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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-11
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKEE-
Leaves On Monday, November II. ut .. III
r. FOR MATCHES. VTCKsBUnf7s
GreenMxilIe ara MaIe Arkap9l,f H. Tearedne H.
splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON bean,
Jas. H. Pepper master. Frank Beck. Jr.. clerR
to ali way and bond reight For freght sp or pas
S''s' ''tsi' 5tAsN'NEY Ii ~ { MoRR. 1os Common street.
no1o q. q. WAYNE. lo6 Gravisr street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKEE,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20, ut 0. H.
T - FOR MATCHES. VICKSBURGz,
GreepZIlle hrkap9lis % 81 r2rrene H.,
first class freight and passenger steamer
CsHAs. p. CHOUTEAU,
Geo. Miltenbsrger cerk,
u Coast, town and bend frolghts solicited and
P@ssenger aee2mmodations FIRST GLASS;
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine BEugz
Riyer and Texas Eailway, via ArkapelIs, AZ,
and Little Rock Hallway, via Hopefald. Ark,
oc3o BROCKETT b CARTER, Agents
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 10. at $ .. H..
IT, A FOR NATCHEZ VICKSBURez,
k4#ssaAAks1 Greepyille. ;Arkapolis, Terrene, He
T2''sR@=-s'1zHa lena. Memphis and the Bends-Tsaa
| first class freight and passenger steamer
| HENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master, ALI Grissom clerk
| will leave as above.
Coast, town and bend frelghts solicited anA
promptly attended 10. -
Paesenger accommodations FIRST CLASG
| and RATES LOW.
| Through bills Of ladlng signed to Pine BLUFF
and stations on the Little Rock, MississipH&
| River and Texas hallway, via Arkapois Ark~p
| and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, via Hopefleld, Ark
| Oc30 BROCK EFT & CARTER, Agents
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gsite Jackson street - STORAGE AT THE
II LOWEST GOING RATES.
WHARFAGE. :,
Vessels arriving in ballast and wshIng a1t ,d 20
observation-disclosures nj one third Of the city charges
u II. n. COCHHANE.
no4o1ro No 30 CarOndelet street
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BOARDING.

MO. II DAUPHINE STREET, SECOND
~ house from Canal. This elegant residence
is now open for the reception Of guests. Loca-
ton most central Rooms en- suite or single,
with or without meals. Table not excelied in
tho city. Unexceptionhble references ex-
changed. Oc23 i'm
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ladies FeHlpoiy Auxiliary Association
Mo more applications for clothing will be re-
/ eefved until those on file are filed.
nos IF SAM'L GARTER, Secretary.
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IMPORTANT 10 PLANTERS.
Great Reduction i'm Price of
BALE III LIS.
STEAM BOILERS! STEAM BOILERS!
VIGER'S IMPROVED FRENCH PROCESS
DISTINGUISHING STEAM BOILERS

WE TREAT ALL WATERS WHATEVER
w impurities they hold In solution.
Removes SCALE ANY waters can be ON
Prevents scale forming. plOyed hard wnter
Prevents COrrOsiOn and sen water or sui pbur-
pitting. o1s water.
Prevents fOHmlng 9aves fuel, repairs and
Contains no acid: guar oil aud tallOW and
anteed perfectly harm lessons the danger OF
loss. explosions.
Acts on oil wators Whnt- 1t can be introduced
ever their Impurities through feed pipe
safety pipe or man
hole.
Positive Action Within Egnree Weeks.
HUGH W. MONTGOMERY,
No. 1GO Common street
New Orleans Agent for the Southwest
DO2 i'm
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Attention. Vauhry W1Feg-speeiHt Meet
ling MONDAY, November II, 187s-Every mem
bsr ID required to be- present rs business OI Tn
utmost Importance will bs brought forward.
constitutional fines will be enforced for non
attsndgnce.
by order: ~,..,.
nOt0 2t a. E K1ORPH I. OhpGftin.-
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LAFabEJ REHa III.

LAFOURCHE. DONALDSONVILLE AxD
COAST PACKET,
Leaves every L UESDAY at 70 II. and STATUE
DAY at 10 8. m.
For Donaldsonville, Lafourche and upper coast.
14RssMaa1Aks3 1Rssa1A ASSUMPTION.
s7"7s=~71za@ z. 4. Chariet. master, n. y. DuDuE4
clerk. will leave as above: Returning down tis5
coast every Monday and Thursday. For freiafzt5
or passage, apply on board or to
nos en- 3. R1VET, 105 Decatur street
TRI- WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
r. m THE NEW AND FAST PAssEE~
HENRY TETE.
J. F. Aucoin, mastor, III. Fl. Landry CLERK
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 q. m. THURG~
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partas-p
ular attention to way business, and retHrnz.
down the coast, leaving DonaId8onyille syGrg
Wnedneaday. Friday and Sunday morning.
For freight or passage apply on board or hq .
b. EIVEl, ID5 Dechtur street.
?. B,-Has, clerk On the landing during dna
freight. Freight received for the Lafoarcf7a,
with privilege Of re9hipDng at DoualdsonyiIIg
se28tf.
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Second District Courtfor the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 $50,

pY HOEY. MACON l. O'CONNOR-Nichol olas
ID J. Hoey. Auctioneer-O No Il Caronde-
lot street-MONDAY. eleventh Of Novembe
near the corner Of Water ana Toledano streets,
In this city, by virtue of On order Of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated twenty eighth October, 1873 will
be sold at public auction. for account Of said
estate, the following property, to wit.
8 Western and Creole Cow, Heifers. Boy
Horse. Wagon. Cart. Harness. Q Hay Cutters
Furniture. Movables etc. as per inventory on
file,
Terms-Cash on the spot before delivery.
nC9 til
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gpgaJEAL NOTICES.

u HReaaauartera Association Army of Ten"
y |negsea, flew Orleans, November 10, .187s-The
zof1lcers and members OF this association. hre
gberebv notified TINT the regular meeting viii be
zIhefd on TUESDAY. November 12, at o'clock ..
u m. Puncusl attendance Is requested as I'M
8lportant business will be transacted x
y BY order Of AUGUSTUS REtCHARD. First VICE
EPresident.
4 nOtn 81 j, u. t'lLDINt. seGretaTy.
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nlunders OF the old Mas ,ers.
IN. Y. Graphic


Many of the old masters made amusing and
curious plumbers in their works. Tintoret
represented the "Israeltes Gathering Man
na," armed with guns Cigoli painted the
aged Simeon at the circumcision OF Christ
with pair of SpectaeleS on his nose, and Reu-
bens committed the same error in his famous
picture Of MARY AnnOiting the Feet Of Christ"
In picture OF Christ Healing the Sick, by
Nerro, the spectators are represented as wear
ing perriwigs on their heads Albert Durer
painted the expulsion of Adam and Eve from
the Garden Of Eden by an angel in tl0unced
dress. The same artist, in picture OF ''Pe
ter denying Christ, introduces a Roman sol
der smoking q German pipe. Flemish
picture of the wise men worshiping the infant
Christ has one OF them depicted in large
white surplus and in boots and spurs. In
this homogeneous dress he is represented in
the act of presenting the child with model
of a Dutch man-ot-War. An artist OF the
same school, in a painting Of Abraham offer
ing up his son Isaac, the patriarch instead
of using knife as described in the Scrip
lures, Is holding blunderbuss to the head of
Isaac. Bellini has pictured the Virgin
and child in the act Of listening to a violin; in
another picture he has drawn King David
playing a harp at the marriage of Christ with
Catherine. In a French picture of the Last
Supper" the table is ornamented with tum-
bers filed with cigar lighters. The crown
ing blunder is shown in a painting Of the
Garden of Eden, in which Adam and Eve
are represented in all their primitive simpli-
city, while in the, immediate background APP
pears hunter in modern sporting suit In
The act OF shooting ducks with gun.
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nothing but gibbets and death, In its horr1d
forms, before his eyes. exhibited 70 MIN by
| He slept, however, after the harrassing ex-
element of the day, and soundly, too; when.
| In the midst OF Ills deep and death-like slum-
bers, the door opened gently, some one drew
near the couch, and the voice whispered In
| his ear:
| Arise and come with me- We wish to save
your life Your horse Is ready"
| And the brave young man, hastily awak-
ened by the words, eve wish to save your
life: come" answered. still in German:
what do you wantg
CastanOs, when he heard Of this experiment
| and its results, said the Russian was noble
Young man; he saw the true state OF the case.
The next morning four men came to take
him before Q sort Of court-martial Of officers
Of Castanos' staff. During the walk they ut
tered most horrible threats against him; but
true to his determination, he pretended not to
understand them.
When he came before his judges he seemed
to gather what was going on from the ar
was said around him, and he asked In Ger
man where his interpreter was He was sent
for and the examination began.
1t turned at first upon the motive Of his
journey from Madrid to Lisbon. He an
swered by showing his dispatches to Admiral
Siniavn and his passport. Spite of the pres
ence and vehement assertion OF the peasant,
he persisted in the same story, and did not
contradict himself once.
"Ask him." said the presiding officer, at
last, "if he loves the Spaniards, as he is not
O Frenchman2"
The interpreter put the question.
Certainly" said Leckinski, 81 like the
Spanish nation; / esteem it for its noble char
acter; / wish oui' two nations were friends"
Colonel said the interpreter to the presi-
dent. "tho prisoner says he hates us because
we make war like banditti; that he despises
us, and that his only regret Is that he cannot
unite the whole nation as one man, so as to
end this odious war at a single blow"
While he was saying this the eyes OF the
whole tribunal were attentively watching the
slightest movement Of the prisoners counte-
nance in order to see what effect the inter
prefers treaehery would have upon him, but
Lecknsld had expected to be put to the test
in some way, and he was determined to battle
all their attempts.
Gentlemen" said Castanos, sit seems to
me that this young man cannot be suspected:
the peasant must be deceived; the prisoner
may pursue his journey, and, when he reflects
on the peril of DIR position, he will find the
severity we have been Obliged to use excu5a-
bic"
Leckinski's arms and dispatches We're re-
turned he received n free pass. and thus this
noble youth came victorious out of the
severest trial that the human spirit could be
put to.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1873

Moore PIP
Norris s J
Moran Tom
Morales Francisco
Mottashed Robt
Murray John @
Murphy julius
McRobbins x Dick
McCarty John J
McLarney VIM
Mcmahon Thos
McGrath & Brown
McEnery NJ
MeLane Patrick
Nelson T l.
Niemann Herman .
Nuney II A
Nntting G W
O'Brien ThOs II
Ottendorlf I
Parker J G
Patty J L
Pratt Il @
Peters J M
Petit G. 8
Peterson A FL
Pierce John
Pickles Henry
Polk N w
Popp John r
Pugh Frank
Quine James
Quisonberg FL
Read Bernard
Rees Karl
Richardson & Stevens
Rightor &C
Rays Will ...
Rosenfleld Bros
Roberts w ID
kouisel James
Sample Fl DIR
Slater James e
Staulberg Il Buesse
Staebler J L DIR
Senechal Louis
Sbeeban G. s
Schetzinger John
shelton Robt
Stern Gabe
stephens Amason
Spering Il NJ
Shields John
snyder L J ...
Sorridge Chas
Southmayd Hy
Stoll Henry -
Stroesner Fl
Strut Cbas
Stutter Hy u.
Smith Theo
Smith VIM
Taylor John J
Teyler Geo ..-.z
Trigg w X
Thomas Morgan
Thorne G 7
Thornton O A
Trufant Ayres
Virdner Sami &cO
Walsh Thos G.
Warner VIM
Walpolo II w
Watkins Geo
Wagner Henry
w LIS ~
Wells A
Williams Joe
Wills Chas capt
Wilder M + ...
Williamson d s
White capt
Woodwork Geo G.
Woods mr.
Williams III W
Williams Frank
Oconers Tug Union
BADGER. Postmaster.
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special commission in Russia, under the
presidency OF Major General Clink. are to find
ont ana punish all members Of the civil and
military service implicated In the embezzle-
ments OF the last year. Hundreds have been
arrested.
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A MODERN ROMEO.


He was swinging on the gate
She had cautioned him to walt
And he waited.
Hour fitted, came she not;
Fled his patience, and he got
Aggravated.
:" will give her surprise
This he muttered he flies
To her winder.
And he warbled, 81 am here,
Come and comfort me, my dear
My Belinder.'
Then he scooted. taking not
All the components OF what
ROBBED his body.
And the cur that sot and cbewed,
Wlnk-ed shy, as II he "knowed
1t was shoddy.
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Arnpnt Oscar
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Brevard J G.
Bridger Chas
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the New Orleans PsstOnee
nj III a. m, December Ia, 1878.
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RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after November 10. 1878. Ms
Leave Arrive.
Exp. No. 1. 600 .. m. EXP. No 2, 1918 q. m
Mixed No. 3, 100 .. NJ. Mixed No. 4, 800 .. m
Nos; and run daily. Nos. and daily. OK
Y PPULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
AND CHICAGO WITH0UT CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS a Sleeper Is attached Mt Milan, en-
Ing the train: Only 6NE Change i TO NEW NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informa-
ton given at No. % Camp street. corner Of
AID. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
7. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
~ (MOBILE FAST LINEl
- TO ALL EASTEKN CITIES.
On and after Wednesday. November 90 1873,
trains will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal
street. as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Passenger mo. 2 Express.
daily, except daily & :35 am.
Sunday 80 am. So Passenger
daily. 90 o. m. Sunday o 80 Z. m.
No. s Coast NO Coast
daily. except daily, except
Sunday. ..... 3 80 pm. Sunday 8 80 n. m.
No. Passenger tNos Passenger
Sunday Clly 7:35 am. Sunday Only.9 30 D. m.
Tickets lIay be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secl,E ID In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel
d. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
d11y J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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Thoele VIM
Thorndike. Norton &et
Vosburg Geo capt .
Vanhagen John
Walker K X
Warner Thos
Warmon A
Ward Harrison
Watkins Leigh
Winack x Scholtz
We'll Maurice
Wehner i J
Vented VIM capt
Wilann Gan ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-19
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
ANIL VICINITY

TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
feel under yroat obligations for tbs liberal
patronage cxtsndod to mo since commenced
business IN this place. in entire Stranger and
heartily return my IN ,st humble thanks for the
many tavors shown mo | have DECIDED to
make ICE CREAM FUR THIRTY CENTS
PER QUART, put up in p.por, or 81 ~ per
gallon, packed in leo and sent 10 all part; OF the
city. &a-CUSTAkO and ICES, Of al; ilsvors,
hsve secured II low rent; ID, pay cash for my
goods; Sd, bug the bes: of cream at q reduced
price; 4th, DO away with hiring hands; 5tn, make
the cream myself; d, an Determined to give
full satisfaction. Pcncs md sunday schools
supplied ten gallons ind upward:) At 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM md DIE Ek hOOM0
No. 179 King street ,,oo
nv lS-2n u. >. fUhCD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-19
Onening aud Closing Of the Nails

The following will bs the hours or opehinS
and closing the mails until further notice:
CLcsING-Manassss Division g. IN Aioxan-
drs to Round Hil Va Naw M 1o1K ci,v and
the East II m, aud y: I'll; Washington
Bal Bsltimore Sot and Phladephis a. u m, and s
y ~ . Western s d. NJ; Southern mails, sls
Richmond, Va, 45 p. m. and 8 2: M, South,
western mails. via Lynch burg, Va, througn
mails) pm; Dsnville' w. Wl:,n1n p: m mails via
washington, D. g., $50 g. N. and and pm;
soS,hsrn % mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 a. m.
ud and ] D. M; Southwestern through mail. vvll'
fau Lynchburg, vs., 80 a, M Lynsh6MIEsg to 6, Al
eIandris, including oil stations on Mialsnd sn ~ H.
a. RnunS o o. All, q TO- AIeSsndris, Va, S3Op.m.
Sun SUNDAY HouRs-Cllico opens 8 80 a. m and
1 oloooa q 20 a. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-19
MEDICINAL.
" Il G. ET T N ID
rs RECOMMENDED BY ALL PLY
SICIANS,

Valley Stream, Queens Co., Long Island, NY
Mr.. H. r. Stevens;
Dear Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing you g
small certificate concerning Vegetine prepared
by you. have been sufferer with the Dyspepsia
for ever forty years. and have had the Chronic,
Dia,rAea for six months, and have tried most
every thing; was given up to die, and did not
expect to live from day to day, and no physicl'
an could touch my case. saw your Vegetlne
recommended to cure Dyspepsia. I commenced
a we'll woman and restored to perfect health
All who ere afflicted with this terrible disease
I would kindly recommend to try it for the
bonntt of their health. and it is excellent as
bood purifier.
BY pr. #. 3. Forbes, M. D.. for
MRS VIM. 81. FORBES.