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f. BUSCH.
GUN AND LOCKSMIT1

No. "a Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGS, AND
ID General House Work attended to at short
Locks and Copying Presses repaired Duplicate
Keys of all descriptions made. Safe repair
ing specially mye TIT
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Bee, Symmes, from st Louis, with four bafges
Bonnie Lee. Soovell. from Shreveport
Willie Trinidad, from st Martinsvilia
Gov Allen. Brown. from BAYOU sara
st John, BeFgeron. from Baton Rouge
Alvin Scevsll. from Lower Coast
Era No 10, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Ella Hughes, Terrebonne, from Donaidsonvile
Henry Te,e, Aucoin, from Donaldsenyille
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clerk Of the Phil Allen, in place of Joe Spears.
who resigned TO accept a position as agent In
the bends for the Memphis Cotton seed Assoeta-
ton.
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BY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD
Cant e7 ha,as COTTON A1,ns soharo1 T. .-.o, <
Walmssv Ncoo. stanartI,rn scnta Gnn,haI
"a lehman ahTabam &co@1 Allan Nnoant ScoNi
r Harris Scn."1 + WiIsnn e N,ii,ssH1 GIann
Pros Nco1t gno r Hards CO.. eA I RT'aft sep
Total a6 bales cotton WV - A1"A''e 'Ne"-
car castnss Wehster o. hd,s hides Ey+z,ot
r;ck G Ma1a nkas mdsa 0f,er els bb,a onpias
oteri Bro-i car Cabbage Bertucci aco@ "ppo
,ao hhs aonr Haiiton Coo cd xS aoar Tlas
Tauis co. oYns bacon 10 rrips hu4 Sphh
h E,nr,anfaa e pfa;fr ~ hnI pii = S G
s do Finlav Sco1 hoy cast;ng Raslav Rros
10 rolls leather 6 Weshaar~4s bbls apples q Grande
SO do Tore e. Anselmi--l02 do stands pears "a
bbls DO Macheea &co-20 bbls apples 6 w Davi-
son &co-s cars timber W W Walkers pkgs mdse
Trisconi-l9 bxs nails J Frank &co--25 boxes axes
Stauffer. Macready &co-2o do case saws j West
-147 pkgs beer Wirch-1 car slaves Ensworth-
800 cads tobacco Mayer & Son SO pkgs tobacco
Mayer Bros-65 boxes tobacco w VanB enthuysen-3
cars bricks r Kent Goo cars cattle Mehe geo
i case shoes = Kern &eo1l bale mdse 4 eChapsky
i case mdse ID Leech-3 pkgs frames Siebrecht
-1a pkgs furniture Mrs NJ suhner-7 do Remy-2l
do Athaus-6 pcs pipe elbows Begnal eco
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Steamship Margaret Baker for Key West via Cedar
Keys Rehefes
Silas Weeks Gee
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MARINE NEWS.
(lleured yesterdays

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
September I, 1877.
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Receipts Of Produce.


" az noa s'saea zee wi.n honr
go hhs sr a corn mn snk Gor af
s s sa AID ~ bs rs o pes yvu ha
10y ngis nea, o 9,o vo,s grls uover
peg paggg a' ~" ~ W pauen az nens gpls neul
va.s s ~. s p.I eo eles NY M
~ a pois h sa ses sss oos' Dds s'l ~
II 1Iveuel-soo uus noar w = maItneWs O. blo-.sS
20 p Iao,s Souro.o 10 3acon @en oo
~ IN - M m warm ms mo anne, nod h da
iov u uv nuuefusf q asela-iVs ppis Hoar 'sS puis
meal % mas meat III ao paies nay schWapaener
3, m oa pes nom i5v nal w ~,
~ @ ao ~ p9as 10 ~ po,s meal no ~ pos
LEY aoo ~, pgas houI gov AL 10 y Tasea @oosVo
ha o naa s
naes nay ESQ naek Meoloi Kegs ahoT IVY pdls PAT
lead kennettsgs sacks oats Jno L Gibbons Geo
ra YES a ,aaa 70 =. on ~ ~ Megs 9o 1
25o bbls Hour loo ~ 90 N q u M R--93 bales hay
II hent @co-aVo ro.is pagglhg lehman AeIaha nam
&oo-i2a DDS gfas Miller Dolnonde eco.1lvs Dds
nouf 10 .es aIa 'eV nneae,s 10 % aegs ao ns mus
aoher, arowenielo y ftei1er-Hile SACKS oats Jnf
70 as AZ an Us ss ~ oo l as'
10 bxs 90 ~ pxs matches D 1 Dds hour
lsahaoiph O. Dhnnlca-auu ae ~ = heep-ioV 20 Ier
areanvle sow ao a'fseh Ader s so oasss
pe.ssa zee. % % ..1 ~ l y ~ easss ao ao
Norton-5v casks bottled peer n fasnacht--,o0
SACKS male Stu,okeh-ieo Psgs leaa 2 pna ol
N Loaa soon.l5o pkgs leaa . Dbl alum y Pottnoh-
~ "pls me y moIphK q son-lv ao oopo Max
smith-a5 90 Bodley Bros-io Dds kront stephens
stork-a Dds oil Y Clark-a oxs aundres EranE
O. o.si ouoes ousnea oe,I LII Diik ease pes
nonr Wy III 20 VIZ npis meal oeV Dds grts $50 SACKS
corn l2a6 SACKS OATS lul SACKS bran ~ Dds PORK 49,
SHIRE vEPohL-, Fer steamer Bonnie Lee LII
pales eoItgn ~ ~ 20. Bufbfldge geo
. amsiey 600 ochmlnt q Alsgier-a
iehee snowden =, al VIC ;Aous, schsrek q
soma hiJea Scbercls & Ra,hson.i7 AZ ., haa 10
n IF HanasI ) boxea agra aaal wool s.ct corn
n. % mdae rosssunsea "a ordspo tall "a bales
paatton IN Hills iii apo san1a oca,pa 0'' " "''e'
'' ST NJ r. stesmer wt,,,a1o
htJa snnar p;nbn "A nsiI;kan hi ,ainasas r, n
chlen1 hi honey Tertrona aach os sesS eotton
Maii, = Cammaos.a ha1aa ,n,ss n r Hat s.a {,
oaah hiaaa !, n.a,t hidsa I hal oti Ta.r.
hnnn.o h. as ,ron q. b;das + raca.saane i haa
rnn % hidss !, sayipanrar;aa re nrder Total n
Mas sraar mi mnasaa. saniTs .eaJ cnt,or 'i ~
IA Vfi1 SARA Per afaamer 9,oy A iianoI11 b,,a.
s Maia Go,nanha a,5ar q % r.
Bnckner & Bro--a Renshaw, Ca1nmaek eco Aleus
sehsrck IL Autey--2 w A peale q Alien Nupept e.
col G 6 Antoine-l q G Newman Beadles,
Wood &co----1 John Noble Bush g. Levert-5
bbls molasses John Adams Geo. do half do II
Groebel-44g ia Ks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed As.
sociation-30 bales moss Odell a. Wright---sundries
to orderTotal 40 bales cotton 4ID sacks cotton seed
bbls moasses hf do 30 bales moss
BATON ROUGE--Psr steamer ST John--3 bb1s
molasses Richard Flower &co---g bales moss + p
Seyin--1 do Fl Observation-Disclosures to order
sugar johnson % bales straw lot slaves and sun
VIII ITppEp w s p., st.s,,s~ m, oa
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday. September 7, 1877
Daily report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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BREMEN.

BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPToN AND HAVANA.
Hs@. The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall, as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANOVER, Sept II about Oct. IA.
FRANKFURT, Oct. 10 about Nov II.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cabin $3.50 gold; Steer
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre Or
Bremen-Cabin, $3.50 fgold); Steerage, s45 gold.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. s35
gold; Storage, SIS gold.
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year. free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. STOCKMEYER & co. Agents,
au31 1y AZ Union street.
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Arrival,
sTBAMBoATa.i

No arrivals from sea yesterday
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.Sk. For Corpus Christi, Fulton and
NNAlEa .5t. Marys, via Roekport-The iron
steamer ST. MARY,


viii leave Morgan City on
- September - 1877.
Lighterage to Corpus Christi lii any OF risk
and expense Of consgnees.
Freight for st. Marv's and Fulton landed at
Rockport.
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot OF Lafayette street. daily, until .. m.
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SEPTEMBER 6, 1877.

TESTIMONIALS:
New ORLEANS, October 4, 1876.
Having made use of the Asbestos Paint manu-
featured by Fl. W. Johns. of New York. and for
warded to me by G. A. Parker, ESQ, 10 Union
street, New Orleans, to be tested. take pleas
respect as represented. can confidently
recommend them to builders. owners of real
rior. in my opinion, to any mixed paints in this
or any other country. and in fact, beyond COM
parison with any DEAD in this market.
THOMAS d. CAREY,
Chemist and Painter, Washington and Magnolia
streets, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1877.
Caleb A. Parker & Co:
Sirs-Having used FL. ". Johns Asbestos
Paints and Roofing, consider them the best
r. SINNOTT,
Captain OF Steamboat New Bart Able.
Recommendations H. Dudley Coleman d
Brother. - Union street. New Orleans.
Send Circular and Price List. ly15
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The iron steamer
4. &. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City on

4. G. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City on
------~ September -, 1877.
Iighternge at Brazos Santiago at risk and ex-
pense of consignees.
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Bio drande Railroad,
as per new tariff less per cent. until further
notice.
Freight payable III gold.
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STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.
sEp. For Indianola, via Galveston

=. g AZ - -
MONDAY and THURSDAY.
Through bills Iading signed to Houston and
to all points beyond on the Houston and Texas
Central and q. Fl. and s. A. r. r., International
and Great Northern Railroad, via Clinton. and
the Texas TRANSPORTATION Company,
Freight charged as per new card rates.
San Antonio freights received md forwarded
via Galveston. Houston and San Antonio Rail
way and Clinton,
usENFk. For BRACES Santiago
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NELSON aOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A.
Arrivals.
Alvin Era No. 10. 81. John. Gov. Allen. Ella
Hughes. Bonnie Lse.
Departures.
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept 6--3O2 sacks rough rice to I Bloom &eo
, 1877-08-25

.r1 r,.u.u.. y,, r,,., .....t.At.. -,,,
ina Central fafs DRIVING ASSOCIATION WILL
have matinee this afternoon at 8 p. m.
Chaplstn McCabc. the velt known and e1o.
r,,snt n-os.hat ~t,, ,.s.c,,. - I'm Et,.t n =
rst Hseus - r.sS.,s 49,, ~" - 'A0 '''' 80
Chufeh sunaay evening"
W. o. baltimore will preaci, in Farwcfl Hall
Tomorrow evening at o'clock. Subject: "0os-
pei Temc1nnco.' Young mcn's Gospel meeting
Ia Lower Farwetl 1ln1l tonight at o'clock.
Th, p,v n uo~~,,i =. .bs F,,,,.h p....
,,sr;.n rh"rch ~ ",i'.na,dtnt ~" smna
.chs.. ,mn.1I,, W ,tnn, i, Fae.yt ii.s
anis., psni ~ t9Sany. ~" !, H.. ~ III sa se4'
euo1'ss' "a. ~ 1A'us''' 1'>'' N'"''
Members Of George II. Thomas Post, q. A. r.
Rtl1c Club. are informed TINT. N connection
With the Post picnlc at Central rnrk this after
noon, there Will be an 0il-hand shoot at 2D
yards, open to all members.
Tho members of Division No, /, A, O, H., re-.
,uoss thntr hretl,-or ~ sf,tov fstvistcrs ~ ~.
, 1877-08-25
ERIN.

TIE 1RIsu NATloN1l DEMONSTRATION
At oEden Grove to.iay promtses to bo tho
gfandest altair OF thu staaon aud In all respects
III Imposing and impressive cvcut. Tie procrs.
sion will move at lo:3Q, and will take tue route
set down In tue following circular issued yester-
day BY Chtct-starshal Council. Rfom tLe same
source various other valuable hlns concerning
tAs affair may bo Glcauel:
The lelcEales representing Tho un3led Irish .o-
cit VI Gbicaxo have honorca by cleciinx lns
- AAsahAl Ut !la procession which Ii TO u.stch t.
Dks3fn 1rusc to-sposeow tsaturlay,. Aux Is.
1877, T. participate In the Irish Natlunai demon
slfatioa. i, teFsfoss, hecones NY duty 10 appeal
10 my fclloys-eoantEym for thrsr sid ln ,nsksu5
the Procession IN Imposing aud 4 rsctit4bs hoays
Lxt it 10 understood that no society controls tLa
procession, and that NO m4u IA excluded because hs
dues not belong t9 society. Every i!tah-Am
lextend cordial invitation 70 ali citizens who de-
s!ss u drive to Ogden Grove In eaEfi4xss " join
thu p!utesston.
Exposition hnsldiuR 1t of bufGrs 10 :l6 o'clock.
fhs Asslst4nt Atfs4al4 will report pEuMptlJ u
~ oeloeE ~ The fuot Of AtAms street. ~ fruit Of
The taain cnt1Gnce 10 the Exposition Building.
men aud by The Clan NJ. Gael uasl.,
The route of procession will be ~ follows: Form
Or Michigan Avenue. With right rsstfnR 90 Wash
Washington xest 10 stA.e st1eet; Stst@ north u
LAKE,; Lake west u Clark: Clark north 10 Aiehi-
gan; Michigan ktfest eAst TO Dearborn avenue;
Ds4sboFu ateuus north 70 North avenue; North
grounds. Respectfully, Ioux cosxxll.
At 1880 tho opeu!ng exerci4es ut tie grove
VII take plaesy and ". ]. Hynes VIII dalirsz
, 1877-08-25
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Collector sold property In River
side yesterday for delinquent general taxes.
Dr. Eazll, Of abortion fame, Joined Brooks
and RosSo Ia jul yesterday. lie plnes fur
bonJsmen.
George ", spalrord, OF the Seventh Ward, ts
among the Candidates los County Commissioner
on tue Republican Ticket.
Ths Cosnm:tses On Roaas and Bridges will
visit ihe Town Of Hanover Tuesday to look
alter the condition o1 The public Highways.
:. Tue subcommittee OF the state Board Of
Equalization eHua tn ses4!0n aEaln yesterday.
Numerous callers wefu resolved representing
ita unler.ta1eQ corporations. AMI lo-lAy the
cenmtttea Will arrive 1t sotns conclusions.
Tus Committee on Hospitals aud Publ!c
buildings was t1 have met Yesterday To consll-
er the Coehfane project Ao0ut making plans for
tue conpstlon VI tho County Hospital. TIE
0ulY clruber WHIP turned up WIS Col. Elenry,
asl1 nothing WIS aous. . coe}rAue wants " Eek
several thousand dollafs out Of the public
Treasury, aud the ''lhng" wautx to help Linn.
About year ago w.. A. c. Smith shot and
killed George Glenn At NJ. 1l3 Fourth AYeune,
lie VIVA promptly indicted for uurder. but for
S.'fe reasun ur anotAer has ne9cf been tried,
statex:AttosneY 70 plead guilty u naaasiaug4-
ter aud that Official II cxa.uinlnE into the uirt.
IL Vi the &alse, to eoncluds whether hu will bo
SLOWED 10 plead - LIZ desires.
This Item ot information 10 given to plene
atcNsi1, aud ut tho satne 4Iulu 1t ah0ws what tue
happy la,nlly Of contractors on the Court. House
thluk 0f 1ns auut4rr. Speaking Of tho cun.
struueiun Ut tho doma, he says SEXTON ha& not a
slngf. practical man employed. but, On the con-
trafy, his employee arr all pensioners, ballot
box Atuffesa, aAtl eAepe1teen.n lie blAMex E3un
for slls condition Of affairs, ind also for hls ia-
lug u Kct the job himself.
Dr. Much, ol the State Board Of Health,
walled OH the County Clerk yesterday 1norulnx
4nl gave that lntllylaaa! tha Necessary tustruE
tt,s,s fur opening vt Of books for III 1esItra-
ttou of births aDd deaths and namrs Of phytI-
ct4,ls, as rontcm plate+i by = resent sfatate,
undes tue new law, the physlctaAa are required
years they huyu psartteed, under heavy pen-
alty, Rnd a1so the births aud ueaths cou4lpg
uudcr their notlce. The County Clerk will hare
the necessary booRa open Ia lew dxys.
| j., somc weeks ago tbs matter OF read]ustln4
ths salaries paid county e1nployes wa sub.
1nltted 70 hocclal Committee Of tha Board.
| Ie44sIuay Mcxsrs. 6eune and 0uenthes, OF the
COMMITTEE. ~ess It work looking over the
various psy-rolls. They ire abundautly satis-
! aeu that larK1 reduction can b. made tu the
expenses of thu county u tho Boatd was 20 tn-
cllnst not unly by the reduction Of salaries,
but by AbUIlAhiuY NUMEROUS SInecurs pos!tIoua
Amoug tbs latter Il tho positiun Of clerk 10 tue
County Attorney. who tsAlow drawing Il pef
day, 6undays included, aud who does littls sl4s
| than read law and ~ esrSuds.
| WALktk 4ND Ills ExTRAk
Tho qutation 0f Walkers extras" cpuues
before the Board Aond.y fos dual action, and
, 1877-08-25

the address Of welcome. At 3 p. m. the Rcy.
ticorge W. Pepper, Of Uhlu, Will deliver an ad-
Gen. T. F. Dnurkc, OF New York, wilt deliver an
address,. The remainder ot the programme NJ
printed Is given up 70 dancing, for which there
arn tHcnty.onc numbers set down. The mnr-
nEcment OK the occasan has done wise thing
In taxing every prccAutton TO choke of the can
dIdascs who NAV have desired, and arranged, to
be called ous By the enthusiastic votccs Of their
friends. Not!ec Is formally givcn these
msn tas shey Will not ne alqsea hsss
been made for 1ar9c crowd, and It Is announc.
eli that either an omnibus OF a Clyhoutn-Avc.
nue car will 1eavo Clark and Randolph streets
At minute Intervals all liar. It Il clear that
every arrangement has been made for an enjoy
able uay, and ttcrc should be large attendance.
, 1877-08-25
THE MILITIA.

r... - r,;.,,...,. ,trs ,,,.
4ne Hemocss " e"e 1'cfe"t" "@u 4nn"a.y
organization, to DO known ~ company Of tho
Flrst Regiment, l. n. g., held d meeting last
n}ght In Nart.nnss En,t for tho nurnose Of Of.
..s.ts. = ..r,nt,o,t,n nnr n +, W.nr c.,,n.t
.ses'"s IN ".1. VI u w.. - rna . C,a.t.
the meeting 10 orostt anu "ee.- Ao"a se.N
Tarbell acted a. Secretary. Enlistment blanks
were distributed, which the recruits signed,
axrcelug to serve the State five years, swearing
aijcufanye to thv State and nation, and VOW
inn hv the Etrrna1 that they vnuj,l
ever bo true. whether on tho 1ory feiI Of ridt
and csrnnac or on thc peaceful llcld Of d bali.
rum. A(ont thirty members signed The blank
t,nths, and then more recruits were called for.
fjen. Mann stated that ho c3nccted to be able to
tcIi them where tl,er f,lturo military hons would
w. hit IA thn t,iIirial Roaft1 OF tho Eirst Ne1i.
mr,,t was then In ecssjon 10 decide upou certain
matters. ta was uDab|o 10 state ANYTHING dcll-
nite.
This question Of adopting rules aud ,cRula-
tfona fer the government of tho cpnlpauf was
hid oyer far ot,o week,
Senator VItlllIo stntrd that there would be no
trouble nhout raising money enough to buy
fatirtc uniforms for It least forty at ditY men
Tue citizens u the war5' ~ lat Is ho nay seen
them. were willing 70 eohtFabuto Apetallg LOT
the pafpose.
AlaIs eWayhc. OF ING FIFTY Ese5ineh., neins
ca1lGu upon, statca saat the latteuo IL nnuoIn
Il Thcir ,,rrsa nn,fnr,ns roDl,{ eost III eacI,''
inctu,ltnr cyervthine. accent co,1tnnnents. liz
wns sorry hu cot,ld moi feIi them ia regard TO
f,onnnnv K. y. IN which nrran[zatIor nn,1 form-
inr cnulii takn thnt 1ctter.
Scret, TarLclI ,noycd that committee Of
+hren In ornnirtc,f - arrcnt ratfrr Il u II II
, 1877-08-25
DEATHS,

DEATHS
CODY-At notoken, N. j.. Aug. "a. Richard
Cody, aged 70 years.
81 Kanaas c,tY saio. papors please copy.
HLATER-At her residence, No. 1B4 North
reorta. ST., Mrs. Frank Slater.
Funeral notfcc hereafter.
fl1uutNs-AuR. "A, 1877, at ths residence OF
Mf. MIchact Curtin, No. II Chaftes- place, at II
o'clock noon.. Join TIt9gins. non Of BIT. james
Higgins, Kilcullane, pafttl of Hesbeststowu. Coun.
" Limerick, ireland. K.sd :sss years.
Funeral On Sunday, @tth, BY carriages To Cal.
vary.
~ Limerick papers please copy.
CNONlN-FElday, Aug. "A. OF cholera infantun,
Elizabeth H., Juungcst daughter ot Patrick and
Ellen Crontn, granddaughter Of Mts. JohAnnAh
Q'itEtcn.
Funeral Sunday, Aug. 20. from tho residence OF
tho parents. No. 270 Aberdeen. BY cars To Cal.
saFy Eemetofy.
, 1877-08-25
kAt& K0Mt.

nav true vegetable hair pseaeEveF and restorcr.
which e1eela all other renevers and rcstorers In
virtue, a Il does not contain any poisonous drugs
like sugar Of lead sulphur, nitrate of silver, etc.
which all other haif preparations without ex-
teption, do, and which, altar continued uee, will
produce badness, b destroying tho roofs Of tho
hair, and tause tnsu1erAb1e headache and ernp.
tona of the skin. It restores Rray hair 10 l org.
nal color. cures ba1dnets, csadicatcs andrua, rs.
stores the scalp to hcalthy condition, and IL at
tho sama Tins asst-cisss DRESSING, Tor ths hair.
pie bottIs to aay address On a tnseeps of 81. '''
E. A. Ru%Exx i Co.,
Chemists and Manufacturers. 31& East Dtviaiou
street, corner Of Sedawek. Chlcaro, III.
The trade Supplied BY Van schaAck. Stevenson i
Co., Wholesale UtuRgtate, o. and Of Lake street.
, 1877-08-25

1tf1cnlt 10 snhs!st for any great length Of time
without getting their wages.
PERSONAL
The Rev. j. A. Rccu, Of Springfield, Is at tho
The Hon. George NcCand1ess, Of Butler, Pa.
Cot. Charles r. Davis, Of San Francisco, Is at
the fremont Houtc.
Col. James n. ingalls,, unitc, States army, is
4 guest at tho Palmer House.
Tho Hon. Sam Buckmaster, Of Alton, ILL.,, Is
stopping at tho fremont House.
Dr.. Colt. Of 1t. Pauls School, Concord, N.
H., ia registered 1t the Palmer House.
\. .. Moh!er, geperal Superintendent Of the
Cedar KapIds Haifroat1, Ocular Nap!ds, IL a
Palmer House guest.
Capt. and Atra parls, Percy Taylor and wlfc,
and Sfr: Duke, Of 1onlon. Eng, ara registered
at the fremont House.
Miss Laura Don and Harry Lee, who are to
play In "Babyn at Mcvickcr'e next week. arc
stopping At tho Palmer House,
C. P. Leland. Auditor Of the Lake shore d
Michigan Southern Hallway. Cleveland, !s stop-
ping At the 0rand Pacific Hotel.
Tho Hon. c. 7. Howard, Of New Orleans,
Col: II. ". Birge, Of Wisconsin, and Judge P.
C. Shannon, ot Yadkton, D. T., are prominent
Palmer House guests.
Miss Mary Carey, Mrs. Thomas Barry, Miss
Henrietta Irving, aud other members pf the
"poor Jo' combination, will arrive at the Tre-
mont House this morning.
Tho Rev. William L. Gage, Of Hartford,
Conn, on his why home from San Francisco,
wtlt preach to-ulorruw morning In tho First
rrcabytcrian church, corner al Indiana avenue
aud Twcnty-frst street, He will stop faw
days In tht8 city, being THO guest OF his brother
tn-laN, T. g.. Peterson, Of Roecliil Nurseries.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GF6H4 PGr4E-jhbtt$ EonYfFer. T@YHg. n. IL.
Smith; Alton: the lion; John G. spoonet. ilud-
rtsshurg: A lirAdfords ST. Lonis; {. r. Leland,
Cleveland; john Con1tiockt Hudson: Il. X. Clapp,
nes Moines; James <Htephtnson, WaahlnEton....
E; G:rs; u c1Gk TI.,o.Sj ~ t5s ne'k ,11a ,s M
ietts. Fond Il Lao: i. T.. .P.sk..
monds, New York; Col. u. b. Bates, Boston: tho
lion. !. Z. Gray. Cosington,. NY: Frank How
man, Nov York; II. II. Ethcr1dge, Uoston....
Palmer Honsk-West Clark, Montreal. John N.
iIoor' t t'rsua Rspds; I. Montgomery. Ct. Louis:
Uileaas; Il. ii. Goodwin. Nssavii1s; y. ii. Kayne, ne
Missouri; J: Il Patton, sprugneld; q. 4. Darling.
Texas; A. u. SSimundt, NeW York; 8, Darnes.
MtchlgAn: J. u. Ingalls,, U. y. A. H.. i. Miller,
btnRhAniton: !. G. OaRood. Burlington: II. II.
Adams. CleseIand... fremont tfotts<-Col. J. Ii.
Johnson, San Francisco; H.. cLotworthy, Balu.
motei ". Il; kadd, Do:ton: j. T., ,1ioasman, ssn
Peck, New York; Daniel MeOte, Quebec; N. &.
Ware, iloston; C. ". Mason. Now YORK: William
Thomas. Denver; D. u. Carroll. Dcadwood; ".
Allen. lankton; 4. Markham, Milwaukee.