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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-15
ADVERTISEMENT

OK the 8th Of January, 1875, the Mis-
sls.,pai river WAS forever freed by the
victory of General jackson, with hls
title army of bsckwoodsmen over
columns OF veterans, fresh from the
Napoleonic battle fields. 1t will be cele-
DRAFTED 81 New Orleans this year with q
,rsud demonstration, the principle fea-
tire O. which will be the distribution OF
over $4,000 in cash, by the louisiana
State Lottery Company, with tickets 1t
only two dollars each The plan Is pab
lished in another column, and letter
addressed to Nj. A Dauphin, z. .. Box
692. New Orleans, will receive Immediate
attention. The memory 0. the lIlustri-
Gus Andrew Jack.on Is IS popular to-day
in New Orleans AS Generals B9auregnrd
and Jubsl A. Early, the commissioners
Of the lottery.
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The artist, the author and the ma Este
nave combined to make "Adrews Bs-
Z.r one OF the most useful and enter
tanning magazines published. Comp"-
tent critics, as well as the voice OF TIC
ladies' pronounce t - success. Its price
within the reach of all makes it neces.
sity to those who have once used IT.
Send 10 cents to w. K. Andrews. Gin.
cippa.i, tor specimen copy.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Icke's at Two Dollars
Half Tickets 3. 90.
LIST OF PIXIES.

| ,S57 Prices, amounting tO............ SllG. 4cJ
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed at all prominent points. TO whom a
liberal p remunerative compensation will
be PAID,
Write tor further information or send
orders TO 4. DNUFUfE.
?. -. Box t92. New OIlean-. La.
Second Grand Monthly Drawing, Tues.
day, February II, 1879. Capital Prize, $50.
COO. Tickets s. each Halves 81. Scheme OF
distribution same as above. de'5e y sgsa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-15

RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating djSpa es cured without medicine
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desHrra,um. Avoid imitation. Book
and journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMACuEa GAL
yANIC Go, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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OLD EXCHANGE SALOON,
NO. % ELEVENTH STREET,

No. 2 ELEN FNIH STREET,
FRANKFORT AND VIENNA SAU-
Z sage constantly on hand and always
fresh, being received daily wv express.
You can get a square meal, including one
glass of wine or two glasses of beer for %
cents. at the Old Exchange. Mr. Burdatt's
numerous customers can testify to the ex-
cellence OF his liquors and his cuisine.
uoy2lWSb
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HEATS ASDA.ARU.

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSsei Shoulders, sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulder, Clear
SIDES, Sugar uTed Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard IN tlerces, bar.
relS, hall barrels, Kegs and pals. al at
lowest market rates. II, REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
y n Fortune. LIST Grand Drawing, 1878.
At New Orleans. Tuesday, January Sth
louis ana STATE Letter? Company.
This Institution was rcgu ariy incOrpor
ated ny the Legislature OF The =. ate for
Educational and charitable purposes, in
1868, with Capital of 1850 OO, to which
IL has since ad led a reserved fund of $751;
600, Its G-and single Sumhrr Distri-
buttons willtaEe place monthly. 1t never
scales poStpOne,. Look at the follow
ing scheme:
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
i Weakness, Lost Manhood, and an dis-
orders or"- II on by IndiscretioD or EY-
cess. ~ druggist has The ingredients.
Address Dr. JAQUES & CO.,
febS9gc Cincinnati q
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EEUREh n.

UNHE = ST GAS BURNER ~ THE
| market and warranted TO DO all that
is claimed Tor IT. II : in universal use
throughout the East, and ihe city of PITTS
burgh has adopted it on all the street
lamps, and In all the public buildings,
and Is In use IN many private houses AS
10 being the
BEST AMI Oh = APF~T BURNER
To be had, the following parsons
endorse: The same pressure 20 each burn
er; an Argaud burner gives - per cent
more light than comm. on Brass Fish
tai! burner; a Lava Tip bras burner mo
check - per cent more: Els patent -
per cent more; the Evans 50 per cent
more; ana the WINDSOR patent % per cent
more. Thus You will see the Ellis EQUALS
the Argaud. the Evans gives lu per cont
more light and thr windsor 10 per cent.
proving itself the best burner in the mar.
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
tor the Windsor Burner. ! now offer them
10 the cities o. 3. Leei.ug. assuring them
that II i all that is claimed Tor g., and NO
one usln' g1s can afford I" BE- without
them. Also new AID complete a-sOr-.
ment OF Gas Fi2tuTeS, cal. stone and
lion Pipe, Brass Work o: an q, script. ms,
and a articles 10 Dc found f. first class
Plumb n and Ga, Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEEL.I.
declUy Pip Mz.n street.
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Yourself and Your Horse.

Are liable TO Cuu, Gals, Bruises. Chaps,
&c. Irg the grand healing application
CCSMDLISE-
The medicinal and veterinary, both for
sAle b. Logan, List & Co., Druggists,
neelng. nOH
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Esurfh ST. Nj. z. Church.

ITTHE FOURTH ST. NJ. i, CHURCH
A tomorrow, Rev. A. c. George, ID. ID,
the pastor will preach in the morning on
"a Beautiful old age" and III the even
Ing on "fhe Power OF Purpose.
SUNDAY school, Or. 7. 4. Logan, super
inteudent, at J.. N. ueIo
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REV. ADVERTISER EN1s
FOR RENT.

MY DWELLING, NO 1915 MAIN 80,
ali modern improvements. Rent reason.
able to a suitable party. Enquire at ioio
Mill ei s,t o,dar oonvlt del5a
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OPENING OF HEUHAUSEA'S
TOY BAZAAR TO-DAY.

Everybody is invited 10 see and ludge
for themselves who has the largest ass e l
ment and cheapest pr.ces. oeloq
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ORe-haIf the Battle

In setting good table is won on your Bis.
cult and kusk. These are always light
ana WHOLESOME when made with Logan.
List q Cos Exec siOf Baking PowueT
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Ngyy CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received,
a lot OF strictly prime New Orleans sugar
and MoIaSses, which are offered 10 the
trade al low figures. Nj. RElLLl.
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POTOMAC HERRING.

d Halt barrels No. just received and
for sale by. VI. REILLY,
1879 and 1911 Main Street
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Hundreds of LdCies

Use Logan, List & co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder, preieriHg II u all others. Sold
by best dealers everywhere.
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&c On Board the Steamer Hudson

And stop your expense and rE-"1
ind Speed. Safety and Conn L.ss--, -
fort combind.
For Pomeroy, Huntington, Gallipolis,
Ri. Sandy, IrOntou, Portsmouth, Mays.
VILE, Kip! ' and Cincinnati.
The COmmOdiouS steamer Hudson.
VIM. ". List Master, {. d. List, Clerk, " iii
leave tor the above on saturday, Deem
be- the 18th, at 9 o'clock W., sharp.
Freight received at the Old Reliable Wharf
Boat until hour OF departure. by
del4 =. Il. BOOTH n co. Agents
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In EVerYboHY's Mouth

Wherever u has been tried YOU will find
the praise OF Logan, List & Cos EXCEL
SIOR BAKING POWDER. Sold By best
dealers everywhere.
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BuCkWheat Cakes,

Batter Cakes and Biscuit, made light, crisp
and wholesome with Logan, List q COT
Excelsior BAKING Powder.
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FOR SALE.

NALDWELL'S RUN PROPERTY 0sh
Market street, North Wheeling; small
frame house. A small sum of money re-
ouired, the rest TO be paid on ten sha .s
building association stock. Inquire az tne
General Agency, Opera House corner
second floor. ueio
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-15
stTPOET's vgfsEEGs.ES2 Pow
nIELE AGENCY

THNVE II ALL TINES ~ MAGA-
| u. 81. ,rge s;Oc6 OF the above cele-
Dratci Powder, viz: Rifle, SpOrtiu., in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which will sell al wholesale at
manufacturers prices have portable
magazines of differ, nj sizes Tor shipping,
and Will Ieliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequalled IN strength and
quality. Y. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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TRRACCGs.

NFbbt - we
/ have on hand a full me of TObaCcOS,
from the leading manu- actprl"s in the
cO"ntry, including LOriiiaris, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson 5, j. b Pace, Rich
mond, j, K. Pace, D1nvilIe, b. +. Gravcly,
HOlbroOk' 5 Monitor Navy, larry c. HOl-
brook Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.
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Pure Materiala nnIy.

And OF the veTv heE' oualitv. are lsed f.,
the manufactu- - ron 49, = Co., ~
ceIslor baKIn r. '- 1t In the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-15
Spalding', Glue will mend your ways

The Coiouadr Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa IS noted Tor lis fine location ard the
unsurpassed elegance OF lis appointments
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RIO GDFFEZS.

2Ol bags good 10 choice Rio Coffee jus
received and Tor sale by NJ. REILLY.
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FRESET TEAS

300 packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Young dyson, OolOng, English Breakfast
and SOuchoas Teas in store and Tor sale
a low ii ;ures. NJ. REILLY,
1893 and 1871 Main Street.
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PERIODICALS.

NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
n for them. ! I'LL subscriptions for
Daily, Weekly and Monthly publications
at publishers lowest prices.
A subscription 10 a good weekly or
monthly is very acceptable HOLIDAY pre-
sent, {. II. QUIMBY,
deciS No. l4l4 Market Street.
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Desirable Shades.

Is large and complete, and we guarantee
to save purchasers > per cent over any
other house in the city. Call and be con-
WINGED that our prices can not be beat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-06
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. july 6. 1871
9oGtiGal.
STACK ARMS p

Written in the Prison OF Fort Delaware BY
Captain Joseph Blythe Aston, on hearing o
the surrender Of the Army of Northern vir
ginia
"Stack Arms !" I've gladly heard the cry
When weary with the dusty tread
OF marching troops, as night drew nigh,
sank upon my soldier bed
And calmly slept, the starry dome
OF Heavens blne arch my canopy,
And mingled with my dreams of home
The thoughts OF Peace and Liberty.
"Stock Arms :" I've heard il when the shout
Exciting rang along our line
OF foes hurled back in bloody rout
Captured dispersed its tencs diyipe
Then camo to my enrapured car
Guerdon Of duty nobly done,
And glstened on my cheek the tear
OF grateful JOY for victory woe.
stack srms ~ in ALTERING accents slow
And sad it creeps from tongue to tongue,
A broken murmuring wall Of woo,
From manly hearts by anguish wrung
Like victims Of a midnight dream,
We move we know not how nor why,
For Life and Hope but phnloms aeem,
And il would be relol--to die
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-06

On june lst there was snow On the
rrouAd al S. Petersburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-06
Making Fun of People.

Once when travelling on stage coach,
says writer in a contemporary, met
with young lady who seemed to DO
upon the constant lookout for something
laughable. Every old barn was made
the subject of joke, while the cows and
sheep looked demuroly at us, little dream
ing that folks could be merry at their ex-
ponsc
All this was, perhaps, harmless enough.
Animals are not sensitive in that re-
speet. They are not likely to have their
feelings injured because people mako
fun Of them but when VIC come to hui
man beings chat ID quite another thing
So il seemed 60 mo for after q while
m aged woman came running across
the fields, lifting up her hand to the
coaehmau, and ia shrll voice begging
him TO stop The good-natured coach
man drew up his horses aud the old
ladH coming 20 Che fonce by tho road
side squeezed herself out between two
posts which wore very near together,
The young lady in the stage-coach
passengers laughed IL soemed very
cxcusablo; for 10 getting through the
fence, the poor woman made sad work
with her old black bonnet and now,
taking a scat beside a 9ell-dressed lady,
really looked as C she had been blown
There by a whirlwind
This was a new poco Of fun, and the
girl made the most Of it, She carica-
tured tho old lady upon a card per-
tended to make a pattern Of her bonnet;
and in various other ways sought to
raise laugh at her.
Az length the poor woman turned
pale face toward her and said
my dear girl, you arc now young,
and healthy, and happy. have been
80 too, but that time is past. [ am now
old and forlorn The coach is taking
me to the death bed OF my only child,
aud then, my dear, I shall be a poor old
woman, all alono in the world where
merry girls will think me very anus
ing object They viii laugh at my old
fashioned clothes aud sad appearance,
forgetting that tho old woman has loved
and suffered, and will live forever"
The coach now stopped before a poor
looking house, and the old lady feebly
descended tho stops
How Is she 2" was tho first tremb-
ling inquiry Of the mother.
just alive" said tho mani who was
leading her into the house.
The driver mounted bis box, and we
were upon the road again 4, Our merry
young friend had placed the card in ,hcr
pocket. She was leaning her head upon
her hand aud you may be sure that |
was not sorry to see tears upon her fair
young check. 1t was a good lesson,
and one which VIC greatly hoped would
| do her rood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-06

Slow Bur SURE. The "slow fighter"
was a tall, rawbonod specimen Of tho
Pike county breed and when he arrived in
the mining camp the boys began to have
fun with him to chill him, as they
call it in the parlancc Of the mines.
lie stood it for long time with per-
feet cquaunity, until finally one of tho
party dared him out Of doors to fight.
lie went. When they got all ready
aud squared off, Pike county scretchod
out his long necl; and presented tho tip
Of his big nose temptingly close to his
tormentor I'm a little slow no
said "and can't fight unless I'm well
riledj just paste me ono-a good'un--
right on the end Of that smellor p
His request was complied with.
"1hat was good'un," he said,
calmly, "but don't feel quite riIed viz
Cunning the side Of his head to the
adyoraary) -"please chug me another
lively one under the carp
The astopished adversary again com
piled, wbereupoa Pike county, remark
ing that be was mot quite as well riod
as he would Ike TO be, but would do tho
best lie could" sailed into the crowd.
for the next ton days tho boys were
engaged in maudn, broken iawe, re-
pairing damaged oyoa and tenderIy res
urr2etlng smashed noses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-06

Az insult is yoy humiliating to him
gho utlenit when IL docs not succeed
in hamiIaiug The person at whom ii is
directed
q lady who las q great horror of
iobaeco got iatg ouo of tlio Baltimore
Ohio eaa ycte.lay aad inquired Of 4
male uclgb5nr "D9 y0u chow tobacco,
sirE "N1 ma'am / don't" vas tho
reply bug can se. you q chew IL you
want one"
An exceedingly pIcosant-looking gen.
tlcmon, riding on d car on one occasion,
enthusiastically observed b tho brake
man, "isn't tbis inyigorating7 n "No,
Sir, chs 10 Froderick Junction, said tho
conscientious employee The pleasant
Looking gentleman rotfod
Il is all very iue to laugh az a woman's
tautrums when mouse makes its appear
anee near her skirts, but little merri-
ment should DO reserved for the man who
plays circus while june bug is walking
up tho inside Of bis clothing with tho
slow and measured step Of a day laborer.
II is not known whore she lives this
year, but don't lot Us worry sho will
surely appear in the newspapers within
the next three months. va aIlude to
the Armors daughter Of seventeen who
plows t@sniy acres Of ground. cuts
fifteen acres Of grain With reaper aud
mower Jhroshes al The wheat. cultivates
one acre Of cabbages aud milks twenty
COWS every morning before breakfast, and
does nearly al the house-work, while
hof flthcr lies abeA with tic inaamma-
tory sagam4lism al the sammer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

The magnificent ceremonies OF the
Catholic Church will be celebrated
with more than usual solemnity at the
Jesuit's Crypt on next Sunday tEaster)
Mt high mass, which begins at 10 o'clock
n. m. Professor Collignon, we'll known
here In musical circles, has been pre-
pairing some of our best singers for the
execution of Signor Rossini's grand
mass. That work Is the latest of the
mmstro's masterpieces, and perhaps the
greatest production of his genius. 1t
will be interpreted by Mrs. Comes, Mrs.
Dunn, Messrs. Solomon, Carriveau and
Krebs, all intelligent and appreciative
artists.
Prof. Collignon has devoted a great
deal OF time to the rehearsals, and art
I'm Its greatest glory, will on that day
combine with religion to make earth
attractive In the expectancy of heavenly
rewards. ~
The Jesuit fathers, in their devotion
to the education of our youth. are not
obliyious OF the fact that divinity, in lis
teachings, speaks not solely to the
mind with Its precepts, but also to the
soul, by the adaptation to its rites OF
everything that Is beautiful, grand aad
sublime.
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THE BALANCE OF POWER.

Toward the end of the last session OF
Congress the House Appropriation Con-
mittee inserted in the army appropria-
ton bill q provision to the effect that
no part Of the money appropriated
should be used by the War Department
for the transportation or maintenance
of troops engaged In supporting the
gubernatorial pretensions OF s. B. Pack
ard and D. I'll. Chamberlain In Louis
lana and South Carolina. The Senate
refused to concur in the proviso, confer
ence committees were appointed, the
conferees came to no agreement, their
action was sustained by the two houses,
and the consequence was that the
House of Representatives, with a firm
ness worthy Of all praise and a gener-
GUS consideration for the sufferings Of
Louisiana and South Carolina, which
the people of those States are not like
to forget, fatty refused to make any
appropriation at all for the support
OF the army after the 3oth of
June. This was what Phil Sheridan
would call a blow "twixt wind and
water" to the administration and
places it at the mercy Of the House Of
Representatives soon to be convened in
extra session. How severely embar-
raised Mr.. Hayes is by this fact is evil
dent from the anxiety displayed by him
self and his Cabinet to find, by ingenui-
ty Of construction Of existing laws on
the subject, some pretext Of authority
for using the money In the general fund
of the Treasury for army purposes until
the regular session Of Congress in De-
cember next. But none such could be
found, and they have reluctantly
reached the conclusion that an extra
session Is unavoidable. Hence the
gnashing of teeth of Radical chieftains
and the great nervousness displayed by
the friends of the administration In the
matter of the organization Of the House
of Representatives.
We believe we may safely say that Ii
Mr.. Hayes, few days after his inau-
guration, had exhibited In his treat
ment Of the Southern question the
same nerve and drmness which he
showed In forming cabinet against
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

A petition addressed to the President
Is being circulated for signatures, the
object OF which is to deny the state
ment telegraphed by Mr.. Packard TO
the President, that the business men OF
New Orleans would willingly accept
him (Packard) as Governor. 1t is being
universally signed by the merchants. as
they are more easily reached than the
workingmen and other classes OF oiti-
zens. ell OF whom are equally interested
In the peace and prosperity OF the state.
Lists have, therefore, been placed IN
the offices Of the newspapers, and with
Rice, Born & Co., 5s7 Magazine street;
John Sporl. Dauphine street, corner OF
Canal: Shakespeare, Smith Il Co., 219
dirod street; Lagan Il Maclsison, 6 and
8 Common street; where citizens are re-
uuested to call and affix their sigma
AiIrea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

The temporary check produced by
the grossly misunderstood telegram OF
the Secretary Of War, was happily over
come yesterday In the movement. on
Carondelet street, In all State and city
securities. Every description OF these
recovered and advanced to higher
points than they had reached before
the decline caused by the telegram in
question.
This fact ought to impress those at
Washington who are delaying the final
decision In our case, of the great need
OF an early and definite solution. AS
long as this delay continues all opera
tions In the commercial and financial
world are vague, uncertain and embar-
RAISING. And this condition exists at
the very crisis of our business season.
There is no great nation in the world
whose government would hesitate and
postpone political action, when 1t was
so imperiously demanded by every in
terest of the people. Here every in
terest, all material values, the transac-
Hions of commerce, the investment OF
capital, all business arrangements and
contracts, are in q great measure gus
pended by the delay of the Federal Ex-
acutiye 10 issue the order which would
recognize and place in undisturbed ope-
ration the legal and constitutional gov
arm ment of one of the States Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

Our subscribers will confer O favor
upon us by reporting at this Office every
failure In the delivery to their address
OF the DEMOCRAT. as we are particularly
DESTROYS of achieving absolute exacti-
tuie and punctuality.
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DIED.

O'BRTEN-On Wednesday, March %, 1877. q
scarlet fever Maria, Louis, daughter OF EmiieJ
U'Brien and Kate Mushet, aged years and !
months.
The funeral will take place This Afternoon, At
o'clock, frbm 70 prytania street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

aVhy don't you get down and lead
4ha horse ? that is the way TO Keep
warn. q said q gentleman to boy. one
cold day. No. replied the youth.
IT'S 8 -b-borrowed horse, and ~ roe
him IL I freeze.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

THE 0~,y Authorized Soliciting Agents Of the
Democrat for the City are Me'srs' h' H'
BAKER ana r. o. Devszin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-29

rmc osucs of the new orleans DEMO"
CwAT has been Removed from seanaP
street tn reD Gravisr street.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

AcApEmy on Mus1o Oliver Doud Byron
Plenty of Money"