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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

REcovERED.-The horse mentioned
in these columns last week as strayed
or stolen from II. R. Atkinson, Esq,
was recovered Wednesday by Mr.. G.
BerAebile on the road between Poo~-
lontas and Keystone, Ia. The sup
position is chat some one took him out
of the pasture fer q ride and then
turned him out in the road.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

The new building Of William Thorn
as is rapidly approaching completion.
With its fine front it presents an APP
pearance which compares favorably
with its neighbors.
Mr.. Wlttig, as will be seen else
where, will occupy the east room on
or about Monday next.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

SEWING MAcH1NE.-Miss E. HAHN
of this place, having accepted the
agency for the sale Of the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machines, announces
to-day her readiness to wait upon all
who want really good machines. AS
sn expert in the use of these articles,
her patrons will readily take her en-
dorsement of a machine as final, and
they can buy with full assurance that
it is all that is represented. See ad-
Vertisement.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

TEACHERS PERCENTAGES. - The
teachers named below made the score
following their name at the recent
examination
First G1ode.-Thomas Hill, 81.
,ysc2nd GJo3e.-Belle Boyan5 50,
S. L. Grove, o3; Thomas Pack, 90;
Mary A, c. Bevans, 81 J, A Saith,
Sc; Ade!ino E. Brown, IS; Annie NJ.
Miller, rs; Helen Berkeb'le, IL; Mrs.
?. Byruos, 40; Helen II. Dennison,
So.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

PREAcHING.-Rev. J. r. Andrew,
absent for several weeks, is expected
to occupy his pulpit tomorrow at the
usual hours.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

"YATAN," of MI. Savage, fails to
giYe us his name.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

SOMEBODY was seen the other day
with three or four rartridgea. IT
would be we'll for hin and all others
to remember that the killing Of such
game is unlawful until after October
10Th. Our sportsnen are disposed 10
prosecute al yiolators Of the law,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

LARGE SNAKE.-Rey L. T. Wider
man and George Hoblitzell killed a
ra 'tIesnake on Savage mountain yea
terday four feet long and carrying
, 1878-09-14

QUITE SUFFIcIENr-The gas suddenly
went ont at San Jose concert the other
evening. and when it was relit 4 young
lady Indignantly accused a happy-looking
man who sat on the next bench OF kissing
her in the darkness. The man tried to
explain. but some Of the ladys friends
eizcd and proceeded TO fire him out with
expedition. IS they reached the door,
the victim managed to gasp cut, " Ne
kiss a woman, Why, I'm just divorced "
That settled it. He was apologized to,
and the man Of experience proudly re-
Srmed his seat.
, 1878-09-14

\ REMEDY FOR CATAERH-A farmers :
daughter says: Dry and powder mullen
leaves as fine as You would saye: then
smoke as You would tobacco. !efting rbe
smoke escape through the nostrils instead
OF the mouth This IS one Of the beS.
remedies for catarrh IN the head. Il La
entirely cured = ease Of twenty Years stand
lng, when every other remedy has failed
70 do So 1t may require little practice
toilet theSmoke escape through the nostrils.
Mullen Will be stronger. gathered before
the frost Injuries il, bur VIII answer even
II dug from under the snow. 1t Will also
be found an excellent remedy for cold in
the head.
, 1878-09-14

EARTH DEPRESSION IN FRANCE-A lit
tie village IN the neishborhood Of Dragu-
man, France, has. says Nature. lately
been the scene OF n remarkable SubSi-
dence. which has attracted the curious
from all directions. An clliptical tract Of
ground, containing over 10, ,000squarefeet,
sank gradually one day. accompanied by
loud noises, until it left an oritice OF over
loo feet in depth, with water at the bot
tom. Numerous trees and vines disap-
peared completely IN the depths of the
new lake. ! similar depression on a small
lar scale occurred in the same vicinity a
century ago, and both the phenomenal are
attributed 10 the action Of subterranean
streams.
, 1878-09-14

LEMoS NErBESAs-I Spain the lemon
vcrbena is highly priced on account of It's
medical properties. The ladies carefully
gather ard dry It's leaves for winter use.
Five or six # the dried leaves are stepped
in every cup Of tea the Spanish lady
drinks, and the added flavor is sad to be
delicious. The lemon verbena Is used as
tonic for the stomach. y decoction OF
it, made with hot water and sugar, and
drank cold. morning and evening, Is ex-
calIent for this purpose 1t is said to pre-
vent the nervousness caused 10y too much
tea drinking
, 1878-09-14

HUyDEEpS Of strange figures bcckon TO
paddlers and rowing parties on the lake near
st. Augustine, Fla, but when the woods,
III the edge of which the rhantoms show
themselves, Is approached they disappear.
The st. Augustine Press is much excited over
the mystery.
, 1878-09-14

THIS was in Kentucky: \ young lady
dropped her handkerchief on the street last
Saturday, and it blew close to the dangerous
end of amrle. Tie Young feliowthat picked
it up viii not send her his photograph Tor
several days Yet. as he dcseR't look well with
his chin unler lis ear.
, 1878-09-14

EASILY CoNrREHENDED.-As slcptic, who
was badgeriug Simple-minded old man about
miracles and Ealaam'S ass, finally said
''How Is it possible for an ass 10 talk like 4
MANI "Wen, replied the honest old be-
lever, with meaning emphasis, Il don't see
why it amt as easy for an ass to talk like
a man a. i IS for a man TO talk like an ass.
, 1878-09-14

BEGIN LIFE WELL-lf we wish the
winter Of or life to be a joyful one, let
the early dawn he well and virtuously
employed. What We are in our youth,
the sa!Ae, the very same, Will We be IN
our old age therefore. begin life well, if
You wish to end il well. There is certain
iy =" greater felicity than To he able to
look back on life usefuliy and virtuouS-
y employed toSrace our own progress in
existence. 10y such tokens which memory
shall bring back, which excite neither
shame nor sorrow. 1t ought, therefore.
to be the ease of those who wish to pass
their last hours with comfort, to lay up
such treasures of pleasing ideas as shall
support the expenses of that time which
Is to depend wholly upon the fund already
acquired.
, 1878-09-14

WlrH LITTLE PRAcTICE-In telling
4 lie it is always best to look a man
straight III the face Some people think
You can't do this, but with little practice
vou viii find that yor can, though your
left eye may bat little.
, 1878-09-14
SE,.GEasl FgEEGETS.

Pianos. I:iTIilr! TaI,rs. Furniture. ".r-7, - -
war, a.t H., ,,I.:-Ii:s n ,t~es ~ o.i-e - -.
wale. Nlrli. anil CtstIrI-, t.,len only al oHA'-
r.sk o: ian.agr frnIia-.- or j ,-a.e. -r.r
Ac.is rrrpcu:iEeS, Burning FLUIDS "i' nj,
other I,s.:.~, IN ca:.S o. O,L'T vts~--- a. CN1-
II r ~ lt-.z.,e-
FguitS. V-.gt.i,,.,. AMI all a,L.r Ierl-E'-is fi's
erty, = owners 49,, - first oT ,ir'z'y- - M
Furu.,ure X. boxed. aai al ASHen.,
a;es..sIi,si. Implements, 81 mp or
az ..y, ss-r- gi-L uI .l,E-s- aHt 'ti.l ~ -s
NC- VII lie ..... .-.. r.-I.r~l'g III ~.
r. any pat. t3II.era th= 5 re- - sieeLiii! l'O'
, 1878-09-14

AN Illinois man. with the foresight worthy
Of 4 better cause, popped the question on a
railroad train, and now the maiden is at 4
loss to decide as to which county she had
better commence proceedings in for breach
Of promise.
, 1878-09-14
0FFIcr AT TIE CoyRr HOUSE,. 6-tf
FRENCH AND GERMAN,
....TACGHT By.
MRS. =. BAUER.

NHENILLE. EMBROIDERY. LACE
" Work, Crewel Work, Netting, Knitting,
Crochet and eve other kind OF Needle-Wurk
taught by Mrs. Bauer. Charges very moder
ate. Keeps full supply of materials and pat
terms for the lace work All stamping done
gratuitously for scholars. 32-tf
, 1878-09-14
cewy sTEcEAL IiETEs,

N~r-iru;;-e, Fsa;t snl V,sse,a'-e-, slIi '''
al ove ie. tom lssaasgcet-eE- p.+ t;i4
NCDl, sty dclisT5 pr ton 'e-ii-t-
each IN cents. .,rs,l %
Wouf, S4ui. stone auI 1--we Stock at 1s'''-
rat az, os ds-st., - eng !as-i- -,,r1 -
Fast freight rates IS yer ton, HP o. -'""'
eeiv.-l f.aIu ~ l-..v-E.l a. bats. .'s isy
All sfr.5- l... delivered lr."r- " P =. u" "a :.
artrr i, J., r....vsI s.t tie Ge.o.s al. t. ''o-'-
Owner > e~E--r 10 :tui rlaE- -or1s-s
AID II rr,i-h; received at '."rrl:s VI.
rii, uf t.e I..rl SHIPPED 1r Gv.Iveri - ,-rr 4
Al bills EaysL!- IL gold eo-H b-to4e
..isllr
, 1878-09-14

WHY didn't You put on clean collar be
fore you LETT home. called ont an impcrti-
ncat young for toan omnibus driver. Cause
your mother hadn't sent home my washing,
Was the cxtinguishing reply.
, 1878-09-14
E2aG2s csl Up Freight,

L!EE TIN EEAsIEf HtNl' "Hl
GOODS. NEECHtNDiNH, fiC., h!'-
From Ws',gls =" = Es'' Ha!..s-------- ---'. d
F:cu Nii.5au 20 Villa y ala. -----------
r. I.! :i:. l,a,a-i,, arr .r!:nsl ant Iatit',
icsl iu,r :. ...n,S NO. IT, Ff,'-htr! 70 "'.'tii
- : :. Co, Ioit> ~ is!n ~ NJ, '-rlr"a~"' W.
Fr.irLtyi Hy us "a the io:,so;:; rates oH u -
g.. : reduced measurement
, 1878-09-14

been thrice married, that the first wife cures
a mans romance the second teaches him
humility, and the third makes him a phiiso-
pher.
, 1878-09-14

EVERY man thinks he can hold his own
until his first baby is placed in his arms and
then he ISN'T 50 pretty morally blamed GER
tain that he hnldS lis own after all
, 1878-09-14
IRON AND STEEL.
IL 8 a w 8, ~
AXES AND HkTCHETS

Hunt & Nann's Broad End ChOpping Axes :;
Hand, Claw and Shinglinc Hatchets.
Barton's FroeS and Draw Knives, Burden &
Perkins new model Horse and Mule Shoes.
Full line Of New York and Philadelphia
best turned Head Car Bolts; Steel Pin Tackle
Blocks for farm or ferry.
, 1878-09-14

WHEN do bees swarm" writes 4 youDg
man from town. II bees warm enough now
ior Us Young man, and ii it gets any hotter
We shall stop.
, 1878-09-14
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS !

Farmers contemplating; building esi,!ences,
Barns or Granaries, supplied with estimates
for Nails and Hardware, at Special Rates.
333-tf T. +. EiiX GERALD.
, 1878-09-14
a
Es TEE Ga7EgSog:,

ELISHA 7. FERRY, Governor Of the
Territory Of Washington, do hereby de
clar. tisat :: General Election will be held
IN said Territory. on Tuesday. the fifth day Of
November, \. u. one thousand eight hundred
and seven: y-eight, at which the folloWia. named
officers will be elected, VIZ:
\ DELEGATE t. represent sail Territory IL TIE
Forty -SiNth Congress Of TIE United States.
An idjutant General
\ Eriraii.r General.
\ tommiSsary General.
\ CuartrrnaStcr General
\ Prosecuting Attorney for the First judi
cial District
\ Prosecuting Attorney for the Second Ju-
dica District.
\ Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judi
cial District
Members Of 10th branches of the Lesislatiy e
Assembly
And all County and Precinct officers pro-
vif-i for by the laws Of said irrritory.
The electors viii also 1t said election vote
- For" or A ,ainst the Constitution Of the
Stat If Washington.
For" or Against" Separate Article No.
one If said Constitution.
For" or -.Aga:nSt" Separate Article No.
two If said Constitution
For or Against Separation Article No.
three Of said Constitution
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
--i* | have hereunto st my hand
SEAL. and caused the Great Seal Of
- the Territory to be affixed.
Done at Olympia this TWEEN
ty-eighth day of August, \ II. one Thousand
eight hundred and Seventy-eight, and of the
Independence of the United States the one
hundred and third
ELISHA p. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
y H. OWINGs.
SECRETARY ~ the Territory 1n-t1
, 1878-09-14

NEw PROCESS F"E DRYING FEUIr-
The Sacramento EesuoticeS 4 new process
for driving fruit, which was accidentally
discovered, The superintendent OF the
Piaccryiile foundry, having placed some
apples in the cold air draft Of the furnace,
found that after few hours exposure to
the current they wcge cured in very su-
pcrior manner. Further experiments led
to the belief that this mode of driving
Will be found preferable to the hot air
process, rs 1t saves the expense of fuel,
and the blast OF cold air frees the fruit
from moisture without the possibility of
burning it. The result is said to be much
more satisfactory than even that produced
by drying, while the time required is
much less and the worl, can be carried on
without regard to weather
, 1878-09-14

FREcELES,- Physicians tell us frec,,cs
are constitutional, always present, for
which there is no remedy; or accidental,
appearing only in summer on persons who
have Very delicate skin. The following
are among the best remedies known, and
none Of them injurious 20 the complexion:
Into half pint of milk squeeze the juice
of lemon, add a tablespoonful Of brandy,
boil, skim: add a tablespoonful Of alum +;
apply 10 the face might and morning. Or,
into a pint of sour milk scrape half as
much horsc-radish, next day STRAIN, and
apply morning, noon and night. Or, put
a tcnSpoonful Of powdered horax into the
juice Of one lemon, Put it into 4 glass
bottle, and apply twice day. Or, pow
dercd alum, one ounce; lemon juice one
ounce : rose-water, cne pint shake and
dissolve; apply two or three times a day.
, 1878-09-14
rs.Ge-,Erss RATES.

. - u - = 500
Fror, Va.,U;a 10 gEalia y ala - 80
From Nfl;tI:;s rG u ii.ii'iah Seo
sroIu Malta " AHA 10 " aii" ~
2 rom u iiitni3H I'd '.iis..' V
Way fassi Myers. per
,5o-r. lie charges o: the vaia N:-i .,.fs,rpi'e : 10
TrtE.fer Company on down 1Trish' q IL
O, ; y. Go. hna;s inciu,!Ins tn lls-n, u fr.r
Wr,!iug, !, 20 cents PER toa- And on Ftf,Slr:r,S
c-ived iro;ii - : y. Co h1Its az t-u..i NJ
u,ept. ..ot consigned 20 partirs at "..l. .,aari-
tuned over 10 this Trsn-fer Conp4h! Hrp
'''- '''' ~ ID. :. ESiAEh,
prest,i..,s -. ". &c Il. Ht%
VI -. S-,-z.,.E-ar Isl
, 1878-09-14
Poor Town fer Business.

He was red -nosed, wild eyed man
from the head waters Of Sage run, and
looked AS If he had not been III town since
oil was discovered His rusty pants were
several inches too short for him, and
he carried half a dozen coon skins IN his
hand
1t the post Office entrance he met a
South Side lady, and stopped her by hold
ing the bunch Of skins before her face
and said
Cant | sell you something nice to
make a set of furs ont Of
The lady screamed, and shot across the
street.
Does anv of your neighbors want to
buy anything of the kind yelled the
rcd-nosed man.
The lady screamed again.
"Now. what's the matter with Han
ner? remarked the red nosed man, as
the lady disappeared III the doorway op-
positc-
4 moment later The man veered into
the bank and threw the hides down on the
cashiers window.
.sGot some \ No. | coon skins here
that I'll sell cheap. Not scratch Of a
tooth on any Of 'cln. ketched every one
Of en- in box trap.
We have no use for them, sad the
president, politely, as he cast an oblique
..lance AT the goods
Z" They'll make You nice vest, said
the rcd-nosed man. Two hides Il make
vou vest and onell make you a cap
that Il wear you as long as you live
My dear sir, sad the president
somewhat confused, eve don't want
hides here Take them somewhere else,
please
"Mabbc your wife would like set Of
furs, and these IS
"No, no, no" replied the banker I'M
patiently; take the things away they
are offensive.
WHATS that r. said the red-nosed
man sharply.
Take the blamed things ont Of this, .
exclaimed the exaspcratcd banker; they
smell like a slaughter house.
''Tl' take dollar for tie lot.
''Thc people next door buy coon skins, y
put IN tl:c cashier; take them over the
river take them
I. Gimme fifty cents Tor the lot, per-
sisted ihc rrdnoscd man.
- If you don't get out Of this III kicl,
your head OIL" yelled the mfuriated
president.
I'm take thirty cents for six, said
the cd-n"scd man. - Dye say the word -
and he danslcd the bunch by the tails.
The president started for the outside.
The man with the skins started for the
sidewalk, and, after having reached it he
paused and said
''And this Is the boastcd OIL city, is il
Grea-t-at godfrey If Scal-skins and sable
were selling for cent carload, the hull
town couldn't buy the sandpapercd end Of
a rat tail
, 1878-09-14
SAnDLERY HARDWARE /!

The best stock Of Hay, Barley, Header and
othsr>Forks Also, Turkey Wing, Grape ine
and Mulay Grain Cradles, At Moderate Rates
What YOU fail to find elsewhere III our line,
call here and get it.
, 1878-09-14
WECNANECs' T0OES!

AL Mechanics Tools bought with view t.
4 high standard of excellence in quality, At
NJ l.r,+. pr;-a,
, 1878-09-14
GENERAL JGEsBiNU.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

ST. JAMES HOTEL.-J r Casey Clinton, In:
Frank Brice and wife. Caseyvlle. Miss: II
Cox, city: T Lindsay. river. s Strauss, A d
Cowart and lady, Mississippi: ID l. Morrison,
Nashville Geo NJ Rosencrantz. st Louis: ] II
Barrett Savannah; II X Parker, New York G
W Dickson. Texas; Robt N wilkins. Chicago; 9
S Warmden, mississippi; O Howard Donald
sonvile.
- ST, CHARLES HOTEL Dan'l Partridge,
Selma Ala Chas Stanton. Jr. Lower Coast
Thos Wheaton La Chas G Emott and wife. N
Y A Meyers, Helena. Ark; Ben Bangor La: A
Bernhold. Helena. Ark: J W Green. Monroe
La James Hunter, savannah; Philip Walter
Max Mungesheimer, Shreveport: A Loewen-
" GkiSstb bYHSSf HofEL-H Pope plekens
Miss T. B Eddings. Fulton. Ky: h r Barrow
Terrebonne. La; Q T. Gautier. In; Ii D Kouns
river; NJ Croker, Morgan City;. r Fl Weathers-
by. Canton, Miss; g + Towe Texas; J Bslmp-
son. Miss; Aex, Woods; Little Rock P Phelan
ders. Texas: Jas McCrary st John, La: Phil B
Fouke, St Louis; A Frank, Baton Rouge; G @
Craig, Evansville, Ind; Thos Williams Delta
La; J Robbins La
CITY HOTEL: Mrs A W Bosworth, Missls-
sippi: VIM Worden. Delaware J Cowart Mis-
Dickson, PHILADELPHIA; VIM Mason, steamer
City of Alton; Mrs Bryant and three children
Milwaukee,; J X Chambers, Port Hickey: W Fl
Stowe, Red river; Aug Kreimer. Cincinnati: E
) Skelenger. Holly. Mich. John 9 Neal. Par
kersburg: u J. Marmion, steamer Wilson: J O
J g Andrawa, Noble; J d Williams, Miss NJ E
and wife, city, J Poitevent. Pearington: W
Denny Pascagoula: DR. J y Black. Halifax: J A
ONeal. L L Griffin, ID Thomas. Il Bond L
Saul. w Hickman. Mississippi.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CERTIFI-
Gates FOR PREMIUM BONDS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con-
solidated Debt City Of New Orleans.
Room No. s. City Hall.
New Orleans. MAY /. 1878.
Holders of certificates for Premium Bonds
signed by the commissioners of the consoli-
dated debt, are hereby notified that the bonds
are ready for immediate delivery at the Office of
the Administrator OF Finance, and that after
the fifteenth of May. 1879 all bonds not called
for and delivered ARE AT THE RISK OF THE
HOLDERS OR OWNERS OF SUCH CERTIFI-
GATES.
ED. PILSBURY. Mayor.
J. @. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance.
J. G.. BROWN,
Administrator Of Public Accounts.
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt.
tnYItIh
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Succession of Daniel Edwards.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 39.s3a-Notiee is hereby
given, to the creditors Of this estate and
to all other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the present no.
If any they have or can. why the
account presented by W. r.. Murphy and J. w.
Marshall. testam sntary executors In this estate.
should not be approved and homologated, and
the funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court.
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succession ut Johannes Agnes Cook, de-
ceasad wife OF William B Cook.

AECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans, No, 4o.os-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors oflhs estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. IL any
by William b. Cook. testamentary executor In
this estate. should not be approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In acs
cordance theyeWith.
BY order Of the court.
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DIR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
M r. e. e. I0NlON NJ n GIesen


Author q t.. Practical Observations on Nervous
Senior Propreto re Of the Missouri s RI
State Museum of Anatomy.
st. Louis, Mo-,
and Vicinity and especay those who s1 have az
ready availed themselves of his Services that
he has returned to the city for the season. and
his old rooms
Rampant Street, Between Canal and
CustOmhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
5 .. m, and from TIL .. m.
Dir. DAVIDSON having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure Of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
LES sp 6K h5GRaEK e"ahF roh
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Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
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Treatment by Correspondence.
1t is, however. desirable that at least one Der.
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Dr.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten.
ton of those who by placing themselves under
creased their sufferings. The physician VINO
telligence to advance it In the respect of men
is benefactor to manktnd and the high esti-
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith I'm n Rapid and Perma.
nent Cure.
DR.. DAvIESON'B work, Practical Observa-
TONS" now In It's 1soth edition. will be found a
valuable guide. and may be had. bound In
cloth. price 25 cents. BY addressing the author,
Dr.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON. No. Rampant street,
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans,
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
d Dr.. DAVIEsioN may be consulted at No. .
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans. up to the 31st of March
after which his address will be 17O5 Olive street,
st. Louis, where he has been permanently 10.
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a. m. to .. M. and from
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con
soLIDATED DEBT. Room No. r, City Hall
New Orlenns April o. 1878 J
Scaled proposals will be received ut this De-
partment until WEDNESDAY. the eighth day
of May. 1878. Mt II O'Clock. for the purchase of
FIVE THOUSAND SHARES of ono hundred
dollars each. In the New Orleans Waterworks
Company, payable in the floating debt Of the
city. rs authorized and described in ordinance
No. 445e. A. s.. MS follows:
Certificates of appropriation.
Certificates for five eighths tax excess
Tax warrants.
Interest coupons due prior to July I. 1875.
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unpaid ordinance for years 1873 1874 1875.
1876, 1877.
Registered Judgments
Criminal, jury and coroners' warrants
City money, etc.
Certified debt of the city Of Carrollton
Bids to state the highest price for stock not
less than par, payable in floating debt rs above
ascribed.
The city reserves tho right to reject any or all
bids. and answers will be given the following
day at 10 M.
ED. PILsBURY. Mayor.
J. O, DENIS. Admir- of Finance,
J. G. BROWN. Admir- Pub Acts,
ap23 I'd Commit sioDars Consolidated Debt
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Succession nf Eerhnrd STRICKEN.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 4o,3os-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested TO show cause
within ten days from the present notification. IL
any they have or can why L. Z. Parker,
Public Adm istrator. should not be appointed
administrator of this succession.
BY order Of the court
ap3o my5 Q JOHN HERBERTe Clerk