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HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.
HNLENA, April Is, 1878.

H%LENA, April 10, 1878.
The markets the past Meek show a steady
increase in demand. The sales OF grain
have been brisk, the prices advanced, and
the tendency still upward, while the de-
mand continues good. The following fig
ures rule:
Flour, $500.
Wheat, o2.4OGS2.5O.
Oats, $2.35G2.40.
Barley-brewers'-$2.2 5@2.75.
Barley-feed-$2.00.
Bran and Shorts. 81. 5OG$1.75.
Peas-chopped-$2.3O 30.
Peas-seed-none in market.
Butter-50660c.
Eggs-40@50.
Potatoes, 81. so per ton.
Pork-gross-$S.00 90.
Pork-net-$l0.00.
Chickens, $10.ON0$12.OO per doz.
Turkeys, S 3.000S3.5O each.
Fish-l6@2Oc. per fb.
Hay $1,000 per ton.
Wood. $500 per cord.
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A continuance for any length of time causes irri-
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.

Helena, Montana, April 8, 1878. I
Cornelius Mannix, whose post office address is
Canton, Meagher county, Montana Territory, has
this day fled his application to entey as agricultural
land, under the homestead laws, the N half of the
s + quarter of section 81, in township No. 8 north,
mnge No 2 east, which land is suspended from
entry.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
at this Office on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1878,
Mt 10 O'Clock q. M, to determine as TO the mineral
or nOn-mineral character of said land, and testi-
mony to be used upon said hearing will he taken be-
fore the Register and Receiver on the 18th day of
May. \. d. 1873, ut 10 O'Clock n. m. 1t is alleged
there are no known miners, nor mining improve
ments, upon said land. j. II. MOE, Register.
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C. S. KELLY, d. D. S.
Helena.
broadway,
DENTIST.

vol r1enth, restoring decayed parts with Porcelain
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27

DR.. Linderman, director Of the mint. re-
turned TO Washington tretn Philadelphia,
whittier he has hntn TO attend The session Of tha
aaaaY commission and a forwards inquire Into
the capacity Of that place. il the event Of the
The silver bill becoming law eilvef viii be
coined and ready to be stamped, the four press
es used fot that PURPOSE heine capable Of
treasury al least stboo.oo Der month
This will be In addition to ell other
coinage. The mint Mt Gan Francisco
Ia cauable Of coming similar amount 1,-
100000 per month exclusive Of al othet coin
age save The trade dollar. AT Carson City, New
the capacity Of the mint will be s5eopeo monthly.
making ss,F1nnnb in all, In case the mint at
New Orleans should be utilized fer coining pur-
rosas, y would take over siE.eee and four
months time for u to be gpt ready for such
purpose. But the mint AT PHILADELPHIA il Ii tho
most efficient enndt ten for beavr coinage, hav-
ing perfected. machinery and wer kmen skilled
In the manufacture Of silvet; there being now
on hand a moderate stock Of bullion whetnwith
TO commence operations.
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AMMlteratpd OpiNsss.

The naHve grown onium Of China, according
To the trade fepofta on that ceunry fel iais lust
Issued, continues 10 Interfere sertuer " tha
itnpoft Of The Ihdian drug. both from flo ateatat
pheapnesa OF production and from the Tact that
ite carriage through the empira IL enls weighted
with one half the le- kin or war tai nbaised an
opium imported from abroad. and con.
eeaaenHy the report Of good home
crop seriously affects the Indian eaple and
generally eausea a lnll In the market and
q decline In prices, During the year iafG the
drouth In the northern provinces resulted in
an almnat total failure OF the prer. but the nat
nrA effect on prices waa coupterhalsnc nv
the famine which ensued, anil which prevailed
more or leas throughout the northern rrny-
tntea. reaching its worse developm ent in ahan.
tnns, whence no fewer than s,oeo,0oo men, wn=
men and children are computed to have emil
grated eouthward. A large Quantity was. how.
ever eonaumei n those parts where The cereal
crops were untniured. In ssechuen the opium
crop was fairly abundant, and large quantities
,etest fiyet, ports. aa we'll as to Shanghai
ate, the Indian opium. The prueaas
made use. of ia very simple When deal
ing With Bengal opium the Neales hnres
hole In the ball, eNttants the Juice and rerlaras
II with native npum. The ball is then closad
and sold aa the pure Indian drug With Msiwa
apteoeeR of similar nature but differing In
detail Ia made use OF. This epium ia soli tn
the country dealers, whose power 10 diatins
gaiah between tho Indian and tho mixed drug
u yet limited In fact, the Indian drug has
new very serious competitor in the native
article. ana no means are left uutried 10 dam
age Ii In the contest ~
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF sAhHs:

Jesn NJ s4snIa ". Paradise Ii Brather
E,1FTH DISTRICT CoutT ron THE PAR
Il ISL of Drleansi No. eB99--By virtue Of a
writ Of deti faeias. to me direeted by. the hon
efahle the Fifth District Court Tor lhe pafish
Of Orleans, III the abeFe entitled cause. viii
proceed to sell Mt public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auetioheers.. Exthahgs ROYAL
street between Canal and GistpmhoHse streets
III the second District Of this sits; on WEDN rs
DAY, March g. 1873, at il o'clock m,, the fol
loving described property III Wit -
ALI THE RtaHT, T1TIH AND INTEREST,"
Of the defendants herein, PARADISE \ Brother,
IN and to the suit entitled Paradise 4 Brother
vs. Ben garaon, No, 1850 On The docket Of tie
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
and also all attendants right, title aud interest
In said case, now On appeal in the Supreme
Court of this State.
Seized In The above suit.
Tefms-gash Oh ihe stut
THOMAS r. HANuY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fnan az
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sting 5000 III favor Of hIississlppl Fife Utmpahy
No 9, which was adopted by tbs following vote:
Yeas : Gavsnat, Diamond. Edwards, Reng.
storff-4. t 4Hf#|E
Nay Brtwn@i. q
isins the Administrator OF G,lice TO extend the
wire. OF The Fire Alarm Telegraph to aud
throughout the Sixth District.
Adopted.
Petitions.
From q, j. 3. Wood for cancellation Of an
assessment on incomes ~ Madame DeVrille.
ts) A. gowland, ~ Louis Kuolabefeen. 81 r.
Leibrook. oand tf Widow Jean Leche, all for re-
ducton OF their respective assessments Re-
fefred to The Administrator Of Assessments.
From property owners ard residents for tie
erection Of gag lamps on Fauehat street, between
nalord and st. Joseph. Referred to The Admin,
istrator Of Police.
From T. W. P. Grar, asking that his patent
safety lamp attachment lie examined by the
Ioutc Referred 70 The Administrative Of Fo.
lice.
From g. NJ. BOYD, representing owne,so Of boats
full Of coal sunk At Willow Grove Landing, fl,
The use OF one Of the cits's dtedgeboats
Mr.. Oavanac offered the following resolution.
which IVES unanimously adopted
Resplted, That permission be and is hereby
granted to g. NJ Boyd TO use enc Of the drsdge,
boats belonging TO the city for the purpose q
raising coalboets On the flyer, provided said
boat ehal be repaired at his own cost and es-
pense: and provided. further that he will GIVE
epud security FIR the return Of eaid boat in good
condition and repair; this permission revoeable
al The pleasure of the geuneis
The Council then adjourned.
THoa. e! RArIER. Secretary.
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Thec. y. ra,ls fso., ,Inttml,,a nett.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
u ah Of Orleans No. A .ant-By vittue Of ii writ
Of neri faeias, TO me directed by the honorable
ths Fourth district Unutt Tor the parish Of
eeea TO sell at pnhle auction Of the Merchants
and Aucioneefs'' Exchange, Royal street, be
tween Canal and qu9tps,hgnse streets i, II the
l. 4 U2TfaHsrfAiliN io,f u,F GROUND, with the
Hsap H end aRS n s hs'GSh st9ssa
bounded by Benville. Royal, Bourbon ahh
Upnti streets, measuring thirty feet front On 81
enville street hy, nfty nine FEET ih,terth between
efty which TIC late FieIsr Hait asaulrea By pqr.
chase from lex VIM Schmidt. Charles
Anthony Werner and Charlotte de Uttislnan
widow Of Charles Werner ans Miss Mathila
tary ptiblie IN this tty. on The eighteenth fan
uary4 .1aBp, duly Registered In the conveyance
once tq, n. his pqEsh lp f,ok iHf E.
Of this city. ~ the square bounded By st. Philip,
nbteencis, Duniaihe and Broad streets deeiez
mated hv The number one 1T square number
nineteen. said lot forms the corner Of Dnmane
measure, twenty rhine fest eight inches front
On Broad street by one hundred fent hi hepth
Being the same property which. the said ae
asea i Maaears Wsb ept by at tP ae see fe
Oh the sixteenth Of Iahnary. 1911 dnly tegiiss.
tered In the enntefance office Of this Parish Ia
book ninety nine. folio four hundred and thir-
ty two. Both Of fhA above described properties
having been atuuit Ell bv the defendant herein
Under on act passed September a. 1914 before
james Eahey. notary nublie in this city.
Seized In HE above snit.
e'l's-,'sn "a ny T EHRnptNa II. HANDY
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
saALER PROPOSALS.

|
February g5. 1878
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Mayors office until MONDAY. March A. u m,
fot furnishing the MeDonogh School house No
9, situated on Constance street, between Ninth
anA Hartnony with the following school FTR-
N1TuRt:
40 SINGLE nttsHs. go Inches high, 10 inches
wide, "a inches long. II inches height Of
BAtK SEATS r. suit
SO SINGLE DESKS, 2s inches high 16 inches
wide. "A inches long, 16s inches height
>, s HNa sH bpst t sg & inches high 10 inches
wide. "a inches long, ists Inches height
7s bog f f1 Desk. 81 i inches heb !, inches
wide, as inches long. II inches height
1916 DOUBLE DESKS, u inches high, 10 inches
vide, "a inches long. III inches height
d nA & ke STARS to suit
30 H h5{ ~ z Rh = + 10 ipot
rHA0HHRs' TABLES, asi, 81 cherry
The school furniture proper must be con
sttueted with curved. folding seats and slorine
backs. alternate ash and walnut. or cherry,
oiled or vanished.
Ink wells and the necessary screws for fastnn
ing The desks and seats to the floor to be In
eluded In the price
All to be delivered In good order at the above
named school house within three weeks from
The time II awarding contract
ED PILsBuRY Mayor,
J. @. DENIS. Administrator Of Finance.
Ja BROWN. Administrator Of Accounts.
Gnmmissionerso,f Mcponoeh School Fund
fng6 til
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CRY LICHNsKs ron 1878.

DEPARTMENT or F1NAHuH,
City Hall. New Orleans, Dec. 30. 1877. J
CITY LICENSES for 1878 will be reosived at
this Office on WEDN EsDAY. January a. with
the following rates Of discount for prompt pay
tnent. via,
40 per cent discount for first week In January,
1s per cent discount for second week In Jan
uary.
10 per cent discount for third week In January.
& per cent discount for fourth week In jan
uary.
per cent discount during the month, Of Feb
ruarv.
dsg1 1T ]. q. DENIS. Administrator.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CHARITY HOSPITAL.

CHARITY HOSPITAL,
New Orleans. February 5. 1878.
Sealed proposals will be- received by the I'M
dersigned until THURSDAY the twenty eighth
instant for furnishing the Hospital with the
following supplies for twelve months from
March next viz
FRESH MEAT. BREAD. DRUGS. COAL and
MILK.
The latter from the first OF April next until
the first Of March following.
Information will be furnished by the under
signed to such as may desire TO make applica-
ton and the board reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
RICHARD NUGENT.
fse 10 IA II ri "a 81 secretary and Treasurer.
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CRY TAxEs FOM 1879.

DEPARTMENT. or F1NAHuH. GITy HAITI.
New Orleans. January 10. 1873
City taxes for 1878 will be resolved ut this de-
pertinent on MONDAY, 14th inst. with the toll
lowing rates of rebate for prompt payment:
From January IA to u inclusive. five per cent.
From February to 1s inclusive. three per
cent.
From February 1e to 2s inclusive, one per cent
J. @. DENIS.
jato Till fs9s Administrator.
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sEAI.KR PROPOSALS.
MAyoRAhTx or NHw ORLHAHs,

MAYoRAhTY or NHw ORLEANS, !
City Hall,
New Orleans. February 49, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received until FRI
DAY. March l, at u m. for building the Mo
Doneeh school house No. 9. on square No. 1876
Third District, bounded by OnSaga. d'Ahadie
Tont end Roeheblave streets. as per plan and
Specifications on file In the Mayors offlce
The commissioners reserve the right TO re-
iett any and ell bids. %
ED. PIIsBURY. Mayor.
10. DENIS, Administrator Of Finances %
]. @. BROWN Administrator Of Accounts.
Commissioners Of MoDonogh School Fund.
fnpn Id
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMaEN re-.
LEGAL NOTIFIES.
A. u. Rawlings W.. Nars. q. q. RFaHder
Mo- $500
SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or LOU.
IEIANA,

Friday, February 10, 1878,
T7HH COURT WAS DULY OPENED, PRES
! eht their Honnrs,, Thomas. 9. Manning.
Chief Justice, and Robert Fl. Mari. Acibiade
DeBlane William o. Eagan. William D. speh-
Ger, hsseeiate Iustiees,
On motion Of Thomas z. Farrer, OF counsel
FIR plaintiff and appellant, and ON suggestion
pf the death Of defendant and apnelee since
lhis appeal was taken and considering the affi.
davit. fled by this attorney, that the heirs Of
said deceased are unknown.
4 ls ordered by the COURT ttat the fepressenta-
appear within three mouths from publication
OF this order in the official journal OF the State,
Or IN default thereof the said .appellPnt will
proceed to have said cause tried and deter
inined according tn la~.
hereby certify the foregoing to he q true and
faithful extract from the minutes Of this honor
able court of the day, month and year first
above written
In testimony whereof have hereunto Get ~ Y
hand and fixed the seal Of said court, at The
city Of New Orleans. this nineteenth day Of Feb
rliaty, A. ID. 1878. .s.
fea6 BOD ALE. ROMAN. Clerk.
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circumstances over which re HAD NO
AtHNfF0l,

In j. ease where a collector Of customs In
Southern State. at the beginning Of The late
moneys helohgina t9 The United States to the
the Supreme Court In. ID Wallace. aaI reeo,n=
men5s The aconntanee Of compromise offered
by the defendant. That case decided that no
rule Of public peliey requires an officer to ae-
count for inonets which have been destroyed
hy All everything necessity or taken fram him
by public enemy Without any fault OF neglect
al, htn mart g"
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NOTICE To RAKERs.
MAyeRA1TY or HHw ORIHA MI,
Cfitv Hall Eebruflry a lett

City Hail. February q. 1877.
The average price OF fresh flour being this DAY
seven dollars: In accordance with said valna-
ton the price Of bread for the week eorpmene.
ing on MONDAY. February 4. 1877. will be-!
g1siv-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty one ounces for ten cents,
Sixteen ounces for Ave cents.
Bakers Of bread ere required to nss only the
best -four Of the above value per barrel. and the
use of damaged or Inferior -four In bread offered
for sale In this city Ia prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report 10 the nearest
police station any violation Of the above ordi-
nance. either In variation Of weight or quality Of
fea ' ED. pfIABURY. Mayor,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOuIstANA.
SIXTH D1sTR1CT COURT FOR THE PAR
IaH OF ORLEANS.
GENEVIEvE GOURHUE, WIFE. ETC. vs.. b.
snh Iaryl uer her httsbaud-Na $500

GENEVIEVE G0UHGUE, WIFE. ETC. vs.. b.
sehemmsr. her husband-Ne. $780,
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
J. fifteenth day Of January. 1878, Judgment was
rendered In this court in the following Ell
titled suit. In the words and figures following.
TO wit
| Genevieve ,Gourgue. wife. ETC.. vs. B. sohlem
mer. her hushand-No. 5000
( On motion of g. Dupantier. Of counsel FOR
plaintiff. and ON producing due proof In sup-
port ot said plaintiffs demand. the law and evil
tlnnce being In her favor,
Il il ordered adiudeed and decreed that the
Judgment by default herein entered on the
ninth day Of January. 1873. be now confirmed
aud made final and accordingly that there be
Judgment in favor Of said plaintiff, Gensviave
Eourgue. wife Of bernard Soblemmer, end
against defendant. Bernard Eehlemmsr. her
said husband. deereeing u separation of prop
erty be weep said plaintiff and said defendant,
and 5iFsovng tho community of aeuuests and
gaine heretofore existing between them.
It Ia further ordered that defendant pay costs
of suit.
Judgment rendered January IL. 1878.
Judgment signed January 10, 1878
N Fl. RIGHTOR. Judge.
In Testimony whereof. have hereunto get my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court. at
the city of New Orleans, on this fifteenth day
of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight.
HERMANN MIESTER,
fe27 Deputy Clerk.
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OF J. a. Blanc, - =
G ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans. No; Whereas. Louis
Frederic Mortimer Blanc has petitioned the
court for letters of administration on tho estate
Of the late Marie G. Berlin, widow Of j. A. Blanc.
It may concern to show cause. within ten days.
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted
BY order Of the court. .9
fe22 n mh2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk,
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Tumble In New York Rents

New York letter Gays great falling off in
nave hsen effected ut 50 per cent below thn
prices charged four Years ago. Iu one instance
large huiidinE Il being offered In aastiona tho
ground moor i've wears ago. Nearly ali tha
nsenepty beley Fourteenth street has been
nuerea NJ maSh lower rental. 1t ia rppnrtad
ahas one o. the Broadway hotals, heretoforn
rehuna Al 100000 per annuta, il likely to ciasa
.. or change n hands unleas the owner viii consent
10 MAKE more favorable terms, In the dry
the esarhitant rentals OF the past ii very gan
aral' The wholesale. men. cay that eompeti.
and the ptotits go small that II has baan =,
ulftlouit 70 nay even the running expenses ~
many business. houses. 10 aar nothing ahent
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DDD FELLOWS HALL,
sTRAgRuRG CLOCK.

Endorsed nv over as QUO persons who visited
tin Baltimore, Washington, Richmond. Charles
ton and Savannah receiving Unprecedented pa
tronage elsewhere, as thaenost Interesting. Gu
fious and wonderful piece Of mechanism the
great original The Procession d the Apostles
The Denial II Peter the Stately Visits 81 Satan
the Angels Of Life and Death Father Time and
the grand Calendet. the wonderful aetronemi-
cal orrerr.. the Moon. Planets Satellites etc.
A wonder Of mechanism and the delight of all
who behold It. fe24 iw