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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
AT wALTuER's HALL

a select masquerade party was gwen.
About forty couples were present. Prof
Birch furnished the music. The masks
were very amusing. Dancing was kept
up till this morning. Wslthers provided
the supper, which was one Of his best
The Nail City boat club gave a superb
dance and supper at their commodious
hall. Prof. Mayors band furnished the
muse The elegant lunch was provided
by Adams, OF the Garden Spot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
|. BLUM & BRO,
llO4 MAIN STREET.

For Dress Goods an Bottom prices go TO
i. BLUM & BROS.
For Prints at ali prices go 10
I. BLUM & BROS.
For Black Cashmeres go to
|. BLUM & BROS.
For Colored Cashmeres 20 10
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Black Silks OF every make at greatly
reduced prices, go to l. BLUM Il Bko's'
For Summer silks in handsome styles
and elegant qualities soto
[. BL UNI il BROS.
For Plain Colored 81 ks at sl.OO per yard,
go 10 l. BLUM bnO .
For Spring Cloaks and Doimans 90 to
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Black and Fancy Shawis go to
l. BLUM & BROS.
For Ladies Worstet and Linen Suits go
m /. BLUM & BROS.
For Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods
90 IN l. BLUM Il BROS.
II YOU wish TO save money and see a
large assortment OF Goods, deal ut
L. BLUM s. BROS,
apr22 IlOI MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
y fortune. 5th Grand Distribution, 1875
At New Orleans. Tuesday, MAY l4th.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incoTpoT-
ated by the Legislature Of tho slate for
Educational and Charitable purposes, IN
10 has since added a reserve fund OF $780,
OJJ, Its Grand Single Number DIstFi-
button will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or post
pOnes. Look AT the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50. 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
NOTES HALL

to attend the ball given by the Crescent
Boat Cub. Club swinging WAS also in
dulged in and the performers were much
appIaudcd. The supper was furnished
in excellent style by August NolLe. T.,
I. Cockayne provided the music.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
Oommissioner's Notice,
; In ChanceTy.

CtTAFE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
- Wheeling, in the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
TURNER HALL.

Last evening, at this hall, the Schmul-
bach guards gave very pleasant dance,
which quite large number Of our citi.
zens attended The hail was nestly
decorated with flags of various nations
The datcers "tripped the light fantastic"
to the music of Vass' band. Miss Otto
and Jack Hamilton secured the prizes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27

l5j7 Prizes, amounting tO-..............SllO,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all prominent points, TO whom a
liberal com ensatlOn will be paid.
Application for rates 10 clubs, should
only be made 20 the Home ONCE in New
Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, Tor
further information or send orders 10
". A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 6y2, New Orleans La
AL our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals q. T. EeauTegard and
Jubal a. Early. aplegbWS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
II Il - H..

NEW GOODS. FULL'WEIGHIh'
Nos. / and z HACKEREL,.u
Hail Barrels and.K Kits.
LABRADORE,
LAKE, and
POTOMAC HERRING,
maxwell Il ISRAn,
JAMS 1915 MAIN STREET
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

France has n solid South, too. In 1879 the
Girondlns. Mirabeau, Lafayette and Barnave.
Liberals, and Caatles and Mnury, Royalists,
were leaders. Though the Marseilaise aided
In bringing about the Reign Of Terror, tho
Saint-Just, Danton and Robeaplerre. Then
the South re-asserted itself with Barras, Boz
Daparte, Sleyes, Canbaceres. under tho Con
suiates; during the empire Bonaparte was
absolute, and tho only Two OF his soldiers who
could conquer thrones were So,ltherners
Bernadotte and Murat; after tho restoration
came Docazes villele, Pcyronnot. Martignac
and Polignac: under tho monarchy Of July,
Theirs, Gulzot. Isalltte, Casimir Perier and
Soult all came from beyond the Loire; 1913
gave the dictatorship 10 Cavaignac, ths sec-
ond empire revived the Bonapartst ascend
ancy; tho revolution Of 1870 elevated Gam
BETA, who like Murat and Cavaignac belongs
to CahorR 10 tho supreme power, and tho re-
public elected MS lis first President Theirs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
The Cathedral of GsIngur.

memoir on this great Cathedral of 90
lognc just published abroad by Prof Helm,
makes the startling assertion that this re-
nowned church Is threatened with ruin not
very remote. Solid ns the stone, which WIS
quarlied from tho Drackenfrls In the famous
district of tho Seven mountains, appears, II Is
n prcy 10 atmospheric ravages, turns soft and
0rtimbns. In the eldest part Of the building,
especially nj tho foot or the noble southern
tower ho says tho rOrniees, inouldings and
flleis arc so much injured that tho original
profile Is no longer 10 be soon. The larger
square stones. which arc being withdrawn IN
the process Of restoration. fall into crumbs Mt
the ightnst stroke Of tho hammer. Experts
almost shrink with fear from the thorough
examination Of the interior Of tho Cathedral,
dreadlng That they may be brought face to
face with the deplerable fact that the insid
ipus process Of decomposition Is going on In
tho gigantic arebea buttressea. Among pio1s
Germans II has iorg been u saying TINT when
tho golden CROSS shall have been placed upon
the summit Of tho completed central spire,
Professionals and Catholics will become recon
cled and ono church will exist In Germany.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
A FRENCH DUEL.
gnc ne FGur:Ou-G-anhetta Duel TIE Alb
surdlty ai the Fight.
ICorrospondoneo Now York Tlmea,l

Irorrospondonen Now York Timeal
M Fourtuu learned that ho was 70 fight the
next day while ut the opera with his vile,
and vet ant out the performance uninovod.
Nj Gnmbetla had been appraised Of tho situa-
tinn before dinner time. atill not sign was
appnrcnt of anxiety "a he alto his trul1lea and
game. and talked gnyy with his friends Mt
Tho banquet ~ tho Minister'S Of Agriculture
and Commerce. So much Tor tho prologue.
Nome but Il Homer ~ n iIudibras could
10 Justice to the rest, which, not possess
ing The talents ~ either. must describe
piosaIcaIly In few words. NJ. Fourtou's
seconds won the toHs for the pistols and the
measurement Of distance, VI. Gafnbctta's
friends got thp right to load and give tho
word. thc principals stayed In their car
liagns while Dr. CiumNDcoau poured In the
powder and drove home the balls In the rear
Of haystack and then, the proliminatles
being completed, stepped out, raised thor
hats nothing couli have been moro Re-
pcnce- took their places and waited for
the word" There was momonts inter
ruption-n man with gun and dog crossed
tho road Could he be- the Gnrde champefrc2
Would thia rural policeman Interfere with the
drama 2 Would wounded honor still remain
unavengcd Oh joy IL was not tho Grde
fhnmprfre but simply an amateur sportsman.
who said never Il word, but passed on short
distance, and then, after glance NJ tho du, /
iRts, lay down on the grass and gazed. Was
this position taken by the spectator because
somebody hold hi pistol awkwardly2 Any
suppositton is possible when u near sighted
man and man with one eye propose 10
fight Mt thilty-iivc PAGES. Mt the word. in
Toy. Al last al was made quite comforta-
hlc. Are you ready goutlemenr' Ready"
was tho reply Fire one. two, three Stop"
There was NJ need Of the last four sylables
A simultaneous bang bang almost accom-
panied tho first word. Tho smoke hung for
4 moment In TIVE little puirs, like haloa. above
the heads az tho cornbntants. and when
the surgeons pnCh having brought one
pith him, FOR fcHr or an accident rushed
Htc ward, they found 10 their Infinite salts
action that, except some ono had tnsrn
cold, their services would bc n sinccurc Then
all tho seconds and sawhoucS shook hands
thc principals bowed stinly. Sttll traa 10 the
traditions OF the RfDencc. the two parties
mounted again into their landau4, and every
body went nome to breakfast as Jolly as sand
bows. / have not heard how Jared tho chnI-
apnpor but Nj. Gamhctta had almost m ova-
flon: he had come, seen and conquered. AMI.
I'd no hubble man in France h complete with
,Ut al least ono duel III his record, no element
10 now wanting IN his greatness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
KELLOGG'S GAME.
xvu.T THE BuTLEH-COuRgN CONTEST
IA ysTnynED 70 BRING ABOUT.
fWasIinplnu Post |

Fvnry unco IN whilr n r,Imor Ia put upon
ifa travels that the Dcmocratic members Ol
fha Rennte are dissatisfied with Mr.. VIM. Pitt
KeIopp as nm assprlatp and that theit intnn-
tipn II u.s. good rs liked W give HIN his c0ngf
,vhen The slim Republican majority shall be
Turned into n substantial Democratic pre-
r,onderenre inter the fourth of March. The
contest beiweon Mr. HpoffDrd and Mr.. kel-
lpp. IL was urged ut tho time. was not fairly
nrnenndrd with and great dissatisfaction
was expressed TINT piles 81 Tho very
l,eet evidence was ruled out by tho Hopub-
llanne as dftnnde. Mr.. Kellogg has heard
these destinations quite frequently, AMI Tor q
fua fyna III NJ case IIN did not relish being
"tlone fpI" almost MS soon ns he was begun.
and consequently PIT hi4 wits at work to pro-
wide. II ppssihc nganst such consufnina-
linn ttpr Senator I,utrt's seat WINS given
him by the votes ~ Patterson md Conover.
everybody supposed That fight was ended,
and that claimant fotllin would promptly
nud uprmsnrntly aubaide Indeed. tho gen
tIeman himself gave his friends to understand
that no contested only because his party ro-
uulred II. and that IT. was forcgono conelu-
sion hn would not To allowed ~ enter tho
charmed circle when, therefore hn pressed
his suit after his competitor had boon scented
q good deal ~ surprise was manifested ~ was
MI lmpoeRllilty TINT anything should come
out Ut IT,, ne The Same vote that put Senatof
Butler In could always keep Corbln out. IT.
now trnnepiteR TINT Mr. CprBln Ii only n do
coy for Kellogg. An effort Is IT, be made ~
nut Senator Butler out IN order Tint Mr..
Wheeler may obtain the opportunity W rule
TINT Senator once seated cannot 10 tlnFnnt"d
byanything less thnn two-thlrds vote. That
ruling sustained aa 1t probably VII bn by inc
Heunfa ms at present constituted Mr.. Kellogg
thinks will olerntn very much lko y motion
Ia lny on the table motion to reconsider. "
In therefore for the PURPOSE ~ putting The
Democratic Senators on tho record That Mr..
Glarbjn In nritaiinR the Elections nrnmlttea,
and moi from any notion that Corbn's got the
ghost ~ show. knllogg's fine italian hand
II MI thp bottom ~ the whole business
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
gtce President RbesIer's Es'isnats "f IN
Importance ~ sis 1tfirr.
Washington Cor Cleveland Horald.l

Washington Cor. Cleveland Horald.l
Here are two good anecdotes told by Vice
President wheeler to-day. W n snglo listener
while taking lunch IN hia pntipr nj tho Capt
toI The Vice President had been saying thai
hc felt thr moss growing on him sIne0 his ~.
auutrntinn aud that he fretted good deal
under ihn enforced idlnnosa 81 hiE position
10 show how little rcal power and rerponsi-
hIIty attach to The official whom Franklin
proposed should br called Ellis Most Super
tIuolla lIrhnnsa !" he told this story 81 Ham
lin. "Whon lInmln was Vice Presiden'
he used 90 Say that the Office was tn
incanest one IN tho country lie was hoNlhg
In his chair In the Senate ono day when
came over from the House and asked him
jokingly II he could think Of anything that
would make hls happihess complete Yes,
he replied, III could have bowl 81 sweet
hakeI apploE and milk | should bo perfectly
happy / told him that was my fayoritor
lunch. and we went down to the restaurant
together While We we're eating llamlin
snld Wheeler, 10 show you what q no
account office this Vice Presidency Is, lot me
toll Won what happened to mo shortly a'tor
I was elected to IT.. An old friend, living IN
my county wrote mo that he would like " be
postmaster In his town. Tho Office paid a
salary of lust S2i year. wen, went W
Tho Postnaster General and no referred
mo 10 the first assistant, who hernmed and
hnwed awhile ana then said, The fact ls,
Mr.. Vice President. tho Congressman from
that district hns recommended another man
for this posto1ce. iIo represents tho people
now, ana you why All You don't represent
ANYBODY In particular So found the Vice
President " tho United States had not inu-
ence enough io get man appointed 10 y f95
postolIice." 10 this story Mr.. Whealer added
one about himself; "A few weeks after be
camr Vice President" he sald, u went one
Sunday 10 n church in Washington. The
good minister prayed for tho President and
The Cabinet, and for Tho Senators and mem
bera Of tho House Of Representatives., ana We
Governors Of the several states, and finally
for the heather. but nude no mention 81 the
Vice President. AS was walking home sam
Shellnhargcr came NJ and took my arm and
said. The preacher wns rather nara on you
Go leave yG,i out Of his prayer altogether.
Yes replied 1T struck me that he was. no
put me down below the heathen, as not worth
praying ror ~ ALL After awhile ! got ovor
irettiug about my lselcssness In tho govern
mont machine. although I always appear 10
NJ ysclf somewhat like n contingent remainder
OF an administrator dc boHis nom
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

How did IfrornO ever come To be called
Leghorp in English Probably IN this way
In order to pat down accurately the peculiar
soft 4 sound In thu Italian Ifr. tho English
traveller spelled It Legh. in analogy with
enough. But the English schoomaster, who
has m cXasperattng passion for Transparent
etymolngy. dissolved tho oh into two indie
pendent letters and spelled IeGh-orn rs IeO
horn. There are many instances Of this kind
in tho English language: thus. the .jcrnaniem
drfichokr. Tho plant is q sunower and not
an artlchohc. but as the tubcrs or It's root have
much resemblance TO those Of the true nrti-
choke this explains tho latter part Of tho
name. But now the first Well, the plant Is
native ~ Brazil. and was from thence
brought over Portugal and Spain to Italy
The Italians. noticing that II was a Runilowor
called II simply GUdsoin, and this name ac-
Gpmpanicd II when. In course of time. II was
brought To England. But the English school
masters, who did not know what that name
iheant and who must have n palpable mean
Ing In every word. transformed Gunsoia into
Jerusalem.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

washington Cor. Cincinnati Enduirer Doc To-
Senator Edmund4' speech on his bill 10 de
sfa,fnlne the mode of counting the vote for
president and NiCn President, tn tho Senat'
fso.day. attracted but little attention. Tho
fIrift az Edmunds argument, stripped OF all
of ifs verbiage and covert design, was that
fhs next Senate and House being Democratic.
in case Of another contested title to tho pres :
3antial office, the Democrats might repeat
- Tactics which the Republicans had i'm
F4,esed on them. Democratic Senators are not
inclined to oppose the passage Of the bin with
,s,mendm eut5 which will be offered because
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
SECOND rEnsnmDEn's COUNT.

Tho following cases were sent before the
Superior Criminal Court
Assault by wilfulIy shooting ut Homer
Eeehct.
Carrying concealed weapons IIy. Rightor.
Accused waived examination. SGnt before
tho FIRST District Court
Entering n house Ia tho daytime. eic. jos.
Lewis
Entering NJ night. etc jas Catman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
pstter Coming Here.

TUfnnInhh'f TOmW0tfiATT
WAsu1NdToN, Dec tO.-Uho Potter Com
mittee met this morning. but decided nothing
in regard 10 an investigation Of tho cipher
dispatches. Thoy decided to send n slb-com
mittee to Now Orleans to continue the inves.
tigation there. which was broken off last sum
mer by yellow fover. The cipher dispatches
were not discussed. Potter himself will be
chairman OF tho subcommittee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

Fayssoux h Coleman, for repair
ing and keeping the shelf and
ballast roads Of the first and
second sections, as per CON
tract .....,s.....t,....S So, OBS S3
Less ~ per cent retained 2D9 58- 832 25
ID. O'Leary. for running draining
machines. first section, MS per
contract ...4... 47gf GG
Less 10 per cent retained 70 lG- 7l2 30
Sam Burchfed. for running drain
Ing machines second section,
MS per contract ~ 1866 GG
Less 10 per cent retained GG GG coo 90
M. !. Gonnors, for running drain
ing machines, third section,
ms per contract S3gI GG
Less 10 per cont retained 80 lG- $50 80
Grand total .,.=...... sl2,G09 %
Adopted by the Council " tho city Of New
Orleans December 10. 1878.
Yeas Behan, Chevallsy, Glynn. Houston
1saaGson, Marks, Mealle.
l. W. PATTON, Mayor.
true copy:
RonT 9. Woop, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
MAyoRALTy or New ORLEANS. /
City Hall. DoGember ~. 1913.

City HILL. Doeember H. 1913. !
No. administration SeriesI
An ordinance providing for The payment Of the
several accounts therein named.
BE It ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and arc hereby made for tho
month Of November 1873, and that the
Administrator Of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment Of the same whenever there shall
10 money IN tho city treasury to the credit Of
the appropriate fund for each account and
not otherwise appropriated:
Barley X Faysspux. for repairing
and keeping III repair the street
bridges Of the First, Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
Districts, as per con-
Less 10 per cent retained le7 s. $3.50 SO
hartley " Fayssoux, for cleaning,
repairing and keeping in re-
pair tho paved and unpaved
streets Of the First and Second
districts, as per con
tract ....... ..........S ~, 255 "a
Less 10 per cent
retained 1923 81
Less fine impos-
edbyA dmin-
istratOr of
Improve
monts .... 1,4oO 90 2.O2s 81 1850 43
Barley 4 Fayssoux, for cleaning,
repairing and keeping in re-
pair the unpaved streets Of the
Sixth and Seventh Districts,
~ per contract .. 1874 ~
Less 10 per cent retained . - % 1886 -
+. Curry, for repairing and keep
ing I'm repair the street bridges
of the Second District, as per
contract ................ SIG G6
less 10 per cent retained ~ G6 375 90
Z. GIcnnon, for cleaning repairing
and keeping in repair the
street bridges and unpayed
streets Of the Fifth District, as
per contract ......... SllG &c
Less 10 per cent retained II Co S375 90
John kaiser for cleaning repair
ing and keeping In repair the
unpaved streets Of the Fourth
District, ~ per contract 81 900
Less 10 per cent
retained -. 500 co
Less fine impos-
ed by Adj
minstratorof
Improve
ments 5000 90 $500 90 100 90
Thos. Bergin, for cleaning, repair
Ing and keeping in repair the
paved and unpaved streets of
the Third District, as per con-
tract 1929 16
Less 10 per cent
retained S122 81
Less fine impos-
ed by Adj
m nstrator
of Improve
ments 49,. 500 CO. s222 o. 1905 %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
MAYoRAIIY oF New OHEAas. /
CITY Hall. DAcemhet ". 1918.

mo 47ot Administration Series
HeaOiped That the sum Of 1913, ti3 10 be and
the same Is hereby appropriated IT, pay the
pny roll Of the Crescent City Police for the
month Of November. 1878, and that tho Al
minisiratnr 81 Public Accounts warrant ftr
tho payment of the same whenever there Is
money to the credit Of the appropriate fund
aud not otherwise appropriated.
Adopted by the Council Ut the city OF Now
Orleans December 10, 1873.
Yeas Brhan, Chsyalley, Glynn, Houston.
tsaacson. Marks. Meallle.
I. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
HoBr y. Woop, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
n Wnnp. Hncrei.nrY.
MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS.
City Hall. Dsesmber ~. 1878.

mo. 47D2 Administration Serles
An ordinances providing for the payment 81
tho several accounts therein named.
he H. ordalned, That the following nppropri-
afions be and are hereby made for the month
pf November, 1879. and that the Administrator
Of Public Accounts warrant on tho Admins.
traitor " Finance IN payment Of the satne
whenever there shall be money IN the city
treasury 10 the crNdit " the appropriate fund
for eacli account and not otherwise apprO-
priatHd:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
sUpERIOE CRIMINAL COURT,

Tho succession ~ ~ Dumot1chel was
pened and q. Frederic was enaDcipated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
COE vtGrEI.

Crime against nature Joe Griffin, cOlFed.
The jury brought I'm n verdict of guilty.
Counsel for defense made n motion for new
trial. which was filed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

they do not believe that Il can be passed In
both houses this session. and for this reason
think II a waste 10 spend much time In dis
rtIeGjDu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
Russian, Turkish. sulphur md uedicatss
VapDr baths,
Electro RaineolDgi caI Treatment,
German Mineral Mnter Raths


Prepared from tho active principle Of these wa
tors for the benefit Of those who are unable 10
visit these plaess. They are imported from tho
springs Of KI8SINGEN. EMS, KREUINACH.
CARLSBAD, WETsBA DEN. BADEN. BADEN,
and all othor renowned German Watering
places.
Tho following maladIes have been SUCCESS
fully treated In this Institutes:
Chronic Diseases Of tho Air Passages Iver
stomach, Kidneys Bladder Female Complaints,
Neuralgia. Paralysis. Ssxual Debility Sperma-
tnrrhen and oil diseases Of the nervous system
swelling Of the spleep. chronic Blliousnsss and
CONSTRUCTION. Skin Diseases In all their various
types. Abuse Of Mercury. Rheumatism, Seiatlnh.
hibumlnous, Climatic and Mercurial Hheumn
tism, HerOfula. etc
Tho curative virtue of this treatment Is proven
hy. The numerous discusses relieved and cured in
this Institute
IN THE PRIVATE DEPARTMENT
MI diseases and inflrmlties Of the Urinary md
Generntive Organs have attention. These dan
eerous aud malignant diseases receive the most
careful md thorough consideration In oil their
various forms and conditions.
DR. JONAS may ba consulted by letter and
his remedies forwarded to any part Of thelUnited
States.
Hours of consultation from q. m. 10 7 D. m
sundays from n. m. " , .. m. nO36 ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14

Murder Louis OGrndy and Matt Gaennie,
charged with tile killing " Paddy Jones, On
Royal street, on tho twenty Fourth of August
last
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
WAR! WAR;! WA2!!!

GEE PROF. BERTRANDs REMEDY FOR
> the destruction Of all nOxious INSECTS and
GRASSES. especially Of the Coco and Bermuda
For further particulars apply TO the depot.
NO. SO CarendeIet street.
nos If A. L. STUART, Agent.