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FALLING SICKNESS

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p.as 81 ~
LILLE FRI PoWDEits. To convince sufferers tim,
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% fsnS W wv Hs M
should give % these Powders ar sary trial. and be con.
s,ss ~. ss se5ss b 70, 90 70 sen, sy
ADD p ASH 4 RonBINs,,
300 Fulton street, Brooklyn. N Y.
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED
All sufferers from this disease ,ha, are sps9a, % be
s5sa S1ss6M&TrvE SsGflf % P5wpEs Tsese rSadsHs are
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strong our i,h in them, and also to convince you
snsreS sum r BY % ms H. Posi % paid AT ree trial Sos s''
We d9n. Gsn; yo. money an you 1 afe III oPsrcS
saving, don't delay in giving these Powders trial. rs
s'.is; Canada, BY mail on fSssiE' e Sshrss S
my5i5ni $50 Fulton street. brooklyn. n Y.
&SOO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
OF Ginger n iound to equal in fne flavor, purity and
prompt medicinal effect Sanord's Jamaica Ginger
| Samples free Mt ali Druggists and Gsocers.
sASFoHDs JAMAICA
Is prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger combined
| with choce aromatcs and genuine French Brandy,
sence Of Ginger before the piblic all OF which
prepared with aieohoi by the old process Il Instantly
'e1e, DISEASES OF THE BOWELS,
an pYsENTEkY AND tHoLERN IN.
| FANTUM, DIARRHE IN
TRErHING AND ALL
SUMMER COM
| PLANTS.
DISEASES Uf THE STOMACH,
DYsPEpsIA; FLATui:ENCY; sLyGGlsH DiqFs-
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foOD AND SIMILAR
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| SYMPTOMS. RHEUMATIC AND NEU-
| RALGIC SYMPr0MS. SORE
NESS Mus1Lfs hNp HhiNs SSS II THE
| JOINTS.
Elegantly favored, purely medicinal, II should b.
In every family, on board every ship, and the con
sinnt companion OF every traveller. II utterly sur
passes nll the common Household remedies In th'
cure of ailments Of sudden and often fatal termna
ton. Ask for sANFoRD'S JAMAICA GINGER
the only genuine preparation OF Jamaica Ginger
National Republican., 1877-07-25

STRICTURE, IMPOTENCE AND DISEASES OF
. the Generativc Organs radically and speedily
cured. Ofiice hours = ~ l. HENRY A, DANIELS
NJ. D., III Lexington avenue jyN
National Republican., 1877-07-25
BOARDING..

DoARDERs CAN DO BETTER AT THE TIRE.
ID MONT HOUSE, than any place In the city, Call
and get astonishing low prices for COOL airy rooms
and GOOD hotel board. mybU
onQ q STREET NoRTHwEsT.-FoR RENT,
oOo pleasant south front rooms, with board,
either transient or permanent also, tableboard
National Republican., 1877-07-25
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION co.

Authorized by an act OF the Legislature for the sup
mort OF the Cry SCHOOL or FRANKFORT, Will posi-
lively have their second Drawing In the city OF
InIiISVIIIE KY.
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WANTED.
BUSINESS CIfiNCES.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Money to loan In any amount, ns may be desired,
from eyo TO tsD0o hrst-cnss real estate security at
eight, nine and ten per cent. interest: Monderate
charges H. II. WARMER
JyiBim ei6 street northwest
800 TO $500 %l5 Dnapcy pSkcHASG e. Sa.Ins.s TMs
that be prosecuted In any section OF the country
Call at once at $50 Eighth street. opposite Post Ofice
ty6t2ws
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FOR SALE.

II WINS Hre-proof Iron SAFES, double conlbinn-
ton, inside and out In good order. For further pnr-
ticuiars inquire nj this Office . jy23tf
National Republican., 1877-07-25

Reports OF cases argued aud determined In the SUI
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, Generai
Term from the Janunry term, 1870, 10 the Septem'
Der term, 1876, inclusive.
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). FINANCIAL.

7a Prizes, amounting to (spansh dollars)
Information furnished fREE. Orders Allied. Prizes
cashed. Spanish bank Bills and Governments pur
chased.
TAYLOR a co. Bankers.
Jyl3-3m No. II Wall street. New York city.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

9O4, 9O6 AND 9OS .,Esss T9gRmEESqH Rgrss Sal,
Handsoiney furnished rooms with irs! table
board. Nos pOi, NS and p1s FOURTFENTH st. oI'-
poslte FRANKLIN SQUARE one Of the most
city. my2+u
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 82o INDIANA AVE
II NUE.. my2 IN
LNOR RRENT-DFIIGHTFUL RoOsis IN A PIlI.
II NATE family, with or without Hoard, in an Gle
giant house, surrounded by beautiful grounds, NC, ",
the city. Address "P. o. box 49," with name and
address. myleu
National Republican., 1877-07-25

.ENoR RENT-f0R SIS AND $50, IN THECoOLEST
location IN the city about three SQUARES from The
Capitol three new brick nOuse,. three stores, nine
rooms. bay windows all the way up AL the nioderh
No IL md IS Federal building. corner VI y and sev.
enth streets. je2T-u
.INOR RENT-LARGE STORE, NO. 46l PENNSYL.-
Il vnnia avenue northwest, near corner Four and
lnlf street, A. H. DUVALL corner Four-and-a-huif
street aud Louisiana avenue app-tf
National Republican., 1877-07-25

CHEAP WOOD CHEAP ooAu
Best qualities OF anthracite coal, delivered froa
N.50u up.
Oak wood delivered from tt.i0 to $50 per cord =
Sawed aud split wood kept under cover.
Georges Creek Cumberland coal, run or niine anA
lump, always on hand nj lowest rates.
Our facilities for cheap deliveries are unsurpassed h1
' " THOMAS W. RILEY a SONS, !
Main offce and depot Rlley's warves. foot OF Esva
enth and Twelfth siroeis southwest
Branch Office street, between Second and Thir4
northwest, and Sixth street, between and south
west myl0
National Republican., 1877-07-25

A full line of Stationery, both plain and fancy,
Scrap Books and Panel Pictures, which are pnfticu
larIy attractive, and will well repay one for Inspect
ing. - .....,..,...
Law Booksellers,
jyIstf No. as PcnnsylvanIa avenue.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

TUFTS PILLS DR.
cure sick headache. the
year
TCTrS PILLS dem
cure dyspepsia the
hent
TUFTS PILLS hay,
cure constipation. are
cipl,
TUFTS PILLS qias
cure piles. Ht
Ing
TUFTS Pills tago
cure FEVER ard ngue. sire
-a q y
TUFTS PILLS rem
cure bilious collie. lnlio
ness
TUFTS PILLS N
cure Kidney complaint. tln,
or o
TUFTS Pills lily
cure torpid liver. riva
TUFTS PILLS
impart appetite.
Jytel2m
National Republican., 1877-07-25

1LNoR RENT-oNE OF THOSE HANDSOME
~ houses In Spruce street, Le Droit Park;
National Republican., 1877-07-25
MAcARTHuR's REPORTS. Vol 4

Vol. 10, Forty.fo Congress, is75.Is7.
National Republican., 1877-07-25

CoALi COAL
~ WOOD wOODi
AT LESS THAN PANIC PRICES,
Per ton OF s7,o ibs,
white Ash Is to
White Ash - 70
White Ash Chestnut. % 10
white ash Stove or Rangc............-.- 4 B 70
Red Ash Egg and dStoye....-,..............- b4
Lorberry El,g and StOYo...................- 30
Shnmoktn Exg and Stove ...........r. SO
Genuine Lykens Valley y.,,,.............- -
Cumberland Coal. 10 TO "
ZINE WOOD from u to $50, Oak from $50 TO y,
and Hickory - per cord Also. all kinds Of sawed
aud split kept under cover.
oSi Deiiveries made direct 10 the consumer non
WI ""~ " JOHNSON BROTHERs
Main Once and Depot. Johnson's whaiyes, foos
Twelfth and Thirteenth aud streets southwest
Onces. I'D, and ilie Ninth street northwest. and
IIls seventh street northwest yn N
National Republican., 1877-07-25

INoR RENT-IN A DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL To-
II cation. large airy house; two suites Of rooms
erst and second hoors. Can be rented separately or
s,gether. Low summer prices. No. 1fD street, be-
twcen Fourteenth and Fiteenth streets. jYeStf
THOR RENT-FR0M AUGUST l, HOUSE NO. 1916
~ sixth street northwest; estory brick: len
rooms, hall water and gus; 49, Apply to W. l. RED.
srRAk u, Grocer. corner Of New York avenue and
sixth street. yH.u
National Republican., 1877-07-25

will exchange a number 81 delightfully."- situated
suburban building lots In Cincinnati, Ohio for i'm.
proved 2T unmP,Syed property IA Washnst9n aIns In
corner seventh and streets northwest Je27.u
National Republican., 1877-07-25

il ROOM Dis,K, with case for large books and
papers Black Walnut. superior mike. Good for DO
paftment usa. Apply at this ofilce. ap1gu
National Republican., 1877-07-25
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

&SOn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
DOOy Bottle Of any other Extract or E.senes nee
prompt medicinal effect Saniord's Jamaica Ginger
Samples free nj ALI Druggists and Gsocers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-12
"A Tale That Is Told.

We don't like to make our readers
feel bad. but are they aware that nine
ty years hence not single man or wo-
man now twenty years Of age will be
alive: Ninety years. Alas, how many
of the lively actors at present or the
stsge will make their exit long ere
ninety years shall have rolled away
And could We be sure of ninety years
what are they: "A tale that is told"
Q dream. al empty sound that pssseth
on the wings Of the wind away and il
forgotten. Years shorten as a man ad-
vances in age. Like the degrees ia Ion
gitude. mans life declines as be sdvan
ces toward the frozen pole until i. is
dwindled tn point and is lost forever.
Il it possible that lif. is OF 81 slio-t du.
ration? Will ninety years era~- AL the
golden names over The doors in / WI
and country and substitute others il"
their stead, Will al the now blo"k-
ing beauties fade and disappear All
pride aud passion. the love. hope and
joy. pass away in ninety years and b.
forgotten. Ninety year, saws Death.
"DO you think l shall wait ninety
years. Behold, to-day and tomorrow
and every day is mine. When ninety
years are passed this generation will
have mingled with the dust aud be re-
membered moi" ~ San Jose Herald.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
A Pheasant Resert.

It was the pleasure Of ths~writer to be present
last evening at the Alcazsr Francois, where .
performance was being. given for the benefit Of
Mr.. Mchoh, the controller u this pleasant re
sort. Without eoirg into particulars, we may
say that the varied programme. comprising chan
s3nnettes, romsnzss, instrumental music and
Ffepch comedies And devilles, gave evidence
bf excellent talent in the cofnpsnv. sH"G = 4
The Norge was crowded with ladies'. children,
and men, and although la consonn,dtibn tanda
even smoking 10 indulaetflia Mt this theatre with
out restraint, the Alcazar sfferds singular con,
tract with certain other Establishments where a,
similar system is followed. During the four
months that the Alcaksr has been ia operation,
its entertainments have always been marked by
the observance ut 'etder and striot, proprety. q
fact which, will serve to. increase it's popularity
and besopd ahaatiop establish it on a solid and
Indeed we are, iuformed by Mr. ChaiIlet, Ike
courteous proprietor Eof th8t Aicszss, that the
announcement which he Hsas received from the
public and the press leads him to the hope bf i'm.
proving hit AnEftoriunt, and even Tho DUALITY Of
his b6fforrflshces, at the opening of the witter
reason. We congratulate him upon, his, success,
and wish hin, and his troupe the realization 81,
their brightest hopes, The performances take
place fonr timeera week, on Sundsvs, Rnesds va,
Thursdays and Saturdays. and are always well
attended by our French speskihg residents! s2is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
Father Maurnus.,

Tomorrow evening the felo1uent Dominsean
priest, Rev. Father Msumus, will leave this city
Cd HE way bach to Europe, where the discipline
OF the order calls him. Father hfaumus, WHO he,
made several consecutive visits to New Orleans,
is not transient expoupder of the gospel Of the
ordisary sort: his views Of religion without de-
parting BY q hsi,'s breadth from the orthodox
doctrines OF his own Catholic Church, are wide
and liberal, and the warmth OF his heartfelt lc1ra-
shtfons expressed IL glowing words has brought
many wanderer bseh to The straight and mar
row path.
/, Nothing can ennoble or exslt religion, which is
htgRSt Than .Jhe' most soaring tlntghts 81 men,
performance of his elevated ministry can, BY
wpfds and acts, help the great and holy cause by
illustrating principle eoquepty expressed, by
practice regiouslv observed OF such is Father
Eaumus, the soldierVof Christ. Ktto leaves Us in
obedience to orders and for the fulfllment else
where OF his endless mission OF Christian
apostle. God speed him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
tiIl ll4H tAGSQ sI'Uf ~ fHG ~ ]
SHOT ny Ae0HHF OFFICER.
neihy sGp' tats of t.sohh' =. Mosiey rid,


neihy she' tats of '.tohif MoBReyF ifflda,
800 ~ ert5 Might p y = " tt's'5
'At9o'alSok Friday night, on Felicity street
near Rousseau John Mooney WAS trot in The ab
domen and dangerously wounded by conrt on.
her Boyle. Of the First Muoioipai Police CJtrt. j
II appears that stldotiby was charged by his
wife with sssanltn and battery, sod1 she having
sworn out sh sfidavit agsiust hin, court Officef
Boyle was given awstraut, and ordered, TO take
the Aeepaed into custody. .f9''gt1 = - ii'
tAt Tie hour stated, Boyle repaired ii Moonay's
hptse and informed him that he had warrant
fdr him, Mooney replied that he wS6id 40, but
asked the Officer For fen minutes to dress him
self. .stf..a ,Ot vTpTru.
The rquestwss granted, but Mooney batltno
sooner dresae1 than he tried to giyH the ufiimr
oasr asdossfed n Eoonsss game game and
'' as ~ s essr v.. s,tDs .surpouey pulled
away from him and getting bold OF brick ststsek
the offi-er; both men then clinched, and Aasias2
the scuffle BusiHl drew his revolver and fred.
The ball tddls effect In bfooney's abdSnaen = 4
The wounded man was conveyed to the Charity
Hospital, where he was examined by the ward
physician, who pronouaced bis wound danger
Gus. g,
Officer Boyle Was arrested BY Officer Dolst and
locked up in the Sixth Precinct station.
! 0btrtD fficer Boyle wks arrsigBetl tafOfe Judge
CT tie Peneat Rf bai 70 avail the doctors oef.
az ii otlock Isss ,piaft. 1 arepertsr visited
ing ranidlv. The dostorssiid NOT think he Eeild
live Till mefDing.,tsStlt au SIS tEq rs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
as'pIroisIAt, ISyEsTiG / IRON


The Auditorial Committee met on Saturday
muraing, senasor Steven preAiaingl isa : IA
7. A. Luckner, .esllsd w alb eeeempleyed in the
Aajatant Heneral's officer ksptshs' books. Gen.
Street made out the accounts bim self for amounts
due, and he had in his custody the vuvshses
Never saw the wins Warrants 81 vouchers IN that
Office. Gen, Street kept all such matters 10 hin,
selso Sometimes 1, made; out ths vouchers on
which ID obtsih warrants, bit den.ssreet drew
the wsrrants. ,.,ta Aafa
Chairman Steven presented and read The fol-
lowing letter: T1
AlT ~ T ATroRNEy GESERaiss orrIcr.
rs - State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, June Is, 1877.
Messrs, VIII Steven and Jules Aldige, chairman
respectively OF the Senate and House Com
mittees: h.t'
Gestlen,e,a-In reply to your communication
bearing date June 8, 1877, requesting me to
take the necessary steps to have returned to the
Auditors flee certain books abstracted there
from, have the honor tp inform you that the
whole matter has been submitted to the consid-
Grafton OF the Grand Jury; at their instance =
subpoena duces tecum was issued BY rhe judge OF
the Superior Criminal Court to compel ME pro-
duction Of the ATTRACTED books, but lite service
on johnson was impossible on account Of his
having sbscouded.
TIE D.4.r.c. Attorney has f,cd 81 inf .,r:aaiion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
] A, N6MfAnnaraiH M


wslanetfts that '.tbe board of Tfssltll II etef!
geticslly engaged in.adoptiug measures to secure
the proper sanitary, condition OF our State.
Apay8s The, 1Asest mSvensnts 10 this direction ia
the adoption by them Of Gerstd's sanisat Faait
eating Appsrstus, for dtrinfectiug vessels ut the
different quarantine ist'tibhds.t Without advo-
eating either aide pf The quarantine controversy.
We pqst admit Wat II the modern theory-rhjq
asserts the All, 40 be the vehicle by which, the
germs of contssi9n are spread, lie the tthase,
we mus. provide ourselves With the best means
10 meet that exigency. With abat view,
ths Bdaid' lihs 'pdss'erminsd . sop the |uas
Of a Colonel aGersrd's apparatus 8 asf 4 tic,
besp suited for The 6tihet. .;itF cqhsttuttiot
ID imple, and VIII prpdace largs, t3dahtites 81
. hiphur6hs acid gas etohoth'caily ahd speedily,
Up connection with the tumisstar fis. q furnaee
cbnstEpcted for tho purpose 10 burn the foul air
a. II ID displaeed inlte hold Of the vessel BY the
ipgress of the lsuipaiuu'us acid gas. After the
vessei ksssbsen enciehtlv by the gas,
ftesh aif fsforced Into the hold BY the kanie sb-
Oh ,FrfdAy last the Iuhigatof was tasted in the
pfeseneebf the Board of Health with perfectly
sRtisfactbfy resnlts - .---.--.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
TrrLEs or TURKISH GENERALS.
The Leading lOfiicers In, tHe Army,

line LEANING fVHicers sLkHe ARMY
II t "ttNsY. Times ] 2tti ~ :
The Cammanderlin Chief of the Turk
ish army in Europe ID, SerdaE 4EkrefL
Abdul Kerim Pasha. The 0hiefOf sta
Is Liwa Azis Pasha, assisted by N edsit
Pasha, with headquarters at Rustchuk.
The Com fnandef OF tie Danubfan army
is Mhsctif Aehmet EyIb Passhhaa, w.. Gen
erals ct ,Wiia9dihp MuEehfr N QrsmA1 P4sha,
/ ALI, Assuf, Haiti, Kerim.s Aehmed and
Hassan, Generals at pf3ilistria. q Fe-
rik Sulamr and 1Iwasu Osman, Has
'sa and Htfssein7: at .Nfkepolis,, Fefik
Feizhllahi;; at Rustghtk, .Fetik 'NeHHh
and Tiwas belaw9f and HthaliI; Tt
Snumia, Feriks Fazlavaad Aehmed and
Liwas. Rissafs Selim, ,Jaboi, .Hpssein,
,Refchid, tthe lest one hahied ID d Prus-
sian officer, whose-real name Is
Streeker),ain the Drehrudscha 10 Liwa
ALI avSepha, Liwa Tscherkes- Hassan !;
in Varna, Lwa Blum Pasha. Besides
these, the following UiWasA are attached
ito the various comm an defs of+he Danu-
biaha army !, Hadschi, Raschid, Niche
med, T9pal sAchmed, Hnssein safk and
Aohmed saiks. The eemmandeE Of !, the
With hesa1quarte,r,s at seutari; there Pre-
Pasha, and Liwas, fVesil, Ipmet
and SJik Pasha. In Herzegovina, Nus
CHR Suleiman Pasha. Safvet, Ftlad,
MustelI Aserg sOh the Greek frontier,
Ferik Achmeq, with. ,hheaduuarters ip
Ja6ina, and Iiwas All, Lbrahim, and
Rsdschib. In Rascia, Feriks Mehemed
ALI, Hussein Hussni, Djemil, and Os-
man. In Constantinopls.M uschir Zamih
Pasha. I'd the Islands itf tile Kgean
Sea, com tnandant Of Crete, Mnschir
Raruf; on the other islands there are
several Liwas, but NEST OF the com
'manding officers are Miralajas or Kali
makams. In Asia, Muschir Muktahr
Pasha acts as eommender-in- chief. Mus
chft rHassan .Tahsin Ii lii command, at
Bateum Liwa ALI !, oMnander OF the
troops at Kyntrisch; Musehir Selim. T
commander. OF Ezer6tti Fsrik ENted
and Liwa Assam, commanders sof the.
troops on the Tschurek.Su. > ~ -
In conclusion 1T ID proper. to- explain
that the title Liwa iffsahs Major Gen
eral, and indicates the commander. OF q
brigade; that Ferik is IieutenantsGen-l
eral, commander ct q division; that OF
Muschir is Field Marshal, and Serdar
Hkrf1n, ,Generaiissfh1o. However, as
the MI hbat of. soldiers ,in the regi hent
Ia suoh q variable figure It frequently
happens that the Liwa has more troops
under him than, the FeTik,, and that the
Ferik is greater mai than the Mus
chifL ,'.--.'.a'i Ienias = re.- IT, . Jfis'1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
MINORITY GOVERNMENT.
FfErties In Germany and How, They are
E.".. "'r Divided. ,-... g.

The following official returns show how the
German people are represented In Parliament.
According to the census of 1875 the whole pop
votes, but, only 5,557, 767 made use of their
right at tile last eleetion-vfz:. National Lib
eral votes, 1,549, 142; Centre Catholic, ], 416.-
s03; Conservatives, 53s, 100; Social Demo-
Lowe, 1873; Particularists, liz, 496; Alsa-
tians, LOG, iii; Democrats 57,1E
The large number of fragfnentary bodies is
noteworthy. The extreme policy Of the gov
ernment multplies dissent, and reduces. it to
ity governs in Germany as well as in the
United States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
A aStah Mie.!''

The residents on the, west side of Baronne
street. between. Jaiik7an Il INV Joseph, AnaNhosJ
WHO ste compelled ID u.e the bsnh 3etss .egla.t
side Of The street. complain, ofathe 4 mAsa
i'd the meath r1the alley estweeu the streeta
mentioned. An immense hole or pitfall has been
made directly in the crossing, into which the
average pedestrian tumbles without knowing it.
The attention " the city sutboritiss h.s beet
called TO this pitf.ll once or twice. ,ons reply
being that IL was The lduts'of the property own
era 70, make tie necessary repairs. IL thst be
the csse, u bes5mes necessity for theipropeSty
owners TO repair vi streets and alleys, and dt all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
The MerwsE Fifty.

The firsti grand leempl sntary picnic Of the
Merry Fifty Social Club came of, sccording to
notice, at the Fair Groppas, In the Art Building,
last evening. Notwithstanding the thssetenipg
weather the invited guests responded, and were
out In numbers.
Credit is due Capt. VIM. swan, cbalt4tsn bf
the committee Of arrangements, and tHsSfAst eHf
the committee for the abb 'nsAhaer In which the
flair was managed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins, Solicitor Of Patents. No. 81
Commercial plsbe. officially reports to the DEMO.
oRAr the fellpriae conpplste Mat Of grant
ed Southern inventors fof The week ending May
a. tBf7wn ~
"a, Lou a A.. HsrPers,r New Orleans,
AlsbsmA-W, A, Bryant, aud g., W. Partridge.
Goud Water, iced platltef.1I ~ In ~ IN
Ark ks b. HFeenRstsea. Little, Rock, Imp
Tssss+ tsA.s, VIA bier Hslhtiu,. ,pasIss
vehicle springs 56s. bohbs and 81 a. Robinson.
wildwood, csr-coupling, A. Issati
Heorgia-John D. Ross, Macon, Icar-coupling;
j, Gaines, Aususta, fltetink appA patus, o,est
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charging him with the larceny Of the books. bht
bic sres 49,! haf eesn % far prevented hy bis de-
My information1r a1.sIIxM. gxbltz. his chisf
dletk. has le,t for Europe. The necessary steps
xill BE- =, taken Ct onqs " effect arrest and re-
\ Sou have spy laYis IN ,yonr possession shoYYii
o ss ss whs n, ssEsJ9 ss's ss
suillcisntii sttope % shpport kn iil1Slheh! ~ y
itstgy ANY abpropfIste leel proosss,,r lalAill
lHempttyt Act upon your iHf0Fmettongl
VsE, respectfully, az. HI! I'M 0aDNN.ntil
|, .sIts1ns Attorney General
i Mr.. Steven moved that Mr.. Leeds be, slected
the secretary Of the committee. Carried. r, ~
On apaien off, Mr.. steven the secretary was In
structed 10 draft proper reply TO the letter from
the ATTORNEY deneral. Carried. ea
. Mr.. Brsinsrd, expert, presented the following
statement, : ytyg1 : .IfEED}NIl! "a On
II sTATaEBff ....
q account Of Henry o. b,bbis. lste Assiataht
shown by ahs Sheriff., Treasurer 9 and A6dlsSfs
tOokstgf ye9raaE.7 81 = anin fns ttaIr1pirl !
'lsecived from 6heriflint sIIaL.p
1915 ,,,a, Il s25,sas a .taf3 tee,l
is7s :aV'4 pls.4I issegss o. iss4aa ST
taxoellectors in 1875. IL 219 "a 81
iltepprted turned uyHr to- -----.----
tax collectors in 1876, ., 1Ols475 1s-1is, eel 90
AmMtnt which pibble o. IN
sfibuid nave paid into "a aaai,sh
bins i psiS aIs a an ~"
,piS BILE paidshio iiilieasuiyja I'll - III. -
1876. 81, l219'oss asl 9Safl1o99 eea AZ
Deficit :Np! ,qWllG. is:......... sl2O s4 A
This Auditors lt1oks show tile deficit TO be