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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
RAILROADS.
CHEAT sACH SON ROUTE.

GREAT JACK SON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. gr. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after sunday. March 10, 1871 trains wiz
depart and arrive as follows. From CaIliope
stree depot:
DEPART. ARRvE.
Express No. l.s:sop. m. Express No, 40 am
h ksggsss mg s7''s aag sm sa s"am
'' PULLMAN ''f p x ag gfEEstifsa sa oA
through without change 10 Chicago, Cairo.
Louisville aad Oinoinnatis Sleeping ear accom-
m9aasens s shseagh 2 " us s,. - Kasarn
cities. Aeeommodation train runs ~ far as
Tnfi6mb City. Tickets fer sale and information
az, ,sut,ia "a Camp street. corner Common. under
0'' '''' AID. SHELDON. Agent.
q . FHosr. General Manager. uohA
Tl,Hh AKW ORLEANS AND MOBILE kAIL
Il EoAD-MOBfLE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THn
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta nm vim 81 Louis.
CARRYING THE u. 8 MAIL
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. fsot Of
Canal street: o. follows .snxxv
Express. .s.ts o. m. Express sas d. m.
Express. 100 D. m. Ezpress.... s.ss b. M
Pullman Palace Cars daily TO Cincinnati, Lou
tsvlle Nashville and st. Louis. without change.
and only one change TO New York and Eastern
cities,
Ticket Once, corner. Of Camp and Commen
streets, opposite City Hotel
b. 81. EoBINHoH. supsrintendt.
nh7H ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
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EASTER.

ON HAND, A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK
Of Rhine Wines. French. Hungarian and
California Wines. .Jan aica and Santa Cruz
HUNS, Kirech and Zwetshwasser, California
Fruits and Jell es,
For the Coming Holidays.
Also on hand. q large stock Of Whiskfes, Bran
dies Cognaes. Gins, sherries Ports, Absinthe
and yernaouth, French and German Cordiols
Pilsners Bottled Beer and German reltzer.
Sole agent for J. Kaufman Co.'S Cinelnnan
Bottled Beer. Also. for Creme dc Bouze Eper
nay Champagne.
+. H0LLANDER,
50. .CUsTOMHoUsE STREET .......s
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
VARIETIES THEATRE.

THE LADIES' THEAT RE.
CANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
FOR RENT,
For the Season OF 1s77-7s. and season following.
II desired.
This theatre Is new, spacious, ompletely and
superbly auipped in evAry res pect. and is most
e'igibiy located ON the principal and most FASH
ionable thoroughfare in the city.
Address WILL STEVEN,
Secretary a yariete Association,
mhl2 CT mo tn su New Orleans, La.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
IS..-..... Charities street.
We offer at Reduced Prices our Large Stock of
CARPETING of all kinds.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. OF sill widths and quail
tiles.
WINDOW SHADES Gnrniees Bands. etc.
CURTAIN AND FURNITURE MATERIALS,
az An kinda and qualities. etc.
AIao BURLAPS By thebale or piece.
mhIa 2pHuMoSa a. BkQU6sEAU d SON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22

SPECIAL NOTICE.

6prtoH sTATH TAN COLLECTOR.
First District Parish Of Orleans
March II. 1871
All persons within the limits Of the First Dis
triet owing L1eHNsH and CAPITAL Tax are here.
by notified that the eftice for the collection ol
said taxes IL nov opened ut 100 grayier street.
II. A. BURKE,
ph1a n State Tav Ch1iari III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
rEw ADvEnT1sEMENTs.
spss,IAI. NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
tYrr1uE STATE TAN CeIdsgToR. |
Seventh District.
All persons within the limits Of the Seventh
District ewing License and Capital TaH az
hereby notified that the efflee for the collection
Of said Taxes IL now opened ut the eerser OF
Hampsen and Cafrelton Avenue.
IL. .rEBBE
rnhas Ate ftate Tax Collector.
)gT = WARRANT NO. 1885, ISSUE
- March ~ 1877 to Oscar Arroyo tor SERVICES 4.
the aession III tsT7 for the sum Oh Ninety Dol
lars Parties are hereby cautioned against psa
uotiatinr for the same, as application for a du=
plioate has been made aaa .a,avm
tnh27 w OsOAH ANhoI0.
osT=A CERTIFICATE. or STOCKS IN
IL the Merchants Mutual. INSURANCE. gompa,,
II ., numbered 4is, and standing In the name Q.
II, BAUM En- Any finder Or claimant is notified
10 report To the Office Of the company within
ten dars ,a, =,
New Orleans, March 81, 1877. tnb2t % 81
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
An Indian Duel.

A citizen OF sioux my, VINO mas spent
much time among the agencies on 'n ne
up-river Indians says II Is amusing S
well as touching 70 near an lnaian s'iis
his death song Our in1ormant WIS y,
Standing hock Jew montns since' anu
one day he observed an Unusual sur
among the Indians; soon Two ou uhs
came iortn iroii uihot1n' 49,, IL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

best, but yet it's fact that durin' that
chase one of our passengers goes down
into the fire-roOm, and says he, TO
apiece, my lads, for five more revolu-
tions,' and blow'd if them firemen didn't
turn to and git 'em. Under this increase
of speed we begin to drop our friend on
the starboard, and it were happy time
for us when his shots begin for to drop
astern. Our companion on the port side
had got abaft the beam agin, and We was
soon able to begin haulin' up more and
more, half pint to a time and by
O'Clock that AFTERNOON we had sailed
completely round him and was on our
course agin.
1.-TWO nights after this had the deck
and the old man were on the bridge,
and all of a sudden l heard him sing out
port; hard aport!' and the next mint
he sung to, stop her. jumped onto
the bridge. Look there says the old
man, and there a crossin' our bow were
a steamer. She had no lights set, and,
from her rig and general appearance,
we knowed she were a cruiser, but she
passed right on and never seen us at all,
and we steamed on about our business.
This will show you, sir, the risks we run
continually.
"Next night, to our great JOY, we
sighted Gibbs Hill light, jist the finest
light in the world, and run round under
st. David's Head, and showed light
for pilot. We got into st. Georges
about hour after daylight, and was at
opo. c,,rrorpdad nv tho IlSual swarm of
boats, with all sorts of people into 'em,
all anxious to hear the latest news from
Rebeldom."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
Bonner's Horses.

Mr.. Rober. Bonner of the New York
Ledger, so widely known from his fond
ness for trotting horses, and the high
prices he has paid for remarkable in
stances of speed, has just published a
Catalogue of the stud at his farm near
Tarrytown and stable in New York. 1t
enumerates 100 head-17 iillies, four
wears old or under, As mares, breeding
or in training, % geldings, II colts;
mostly yearlings or two-year oids, and
the five stations, Edward Everett, Star.
tie, Prince Imperial, Uncle sim and
Dexter Duroc. OF these, says the pre-
face, none are offered for sale, and sales
will only be made when the natural in
crease exceeds the limits of the owners
accommodations. The catalogue is
therefore printed merely for convenience
and the information of personal friends.
1t includes Dexter and three full sisters
to him; son and daughter of Flora
Temple; the three famous mares, Peer
less. Lady Palmer and Flatbush Maid
Pocahontas, a mare for which Mr.. Bon
ner paid higher price than for Dexter
Grafton, Joe Elliott, Wellesley Boy,
Molsey, Music, and many others which
have shown almost unprecedented speed
in public or private trials. Something!
over a score of the number have trotted
in 2:30, or better.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
" THAT Leetle Tim"

The boy with the basket of apples was
half an hour late yesterday, for the hrst
time in six months, and when he came
in he was without his basket, and his
ewes were red and swollen. He's been
such a straight square boy that he has
many friends on this corner, and he was
at once asked if the boot-blacks had
been cobbing him.
..No, not that" he said, "but don't
YOU remember that 'Leetle Tim,' who
came here once in while with me?"
Little Tim! Yes, he is your
brother"
"That's what he was, and was
breaking him to sell apples and make
change. Well, little Tim is dead!'
MOP"
"Yes. When woke up at daylight
this morning, he was cuddled up TO my
back, cold and dead. The Lord took
him in the night, sir, and wasn't 1t aw-
full, sir, that wasn't awake to put my
arms over him, and hug his little head
up under my chimp"
ats too bad--toO bad"
ats awful on us all, sir. Fathers
sitting in a corner, crying like a child;
mothers weeping and waiting, and the
children are smoothing little Tins
curls and calling on him to wake up!
That's why haven't brought the apples,
sir, and that's why won't be here for
two or three days. We've got to bury
leetle Tim, We have and l don't see how
we can ever gather round the stove of an
evening and he lying in the graveyard!
I'm big, sir, but can't help crying and
father can't help but cry, and | wish
Il"
And may the Lord seat little Tim at
his right hand and give him a crown OF
glory.-Detroit Free Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
Neat and Grain.

The revolution in the cattle and pro-
vision trade which is now upon us will
probably involve the following results:
l. The meat consumed in the North
Atlantic States will, in the not distant
future, be killed and dressed in Illinois,
Missouri, Kentucky, Texas and the
other great grazing States and Terrific
ries of the Union.
2. Our meat exports are destined to
become enormous; but the meat sent
abroad, as well as that sold on the At
lantic slope, will be killed and dressed
in the West, and will be forwarded by
refrigerator ears and refrigerator ships
to its destination.
3. The whole business Of selling, kill
ing and preparing beef and pork for
market will be transferred to the West,
and the occupation of cattle dealers,
pork and beef packers and commission
merchants in the Eastern and Middle
States will be reduced to a minimum.
4. The value of grazing lands in the
West will be greatly enhanced, and To-
cal a5attoires and packing houses will
be established on the lines of the princi-
pal railroads.
5. What the East will lose in the
handling of cattle and the preparing and
packing of meat, will be gained by the
West in the enhanced value of lands and
of cattle where they are grown.
All these results are the consequences
of the extension Of our railway system.
The first effect of the opening of trunk
roads is to concentrate business in the
old centers of trade. But subsequently
it leads to dispersion of business and
the opening up of new local markets.
The grain trade will in the not distant
future be affected in the same way, and
Western producers will decline to pay
tribute to Chicago, St. Louis or Milwau-
kee. Grain will be bought by the sea-
board merchants at all the local centers
for its disposal, and will be shipped di-
rect to New York or the other seaboard
cities without stopping at any of the old
centers of grain traffic. In time, doubt
less, the English merchants will, by the
aid of the telegraph, buy the grain them
selves directly from the smaller grana-
ries throughout the country, and have it
shipped through from the West to Eu-
rope. 1t is evident that the next decade
will see an important change in our
methods of marketing meal and grain;
but every thing seems to point to large
increase of the business of the West and
the growth of local manufactures at the
expense of those Of the Eastern and Mid
die States.-Grdphic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

A YOUNG lady in Boston refused to at,
tend church because her new bonnet had
not been sent home. 81 hate the devil
and all his works. said she, ''but l
hate an old-fashioned bonnet more"
, 1877-08-04
9nldnbi(be Dspe(dea.

New Oprt 2. Musuf. Gin poIi=
aft msloete beute Mbeno i'm Yoliseibaupt
quartiere, bab Elm i'm Sdlspptau zines
Nemorqueurs bsfinolides Ssselboot BON
einem poriberfabrenoen 0ampfer uber-
fabrsn lpurbe. Nie ,Snialen bss BOO,
tss, 1iebsn an Der 3abl. iielen Ing Wai.
fer, unb mr. elmer berieiben puroe &c.
rettst. Sos S9idlal Der uebriesn ii
nod nidt ermittelt.
@aibinston, 3. aus. SCI st.
@ibeimpolisit 8eu. usldsr aug Sadiun,
Dill. Itammt uno in benz @sloipineen,
ben-proselie, iOwie benz proSeiis ssssn
@sltnap als3euse a%uftrat, ,uurOe seitsrn
auf 8sranla1uns bes @onpaneurs BON
Ssgas perbaftst uno tuirb an bic 8ebSr.
ben oss erwdbnten Staates ausgelisfert
,pereer. Bel 1T anSeflast, einsm ssipil.
fen @m, Morris I'M Sabre 1869 in
Segas ermorbet gu babsn.
pottspi!Is, Da., 8. Musnn.
@m. &sGp puroe ssitsrn in elmer 8Ob.
lensruber nabe Yort Carbon burd berab
1tiirsenoes @eiein erlalassn. 2sbtsn
Naari6isn snfp!se tuar feline 2si9s nod
ni@t olfseiunosn woroen.
, 1877-08-04
Yernltl0te6

s II elmer Stem Oorfer Stride bebat-
tirten bieier Gage elniae Mdnner @Ottes
iiber Die YerIDnlibfsit bes Seufels. @Ge
Debattonten iprahen ortboopse Mn1i9.
ten in getreff Der 8etlDnlidteit oesSeu-
fels ous; nur paitor Saa CAB abpei.
1enoe MnIidten fnnb, inoem er beDaup-
tete. Die MaAt beg Gotans lei neleiA
.,peit ausaeoebnt" (ncosertenlipe") nit Der
@ottes unb er baber oielem elci6 Geo
equel).
Sn 8ittsbmrs fno spei gbefrauen
init 8. rsIp. 2 &inoern, i'm @ansen Sie'
ben Yerionen. ipurlos uerI6muuhen.
8eioe Srauen batten li6 nit ibren Sim
bern in Elm bombopotbi1bes 9oipitol
bessben, 100 Die dlteiteS o6ter ser Ginen
bebanoelt wuroe. Sic muroen ouf Dem
0eimusae nod ibren Wobnuneen eeiss
ben uno |inb nidt in bielelben suriidge-
febrt. Sic Mdnner iasen, 1ie Yeioe
bitten nit ibren Srauen in alidlider
Gle selebt, unb Tie fDnntsn li6 beSbalb
aud fsinen @runb benfen, Der lire
Trauen bdtte beluegen f0nnen, lie su Der.
laien. Sonberbar bleibt es immerbin,
bab lieben BerIonen perldlpinoen fanns
ten, obne @puren binter 1i6 au laIlen.
8ruu Moams batte nod stpei &inber gu
9anie 9elaI Ell nno GrauSerrD sbenfoas
,wei.
Son 9 Saith o + iDuroe an, 2.
Suli 2.024,935 9allonen Bet:oleum Der.
ihifft.
, 1877-08-04
Mfufae. tflsgr. geps(btH.
Orr &riea i'm Orient.


Qonbon, 8. 9lug. Cine Eepel9s
Ser .Simes" meloet aus Bubarsit
.YerIonen BON bobem STANCE, rusl9e Joe
ben aus @imniba anfamen. usrF3srn.
abob giepna am l.. ausnlt BON ben &ui'
fen beIebt. unb baB Osman Yal6as @r'
NICE poaFdnbis in Die Glu9t ssi9msen
wuroe."
Ser Wiensr Correspondent Der % ai'
IN gleps" ermabnt dbnlide @srt@te.
Ser gudarener Correspondent Der
LINES" 1T berislbe. msl6er Dor &ur5em
cine ni6t lai~teeFunoene &isSsrla9e @@'
met Gpoub 9oi6a's meloste. usberoies
benefit Der se1tern oer0fsntliate Ser'9t
bes gotreiponbsntsn Der pNsws" i'm rul'
1ilden Eager, wel6er @usenSsuse Der
aroben @alaat bel glspna mas, oob
bielelbe am 81. Suli fattfalb, u,o Die
Gu6en batten bssbalb. ,pie Der Bu@are'
fer Correspondent b%ebanptet falmSe1,
NeHarfuneen aug Sirnopa an ll9 gu
sieben ano Die Giisnlioe wieoer au er-
greifen. Sem e~rwdbnten @orreIponoen-
ten Der nNs,ps" sufolSe beitano bic
@treitmaat Der &uIen. wel9e an Der
@dladt Mntbsil nabm, aus $4,000
Damn Snfanterie, brei SrisaSen &apal-
lerie unb 100 @eldiiben.
2onbon. 8, Musnit. Gin CORE,
Sponoent Der .Rsus" telesropbirt aus
8udareft untsrm 2. ausui: SIT an
Den &dmpfsn bel pleuna betbeilisten
raiTi9en Sruppen baben lid iiber ben
Osma-T luB 5u'iidsssogen; Die Is. Si'
pilio1 oes 4. Corps lit bel Simniba
iibcr Die Sonau s%esanssn, nm lie gu
psrtdrten.
Mae in Den 9nnau . GIrltsntbiimern
aerlireucn ruifidm Sruppsu lino mad
8ulsarien beoroert wOrosn. Sis 8srli'
ner Sownals Eno Der Mniat. oab Die
@9la9t bsi Ylepna alien ausi6ten
auf 8senoisuns bes Grissss in oisIsm
Sabre Elm Guos ma1t."
Ser 8slsraber Correspondent Der
.Simes" beridtst, bob ale @n5eiden auf
baloise WObililiruns Der isrbiiasn @r'
NEE oeuten.
Cine 0epei@e aus Sdumta meloet.
bab Mebsmst iii Die &u5ien bel &as.
grab a~nsesriffsn bat. Sas @eie@t 1T
nod I'M @anse, isbod ideint li@ Der
@ies auf Ssiten Der Siirfen gu nei9sn.
81 brere 9epei@en beltdti9en bic Nod.
ridt, oaB bic Siirten gsfis Sasbra elm.
9eromm.n baben. Sem goereiponosn.
ten bes .Seleeropb" su &arubunar gu.
folae perloren bic @uisn 5 Ranonen bel
Gsfi.S asbra.
, 1877-08-04
Guropai(de Nadribten.

aus 2onSou, 4. Suli, mirb semels
set Ginc oer I'M @eliee oeS bieiiten
i3colosiiaeu @artens b fnbliAen Siioa>
mrrifanliden goaS bat 20 9ungc, II,
ale friit'a uno' aeiui1o fab. our @elt
eebraht.. Sire 2dnae betrdat swiideu
1913 Bou. 9subruna haben lie nod
nidt gu lit senommsn, beiben aber nun
ter unl fid.
5 M Wionat Wfat fat Sic bcutIAe Sir
NEE inl 9ar;en 1872 Mann oura ben Sob
o%er1oren ; u. q. farbeu 81 an 2unsen.
id)wiuoiudt. % on 9uusenent;tnbuns
uno l oil Der 1riAinoie. Sn nidltmili~
tdrdr;tlider gebanoluua {inb 81 Tobes,
iaae o%or9efommen, oarunter alletn 20
burh S%elbfmuro. Wfan erliebt, baB Bic
Sclbfmoroe I'M 3sere fortwdbreno suneb
men.
$tuttgart. Na1ocm in Der Lester
ISOLDE bic &ammer Der Nbseoroneter
Die Steueruorlasea Scr 0lssieruus sr.
leSi9t bate. Wuroen otsiclben audi Dot
Der Rammsr Der Stanbssbsrrsn beratb.
en-. yeioe Sdul.r enti1ieSen bic Sra.
gen i'm Weientiiden i'm Chime ser 9te.
si.runsSoor(a9e, alto iii Der Wciic, oaf
iaIt Der 9anae Msbrbsoari oc8 5taateS
pom 3rusi Milionen 81. auf ole @s'
uerbe e%ntfdlt. auf bit Vanbwirtbldafl
II gu einem fleinenEbrtl in 10 melt ali
bieielbe bel Der @ebauoeleuer bet6eiliai
1T. um jsooh ben Wluidsn ber aroBt.
rem Stdote. welde ibre bohen 9emeim
oeo'lieits gang onrA 3ulhla9e 3ur
StaatSRcuer oeden milen, siniac WaBsu
Ssredt gu, iueroen. bat bic Gesieruu9
uod in ben lceten Gasen cine Yorlaas
ssnsebradt, wonaa Die sr6Beren Staots
eoniumteucrn, iibri9enS utter We.
lAranfuns auf 5leild=, 8ir. uno @as.
ltsusrn, elnfibren oarfen.
Die S%tuttsarter Sdieen9itSs bal
oas V. wirtembersiids BunoesldieBen
dbernommca uno ioldes miro pom is.
30. Suli a~bsebalten weroeu. Durh
frsuaolidltss Gntsssentommen Oss
0srrn ,. 0a[losr9sr, louie Der Stutts
garter 9anowerterbant it ssmoslia se.
tpOrSen, auf Dem b%etannten bsrrli9 &C.,
le9snen Saassnbauis oaii slbs ;u 5taube
gu brin9ea.
Inter o.r frsiwiaisem Beusrwsbr
berriht bermalen cine rsge Gbatistsit
gu ben 8orbsreitunasn iur ben bier ab.
iubaltenbsn oeutideu Teuerme9rtas.
Die IuslteQuas BON aqsu mosliden
auf Sie GsuerlOldtbdtisieit lib be;ieb.
.nSen @esenitanosn psripridt etue iehr
beoeutenoe su iuerseu. Sir bic @ane
pirS pielss Snters0ante seboten unb
iolsn aud idoa pisle Mam.louusen ELL.
a~slaafen iein.
G9orn. Sim ~. SUM- it Der Wtib.
lenbelissr Bort aus @rintbal bel Ober'
'%nciiau, elm Wfaun BON 50 Sabren, BON
leinem eisenen II Sabre alien 9obu
ermorbet Worben. Der Sobn bate ben
Satsr 3uerlt bur1 einsn S1uB aus cine,
piltole an Salle %usrwunbst, Damn inn
nit einem i6weren Snltsument elmer
Drud Sss Sirnl1aoels bsisebradt uno
enoltd einen Beilbieb in ben Yorberbala
ssfabrt. Bon benz SduB mar bic 16'
iahrise Sdwsfsr oss mnrbers. 81. nil
Dec: Gsatsr in hemieiten Kummer idsiss.
, 1877-08-04

GlepeIanb, o., 8. Nusull. Sic
pStrifer" Der Safes bore'B Balm" ba'
ben iid bereit ertldrt, an Die Mrbeit gu
seben. uno bic 3use perosn beute tpieoer
in 9ewesuns 9siest weroen. Sic Mrbei'
ter in ben gabnwertitdtten bebarren
nod altf lore 5oroerun9eR.
omaha a, Rsb.. 3. Mu9uf. Sn
OeaIalla ersisnete li6 seitsrn cine
ShisBaffaire, in iuel6er @m. Campbell
set0btst uno flint Mdnner uerpunoe1
ipurSsn Die G9ieBafuire e%ntiant
ourd einise nedenoe Morte, osI9e 5fpi'
i6sn Campbell uuo einem Manne, Ma-
mems Wlap, beim Mitta9stil6e seps9'
felt tpurben.
, 1877-08-04
pretie ber Massi8en:

NrSs,re Wn,,isen terten Niger bers6ntf.
Mht ober Ypsntaer Bel N bi!bsa 'stnen Sauarss
Uue an,eiaen fnb I'm gsraas Ba saalen.
Die 3situma ptsb in &itutunt nnb I'm.
..a.rs rvn i'm arasesn fir IS Gsnts pr
@rGe amsgetragsu.
, 1877-08-04
Ameriean9tre Endurance
g y TIT q % y,
Np. $40 Walnut Stra6e,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sncnrporirt 1910.
Saar Capital. ...,...$ 100000 90
Mctiba 1,2SO,976 II

W,unbeiaentbum in philadelphia
unb i'm @6uYlfia 5afen......$f50,l 100 m
Bombs ntSypotbefen, erlesW e!p 43t $3.50 30
Darleben nit Galaterals ......... 1880 0O
Out SeiGsrte Wrunbmietben... 4l,040 SO
6 ienbabl, 8anal unb Aclsn-
Gumpasuie YUnSs........... 1885 90
Gilenbabn unS anbsre Mttisn..... 1886 CO
8srsiniaten Gtaaien Oarlsben... 1l0,250 90
Gtaat. County unb Stapt Dars
is6sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 90
, 1877-08-04
SerGbermn9s=@e feni.
Q irgtnia
Teuer anD martue
Derfbernngsge(fuf1aft
Gabital $500, 900.
Sffices 1915 Main Strabe.

Oisle GerGIerunas- @cleaidaft 1T idpn I'M
Sabre 1882 ms Ssben seruien nnb BAT ~
tets ais cine Der belen uno ihhernfn Yeieu-
{6aften b mielen uno felt ibrer @ntlebune
$2,5QO,OOO fir Berthe be5abls.
Ole ~bur1lhnit,lt1s DiSieeree bstrug IL
Yro3. per @nnam felt ibtsr WS' nouae.
9Sir eriudsn AGs, wslds GcrF1erunser
gu MAIDEN baben, in unla Sffcs, So.
1915 Main @tr.> npr5uip ben, pper uns
bur6 BE gle1 aurbeaaGrt4t sgsos = 4 W
%. &. goiuarbin, ptal ent.
moi @atnuel q. @tuiS, Sefr.
, 1877-08-04
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g 0. 1901 80 i StraBe.
Smpprtenr anb gambler in
alien Scrten IorSelan- unS @las-
@aaren, loluie in peridiebcnen
Grten Sausbaltun9s9e-
ratblbaiter.
Sd babe icetsn btrstt erbaltcn cine neu
Jprm Miriblhaftss 8lalGen unb ole 9trten
ron @laler, ariital- 8ial6en, gbampasner-
Older, Gin Dcuss enforcement ron 8iersla-
fern. gisbalter oeer WaIerfibier DNefrissr.
otprs," ionic cine srpbs Aus~aal pom ftan3T-
Gt9sa lnp sn9iii@sa vsr5saaa.
, 1877-08-04
gie permlplpania
1ener l1fr(berungs : We(fa(haft
bon Rbilabclpbia.
Gcariinoet 1926.

Saur capital. ....s 100000 90
Nctipo, 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-08-04
&irginia Staats=W a5etlt
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60. 8 3mDtfte stra6e.
IN ND, Te.

srbScriptiprS Nretfe.
, 1877-12-31

4 Washington correspondent ul the lsostnn
sEoHr7.sti aays that Eapt. BAlley. OF NcwbutypoTt
afusA., wltu ID connected xIih the N9rraul
Division, Las been euga4cd Tor many years IN
asruuginx thu Oil uud musty dies u the Treas
ury, witt, u yiew to the preparation vi 4 Cutn-
plctc tinaurial history of the t;overnturnt. ln
tho course Ut this Investigation lie tia4 dtscuy-
cred great many very valuable historical papers.
zmi bus brought down tho taoullltd results Ut
the expenditure. Of the tiuyeFnncnt, tn al3 thy
bruucl,es vi tnu srrvir., frola the foundation Ut
thu Republic until buW. One OF tue curious
pRg,ers discovered IL tAe manuscript 4tateu.ent
VI thu accounts VI Gsu. George Washington
with the tutteu States Government for thu
ptsiol Of eight years, commencing juno. t75.
aud en4llng Junc, l7SA This statement was
originally tho voucher tu the Hasfaht Division
fur the paykncnt Df tue account. It IL pseseEVed
u q most precious photographic relic Tits
account Includes Hreat Maiis E'ttsou4l c1peusas
which Gcu. Washington charged to lale Gotern.
uIent. His sex4un4 for making these claE9cs
aru given Iu tho following notc ut the end of h[s
statement Vi acruuuts:
Altho' kept ur,nm4. OF stcac txpt tndslures
did nut Introduce them tuto my Public aec.unls
~ they oecutseu--tha grAAon was. II appeared al
tF1t view, In tho commencement 0f them. to hasu
tho cop,pts1loo Vt private chaSxe-t44t ny 1ou Il
therefore of the ptupflrlJ VI nak'9 II But tie
peculiar circumstances 4ltgu1!ux my e0tnusand,
and the eubafEas1r4i situation 0f cur Public aaairA
which obliged nls TO tho III srlal dstEtncLt OF
INV ugyxta lntefest} to uoslpuuu lha Sisit every
year contemplated to mike uT Family httween
Ito cluse of ona GaMpatgn sDl opcutpY u An.
othsranl ~ thls a4psucs VIA lnsldsnsA4 thsssts,