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WASHINGTON
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1871
M uvAN1Es or TIE OLD INDIAN HINc-EE-
SUITS OF SECRETARY SEIZURES INvEsTIdA-
HOUSEKEEPING EXPOSURES PROMISED
Another important disclosure OF tho nearous do,ngs
u the Indian Ring promised tho hight OF day during
,he course OF the current week. is understood that
abe COMMITTEES or Investigation recently set
at work BY Secretary schurz to ascertain
further particulars OF the operations OF this
infamous combination will unearth facts OF . startling
relative 10 tho OF Indian supplies upon
the basis OF false 70 the number Of Indians
upon the reservations In tho bands Tor which sup
pl,es were drawn. The committee are assiduously
working under lock and key and have already gone
through . large number OF vouchers furnished BY
tho Irdian Commissioner and his cn'ei
clerk Mr. Caipin II Is eurmeea " thoso
pariculary convcrsaus With the details Of tho inquiry
lhat the committee may DO able. with the means Do
fore them to make a comparatively full expose OF the
frauds under Investigation, unless the Old Ring nau-
snco should DO brought to bear upon them IN sucn
manner as TO defeat the reormasoy purposes OF tho
sacretary Il Is undcrstood that while MI
nor malacministration the way Of man
ipuiating vouchers Tor small amounts may
DO shown TO have been practised IN the
Indian Once the main fraud aimed - by the commit
tee 10 tho overcstimatng OF the number Of Indians TO
DO supplied by the government and tho drawing OF
clothing, raiious and other allowances under the
exaggerated by Indian agents and oy their con.
fcderalcs In tho operations OF the Ring. While this
fraudulent census system may not be fully brought 10
light here undor tho present circumstances II v ex-
pecsed that Investigation viii furnish such posi-
tive evidences OF existence that more comprehen-
svo and searching investigation Will DO forced upon
Congress the coming autumn.
There Is unqucstionably great uncasness among the
officials OF the Indian Bureau, fact which may be
counted for upon tho hypothesis that Wholesale dis
missas not and criminal prosecutions Will
results from the disclosures expected Grave charges
arc also made concerning the operations OF the Ring IN
the Land Department II is alleged that scrip issued
to tho Indians passed into tho hands OF tho Ring "
whom IL used 70 strip the land Of its timber.
whcrsupon by collision in the Washington Office, the
scrip lifted from the stripped land and located on
fresh piece OF land tho process being repeated In
definitely, to the great profit OF the R,nG
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EVIDENCE OF INTENDED MURDER ON THE PART
oH THE CIRCUS RIDER-DETAILs OF THE
ArFAIR-THoMpsoN's CONDITION YET UNcER-
TAIN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, June II, 1877.
John Wilson, the four horse rider VINO shot Thomp
son. The private Waterman, az Woods Theatre, on
Saturday night is still kept In the City Prison. 1t
being uncertain whether Thompson's injuries will
prove fatal not. Thompson 10 still alive, though
inscnsible from the effects OF opiates.
WAS MURDER PREMgDIrArED?
Some additional facts brought to light to-day
that make It look as though Wilson premedtated tho
murder OF Thompson Aftcr the 1rst alteration had
takon placs III tue thssssg lUbvy some ten minutes
elapsod IN which time Wilson the Office Of the
boy TO bring him cab TO the corner OF vine and Long
worth streets, with the significant direction that hc
IN ight II to get across the water. Hc then
the theatre and sent one OF Tho ushers TO
Thompson saying he wanted 70 see him In tho lobby
down stairs
ENCOUNTER.
Thompson came 10 Wilson and demanded an apology
for his insult 10 his friend, Cathcart. This
fused, and Thompson laying his hand on Wilson's
occurred q crowd gathered around the door, ana Will
son. unable break through IT, rushed up tho street
instead OF going down 10 whore tho hack was standing
readiness Tor him.
Cathcart, who was detained as Witness was re-
leased to-day giving 900 bail for his appearance
whom the trial takes place. Wilson'S preliminary ex-
animation taxes place Wednesday.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Idaho (Br,, Holiness Liverpool May 80 and
Queenstown si with md'e and PRISONERS to Williams
@ Rss is
Lightship, stramcrs bound r
mS:: and city The ses III.
June LAT - q Ion = ~ passed bark Geneva S0rh"m'
steamer Kio Grande Boiser Havana June with mdso
Steamer All smSrs sr wilson bermuda June with
msss ams " N.seo Moh New Orleans May
Tamp!co 24th Tuspsn 18th Vera Cruz GOTH c"mpe"chy
steamer CITY Of Dallas. lines. gsnsndIna and Bruins;
passengers to . II Mallory 4 %
from Windsor s' 70
"rF s n 70 Howl S nsse n'a
Bark Litertas us visu Dublin - days In ballast to
Bark Ncres Nus LUX. Ronen II days. In ballast to
ark Fora AUST. roshich. Bremen April 20 in ballast
Marin" s'h Is GIN nsss
Bark Fretna.s eSGr, Petersen c.rden.s day.. wish
ing hcios oisr. bc,,cwara.. ststtin 81 days. with
e% nPs Sarah KENNEDY; Wilkinson Seville ~ day.. With
m ss 80 o. sr Unsse ux.p SO
days with cork 10 z ! psnek 4 Co.
sgobe Day; vessel to Punch Edge Co. Passed
Bris Charles Hoard r,, Messenger $. Johns. PR. II
days with sugar Lann"n Kemp vessel 20 Simpson
i,ris Barnard wrcby, CHrdenas days. with su gar
Go order; vessel TO Brett. son CO.
Schr ousa orr tof Portland. MOI. Orr. Cow Bay, CB, II
a" 40 win e''' 70 re's' ''' s'''' 70 "0e's'''
schr Adams. Crosby. Alexandria for Boston. Pus ia
sehr 6 II Kirk. Robinson. virginia
senr .crael,n Sewkirk. iiansley. vrgtniA
Sehr " Phelps. Lane, Georgetown. DO.
nO-Stesmcr Egypt tBr, urogan, from Liverpool. ar.
rtvc, 18th reports lat ~ 49, Ion 81 %. passed
schooner bound showing blue dag. white diamond md
red let IN ccntre 9Th. Lax ~ 20, Ion a So an Inn an
and French steamer. bound T.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Bark Ralph Hayward new. lGo4 tons,. Jones, Waldo
oorv, Me, tor New YORK.
Vineyard Iav.n for Now York
schr !.hnnc Messsrve French iscckand Tor New York.
schr john fArnun, Bishon II eoree Nc to- New York.
schr Arciic CHM Portsmouth for New YORK
sehr Amon Bscnn. Bnnrr. Bos,on for Nov York.
Schr Brand wine. Now Bedford for New York.
sshr imogsnc Dvery t;andy Providence for New York.
scnr Cyntnia Jane GARDINER Providence for New York
,.s Hove. 'rs Ns sTce. gs New
Schr Robert smith, Gardiner. Newport for New York.
sesr Henry psmns. Boardman Hartford sor New
York
BOUND EAST.
steamer Etcanora Johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer c,s OF Fitcnnnrg springer New York tor Now
steamer Tlhe gwing. York foe New London and
korwcE. .
Tris Loeb Iomoad tBr Barker. New York for saoucA
schr WHIT. koes. sncriy llob'ken for l,r'dgeporL
schr Foster, Higgins PORT Jch,son for Providence
Schr Avail Cbnttr, nondout Tor Haverbill.
Schr Mary Emma. Iisrnlr. ltcndout for New London.
schr II waiawrisht, Wilson, Rondout Tor Boston.
schr l. II Hopkins Prcdmorc. Georgctown. DC. for New
sshs Forest OAK. Parker. Ba,trnoro for New Hsvsn-
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A POLICE TRAGEDY.

DEATH OF WILLIAMS, THE PRISONER WHO
CHARGED OFFICER DOYLE WITH BEATING
HIM.
At half past two o'clock yesterday morning Francis
Williams died In Bellevue Hospital AS stated in the
HERALD OF yesterday he arrested by Officer Doyle
OF the Seventh precinct. who had some difficulty In
bringing him tho station bouse, and at whose hands,
according to the statement OF the deceased, he re-
ccived The injuries from which ne died. Dur
ing the hours OF his Imprisonment Williams
KEEP. complaining OF his hurts, but he was unLeoded
as he believed to be only raving in the dcrium OF
intoxcation. II while the Essex Market Court
that mis- condition first became known. HIS
groans aud writing soon made It clear that
he in agony, and when the keepers wero
madc aware Of the nature Of his injuries
they at sont Tor ambulance and had him
conveyed to the hospital When tho Coroner not-
ted OF Williams death Deputy Coroner McWhinnie
went to the hospital and madc post.mortem examina
ton of the body which showed that the deceased had
been injured IN one OF the small intestincs, which
to be In a healthy condition. Death had consequently
bcen caused oy pertoniIs due to rupture Of tho In
testlnea
oyriosx DOYLE ARRESTED.
When news Of Williams death reached the Seventh
precinct Captain McElwain put 0diccr Doyle under
rest to await result 81 ooroncrs inquiry, Aud Al
set to work investigating the case. He said last
night that Williams was io~, worthless icow who
had severn! times been arrested Tor nghtins anu had
officer.
WILLIAMS WINS sroRY.
Mrs Williams, Tho xiie vi the deceased, made
statement yesterday which differs materially from
that made by her husband, and which would seem 10
That she, least WAS SO into icated ~ the time
10 be somewhat obvious 70 the hour and some of
the details OF the occurrence She says that she vas
citing on the s,oop in front Of Their house WIKI
her husband when . couple vi young
ioungrrs who infcst the ncghborhood passed, ana
one them pulled her loot IRON under her.
Williams threatened tho party II they Did not 20 away
they ia turn began abusing him. AZ this inon,ens
Officer Doyle came along and told her husband 10
along with him, Williams demonstrated with him,
saying that the others he should arrest and,
he showed Meditation TO resist, Doyle fell
upon him. struck him repeatedly with his club,
aud kicked him several times about the body.
Sns seemed however. 10 10 considerably
muddlcd what t!mc this occurred
and said she believed u about eleven O'Clock. A.
the station house they claim that the woman in
toxcaed when brought there, and that she asked
morning how IL All had come to pass The body Of
Williams stili hes Al Bellows Hospital and the Coro-
ncr proposes 10 have inquiry Into tho case as
as possible
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brig Nary Jsns wilbsr (Br, Murphy 0oois. E-Bcyd 4
Uincksn.
Brig Olaf Kyrrs mon, Jensen. Pyuoash. &c Tobias
Co
Brig Betty Ger. schsspsma. Kouiesberg-c Tobias
20. .,,,
brig City Of Mous. Hins. Mouls. Guad-J Hamlia
Son. .
Brig Harry vrden. Collins. Hsvana-Jamss Eivel
Co.
Schr Tam o. Shanter. Zeun. Port Howe Cat lsland'-B
Weinberg Go.
schr Rubna IBr,. sscord. 81 John. Mp Nevius
Son.
schr Sunny South. Derickson. Wilmington. Nc-George
II Squire.
Schr Cberubin. Lank, Baitmors-wm Chwlmera
Sehr George Pierce. Kelly. Saiem-Wiihs Ropes
schr NJ vassAr. Jr, Kelley. New Bedfcrd-Ferguson
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BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

steamer Etns rBrj. ssnso. Port Prince ssvana and
A,p,nw ,Ii--Pim. Forwooi c.
Fanny Cad~ Aader, CLARK, BALTIMORE WIN Dali
zcll -
steamer yesper. hall. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
Steamer Maynowcr, Davidson. Philadclphia-Jas HAND
Steamer Eicanora. Johnson. Portiand--J Ames
ship Mikadu tirl. Prchh, I.padon Arkcl Tufts Go.
Ship John Mann tEr' r.ns,n H-"men--l Whitney
Co
lark veoel,y tlIr Mrr H. ....u. - rchias \ Co.
Bars Esttct clis.on, Idsrt,"ri'-- " Winchester 4
20 -
Bnx NorrhGrbfia ..i. sS,y. Acrth shteids-J Tuck.
er h Co. =.
TX isesita Nc,. Petersen. Queenstown or Falmouth
for orders--nenlam Boycson.
Bark Petropois ,Hor) Graastcsd. observation-disclosures
/ Boyescn,
Bark Bangox tPr), Marco, Bcrdcsux-o Tobias Co.
Bark Craig Evan fBrJ. Btrnie. saonics--A Lindsay.
Bark John Smith, jones' Genoa II u smith 4 &c.
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NOTICE 70 MARINERS.

WAsHrxGros juno 1.-THE Consul OF the United ates
sydney NSW has Just reported to tho Department II
state date Of April rs last thst feboat has been
provdrd by subscription and placed Elisabeth Reef
5o 80 and LAT % s. 20 s for tho Of suecorng
with NIL articles for making
the Continent of Australia Persons who visit the boat
gence they wish communicated in the Nesn Buoy Cast
should write detailed account of their disaster
giving OF the survivors and the lost any and
deposit In the buoy and state where they bound.
buoy has been placed to mark the wreck Of tho bark
strcon navigation Tho wreck is miles OF Black
River light with only feet Of her ut low tide On
the 7th inst the Cranmer, Capt Bragg loaded
with COAL tho wreck aud remained fast at high
water subsequently relieved. alter delay and cost.
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SELF-DESrRUCTION.

IN unknown man yesterday walked to the centre Of
the bridge spanning Gowanus Bay ~ Third street.
Brooklyn. and climbing upon the railing, deliberately
plunged Into tho muddy water OF that turb,d
and was drowned.
George shsmoerg, sx.yhve years OF age, residing at
No 100 Walnut street, Newark, while taking with tho
fogman OF the Walnut street crossing Of the Pennsyl
Railroad IN the shove city, yesterday flung him
from New York. His skull was, fractured. He was
still alive last night, but will die.
Herman Moiock, thIrty-two years OF ago, attempted
to take his lc evening by jumping in the North
River, al the foot OF West TIVE ty-cighth street. He
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Ship D Chapman. Tukey. from New Orleans for Hsvrc,
june ], lat 30 30. Ion 70 30
Ship Detroit Pike from lavre MAY y for Porlan1 Me-
May IL, no lat, &c.
An Americas ship showing private flag black horse
SOW.
Bark Mystery (Br,, Reid, from London for Quebec Nay
bsrk Moratio tBr, ss,keld from Liverpool for Quebec
Bark WIN Wright ;Br). OVENS from Cardiff for Quebec.
Nav -. lat ~, lon ~.
Mark Nelson (r, from Bnenos Ayres Tor Conception,
April %, lat ~ II S. lon "a 16 w.
brig Minnie Abbc from Charleston Tor Weymouth. sss,
June 10, of Capo May.
Schr Jas Brown from Now York for 50 kits. May II,
lat ~ -. Ion Of IL.
chr Racohorse IRON New York fer Antigua, May IT. lat
~ 30. lon 81 20
scbr Chambers tBr. from st Lucia for Now York. June
scer Mcnista OBJ from New York Queenstown. for
orders MAY % LAT ~ 80, lon So Is
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One day last week tho witc Of Mr.. J. Strickland, .
lawyer, residing II No. 81 Washington place, adver
tised for and Industrious girl such pro-
sentcd herself IN the person Of interesting young
woman wh0 said her namc was 'Grnce,n and
tavorably did she impress Mrs. Strickland
nv her appearance and dcmeanor thst tho
latter al once engaged her 'Grace" proved valuable
acquisition and most assiduous In her discharge Of
the domestic duties intrused TO her. but she dis
appeared on Saturday last simultaneously With 5000
young lady OF dark ways, and tho police are now in
Ouest O her.
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IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, June IL, 1871
The Bee has specals from forty-on places through
out the State Tonight which crop propccts con-
tiuue highly favorable and especially 30 for small
GRIM The conotion OF corn Is not 80 good, on ac-
count Of continued heavy rains and cool weather. In
some sections there slight frost last night which
caused slight damage. Grasshoppers havc done but
little damage, and in but two places have they
done any. They seem TO be disappearing from some
unknown Cause
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MINERS STRIKE.

louisville, Pa, June IL, 1871.
O. sH,us,,- tho miners and boys, 70 The number OF
LOO. ssvsoyed at tho seven coleres OF tho Lehirh
valley and wkcsbsrre conpsnios. IN tho vicinity OF
coa.daio and Lans!orj, IN the Upper Lehgh region,
sGxct Junc l. Al noon to-day mass meeting Of The
nan ~ held At which committee was appointed 10
ascertaGn The amount OF Tho reduction p'oposco. INC
s.iliArles we're all Idle there to-day.
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MANILA, june 7-Arivsd. ship Farrssut. Wilson. San
Francisco.
PALxnxo. June e-sailsc. steamer sounso dtaD, Tor
Nov York direct
PssARrH ROADS. June s-Anived. bark Brunswick.
Hutchinson. Now York.
QUEENSTOWN. June lo-Arrivso, barks Giasepptna 40
came dtaD, Croviatta. New York; nth. Victor Nor)
Wage. do.
Also arrived lith, steamer Lord Give (Br). Urquhsr
Philadslpha for Liverpool land proceeded.
PERsAnBuco. to June 6-Arrived, schr Southern Home
tBri, Thomas, Now York.
Rio JAsEiRo. to june e-Arrvsd, brig Water Witch.
North, Baltimore.
sraAscroRp, June il-sailed bark Maggie (Br).
Peck. sydney. CB.
TABLE BAT. jane lo-Pu in. bark Emma Alice Gibbs.
Java for English Channel. leaky.
wHIrsHAvEs. juno s-Arrtved. bark EGremont Br). Ro
gers. Daren.
YOKOHAMA, to June 1l-ATrived, steamer Bcgic (Br),
Metcalf, San Francisco for Hong Kong.
WEATHER REPORT.
HOLYHEAp, June IL. PM-Wiud SSW.
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CHARGED WITH HIS SONS DEATH.

IL having boon rumored that little John Keller, q
child OF SIX months, who died yesterday, was victim
OF its fathcr's cruelty officer Of tho Seventeenth
precinct was investigate tho Case he learned
that tho accused. Henry Keller had quarreled with
his VITO Saturday night and struck at her with q
whip. Tho blow Tell on litIlc sho carried In
her arms md tho following evening IL died. Kol-
Ter arrested, but the child weak and sick
At tho time, Il is thought that death may have re-
suite from natural causes
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SAILED.

Ojer Bremen; barks Mary Kideout fBr,. Montevid
Nordhavet Nor, Dsntzic: rrcdsaci tNor Cork or Fall
Roads Talisms. tBr Flora tSor,. Qneensown
-; brss Lophema (Br) Waterford: KIN cline lBr, Bel
fast Water Lily Para: Stella Orb Liverpool; II Pitt
Br,, BermudA schrs PAos. Berbce Hamilton. Jere-
ME Stephcn Harding Cisntucgos Havana racket Dutch,
-, w Rowe N Y Carroll.
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THE RIVERS DEAD.

Tho body found on Sunday afternoon floating in tho
rivor the OF Chambers street identnod yes
terday as Louis n. Maxwell, OF Now Durham. n. J.
The body OF Jeremiah Canary found floating in
the river yesterday or Roberts, Stores foot OF Fur
street. South Brooklyn. Deceased had been
missing from his homo for tho past eight days
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ISTHMCS OF DARIEN.

WASHINGTON, Juno IL. 1871.
oGcaI reports received BY the State Department to-
aay show . large increase In the number OF passen-
rers from the East, aud In the amount OF freight from
he wcst passing the Isthmus OF DsrcD this year
= com parod with the last corresponding period.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived ut Bermuda June bark LYDIA. Corey NIB from
cruise ship oil 5h. bark Ohio, Ellis. NIB. do, do
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.


~ xfut MI advertisements prcsrpfe qualifications after
eiyh o'riork u. M vii h charged double rutes.
A HIGH PRESSURE STEAM RUG FOR SALE TO
Acosc an estate length So ieet beam. IA foot; depth
hold fcct draft running carrying water fees
terms cash Address N. T. r.. box i4o Herald Office.
WANTED FOR CASH--TUG OR PROPEbLER. 30 TO
w IS square larger running order draught eight
feet Address DAWSON box 1879 Post Office. Now Yort
city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~
In future all advertisements presented for publication
after eight O'clock IT, NJ mill be charged double rates.
TNIyORcEs ouIETIy-ANy STATE. PAY WHEN
Idivorced. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, removed OPP
oppsse City Hall 252 Broadway.
nIvoRCEs LEGAL EvERYwHERE) SPEEDILY Oh
Dtsined without publicity. Ne advance payments
FREDERICK KING. Lawyer, y 81 MAKE plsA
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SHIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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WEATHER REL
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHEAp. June IL, PM-Wind SSW.
PLYMOUTH. June IL, PM-Wind Sw. ane.
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THE wILsoN-THoMPsoN ARRAY.

EVIDENCE OF INTENDED MURDER on THE PART
oH THE CIRCUS RIDER-DETALs OF THE
ArFA1R-THoMPsoN's CONDITION YET UNcER-
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE II, 1877.

sGentle. Moderate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-20
WheeIer's Sympathies.
IN. Y. Herald.]

WASHINGTON Dec. 15.-A smile and almost
a broad grin spread over the Senate TO-DAY
when, just before adjournment, Vice Presi
dent Wheeler announced the names of the
Committee on Mexican Relations, which was
created by Senator Conkling's resolution the
Wheeler had been divinely inspired he could
not have selected committee more pleasing
to Mr. Conkling or less pleasing to the Secre-
tary of State. The names are: Conkling,
Hamlin, Howe, Jones of Nevada, Cameron OF
Pennsylvania, Eaton of Connecticut, and
Maxey OF Texas. All these gentlemen, it Is
noticed, voted against the confirmation of
Mr.. Roosevelt, except Maxey, who was
paired. and who accordingly stands at the
foot of the list.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-20
DANZIGER's.


Our prices and goods in this department are
famous. Nothing will please your friends bet-
ter than Kid Gloves.
We have handsome Glove Boxes to put them
In,, Our, assortment comprises everything for
ladies, children and gents.
Splendid 2-button Kid Gloves. in all shades,
at soc. pair
Undressed 2-button Kid Gloves, in all shades,
at soc. pair.
Extra good quality Kid Gloves at 75c., 81 and
81 25 pair.
3-button Silk Embroidered Kid Gloves at 81
pair.
We are the sole agents for Hams Seamless
Kid Gloves In this city. and retail them at New
York prices.
Children's Kid Gloves at 25 and 30c. q pair.
Gentlemen's Kid Gloves at 75c and 81 q pair
Dogskin Gloves 1-button. reduced from 81 80
to 81 20 a pair
Dogskin Gloves, 2-button, reduced from 50 to
81 80 a pair.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-20
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED Or STOLEN-ON THE MORN.
- - ing OF December 1s, from No. 121 st. Andrew
above number and street. Any one found In
possession Of said dog will be prosecuted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-12-20

IDR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
M. n. C. 9. LONDON. N. ID. Giesen,
Auth2F 1f Pgaa say Msrs on
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy,
Begs to. inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
! ready availed themselves of his services. that
may be consulted, till the 31st March next at
his old rooms,
o Rampant street, Between Canal and
Customhouse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. NJ till
?, RI MI Ra a1d aTdfsda fem til, TIL p n
practice the treatment and cure of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years of study and research In that
branch of Medical Science bearing specially on
LES f5zaE E9R eagn nervoas T@
vitality, and his long and varied experience in
the best European Hospitals, together with
OF nd the most both In
Relief to ALI Sufferers
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is however, desirable that at least one Der.
sonal interview should be had. il practicable
DR.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
tton OF those who by placing themselves under
the care OF ignorant charlatans have only in
creased their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labors with in
telligence to advance it In the respect of men.
is benefactor to mankind, and the high esti-
nation in which DR.. DAVIDSON is held BY
physicians themselves is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
DR.. DAVIEsONS work, " Practical Obserya-
tfons," now IN its 1sGth edition. will be found
valuable guide. and may be had, bound in |
cloth, price 25 cents by addressing the author, |
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No. Rampant street, |
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans |
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller, opposite |
the Postoff1ce.
DR., DAVIDSON may be consulted at No. Q |
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom |
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st of March |
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street
St. Louis, where he has been permanently To- |
Gated for many years.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 8 o. M, and from |
6 to .. N. Sundays, 10 a. 10 till Q D. M. only.
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