material
and work to any made and at prices which will
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Trunks Neatly Covered.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Private families and others giving entertain
ments. con have their
YARDS COVERED OVER
With Canvas. and suitable decorations uorfahla
tables lights, etc, will DO furnished at shot mo-
tiee and on the -
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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GREENE SPRINGS SCHOOL,

4 KEENE SPRINGS SCHOOL,
HENRY TUTWILER. LII. D.. Principal.
This Institution has been in successful opera
ton twenty eight years under the same Prinei-
pal. The regular session began October 1. 1878.
and ends June "A. 1876. It 10 divided into three
terms. beginning October l. January |, and
April !, with short recess at Christmas. Board
tuition use of library. room, fuel and attend
ance 80, EACH for first and second terms. and $50
for third term, payable at beginning Of each
term. Washing. 50 cents per dozen. The next
yea, has proved the remarkable healthfulness
Of the place. Many coming from malarial dis
the use OF tho Mineral Waters. For Catalogue,
giving full information. address Principal.
Greene Springs. Hale county. Ala Refers to
James Lingan, Esq, 122 Gravier street, and
others OF this city. ap1 I'm
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Dr. J, n. Atwel. the Chiropodist. No fol Canal
street, has been appointed Corn Commissioner
10 tho Centennial, and he leaves on the first
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Rooms CENTRAL Executive COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party, !
New Orleans, March ~. 1876,
There will be meeting cf the Central Execu-
tive Committee Of the Democratic Conservative
Party Of the State Of Lousiasa. on THURS
DAY. the 20th OF April. 1876. for the transaction
of general business Every member Of the
COMMITTEES is earnestly requested to attend.
l. w. PATTON,
President Central Executive Committee.
Country papers will please copy.
mh25 R rs Is 80 ap1
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New goods latest styles. and great bargains ut
Braseman n Adams. Garner Magazine and st.
Andrew streets.
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Fresh stock OF housekeeping dry goods Mt
Braseman & Adams, corner Magazine and st.
Andrew streets
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New spring silks. grenadines. linens, etc. very
cheap at Braseman h Adams, corner Magazine
And ST. Andrew streets.
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NOffre TO the PUBLIC.
For the benefit Of those who are seeking en-
ployment and would like to advertise their
wants but cannot we'll afford the expense. the
DEMOCRAT will hereafter. In its regular Sunday
morning edition. extend to such persons the
privilege OF making known their wants FREE
on ARaF. in \ special column OF the paper.
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AxUSrerNTsl
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST WEEK OF THE
JULIA MATHEWS

Last WEEK OF THE
| JULIA MATHEWS
| ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY.
| Sunday. April 1s-GRAND DUCHESS
HE ESfasY GIRL shs iass'a'' A'fn y ana is-bo
Wednesday Matinee. April 1e-H. !. II. THE
GRAND DUKE and the burlesaue LURLINE.
Wednesday Evening. April 1a-GIROFLE-
o1Tf snrsaa;v rraav and saturaov Matinee Anr,
20, q and ssBAKgBE e' B2EUE A's,ss Ap'-
THE REGIMENT and the barlesaue Of ALAD-
Sunday. April 2s--Last Night-One Act Each
G!K ~, r, g, III ROFLAs GRAND pUCH ESS
EDY COMPANY. ' : 50
FOR RENT-The Academy can be rented for
respectable Entertainments during the summer
by the day or week. Apply at the Box Office.
apis
ST. CHARLES THEATRE
JAMES FLINNE. Sole Proprietor and Manager.
More New stars.
Miss Emma Maynan, Miss Meta Vance, Miss
Kate Leonard.
g APs Ss R So Ga fafs MIMIC y aae
Specialties.
Prot Davis and his superb Orchestra and Brass
Band.
FIRST WEEK OF MISS ANGIE sCHOTT'S
Sensational Burlesaue. written expressly for
her. entitled
LITTLE BONANZA.
with powerful cast
Matinee SATURDAY at "a O'Clock.
Friday-Ladies' night
Admission 80. IS and IS cents. IL
ST. ALPHONSUS HALL.
A GRAND CONCERT
Will be given In st. Alphonsus Hall on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1875, AT7P. NJ,
The Charities Of the sisters Of Mercy,
By several distinguished artists. under the
direction Of Prof. Fl. A. BLAKE.
Admittance Fifty Cents. apis 1t
/ AIDES FAIR
-YoR TIES BENEFIT Of
ST. ANTHoNY's ITALIAN CHURCH.
To be held at
GRUNEWALD HALL.
From the Gath to the 3Oth Of April. 1875.
TICKETS, rs CENTS mbas I'd
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once New Orleans and CarrWIItOn Rail-
road Com pany. New Orleans, April I. 1s7s.-At
this day. a dividend Of two and 4 half per cent
was declared out Of the earnings Of the last
three months. payable to the stockholders on
and after Thursday. the 10th inst.
ans t2O r MCBRIDE Serrstar~
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RAILROADS.

THE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE q. i. MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot of
Canal street. rs follows:
DEPART, ARRIVE
Express As q. m. Express 10 30 A. M
Express. Is: 100 p. IN. Express.. $50 r, m
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati Lon
isyilie. Nashville. Lynehburg and Baltimore
Without change. and only ono change 10 New
York and Eastern cities.
Ticket ONCE, corner Of Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel
NORMAN G. JONES. Gent Agent.
u. II. ROBINSON. Sup't. mh2H
REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY
On and after Jan. 81 1876. trains depart and ar
rive as follows From Calliope street depot.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express 40 a. m. Express .a4o a. M
Mail ......... g 80 D. m Mail........1 pm
G ommoda- A cconmoda-
tion. ...s..,4 pm ton .......9:2o a. m
sunday Accommodation 10 .. m
= PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to st. Louis. Chicago and Louisville.
Only me change Of Sleeping Cars to Eastern
cities. Tickets for sale and information given at
~ Camp street, corner Common,
A. D. SHELDON. Agent
Z. ID TaosT. GenersI MANAGER fela rs "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONCE Lamm's Fireless Engine Conn
pany. No. 4e Carondelet street.-The stockholders
Of this com pany are hereby notified that the an
nuaI election OF nine directors will be held on
MONDAY the LIST Of May. 1876, at the office Of the
company from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 2 O'Clock p.
M Transfer books will be closed from 75th of
April to 4th OF May, inclusive.
II. PLASSAN. Secretary
ap1e 30 as 20 Lamm's Fireless Engine Co.
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Democratic ana Conservative AssOcia-
ton, Parish OF Orleans.--Ths regular weekly
meeting OF this Association will be held on
MONDAY. nth inst. Mt -. .. m, in the basement
hall OF st. Patricks Hall, on Lafayette street.
full and punctua attendance is requested.
BY order OF FRED. N. OGDEN.
apis 1t President
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The business Of the late firm Of NEWMAN h
KENT will be continued by the undersigned as
successor. under the firm name Of J. Il, KENT
ACO lang st j. r. KENT
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A UGUssTpEEss vpr,r prer.rp.rr
107 Cnstomhouse street. between Royal and
ound at this establishment al the delicaces OF
the season. as also the choicest Of wines. There
are commodious and airy rooms for travellers, as
well a. private dinngrooms upstairs for we'd
dings, soirees. etc. all at very reasonable rates.
fe12 1y'76
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MERCHANTS' MUTUAL
Insurance Company.
No. 1M Canal street, New Orleans.
Capital, q, 0oO. 900.
This company issues policies on
FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at Lowest Tariff Rates.
PAUL FOURCHY. President.
g. W. MOTT. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
P. MASPERO, NV. SMITH,
EDWARD TOBY, J. J. FERNANDEZ
8. T. RELF. D. A. CHAFFRAIx.
L. r. GENEREs. j. M. ALLEN.
D. FATJO. CHAs LAFITTE,
p FOURCHY. jazz tju1
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Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Harbor Protection Company will be held at the
office. Nos 81 and 90 Camp street. on MONDAY.
May 1876. from 10 to O'Clock. for the election
Of seven Directors for the current year.
ap14 I'd CHAS. L. UHLHORN, Secretary.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER:

DAILY published every morning except Mon
davj. per annum $40. and at same rate half
YEARLY and quarterly.
WEEKLY published every Saturday morn
inc) per annum "a. and ct same rate half
yearly and quarterly
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vT,IvOLI VARIETIES,
i "a Charities street. near Bienville.
The Leading VARIETY SHOW in this City.
Doors open at p. M. curtain rises at D. m.
In addition to our MAMMOTH VARIETY
ENTERTAINMENT, by particular request"
Ye Old Folks Concert with a powerful cast
New Stars are engaged and will appear In
rapid succession.
Admission A. usual fe22 SIN
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r HAVE ONE OF COOKS PATENT BOILER.
Harrison l. Co, OF St Louis In daily use at my
refinery on Girod street. corner Of Commerce.
supplying three boilers with perfect regularity.
ness it's operation to call and see it.
fsa7n VIM. HENDERSON.
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nIssOLUTION.--THE FIRM OF NEWMAN
- h KENT IL this day dissolved bX mutual
consent. JOHN X. NEWMAN,
JOHN Il. KENT.
New Orleans. April /. 1876.
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CREscENr MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

(fRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
incorporated March. fsA9J
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE Al
TARIFF RATES.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL B. NEWMAN, Vice President.
HENRY v. OGDEN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, SAINT o. Newman,
SAINT FL. Kennedy, G. r. Ruddecke.
John Phelps, Adam Thompson.
Henry Abraham r N. Strong,
Victor Meyer, Joseph Bowlisg,
Edward J. Gay, John M. Sandidge,
simon Hernsheim, Simon Forcheimer.
Joseph B. Wolfe. r. b. Post.
Edward Plsbnry John e. King,
Fredrk Camerden J. t. Harris
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Stone,
Georgs Martin, Alfred Moulton.
u O. yuTey. Edward Nalle.
Geo. w. Sentell. A. Levi
AM SuTuThSa tAps0
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.lz-.-l--a33--Zlz-..Ilil
WANTS.

WANTED-A GOOD SEAMSTR E,SS AT NO.
" 3sl Rampant street. between Delord and
Ca,iope. mh2s tt
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CONovER-o on Jan. 80, 1879, at her late .esidonce.
% Oak and ut Grrrnpont brooklyn, l.. l., Experience
l.. Cunover Wilc Of A. NJ. IonOver, aud daughter VI
WI uf a u. Cr4nKshlw. grl ~ cara.
lelatyc. nnd friends and members of Enterprise Re-
bekah Degree Lodge No, 3p l. O %. F.. owe Lar
Lodge No 2a3 l. -. O. T., ana Lyceum Lodge NO SO.
L o. y. r.. are invited TO attend the funeral AZ ihs
Umon sv. Baptist Church. on Tuesday. Feb. l, Al 1
NoficE The members Of Enterprise Rebckah De.
gree LodFc No 30, |. O. q r., are respectful inynd
over At Inc Union naptitt Church Grrcnpotnt on
Tue day afternoon Al o'clock. Bl order .
ANNE PARKEn. Secretary II. fAkh bk \ u.
Colby At her tate residence, Ian Fast stth st..
Hannah A. te uf william l.. Colby Jr aged ~ year,
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend tie funeral al the rne M. L. Church, East ioth
Ct. near "a avr on Wednnslay' req u AZ oc'oeS
DEwEY.-on sunday, Jan 30, William Dewey In the
9TH Tbg rsntyes and friend. OF the f,miy are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from Ms late resi-
d. nee 265 RVingon st., on Tuesday foh 4 clOtk
HOFFMAN.-A Hyde PAX, Jan. ~ lsIol Heorge d.
services u rrRidence OF MS thther, ob
| 9th aV on rem. L. 1875, AZ A. NJ. ,-,-- ,
LEWIS N.-On Monday morning. JOhh LeNlsoh' Aeeu
The rsetiv a. ana friends OF the family respectfully
invited tn attend the funeral from his late rrsnehce'
No 9oi West i2o ST. on Wednesday feb 2 NJ ocloeh
Ask.atnn Connty Iimerirk ireland, aged a wears.
| The funeral will take pface from ~. alc recurrence
No ~ crosby ST. Tuesday, Feb l, 1879, at oeoNk
| PORTER ON Monday IAN 81, John n. Porter, in
the relatives and friends ot the family are respect
~ bts hrothern.iaS u. NJ FAmchild 2sI West llth
| Vt on "Wednesday, Feh. q al Q p. N.
! Philadclphia papers please copy.
| SHERRY On Monday Jan. 81, sarah wife OF james
| sherry aged 81 years.
Tricnds are ipVitel U attend her funeral Tuesday
| afternoon. Al ~ O'Clock, nom a. Delaney 81
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MONDAY. Jan. 3i.--Flour was dull extra state
lower. Eye nour lower Corn moal lower at $3.50 Tor
ana Western ~ 2NaSs 90; extra State &C. 81 OO 90;
winter wheat and AA, tlss!S ~, Mlnnegota gst.nt,
$50. WV ''u'"'i" O'N''' '"' 'u'' O'a"''' ~
GrtrS wheat dull and lower; s,les 10000 bush at
ti.os for No. MlwAuktc aprng anoat, and slle ior
No. Milwaukee M store. oats lovers sales 3t,5'O
, 4sh iS@i5s. for inferior Western mxed i6rc for
New YORK Inspection and boog5ic for white. barey -
Sales 100 bush. two-rowcd State 9lc. Corn steady
sales 10000 lush q, 5dleo for no grade new We.tetn
wc-tern soc Tor old Western mixed IN stor' and TOO
7lc enoat an 0ggOO bush February buyers option,
PRovlsioSs-PorS was strong sales 1000 bbs:
me,s At 81 10 for February, S2l2J for AlriI aud
con very nrn small sales OF city ons clear at Isg.
Lar ~as hl-hIr llgs On ihc tp 5vn tcs ny ~ llts
12Ac. Tor No city AID ior luiwe delivery i!50 tes
PRIME Western a. tl275ssl2 80 for February, Ngs54
!s2o Tor March ~ 10 tot Apr, anJ 1880
Tor city, and 90 .atc Tor Western. 1aliow vssGs,se
Dairy producrs Quict. nm.
lands, 1Sc. sales sT6 balcs Futures declined 3sec.,
sales q 800 Oses Closing Al lSc Tor February IS ALDO
ceipts al the ports to-day. q, 5T bales.
for spirit, turpsntine and 81 81 Tor common to
~ stec Tor crude In bulk, and iaSl4Ac. for refined,
In bbis. Ocean freights were rather dull but no no.
by steam, ps9isq.; hops sestfi cotton 10 Liverpool,
by stssm hsaSsd; silow, Sos ton grain to IIsvIs
Java Sic, gold. whiskey was dull at t1.u.
GRocKRIRs-ldo coffee unchanged the tone 4
ui1e better gsoted a. ~. sly'.S gold sales glo?
New orie us At iss6sc Rice was quiet and I'm
$50 hLds. and 200 ks. inc uding centrifugal at &C.
Fcizc ~ 77xc cl1yed AZ ~ loDc and New orlc tns
at ~ 7ssc reined moderately active at 1880 lo]se
fuF hard
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AMTSEN ENTS.
Mile. Titieps In Lucrezia Borgia -Reappoar-
anoe Of SignOr Drisnoli.


Mile. Tiiiens appeared last evening in
another Of those characters with which she has
Identified herself during her long and brilliant
career.
The role Of LucreziI Boryid IL no less suited
20 her powers and general style than that OF
Norma. slight woman always appears over
weighted with the part. II requires breadth OF
style aud nobility and grandeur OF manner to
give IL encct. and these are the qualities that
Tiuens notaoiy possesses. She gave a remark
ably fine and striking impersonation Of the char
acter, an impsrsonstion distinguished alike by
the tenderness with which the emotion OF ma
ternal Affection was expressed, oy the strength
OF the more passionate portions OF the opern,
and ny the general excellence OF her singing.
The iut crest of the opera was further enhanced
by the resppearance Ot Signor brignuli after a
long absence from our stage He was we Icon ed
sDmething Of It's power. Those pussages Of the
opera In which he was accustomed In his best
days to make his most telling points have lost
something Of the old fervor and ring. And yet
his voice has the same smooth and SWEET
quality that aiwnys made IL 90 charming-.he
true tenor characteristics.
Nile. HcamOnt made yerv good M1ft0 Orsifa.
but Sisnor OTianLiuts ieeUle impersOnatiOn oil
the Duke Alfonso weak ened the opera greatly.
The famous trio in tie second act - Away.
one OF the salient points OF interest. but the In
effective singing Of Oriandini made u perfectly
tame and unlnteresfing.
The house was hlled 10 the utmost. Such
audiences have not gathered there since Nils
n alay
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THE PURCHASE or PIER ~.
An Obstacle In the WAY Of the Dock Depart
mepI's Improvemcnts.

meuts improvements.
The Aldermen's Comm ttee on Finance
met yesterday to consider Alderman Gross's
resolution directing tho sinking Fund Com
rnissloners to approve the purchase Of Pier
a., North river. Alderman Gross said that
the pier was sold by the city IN isSfor 500 90.
At that tune the bulkhead line on the North
river did not extend as FAR into the river as IL
now does. Since then some Of the land under
water had been ceded to the city by the State.
That part OF the property, therefore, coutd not
have been conveyed by the city In 1855. Ii was
doubtful whether the Inman line had rood
tie to any part NJ the land On witch the pier
stands. The Alderman thought that the rent
Of the piers on the North river would incre re
improvements at Hell Gate the ocean steam
ship companies would hire piers gu the Ehst
sediment. Bat IN the North river dredging -
often necessary. rhe Alderman added thn Ia
the existing condition Of the city's finances II
would be unsafe and unwl-e To purchase the
pier. There was no fund from which the $3.50
0JJ could be taken. The money must ot raised
ny the issue OF tonds' ana that would increase
Mr.. Henry y. Beers. Secretary Of tho Council
4 Political Reform, objected 10 the purchase 81
Sir. salem II. Wales, President Of the Dock
DepsTtment. s.dd that per a cost the ely
tHOJl, and that, 10 the optnlon VI experts, the
property IS worth S2jo.OJO.
Do tho human line actually own the whole
pier Z" asked Alderman Morris.
Prfr.A facie thew do" replied Mr.. Wales.
But n They do not. then we don't huv."
"AldermAn Gross thinks that part of the
land conveyed to the company did not belong
to the city until 1870 said Alderman John
kenv.
Must every pier be purchased BY the city be-
fore the buikhead oan be completed J. Inquired
Mr. Beers
That - the theory on which the Dock De-
partment was org .niLed, and on whicn ITS ope'
rntions are being conducted" replied MrWules.
Z" II the city should tuv all the piers u would
realize from them revenue OF ten per cent
which 10 buy all those things :" asked Alderman
Cole.
why issue bonds, OF course" said Alderman
Morris.
Yes. that's the way" said Mr.. Wales.
"And Increase the city debt, SUPPOSE" said
Alderman Cole.
The committee vii! meet again on MONDAY
next,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE sUE-Sir Much il be-
ing ID Just criticism OF alleged arbitrary acts
Of the United States Shipping Commissioner at this
port and the suffering Of shpownsrs In consequence
The whole case be stated in . few w0rds. Ju,t
four nrms-vcssei owners agents-of this port hav
ing deliberately. Intentionally, and with full know
edge Of ell the pensities yiolsed certain sections OF
the shinnng law sections that passed upOn
and clearly denncc BY the United state- courts navne
ctfOn At this port suffering VIII suffer the
iuc and expense which their unlawful acts
have invited.
kind IL very simple. vI To respect ana obey TIE laws
OF the United Stses Just A. all other shpowners and
az snt,-ihe most Of them very ehesriuS-havs done
ana are doing
Not very great NJ intelligence rs necessary "a
enable sEy to understand. that from tn cOur
not from The departments, must come the maj aud
binding Interpret .tion OF our laws. Resp .cffuy.
NKw loRK. Jsn. III. G. {. DUNCAN,
L. 8 Shipping COmmiesi onef.
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American ,!eu,u--Mooay and sankey.

The great revivAhsts, Messrs. Moody and
eaSusnce aud entSsiann are far Samples OF Amcri-
genius. sprlngng from among the common pee.
peOpio aud hen Hes ne secret o. tner gr a. sueesss
itr sh Of the uasses and prove loyal 'eore-
10. To THE fact We may race he Crane IN oas
Americans have achlcy d sriElngy lllustr i've y
sS Su. q 's saos s's. e SoI bsS
sary' most appropriate nane indeed i9r thst 81
dies which II deu nd ia every quarer OF The gooe
anu A. WALSH soIps Po IL eTes
sre constantly admniicrng the needs OF thonsanos
1 4ea .q5er Of ''sr SfH. ' of chroSc s@sn
become well known that there Is scarcely mamie.
proprietor says ts HerdA end gorc1h Jh Of Detroit
,eRaers ii. ennent pscfrssion Al servees s Adver:
tements arc esrnss, AK , shs srg
leled SUCCESS VI MS enterprise ~ wen D nS ~. ~
cay Of hts rsTe1 , no SsrnS eSas as he YoTt
I,ibunS says she sympathLes win them In all taeir
Pieces Go.dsn Hedic.l DI-coveTy 10 to-day more
larger emplSytd as pSoa 1na a ,er Tn%sd,n gen,
IN world NJ riyoTs rre.erGtSu he d Ss cS S9
punders o. humoSS sSs,5u ao 9Ss tG' ha,
ET TSst ,sl 80 aa
n mS::1a fStSS i Proved sgrsssCs sS5
reliable .S cshsI' me that as se' na ss .'p S
no S wee. vO %Re REMEDY FOR coc
ehoieEs and sSoiera Ioorcss and also ss 1lnnsn o
| Dr SaRes Catarrh Remedy. and DR.. ilerccu NAsa
Douehe hItle need be sad, a. they are known every
wnere as the greatest speeihcs or ealarLh ana oy
in the head ever given to the pupe. Ana Doslea M
| large measure Of suecese, DE- Pierce seems IkrN u
ac1eye A. great renoWn Ms an author ~ ne mas pD
4 stefan HIS Common Sense Medical Advlsef n1ol
~ about 900 pages whcb he sells 81 the Unparalleled
low price Of S50 has already Deen sold " the eAeh
| OF eIhansting two editons AMOUNTING 70 Tory tnon
sand copeS The secret Dr. Pierees success ~ vel
as that OF ths area. reyyslht' and score. Of 9tne
sten frIn obseuTfty 10 sflaonde and disincton, cou
sist IN Treating the people with eonsderatlon sym
natIV candOt aud honesty. No MAJ, WHO hops " ~
ain either wca m Or distinction. can d1ori TO ',a VI
fnrX Ntu world he Indifferent 10 tue " ante an
| brst Interests OF humanity. Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-01
A Granger In washington.


FTOnl Me 81 lows EpeHfHV VV"THU''
Among the peculiarities OF the new
House Ia Williams of Indiana who ran aga,hst
Morton of that State, In the race for the uoV'
ernorship. THIS member looms 40 with AOra-
ham lincoln aspect, raw -boned, ioose-Jolnted,
with i'm IN ense hands and feet that are oontinn-
nIiy i'm his own way or somebody olse's, HIS
face is hollow at the temples aud beneath the
high cheek bones, swarthy In complexion, large
ward as II he had had hard time pioneering hls
way in the world. lie has great stock OF
straight, coarse hair, and a pair OF eyes hldlnR
deem In their sockets, an expresslon hall humOr.
GUS half sad. There Is power In his looks ana
eooentrIcitN In his dress, which II nomespun ~
texture and leadcn-blue IN color. They say nc
is as quaint and crude In conversation AS III
dress In this dav there seems degrees "i mex,
cusnble affeetation In this honespuu, awkward
earn but AZ gives a tinge of character to The
thrnng Of black coats In the House, and does
very well for the centennial year.