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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

| Nov Kort ob..r,.r.1
"eh"ve moro than ono, !, :.
past cal''d attention to III. =.
made to secure shs appo;n,.'
by Congress Of . comni.,;.s
'nvesf'e"se and repor. upon y
rs'.ti"n OF the alcohols linn, =
traffic to crime. panp.risn. ,. s1a'
asnsral seli.se, .sd .l.o n. :
suls"af ssr'ous kinds Of lsRal.,;.
for the suppression Of iu,.n.. ~
aucs. Two facta just nov nm
the pnh'ie eve smphssiae thin ~
ter and urge il npon public ~.
tion rs one Of vast importapo, |.
the welfare Of onr people. On:
the sDormons quantity Of speb +
qnofs manufactured. % sho,oh /,
the Revsnne ssstistios just nj,
Iished; and the other tbe i.m M,
but alarming truth. juas rsitsn,l
from the bench BY Cliis,,jut..
Davis Of this city. that ,.,.,
-igi'ths Of vi the crime con.aIl
ID stiribut.ble 10 this casss.
1t sssms incnsdibls shas u \.
telligsnt. cisilissd nation ab,.u
60 ON manufacturing The ain,
canss Of crime and psup.sss !
this rate, bu. the general f.e..
unansssionsd and nnguessiou.bI
We know them totssrue, busaa
u commission, We daubs moi, womb
beinstrnmen.al in prsssntiag M
IN "ncb array thai che public aia
could not fail to be- suppressed. 1
bill fnr thisenl9sci has alrsadv Ssiu
passed she Upisea Stasss Ssp,s
but has iailsd in The Hosss, 4
Representative. J. i nov nm
posrd TO screw the effort 10 spcur
the appointment If sach . cor
misni.'n. and this following psiilial
ha" been prsparsd for tho pnspa,
VI bringing the subject again b.
fore Congress-. L+.t the friends
-ir.ns aud of eaod orasr ssd A
the Rrpnhlie sigu it by hand,,A
III thousands. and send il. siA
their names, 40 soos IN paasilk,
TOT. N. Sssarns. SO Rsads s,sssl,
New York. tvr pressasasits 4
Congress
"fafIIJoE. NJ
"2o The United &sHss iSsssts asd EsA
Of Representatives
Yonr pstition-rs, cisizens II n
United Slater. respectfully OK ihAsx
viii provide, by appropriese legiaAl~,
for the appointment. BY the fsaaidsa.
Of the United States. sfs Conniasas
of Inquiry concerning the AlccAss
LiQuer Traffic. it, Relssions ~ PuAA
Revenue and Taxasion. 70 Crime. iM
perism. the Publis Ecalth. nasss
Education, aud ths 0sAsral WsliarA
b. people aud also. - Rsss'ts ~.
oensr. Restrictive ard Proiibitop ~
ltion in the several 6tstss, Asd j
The District 81 Culnushis ank ~ ~.
ritories." sl
The FililAd ,lphia Times d ~
s.ya /" Mrs. Jul,n G. Gsssa,
q New York, has. through hx
|,isud. Robert Lenox KannfdH
Esq. deposited With the Phlladst
|'his Trust. Safe Deposit sad y.
.nranoe Company thesnm d elWf
1O0 in tru~t fnr the Amerioap 6a'.
:isy School Union. The istesas
Il this sum j. 10 be expesdsd y.
nually. aud IL 20 be devoted isPat
10 the strictly nissionary and y
work II the Amefeaa
School Uniou. and N 20
70 the Developments 81 > 6eeas,
'chool literature sf high msris.
Now thst ~ hAss Aeap To kfs'
den. Of . bAnk. The Passidsnb 4
20 insnianee oompapy, and G1las'
II Nall ,stse0t. IN ne nani1ou11ne
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

= 1sanvs Mvnpaaxs GAsxvs<p.
Aepasos. Texas, Dec. s. 90. y. Shaw,
ehAs& Of 'vsrmisicn parish. has ,csp
tnAto ahs aurdsssr. 4Adzin I.lartaE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

'TAe man who advsrtises means
business,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

Nov thst ~ hAse Aeap To kse
idsn. Of . bAnk. fhe Passidspb Y
40 insn'anee oonpapy, and G1a's
Of K&ll .stssst. iD Ahe psaiAsssa
It ~ time toaay thst ths Prssideas
II railroad eonpaSiss md ~ 60 |.
Prssidsnts ~ad persons shes1
take warning. And sseasars Wv |.
footstsps BY fhs ls~s q trpsb 60
hOuor.-N. X. Son.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

A NOVEL feature of the ball of the
telegraphers Of Chicago on the 12,h
was the music for the dance, which was
furnished in Milwaukee. aud transmit
ted by wire by means Of toe telephone
The wires were also run irto several
newspaper offices, and the music fur
nished amusement for numerous CHI
zens unable to hear it IN the ball room.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
ANOTHER ELECTION.

Another election for President some
time next December is among the
probabilities. A great many Repub-
licans as well as Democrats are OPP
posed to having a man inangurated
who is not fairly elected, hence
movement is on foot for the passage OF
a bill ordering new election for Pres
ident and Vice President. This seems
to be the only satisfactory way of
solving the problem of who should be
President. Tilden received a popular
majority of a quarter of a million
votes over Hayes. and evidence was
offered to prove that he was entitled to
the electoral vote of Florida and Lou
isiana. This was refused by major
ity Of the Electoral Commission, who
preferred O President of their party
suspected of being fraudulently elected
to running any risk of defeat. 1t is said
that honorable Republicans like Roscoe
ConkGpg do not approve ofsuch crook
edness and have formed n coalition
with the Democrats to insure new
election, bill for which has been
drafted by David Dudley Field.
Only five days more remain in which
10 complete the electoral count, and
ameng the States not yet disposed ofsre
Rhode Island. Wisconsin and Vermont,
in each Of which. 1t is alleged, there Is
an ineligible elector, and Sonth Caro-
lima. from whieh there are two sets
of certificates. 1t is in the power
of Congress to prevent the consumma-
ton of the count before next Saturday
at midnight, at which time the Forty
Fourth Congress expires by consiitu-
tional limitation, and unless the count
ia completed and the result declared
before that time new election for
President and Vice-President must be
held. It is to be hoped that such will
be the result and that the country viii
be saved the disgrace of inangurating
President who is believed to be fraudu-
Identity elected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
rELEGRAemIc SUMMARY.

The Silver Commission holds its
final meeting to-day, and will present
its report tomorrow. The majority
have agreed TO recommend the adop-
ton of the double standard, fixing the
proportion at l5119, the present stand
ard of silver to gold bei1g l6 to 1. The
extent to which silver shall be legal
tender is yet undecided.
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Council 5 ufls, Iowa, was burned yes
terday morning. 1t is reported that
large number Of mutes were cut off
from escape and persisted in the flames.
A FIRE broke out in the Aperican
Theeter, at Philadelphia, yesterday
morning. A half dozen or more fire.
men are reported as having been bur-
led in the ruins.
TIE Nichols Legislature. in Louis
Jana, has PASSED resolution expressing
the belief Tint under no circumstances
would the citizens submit to any but
the Nichols Government.
Mrs. HIRAM YOUNG, whose husband
had recently left her. killed her two
children at Island Pond Vermont
last Saturday.
Gov. HENDRICKS has been inter
viewed by a Herald reporter. He
gives up the election as defeat. He
thinks the commission did not act
according to the spirit of the electoral
law, but had it not been for the com
mission the House would elect Tilden
and the Senate Hayes, and both would
be inaugurated. The statement that
Hayes will recognize the Nichols Gov
eminent he considers absurd as be
could not do so without stultifying the
methods to which he will owe bis
place. To recognise Nichols would be
to say Packard is not elected by the
votes in Louisiana, and yet that he
himself Hayes was.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
THE BULLION BILE.

The bullion tax bill introduced by
the Committee of Ways and Means
passed the Senate by vote of IA to IL,
last Saturday. This bill, which is I'M
derstood to be satisfactory to the mine
owners, is known as the Compromise
Bill" 1t provides for a reduction Of
the tax on the net proceeds of mines,
which will probably amount to SAC, 600
or $4,000 year, but this is consid-
cred better for the State than law
suit and an empty treasury under the
existing law. Should the bill pass the
Assembly and become law, the $500,
900 now due on the net proceeds of
mines in Storey county will be paid,
as will also the accruing taxes when
due
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
A NEW BONANZA.

Eureka is upquestionably the richest
mining camp in the United States.
They not only find bonanzas deep
in the bowels Of the earth in that
blissful region, but above the surface
Of the ground, and on the 7th of last
January one fell from the skies to the
foot of Diamond Mountain The
collision between this windfall and
the earth produced a shock which
threw an honest rancher living near
Diamond Mountain out of bed Look
ing ont of the window TO ascertain the
cause of the jolt, the rancher saw an
immense mass glowing at white heat
and Of dazzling brightness, lying at the
loot Of the mountain. He rushed out
of doors in bis shirt tail and located
the burning mass, which now proves
TO be a veritable bonanza, assaying
1886 in silver and S42 in gold per ton.
1t is estimated that the mass contains
1000, 600 tons. Who will dare dispute
after this that Eureka is the most
favored locality on the face of the
earth, or that the Sentinel. which gives
a plausible account of this discovery is
not equal to the New York Herald in
getting up first class hoax.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
A STRANGE MARRIAGE.

A wonderful case Of matrimonial
bargain and sale has just been devel-
oped at Liberty, Ind, in which VIM.
Smith, deaf, idiotic. and horrible old
man, Stunned by everybody, bought
young girl for So 900 to become his
wife. He has been a widower for about
two years. during which time he has
lived in seclusion. Two weeks ago he
offered $4,000 to anyone who would
get him wife. No attention was paid
to 1t till the morning Of Valentines
Day, when it was announced that he
had been married to young girl of
the neighborhood, Miss Phoebe Johns.
She lived with a man named Slade,
who negotiated the sale. Slade got
So 300. and the girls father 81, coo of
the purchase money, while she got
deed to the old mans fine farm of 200
acres. The wedding occurred on the
night of the 18th in grand style, there
being supper, guests. dance, etc., all
of which The bride had stipulated for
IN he borgain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

A POSITIVE DENIAL.

Under this head, the Austin Rev lille
contradicts report circulated by j. c.
Ragsdale, through the Eureka Repub-
hcan, that the Reveille will change
hands next month, the terms of an
agreement of sails having been arranged
between John Booth. the present pro-
prietor, and Fred Hart. The Reveile
says: I'm order that the rumcr may be
stopped we fatty deny the statement
as made by Mr.. Ragsdale, as there is
not a word of truth in it,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

A VIRGINIA hunter says that be saw
about seven hundred thousand dHcks
settle on pond. They were wedged
closely together lie fred both barrels
of his gun into them. They flew away.
leaving no dead ones IN the water; but
as soon as the hock spread ont little.
dead ducks loosened and fell until be
picked up enough to fl! twenty mt e
barrels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
CoNKLENG FOR PRESIDENT,

1t is believed that in the event of a
new election for President, the Demo
Gratis and moderate Republicans of the
Senate, VINO question the fairness Of
counting Hayes in. will elect Roscoe
Conkling President Of the Senate, to
succeed Ferry. whose term expires on
the 4th of March. This would make
Conkling President of the United
States until another election is held
and the result declared by Congress.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26
ANOTHER SUIT.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company again brought suit against
the Richmond company, last Saturday,
by an application for an Injunction.
Judge Cole issued p restraining order,
returnable March 7lh. The papers
we're served Saturday evening. and
work was stopped in the celebrated
Potts Chamber, in the Richmond
mine. which embraces the ground in
disnnta.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

In Worchester, England. January
&c, farm laborer was fined Sl2 and
costs by a petty sessions court for
having refused to obey the lawful con.
mands of his employer. He had been
working fourteen hours, and the claw
ful request" was that he should con-
time aud load three wagons more.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

AN Alabama editor, in putting a
grocery kept by woman, says: "Her
tomatoes are as red as her own cheeks,
her indigo is as blue as her own eyes,
and her pepper al hot as her own TEN.
per-"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

Good morning, Donnelly l bear
your daughter has a baby; is it a boy
or a grip" Sure Miss, and It's meself
as doesn't yet know for the life of me if
Ira a grandfather or a grandmother,
bedad. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

The Sentinel says man named
Mart. Upper, formerly of Eureka,
shot and killed a miner named Simon
Stuart, at Typo, last Tuesday. The
affair which grew ont of dispute
over game Of cards for the drinks.
created considerable excitement, and
Inch law was talked of.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

Those accretions upen the Scalp
which are termed dandruff are
promptly removed by GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP, which by opening the pores
promotes the natural moisture Of the
hair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

Two yonug men in Cooke County,
Tenn, stole girl apiece aud were
leaving the vicinity, when the girls
fathers came upon them With revolvers.
and took their daughters from them.
The kidnappers immediately opened
fire upon The parents, who replied IN
like manner. Some twenty shots were
ezchal sed, when the Sheriff appeared
aud arrested the bows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

w. T. Joggles Wright, well known
throughout this State died in San Fran
cisco last Friday night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-26

Caroline Lambert, Of Omaha, lived
to be hundred years old, and was
then burned to death in a kerosene
accident.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

SHHTvBPuHT-ret steamer Lotus No l---aaF
bales eutan 4 Il Etst ra-l5i y l. Walnssev &ee--ee
II h I Uo-i6J w Huibtibse lea-d5 Lehman, Abta
.am acp--.l2 Il i Bunhnsr a Hfe-i4 IL Allison 90
Ia no Ghaifs Il Seas-ia Btitton Mo"rs eeiehan
Ill q w BeAtell &ea-n hitA PATRICK Keith
s w Itn \ ins-R Meter W, IL Asp-a JBa Fhalps 4 90
-5 Alcua. sthetuh Antey-i PavHe, Kennedy $40
8 Itartweil " Chambers ! NJ Futnsin@-f 4iRs
hata black &eo-i lapp lttos as"-i2f sset .httan
seed Inn Oh tt---fnu sacks nilcah @ - hs oil jnn
GhaHe " = ns u head cattle q Mei,a 4 ~ In
Ayetok Mitchell Aee-snndties 10 nrdet -Gota tBa
baIes cotton a1 sacks aatlBn seed u satks uiiuaRa
~ hhia oil 9 head eattie
UAInO-Per stesiner Alice Brown-l2p 900 bushels
coal Brown n iuhts
la ard
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

The market opened with \ fair inquiry, but
operations being restricted by rather more rim,
gent pretcueious ON the part of faetors, the sales
during the morning di not exceed 300 bales,
after which the same cause checked the move
ment, and the additional traneacuons reported
did not exec, d il5u bate, making total for the
day, Rs ncted above, cf sosn bales, AZ the
elose, however, ntgoaatjon was pending for a
lies Of some magnitude pf Strict Low Midding.
or barely Midanns, At lp4c, which viii probably
be olosed AT tho opening On Monday.
While there wss no quesable variation In
pYiees. the general tendency was 70 outside fig
urea Some hrst clase mixed was reported at
aCeasss, gtE.s -
La connection with the advance at New York.
we notice that tie worlds visible supply shows a
deficit. compared with last year, OF s0,4lT
against an excess last week OF aS6lS mil
eating the large falling n for the week uf "a, ,os5
baes. This IL SO ctr kiagty in contrast with the
returns tor several weeks past that some persons
coniectured that tnere mussl be an error In the
figures.
Tho al patches reported Liverpool steaaier at
previous rates. with esles Of TOGO bales. and ar
rivals opening l.S2i higher, but subsequently
weak; havre unli aud unchanged. aud New York
lures mp to December inclusive, but only 7-l000
$1,000 FIR Jsnu.rys and Februsrys.
The Exchange makes the amount on ehip.
board not cleared (beiere TO days exports uf s.
bales) 1858 bales, en- nraoing l7.oT6 for Liver.
pool 1906 for Havre 6S27 fnr the North Sea, SAT-
for Bremen, 9A1 for Spsin, 1858 for the Medter-
ranean, 50 Tor Mexico aud 1881 for ooastwise
ports leaving in presees asreeably TO its acoau,
at IL m. laT, ,isa bales, only part of which is
salo.
At noon, to-day, Mid ling was quoted at Gal.
weston at i0Ssn: at Mobile at i051so; at Savannah
nj lns.a; NJ Charleston ny: at Wilmtng."n
at fNs.c, at Norfolk at lus4D 0ass& at Baltimore
At 10 10 i6o; AZ New York al iiu: at b on n,
li.c; al Memphis at Il "a Gat Augusta at I0l1ssc;
AT ph,lsdelphia at NV; at Cincinnati at ~. ~
and al sL. Louis st lQsa,.
The Eek ha gs repo.ts: "saes 100 bales
Market tiim
The worlds visible supply was set down e,
q $50 l,s bales, against 2,s6l, ,7S9 last week and
991g $40 last year. showing decrease com.
psred With last year OF 4o.4l1 bales, ,gsins,
an Increase OF a3,6Is last week and ao.Sss the
week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. ls76-bales. $4,000. 1887
Arrived since last statement.... 9ao -
Arrived previously.-- l.Sa6 ,4Sl-i327Ss
I 356,7Sl
Cleared to- day. 81
Cleared previously ............ llSs.9a4 -iles9e
stack on hand and on ship
board not cleared. Tvs.
Saroa time last year .......... 1I2SV
tTo-day's exports were to Vera Cruz.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

Bark Alfa. Maatesa cid Mar q
Dark Feae sspsfstss, D'Aste ..s.ss..4ss cid Mar II
PLYMOUTH.
bark sansons, Gappe,i sld Feb II
IDNnoN
1'atk Herald Hfng sid Eel, IL
YARMOUTH
Bafk Desti untuvaehi Dtohas 4s.+s.s....Sld Feb II
ttMEtuCE
Bark Pesiedon Beck ......G......-.......sid sid Fab
nAYpE.
Ship Armstrong, Btran ns-E5...-.........s- sl Apl
HAnsEttitEs.
Brig Gatnpidoelio, Te3oa ....1s--.- sld Api
nDPbFauE4
BARK Gomtesse puehaiel Dupont -.--..-s sid Mar n
RRpMrS.
Hafh Dnt h 1asohe -. .-......sl sid Rar as
THEHb
Slip Magnolia, Young ..s..-.. sid Mar &
EkYht4
Bark fanlieo HAY den sid Feb 7
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
nB1E,prs All rHn NEW pAsle.

Pensacola rei steamer Amite-ij lags wool lot
old junk aud sun,liie ~ order
I'paii Itet-ret steamer i T Frazer ~. 600 Feet
unhe, w w Caiia enn
Pearl Aivet-pef soht 7 Enlef--j5 cords wood
master
Tshefunea Hiyet-Psr sult DaIie and Dais-f00
hbis Sand order
Mebil4 l.sy-ref seht Unlne-t tJ tous pc. ts,s clay
~ -
Jordan Rivrt-Fer sehr Mary 1rehs-af96o feet
lumber II Hudaig
Pearl Hiye,---pet setr Gen Washing ten--iD,n n60
feet lumber w w Care &oa
A Appsaebroa Per s.h, Three Sisters cords
wa,a lot shingles To order
TeatI Hiyei-I'e, suht Lsanflei Jane--g6 900 feet
nnnet J w Adams .
Jordan liivef-rer sehr julia Hiehett4one 600 feet
lumber older
Pearl Hiverfat suht La iieileRG 600 feet lumber
] W Adams
Ep.ins Hed-Per aeht Gsleste-tg, 9pn shnglss order
l'asdau,iia-Fst eUht A Almiaz-zG 900 feet lumber
II uddig
Pearl Eivet Fer s0ht Perseverance e-5D,1 600 fret
lumber nder
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

CADIE-Pet bark Emma I'D edf pes sthrts
ltuATAN-Iei sehi Carr Jones-3 bhls sugar l
tee lard Sacks esrn saeh sail ~ phgs stndft
VERA CRUZ Per steamship City of Mexico EBa
bales ectten 10 bbis tet st9 pes lumber leep test
lumber AGA ph % s1haiiHs -
TAMp1CO-Per steamship City ot Metioo--she
emp bbls phgs sunHtes
IUsfAN-feI steamship City ot Mesieo-tt oss
wine o. ukgs sundiss
rENEAthiIA-re Ter steamer Amte-nf0 sacks corn
90 sacks eats 10 saehs bran 10 sacks 0tHee 2al bb
nf ~ bha wi shy 10 casks haBon II hhas sugar 10
bales hay $50 pk ss nadse
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
RECEIPTS AT rns OLD BASIN.

Te,efunnta lsver-t'et sohr Lille Dunno cords
weed Muster
IJay ST Ipuis-Tet sohf Lagrange ADO bbls char
GOAL y5 cords wood master -,
t.ayou I,aeombe--fsr suhr Louisiana Htate~llop
bhla sand ordpf
Hayon Iaaainbe-Fer sehr Hita-ab coo IL lumber
order
1.ayon 1.aaomhe-=fer nehr Jnsaphi no No SO
cords wood master
Pasraeeula-ttr saht uaH--Gn.Geb ieet lumber II
inddg
stock ton-l'er sehr Henrietta 40. GOD feet lumber
II tnidia
Pearl Kivet-Per sobt Pettohih-25ee QUO ieet lumber
order
La Canohe@fer sohr Lake Flewef-@ipo oahbages
aud anndtieu to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

BUgNErT's FLAyoRINa ExTRAcTs.-The supera-
ortty Of these extracts consists In their perfett
purify nd great strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-.
'er IN O the composition of MANY Of the Fictitious
rut aavors now in the market. They are not
MY true to their names, but are prepared from
.rui of the best quality, ard are 80 highly con-
centrated that comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
In,nal,ts.

ttTILItA-rer seEr Jennie Wuad-259p lunches
bananas 81 900 pantaihs II QUO cecoahutst bhls man
goes ~ pine apples s Dteti Il Ere
ilDMAI IA Per srhf Est nlssf-~anp hHnuhss
bananas pntD ceeoanuts ~ 900 paatains 900 pine ap
pps Il Morgan
REV YORK Ter steamship New otleans-Asst"
n,Iog
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
THE NEW ORLEANS
Sanitary Excayating Co.,
Incorporated by an net Of tho Legislature. with
exclusive privilege Of Il IMPLYING VAU LTs
PHIVlES, SINKS, Ete.l

Are now In full operation. and are prepared to
perform tho above work with promptness and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the use
Of tho
Odorless Excayating Apparatus.
M used by the company. are that the work can
be performed at any hour OF the day or night.
the thorough manner in which the deposits are
removed. the absence Of all offensive odors. the
short space OF time required ian ordinary sink
being emptied In from ten to fifteen minutes)
and, above ALL ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company's office, Nc. -
Common street, or sent to Postohce box NO. 9l3.
will receive prompt attention. ap'' ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
CaMss ERCxAu..

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Evenmg. April %. 1877,
COTTON - The sales to-day embraced sobG
balee, st pteedier, AID for come kinds. stronger
priees, not requiring any change IN our quo'a.
tipns. We give also the figures and rep1rt oi
aha ExrnAnpp. as below.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
srRAnpnAfs.

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staamstip New Orleans Dear born, from n Hew York
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Maktna total OF Vt, ,VUU FeF Diem WAFtAbtA.
coo ,1ty scrip Vt st.,.,.,....,...a.. ~
Rtoeks were Ia fair reaunst and a'rong,
State Oens lls closed Rt 74e.0n1a1s, against TAO
Tata yee, etdav. .....
Premium Bonds wee quoted at 5at46n35h..
against 3ssa yesterday.
Police Jer,iaes'es cloaed at g50hD5 for Febru-
ary issuea, and p9G6ea fbr March,
Per Diem Narran,s ruled at the eloee al s5tsn
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LAGER BEER,
DENTISTRY
]. II. WALKER, ID. ID. -,
No. $50 Eeegorl street,

Latest improvements and best styles OF both
Operatiye and Mechanical Dentistry ~ most
Moderate Prices. Contour Filings aoectalty.
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Steamship City Of Mexico phillips for Vera Cruz,
via Tatnpe and Tuspan- ! Al WitheIsuuon
steamer A,nite, bovia, fet Pensacola Master
Itsl bark Emma. UpstanBn, for Gadis-
Joseph Kelley
epht Carrie Jenes, nermet FOR Hpatan
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