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Evening star., 1877-09-19
A Chinese Mn rderer Arres,e,,
Thirteen SavaEes Killed by the Crew
Of an American WhAler
ROAD AGENTS AT WORK
A Passenger Train Attacked and

CHEYENNE, WY, Sept. Is An eastward
pound passenger train, which passed here a.
8 p. M 10 day, was stopped and robbed by
tiirteeh ,nd ma Nked men, at Big Springs, Neb +,
lt0 miles east OF this city, to night The
ROBBERS first took possession OF the station at
tbe Springs, destroyed the telegraph instru-
ments, and compelled the agent to hang out
boarded ii and placed The train men and pas
sengeIs under guard. The express car was
broken open and the safe robbed OF about
$1,000 TEe passengers were also robbed
Dut their losses are not yet known. In order
10 delay the train in reaching the next sta
tion, where an alarm could be given, the fire
In the locomotive was dampened with water
freight train overtaking the passenger
u Ia1n, Its en- ngineiwas sent TO Ogallala, whence
the report Of the robbery comes. 1t is be-
1Ieved that the robbers have gone northward.
The railroad company offer q reward OF
50 90 for the CAPTURE of the rohhers
Evening star., 1877-09-19

~ d. McFARIAN, Dentist,
N 134O NEW YORK AVEECE.
Not New Jerse, ayenue, rs erroneOusly prin. al In
Boyo's Drec ory for iS77. jars ~
NJ SAMUEL @. YOUNG,
SS NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7 II OFFIcE-ETAR BUILDING.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

nEMOREST PATTERNS, an the nev
- styles, jest received ey W. WHITE a 90.
EookselleIs ana st~tioners. ll42 7th str.et n "
School and Blank Books specisitiss e.s.iv
Evening star., 1877-09-19

THE SIOUX DkLEGATION, OF VIII icl Gen
eIal 81 otffd Tail is chairman, Is ex pec:ed to
arrive In WashingtO tO1 on Monday next.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-D--Y.-lnter-
nal revenue, s2l7 425 80: customs, s5lS ,G65i7.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

A COMPETE EXAMINATION for clerk
ships in the Interior department took place
to-day. Similar examinations will be held
to morrOw and Friday. There are about
two hundred conn etitors for about ten va
cancieS.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

GEN. SCHURz, Secretary Of the Interior,
arrived in town from Louisville this m )rn-
ing, and was on duty to day. He was bese.
by multitude OF people.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

RTvFNUE APPOINTMENTs.-J. A. Rob
has been appointed revenue storekeeper and
gauger for the eth district of Kentucky; W
II. Duffeld for the 4th district of Illinois. and
owen Hudson for the 22d district OF Penns yl
yania,
Evening star., 1877-09-19

PERs soNAL.-Mr. j. NJ. Sarvis has returned
frcm months visit TO the mountains of
Pennsylvg MIA. .''.R. f. Boisseau, of the
Associated Press, is back from hunting
trip in the region of the Pa'uXent river.
.--'Lieut. Commander R ID. Evans, or the
SarIIOla. is In lhR citN
Evening star., 1877-09-19

SENATOR MoRroN'5 HEALTH-Acting
Postmaster General Brady received dis
patch from Ex-Governor Burbank this after
noon, saying: - Senator Morton is better
this morning. General Tyuer is here aud
Just received notice OF the death OF his sister
in Illinois"
Evening star., 1877-09-19

sILyERBERG-s
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
seGl sfui,,r 3f2 5h ST., rear Pa avenue.
* REAONAI.-I wish 20 ad wise my numerous
falI"n- sud the public generally that have re-
MED ir IA sir--et g. my new aud spacious snor,
ScruSt OF Nv Hzmpshirs avenue ard - street
lr'fth~s-f, y here I will Be happy 10 receive and
.,,tth.s orders tr Use furniture, Doors, knteis,
III. r'Azts, All Interior DeoOratioB genersily.
~ m A GRASS.
A GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NEU-
kAL0IA AND CArARRH
sussiIT DEsosGKOTs HYaIENIo WIGS,
Evening star., 1877-09-19

ARMY ORDERS Leave for eight months,
with permission to go beyond the sea. TO take
effect when his services can ba spared, is
granted Captain III. b. freeman, 17th in
fantry; leave OF 1St Lieut.. Jas. Il )ckwell ir
ordnance depa Ttment, is extended 20 davs;
leave of Post Chaplain NJ. j. Kelly is further
extended four months.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

LONDON. Sept. ia. Mshler & Co silk
manufacturers. have failed. Liabilities
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
FOR AND AGAINST HAYES.


Albany Eren,ng Josrnai'--'Ru,hcrford b. Haycs Is
tho truo President elect He has tho moral and the
legal tIlc lie represents the honest majority OF the
electoral colleges And now with the close OF tho
great controversy with the OF pros.
perity Tor tho Republic, with the beginning OF new
and with the presence OF splendid opportunity,
let us have peace"
New Orleans Iseayune Cabinet will have
a stained look F"
Boston Josrpai:--''Thcsc bowling. drunken mem
cratic party good deal faster Than tue sober minded
democrats desirc.n
Boston Ina;--"rildcn had popular majority over
Hayes OF more than $50 00J votes"
Boston Adrerfser.-s'lt Is too much to expect that
the democratic partisans will iorego the attempt to
mako party capital of tho events Of the past weeks
They are too cnragcd by their disappointment 10
think calmly act wisely"
Boston Iieraid,--''Thc evil wc have seen comes In
the train OF the delicate dicut question Of
struction IN the south, which ephemcral and incl
dental; tho triumph OF Law and order In tho settle.
mcn ~ the proof have ever had Of the capacity
OF this people for sclLgovcrnmcn.."
Charleston Ners aud cour,er; The democrats viii
BE- Justified IN pursuing any line Of action that will
roo the Iarccnous radicals Of tho fruiss Of their
knavcry.v
Louisville Courier Journal; face ofRutheSfoed
b. Hayes will simply DO the mask Of Gsantisu
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
THE PULPIT ON THE PRESIDENT.

rALMAGE on THE DECISION or THE ELRcTo-
RAJ COMMISSION PAETrsASsnIP DoMINANT-
GRATITUDE FOR DANGERS PASSED AND BRIL-
LIANT PROSPECTS FoR THE FUTURE
Al the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday morning
Mr. Talmsge broke through his series OF dscou rises
on the different occupations and professions, and
omitted his expected sermon the trails and
temptations OF merchants IN order to speak OF the
Presidential election and the prospects he country
without giving any signs OF hts political feelings
he strongly blamed the members OF he Electoral Com
ms'on for their partisanshp, consolcd the democrats
for thor defeat aud urged the republicans their
sncccss tho good OF tho whole country. Almost at
every sentence he interrupted by long and loud
bursts of applause from tho congregation, whom hrs
sermon appeared to put IN particularly good humor
HIS taken from tho twcnty.n first chapter OF
Isaiah part OF the eleventh -''wa,chman, what
OF tho night?"
.Ninc O'Clock and all is we'll, " sings the ws,chman
from The tower OF ST. Michacrs church IN Charleston
every night, said Mr. Talmasc TO hinder arson and
robbery and 10 report the breaking out OF rcs and tho
breaking In OF foes. Every city has had armed men
on guard from dusk to dawn. Meeting such persons
In the darkness very apt TO say, whats the
ncwss What o'clock Is It! waichman, what Of the
night ~ This cry has been the cry Of the nation In
all the night Of political distress and think may
answer this morning IN reply To That cry II seems
like daybreak; II seems to be like the six O'Clock in
the day Of national prosperity. Tho morning comcih
The nation, alter OF terror takes long breath
1t sign icant that the 4th OF March, 1871 comes
Sunday, that the churches Of CHRIS, may eivc tho
Grst expression OF Christian sentiment.
THg ELECTORAL COMMISSION
There two great ac:s which confront us to-day
the very depressing. the other very exhiiaratng
The depressing act is that the Electoral COMMISSION
OF fifteen drew themselves into strict party lines
and in every obcycd tho spirit OF partsanship
without single exception those men saw their duty
through the spectaclos OF their party. one would
have sur posed that OF the democrats would have
been opposed to going behind the returns, or that
some OF the republicans would boon 10 favor OF
SO dong; but no. the seven democrats voted one way
and the eight republicans tho other In other words
u you had gathered democrats and eight repub-
licans out OF any political club the country there
would have been no different result IL Is amazing
how Judges OF the Supreme Court are Just like other
men, even when you put on them the responsibility Of
deciding an election Rutherford b. Hayes vs. pro-
Claimed President to-day Just because In tho Electoral
Commission there was one rcpub can more, aud sam
uci J. Iidcn ~ defeated just because there
democrat lcss Was there ever such u proof IN this
country that pariisanship Is dominant everywhcrc'
Is u not wonderful that have come through
in pcaccs Tho OF tho Lord is heard above ALL
We arc coming through the crisis not by any
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHfNGrox. March 4, 1871
The House met A. eight A. NJ, and, aitor passing
few private bills took recess halipast eight for an
hour.
When the House met a. hali-past nine O'Clock there
vM largo number Of members present, bu, very lew
spsctssoss In thc eailor,cs
rRirrrx TO srEAKKR RANDALL
The House having boon called order by Mr. Cox.
sfxev York. hL BASxA Of Massachusetts,, roso and
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29

The invasion, which began last week,
promises to give the Russians control ol
the Dobrudjs, in short time. The col
umn, $4,000 strong, which crossed at
Braila, has established communication
with the forces which passed over unop-
posed and occupied Hisova. As soon as
these armies have cleared Tultona and
other Dobrudja towns Of Turkish troops,
they will march solidly against Cernaveda
and the line extending thence to Kustepje,
on the Black Sea. Here they will be
within four days march of Silistria, and
may either choose to attack the Turks or
keep large force in check, as the Russian
is doing in Armenia, al Baum.
The prestige which the Russians have &C.
quied thus far in the Dobrudja, will en-
courage the main army in crossing the
Danube above the quadrilateral. The
departure of the Gar for GiuEgevo indi-
Gates that this important movement Is
about to begin. .s.a a.... .A
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
INSURANCE CR0OKEDNEss.

We notice sharp and unanswered attacks
upon the great bulk of the Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Companies, of New York
and Philadelphia, in the papers Of those
cities. The Philadelphia Times assails
Mr.. Foster, the Insurance Commissioner
Of Pennsylvania, very plainly for his
course, in giving conditional certi6cates''
to several companies, or in other words,
permitting them to limp along, and betray
innocent people into lnsuring with them,
and by 20 doing, be ruined, in case Of =
los. by fre-insured in one Of these ''con>
ditienal certificate" companies. The New
York Sun, and World, are quite as plain
spoken about companies in that city. Citi-
zens ought to look up their policies, read
them, as some are very sharply drawn !;
ask for statement from the company, or
its agent, and scan very carefully the char
acter of the assets. Oft
In this contest, we suggest that the
proper committees of our municipality re-
port the insurance upon its property, where
insured, &c. Our citizens are entitled to
this much information-and We hope it
will be given.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
wlInIlinGroH, Del. June 50 ls7z:
No.rcr 10 SuBscRBzas-1hose Of our
suhscaaben Who arc indehted b the AoRS-
me- HxaAID, VIII oblige BY IN early re-
nittance.
srREEr CLEAxlKG.

There is big money in it-or = big-snake
in some of the bids. It is matter Of sur
prise that experienced CONTRACTOR men
Who have but little more than made ends
meet, after years at the business, should as
rule ask nearly twice rs much, for clean
ing the city, as Mr.. Coyle offered to do the
same work for. This gentleman We pre-.
sume knows his business, and has calcu-
lated the cost, and if he can make profit,
al right. Such an exceedingly low bid as
his, naturally creates surprise, and ought
to beget inquiry on part Of the proper
committee. 1t should be borne in mind,
that the committee is not bound to give
the contract to the lowest bidder (; at least,
10 Chancellor Bates decided in the case Of
sKeeugh vs.. the City Of Wilmington, in
the matter of paving Fourth street.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29

and fsstive, then married Mr.. Vene r
Armstroae. and haing . rich Ren, . -
disda y hlfied. \ md ov his ggesa
hispifs sju& etectea1 monql lsnt VI
the. Coulter journal ays ID "the ~ I'd
artiatic evlr rdesigned 10 Me UDitd Stat
An angel h seated upon rustic pedestal,
leaning on and clingins to . cross, and
writing upon the face Of the enduring
marble. "A Wiies Memorial" Upon
the front 81 the pedestal are the words,
'eVene P. Armstrong and Robert P. Hunt,
honored and loved upon earth for deeds
that won home in Heaven" From Mis-
it would seem that DR.. Hunts remains
have been removed from their former rest
iss.place in the New Orleans Cemetery to
the Armstrong plot in Loulsville's beauti-
full city Of the dead. Who is to be Ssllie's
fourth victim remains to be seen. She j.
a rich widow and not very old, and herself
and her money will doubtless charm some
body into q willingness to marry her. We
congratulate him in advance. g..
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROtCLA has been the bane, and an IL
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses. in The
'3th chap.er of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disea e, So terrihle
and loaih~ome had /, been considered then
That a person known to be injected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jews regarded ii as divine jn1iiction
and believed there was DO cure for IT. II
was then the sins ofa youth or a diyiatinn
rom the paths OF virtue were punished M
long as life lasted. Asppily In our day
the sience OF medicine has been deyelnnei
the greaI storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped OF its ter
for by the use o. the esAMAnIrAN,S Ron IT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim ri
Scloiula. Ulc-rs. Sores. Pimples, biO,chee.
iFter. etc can be restored to sound health
10 lew weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
o the daik ages We are well aware. Manv
now iali 10 hnd q cure a. well as thew ia
then, To all such the Samaritan's a Root
ana h erb Juices will prove q happy bOon
Graduating all impurities from lfs blnd
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles W Il removo MN.
pies or olotches, thereby doing away with
CO. metie. IN powders. ROOT ANDHERR
!ulCES si.25 per bottle. Sent by express
to any address. %"
DESMOND 4 co.
S' kacestreet, Phi,adelpbin. Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
HYDROl.HOBIA.

Since writing an article on hydrophobia,
few days ago, We find that DR.. Carpenter,
Of Pottsville, Pa, has essayed to treat hy-
drophobia with steam baths, ssrichnia
and woorara, the last named, peculiar
poison, used by tribe Of South American
Indians, upon their arrows. The Reading
Eagle speaks of this method Of treatmen,
as original with DR.. Carpenter. This is
mistake, the fact is that the use Of the
woorara poison, as remedy for hydropho-
bia, was frs: proposed by Charles Water
ton, the naturalist of Walton Hall, Eng
land, in his "wanderings in South Amer
ica," as long ago as 1886. Woorara is the
deadliest known poison, but like the virus
of the rattlesnake, must be introduced bv
a wound if taken into the stomach, it is
said to be harmless its effect is to pro-
duce paralysis and cessation Of respiration.
There are we'll authenticated cases O. the
successful use Of the Woorara poison, for
Tetanus in horses. Why not men? There
can be no harm in irving it in hydropho-
bia, as thus far the disease is held to BE-
necessarily fatal.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29

We find, on our table, a copy Of the
Seuate Journal, fresh from the press Of
the Gazette, with comp imentary card from
the Clerk of the Senate, Mr.. Merris Tay-
lor. The work is far above the average
Journal in neatness of arrangement and
appearance, rejecting much credit upon
the Clerk. Mr.. Taylor will please accept
our gratitude for his kind remembrance
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
ICE q CREAM and FRUIT

Kyle the well known and popular oeaie.
in ice cream. confectionery. CAKES ana
fruits Is now At his accustomed stall in the
new second street Market House: where
he viii dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanlty and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers promPt-
Of life by doing the square thing tC all his
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic MICS with Ice cream, and orders can
be LEFT either at his stall or at his house,
northe ast corner of SiA tn and Orange streets
nayl5 6m
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
T.. f. kunkePs ustral & Il. F.
kunkeIs Shampoo for
the Hair

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world, = hev remove
dandruf. alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
ialilns off, aud promote the growth in q
very short time. They preserve and beau
ally tne hair. and render it soft and glossy,
pearehce 10 braid and wiry hair. AZ as a
halr dressing they are unriva led: eradi-
cate dand uff aud prevent badness, The
shampoo c cans the hair, removes greece.
serum, itching. eruption, Cures headache
shampoo aud Lu,tral restore hair to n MT
prsl and glossy color, restore faded. dry.
narsh and wiry hair. Price Der bottle 4,
Ak your druggist for them or send to z F
klnke!. Proprietor. NO. 259 North Ninth
street, Philadel pilia Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29

Everybody has heard of Sallie Ward
the sister of Matt Ward, who killed the
Covington school-master, aud the dashire
Di Vernonish, belle of Louisville, who
used to ride her horse through the market-
house, pay her fine and then ride back
again. Sallie has been thrice married and
twice widowed by death; and once by
divorce from her husband. She first mar.
ried Col. Bigelow Lawrence, son Of Hon
Abbot Lawrence, Of Massachusetts, big
manufacturer, and once our Minister TO
England. But Bigelow couldn't stand
Sallie's wild ways. He was too tame ar d
Puritanic, and hadn't been properly
brought up for the Kentucky society, es-
pecially that portion Of it that admired
his tco-dasbiug young wife, and 50 they
separated because Of incompa,abilily OF
temperament. One Of the irra,iug causes
wss Sallie's use Of paint, and curious cor
respondenre was pnt in evidence, from Sa /.
lies mother-where the latter advised
Sallie my dear stick to the paint Whethel
Mr.. Lawrence still lives or not we forget
Bnt his wife, that was, soon married again
DR.. Robert P. Hunt being her second vic
tim. This unfortunate died not very lon,
after marriage and his widow, still Gal
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
..sweet Forget He Not.1

This Is the tt'e of a new and mag nificeni
rus, composed by 'BoBBY NIwCoMB." 0;
minstrel lame. 1t is lung by PrimI Csc and
vest, o: Hayerly's MiDstYels: LelehaDt,
ma Hengler, Of the sroDy Pastor Troupe.
Adah Richmond, and other first class Al
.urely be admired by everybody. Price
cents per copy: can be hsd from any
music dealer, OF from the publisher.
#. W. HKx.MICE,
West Ath st. Cincinnati. O.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
THE HERALD
Tna uernnne 4eEaaA !

rns aernlsG AsEaaA
IL publisAsd every morning. undeys
G5ceptedl and delivered In NE Guy
WnmingtOn and surroeno1ng p,neee ms -
1sii snsscsipsi6us. 1ussaop nee. three
d0llAn pr annuM. -
en-, OBYaMR = Co. PuhssherA
No 81 shtplsy sHsse
I'm, ssv Wllmingsoa. Dsl.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
Tape Werm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, pin ard
I59 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat. 7 in
or stomach worms call On your druggist
md ask for bottle OF Kunkel's Worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never fails. Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed. Ali
other We rms can be readily removed,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29

6W. JoNE", Fancy Dyers, lS2 N. Front
~. ~. street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
y Hlne streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Yen Garments Of every deacrin-
~, s,On Die1 or Cleansed. Kid Shoes. Feafh.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
\ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The par les having failed tn cona n,~.,
secoloing TO con ntraet will open nv Nm.
sshm =. M ahd Ice Cream Garden Nos, 1T and
,s es. fourth street. To the public on Sat-
u.oay the bth day OF May. There ia = larva
saoi,lon 40 no being ad' ed to the Museum. and
Class order for the reception a. viSi,nrs s :, :.
VII ue Ioun lie mcst pleasant and coni
,amlIy resort In the atty A siass n sIsn
evening VI ." IN ths
sP0 WA.. II. CHADWICK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21
THE RED STAR,
One square from Canal street.
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FINE
de5 I'm SHOES.
OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD"
No. l6 st. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS, L,

NIW
The undersigned respectfully announce. to
the public that they are prepared to furnish q
complete Chain of Title or list of Transfers of
Real Estate in New Orleans. back to original
grant or purchase, when required; also full
Abstract of each transfer In the chain thus Sc
investing in Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or defective titles. The method of
our system, enables us to give information i'm
medately.
Attorneys, Notaries. Auctioneers, Land
Agents, Surveyors and all parties interested In
Titles to Real Estate, are invited to call and ex-
anime our Record"
del am l.. j. DODGE e. co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an Office at 1874 Canal street, between
cret of Ninon de pEnclos who, up to her death
in her seventy.--second year of age, retained the
beauty, vivacity and spirit as when she was
which is pleasant. even enjoyable. ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, as the skin
wonted lustre and strength, and viyacity re-
turns. The old become young and the young,
who have ruined themselves with late hours
vigor. and fire of youth. Ali diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential
de9 tt DIR. BILLIE, 154 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Friday and saturday Nights and Saturday
Matinee,
The Distinguished Comedian,
j. r. RAYMOND,
In his famous original personation of
COL. MULBERRY SELLERS,
With an able cast,
AN IDYL FOR THE HOLIDAYS-Th famous
and surprisingly beautiful drama,
DANIEL DRUCE,
By ", :; Gilbert, author OF "Pygmalion and
scenery and appointments. de21
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21
LEDGES! PLEDGES PLEDGES

r RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALL PERSONS
l. owing me back interest on articles pledged
by them to me to pay for same December "a.
All forfeited pledges will invariably be SOLD
AT AUCTION.
P. s.-The. sale will commence on the oath
streets, through Placide ]. Spear, auctioneer.
de1e st J. ANGLADE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21

MEDICAL NOTICE.-DR. ". BILLIE, sPE-
wi cialst for all Chronic Diseases. Private
Diseases and Female Diseases. has Just re-
turned from Europe. Office, I54 Canal street,
between .Baronne and Carondelet Streets up
stairs, Nervous Debility y Wea VI a. either n
short time. Private Diseases treated after a new,
sure and quick method Female DiseaseAt reated
with greatest success. Chronic DiseSses Of
Liver. Lungs Throat and Skin treated by the
latest and most approved methods Of Europe.
DIR. Bille's reputation as skilled and success
full physician is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity. and he has cured
hundreds of cases here which other physicians
had failed to benefit, which is well known to the
public. DIR. Billie is graduate from one of the
best colleges in Europe, and was for years as
sstant physician to Prof Ricord, Paris. Con-
situations and correspondence strictly conf
Dental. Charges moderate. 1854 Canal street.
r. W. BILLIE 154 Canal street. dec If
CEILING OUT BELOW COsT-THE Re
p mainder Of the stock Of CHINA, PLATED
WARE, GLASS. CROCKERY and HARDWARE
In store No. 100 CANAL STREET. is now being
sold out at BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION.
Among the stock are many articles OF silver
plated Ware; etc, etc.. we'll adapted for Holt
The store is offered for rent and the fixtures
for sale. j. Ct. GAINES.
de16 l5t Liauidator.