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SANITARY CONDITION OF THE FIRST
DISTRICT.

TIE report of DR.. W. Fl. Watkins. sanitary in
spector of the First District for the month of
August, submitted to the Board of Health.
shows the following
YELLOW FEVER CASES:
Whites-Adults 1926. children 1872: males 1880
females 74s natives of New OIL ans SAL, foreign
ers T4S nativity not stated $780, total whites 1925
Colored-Adults AS children SO; males 49, te~
males IS: natives of New Orleans At. foreigners
81. nativity nUtStated 16 total cOiored s4
DEATHS:
Whites 6s7 colored 10: number of cases not
classified for want of particulars, Ill.
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One of the pleasantest reco'lections of the
Centennial trip to Philadelphia thousands of
peonte will connect with their pleasant quarters
and agreeable treatment at the Golonnade Hotels
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No establishment where Betting in used
Cam Afford to be Without lC.
BY TIE USE OF 1T
NUTRITIVE ELIXIR.

A preparation of BEEF, Of same character az
the we'll known Elixir Durros and much less
expensive. An admirable TONIC and FOOD In
DEBILITY. WANT OF APPETITE and GEN
ERAL LOW CONDITION OF HEALTH. fre~
scribed by physicians. and to be used under Oh
reetion Of the medical attendant, in CONFAL~
ESCENCE from YELLOW FEVER
For sale by all druggists.
no1a1v IL. LYONS. Sole Proprietor.
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A YOUNG Girls Death,

At Il O'Clock Wednesday night @ girl named
Lizzie Payne was taken to the CHARITY Hospi-
ness Mt the, corner Of common and Franklin
streets. Ihe girl fingered until 8 o'clock yes.
terday morning, when she died. AS she showed
signs OF having been poisoned, the coroner
AID City Physician Beard held an autopsy, and
t ~ out her stomach gave it to be Analysed
u +, Erieund stated that the girl had often said
people dying Of yellow fever, and he is of tho
opinion that she took an overdose Of NOR
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*No further official notice was taken Of the
fever in 1853.
mo further notice in 1867.
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FEVER STATISTICS.
FEVER TABLES.

The table below has been carefully compiled,
and will be found interesting. suggestive and
consolatory.
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HOMEupATHIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Rooms NO. a32 Canal street.

This Association having extended its facilities
for rendering aid to the SICK offer their services
IN anv who desire medical treatment and care
Anplication made to the above address, or 10
any of the undersigned officers. will receive
prornpt and efficient attention.
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President
j. G BELDEN NJ D..
A. BID. VLLLENEUYE VI. D..
Vice Presidents,
c. G. FISHER. Secretary.
Fl. I. STEVENSON, Treasurer
se9*tf
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SECOND DT~VRaCT COURT,
crrc,c,rcsInNs npENr1

SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
Jean Lacoste, Louis Montedonico, Joseph
Leyillier John Parsons and Angel Fernandez
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Signal Service Local Report.
New ORLEANS, September u, 1878.

Maximum temperature II degrees: minimum
temperature GA degrees, No rainfall
HORSES JUST RECE1vED-Jas. Regain pro-
Baronne street, has inst received car load OF
good sized horses they are oil young and kind
suitable for doctors undertakers or hackmen,
Mr.. Regain Is q recognized authority on horse-
tesh and hos seeeted these with special view
OF III ling the deficiency existing here for such
stock.
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kECAIllb
100 individuals given 6 to IA meals each 1923
100 individuals fed twice a day at SOUP
house, .....,.....,..,... $40
Among the reports handed in yesterday we
find the following one. which needs no COM
ments:
NO. 1911 DRYADEs STREET.
inh ebited by Mrs, Riley and child and Mrs.
Mckenna. The husband OF the latter died one
week ago of yellow fever. she being very near
her confinement ut the time an being perfectly
destitute. Tho landlord If the house sub let to
q man Of the name of O'Keefe. who rented the
house to Mrs. Riley at the monthly rent of S.
She paid 50 in advance the remaining S. falling
due last Fri1ay.
Being unable tc pay, the man o'Keefe. re,
moved 70 windows and doors and threw oil
,neir clothing into the 'front.' room, lowing
ing to put 10 as q substitute for the windows
and doors. They remained ia this state un il
Monda at p m wnsn M m ks
and gave them permission to remain In the
house for the req. OF the month; They are per-
ees desttIte ME- hey ana fn1d h Su tha
! fever on Ms Mekenna, but It is now subsii5-
half and seemed to be .fainting from hunger.
Relief in the shape of food, money and medi
cine was Immediately sent them and mid wife
ordered to attend to Mrs. Mckenna.
A hasty visit to the
soUP-HoUsE
at No. 65 Perdido street, evidenced that the st.
Georges are doing noble work. Beginning
their labors with the paltry, sum Of $500. by Il
careful administration and excellent system
they are now feeding over 100 men at the
Soup-house with wholesome soup and prime
fresh meat. and have q we'll stocked storeroom
The building. which is converted at night
into clearinghouse. to viii h, rs to the table,
only deserving people are admitted. is being
now provided with comfortable cots.
A LIBERAL DONATION.
Mr., Robert Watson. the generous and charita-
bic commander of the British steamship Hay
tian leaves a favorable IMPRESSION upon ,he
hearts Of all BritQns with the following order:
Messrs. Wilson & Pagan:
Please deliver to the St. George Society. on
the order of the president, h4ry pounds of fresh
beet per day while the steamship Haytian Is In
this port. ROBERT WATSON.
Mr.. Johnson Armstrong the stationer, has
offered to supply the association with such sta
tionery as they may require.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
A. ers. both new and second hand. Draining
Wheels Pumps. etc. Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks.
Grab Wenches, Jackscrewa, Grate Bars. Furnace
Castings of every description. Also one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel~
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
All 25tf
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MEsaJBE4g.AM EdeErR.
FOR RENT.

L1OR RENT-PO aSESSION GIVEN ON THE
L. first Of SeuteHber next. The we'll known
Beer Saloon No. 15l Common street, between ct,
Charles and Curondelet streets. occupied for
many years by Mr.. Krost
Also. store No 1874 Canal street, between st.
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Apply to 4. z. WEBER,
jy3 2m 1874 CANAL street.
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SITUATIONS wANTEsb--REMA
Cooks. Nurses. Csaavmbarnaasas, ~

WANTED = BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w WhIte girls, ono q situation to cook, and
the other TO do homework In private family,
Address N. NJ. ]. this office Solo III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-10
Ia PEQUEDA ADYILLA.
Gran Fabrica monsaaa 4! papof
DE AGUAS
GiSEOSO. MEDICIyALES Y DE PLACER.
DE AGUAS

Alentado por Ia creciente decidida
protection que el p1blico todo de esta
1sla yienc dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industria en- esta capi-
tai, mo obliga q no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten & mi alcance para per-
fecoionar simplifcando 4 la vez todos
los preparados. Con tal objeto he adj
quirido todas las maquinas. sparatos y
utensllios con que contaba LA DELICIo-
"a teniendo In segnridad de que ell p1.
btico salra apreeiar Ell 10 que Sc mere
CO este esfnerZo. sAguira honrando ca
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FiLADELrA 1876

Ell Fosfato de cal es la sustancia
mineral mas extendida en- el hom-
bre como en- los animales Forma la
totalidad de los huesos y entra en-
la composition de las carnes y de la
sangre. Para que la salud del hOm-
bra este asegurada, el cuerpo debe
contener una cantidad determinada
de fosfato; cuando falta, la enfer-
medad sobreviene, y tan luego como
Sc principal 4 tomarlo, vuelven las
fuerzas y el apetito.
La mHier enldz9a yada, la nodriza,
el nino Qiss estd crccaeado y deSarro-
lLdRdose, necesitan q menudo del
Foafats de cal; en- este case, la
M Sc debilita, pierde su leche
ID dades nutritivas, ei nino por
su parte desmejora, padece de COLI
cos, de diaryea, crece -penosamente,
su deAtici0n Sc verifica ma, ,Sus pier
mas sc niegan a sostenerle. En- estos
diferentes caSos es cuandO la admi-
nistracion del Fosfato de cal pro-
duce efectos sorprendentes. No es
menor su eficacia 81 Sc trata de de-
volver todo SN rig0r 4 una c0aStitN-
ciOn eMpc63'ecida, sea por excesoS de
trabalo o de placeres, bien por una
alimentacion defectuosa 8 por una
larga enfermedad.
Antes de los importantes trabajOs
de NJ. Dusart, ell Fosfato de cal no
era cOnocido sino EN- ell estado de
polvos insolubles que con frecuencla
'-'aAa-aahan Dor el estomago y los intes-
~~aIguno. De aqui
s->aa3tica,
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da vez mas con su confanza esta casa
Para mayor garantia de los facultati
yos as1 como de los enfermos, cGntinns
siempre encargado de los preparado.
medicinales ell professor en- Farmacia dt
la Universidad de Madrid D. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nomhre { inteligencia ez
estos trabajos son va conocidos en est.
capital.
Para mas porrenores precios en-
tenderse con d. Teodoro Taulc on ID
mis- ma Fabrica. - TErUAN "a.
Puerto Rico. eDero IL de 1878.
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INaLATERRA 7 FRANCIA.
ClMARA. - oANARA. ssoR?E ouSrxRTA
Tarifa para dinero.

Intercoonial bajo de 5000 81 pe<
Idem Mas de 5000. ............... Z %
lnglaterra fEanca a....................... Is pSs
Les Vapores Trasatldntieos tocan en- Plymouth,
Chebourg & southampton. En- esta agencia SO ex-
piden pas'iJes directus para Paris
Sc expe eden bietes de ida vueita para pAsa-
jes Intercooniales rrasatldntcos pors mcses dn
ano respecnvamente con una rebaia del IS D. "a
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS - Toda faIailia com
co componga el yalor de euatro pasales enteros
tiene derecho In rebaia de una sexta parte del
montante del pasaje. Ent6ndase por amilia les pa
LES. Ii jos criadoS ESta reduction no tiene lll-
E0gAinos menos lie laus, uno gratis, de 3 & 8 IL
cnarta parte, y de II la nlitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia. cualquier parte de
Europa ,,aeden Quedar 15 dias en- lngaterra 81 asi
ustan vice verso los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francie ..os pasajeros por estos ,yapores
entire CherbouTg. Paris. Plyin outh Londres una
rebaia de 10 p5s los en,bareados o. este puerto.
EStA prohibido los paSajaros, eIri,nn nnarcando en-
este puerto tomar billees sino casa dc los ARen
tes en- San Jua: Puerto Rice Sres. Latimer Co: .,
pasaie tornado bordo pagara 10 p% de recarRo.
Ademas de los puertos meneionados arriba pue :
den obtenerse pasales Dor los yaDeres de esta Com
pania, para los siguientes puntos Antigua Barba-
das. Belize, Cartagona, Colon. Curacao Demernra
Domipiea Granada. Grey T2%n. Jacmel. Jamaica.
Sayanilla. Saint Kits Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
baao isla dc Trinidad.
So exigen ahora precios m6dicos para los trasDor-
tes detabac0 cafe d Europa,
Para pormenores sobre pasajes, detes demas. df.
en- elective metaes pfeciosos ioyas, se enbaRQuen
en- los yapores do Ia Inca con de6tin0 Europa San
Thomas Habgna. 8 cnalquier otro Dunt0 as 50 rufG
-Agentes. L6ttmer = Co.
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Ell PORVENR.
ANTONIO LLANERAs X vINAs
Is. SAN FRANCISCO is.

En- este acreditade esta1lecilniento se acaFa
de recibir IoF los yapofes de Liverpool y Bar-
celoaa mn esten70 y variasio surtide que offece
detaliaf preeits suInainente m6iicO&
Calzado de todas classes, charoi, cIhagTf, be-
serri 10 buffalo, zapatos bIancl con g0l1as.
sombreros panamas, paio castor, earnisas
bancas de colores, camisetas, calz0ncillos.
cuellos Y punos, calcetines de hilo alecdon.
cinrurones, tohallas, pafuelos, paragias gene.
veses cataanes, c0rbatas Y chaInas negrasy
dc celores, caInisss, enaguas cueIIcs h6rdados
" lisos para sehoras, un complete snrtido eil
peYfuIena de diferentes cIases prtci0 eli.
nelas de aliombrs, marroguin v piel n0nnto.
abanicos fin . Y 0rdiDarios. bastones, pavas r,d.
sehoras de Ultima novedad, mniiecas araI1tles
chicas escsrspelas otros efectos para militia.
res, efsctos de wage, carteras, baules-maletas,
impermeables, p0lanas para montar, ei1ta.
rones para gusrdar dinero, secos denoclIess
Para saeerdotes metlias negras de lana. SON.
breros de tejade Il, q Y 81 clase, avena \ 0trn
infinidad dc. articulos diliciles de ennmerer.
Para los aiicionados 4 montar.
Tn exteDso snrtido en- siIlas nunca visfas
Has americanas mel jcanas lngesas II tle
cas-
A les Sres. comerciaDtes del-os
hara una rebaja por ees
surtilO
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! Excspciones de la sobredieha tarifa.

AMOS. de q IL amos de edad pagan la mitad
AL limo los adultos; nios de amos de edad
ssyI1 Ia Gus p.Tte dol pasale de un aduto: ninos
de m6nOs de GiiOs. gratis.
~ q .N-.triadas cue oeupan camarotes toman sus
e,oisae sean en- ell sEon de las damas sea en- In es-
nara de sus amos. PAGAN dos tereefas parties del
.esaie de primera eamaf2: criados serin coloeades
en Ia segnnda camara.
n = PasajerOs de primera camara que deseen el
so exclusive de una camara satistaran dos yeces 81
II II = Pasaieros que hagan ell viaje & Europa por
esifs rap0res dos veces dentr0 del termino dc doce
sr,aera rzran do una rebaja de 10 pa sobre el Inn
norfe del segundo hillete al tomarlo.
n pagaief0s Que tomen hillete dc primera GINA
- ia ida Y yuelta Europa yce-yersa. gofiran de
ana reaa de ~ p.es SoTe ell npOrte del pasaje que
fnnue al seryicio de la Inca dc Hamburgo. Bietes
Sirecfos nara puertos allende de Panama. seran ex-
sonceder las hneas de conexion Dor las cuales el
de idn yyueta son vaederos por IL meses
IN Que estos. como los dcnas Ducdan transferirse
Ia rebaja de una sexta parte sobre el tipo es-
k.fiaeido ale Sc hafa en- feyor de famias solamen-
* an cs que el porte del pasae Isl fuese carga.
liecara Al Inaporte del pasaja de cuatro adultos.
"A eomnrende una faIniia padres hijos criados
no g aee gebaa persona que tome billete de ida
fvuelta.
Para mas pnrnnenores dIrfgirse en- Aeuadiiia. se-
Nnrne Silva Eerrer kC0.-En MayaRnezs Sres, Heise,
Krnenlef Co. En- Ponce, Sres. Schroeder Co.. En-
Gan Juan dc Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN WILLINK u o.
san Juan az Puerto -Rico. AbriI do is7a
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WEN, 1873

Nos limtarcmes citar las ob.ervacio-
ms siGuien;es
FL Fosfat0 de cal, convene 4 aquelas
personals quienes ell aceite dc hisado de
bacaiao ireon oda o cansa. porune auu
cuando no obre exactamente del mismo
modo. constituye sin embargo un elemento
de restauracion y fuerza.
Dr. GyBLER.
Medico de los fospi,ales de Paris.
En- las convdlecencids de Gebres tifoi-
IDEAS, eHala albuminurid, en- el di betes.
aih en- fin, donde Ia economic esfa honda
menfc last mada. el LactQ-fosfato de cal
produce los mas es recf
tayentes,
Observation dc
MoNoD
Medices de
Mediante ell emple
de cal con las nodrizas
habia producido dia1f
hemos visto desaparcc
rar los n no, Ia saludF
Dr."
Sien
bacalao es
sion dc w.
par el Jarab,
des ape i,ivasS
camentosa.
Investeaeione-
L.. L..
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= ~ublicado varios casos .
los con
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iVapor Mam,lela," cdpEaa Villdmil
VrAyr puRRro-RIco PoR FL SUR DE- SAsTo DOMINGO
~ srsarfN " srouIrNTE fTINERARIo,
/ D A
CONsIGNATARI0s.

cONsIGNATARIos.
NaryrrAs. sres D. T. S. Dolz Comp
aucssores de Sl.va. Eodriguez C9mt;-bt
SiSvo y tsnnsp -t.UBk, Sres. B. La nos
S.1ro a,SaU yposaIsco. 81. D. Juan Pou.-aiAY
min i3ernsdo.-AauA A. vLLA sres. Anne
- PueRro- -RIOo, Sros. irls. rte. nerm
' vOomp.-SANTaoMAs. Srae. Latnp
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Concerning our small Coins.

III Ia worth while TO turn for moment from
the Stsouaaton Of the dollar Of the fnthars to
consider the other coins of this country. It ia
evident that they are not superior artistically
and that remedy might be fount for their de-
feeta, 1t seems that nearly every alteration
which has been made in these cous during tho
past forty years haA been n change for the
warse. We have before us u half dollar. n
aaartersdolar aud II dime OF tho coinage of the
Year 1885, and similar specimens of tho coina of
the year 1915. The work OF tho earlier pieces IL
comparatively clear clean and aharp-cut In
design and execution tho older work seema bot
ter than the new. Tho head of Liberty on
the earlier eolnage must appear. to any careful
observer, far finer han tho full length aguro on
tue later pieces, Tne earlier coins have an ap-
nearaneo OF durability and u certain sincerity
which Ia lacking in the othara. Txaminp for
example. The dime ,ot The year 1919, II IL one Of
those marked 80. Tho letters of tho worda ono
dime are Of unequal loagh and OF uneven
heght. II sample Of ORDINARY printing of no
better character than this were 10 be axhihited
Il would AZ on, Q be inferred to 30 tho product al
some rural Job office. and dsctcditnhla to Inc
place from which II came. On tho obyarYa az
this coin the date ia Nioodngly dim and must
soon be ohlitcrhted by circulation" ~ lBnston
ttlnha A''S''SH
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Europe and the MississIppl VALLEY.

me Anglo American Times. published ia
London. says: "
The consumption of corn in Furope Is now
large, out will he presently enormous when tho
means q carriage arc supplied TOR from tho
sFht,e OF lhe great valley OF the MSsissipui To
london Bristol. Liverpool and {, The ports of
ina continent, the transport may be by water
maze cannot afford costly TRANSPORT: but II
VIII pay ali concerned when tho advantage Of
tered hy the river system of tna valley aro
iutneu 10 ne best account. The London Cen
aral omnibus Company feed thcir thousands of
horses almost entirely on corn meal for n tirod
horse thus gets his food in a substantial farm
easy 10 digest and not requiring as with hay
lor Tue morse 10 he long on his leg, before he
can eat a sufficient quantity Ii is the best
ntahs 81 ialenIhg ANIMALS. The question WINS
now 10 get II To MAJ kut with n nrol,.
able margin rha opepin5 P'VI
mouth oi the Miesssippl tI ROUGH tl,,, ,,,,t
formed hY lads solved the tfnb su, "a, a -.
are 10 b. seen the 81 ialnt,1 IN ~. M 49,.
vino seak btN! H. Lax a8v 4uisa.a ~ lhs IA AZ ~.
Tn Uh t46ns thp ANt. N#t#s ..l..
a.lt b tA@ Nay la I'll f+kur t6e
tsAhak ~ ~ t5r il =1H4 6E wht N Mr. NJ f.ti.
I'll Eaf u IHse tbst n 81 ~ el.f M N rr
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS

MhyoHAbry or NEW ORLEANS

MAYoHALrY or NHw ORLEANS.
February 25, 1878.
Healed proposals will be received nj the
Mayors office until MONDAY. March 4, IA m. J.,
for furnishing tho MsDonoeh School house. M.
and Harmony with The following school FUR
N1TUHri
30 sINGLE DESKS, 10 Inches high. 10 inches
wide, ~ Inches long, IT inches height Of
BACK SEATS tn suit.
wide. q. nehss Pug. 49, inches height
&c BiNdLG bbsEa sa q inches high &c inches
wide. ~ inches long tt's inches height
7s sb boVhf FEA bEsRs s j inches high !. inches
wide. 30 Inches long. u inches height
Of seat
ta5 DdUb LID bba ks d inches high. y inches
wide. "a inches long. TX inches height
q RA9F sfAps f G FS,t 10 font
TEAUliEH5 TAELEH. ash or cherry ,
The school furniture proper rnust he CON
struetea with curved. folding seats and sloplng
bucks. alternatte ash and walnut. OF CHERRY.
oiled or vanished
lux wells aud the necessary screws for fnsten-
ing The desks mud seats TO the noot to be In
nl1ded In the price
Ito bs delivered In good order Mt The above
named sehool-hnuse within three yeeks from
The time Of awarding contract
ED. FILaBUllY. Mayor.
]. g, DENIS. Administrator Of Finance.
J, q BROWN Admi nistrator Of Accounts.
Commissioners Of MpDonogl School Fund
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steaa,ief: 4a1s@A cash. 4sts bid March "A bid

stea,aief, 4a1spA cash: 4sts bid March AZ bid
APRIL
", 10 = fi.-wheat.No . red q az bid .eash
.,pfi,' 497s@tt bid cash. oats un it ID bid
March ~ bid oash. Whisky steady ut IL o.
g.,k lower; go 59 bid cash. $40 e7s bid March
stiles 5so'tb 40 I.aron aniet: Shoulders 4i.GD
- elear rib 6is@GlB: clear sides G'aae 40 Lard
hominally IL,
Foreign Markets.
LtyFRPoot, Feb. r., 19:Bo D. m.-Cofop quiet
and unehanead Midaline up'ap1s esd Mid
ding Orleans esd sales 900 bal q If which
1900 were. taken Tor export, and speculation.
Whnnt Western spring as to1tp,os 1od do win
ter 'os lo1aeia 3D. Flow Western eanal a5a
Canada peas, aas Oh. oats No Western d.
Talnw good to nne 4os al Il. " q. t,ondnt aus
81. Lard p,imaWestern aps, Porh-prlme mess
Western 5ts, Baeon-lone clear 2as. short clear
I 40 .. Flour unchanged Mt gas, wbeet
steady at rs tdMp12s al for nitarnia Club tpsD
l3s ~ fpf h1 average, md tos 5doatIa for surfing.
Corn in netter demand with more inquiry. at
u Sd for now.
i. m.All .ar'Ieles unchanged.
LonnpH, Feb gb o. m.-Flput unchanged at
ri wiaar s5aa5,s ID ta,oyne G 1g an o a.
goes ~ arrive Chicago 47s el California q uh
h1s Gd05as: arrivals for orders light Corn
ffner. rnfEoes off coast 2Gs sd19fs for new .
new to arrive. 2fs eflH12fss
Mark Lame Wheat and corn weaker
., y. N, sngar-a7s Nd for SPOT and anoat
Calcutta linseaA AIS
ANTWERP Feb ~. q u, m.-Patrolnutn-- Gne
pale American 27Af
ocean FreigIats.
NHw YoRH, Feb. 9S.-Ornan fraigIla were dull
and generally lower, 70 Liverpool by stnnn,
100000 bnEaels grain at sd. and 5000 bales cotton
at 2 agd to London by shil. 1000 bushels grain
nt 1i9d f. Glasgow, by sail 100 bbls hour al
2s oil. Charters very dull.
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SXTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ist oil ofleaDs, No. bsta i;Y virtue "a a writ
Of slzute and sale. 81 me directed ~ the hon
orhbls the sixth District Court for the gHrIRn
OF Orleans. In tho above entitled faHRa f
VIII proceed 10 sell at public HuHtiaa at ties
Merchants sn1 AuHlpneefa' ExeHafRF. H8faI
street hH'wea y Canal ant Custom h1uss. ~ satgz
" the Second District ~ this eity. an EBfBA
march ~ 1878 ~ IL eTtss a. t55H I5l#axIH2 #Eas
seFihed pFefagtg 70 sit
a OBTAIN lot OF QnEEHH saR9BE@F
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
MAvoHALTy or NHw ORLEANS. |
City Hall. February n tRTR

MAyoHAtTy or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. February II. 1878. !
Five hn1red dollars $4,000 reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of the person OF
persons who turned Ia false alarm OF FIRE
from box No. 2t2, corner OF st. Am and Miro
streets. on The night Of January az. 1873. in con-
sequence Of which u oitizen, Mr.. +. Roubion.
lost his life
Also q similar reward for tho arrest and CON
vietion Of any person or persons who may de-
face, derange OF In any manner improperly In
terfere with the working Of tho fro alarm tsls-
graph. or who maiciously turns In II false
alarm Of fire from any flre alarm box,
fa22 IT ED. PIbJBUHY Mayor.