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Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18
a GARD.

MISS ELLA LORD Ia pupil Of Prof. Carl
Gaertner), is prepared TO give thorough in
struetion on the Piano and Organ, in Middle
town and Odessa. A limited number of pu-
pills will be taken. Terms reasonable. Ap-
ply to Mrs. W. Lippincott, Middletown, Del j,
or MISS ELLA LORD,
aug ll-3m Odessa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18
Attention. Frnit Growers.

Attention, Fruit Growers.
The undersigned having newly fitted up
large and commodious Ware-rooms, are pre-
pared to handle large quantity of Fruit and
Produce to good advantage to the Grower
or Shipper. Having an awning covered pave
ment Of As feet on Water street and As feet
pavement on Front street. We furnish STEM
ellis, Shipping Cards and Stickers by mail
upon application. Special contracts made
with large shippers. Satisfactory references
furnished Correspondence solicited.
OHESTER-& TOWNSEND,
22e North Water Street, Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1877-08-18
NEW JERSEY
Chemical Company S
Super-PhOsphate.
Trade w. x c. Mark.
AOIDULATED PHOSPHATE.

pronounced by persons who have used it a
frst=class mennre, which they can sell at a
much lower rate than the Super-Phospbate.
A chemical anslysis of both phosphates can
be seen at the TRANscRrPT Office, or on appli-
cation to the agent,
JOHN A. REYNOLDS,
aug lift Middletown, Del.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-15
THE DR. BRtNN'S LIBEL.


The libel suit against County Clerk Brann,
+, rorscy citv which mo, ,yiti, euo,, n snI,t,n
III 'vi9'S wy ""' NV WI sue" Su'u'h
check on Monday ny the confession ~ the Rev.
Dr. Brann that he WINS the author Of tho lhol
...'. - H.. -. o,.,t,, ..t,,,.ta. ,r,
was peioro u'o 'ou', ns"'n sVsV'a"y INC
court room was crowded, rs before, but public
curiosity TO SOC % Roman Catholic clcrzvunn mr.
.t..,. . t.,t .t,o,. -, ii, ~,
I"L'ucu on clii'''i"' '""'HV vi as" "'uh'e-
day, the first day of Lent, was not grntillod.
The counsel Of both sides were clos ted in the
I,,,l,,o,. ,l,,t,o,., ,e,., NO., I. ,,.., 49,,
o""H' ii'''".' ,'i'' ".N NOM :. "''' "i'-
dcrstood that DE-. Brann had left word with his
brother that he vis iudieuogcd but would como
~ .a,, e.r a., .lir,,,fon 81 Ina Conn, ho v,oa
u S'hu l"r' by "lc' "Vh ~ 'in N'"! '' N.S
tnlegraphod to attend. and he sent word that lie
WINS too IN to do So. Judpo II Ulfinan directed
II - ma. 80 t,..tr
VIC 'out-'l 10 pro- .'"' WI 'o'i'"S' WI "-iI"'i
oi tho defendant. said that in view Of the fact
that the defendant brother voluntarily nvoWcd
himself os ~ author OF the llhei. thg defendant
ict justified in sting his case without intro
du.ug further evidence.
Mr.. a hlf 49, rDfiU- for Mr. MullOnn. said thVt
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wcrc se o7oo rod balances 81 o'o eo, ana currency
huanrt ldil.t4 lnc sub Treasury &C. fucd tiH y
ncalcd tolds paid cut NEON interest the public
debt fisUn
Tie days business ~ The United States S1l Treasury
VIZ. Gold rcc'T'e. Sli1rn. void IfNWouts. Sl.ttH,-
t. tG. aud llu'r. S7nNfH 49, ~. Dtr. Il repri ~.
so~22u7 T., CURRENCY payments, S+lSf- II. curren
balance. ga 500 az .toms, SLIGO SiD4uOJJ can.
ccicd rud certificates sent e. NisNiu-tnn
The bullion IN tie Bank of England was dccrca.cd
riIuND The internal revenue receipts at VI . ugfnf fu-
day wcrc S2juuu, and the customs receipts syp1Wp.
The Treasury also received $1OpvD in national bank
notes for rcdcmufon
There vast report in street circles 0oaic for vcrfca
ton that the stock Exchange had leased tc gold room
ngu ihe i.tof MAY alta rental Of s2onv' fer unuum.
turoisu exchange ruled quiet but steady a ~ili nnl
s. ," 'or time and cnanl drafts, but tile business dd
not command special remark.
me mout, market was well supplied with lolrnbia
Ihit on call 10 32s u cont, with late un-N atoms {
o.
in Covernm nj bonds generally Arm tone character.
l'd il' transactions win an increased demand rom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-15

james Flood. who killed his wife in Crosby
street. wa. indicted for murder ny the Grand Jerry So
to-day Morrison. li. .ni. iin the spree tiAi o..
D.i.f lid t.llc .i.l as AWltAcrs t. "a. Nlly
TIsJn. ~ lAc tliAlIs AA..l s.. i. A.l s...l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

The Washington correspondent of the Rsch-
mond Dispatch, in aludiuG to the otlicious in
tertercuoo at Washington with Virginia affairs
by the prince OF carpet baggers. MIR. Platte,
saws he heard him make the silly assertion that
MIR. Barbour, Of Cupeper, president OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, would probably be
40 independent candidate for the Governor
sbip." Mr.. Barbour, The President Of the Vlr'
GINA Midland railroad. resides 10 Washington
city, and though he would make ao excellent
Governor, doubtless enttrtalns the same idea
abou, being an independent candidate for
that position as he does about flying to the moons
far the sufficient reason that he docs not belong
to the independent party. Midas. Barbour, a
distinguished lawyer, does reside in Culpeper,
and will be the conservative candidate for the
Legislature from that county. MIR. Platte is
much more familiar with the affairs OF Yer.
mont than with those Of Virginia. The latter
State has able representatives at the National
Capital, but does not include Mr.. Platte
among them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Col. Kilgour, President of the Catholic Ben
evolent Union Of Virginia, 10 closing the annual
session of that body. last Thursday hight, iu
Lynchburg. gave the Catholic clergy OF that
city rap over the knuckes for their want OF
that courtesy which marks the Intercourse Of
gentlemen" We dout know what's got ioto
the clergy of late. ALI sorts OF crimes aud mis-
demeanors arc attributed to them. Hardly =
day passes that one Of them is not charged with
murder, sonc form Of robbery, polluing or out
raging children, Beccherisn,, or some other
heuous breach of morality, aud now, 10 cap
the climax, all those Of one denomination 10 a
popuous city ARE publicly accused. and, what
is the more remarkable. by member OF their
own church: of "a want Of appreciation Of that
refinement and culture which mark The inter
,uurse Of gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Reputation seems to be as popular IN certain
of the radical States as it is with few discont.
ed Office seeking Farmers" Of Augusta county
in this State. We alluded yesterday to a reso
luton introduced into the Legislature Of New
Hampshire for the purpose of repudiatng the
bonds Of that State, aud to- day note tho fact
that though the positive result has not yet been
ascertaincd, the indications are that at the late
special election 10 Minnesota to determine wbeth-
er or not the the old railroad bonds OF
that State should be paid, the regulators we're
successful. We should suppose that if any
thing we're wanting to secure the effectual
squlching of reputation in the South it would
be its popularity in the radical States, and We
hope these late evidences Of that popularity
will have the desired effect-not that We believe
for moment there was ever any danger Of the
suicidal idea having enough converts to become
formidable 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16
Virpiui8 News.
necessary.

The Staunton Vindicator says: "a romark.
able occurrence took place Monday on the farm
of Dr.. G.. Il. Mason. near Swoopo's depot. A
deer from the mountain came down into field
where mule was grazing, aud the mule pur-
sued and paved it to death. This is not no.
usual with young cattle, but that mule
should overtske aud kill deer is quite re.
markable.
Colonel w. w. Forbes, postmaster of Rich
mond, has appointed Col. A. q. Holiday as
sistant postmaster; +. A. G. Handy. chief of
the registered letter department; Robert Ca.
ruthers, chief Of the money order department,
and John Graeme, first clerk under Mr.. Ca
rutbers Among the clerks arc Mrs. Rebecca
Kennon Mayo and Miss Halyburton.
The Fredericksburg Star says: Gen. Filz.
hugh Lee and several otbe citizens of Stafford
residing near Richland are considering the ad.
visibility of constructing barrow gauge rail
road from Ricbland across to the upper part OF
Stafford county,
Rev. T. w. Dosb, D. D., formerly of Win.
chester, has been Installed as president of
Roanoke College.
Mr.. Minor Gibson, died 10 Homecoming, Nd,
Thursday. at the advanced age of eighty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
News of the Day.
Investigation by United States officers

Investigation by United States officers IN the
case of Mcclellan, an alleged British subject
killed 10 the kemper, Miss, riot, developed the
following facts :-McClellan served as Volun'
teer short time in the Con! cderatc army ~
1861 and afterwards ought to avoid CONSUMPTION,
claiming to be British subject The British
Consul at Mobile dccIioed to protect HIM on
the ground that he had forfeited such claim by
his acts He performed many acts OF ci'zcn
ship, but never voted. lie was armed, threat
enine and obtrusive 90 Chisholm's behalf the
day of his death. His character Tor honesty
and courage was good.
Three men were hung in New Orleans, yes
terday, one for Killing colored man, and two
for killing coored women. At Dayton, Ohio,
Harry Adams was executed for killing Henry
Mulharren. Stephen Brinkley was hanged at
Newman, Ca, for wife murder. Adams made
speech on the galows declaring his innocence.
His last words we're a terrible harangue, as he
was either drunk or crazy. lie laughed, used
slang, and gave his enemies going over. ne
said Jennie Smith murdered Mulharrep. His
recklessness was remarkable.
The excess of acreage of cotton this year over
that of 1876 is placed at nearly Jour per cent.
The season is stated to have bceu too wet at
the time Of planting aud too dry since in all OF
the area except Texas. The growth now is
generally small, but healthy, clean and in g
condition Tor rapid improvement. with Favorable
weather.
At the meeting ofh Mllers National Asso'
citation 10 Buffalo yesterday, committee was
anpoiuted TO consider the subject Of establishing
college for educating miIlers. Among the
vic, presidents of the association for the next
year is Philip Haxall, of Richmond.
n difficulty with Protestant lndans in Cana
da resulted in the burning OF 4 Catholic Church,
the priests residence, granary, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16
The Condemned N OllfeS.

Po1TSvILLE, Pa. June l6.-rbis morning
a number OF prominent lawyers left for Harris
burg to be present at to.days session of the
board Of pardons a stro0g effort will be made
to have the six Molly haguires who arc to be
executed here on Thursday next pardoncd or
sentence COMMITTED to Imprisonment for life.
Though petitions 10 their favor have been
numerously signed the general impression is
that nothing will he accomplished. Prepare
tons for the execution are progressing satsfac-
toIiIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

The pension agencies of Virginia. West Vlr-
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee have been
consolidated, and the Office located at Knox
vile. Mr.. Anuable, who was appointed pen
sion agent Of Virginia to fill the vacancy occa-
Stoned by the death OF the late j.. II. Chandler,
loses his office by this change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

The President is sticking" to his detcrml.
nation 10 appoint colorel mcu TO olioe--ln the
South. We fail to observe that he appoints
any 10 tho North. lie yesterday appointed j..
A. Hylnen. coorcd, Of North Carolina, Cucc.
tor OF Internal Revenue for the second district
of that State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Kenneth Raynsr of North Carolina. who was
swinded out Of tho appointment OF commits
sioner TO revise the statutes Of the United
States by ex-senator Boutwell,, who wanted
and got she position himself, has been appoint
ed Solicitor of the Treasury. MIR. Rayner is an
old line Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

1t has been determined that no change will
be made in the Office of Recorder Of Deeds Of
the District of Colunbia-the Office for which
Col. NJ. D. Ball. Of this city, was an applicant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Tho Michigan republicans, like the Union
League Of New York, will stand by their party,
though few of them emphstcslly condemn
the Presidents conciliatory policy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16
Sitting Bull.

Sitting Bull is DOW between the Wood
Mountains and Fort Walsh, with $50 lodges.
He intends to settle quietly iu Canadian terri
tory. lie shows many trophies, including arms
and wagons. the complete outfit of Clusters
party. lie justifes hostities on the ground
Of the violation Of the treaty respecting the
Black Hills.
A Bismarck, D. T., telegram says:-Fathcr
Martin. Of Standing Rock, reached Bismarck.
% his return from his visit TO Sitting Bull. Hc
found him on Frepchmans Creek about forty
miles north of the British American boundary.
Sitting Bull refused to hold o council except 10
the p;esence of one OF the British officers.
Accordingly, after delay Of one week
with him the attendance of several was
secured. and after long talk Sitting Bull
determined to quit fighting and to remain
10 the British possessions. The British officers
assured him all would be we'll if no behaved
himself and did Tot commit depredatous on
either side of the line. Sitting Bulls follow
ers are divided into three bands aud Der 10
oil about $50 lodges or 900 fighting men. lu
crossing the river this spring they lost nearly
all their camp equipments aud much Of their
ammunition and many of their arms, and are DOW
10 no condition to pursue the war path.
The EVENT OF JUNE 3OTH, lS77.-Time
near No postponement Drawing ready
The drawing OF the Kentucky Cash Distrbu.
ton Company takes place without iail at Louis
vile, KY, on 30th iust. The immense sun OF
$4,000 will be distributed. The wheels Of
fortune" are 10 readiness and the tags pre-
pared. Buy now or pever For tickets, which
are only $40. halves and quarters 10 proper.
ton, send to Messrs. G. w. Barrow & Co..
General Managers, Courier Journal build ng,
Louisville, KY, or Thos Fl. Hays & Co.. Gen.
era Eastern Agents, 697 Broadway, N. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Congressman Brentsno says the reason Mr..
Schneider declined tho Swiss mission was that
his swindling operations made such declinstion
neceasary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16
---R"v,,vrs AIT! furnishes,
Like that ScIi.brgol!en bird,

lake that Sclt'brg0I!cn hIrI
In Tie Arabal woods cmjo-.-,.
not surpassed by anything Of 'i,n s.rt Ga.
know Of on record not by SaIcho iAU@1 Do"
by Ritlma$,cr Dugald Dagctty's, ncr - g..
the miehicst heroes o! tho HAD. apt. .' d.
scribe @hch the genius Of liomrr va ".'
equal, when the divine Old bard sing % H. ''.'.
Sacred rage CT hunger
If any mortal CT these dcg'nnrat" sal"A
would wish fully to appreciate whai til" u
merle rage is, let him "a k: Il ride To To \ 49,
GAMES, and though he should be 81 o'..'
Shirt than f,,sau, yet will he in his ium,-l ,'i
cornmscratc that poor devil for havl9g -oI.'.
birthright for mass 0! pottagc.
a warm Virginia reception a"Itt"I U'''
Orkney, and II We had been an whole h!.'
lion Of ProdigaI sons returning home ~ a.
not have been more Iemonstratvc. =
was the iattcI cali killed, but the ol1 hI| a.
Whole swarms OF chickens were ~ !'''" 90
couples Of lambs we're sacrificed, buns' ".'
knocked from the barrels, cork * were 'i''
from the bottles, and the whole ptacf '"'h'
upside down to welcome Us. Even thr r'0".
men Of Newspaper Row, who, Ike I''3 ,., -.
nothing If they are not critical founI cL!" .:."
at fault, AID had a restiuI tecIInr, '~"''
expression Of coltent, which made !'i'"
orce acknowledge that there wa no'hI'"
to be wished for. ...i;r
This watering place is beautifully o;'I en-, .,
the mountains its grounds are comH'',.'
and we'll shaded, the drives are Inc, The u;
good, and in fact it has everything u W.a
desirable and delightful summer reslT,' T.,
Az | write this the train is dashlnt u 49,.
ley Forge, with the mountains hanging AI w..
ever u. The interior Of the Pullman c'f -
sents varied scene, some OF the BJhc'h''a. a.,
playing cards aud some are asleep '' E.'c,
writiog, but mos: arc drinking thn; '', ~,
fluid that cheers but does ut ln'oE c:''i -.
the popping Of the champagne cox - ! IL.
even above the rattle Of the train. IL IL,
mians are happy, and as they pour tis 1 -r
pectar from the bottles, aud sec the o.I
Madame CIquot on The label, they qnnn It ". +.
and drink to the name Of that woman- .S'.,,.;
fair or be she !a!sc-yet has the ,ho g;g.
memory linked to hcr-!he memory Of u" .Ss..,.
-Jovcs owo lquor that fu-hcs 'hs C aj,,.e
opeus the heart, and yet leaves 20 T i.'nt.
the next morning. My next will DC ,l.T:r
White Sulphur. INA
Babies cry because they suffer; ana vi J,.,Ym
reliable remedy for the rcIiet Of hGil u, rsoI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

Mr.. Minor Gibson, died 10 Homecoming, Nd,
Thursday. at the advanced age of eighty years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-16

The cusiug exercises Of st. Mary Academy
will take piac" next Tuesday mO!ulDg with the
usual interesting exercises. II Is expected that
i;!>hu,. tilbb1u>, of l;ichuOud, will be present.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
sasNE no PIECES.


That heterogeneous combination oil
miscellaneous and peculiar ofhce- hunt
ers called the resurrcctcd Democracy
has gone oil TO pieces again. In fact
never, since IL was called up from the
political graveyard by the scheme to
make Sam Tilden the national spells
dfspensator, has 1t ever heen anything
but an inooherent accumulation Of dis
litical dry bones OF ali extinct party
animals. cut OF which complete skei-
aton of any kind could not be patched
up. Though assuming to have ma
iortty OF nearly two-thirds in the Ma
tional Assembly. that majority was
made up OF all the political odds
and ends OF earth. Bourbons, lib
erals. soreheads. grangers, protec.
tionists, free.traders, bullionists, rag
lunatics, Calhounites, nationalist, men
of every sort and shade OF political
opinion. holding utterly irreconoiliable
views, and agreeing upon nothing but
the appetite for spells, composed the
absurd combination OF old graveyard
politicians that attempted to impose
themselves upon the country as the
Democratic party come back from the
other side or the Stygian river, with
all the sins dene in Its lifetime "burnt
and purged away" bearing new life,
possessing reformed character, and
having new claim Carefully con-
cealedl to popular trust and confidence.
The true course OF political wisdom
TOR the again shipwrecked spoils De-
mocracy Is, then, to Immediately dis
band its organization, which no longer
exists as . means to any political end,
but only as an instrumentaiity of futile
aud useless contest against the official
class for the possession of the spoils.
When the official class no longer finds
itself oppo ed by combination to con-
test It's possession OF the offices, o
healthful political partyism will Of ne
cessity arise, compelling the admins
tration to have policy, and to depend
upon the popular strength OF Its
policy rather than upon the bribery Of
ofIlce-giving for It's success.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
PORFlmTo pfAx.
a shsrs Bissrspky " the Latest Mexi-
ran President.

II
I'M. X. Irbnne.1
Gen. Porfsrio Dia., who has beer
elected President OF Mexico, III Of IndisT
extraction. He was Tor many years u
the Mexican army, and remained faith.
ful 10 the Republican cause nj the hIzis
or che French invasion. He play 81
promtnent part In the military more.
mer,ts which led TO the overthrow oil
Maximi1ian aud TIE return OF Presiden,
.Juarex TO power Last year he was ~.
corded the leadership OF the revolution.
Ary movement organized ut Tuxtepec,
Having conferred With syfnpathizers 81
New Orleans and in Northern Mexico,
he made bis way TO the State OF Oaxaca,
where he found warm adherents, and
acquired sufflcient forces 20 rout Fresi-
dent Iserdo's army at Huamantla.
After the flight OF the President last
November Gen. Diaz entered the capt.
tail, assumed the duties of dictator, and
ordered the election which has just
been held. His power was still dispu-
ted by Mr.. Iglesias, Chief Justice and
Vice President er oticto, who claimed
the Presidency ON the ground that u
vacancy existed which. entitled him to
exercise the executive power until a
less negotiations with Mr.. Iglesias, Gen.
Diaz left the capital last month, and In
n short time dispersed his rivals forces
and established his own authority on q
Arm basis at Guadalajarn and Jaliseo.
Returning to the City of Mexico Gen.
Diss was received with enthusiasm and
sworn I'm as President ad interim, pend
ing the counting OF the electoral votes.
One OF his tirst steps was TO appoint
Don Jose Malta Secretary OF the Treas
ury. Mr.. Malta was Mexican Minister
ut Washington in 1868, aud afterward
served In the campaign against Maxi.
milan. The personal character OF Gen.
Diaz Is good. He is temperate, indiffer-
emit to wealth, and self.possessed to a
great degree. He seems unaffected by
popular enthusiasm, but warmly appre-
ciates the fidelity OF his adherents.
President Diaz anxiously desires formal
recognition from the American govern
meRt. It Ia understood that the first
installment t$30o, 0O0) OF the Mexican
debt was paid recently at his instance
In order that this country and his own
might continue on friendly terms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

WANTED : SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and Buggies. Any one having such, and
Wishing to dispose OF them, scar flnd ready
sale for them by calling on L. T. Maddox. %
Oarondelet street. Alec. full stock of Car
cfages and Buggiee, and u complete stock of the
Japanese ChiId's Carriage and Cradle. Il most
wonderful combination; Ia short. q full stock
IN everything appsrtaining to the Carriage
business-ali OF which win be- sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community Is
most cordially invited to call and examine ut %
Uarondelst street.
no1a sm T. n, MADDOX.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
PROPOSALS. FOR oITy BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, |
City Hall, New Orleans, February IL, 1877.
EEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until WEDNESDAY. March n. 1877 OF IA
O'Clock m. for the sale to the city Of Ono Hun:
the City of New Orleans ana of the late cities of
jefferson and Carrollton. All bids must state
at tharser, and Offers must include both prfr,-
eipal and interest. No bids will be considered
at o higher rate than the parity of Premium
Bonds.
The Council reserves the right to reject Nil or
any bids. and answers will be given the follow
ing day mt 10 a. IN.
Bids must be directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Debt
j. O. DENIS. Administrator.
feI7 a mh3 10 II al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

uTANTED- STRANGERS AND VISITORS
w TO know that nicely furnished rooms, with
street, One OF the most desirable localities II,
the city. Rates reasonable Apply on the
premises. over the Gregg Sewing Machine
Depot and Fashion Emporium. 1854 Canal street.
da14 sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

NEW Orseanss snrch n, nsJJ.-Nettce u
hereby given that the interest OF Mr.. Il. II.
MATTHEW'S In our Arm ceases from this date,
we having purchased the saIae.
mh1 I'm FLASH. LEWIS d 90.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

WANTED no PURCHASE ON aMALL
wv monthly payments, a house with ut least
three rooms, On two lols. In Tho Fourth or Fifth
District, between kt. Charles street and River.
Address, with lowest terms and interest w. D.,
% Fourth street. fe1ss