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MEsSns. LlTrLEFIELD IL Co.;
Ircsirle at Manchester. n II and previous
~ resided at llcnnilcr, and am II native of
Wcarc, this State | have have had Catarrh
twenty five Years. ever since | was nineteen
Years old had it bad al. the time 1t run all
that pee iol. and nights it would fill mp and
drop down in my throat causinga feeling of
choking. 80 that | would spring up in bed to
save myself from stranrllaton. 1t affected
nv head so that | felt confused and was
troubled with severe headache at intervals,
for y week at II tune. | also had pains in
shoulder, back anh kidneys, from which suf
lered immensely. So bad were they that a
year ago last summer was Obliged to lie in
bed most Of the time for three month, ! have
trird all kinds OF snu!fs and Catarrh remedies
with no particular benefit. and consulted ply.
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r1y health is restored. have no pains, aches
or cough. My whole system is made over new
think it is this medicine that has rescued
me from intense suffering aud almost the
grave. | am now able to do the hardest work
and bear the greatest exposure. and feel that
| cannot say roo much i'll favor Of the Con
stituti0nut Catarrh Rcmedy
Mrs. Il. j. FLANDERS.
M,u,bnrtor E.h 1871
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CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH
REMEDY.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CTARRn REMEDY is
the first article placed before the public that
proposed to cure Catarrh by bniMing up the
Constitution. 1t struck at the root Of the
whole difficulty, and thousands upon thon-
sands of letters have been received by the
proprctors. setting forth the marvellous cures
Catarrh. but all other ailments at the same
time. This is what 1t always does. Tho fol-
lowing statement Is only u sample of what
we are continually receiving from we'll known
people to whom ynu can write. and not to
bogus ones Catarih and its attendant evils
cold in head. hacking cough, iucipient con
snmntion, headache, pains in back and lOns,
III ri Less languilncss, loss OF appetite and
enc al weakness. all leave together when the
Institutional Catarrh Remedy is taken US
recommended
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21
MAYoRALrY or New ORLEANS, (
CITY Hall. March 20. 1877.

MAYOHALTY OF NEW oRLEAABs
City Hall, March 20, 1877.
mo. Administration geries.l
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several accounts therein named.
Be 10 ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be, and are hereby made for the month OF
December, 1876, and that the Administrator OF
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
OF Finance In payment Of the same, whenever
there shall be money In the city treasury TO the
credit of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
G.. Casanave, Recorder Of Deaths, ETC.,
for recording deaths In the month OF
December. 1876. approved ............ SD 50
Now Orleans Republican, nine months
subscription, from April 4, 1876, for
the following departments, viz:
Department. Assessments. ..........s9
Department Police. ...........,...... o
is 90
VIM. Carter, for salary 40 porter Of the
Second Judicial District Court for the
month Of December, 1876. approved 80. Is 90
Total. .....,......................sl2 2 50
Aaoptsd BY the Council Of the city OF New Or
''"A'' '' ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
THos @. RArrER, Secretary.
| MAYoaAnrY or NEW ORLEANS,
| City Hall, March 20, 1877.
| mo. 1916 Administration series.1
| ResogDed, That permission be, and - hereby
| granted TO Caspsr Amsheirn, 10 erect bakery at
| the corner Of Bagaeells and Dauphine streets,
Third District, revocabls at the pleasure OF tho
Council.
''"''' '1~''~ 4'' ' ED. PrLsBUaY. Mayor.
| THoMAs g. RArrEE, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

March 10, 1877. March II, 1877.
This bill Lecame
law without the
signature OF the
| Governor, by lini-
tation Of time..... March II, 1877.
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MAYonALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. March 40. 1877.
mo. 1914 Administrator geriss.l

mo. 1874 Administration seriss.I
Be 1t ordsined, That the following appropris~.
tions be- and are hereby made for the months OF
Janusry and February, 1877, and that the Admin
istrator OF Public Accounts warfant on the
Administrator of Finance in payment Of the same,
whenever there shall be money In the CITY treas
ury 10 the credit OF fhe approprste fund for each
account, and not otherwise appropriated:
Paul sauye, for stationery, binding,
etc., for the Superior Criminal Court,
in the months Of January and Febru.
ary, 1877, as per bill approved By the
Judge Of said Court. t2e7 90
q. X. Finlay b Co., for stationery fur
nishsd TO the superior Or minal
Court In this month Of January, 1877.
as per bill approved by the Judge Of
said Court. .s.s...-.t...*...t...s... ~ w
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856 so
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New Or
ED. PusBURY. Mayor.
A true copy:
Tnos. q. RAp1zR, Secretary.
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CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAYonAIry or Ngw OHIsArs, I
City Hall. March 20. 1877

MAYouAI3rY or Ngw OHIBArs, Z
City Hall, March 20, 1877 81
fNo. administration Berles.l
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
several accounts therein named
Be IL ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be and are hereby made, for tho month Of
February, 1877, and that the Adminlstrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
OF Finance In payment OF the same:
A. Eroussesu q Son, linen for Mayors
Office, approved .s.s.....".......a. $50 6e
W. II. Appiegate, wash basin for May
oT,s Rsrler, approved -, .. <. L. g. 500
cond Judicial District Court, approved 20 90
Gutenberg Hospital, for treatment Of
7e INDECENT smallpox patients, in
the months OF January and Febru-
proved Naturalization. -. 2,109 co
Lambert b Co., one bost loaa Of coal.
measuring s,4O2 bills, at 47c per bbl.,
for Water Works, approved. ........ 1913 Oh
Psychaud u Garcia, stationery Sur.
vsyor's Department, in the month OF
February, 1877, approved .....e.... 10 GO
Jos. Brion, for boz 10 weigh ballast, APP
proved by the City sarveyor. ......-. 800
T. III. Thomson, blanks for Depart
msnt Improvements, approvsuss... so
M. J. Condrap, oyster shells for street
repairs, etc, approved. ........... $40 90
Lambou K Noel, lumber for streets,
bridges. crossings and wings, ap.
proved. ....e.. .''...'.s'.'''.' ~ ~
DENIS Cronap, for cleaning, digging
aud widening the Claiborne Canal,
street, ~ per contract 49,. 1850 90
approved .''.,' p 100 90
O. II. Fish, Register OF Conveyancss,
for Office rent fer the months Of Jam
nary and February, 1877, ut $40 per
month ...'.................. 80 90
Total. ........ ................. s8t75 30
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans, March 20, 1877.
Yess--Brown, Cavsnac, Diamond, Edwards.
McCaarsy, RengstorR.
Ed. PIL3BURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. q. RAP1KR, Secretary.
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MAYoRAIrr or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, March %, 1877.

MAYoBALrT or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March ~, 1877.
mo. 3873--A Administration Beriss.I
An Ordinance providing for the payment of she
several accounts therein named.
Be II ordained, That the following appropria-
tions be, and are hereby made, for the month OF
February, 1877, and that the Administrator OF
Public Accounts warrant ON the Administrator
OF Finance in payment Of the same
II. Birrcher, repairing copying press
for the Department OF Public Ac-
counts, approved. ................. % 90
Jos. Rodriguez. for raising bosthonse
at New Lake end, and two pumps,
approved by the City Burveyor.... Loo
W. j. Kelly, for medicine furnished 10
The Parish Prison in the month OF
February, 1877, approved. ......... 40 10
f=r..E s--. =--~-~~--~@~
Total. ..................... si57 25
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of Hsw Or
leans March 40, 1877. -
ED. PIsBURY, Mayer.
4 true copy:
mos. @. RAr1En, secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

Are now in full operation. and are prepared 70
perform the above work with prom ptnesg and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the uge
Of the
Odorless ExcaVating Apparatus.
as 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 ars
removed the absence Of all offensive doors, the
shortspace Of time required ian ordinary sink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen ninutest
and. above ali, ITS CHEAPNESs.
ALI orders left at the Company's Office 70. -
Common street. or sent to PostofGce box No. eis.
will receive prompt attention. NM. In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-24
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sALEs.-1O0 southsIde Railroad third mortgag


sALEs.-1OO SouthsIde Railroad third mortgage
six per cent. bonds sold ut $40.
american GOtd.--106 bid.
State observation-disclosures consols, 7hbld; VIZ
ginia consols, aew, 404 bid, a asked yirginni n
asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, s35 bid,
Uitu observation-disclosures city ss, '118h bid
Richmond city 6s, SO bid; Petersburg city 6's,
% bid Lynchburg city S's. JOB bid Lynehburg
Ely % ka No,ios city ss l9i b. - hST bd
Fredericksburg city rs, 81 BID; Manchester Ss,
9I4 asked; Manchester bridge S's, 100 asked.
Ratirodd B0nds.-Virginia Central Railroad frst
mortgage 6's j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia and Ten,
nessce Railroad third MORTGAGE 81, j. and j., 70
bid; southside Railroad first preferred ss
S's, j. and j., "a bid. 80 asked; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's. A. and o.,
100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potonc
Railroad mortgage S's, j. and j., 100 bid, llO
asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail1 pad MORTGAGE 7's and J., 95 bid; RichmoId
7Oh bid, 72 asked; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage S's, A. and o.. IS bid; Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat ss, >. and
= Raitroad stecss.-- Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, q bid
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, 15 bid;
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 97H asked {;
Planters National, loo par, la bid; Merchants
National, 100 par, IS asked; State Bank OF Viz
ginia, 100 par, II bid: Merchants and Planters
Savings, rs par, 20x asked; Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, 20 par, 27H bid; Citizens
Savings, 25 par, 23h asked.
Insurance CONFERENCE.-THE Virginia, Fire and MA,
rine, 25 par, 40 bid; Virginia state, 25 par, 80
asked Virginia Home 100 par, 0S,a bid, leo asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S92 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-24
LOUISA COUNTY.
rcorrcsponacnce Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

CUCKOO, May %, 1877.
knowing the lively interest your valuable
journal has always evinced in all that con-
Germs the agricultural interests OF our dear
old Commonwealth, have concluded to
send you brief report from this good old
county OF poor land aud pretty women.
Our farmers, whose faces had grown
somewhat long'in consequence OF the pro-
tracted wet weather OF the earlier spring,
! are fast Frightening up under the beautiful
weather Of the past ten days, and are be-
stirring themselves early and late to bring
up the backward field operations. Corn
planting is much later than usual, many not
vet being done with this important opera
ton. The wheat cropof the county is very
promising where the land is good or where
commercial fertilizers were literally used,
but unfortunately the area seeded is small.
We are greatly cheered at the prospect of
good prices, in consequence Of the European
war, which will do much towards relieving.
our present financial endorsements.
The prospect for an abundant supply OF
tobacco-plants is very fine, though they are
under size, in consequence Of too much cool
and cloudy weather that prevailed for some
time this spring. An unusually large
amount OF plant-land was sown this spring,
but at present there seems to be general
disposition to plant much less OF the weed
than was at one time contemplated. it being
the impression that the war on the other
side OF the ocean will have the effect of
bringing down still lower the prices for the
commoner grades Of tobacco, and that it is
more than ever important to concentrate our
manurcs upon smaller areas, that we may be
enabled to produce an article Of good body
and size, which cannot be done without lib
eral Use Of farm, PEN, and stable-manurcs.
On political questions our people are
always quiet, but by no means Ihdlffer-
ent At present, of all the many distin-
guished gentlemen whose names have been
brought prominently before the people for
Governor, I think that Of General William
g. Taliaferro meets with most favor in this
county. The survivors OF the three coupa-
MES that served under him in the sererest
campaigns and bloodiest battles fought in
Virginia during the late war are aoarns in his
support, and will 60 for him to a man. We
in this old county want a Governor who has
never been contaminated by the atmosphere
OF rings, in whose affections Virginia stands
first. clear headed man OF uneNceptionable
record, and one who can bring large eX-
perience of public service into the affairs OF
the Commonwealth and l think the people
of Louisa are persuaded that the man who
fills the bill most nearly is General William
i. Taliaferro, Of Gloucester. For State
Senate we arc of course for our countyman
Captain Henry w. Murray--a clear-headed
and thorough lawyer and courteous Vir-
ginia gentleman-than whom no man in the
district would fill the position in question
with more ability or fidelity 10 the interests
of the whole district. CITIZEN.
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boswell wins mt the Maryland Jockey
f,Is.f, Rnrna -

Handicap stakes for four-rear Odds. $50
each, half forfeit, and only 80 II declared
out. Club to add $500 for the first horse
and 800 for the second. One-mile heats.
This closed with % entries, and there were
seven starters: Davis's CHI. H.. Romney; e.
A. Clabaugh's b. e. Cyril; George L. Loril-
lard's br. h. Ambush; A. Belmones b. m.
imp. Dauntless; p. Lorillard's Oh. g. Pres
ton; Oden Bowels oh. m. Mary; and
Thomas W. DoswelHs b. b. Outcast.
Ambush was the favorite, Dauntiess and
Preston second and third choice at even
money. i.f
FIRST Heat.-Romney was first away,
Mary second, Outcast third, Dauntless
fourth, Ambush fifth, Preston sixth, and
Cyril seventh. Mary soon ran to the front
and was half a length aheadsat the quarter
pole, Outcast second, Ronney third,
Dauntless fourth, Preston fifth, Ambush
sixth, and Cyril seventh. The half-mile
pole was passed in the same order, but when
they reached the three-quarter pole Outcast
was showing the way, with Romney second,
Mary third, Dauntless fourth, Ambush
fifth, Cyril sixth, Preston bringing up the
rear. Outcast galloped ahead Of the others
to the end, winning the heat by length;
Romney second, Mary third, Dauntess
fourth, Ambush fifth, Cyril and Preston
distanced. Time, LAG.
Second ReQf.-Outcast, great favorite
over the field, Hughes sent Romney to the
front when the flag fell, and, staying in that
position, won the heat by length in LAT.
Outcast was second, Dauntless third, Mary
fourth, Ambush fifth. The horses started
and finished without changing places. Time,
lat.
Third Hedt.-All the horses except Rom
ney and Outcast were then sent to the sta
BILE. Romney was the favorite at 500 to
$780, The horses were got away on even
terms, and they were parallel for three quar-
tiers Of mile. Then Outcast began inch by
inch to show in the front, and up the home
stretch he beat Romney by two lengths,
making the heat in Isl.
Hughes rode Romney, Fisher Outcast,
Barbce Ambush, Sayres Dauntless, Buneli
Preston, Spellman Mary, Holloway Cyril.
The winner (Outcast) is dark bay, with
black points and small star. He is fifteen
hands three inches high, four years old, OF
high form and quality. His head is clean
and blood-like, while his neck is we'll pro-
portioned, coming out of strong, we'll
placed shoulders, without extraordinary
muscle His back is short and loins strong,
with powerful quarters. His muscles are
long, smooth, and well-knit. His strongest
point is the unusual breadth OF lungs.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

4r France.
Observation-Disclosures PAPERS TO BE PROSE-
.,-. -. CUTED. a
PARIS May 23.-Don Carlos has started
for Linz, in Austria.
Prosecutions have been instituted against
the provincial papers at Marseilles and
Paris for insulting. President MacMahon.
Ia Patrie says: The idea Of publishing the
exhibitions Of the 18th is seriously enter II
tanned in consequence Of the complicated
condition OF foreign affairs, but no decision
has been reached. Many sub-prefects have
resigned. ~ y,t1>. ti..t ...E
THE CONTEMPLATED INCREASE OF FORCES IN
EASTERN F!ANCE. y-.sss
BERLIN, May 23.-Z!he Norul German
Gazette says the delay lin the gdoption OF
measures to counterbalasee tie increase OF
forces in eastern France is not caused by
any doubts as to the necessity OF such nlea-
sures, but only by considerations relative TO
details. ~ Y 5.,,.5 3 .3s.3s
DON CARLOS REQUESTED TolLKAyE FRANCE.
LONDON, May a3.-The Patl-MaN Gazette
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New York.
New York.
THE FEATURE IN THE STOCK MARKET YES
TERDAY.

New 1Orhs
THE FEATURE IN THE STOCK MARKET YES
TERDAY.
NEW YORK, May. 23.-Lake Shore has
been the festure OF the stock market tins
afternoon. Opening at 51b, it fluctuated
rapidly with declining tendency, selling
at 49b at the close, having sold during the
afternoon as high as 524. Some &c, 455 shares
OF Lake Shore were sold. The decline IN
Lake Shore is attributed to rumor in
Chicago that Vanderbilt has telegraphed
from Europe to reduce the passenger-rate
from Chicago to New York to SIS on ac-
count of the starting of the fast train by
the Pennsylvania railroad. This rumor
cannot be verified.
DEATH FROM PoIsoN-sUIcIDE-BANK STOCK
REDUCED.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Mrs. Stembacker
died on Monday from poison, which she
took in consequence OF a quarrel with her
husband. To-day Stembacker shot himself
fatally.
At a meeting OF the directors of the Bank
of Commerce it was decided to reduce the
stock from ten to five millions.
DEATH OF POET.
ROCHESTER, n. T., May 23.-W. II. z.
uosmer, the poet, is dead.
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MARINE INTELLsGENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1877.

AHRlNED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchau-
| disc aud passengers. l.. b. TatuM. agent.
| Steamer Regulator. Howe, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and PASSENGERS, W: r. r9r,er. agent.
| and passengers. l.. B. Iatui. agent.
steamer George II. Stout, Pierce, Baltimore, mer-
Schooner Lena N. Cottinglam, Outten, railroad
iron, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Z. A. Burtle. johnson, New York, rail-
road-iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, TTayers, Baltimore, merchandise
aH stesmsr E hancox Norfolk erchan
disc and passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Lucy A1nes, Richards. Philadelphia,
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York May 10th, schooner Alexander
Wiley, Beauchamp.
From fpTssH Say ST. s h hd6s Vs FL
From Liverpool May 9th, bark ST. Olaf tNor),
Lund.
From Alexandria April so:h. schooner George T.
From phiadelphia May 7th. schooner Iowa: Hedvy.
From Philadelphia May 9th schooner Reading
Railroad No. n, McFadden.
= From r IN PHI Philadelphia May 18th, schooner Thomas
From PeH New York May l4tb, schooner George p.
From PhiiadeipbIs May 18TH schooner Mary and
From Orient, L. J., May schooner Carrie John
SON.
From Orient. L. l., May -, schooner Zuette. Ken
Won.
From New York May 10Th, schooner Alexander
Wiley. Bcauchamps.
From Philadcphia May 21st, schooner Yankee
Doodle, Rose.
MEMORANDA.
During the sanall Monday night the sloop Califor-
MIA, Captain Hall. from The Nansemond river 70
Norfolk, was cansizod near Craney-is!and ngnt:
coming In nc the time. sent boat 10 the sioop ana
took oil her Of three al cOlored) and conveyed
Them to Lambert's-Point lighthouse TUESDAY
morning Mr.. William Clegg, the keeper. carried the
crew to Norfolk But for the timely assistance OF
drowned.
During the squaIl Monday night at Norfolk one OF
| and was drowned. $50,
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, hence, at Phila-
| Schooner Rose McDevitt, Hopkins, from James
river, ut Philadelphia on Monday.