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MEDICAL. &c.
DR. HARTLEYsS
GREAT REMEDY

Y eR e; Ht ,S SHFHzb,
Asthma, Offensive Breath, Noises In the EARS,
You Ws Know how sn; aaS arSn
have been cured by DR.. Hartiey's Blue Medicine,
an4 ssss
sypnons WIZ rc Dr haF1sys Philadelphia Medical
Ask M fHS 41 RaP SS oTH KHR IT,
na ST. fyf Se EN- 81
stI9et NV, two doors from Spancer's Business
MAKE NO MIsTAKK.1 .usso-tr
CONSULT DR. LEON, the oldest esIao,isnsd
~ specialist In the city. He guaIantees a perms-
o ri ss
and ill-treated cases specially A thorough e,ure
or no charge separate consulting
slrset nOfLsWest. aus30- tr
nR. BROWN HAS HAD GREAT sUCC Ess
- In the Treatment OF Premature Decay, Impo
tsncy, Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigof, aud al
Tie use Of Mercury or calomsl Has I'D Il Year, Year,
e1perience. The very worst cases solicited Hours:
street northwest back room. aug94luls
WILLS, CHILLs, CHILLs. Try RILEY S
- CHILL POWDERS; they never fall. For sale
Keiaiein's, HicRiing's Hes1sy,a Kosss. stoD D
Kussen's. Dawson's, and 1880 9th street NORTH.
II 1h. HEON, the Ol0oSC Established aud only
- Reliable Ladies' Physician in the City, can he
az Al Ct Se ss s. Ts% @
Residence, go 8. Paca st., Baltimore. aus3O-a
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of youthful 1mprudence. causing pre-
mature decay. nervous debility, etc.. having tried
ID vain every known remedy, has found simple
self cure, which he win send FREE to his fellow
'1nsssrs Aafre'' 4s onSth a. k LEE
DE8ISTER's LINIMENT
II Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia Headache and
AL sores, pains, injuries, &c. It never fails. TrJ
It: Sold by druggists. Is and 30 cents. STOT
ChVMM E1L. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, Agents
Ior w washington. ap1b-m. ", I, 8m
SPECIi NOrl E.-DR. ROBER BON can be
CONSULTED eve Wednesday and Saturday at his
flee, 92l u street bet h and 10 b. from to
2. III, Or all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Mel vons Diseases. viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
D!nness of sight or Gfddiness Indigestion, &C.,
&C., all resuith rom abuses In youth. excuses In
m. MOOD, and early 1ndiscretiOnS. GonOrrh0ea,
otTictur, and s3 phllts quickly cured. Dr. b. Is
native OF Baltimore, witt ID years experience In
spec practice, endorsed by tie leading physicians
OF tbs eita. visits Washington every Wednesday
ment for sby OF the above diseases. will find it to
tt cir interest to call upon him, who will insure
honorable AID scientific treatm Mt and q ere
guaranteed III every case he undertakes. VIII refer
his patrI any Of the leading physici ns Vt J.
more, d d show ,etters Of testimonials from the
same. Call address as above, or to 10 ,uth
Eutaw str ct, Baltimore. maI2O "
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TOWN COUNCILLOR DIR TIL. KYLL
Analytical Chemist.

Analytical Chemist.
r. 4. Herbertz, Esq. Vice-C Consul Of the U.
g., Cologne:
At your eQueSt and IN your company visited,
October 9th, 1877, the ApollInaris Spring near
Neuenahr: We met Mr.. A. Kreuzberg, the direc-
tor OF he ApOllinarls CO. CLim.) He permitted
inspection of the whole estal lishment. examined
infinitely every locality there and convinced
myself of the non existence of any appa.
ratus for the production of artificial
carbonic acid. The natural carbonic acid arts-
ing from the spring exists In such An enormous
quantity as would make the use OF artificialy
manufactured cal bGnic acid an absurdity.
have o hesitation in declaring tn IT. In richness
OF carbOnic acid, thu Apollinaii Is Sprinx is
not approached by any other known
German Spring and that it deserves In every
respec. the name Of an excellent naturally scid-
ulAted water.
The United States Consul at Cologne who sent
this report to the Government, declares, from
his own inspection, the ApOllinaris
Water, Is bottled, a natural product.
We trust the above will convince all that the
Apollinaris sent to the United States Is a
Natural Mineral Water, and that they will
place no reliance upon the false reports
circulated by dealers who are envtO IL Of
our success.
THE AP0LLINARIS co. uIN). OF LONDON,
Sole Lessees ofthe Apollinaris Spria0.
FRED'K DE barry & Co,
NEW YORK.
1t Sole Agents For United states and Caaad s.
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The exhibits at the Paris Exposition show
that the Swiss watchmakerS are not disposed
to give up without a struggle the race with
those of America for superiority in this in
dustry. They have adopted many of the
methods of manufacture which give to certain
kinds of American watches their marked ex-
cellence, and by adding improvements OF their
own devising are enabled to make very
creditable showing. BY the latest invention
the figures on the dial plate of watch are
given the property OF remaining luminous and
visible during the night, if exposed once to the
sunlight during the day.
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DIR. OSCAR IrERREuCH

DH. VSVNH LIEBWEICH,
Professor of Medicine at the University
of Berlin, and Director of the Pharma.
Geological College.
found at the ApOllinaris Spring an extraordi-
nary richness Ct natural carbonic-a cid rising I'D
with the water, and personally convinced my self
that AL the water coming from said spring is ex-
eessively iu,presnated With his .atural ca.bouic
acid.
The ApOllinaris, bottled according to
all the rules of science, is an entirely
natural mineral water.
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Three Story Brick Houses R,,r SOL

issue On the LIST and 18th OF each month bull.
letin or all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my once. or
WILL b sent by mall II desired.
Loans.
~, 900, u, 0C0 at per cent.
auction Sales
On MONDA4 7, Sept 18th, Is g. At o'clo * n
and x2d Nv. WI A''
On MONDAY, sept 18th. Is 8, at o clock D.
ih'' Hame mousse, 20. LAO ii sc. ne. sep14-tr
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PERSONAL.

A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE EI4H Les
"A sons for IS. iU GERMAN. FRENCH, Nc.
dress ''TEA( HER, - No. z st. NV. sepl4 81
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, sos lOsh
y st: nv, SIN. to 10 pm reports IS 70 re-
Searches for Chattel Trusts d. ly11 3n~
IA ADANE ROSS, AstroIogist 0.d Realfne
Vt Nedfusa, can be consulted - usual 1T 801 D
Heet, corner OF 81. NV. sug7-ly
A sTROLO8IHT.-Ars. DIR. ELL.3 500 pelu,
IA sylvaniA xvenue. II you Wuui. xiavW tls e at
consult the Dr.. IN ~ things cSsc. hssgss fro:c
An. to Q pm. xsis1y
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y Il a T Z NJ e n T
OF THE
4POLLINARIS COMPANY,

II Z Il,
Our agents in the United States have trans
m1tted to Us an article which appeared In print
containing charges. made by manufacturer OF
ar incial sparkling waters. against the ApOll:-
naris Natural Mineral Water.
The article is plainly calculated to misead; even
the heading. under the title of Omitted States As
say ONCE, is intended to convey to the public the
erroneous impression that 1t is An Official docu-
ment, While Ia realty it is entirely private mat
ter.
The best evidence OF this is that the Government
has taken no notice Of il placed any reliance in
1t: but on the contrary. allows the Apoliinarfs
Water to be imported as heretofore, as q natural
mineral water, free Of duty, while an artificial
water Is liable to heavy duty, hch it would GER
tanly be to the interest OF the government to co...
lect.
Having at heavy outlay, obtained the sole con.
troll of the ApO1linaris Spring, which can
yearly furnish FORTY million bottles,
Ii would be ridiculous to suppose that we would
manufacture and export al artificial water at in.
creased expense where nature has so bountifuy
supplied an article which evidently is serious oh.
stacle to the success Of manufacturers of inferior
waters.
To show the growing popularity of the Apollf-
naris Water We would state that where In 1874
our sales In Great Britain amounted to three
hundred thousand bottles: In 1872 they
were increased to five million BOTTLES, and
Judging from the steadily increasing demand for
this water In the United States Its sale there will
soon reach these figures.
As guarantee that the ApOIlinaris
Water shipped to the United States comes
direct from the spring, all invoices sent
there bears the certificate of the United
States Consul.
To further refUte the charges against the ApoI.
liaaris Natural Mineral Water, we quote
from Certificates gisen US ~ some of the most
eminent authorities and chemists of Eu.
rope who personally Inspected and ex-
amined the ApOllinaris Spring on the
spot, which is the only method CT ascertain
ing whether the water Is natural or artificial
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In abiding to the demoraizing effects OF
The yellow fever at Memphis, the Avalanche
says,-and the words deserve to be written so
as TO stand for all time in letters of gold:
Parents have deserted children and chill,
dren parents, husbands their wives, but not
one wife a husband"
This simple sentence will outweigh all the
SAeers that can be uttered about woman in a
century.
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MIR. HEPKE.
x.crnfH.u

"HyOf Oh Ntutnahfs
The Mayor OF Neuei abr, In whose Mayoralty the
Apellinaris Spring is situated, hereby eertifes
that ii is known to him that NO artifi ctal
carbOnic acid Is used in bOttlinx the
Mineral Water at the ApOllinaris Min.
eral Springs.
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The clear, cold weather OF which we are
having a taste, cannot come too soon nor ex-
tend too far south. But it must be remem.
bered that the same frost which kills the
yellow fever will Zip the destitute survivors of
the disease. There will be room III the south
for the labors of organized charity for some
time vet
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PROF. ]. ALFRED vVANK LYy.
st. Georges HOspi tai, London. and Pub.
lie Analyst to the County of Bucking.
ham.
have visited aud carefully exam ined the Apol-
nraris spriDg hear Neuenahr in Rhenish Prussia.
The carbOnic acid impre grating tn e
Apol1inaris Water is only the natural
gas which belongs to the water, and
comes up with 1t to the surface of the
ring.
The ApOllinaris water, as supplied to
the public, is simply and purely Nat
uIal Mineral Water.
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7 AN y VASES AT AUCTION.
ii ADOusRTERS EXECUTIVE COMM.
TEE 3Ar IONAL WILLOW FEVER BE-
No 9i4 Pennsylvania avenue.
o. THURSDAY MORNING., S-Dtember 10 b,
osIe. AZ 10 O'cock. there will be of cred for sale,
"a Iut'sle aut II in front Of Relief Committee
6ctms. Nc "enns, " mia avenue NV, two
Tce ers Gotta l. wn Vases contributed BY the
20 a. Terra Gotta Co., for the benefit OF the
land NM DICKSON
Sc l8SS .Rsp &TestJ Secretary.
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BIB. MOHR,
Medical Councillor and Professor at
ROM.

Bonn,
In conH Quence Of Communications received from
you l fell called upon to visit the Ap olinsris
Spring. u 81 amined everything there most mi.
nutely. l have convinced myself the spring yields
such m enormous quantity of water SO highly i'm
pregnated with natural carbonic acid as not to
allow of any foreign water or any arti.
fetal carbonic acid being used.
After an exhaustive Investigation OF tho spring
and obtaining the most complete Information. I
declare the water as supplied to the pub.
lie from the spring to be purely natural
quality.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DROPERTY FOR RENT
u By b. D. HOFFMAN,
heAi Estate Agent and Auctionsef.
1UfH AND p STS. n, ~,

EE 81 FURNISHED House, NJ st....Slb9 90
ist.. E no0se, st. n.w...........,. lou 90
11So00 rev YORK ave. n. W.. Ii r,,vms furn lb1 W
1907 nn. se. q. business house. ITO 90
30 LII ~ H. W. ~ rs m. l. and stable. Is 90
ESs iSts sS Nv, " rooms mod. imps. IS %
Yo11 Ha 81 Nv. - rooms. mod. iEapS. 76 90
a. ~ %. =. W., ~ rooms, mod imps. .-... 60 90
zz1e o =: ave. ny II rooms, mod. imps-... Is 90
~ ~ ~ st' NV, ~ rooms mod tmpS. .~-.. 80 %
~ st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps-...-... 90 90
S!1 tn st. n. ". rooms, mod. imps,....... as DO
0a9 III y. n.W 8roomS. mod. tmpG Is 90
"a "a III ~. NV, rooms, mod. imp0.....>>. IS 90
20 7th st.. NV, rooms, mod. tmps........ as 90
. D5o oth ST. NV, III rooms. mod imps. 20 90
~ LIST st. Sc, rooms moo tmps. ..,.-... IS OG
iO M0. ave. e.W, rooms. mod. iHpe. % 90
LIZ SaIroii ST. s.e., rooms. mod. impe...- Is 90
IL CH.roI 81 s.e, rooms mod. imps.... 10 90
NoS Ism 81 n. rooms, mod. imp. Is no
apoo lotn ST. H. W., rooms, mod. tmp6. IL 90
US 81. s.W, rooms. ...................... IL 90
6is rem. ave. W., large store. 125 o.
!4lS NeW 1ofk ave-. NV store. rs 90
l42S ~ w YORK ave. u. store .......,... rs 90
fine trent Office ROOM $40 r St. n VIM 20 On
Office rooms 1T 1919. l423 and 1895 New Yors
ave. NV.
,, FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city ut
prices 10 suit tho times and on terms that iii suit
CUSTOMERS Cali and my list beiore purcliAsire
elSeWhsre. sep14 tr
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LVNE DRESS SHIRTS
Il made TO orcer, of Wamsutta muslin.
ana fine Linen Bosoms Tor 81. 25, ready 10 put or.
Finest Dress ii IRTS made TO order OF the very
Dest material in the NEST elegant manner and a
perfectly satisfactory nj guaranteed, for 81. 26.
Cur .'E" SHIRT ready n sde for go cents un.
wobder.
The my stery'' or our A SKIRT. at Is cents is
made OF " amsutta muslin and extra fine linen
uosoms. We consider this the cheapest SHIRT ia
the world
The ''Hann's" SHIFT a. 80 cents, is made OF
Wamsutta muslin and tweDty-one hundred Linen
v 18th linen sleeve SaLds.
The Great Southern" SHIRT at 80 cents, is
TIE same a. the Haonis, only being open Front.
We guarantee every article we sell to be As "a.
presented or The money will DE returned,
MEGINNIsS'
BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY
ser14-u fOay r street ., On.
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II Restores manhood and the vigor Of youth to
the most shattered constitution In four weeks
dy should be taken by al about to marry, 81 who
have become weakened from excess or any other
cause. Success In every case u - certain q thst
water 9lenchse thiEst: per ease. 9ole Agent
York. Dr1lDtStS SSDDSso0. tAIl-6
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A A II D.
TIE Co partnership heretofore existing between
my brother w. n. sHUSTkR aud my self having
otn dissolved by mutual conse L L take this
melhod OF informing my friends and the public
generally, that have opened for myself a fS
DIZZY GOODS STORE
NO. 7o6 Market Space, third door from It'll street
priced
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
such as arr used In all fsmia s. AMI az the stock A
new. purchased at the low prices which goods ars
Low SO O.. can safely say VIII be Abe 10 offer
Them AS cheap as they can he pun chased elsewhere
IHk VALUE OF all goods viii be MARKED IN
PLAIN IGUREs.
In return Tor the patronage so kindly extended in
fne past, promise honorable dealing and strict at
tention to the wants OF my customers.
HI. &. SINISTER
sel3-ot SOS Market
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JULY "a 1873

September Corn 3811S 038I August, SO
asked September. Pork SO 37I August,
50 52A September. Lard 6971s97 August,
Union Stock Estimated receipts of
hogs to-day $500; official yesterday 8541;
shipped 46O7; light grades 50 2O04 Is, heavy
mixed packing SO 8o@4 10 heavy ,of Shipping
s. 25@4 49, PhiadephIa1s 81 81 30, ,i Cattie-E
D. m.-Close- Wheat 991 1891 July,
882668819 August, 8455G1s42 q September, Corn
-39@39T July, 881g bid, August, 3859@3834
September. 0ats-25 cash, 22 e August G7f III
So 871s99p % August, 50 5211l septem6er.
Lard -6.95 July, G.951a@6.971a August, 1850
ST. Lotus, July Opening Wheat-8624
July, Sc August, 8524 September. COrn-36Ah
August 37I September.
1880 p. m.-Wheat higher-No. 2 red 85.s4
@87 August, 861s08614 September, 88174 cash;
No. red 870188 July. 8634087 cash. Corn
slow-3575136 bid August, 374 bid September,
357S@36 bid cash, Oats quiet-22 bid Septtem,-
quiet-iobbing at SO 55@9 60. Gut meats
nominal. Bacon quiet-Shoulders 54005.50,
short rib 61a, short clear 6.6O06.7O. Lard
nominal.
September. Corn-36 July and August,
371s September.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1890 D. m.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; Middiing Uplands 61ad,
Middling Orleans 65gd; sales 5000 bales, of
which 1000 are for export and speculation.
Futures-Sellers at last nights prices.
Wheat-Western spring SIS 9d0l9s Sd; West
ern winter 9s 6d019s 10d. Flour Western
canal 22sa24s. Corn-New mixed 22s sd.
Oats-2s Sd. Pork--Prime mess Western 49s.
Lard-Prime Western 37s. Bacon-Long
clear Dos Cd, short clear BIS Cd. Tallow-
American BIS cd.
2 D. m.-Brpadstuffs steady. Corn-New
mixed 22s 6d722s Sd. Flour-Western canal
21s124s. Wheat Western winter IS ado
9s Sd. Weather fair.
23O .. m-Flour-American extra State
23s cd. Wheat steady; California club los Sd
do average 9s 11d6l10s Sd. Corn quiet. Oats
Is Sd. Barley-3s. Glover seed-American
40G143s. Peas-34s.
3p. m-Bacon-Lon clear firmer at 30s Cd
Lard-Prime Western firmer at BIS. Flour
American extra State steady at 24s. Corn
New mixed 22s cd. Other articles unchanged
LONDON, July %, 2 p. m.-Flour - Extra
State quiet at 23s Sd Wheat steady; arrived
cargoes- Chicago 43s. red winter ass; cargoee
to arrive Chicago 39s Gd0l40S, California just
shipped AIS nearly due 49s. Corn quiet; ar
rived cargOes 23s Cd.
4 80 .. m-Tallow 37s Cd.
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QUOTATIONS.

CoRN-Small supply, quiet and firm Sales =
100 sacks mixed at soc; $50 yellow at 54C, and
300 white at SEC f8 bushel.
OATs-In this article there is but little
movement and prices are easier. 300 bags
sold on private terms; 200 and 100 do at 36C
u bushels.
BRAN-Demand light and stock fair Sales
300 and 100 bags at 60C " cwt.
HAY-Dull and nominal. Sales-75 bales
strictly prime at S12 and so choice at S13 u
ton.
BULK CoRN-Quiet and stock fair. No. 2
mixed 4219(043c % bushel.
WHEAT-Receipts small and demand light,
at 85G195c for Texas and choice No. Western
WHIsKY-The demand for this article Is
moderate and in prices scarcely any change
from day to day. We quote choice Ctncin-
natl 81 O501 o. fair to good Western 81 020
l 03, Louisiana $1@1 OF.
WOOD-Demand good and prices firmer.
We quote bury 9@10c, Louisiana clear 200
21c, lake 2301231ac fB 10.
BUTTER-Fair stock and in moderate re-
quest New York creamery fine 22t025c, New
York dairy prime 2O022c, New York dairy
good 16117c, Western creamery 18(024c, West
ern dairy 11G015c 70 ID.
CHEESE-Is in light demand. New York
cream 11@12c, Ohio factory 8081ac u Ii.
POULTRY chickens 81 25094 50; young
S2@3; ducks S2@3; geese $3@4; turkeys 500
10 % dozen.
STARCH-In fair demand at 3031lc in lots.
POTATOEs-Western at 81 5001 IS f9 Dbl.
Of Louisiana potatoes there is a small
stock, with fair demand; prices steady at
81 1902 % Dbl.
onions are in moderate demand at 81 5001 Is
58 Dbl
SWEET POTATOES Nominal.
CABBAGEs - Are steadier. Louisiana cab
bages are quoted at So 5004 u box.
BEANs-NOrthern 3@3Ac. Western 21a0
224c ID ID.
EGGs-Western 501Oc; Louisiana 15@18c %
dozen.
RICE-Firm; demand good; No. 2 434@5c,
common 60614c, ordinary 61a@65Sc, fair 81
@6Yc, good 7@71Sc' prime 7A@725c, choice
75sc u ID.
SAIT-We quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at $4,000 " sack for coarse, 81 05
al 10 for fine. Turks Island dull and neg
in pockets 134@71ac each, as in size.
COTTON TIEs-Are quoted at 50 25 y bundle,
with discounts according to quantity.
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The Louisville Courier journal says

Inc LOUISVILLE COuIISI says.
The great commercial convention at New
Orleans next November will be the biggest
thing ever known for the steamboat and river
trade-a regular grand boust" for our river
men. We must have grand regatta at the
same time. All the river marine of the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio and their tributaries will be
invited down to New Orleans to take part
with the big bugs of our Western commerce.
From Pittsburg to New Orleans, from ST.
Paul to New Orleans, from the Yellowstone
to the Gulf every boat will be invited to
meet at New Orleans and form grand re-
view Of our river marine. It will be the
biggest sight in the world At New Orleans
the river craft will join the ocean steamers
and ships Of every nation and proceed to the
ietties with whistles shrieking, bells ringing,
sails belying and futtering, mates and boat
SWANS yelling, bands. playing, and visitors
and excursionists all joining in hilarious jolIi-
fication all at once, and all in perfect accord.
BY jacks, what a grand old time we'll have!
1T will be the most imposing regatta ever
seen in the world The 'fskule bored" will be
especially invited to attend. Billed shirts will
be expected on that occasion, and our Getty
dads will be on hand If they can borrow
ftatboat and float down,
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TBV Telegraph

NEW YORK, July 23-Wan street-Money
" cent. Exchange steady at 483. Govern
ments steady. Stocks moderately active; de-
clined from a to 21a u cent; the latter in st.
Paul. This large decline was in measure
due to the failure of W. H. Gladwin & Co.,
who were interesed in st. Paul and Western
Union, about 800 shares being bought in under
the rule on their account.
In State bonds District of Columbia 1865
sold at 832s018313.
Clearing House Statement Currency ex-
changes, $50, 6O3,957; currency balances, ST.
9O8,312; gold exchanges, S6,331 ,573; gold bal
ances, 81 ,140,S84.
Gold clearings at the N. B. s., N. Y-Gold
balances, 1912, 800; currency balances, S917,-
236; gold clearings, S7,478,O6O.
LONDON. July %, 2 p. m.-Consols for both
money and account 95 TIC. Street rate 21s,
which is "a below bank rate.
PARIS, July %, 2 D. m.-Rentes 114f 15c.
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TRUSTEES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. ". BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic DIG.
eases, Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has Just returned from Europe Office, 1886 Canal
street, between Dryades and Rampant streets
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured in g.
short time. Private Diseases treated after new
sure and quick method. Female Diseassstreated
with greatest success.
DR.. Bilies reputation az skilled and success
Iul physician is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which Is well known to the
public, DR.. Bile Is graduate from one OF IN es
best colleges In Europe, and was for years as
sfstant physician to Prof. Ricord Paris. Con.
situations and correspondence strictly conf q
dental. Charges moderate. 1856 Canal street
DR. ". BILLIE 1856 Canal street. ae9 4 {
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AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY g. co.

tE. @. BULLARD AuctioneerJ
Attend to sales Of REAL ESTATE, MERIDIAN
Disc Of all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE HORSES and LIVE STOCK, OAR
RIAGFS, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, ETC.
Regular sales at their office and salesroom, the
Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II q. m.
Sales of Horses and Stock. Carriages, Harness,
etc. ev ry SATURDAY. a. II q, M, at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLS, 10 Baronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances. if desired.
The business of their friends and the public
solicited
MONTGOMERY e. CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
81 Camp street. my3O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-24
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NEW YORK, July %, 10:40 a. m.-Coffee
quiet and steady; sales-440O, ,Laguayras on
private terms, and at New Orleans 220O Rio,
per Polstjernan, on private terms; Raw su-
Steady, with fair demand Linseed oil 56@57.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Wheat opened at 8794
asked August. Corn-38A August, 3825g3811a
September. Pork-S9 321aD9 81 August;
sales at 50 so now, SO 5211a September. Lard
6.95a6971a August, 7.0507.071a September,
Later Wheat -991a July, 8S5s August, S4234