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The New York herald., 1877-10-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHiEf SIGNAL OPPicE..
WAsHiSGToy, oct. Isl a. VI.
4 a.

WAsHiSGroS, Oct. Isl "A. VI. }
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, followed BY increasing cloudincss
and ram areas southcry winds and falling barometer
For the South Atlantic States, warmer. clearer.
partly cloudy weather light variable WINDS mostly
from the southeast, stationary or lower pressure
For tennessee and tho Ohio Wiley, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas, stationary temperature. south
crly winds and falling barometer
For the lover lake region cloudy and rainy weather,
warm southoastcriy, shifting 10 colder northwest
winds. falling, follow ed by RISING barometer.
For the Upper Missouri Valley and upper lake re-
pion stationary or higher pressure, stationary tenn
peratura, cloudy weather. rain areas and northcriy
winds.
ror tho Lower MISSOURI Valley, cloudy weather with
rain areas, variable winds. mostly IRON tho north,
stat,onary pressure and temperature
The rivers viii remain nearly stationary.
Caut,onary signals continue at Marquette, Escanaba,
Chicago Grand Haven, Alpena, Milwa waukee Section
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE REsULT-ANoTHER
TRIAL FOR THE REPUBLIC.

TRIAL FOR THE REPUBLIC.
LONDON, Oct. L., 1877.
special despatch from Paris TO the Times
says
"The country has spoken very clearly. After Ave
months OF unheardof pressure fewer than forty
seats have been gained by the government and
these chiefly through local influence, such as
elections are. The republicans have been made
compact and stronger by the mission given them
by France. They have majority OF l3i There
Is not Chamber In Europe containing such
q majority. People are amazed when they
consider the resolution and energy the electors
must have had TO bring about such result, despite
the pressure which according 10 n competent wit
ness did as much in three days as the Empire did
in twenty years. What VIII the government do
confronted by such Overwhelming resultg No
one knows yet, but they seem decided on again
raising their formidable administrative machine TO
influence the election or the 1900 Conscillcrs
Acknowledgement and Consellers GenerauX, fixed
Tor the 4th OF Novcmbcr-that Is to say,
three days before the meeting ot the Chamber
IL was to manage these elections that the
crime OF the 10th OF May was committed They are
OF enormous importance. The Conscers Generaux
and Conseillers Acknowledgement, together with
delegates OF the municipalities are the electors
OF the Senate, and, third OF the Senate retires
early in ls79 II that election returned a repub,
lican majority the monarchica parties would deem
themselves lost forever and therefore the present
Cabinet is going to make a press and gigantic effort
II 1t remains In power till the 5th OF November.
At any rate that is all that be predicted. 1t
may resign on the 9Th or 6th'
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ARRIVAL OF Ex-TIEAsURER PARKER AT coLUsf.
BIA-HE GOES TO JAIL WITH CARDozo-
DAMAGING TESTIMONY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
CoLrxBA, Oct. II. 1877
Ex.Treasurcr Niles C. Parker arrived in Columbis
this morning 10 charge OF special constable. His ap-
pearance on the streets during the day
stoned surprise and but little attention He made
effort to-day to secu his release on ball. and went
10 Jail where no Will remain I'll next Monday when the
Court will convene for tho trial of himself and others.
He has s.eadasty refused TO be interviewed but ex.
presses his determination to make fullest possible
expose before the Investigating Committee, before
whom no wtll probably be summoned tomorrow or
next day.
II Is worthy Of note that two ,reasurcrs OF
State Cardozo and Parker arc now in jail together
Cardozo not having been released.
Excomptroilcr j. l.. SeagIc was before the commit.
tee yesterday ana till late hour last night His
dcncc very full and very damaging to several
leading ex. officials, his old colleagues.
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THE SUSPENSION OF CROSS & co.

SASFgAxcIsco, Oct. IL, 1877.
The Pos. this evening says:-"rhc latest particulars
regarding tho recent suspension OF the hrm OF Cross
Co. show the liabilities be s625 O00 with
assets OF s425 900, consisting in part OF real estate,
mining claims, &c. within tho past sixty days
G79 900 sterling bills have been drawn and mainly
negotiated through our banks and banking houses A
wei known banker and large creditor Of tho nrm in
forms US tha there not the slightest possibility OF
Cross 4 Co. resuminr business, and states tnat
TWENTY-FIVE cents on tho dollar Will be the largest
amount realized on tho asscsts. =
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ADVANCE OF FREIGHT RATES.
CHICAGO, III, 0!

CHICAGO Ill., Oct II, 1871
An advance OF nvc cents on grain and fourth class
railroad reghts bound eastward goes into effect to-
day. This makes the rate to New York forty ccnts;
to Boston iorty Ave. to Philadelphia, thirty -cght,
and Baltimore thirtyseven cents. These rates In
cludo boxed meats and hour.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show. the changes In the
temperature tor the past twenty tour hours, IN com
parison with the corresponding dato OF last year, rs
Indicated by the thermometer at Huduups pharmacy,
HERALD Duiding:--
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TO DANISH CONTAGION FROM GARMENTS
and linen used In the sick ward disinect them
with LkNss SULPHUR SoAr which IS as potent u annhi-
the communicable principles OF disease to remove
every eruption VI the skin.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 III Fol. liIM-rHE MOST khAAxkABLE NOVEL
"A or this BY tho author OF 'Ali Tor
Her made such sensation year Pnce ~
and 81 o. w. GABLE rO< < co. Publishers
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II. Teysscdre fr,m the reimbursement OF Murat.
Department OF Cauta place OF NJ. Castelane, legt-

II. Teysscdre, fr,m the reimbursement OF Murat.
Department OF Cauta In place OF NJ Castcane, lsgti-
mist
CONSERVATIVES.
N. Jules Antiques Official candidate from the First
circumscripon OF Douai, Department OF the Nord In
place OF NJ Merlin, republican.
NJ. de Bourillc. ofhcia candidate from the arron.
basement OF Lesparrc, Department OF Gronde, ia OPP
position TO ". rrarieux.
N. Debuchy, Official candidate from the Sixth cir
transcription OF Lille, Department Of Nord, in place OF
N. Leurent who rctires
NJ. Joret Dcscozers, Bonnpartlst and official candl-
date from the Second circumsrr ptton Of Cozen, De-
parment OF calvados In place OF VI. Delacour Orean-
ist and Official candidate.
u. De Ladouccttc Bonapartst and official candi-
date from the reimbursement OF Briey, Department
OF Meurthe et Mosellc, elected
II. Felliez- Bethunc monarchist and and official
CANDIDATE from the First crcumscription OF Cambria,
Department of Nord, in the place OF N. Desmontiers,
republican
NJ. Baduel d'ousfrac monarchist from the arron-
basement OF Espalon. Department of Aveyron, in
place Of II. de Vaiady, lestimst
Baron dc Lagrange, Official candidate, from the First
cireunscri ipto of HazebroucK, Department OF Nord
IN place OF 81. Massiet du BEST, constitunonaiist
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ELECTION
AND
POLITICAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
Ar THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PvINTISG OFFICE,
% ANN ST

ro1lylcfI ro1nls m rH,Sglso tiESl
A. AZ, raE 'MkrkopoLISAN
JOB ryISTsss g nSS sf. OFFICE
EXCISE ToNIC-BoLEN ( BYRNE's NEW BEV
erage. For sale ay grocers. druggists aud hotels
H. W. JOHNS MANUFAUTURlNG COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, tho manufacturers Of genuine As
Paints Roofing, steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings,
HAD LIVER DISEASE" FOR 80 YEARS.
neural.ia In the stomach, and rheumatism Nothing
over helped q '''s' mo- Join oil snESiLLE Chicago H.
NATURE GIVES HARMoNIZING COLOR TO
the hair which and sickness to gray. PARKER,
Hair BALsAs rencws the color aud life.
THEODORE b. STARR,
or THE LATE FIRM OF
STARR MARCUS
NO % JOHN ST..
having purchased the 2stn of May last the interest
Mr. Marcus in copartnersnp, continues tho Diamond
Jevelry and silverwarc business in his name. and
IN THE SAME LOCATION.
bu. will remove about Novemberl to his new premises
No. 2o6 Filth avenue,
Madison square.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
we woula respectfully announce ordor to give ON
future attention exclusively to the manufacturing ans
wholesale business have arranged for the transfer Of
the solo conduct Of retail business to Mr. THEo.
DORE D. STARR date STAIR 4 iRcus). and thaA
IN npr,uance Of this department will bc
removed about November 10 his new varerooms, No. IN
Fifth avenue. Madison square.
All goods will be sold at our established prices hereto
fore.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
sILyERSMITHS,
NO 81 UNION SQUARE.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
FOR now MBER.

CONTENTS.
l. Illustrations OF the Logic OF Science. l. BY G. s.
fcircc
H. The Growth of the steam Engine. T. by Prof II. II.
Thurston. uliustrateG)
Ill The Law OF Continuity. BY George Ties
Nv. Modern Trogiouytes. BY FELIX l.. Oswald ~ D.
" The system OF Sirius. and solar Sys TENS Different
ours. By Cnm. Fiam ar,on. 1llusrNted.l
VI. Tho Differences OF Things. by John w saxon.
VII. Man aud the Glacial PERIOD. By Thomas Belt. f.
;. tiliustratedJ
VIII. Effects study tho Eyesrht By Tard Mclean.
TX. The Gigantic Moa-uifd. dIiustratedl
X. To tho rKing Nebuia " by j. l.. Stod,tard
Xi. Sketch oi Michael servetus. By AL MLupis with
FoftrMt.)
MI. CORRESPONDENCE.
XIII. EDITORS TABLE :-Aarrowness Among Men Of
Science. &c,
LITERARY NOTICES :-Brycc's holy Roman Em-
piro-Mand.cys Physiology OF Mud-Spaug'a
PRACTICAL Treatise Lightning Protecon->
Lecds' Notes upon the Lithbiogy OF the Adiron-
dacks- krswood's Ages OF the Sun rnd Certain
fixed stars. a..
POPtLAR MISCELLANY "A New Typs OF steam
Engine-1he Telephone Anticpated--Thc slaves
oi Ants-Brtsh Association Pnper~--SimuitAu-
eour Contrast OF Coiors-tonstituiion OF tho Ncb.
ur Duration OF the Flight OF Bees-Singng
Flames and Innudblc Vibrations -functions ok
til. Cerebeum Appearance and Habits OF tho
Andamsn lsianders-Thc Ancient kuiiis OF Colpr-
ado Political kconomy In Law SchoohA &c.
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A-NO MORE TROUBLE
TO GET CHILDREN TO TAKE MEDICINE.

REUTERS LIFE SYRUP
for all diseases of the blood and hunora.
II purrcs the bowels thoroughly. expvls worms mnd
clcanses whole system Il used for ~
by OLD NURSE BERTRAND and was her discover ~.
A-FoR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
unhe athy condition OF the liver or stomach remedy
caunls DIR. ScuENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, which
used by with the beneficial results
box OF thesc pills valued 70 cents will the ci-
cac, of he medicine. No how costive how
bilious system be the haoit of body i'm mediasiy
corrected regulated. the brought
healthy and activity. The Mandrake Pills like
wise ,nfaule remedy for sick headache and piles G0
sal. by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18

HAD "LWER DISEASE" FOR 30 YEARS,
neural.i In the stomach. and rheumatism Nothing
ever he ped 0 cared mo. bus HohnAS's PAD
JOHN SlIENILLE. Chicago Ill,
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EXCISE TONIC.-BOIEN 4 BYRNE's NEW BEvs
erage For sale Nv groccrs. druggists aud hotels
H. W. JOHNS MANUFAJrURiNG COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane tho sole manufacturers of genuine As
bestos Paints Roong steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings,
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Conducted BY Il. L. and W. J. YQUMANs.

rERMs-$5 per Annum, postage free, 60 cents pes
NumbeE
ArpLEroNs, JOURNAL and TIE POPULAR SCI.
ENCE MONTHLY together tor 81 70 per Annurl postage
prepaid by tho publishers,
ID. APPLETON co. Publishers,
$40 and 55l Broadway, New York.
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THEODORE Is. STARR,

NATURE GIVES HARMoNIZlNG COLOR T(
the hair which sge and sickness to gray. PARKER'
II an BAlshA reucws the color aud life.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18

fNfIE NEW NOVEL.
BITTER ATONEMENT.
By the auther OF
THROWN On TIE WORLD,
Is published this week, price 81 90
The best novel OF the year.
u. w. CARLETON X co, Publishers; -
Madison square. N. Il
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rranrois sllc,lei VI. N. weber.

ELEVENTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR THT
- parish OF Orleans. No. by virtue 81
q. writ CT neri facias to mo directed BY ths
HOMO. A. ORourke, Seventh Justice OF the
Peace. In and for The pariAh Of Orleans In the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell nt
public auction. on ! HuGSDAY, March q
1877. at 10 o'clock q III. on the premises. corner
Of Harmony. nhd Csrondelet streets. the follow.
ing deserbad properly, to wit.
THE ESTlbE GDNTESTS OF A DRUG
counters, ahelvings etn., etc. Also.
A I.Ot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, gas
Chandei sfB. how tfHsea. and other articles, as
per inventory on file In my office.
Seinrd in the above entitled suit.
Terms Cash on the spo',
APP KELLER,
fe2e mhi n Constable.
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CHOICE PROVISIONS.
so0y SACKS WHITE CORN.

5000 SACKS WHITE CORN
CANDLES-3OO0 boxes N. Schaeffer best Star
Candles. full weight and all sizes, 4,5,,e,gi
and SIS.
PORK-1oOo barrels Standard Mess and Extra.
Prime.
BACON-1oo casks and half casks, Louisville
Packing, Bacon. Sides and Shoulders. il
HAMS--2oo tierees Of large and very small Of
best Louisville and Cincinnati brands, Cam
vased and Sugar-eured. and also Plain
Hams.
DRY SALTED MEATS-1o0,o0o pounds Sides
and Shoulders.
FLOUR-100o barrels Choice and Low Grades.
WHISKY-20o barrels of best old Kentucky
handmade sour mash 3 urb9n and Rye
WHISTLES. direct from PARIS. Ky.. and war
ranted pure and unaduiterased = such
brands as Bowen and J. A. Mill r, Chicken
Cock.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DOLHONDE & CO.,
fe2 tbs IS. 10 and az Tchoupitonlas ~
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Parish of E0ncOrdGa.
DISTRICT NORTH OF RED RIVER

In township s. N. Range east. northeas,
quarter OF northwc It quarter OF section twelve,
mort west quarter vi southwest quarter Of sec
II n thirty five. 100 acres; east fractional half
and southwe t quarter Of northwest quarter
east half section an southwest qua ter OF sec
ton rty-four. 500. s3 aer s: fractional south
east quarter OF section thifty-three 5s.72 acres.
Total in township, 777.a5 acres
In township s. N. Range east, west half of
south east quarter OF section twenty nine. o2o
acres; west hall and northeast quarter Of
acres; south half OF northeast quarter and
SOUTHEAST quarter OF northwest gu .rter ana
22s.i0 acre and the "Lnm tract, being north
west quarter Of southeast quarter. and ira :
tional northeast quarter OF southwest quarter
OF section twenty, $3.50 acres. Total In town
ship. 495. IS acres. making the aggregate In par
ish 1T Concordia 1880 aar 8.
Parish OF Caldwell.
DISTRICT NO ri or liz RIVER.
Halo TIMEs TaAer. = IN township ii, n.
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CITY LICENSES OF 1877.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, GITY HALI,
New Orleans, January u. 1877. i
City Licenses for 1877 are now due and payable.
In Cash at this Department.
The following rates OF discount will be- allow
ed. to-wit;
Five per cent from date hereof until january
81, 1877.
is. 1877, inclusive
Two per cent from February 16 to February
%, 1877. inclusive
ja12tfe28 J. O. DENIS. Administrator.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE STATE OF
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION OF Is7g.
No. ISL

No. 1871 AN ACT
To amend E nd re-en ct tho act entitled "An Act
to amend and re-euact sections 35e, S6l and
36l uf the Revised statutes, aud 10 do away
with unnecessary costs and expenses la the
cancelling OF official bonds approved march
tventy. sixth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted BY he Senate sand
House of Representatives ftte State Of Louisiana
III General Assembly cotueRed, hat o. ctiops
a59, $50 and 36l Of the Revised Statutes Of the
State Of Louisiana DO amended and re-enaeted TO
as TO read as follows, TO witt
10. $50. The Governor Ia authorized to raise
and annu, on the application Of aby interested
party, oil bonds, with security and I'll mortgages
which have been furnished by any public eifcer
who may have resigned, or Died, or whose office
may have expired by limitation, or when dr.
missed from office, whenever there shall sbe no
opposition thereto, Alter public notice, as pro-
vided In the following eectioo, and when he snail
be satisi4d that the duties ard obligations i'm
posed by law on such pnblc officer, and for the
faithful performance of which the bond and
mortgage had been furnished, we're, either by
him or his successors or assigns, faithfully exc
cuted.
SEQ. 500. II shall be the duty OF the Governor
to give public notice, by publication. daring
Thirty days confeGuively, in the official tArsr, &c
all persons interested, 10 show cause. in writing,
at the office OF the Secretary OF state, within
ninety days from the last publication, Why the
bond and mortgage, for the c.nceliDg Of which
the application W Il. made, should not Do by him
raised and cancelled.
sEc SOL. Whenever, after such notice, any OPP
position shall be made. 1t shall be- the duty OF ihe
Governor to refer the parties to any can't OF
competent Jurisdiction. that IL may decide on
tn, ir respective rights according to law.
SEC. a.. BE IL further enacted, ETC., nhat all
laws, or parts Of laws, conflicting with the pro-
visions OF this act, be and the same are hereby
repealed. and that this act shall take efeot from
and after i,s passage.
(Signsd) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker OF tn. House vi Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor an Presidents OF the Senate.
Approved 24th February. 1877.
(Signsdl FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
OSCAR Arroyo. Assistant Secretary Of State. NJ
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PROPOSALS KOR .OAa
DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoREa AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ONCE. No. ss Dryades street, IN. III.
New Orleans, Feb "a, 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will BE il CEIVIsL,
Dat this office nhtil WEDNESDAY. the 2sfiK
day OF February. 1877 at II o'clock M, for the
sale to the CITY Of New Orleans, "ToE CASH. r
one fla'boat load Of Pittsbnrg Coal. to be deli
vered within the Waterworks ENCLOSURES.
The city reserves the right to rejat any and
all bids. JAMES ID. EDWARDS,
Admir- Waterworks and Pubiic.Buildings.
feoA st
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WANTED $50 SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
Wishing to dispose, OF them. can find ready
sale for them by calling on I. r. Maddox. 81
Carondelet street. Also, n full stock Of Oar
Japanese Jhild's Carriage and Cradle. o most
wonderful combination; In short, full stock
In everything appertaining to the Carriage
prices TO suit the times. The community Ii
most cordially invited 10 call and examine at s5
Carondelet street.
no74 3tn L.. II. MADDUA.
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FOR SALE.

TI,OR Saloon THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
n near Independence about five miles from
the Railroad. n tract Of about G o acres OF good
land: nbou 20 acres cleared: balance we'll tim
hered. hous" and barn about head of stock,
cattle, yoke Of oxen. horses and wagon hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. viii
sell the whoe ut bargain. Address j, B..
this otfice. fslss
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
no THE PUBLIa.
DEPARTMENT or IMpnovEMENTs,

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS,
Room No. Is, City HALL
Permission is hereby granted to the public til
haul dirt now being taken from the Orleans
Canal. from Orleans to Elysian Fields streets.
Parties desiring Of availing themselves OF this
privilege win please do so at once.
fa2b st JNO. McCAFFREY. Adnfnistratnr
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COPAts TNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF CoPA RTSERsHTP.- AND
~ nfter this date rry Sons. JAMES C0GAN
and 1tOGEh COGAN, are admitted 10 .an inter-
est lii business. lie style Of the firm here
after will be COGAN q Suns.
nj. COGAN.
New 0rIsnne Fehrrarv "a 1877 fees 3tSp
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NOTICE.

Mr.. CHARLES FRANK ENHoFF, representing
Morris Iasker 10: OF h pnlna noe ~ the
oan be seen at the Office of. Allen Hill. 167
Baronne street. agent Of The NIB We Arm.
Mr.. Frankenhoff has had long experience In
sugar machinery. and O thorough knowledge OF
all the latest improvements In vacuum pans,
pumps, centriugak etc. Communications nd
dressed to Mr.. Hill will receive prompt atten-
ton. fe25 St
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STOLEN.

SsTOLTN-FROMJ ]. N. sHAWHAN'S STABLE
- 325 Grayier street one Bay Mare good sad
der. 15h hands high, moou eye, or almos
blind: white hairs In root of tail; white bride
and a Mcclellan SADDLE. The man called his
name Lieut.. A. A. III ridge. A liberal reward
will be given for his retnrn fe15 1T
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Nash IL Hodgsou.
EXTENSIVE LAND SALE

EMBRACING OVER II. 900 ACRES OF CHOICE
WELL SELECTED. LANDS IN THE VA;
brs ri INV 5sh1AassNs IN fBNd
CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
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NTANTED-TO PURCHASE ON SMALL
w monthly payments, a house with at least
three rooms, On two lots. In the Fourth or Fifth
District, between st. Charles street and River.
Address. with lowest terms and interest. w. g.,
% Fourth street. fe18T
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XHTANTED---A Pa RTNER WITH MONEY TO
w go into the stock business In the parish Of
81. Landry plantation. with improvements 500
cleared and 1000 acres switch cane. in few
miles of navigation. Address A. b. Democrat
office. fe24 ST.
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SUGGESTIONS OF HENRY. M. AND LAURA
M. HYAMS, HIS WIFE. BOTH DECEASED
CONSOLIDATED.
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WANTED -- BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man situation as Watch
man. Porter. Salesman or Driving of any kind !;
Ii thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country IL desired. Address w. o.. Dem
oerat office. fe2otf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND VISITORS
w to know that nicely furnished rooms. with
or without board, can bs rented at 1864 Canal
street, One OF the MOST desirable localities In
the city. Rates reasonable. Apply. on. the
premises. over the Gregg Sewing Machine
de2s 3m
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OVER THE U0UE TR ! !.
il Cslnmn Devosed 10 the Interests sf
Agriculture, Industrial Progress.
rsnniEsration and General
Information.
nv mAnsHALL WYNN,

10 whom III communications for this department.
ahould b. Addressed o. the eff1ca Uf fAo N. O..
DnMoonAr, NJ. 100 uravter street.
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WANTS.

yHrANTED -- EMPLOYMENT FROM q TO
w 10 o'clock y. m, by an experienced book
keeper Houses not doing sufficient business
to employ regular bookkeeper would dc, well
to address the undersigned. BARTON,
fess IT. Democrat Office.
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pIDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Is ' AZ '' '''
Engagement for ore week only. commencing
Monday, February 26th,
OF the distinguished Artist
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
Who will produce for the first time In this city
the greatest dramatic success Of the day. en-
titled
MISS MUTTON.
Which has been the rage for the past three
years In Paris md L. ndon, and more re-
Gently OF the Union Square I'ht atre N. r..
whore Miss mpson's impersonation of
the heroine created an impression unparal-
leled In modern dramatic art.
viii shortly be produced the beautiful story
entitled JAYNE EYRE.
Family Matinees- "Wednesday and Saturday.
Monday, N arch s-SIMN0N5 IL BLOOUM'S
MINSTRELS. fs7b