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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
THIRD WARD.

THIRD WARD.
william Roua. two hundred and thrty-two
votes. Wv
". J, Wiley, thirty votes.
Charies Il. Egelly. eleven votes.
FOURTH WARD,
vntos.
Charles Hicks. one hundred and sixty-one
votes.
FIFTH WARD
John I!i'fletOn, one hundred and six votes
=; T. Millikan tWeuty three votes,
Chatles Johnson. twenty-five votes
And, acting, by virtue and in obedience to The
Hwy imposed upon mo by said act I do hereby
u9t4Ho me Iolt wing named persons to have
neon duly elected to Tho Offices herennftnr men
toned, each Of said persons 50 announcnfl hny
ing tecelTed the greHtnst number Of votes east
iof Inc ofliGe for which such unrsGn wna a. crn-
If,me, and to which he has bonn hereiu dnoIarna
duly olacted to wit: 0'1 " ''''' ''
For I,or !, hnR'r9,s9nt,ative-F I'r,s T. Barthelomy
For Hherif-John Asberry, ~
For Coronnr~K. w Harper
~ uJueticfs OF the Feaco-Fir~t Ward. Hamilton
Clark: Second Ward Mnthew Pngo: Third
WIud sl9xannar Armstrong: Fourth Ward A.
}. Whdd9ll; Fifth Ward r. ! Lewis.
e. Constahles,hlrst Ward Emmanuel Taylor:
zones zones 9ell Fourth, Ward, Frank Rose; Fifth
Ward, Martin Lewis
Ct Police -, Jurors-Firat Ward, Leopold Mayer ::
Second Ward Peter Bax; Third Ward WjllinIn
fuss: Fourth Ward. Jack Sneiing: Fifth
Ward. John LittIeton.
State OF Louisiana, nt tue city of NeW UFfeana MS
this twenty second day of Novembar. A. d. 1878
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of Lafayette.

DE IT REMEMBERED. THAT ON THIS DAY
- he undersgned authority, acting by virtue
the extra session of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Louisiana, approved April H. 1877.
having complied the election returns, filed In
LAFAYETTE on the fifth day of November, A.
D. 1878. under the constitution and laws Of this
State and the proclamatton CT his Excellency
Francis T. Nicholls. Governor OF the State OF
Louisiana. giving the names Of Bll the candi-
dates voted for. for the office hereinafter mon
and the number OF votes actually cast for each
candidate. as shown by said returns, do hereby
officially announce and declare the Same to be
as follows. to wit:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
H. D. Guidry. eight hundred and eighty eight
G, DeBaillion seven hundred and seventy-ave
votes.
Eraste Mouton, one vote,
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
N. 2. Riaues. fifteen hundred and four votes,
H. EaStin two votes.
FOR SHERIFF.
Hazard Eastin, eight hundred and eighty
five votes
Gen. o. LeBlanc. four hundred and ten votes.
Lolland F. Riduez. three hundred and sixty
''A ''''0 FOR CORONER.
Alexander Comeau, twenty seven votes.
n. Gludeau. fifty votes.
Perrin CCmeau. fifty light votes.
John Cbargeois, thir rty- one votes
a. J. GODDARD, two votes.
J. P! Roy. eighteen votes
W. s. Stutes, one vote.
Q. IL. MOuton, thre3 votes.
+. G. Latlrolais ten votes.
- Lananviile, three votes.
Eraste MOuton, one vote.
Joseph Sage, one vote.
L. s. Mudd. one vote.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
FIRST WARD.
Paul Martin one hundred and twenty votes.
j0H ord F,r1r Hrn1 yyp$n
Bapt1ste Clement. thirty five votes.
SECOND WARD.
Preston Huffpauer one hundred and three
votes.
J. D. Ducharm. eighty-three votes.
Hugh Wagner. sixty six votes.
THIRD WARD.
N. Connolly, four hundred and thirty eight
". B. Lindsay. three hundred and forty three
votes.
Alfred Chargois. one hundred and thirty votes
H. M. Bailey. fourteen votes.
FOURTH WARD.
L. A. Le Blanc, one hundred and thirty eight
NJ. NJ. Hartman. one hundred and thirty-seven
votes.
SEVERN Bonin. one hundred and twenty-six
votes.
F. P Permit. seventy-four votes.
FIFTH WARD.
Sidney Greig. one hundred and seventy-o
Alveaud Mieux, one hundred and twenty
three votes.
CoNsTABLEs.
Honore sonnier, one hundred and thirty one
votes.
Dupre Dugas. ffty-two votes.
Jacques Latioinis, thirty nine votes,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

Hnndidate, and 70 which he has been herein de-
clarod duly elected. to wit:
r. Hite. N''''' ''NA "''01N
e parish Judgo.Ftram e. Carver.
Sheriff. "A. J. Echavsrin
Coroner Edward Ford
JnSllcNs OF tho PeacaFirat Wnrd Ben Bnnia-
1i AIan nGfond T;fot r WHrd mhomna HIl Third Ward
Mard, Oliver WiIllams sixth Ward I)cae r. f.
mmthntifop; S8venth Ward, l. P Hehert: Eightt
WArn, Albert ?. Iauve; Ninth Ward K n
enth ,,t Wprd p 1'"rn r. T91n ~ G. Molliero; Flew
sacond O0n5df"WRoSF!r2, Wo+d IT, W4t Lov1 Washington:
Pnpn5S PR Wdrd hpg VoF9s Fo9h War Anbin G. gonTe
Z Nelson; Sev0nth Ward piarre Juliet: Eighp{h
Warn WE q hlcbolns T. Pintado;, Ninth Ward, Ana
Eevaanth Ward, D. Landry. '''''l " ''''''''i'7'
Police rJur9rarFrzt yard. L. D. Truxlllo;
second Ward. ". y. RatlifT. Third Ward + M
Bryant: Fourth Ward. Drau7in lIgmSl: Tjfth
Wnrd. T. Laurence Pugh; Sixth Wrr1 Inn
,lolnh P4on!dlo,tton; 9}oyenth, Ward. Bionvon1p
Witness my signature and tho seal Of tho State
nf Louisiana At the city Of Now Orleans, this
tWenty-secOnd day OF Novambnr, A. D 1874
OSCAR ARROYO
nrt RI
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Royalty does not enable a man to escape
either death or marriage. Victor Emmanuel
has just been laid to rest, and now comes AL
phonsO's wedding. To day Spain rejOices. Her
young king, holding his throne by the voice of
the people, and able to sustain it by arms
against all corners, calls to his side a beautiful
and yirtuOus wife. The novelty, in these later
days, of a Spanish queen with a character is
so striking and agreeable that no cOngratula
tons on the happy event can be too warm.
The young couple commence their united
reign at an suspicious moment. All claim
ants To the throne are at present quoted, their
nation is at peace, their cOunselOrs are wise
The only drawback on the cheerfulnesS of the
picture Is the spectral appearance of ex- Queen
Isabella. whose little plan of attending the
marriage proved a decided failure. scowling
glOOmily from the background.
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ACTION OF VEGETINE.

large class OF disease depends on the presence
OF a morbid material in the blood Or what amounts
TO the same thing, on the constant working OF .
morbid process in that fluid. The object in the
treatment OF such diseases is to obtain in each case
some remedy that shall be able to counterfeit this
process that shall destroy the morbid influence at
work, and thus restore health. VEGETINE acts on
the blood and on the system generally; and, when
used 1t Is absorbed taken up by the veins and cir
culated through the system with the blood reach
ing the most hidden and remote parts In all blood
diseases, humors diseases of the skim and nervous
ness, it iSa safe and sure remedy.
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HullO. There are other cities besides Wash
ingtOn that find an elective government an
expensive luxury. 1t is stated that Frederick
City, Maryland, is getting tired of the expense
Oh carrying on city government, and will
petition the legislature, praying for the abO-
litiOn of the city charter. and the investment
OF municipal affairs in the hands of five COM
miSsiOnerS. In New York city the despair of
the taxpayers over the hopeless condition of
the city finances under the rule of the 'shOrt
hair voters, is Illustrated by the fact that the
democratic WOrld feels constrained to urge
that the affairs of the city be put into the
hands of receivers. Exactly how the re-
ceiyerShip is to be accomplished is not
stated, but the prevailing discomfort amongst
the thinking people of the city with the man
agement of affairs is shown in the appearance
of the article
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GEO. O. HENNING,
40 Seventh street n 10.
AN ANXIOUS MOTHER
SAVES HER CHILD,

Hoping my feeble but honest statement NAV reach
the eye OF some anxious mother, cheerfuIy write
the details OF the sickness of my child who is nine
years Old. She was taken sick in the year 1867
She had dreadful cough, and raised frightfu
quantities every time she cOughed. / EMPLOYED
several prominent Physicians still could daily see
the flesh wasting from her bones, until every phy-
stefan who attended her pronounced her case hope
less: indeed, she had got so low and far gone that
no one expected she would live from one hour to
another Though not thinking could save her, I
iet that. as long as life existed, must continue
trying. While in this despalring state of mind
was ADVISED TO Try VhGE1INK, and, although did
not indulge in the least hope, commenced it by
giving small doses and could see her revive under
dlreIui disease, Scrofula, showed itself by sores
appearing and dischargng one at time, until there
we're nse large running sores right opposite her
lungs which seemed firmly migrated into the sys-
1ell. sui after these sores appeared, she began to
mend rapidly, l gave the VEGETINE more freely
Inen; and this was the only medicine searching
enough to bring it ont. Finally the sores COM
menced 10 heal and they disappeared in the same
way as they came.-One at a time: and. at the end
OF sly months from the time commenced to give
hef tEGETlNE- every sore had disappeared and
she was completely cured. She is now enjoying
good health, with no signs of ScrOfuIa or COnsump-
ton; 1t shows concusively that VEGETINE saved
her life; aud do not hesitate to proclaim it as the
most indispensable article of medicine that has
been discovered.
MRS. GEORGEG. BROWN
E1, No: Cambridge street.
East Cambridge Mass, May s. 1870.
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r STANLEY JONES,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Oil SKvENTH.SrREKr,
Ho7ySoe FIR ,CuTo

ST., bet. 18th and 18th n 3 stories m SOS. 900
st bet LIST and I'd ne. stories m. imps. 25 900
18th St. bet; r and NV. 8 stories m. :. 1900
ST. bet. I'd and Sd Sc, 8 stories, Is mi 5000
IS AND and 3 ssSrss
ST., bet. 18Th and 14th n. W. st., rs..m.i ZOO
ana ana hSsn stcr s5 10 SSS
st. bet Sd and 4th Re, room frame .,.... q 800
4th st bet. Q and n.w.,2 st. 6 rs nod.i 600
Gap ST. bet 9TH 9Th se.e: u rs, mi 900
Mass Gap i Hn st. 81. 10 fs ~ 9 9
Sh ST. t bet I'M N and stories modi:. 5000
4.h st., bet and Bs.e. stories: mod imps 900
st. bet Cap and LIST NV. 2 story frame -. l. 800
ST. bet. 14th and 18th NV 3 stories, mi . 4 900
oth st bet. Fin frame, l'ge ground 1000
9th st; above Boundary n.w..2 st. 3 rs, MI 1000
st.; bet Sd and 4th ne, stories, mod imps 800
ST. bet. ed and 23d NV, 3 st. 8 rs, mi 1900
goth st. bet 8 and Tn W. ? story frame 800
= bet 9th and 10th W, st: II rs, mi 10 900
1ath ST. B bet and eco
st. bet Car. and Isl. ST. rs. NIL. g 500
Ny5s Ha snd 1t store
St bet. I'd and Sd NV, 8 ST. 10 rs, mi 10. 600
k 5asS st, 18th .sst: Il 1000
Buuding Lots For Sale.
side F. bet. 18th 10th 2ssx121 #. 81. %
side Mass. ay bet. 7th& 18th ,62yl6Oft 60
side =, bet 14th 18th NV. 2x113 it,. 90
Corner New Hampshire ave. and 10Th STU. 60
w. corner 14th and Pierce st n. W, with imps SO
18th, bet. and SITS. n.e..................... Ia
NV. corner LIST and X SITS. n.e.............., 40
SIDE Rhode Island ave. bet. 14th and 18th sts 40
NoTtn Sapltol, bet. ID and SITS. ne. ......... rs
Wanted.
A neat seven or eight room DWELLING
HOUSE, with modern improvements located be.
tween r and N SITS. and 18th and 14th SIS NV
To cost not over "a, 900. 1--WE
To Loan.
80 600, 81, $780, 81 600 on irst-class real estate
security. 0''''''
j. STANLEY JONES,
1l6-tr oil Seventh street.
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The use of the cigarette is growing quite
general from the superstition that it is a harm
less form of tobacco. but the doctors say that
1t IS peStilently injurious; worse even. than
the cigar or the pipe Those who indulge in
the practice ARE easily excited, and have a
tendency TO vertigo, and dimness of vision, be-
sides being troubled by dyspepsia" They are
also liable TO bronchial and throat diseases.
and excessive indulgence tends to produce
aHiPmia, which is one Of the first steps toward
sOftening of the brain.
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DIR. Puryis. We hear, boasts that lie will be
able to defeat the Hendee bill This bill does
not restore suffrage to the District but what
Is very much more to the purpose, it does pro-
vide that the government shall bear a fixed
proportion of fifty per cent. of the expenses of
the District which are now crushing the tax
payers. On the whole we would advise DIR.
PurylS tn eonfine his attention strictly to the
performance of his duties at the Freedmen's
Hospital, and not undertake to defeat a meas
ure OF such vital Importance to the people of
this District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-23

The annual meeting of the board of regents
OF the Smithsonian Institution which takes
place this evening, will no doubt be the Occa-
sion of some interesting proceedings in refer
ence to the plan of proposing to Congress to
relieve he Institution from the care OF the
NATIONAL Museum, and to erect a suitable
building for the reception of the vast amount
of museum materials. largely drawn from the
Centennial Exposition. now belonging to the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-23

The New York assembly has passed the resO
luton providing for an investigation of the
coal combination, but. 10, there will be moth
ing found to investigate. 1t is true that the
price of coal has gone up in a way to make one
suspicious or perhaps certain that a cOmbina-
ton has been formed, but there is no legal
proof OF its formation and the common belief
IN its existence Is due to rImOr and news
paper reports. The companies dodge the re
sponsibiity for the effect of their understand
ing, by signing no papers, thus furnishing no
ground for investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-23

It was cruel of Senator Blaine to disturb the
shade Of Webster by refiectin. on the patriot
ism OF Massachusetts in 1872 If it be true
that Massachusetts was unpatriOtic. she
should be cOnciliated. Let us be consistent.
aud dwell together in unity
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To Correspondents.


Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of The STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, ETC., should In all cases he made payable
20 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CONPANY,-not to that of any Individual.
@rAnenymous communications not read; re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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Gold down to 10llI to-day! IsthiS a genuine
iall, or are the gold men maneuyering for
effect upon Congress-
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.JoHNsTE13NN,ssc AoAnENH Ct ARTS
35I PepRsyirdns1 0reH0r
Goods ON exhibition at Z. f. NEwTON'S jew
elry establishment, 461 Penn. ave.
Crystal Ivorytype Painting. Lace Work, Imper-
ishable Wax Flowers. Autumn Leaves and Foliage,
PreseI walton of Natural Flowers. jan23-2t.
DERBY d BROTHER
Are now Offering very Choice Stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
STRIPED M ANR GsE aiKS sttkss
FRENCH PERCALINES,
WHITE GOODS,
TABLE LINEN,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
LINEN SHEETINGS, A.. 81, g., 81. 81,
10-4, and ia.
- OF the Best Brands and at the Lowest Prices.
'OND DOLLAR Shirt
to be found in the city. Completely Made and
Ready for Laundering.
WARRANTED
to be Genuine WAMSUTTA MUSLIN
To have very fine three-ply ALL LINEN
BOSOMS. To be Splendidly Made in Every Re
spect. To he Full Fashioned and Perfect Fitting.
AN INSPECTION OF STOCK rs SOLICITED.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY 4 BROTHER.
12i-2t Penna. 0cc., Cor. 9th street.
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EOR RENT,
I By r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and SITS, q, w.
Three new Stores, 1419, 1923 1925 N, Y ay.n.w x76
" once Rooms over above stores from SIS to IS
stores, from 917 to 925 7th st NV, each 65
4DWeillng Houses over above stores each ...... IS
300 18th St rooms, mod. imps. .......... IS
110 NJ st. NV, rooms and bath, mod. imp. so
I'll 81 n w. - rooms and bath. mod. impS. 40
SS7 ID st. NV, 10 rooms and bath, mod. imp. 35
store corner Louisiana ave. and 9th st. n.w... 80
!4d6 !!th st. NV. 10 rs, mod imps. 35
ITO ilth ST. NV, rooms, gas and water. 20
FOR SALE-An elegant new double House, with
every mod. convenience: one of the best locations
in Georgetown, very cheap.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city,
81, 500 to $50. 600.
An the property on my books has been reduced in
price. jan19-tr
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
nouncements early I'm the day possible, and In
nj cases before IL o'clock NJ. The insertion In the
same days issue Of those reaching the once after
that hour cannot be assured.
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VEGETINE z.
MY SON SPEAKS.


Mr.. II. X. STEVENS
Dear SiT:-This il TO show that nv son wa taken
sick In January, 1864, with Scrofula, which came
ont in large sores and ulcers on his leg and hip.
HIS leg was swelled more than twice It's natural
SIZE; he had several doctors of high standing in
tnelr professionalism from Boston and three from
Charlestown-wfthOut getting bit better. He was
oDhgsd 10 lie wherever he was placed, for he had no
use OF his limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes OF his living, We're told to try VEGE-
TINE, the great Blood Remedy; and he had taken it
9nt short time before we could see great change.
The sores ran so bad that we had to change the
cloths four or five times day. Still he was getting
BETTER; for he could move his limbs, and help him.
self little. He was soon able to set up'in bed and
by constant use of NEGETINE it has cured him
He has lame leg. which he will probably have for
life: but we all honestly believe, If we had used
NEGETINE before We had bothered with those doc.
tors ii would have saved the use OF his Leg and re-
stored it to natural health. hope all those troubled
with Scrofula will read this testimony of me and
my son, who Is now we'll, and able to speak for
himself. CATHERINE MAHONEY,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
10 Trenton Street. CharlestOwn, Mass.
The above plain but honest statement conclusively
shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects of
The NEGETINE in Scrofula.
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ENOR SALE-Niee CANARY BIRDS, excellent
- singers, at a very low price: also, Female .x :.
pass the door. q. NJ. GAETZ. jan23- I'm. "
FLORIDA ORANGES.
FLORIDA ORANGES, fresh from the groves
ID prime order just received
Wholesale and retail. by
J. Il. BRYAN 4 BRO
J-'-"t Sos PeHHu acc.
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MeDOC RAFFLE POSTPONED

~ ffhlDA1 NIGHT, FEBRuARY L ISIS
mnen u II. vii take place without fail The q
ticiet-6oders until Hf tfst the fsm Indulgence q
remains unsold 80 Tickets TO make m The rsop,-oa
numner OF lou chances. There win he a FET DE
Tor Tickets al MILLER'S Restanrant 81, Z
street, EVERY NIGHT up 10 the LIST OF febrn,rr,vh
18th street. iSi 20
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nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.
= he partnership heretofore existing between
LUTTRELL & BURFORD is dissolved this DAY
by mutual consent. NJ. q. LUTTRELL,
WIN. 4. BURFURD,
will continue business at my former Office. No.
IoS street northwest, where 1 Will be glad TO
have the continuance of the business OF my old
clients and customers, and solicit q good share Of
ness. WN " pJyprISpn
January Il 1878. ian2l-3C
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REMOVAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, TAeWsu
y sot k r.. PrdcftcaI Hgtter, has removed =
made to order. Remodeling Of 6uk Hats -
Ho~1~s. 0epAS-0
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
HATS! HATSu HATsIU
UMBRELLAS AND CANES, -
AFULL ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
At
WALTER HER,s,
1419 Pennsylvania Arenae,
jams Above willard's Hotel.

SHIRTs CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
= PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT
G. GEO. MEGINNISS,
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1OO2 Streef
Northwest, Washington, ID. @.
We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS To
ORDER In the most elegant manner for 81 IS
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made TO order OF Wam-
sutta Muslin and Twenty-sne Hundred Linen for
A.25. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready-made. OF
Wamsutta Muslin and Twenty -one Hundred Lin
twist Muslin and Eighteen Hundred Linen for a.
cents Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, IL, I2X and
u inch, only go cents. Fine Four-ply Reyersible
CUFFS only 70 cents pair. Sir Finest Four-plJ
LINEN GOLLARS for 81. Heavy Canton Fian-
mel DRAW EMS, only 90 cents. All goods made 90
order and guaranteed TO give satisfaction both In
quality and ut. All goods sold are cuaranteed az
oHIy.
aug24-tr 4. YOUNG CHM, Manager.
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DOUGLASS,
Ninth and F streets, st. Cloud Build;no.
FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE OF
LADIES ENTERTAINMENT
And HAMBU RG EMBROIDERIFS
Beginning on SATURDAY, 26th instant and
continuing until further notice. Every article Of
fered viii be the best of Its kind made on heeler
x Wilson machines, fully warranted, and sold for
less than cost of production, and I'm many cases less
than price OF making. Ladies desiring good arti-
cies, well mad, al less prices than ever offered
are invited 70 call.
DOUGLASS,
9th and + SITS. ST. Cloud Building.
I23-tr
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month Bull
etin' Of all property for sale and rent on nv books
which can be had on application at my once, or
will be sent by mail If desired.
Loans
50, 500, 81 OO0 $500, $500 $780, at per cent iostr
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ENRESH CTCUMBERS
Il FRESH TOMATOES
FRESH SHAD
HARD-SHELL CRABS
CANVASS BACK DUCKS
SWEET BREADS.
AND ALL KINDS
MEATS POULTRY. FRUITS AND VEG
ETABLES AT THE
C0TTIGE M4RKET
SIS Fourteenth street
I2S-it- GEO. HI'NTLEN 4 90
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FLORIDA ORANGES.
WASHINGTON HOME REMEDIES.

SEVEN FOR A QUARTER.
ohe large and six small. SURPRISES Capcine and
POROUS. sure cure for Cuts Burns, Bruises and
Rheumatism. 'N'
SOD 5y al Druggists. ASK for a Circular.
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DROPOSALS.
To PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS
Proposals will be received up to THURSDAY
January "a, for Work on Two Houses on Nj street.
Inc owner reserves the right to reject any or all
bids IL the price is not satisfactory. Plans at C.
II. HARNESS., corner 18th street and New
York avenue, until clock. i2l- 3ts
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WANTED Is or 20 HORSES or MULES to
keep on my Farm In st. Mary's county, ~
care, oats, corn and hay, and paddock va
run on In good weather. Inquire of Jerome john
Agricultural Warehouse.
j17-6t' H. ID. SMITH. Arlington. Va.
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TOR RENT OR SALE-1448 st., new fin
- ished In best style; Ii rooms; every room
heated, including bath and servants rooms speak.
ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg
etable and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-28

TIE bill fixing the compensation
OF county superintendents OF schools
has passed second reading in the
house. 1t provides that snperiuton
dents OF all the counties, eyccp,
Philadelphia, shall receive - for
every school aud rs cents for every
square mile in their county. II the
amount does not reach $500 they
shall receive that amount In ev
cry county having 100 schools and
over the salary saall be at least ST.
0o0. and no. exceeding $4,000.
According 10 this the salary OF the
Superintendent Of Snyder county
will he 900.
There ia but one other county in
tho State that paid 80 low q salary
% onr county. Our directors did
not seem to realize The fact that the
amount saved by them in making a
low salary for their Superintendent
only went to some one elses pocket
The salaries a. fixed by the bill
will not increase the amount hereto
fore appropriated.