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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
Henry Englehardt'S S Lager Beer.

(RoLtlod for Family Use AND Shipping.)
Tho attention of the public is respectfully call
ul To very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewed from the best Malt and
Hops, with the groaLest care for It's purity, and
put up in the most convenient style with pnlont
shoppers.
lnvalids or decato persons will dorlro much
bouolt from its nsn Drdnrs left nj iIous APP
pich's restaurant will recoivo prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied et
lowest r:tns. Delivered To any part of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHhRDT,
my West End Brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
r AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR &HUFTI,


Washington. d. C.,
Have during tho past low weeks been steadily
adding to their supply Of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and rs a result have one Of tho largest and mos
varied arsortments to be found in America.
Immediately that q new article is brought OH
by tho leaders Of tho mode they take measures L
be supplied with it, so that thor Indy patron:
can always find what they wsni, or what h'':
been suggested TO thor fancy anywhere.
plete. They show Plain and Combination For
Gales, in Checks end Stripes, and IN wi c6ior1
and shades. Tie most tastidioua taHta cannot
escapo hoing satisfied. and tho priccs ranga as
follows: ,S3, 81. S., 500 and 81.
In ChMBElC SUITS they have all shades OF
Blue, Groom, Black and Brown, and with Trim.
mings, embracing Bards, Plaitngs, Lace and
S. SO, SC, $G.5), $T.25, $S, $ll.27 Snd ST..
CAMBRIA OVEESKIRTS and BASQUES,
in all shades Of Blue, Black, Groen and brown,
cd god with all Tho stylish tints and trimmed in
Embroidcacs, Bands and .Torchon Lace, ss 50,
81 SIS and ST.
A full and worry elegant limo of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending i'll price from S3 to Sl5.5u.
Lnon Overskirts and Basquos. in endless va.
IlclJy III iaitioSSt 'oHf
Laces and Braided, in all coIors and shapes,
and at prices from So to S12.7i Poonaises
trimmed in Bands, Plsitings and Braids, from
81 10 $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis'
pensablo and very "tono.y" garmont, IN all tho
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, lengths and Dimensions. at moderate
figures, running from 500 TO $I.a9.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
ono of tho most important OF this house. Tho
stock is large but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, make and iAish throughout. Tho
different patterns OF suits embrace Polonases or
Ovorskrts and Basqucs nj rcducod prices. run
ming from $5 to SIS; slso White Ovorskirts and
BasQuos from 50 TO Sl4 so.
a liEo of very graceful Polonaisos marked
down to rates varying from s.; 10 $40.
Particular attention is called TO u lot of ylish
White Ras1llcs, trimmed with Laco Embroide
ries. Lsccs and kulllss, and marked only $50
to SIS.
Thoy will open this week o new and very su-
perior limo of tirst class LINE N and CAM BRIO
SUITS. These will DO trimmed with handsome
shadod and tinted embroiderios. in all tho new
and becoming eolors. They will be markod At
tho lowest possible figures. and We prodic! will
just su the ,asto Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things TAYLOR 81 HUFTi,
jc G-tf 95H Pa. av., Washington, ID. &.
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SsEtOEESSsttNAH. EsssS.

lDHICEi5 REDUCED.
SIN ..nw putting up SETS OF TEEIil Al
GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
Full sots from SI0 to Sli.
Partml sets in proportion.
,;n:isiaction 2nsrsntood.
sVicro sota AFRO IT, be rai in no charge will bo
.,iso !nr extracting
DK. WCETT, Dentist,
my .-:;m, No. .! N. Wash. ST., AlcXa., Va.
sAR KbBEKTr;DN, H. south Eutaw street.
- Baltimore, iId., from long experience III
i.uspitsl and special Practice will guarantee =
Care ~ al! Diseases OF tho Urinary Organs,
Nervous sud Organic Weakness, Gonoral Do
hity, lmpu.2ncy, Gloss OF sexual poWor) Ex-
aall>tlon and ..ll ba! cocls arising from carly
:nAsr.otions and ahusc:. Also sll Foms!o Com
p,4in;s Diseases recently contracted positively
cures! III j 10 III days. Or. L., endorsed by the
i,..,iin& physicians nt Baltimore, guarantees
Lrnarab!,; and scientific troatmont u AL placing
themselves III his hands. AL consultations
,,cIctic cnntidonlini. Can b1 cuaSuitcl in Wash
.nrtnn every "Wednesday and saturday, from ,
IT, Ap. IA. Il! his cliice, WI b 81, botwcon HLh
aud lO.I Cali or write, enclosing: stamp for
r,ri... feb l3-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
ii REENGLE'S

ii REENGLE'S
ICE CREAM IARLOKA.
King stroot,
Have hoen relltel and arranged in the most
spproved STYLE of comfort and easo and he
promises during tho present season to meet the
wants Of his patrons in tho samo acceptable
manor rs fnr years past
:afs- Ice Cresm. Water Ices, Soda Water,
Cakes, pios, Fruit and Confectionery always on
hand.
FROZEN CUSTARD made TO order and de-
lvcred to any part Of tho city.
TONIC BEER of my own manufacture, a
superior article drawn from y fountain always
| on hand.
N~Ordors promptly attended, to and families
supplied. my 2-eotf
ICE COLD SODA, VICHY, klSSENGEN
l. AND
BEDFORD WATERS,
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.
Cream,
Chocolate,
Coiloo,
Tos and
Calisays Syrups
AtJANNEY s. CO.'S. Branch Store
| ap25 N. w. cor. King and Royal streets
L
enn LIVERPOOL SALT
| i COO SACKS LIV. e. A. SALT.
| zoo SACKS " FINE SALT
| COO All in prime order. full and
bright sacks, and for sale at lowest market
prices. lap III T. b. HOOE
CEWING MACHINE ES-Wo havo on hand
| Osoveral now "Domestic'' and Grover & Bakel
| Shuttle Sewing Machines; also second hand
| Grover s. Baker Elastic Stitch MachineB-al
of which we offer at very low prices.
my3 4. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
ICE CREAM. SODA WATER. dc.

FEE CREAM. SODA WATER. dc.
NOTICE.
] respectfully inform my customers and tho
public generally that having improved my IA
clitics for the manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
l am now prepared to furnish families. plcnics
and parties NJ tho lowest rates with superior
article, in quantities 10 suit.
NV ICE CREAM PAKLORS will be found
AS comfortable rs any in the city, thoy having
recently been rcitted for the comfort and con.
venionce Of my patrons, who will 5e served at
all hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired flavor, and leo cold SODA WATER,
made Of the purest Syrups.
FRUIT Of all kinds in season.
A largo line of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
such Ms CANDIES. NUTS &c, constantly on
hand and for aaln wholesale and rotail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEk,
No. :; north Fairfax ST.,
my 2l-;im AloxanGriA, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
tpysY GOODS.

TASSIM ERES FOR MEMS And BOYS
WEAR,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
low pricod medium and very fine qualitlea
at prices that defy competition.
Also l,lnnn Drills in plain and fancy styles,
now Linen Veslings %nd Blue Mixed Llnons
for Gents and Boys Suits.
pRhTZFELDEK & CO.,
my1l l44 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can bo chartered for Excursions b! ,Gp,
plying on board or ~ l. II. IRCIl,, trGSiIcl, M
his Insurance. olIice, 81 and - King stroo.. lo .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

| llLACK SILKS RiACk SILKS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Wo arc selling Boiled TA1ora Silks at 76c. and
handsome Gro G:ainS al ST. ror yard, and arc
Offering decided bargains in Striped Summer
Silks AMI in rlan Shades Of Silks. II will pay
you 10 inspect our Silk stock before purchasing.
rkETZFELDER s. CO.,
my2l IN King street.
NEW LAWNS
New Porcals, Now PercA!incs, New Linon Suit
incs Now Shades of Grass Cloths, Novelties in
Dress Ginghama, (Fno oA'ccts) elegant line Of
Now Embroihorics. Now Styles of White Goods
ALL at hOtlnm prices
PRkTXFELDER & CO.,
NY 144 King street.
r RArlp SALES
FROM OUR
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
require us to bo in tho market at all timos dur
ing tho Dress Goods season, thus enabling us TO
show now styles constantly.
Our assortment canuot fail TO plosso tho most
lasLilious. iricos guaranteed As low and in
many instances lower than aL any othor houses.
rEET%FELDER d CO.,
my IA King street.
CPEClAL NOTICE.
Wo have Just received new and elegant line
Of LADIES LINEN SUITS. Linen Bssques
and Linen Ovcrskirts, embroidered and trimmed
in nr ,,sis:ls At pricos that cannot fail to please
rkETZFELDER 6 CO,
my4l ia King stre,t
KFFr cooh
Gsuze Underwear for Ladies' aud Gents
PArasuisl Parasulsl
Fans Fans A III great variety and Al low
prices nj
PkETHFELDEK 81 CO.'S.
my2I l44 King street.
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EXCURSIONS, rlGNsES, &c.

r.,IG Steamer MhRY WAsllI!NGT,n9 ,9.s. -
l. making trips to Glymont and iH- /; sgsE ?
tormediato landings daily (snndMy 1lsssssss;si'as
execptod) leaving her wharf, foot Of PrInco strco'
nt 10 n. m, returns about ":3O o'clock p; n
SUNDAY EXCuKSlONS-Tw" trips lnsV , ,
lIip faro, 10 cents. Second trip, leaving a. :"
clock AMI returning Il: 1:30. Faro 70 ccnta;
r6os, gGing on tho frat can return on the s9conL
trip freq Of charge. CHEAP Cl: lLp'kN''' s. >
TI;IP.-Childrcn Will be taken on ''s'"i';;ya ''f
Is cents round trip; adults, 10 conta l'G.,'tS
will entiLe tho holders to stop over u the u=aci
landings until tho rcL,!rn trip Of the bost; goo!
only on Saturdays. Children must IN Al c',sGs
DO accompanied by thoir parents OF @9mo "a0''
friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08

CEWING MACHINES.-We havo on hand
Osoversl now "Domestic' and Grover & Baker
Shuttle Sewing Machines; also second hand
Grover s. Baker Elastic Stitch Machines-al
of which We offer at very low prices.
my3 4. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-08
MEDICINAL.
6sCEOLA REDMEIN,'

=
TONIC, ALTERATlVE
AND ANTI BILIOUS.
Best remedy known for habltual constipation,
dyspepsia or torpidity Of liver.
Ii acts safely, quickly and pleasantly OIL the
sccretiOns.
Invaluable as g blood purifier. Formula of
is composition printed on each bottle. je7-lm
HAPPY RELIEF TO YOUNG,
y MEN from the effects Of Errors and n
81, ..IAbusas in early life. MANHOODl ~
-, ' GKESTOEED. Impediments to Mar p
] $riage removed. New method of treat z
, - mcnt. Now and remarkable remedies. 4
Dr. Books and circulars sent FREQ in sealed :
- y envelopes Address HOWARD AS. e
q 1ISOClhTlON, 4l9 N. Ninth ST., Phila- p
SIJcphia Pa. An Institution having a. 3
SIhish reputation for honorable conduct /:
ana professional skill. ap N-ly
sDuTLER : BAI.SAMlG MIXTURE, FOR
- FuKrY YEARS KNOW AS THE N
FAIILIBi.E REM
Price one dollar por bottle. tcb -o~ly
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UARpETa, OIL CLOTHS Il MATTINGS

TAKFET5, OIL CLIETH3 g IT MATIINHo.
I iii department has Just been raplenished.
We a.e Offering entrely now designs in BRUS-
Sells CARPETS, and have received from a
recent tradn sale lot Of NGRAlN CARPETS
which wa can and will soil at about half thelr
valun.
rRETZFELDEE u CO.,
my u l44 King street.
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A full lno, from onn dollar to ten dollars pef
s"t, in boxes. Vt
ap24 G.. &. BkRRY'S
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DEADY FOR SUM n EE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
~ GaAlLi.sS ga se ~

French sfoarsys LiEe J. du ltiEfsf uncl e,
he was striving hafdItot marry,ef Ills
ascapegrace Of a nephew, ana Slmestin
despair Of accomph Ing hissD poseein'
any other msnner,- ~resofts to a matri-
monial agency. He Is we'll received,
and the. agent. banda him, q register
containing the liat.o E ladies she has in
stock, descrip tons gofi them, their for
t tune Y sa =. slsss Y 4 turns
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
THE New. ORLEANS. DEMOCRAT

tnamsa He ribs his eye ynN lessdSa 81
"a .:l!lsa sssS ~
[e sse is6 sl1 20,
ahcying thkts shefS VIZ queer taste in
iT ss 1 sssat s hs aE gEYR Ys shs
laE 5is lssE .Spf Msss lad Pc sSs
fdcdfoE asata VIII host D 1safSfs fo1 tie
jeee. esg, N TvvrSs rzr lkI ii
Read Navra's Invitation to the China PafakdA ~
Amt RSHs lpflEIYZT1EE-TrH.ErEE -
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THE FLTET"S LOGIC.

= s#N iHH HLIfM Lou1C. "a
VII Y II E,ys 4 y,l n 4, II 49,
H 5||s, sss & g q ssssR Rszs
FL a si4s ss sa sc Seifs 1870 '~'
Why, Tom, rHht kkts tsadfD ther xtr.s,.s sesf.|
1t E ssss s5yS ss 1 no assss rawr
ssAad pheeEipg % thesnaiaa4p,osaes III
A6 ss saR a aslIs va asss 81,
s.totrosa,rtsrhaah~sSas ssSsa.sss Jssss.
IA as Ds e. Eolss1 hs 4s ~ t,sl 4 saA
3 so ~ You need not stand and stare vr.y Ga
B s ss bear cousin; 'sad % hasa AM s N
- TotA mt y whya d Shpbsans sIas y
=. Birds sing Of mould sfSf s
- y Ike 70 be sthy Agps thsai6sal aasAs~ 4
a 81 g sss,y g RalIas5 sssS Shf,az ,sg
= 'sas want them 40 make lovst % HsS ~sl
Not ssWss, ssp ts slaid fS f1 fipssa
10y as!sss SESS s , ss .s.sa q a
asS :Zs1fs en- 1890 :ss.:sl
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svsst syss q Bfdlss s. s eass y fau
gex oIdf .. q 's sla & ~ ees AsqIa Agt t
Y ns sweetsst esps. md ID ntssst aiss,usoa
nd crimR my -snoWE hatFssseqs ssaoE
I'LL 81 III bang my NallAs wal pActpred shet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11

IA ffrtx AZ &sinSdHn 1 daass ssagMHa 49,
/. i, 10 "a 90 sa llII1l III
. sGI q lss ss' sy sssa RI
e':s. ~ . :. S.s 9s aaasaAsstag1
sr1x olsif. y Vas sla ~ NE AeF \
ssE "a,
! y s IN Rane NV wsis hi saotureX ,heaus
go 10 cheer mf heart KRIte, knit losz.
s sss,n ssessa - -. : EEs5 80 = 80
III E y s ~ " aao 4 4!sJ HE
q. sp,ss:5s.ss.a d1I....ass...,s4. .4f ''''
AasIsA D0stuueman1 ae0re aSsetso1 by
lgaems 4ass wsktghA1 pamphlet On the
sabove subject 7aHhMG LfcBoston nah
aehNHla afitS Ehnpk, however SMALL On
.asSst 14 AHgtd III hht n RsA,episAss evidence
IN RbontR Ban Kerr AiH are stYrninG their
q Sntion zeoa-hstdtsfE6a. During the
~ s; y: IL !s;s:ss ssi!sss;a
No. 80 ~ssss q ea as
n Ahialonaas uiIisssssn hiasbnnnsasbdg
naga2lpes &snd~ 6Ahe rypattCdkeslaNky8
IN llsobeenspuhlAsissdt entisply dexoted.t6
! Il hesus1eo "a aha. ,ieaK the Grcoa. osskors.
0f Boston nave rarely. Aiaoepaead on
shy Aothees sahieetszsafoe many ySaiS
aehtirs ets8aaf0nF Of MssseshussttA
s asya s,sSsos ss I'd $sesss
twaSR RastJfto the xEause az the ndErb
sae he4sn1su WllsQnss SgCuidt nSyer hEye.
risen abUy6 8rSfib4 ker'S b8{YSh bAas
III he not espoa6sdl ttlls unstisa o. thn negro
hs lent . wh,tt ,,ss wrote some 6t|6 6,f
stmaginatton puairedsr The negro I'D sk0s
asa ras .hs 49, 81 sn
eminentin Boston, he painted Q piotdra,
wrote. AlOyek 0CmpOged y poem, orfd8
liversH u iecture sd !tkvR fiefro as| IN
isn't. SAsaBoSton I'm inisters was not ral
y squired to be very ptous or very ordho-
seaSiox ofivfe1igtoug % sttefS 3bu6i tsaas a]esl
4 sscfuteEy fndisp Snsable shae heabsa de-
Fl xout and sinsese Eoslisvesa ino thsAegr3 u
& sIfamsn,waused tod olsss ,sbursh II
y Bostonj new as not fsqi,insd foi4ubse fibs
60EEehirty sutue prs any other ppmhef al
articles of fafth az, AevvoWd5lt HID |beta
LET IN the snegfo m th16 he Wasl lst
INTO the fold Without tie delay of BRO
ssinsa sGsss esssss!
: other Boston saiEA ~ ersatsdaI nc ay6q
cessfM at thu eleoloa, n.to nlyIaalt led
4 ct Washin gtcn ses $780,, snsa ortds3 TOT
the ptoeection u - obusetts nanu.
lectures AND nsher1sg ~ inn Hqatf9k
sspeecnes on tne neHeyAg neDDnt. He
ssieasnss Z sssR 81 sssSa liz g.
Speeches. to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lexs
pe1ses .Tna neg10 "a 4en9uf9 n1 Eeftl
Il slnp9eeHQne vorytning man aroqnd
ths sdbtss l&sss t t3j sls wsii ss n EhS1
~ ~, nt aa ssssscaoA nnofsls
brenclesleeashe ~ puohc "schopls;sl
ear,s.ssss sosass' . sndene eaeIg
not sss1nens IT, msoaNng
ta.nn y M1eze saso s11utSs NC! y. .&epaOk on
! ne y. D1s ~ y m2te tnan
ooa11t t9eke % tnougnsne was attempnns1
~ aes'lIy 'nS SntiiS styk " ytth9e IN
III prs s and stasss satssasa 4 EHgs sss1
shoald ,knoe s e. sfkslg Gossa
1ast> on tho Belief IN the negro ast hsl
seasnst. That y Was 0ae Essensboston hsf9
renutattQn theI whS9fla , Horld oyerr AMI
T Utheer VEIN NJ x1lnf1 llnG aponf this |
"a 4SsfhAH 3kW obtained bis fmt
formatiomo1 NehArn ueef0 ffom
ifpersons @hee xeCsgpaxxyetgdl4f the
sE0ath Any 49, boSsoa SshahasWduld !
VI N0fsolSedVthe works Of Wilton
!, e ans pninsss, aaEErisGn nd a Whit
ny&taa SfRk ahe 0lrSutnst &nQeAo thai
fhes anfhetssafseo ifngnosheneol4ofVT
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tTF " ~ SF9S Y2FhS1NToN-
Msnaay ma hssday. Novemser q ana
EDAIAAAp Lies ttassr uH1
II u.R4sIs BassHEs,dtatsas,

!, b. 20. ss.aass algfaarsnygss4t|Ata&
str Trs ftucP gffE tS 7T@tsAb era Hsft eotrC
TO which shp LADIES' fn general are respeetfpIl
nj xaLasb yna Gsd5 ewoi lies LlfW .aso5af SM
Bra yfEfs .ss1l ds 10 .H9AO yes ysis
n. R-Npearasge -dt ngs 2, e7n"t9oeas md
3 "a sita.I.1rhKIAsn s 3sakasR LaLaHsERI
;'PLgnslBsERsy aA glgl's Gastl..sI IsTERs
5 Is cahSqsa ass sw 81, fs a taas,3 ~
800 AsoFfxfUREs XND p aEstst
s g III s ss GsSis sT a.
as Tss Has NJ 4 w. assatfssAI apss u.
''wAsHsT tsD s riia I -aN1 MP<
4 Five Of the moshpoptixr patts ms ofaGookins
Ranges. b 1as>soK .s1sseM I'd b&!prsasg Aee
GasF inng anti Rumbing done with disp atch
Z se98m Et.a IIsvs u aBoo1 ll2a5 5fgs
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TIVE ST. BERNARD GOAL COMPANY HAv.
new ana commod loas once ia n. y tafop deIst
s e S ssf REsRsssa a aRs SsassaFss lRs oa at
bF4f BfEs a III ss Sc Bsiss. i"o
s, s. ssi s2S III & iss
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Nine. H. RAUSSET. @eI q.

,,sua,,., Il AlsHse, solAlBBAA1gg s SILL A
pEds sEEfk aSs Z rs 8 fi1NffoKn 1HaER soUsrbhM
- Hrathat edo haAt Eansfeffefhh brdpm idlS q
iss EsRRat ssrsa hstgssR a ARA dsns Pa
VI; RRsssIgss Sosxdsns from tha ssitznaAse. frsa
O6hsultations from naauioeha.4ms tdi esdoel
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EQUALTO THE BEST.

Egos sesaFdo HENRY ,KItlFI}N9s,lgq 7
ot 18th 0GRA Her, ENGRAXER
A. SsssasssS sxs and
q sns voiR1 ~ II ER 1'ehs
E8u3 IIaa. .a2lsEaeaxThs stfeetg4Hl. .11.a.as 1
new ORLEANS LA4qS edt
wote s4 asRcat ii Nv essI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11

Via lcEp n VIA ana YieHk Lo2iGfb
eXyEata srFtve 9nf dsisM fa8 bsfox soossol
ssasfaa IA Rs q; h, Eewael d Assms 10 10
adsg only is7s 1sssa W Expt SsS: sun 81 Llay Hi
Expfeses s.h :0apy msE day UhIyT s:se b. Ms
PnssenEef, ex. r. IotslEsi RaasenFss, sn fsds,
Pullman. fAlseg o0aia daily 10 CincfnnaSiT
hSHSiisgass NashA t hapis lMaship
mi s,afs only Yas s ses
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The Morning herald., 1877-04-04
WHO PROFITS i?

The young and active elements of the
Democratic party, in this State, ask them
selves the question, what good results
move to them from their labors. Every
measure in which they were interested
failed to obtain in the Legislature, more
than fair hearing. The avenues to pro.
motion are choked up, and no one need
hope for political consideration, unless oneof
favored few. The interests of the Democ-
racy of New Castle, their demands, nay
their implied agreement with its members
Of the Legislature before election, were
laughed at, and dust thrown in their eyes
by the pretended fight with Kent ane Sus.
sex, the last days Of the session.
The members from this county were
instructed by their constituents to vote fol-
simple repeal Of the law regulating the
advertising Of sherif's sales. They crooked
The Morning herald., 1877-04-04
To AdVoFtlo0rS,

THE HERALD now circulates, by carriers
and newsboys. 5000 papers daily, within
the city Of Wilmington, which is, we be.
lieve, greater city circulation than that
Of any other paper, it 10 extensively read
on the ecarsdurlnst the morning hours; about
6OO being sold at the depot. 1t Is the only
paper in Whining certain to be read in this
way. It gives the news Of the world up to
the previous midnight in Europe to It's
readers ats O'Clock the following morning;
everything that happens in Wilmington at
night is chronicled in THE HERALD the
next morning. Buy THE HERALD-read
1t, and If you want:to sell anything, or
any one to know what you want, advertise
in It. Remember 1t is read by more people
in Wilmington than any other paper.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-04
KEEP lTUP.

SToREKEEPERs should not relax their
vigiIant opposition to the nuisance Of
street markets, huckstering and peddling.
Let not politics bias your actions, politi-
clans make combinations, and regulate
their actions, as chess.player does his
men, with single view to success; don't
look for relief from them. Show by facts
that the street market system forces bad
food, at a high price upon the working
masses of the people that it Injuries the
capitalist, BY. .curtailing the demand for
store property, impoverishes the State by
defrauding it of license, and taxation de-
privcs our sons of employment by running
the storekeeping interests, and robs the city
of million dollars every year, more than
enough to outbalance the fruit of our man.
ufactures. Home rule for the munich
pality of Wilmington, is the banner word
Of true reform. City Council, the Mayor,
and the c Constabulary can stop this drain on
our resources In one week. Are you good
people in earnest, if SO, your voice and
needed votes are potential to compel ac-
tion
The Morning herald., 1877-04-04
I.tttle BOYS. Attention !

There are numbers of little fellows in the
or perhaps, a widowed mother, by
earning So or So per week. This can readily
be done by selling TIE HERALD: There
are several boys who sell 100 HERALDs
every morning. AS it Is sold to them at
O cent, the profit Is easily counted. The
paper is ready for delivery at O'Clock, A.
M, and there are plenty Of places whereit
can be sold. that are not thus far occupied
by any seller. Boys who desire to honestly
earn some money, call at The HERALD
office.