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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-27

ment of Justice.
JUNE 19.-Senate-Three hours were
spent in executive session at the opening
of the days session. There was a long de-
bate on the District Commissioners, but
they were finally confirmed. Opposition to
Fenton on the Silver Conference was very
strong, arising from two causes; the silver
men believe him in favor of a gold standard
alone, and there was a political element
which entered also. There was some op.
position toGroesbeck, but the Democrats car
ried him through. The President was
given a chance to withdraw Fenton but did
not see fit to do so. Gen, Walker was con-
frmed without difficulty. A persistent at
tempt was made in the Senate to pass the
House bill making greenbacks receivable for
customs, but Jailed. Mr.. Allison submitted
the following: "ReSoLued. That the select
committee appointed under resolution of
the 9TH inst, to make inquiry concerning
the alleged connection of Senator Matthe WIS
with matters relative to the late Presidential
election in Louisiana, in exercising the
power heretofore granted to sit dur.
ing recess of Congress, may hold its
sessions at such place or places
as it shall deem most convenient for the
purposes of investigation" Agreed to.
The House bill relating to claim agents and
attorneys in pension cases passed. Itmakes
it unlawful for any attorney, agent, brother
person to demand or receive for his services
in a pension case a greater sum than ten
dollars, and provides that no fee contract
shall hereafter be filed with the Commits.
sioner of Pensions in any case. At a late
hour in the night a message was received
from the House of Representatives, an.
nouncing concurrence of that body in the
report of the Conference Committee on the
sundry civil app ,opriation bill. Mr.. Win
dom, Chairman of the Committee on APP.
preparations, made a brief explanation,
and the report of Conference Committee
was then agreed to and the bill passed.,
House-Gen. Ewing, after working for some
time to defeat the Senate bill modifying re
sumption, had a vote on his own measure
to-day, and where a two-thirds vote wal
! necessary, failed to receive even a majority
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-27

CONSUMPTION CAN be CURED.
PULMONA lie q certain remedy for the CURE Of
CON6UMPTI0N and all diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat 1t insigorates the brain. tones UP the
system, makes the weak strong. and il pleasant to
containing valuable advice to C0NSUMPTIYES,
many certificates Of ACTUAL CURES. and full direc-
ssnf free to any address. OSCAR G. MOSES, Is Cort-
tendt Street. New York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-26
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

a kAlR SPkCIMEN.
had been entirely bali for several years, oon-
st;tutionuI, 1 suppose. 1 used . few bottles Of
kIthairon, ;,ud TO I.y great surprise, have teh
growth Of young hair,
COL. JOHN J.. DORRANCE, L. s. a.
Ii. every important respect the Kathairon is ats,
Iu,ely Incompatible. Il Is uneqnaIed
!. To Cure Badness.
>. To Restore Gray Han
@. To Remove DanlruL.
/ To Dress and Beautity the Hav-
BEAR IN HTEND.-Tho KathalE0n ks
sticky paste Of sulphur and lead, to pain:
and daub the hair and paralyze the braia. It is
. pure and limpid vegetable lotion intended to re
store the hair by natural growth AMI reiRvsOTation
1t is spleudidly perfumed, and the most sehgAtfsi
toilet dressing known. No lady's or seHtlenaA's
toilet outst is complete without Lyons kSthsIEel-
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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DR.. |. j. CZhpKaY3
PRIVATE MEDICAL sTITvyE,

F z Va I (: i.l - y L p E ! ~ = iAE = S Ss
200 Keorny ST, San Francisco,
ESTABLISHED IN 1854,
For the Permanent Cure OF all SD~e;al And
Chr"nic Djaenses, as hlsO s4l Female
Complaints End Di-e5ases OF sae
Nervous System.
VsTTE EAE7gF%GE DIS RCCTInE or HB-
rIau life an1a,. from secret and chronic diseaseF
caused t, cid AID reliable institution to be established
first in Philaiephe fvun i'll lS50 and afterwards in Saa
Francisco Cal, in lSf, private dspeu~ary, i'll order te
afford the afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment
for the above and all other affections Gnd complaints
Consultations at the institute or by letter, FREE.
To he Afflicted:
Dr. L. J. Czpkav would respectfully inform the
public Of the Pacific coast that the earnest solicitation
OF his numerous friends. and hundreds If hose unfortu
patc afflicted with diSctSc he has rcopcncd his MEDICAL
AND 81 URtiICAL IN,IIIt TE and resumed the practice
II his profession. The doctor would remind all those whu
in need oi medical aid, that since renqushing his
very extensive and ccossI practice in San Francisco, he
has visited the principal citics in Europe inspecting din
gently the most renowned hospitals and Gathering the
pcriCncc Of the most learned in the profession, the benefit
from which he offers to all in ed Of his heu
matte Affections chronic ctrrh diseases OF the stomach
and kidneys, liver complaints, ETC. successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and iAscretiULa
OF YOUTH nervous Weakness, ply siCl and ntaI debility,
assured o permanent Charges moderate. All
communications strictly confidential Mcd.rues sent by
express. Address L. J. CZAPhAY, n. D.,
auZ5-lv 200 Kearny st, san Francisco
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r,ors efrlcient civil ssrvlce il The Unltsd

I more efficient civil service In the United
3s Nj s, as g nss ea,s's from ssSs orss
ofssMf 4 II iss y Rslsi 70 ths
giving the assent OF Congress, to an act Of the
Legislature Of Maryland In relation to the said
By Mr.. Cox. of New York: TO amend the Re-
vsed Statutes In relation to cadet engineers.
By Mr.. White. OF Pennsylvania: An amend
msn 70 TIE arans g States
unless he same be presented within sfx years.
By Mr.. singleton. Of Mississippi: Making an
prot Ration for public printing AM binding,
ny Mr.. Cravens, OF Arkansas: To amend the
act appointing commissioners for the Hot
= By Nj III. HarzaIi, Of Illinois: To SO amend
the con tituiion a. to prohibit tbs payment Ut
claims Tor loss sustained during me ,, iate war
wit hin the limits OF the states In belilon.
On IN. ton Of Mr.. Price. Of Indiana. q session
Of the House was ordered for to- night for de-
Mr.. Wills. offered resolution, which WIS
adopted. directing the Secretary OF War to re-
port TO the House all the fae s In relation to the
1891 or 1858 If q certain steamship from Mar
shall o. Roberts, Of New York with the amount
paid. the 9 rresp denre. etc -.
Fl uss proceeded to the consideration OF the
Senate amendments to the bill making an az
uropriation ior tempo ary clerks etc
renee IN oil the amendments Of the Senate X
cept Tint relating to The employment OF clerks
in the Surgeon q nerars office.
Mr. DuDn,li. Of Minnesota demanded a sep
| ara,e vote IN the first amendment. which 40
propriates $4,000 for tn, empl"yment Of tenn
rorary clerks in the Treasury Department;
The House had limited the sum to he expended
| TO- this purpose to 10000
| The Senate amendment was non-coneurrsd In,
! the vo'e being 100 yeas IT, 1l9 nays.
The amendment authorizing he employment
OF additional clerks IN the record and pension
division of the Surgeon Generals office was
| COMO ~ red 10 by a vote OF 1874 yeas TO Al nays.
| The oher Senate amendments were non con-
CURED in.
sion on account OF death or wounds received
| by Federal SO diers during the late war shall
commence frnm the date Of death "r discharge,
and also providing for The payment OF arrears
Mr.. Beebe. of New York wanted to ask uues
MI. Rice. of Ohio hoped the bill would be- re-
ferred t. the Committee on Pens ions.
Mr.. Be- be wanted to know Il M. Cnmmit 8
had calculated how many millions this bill
would take from the treasury
The yeas aud nays we're ordered on Mr. Gum,
MUS BILL and pending the. oil all Mr.. lie. "i
Ohio, m we'd to adjourn. The latter motion was
rejected. Vas IS. nays 1873,
| The question thea required directly upon the
PASS age Of the bill. which Was again read.
Mr. Springer. Mr.. Beebs and others novel to
adjourn. but the Speaker de lined To- entertain
the motion "a only one motion to adjourn Ia In
| order pending a motion to suspend the rules
The Bill was rejected Yeas tt5. nays 49, two
tn rds not voting in the Affirmative.
until 80 o'clock. the session tonight to be fol
dsbAte
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
LIMA DE MURsKA.

The sale of seats FIR the two, concerts to ba
given ny lima dc Murska on Friday evening
and Saturday matinee will begin Mt th" Varie-
ii g Theatre on Wednesday ut 8 u. m. This dis
tingushed songstrt ss will appear Jointly with
sgnor Briguoi. the celebrat d tenor; II nor
Susni. the renowned basso, and Mr.. G. Maxim.
baritone Mr.. John Hill il the musical director
OF the combination. The general admission to
the Varieties Theatre for these concerts will be
81, and so cents extra for r served seats in the
orch ra and dress circles Many of our readers
remember de Mu,ska who appeared here q few
years ago In OPERA and the great attraction
viii h she proved to be. Hence we can reason
ably anticipate brilliant h. uses at the Varieties
on Friday night and Saturday matinee.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Colvilie Folly Company will repeat the
buresuue OF Robinson Crusoe" tonight
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Tomorrow we hope TO see the National The
atre filed o repl"tion for the performance wi ]
be In aresting, and 1t is given for the benefit ni
tue Fifth COMPANY of the Orleans Artillery Keg-
iment one OF the largest and most effective
com mands OF our citizen soldiery. The benefit
is rendered by the National Theatra troupe. as
Schiller and members of the arlington Ar'il-
lery. and the entertainment will consist # IN
entirely new opera comique. entitled The Two
Daughters Of the REGIMENT" The Washington
Artillery and Orleans Artillery boys will appear
in the opera. The box off 9 of the ,heatre will
be open to-day and tomorrow from o'clock O.
m. for the sal, of seats. Paruuette and dress
circle. 81 family circle. fifty cents.
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THE PREMIUM DoND ORDINANCE.

Editor Denonat-In your edition OF the
teeuiy- ninth instant zee that the city admins,
tat"n stea t9 yoqr IN as ey efa
the premium bonded fund plan had meyer on
officially promulgated. as requf req by law. and
never read and .promulga ed as required by the
city char and state that the act Of the Leg s.
lature No. 81 of 1876 had been duly published
To make myself per Get unders god would
of the city administration IN May 25, and June
1. being resolutions offered res peeiveiy by Al
ministrator Brown and them .Adminlistrator
Pisbury. and which were adopted by ths City
Council, don't cover the case at I'LL.
Administrator Browns resolution OF May Is.
is7s r The pn a9rsa y the ham tha
premium honiled fund OF the city Of NV Or
leans. which resolution was adopted and pro.
Rs na which Sas ne 90 b. b an
BY ths CITY charter Of 1870 before 1T could become
a ldn.
Of Mr.. plsbnry's reso' ution in the City Council
on June 1 1876, asking for proposals for fund
Ing b ,nds under the premium nded sche Q,
by the statutes ard the city charter
and, "a stated In my first communicate nn. the
premium BOND !scheme-nnd which all ,orts
of invalid and Illegal bonds h we, been funded.
SO far as my snarcning through he columns Of
he official journal goes was never even rea1
ouenly in the ity 1ougcl at one meeting and
laid over to be read and passed ut q subsequent
meeting, and was neve' n rend and phs seh pro
INDICATED H. the columns of the official inurnal,
v hiGh fS requisite Doll by the fIv1i sNuteS ana
tho city charter before any ordinance can be-
come valid as a law.
Tue act OF the Legislature. No 81 of 1876. don't
touch nr cure this invalidity because, first. the
Legislature has no power to BASS retroactive
measure; sec md. no lagi lat We act can sane
ton or render valid that which Is invalid or In
violat on OF the Jaw. 4 his at least is my opin
ion. though would not bet on what the court
might hold.
II, however, It was the intention Of the Legis-
lat ure TO cure this invalidity and sanction this
ipgalty. or tn epeai The tai ute and the clau- g
OF the city charter requiring the reading at Que
and hen The r. reading passing and finally the
Official pronunciation vi every ortInnanee and
r. solution Def re 1t an become binding and a
to express any such obieet and the act is nm
constitutional. and, a. have said bef,re. The
inans" fails utetly OF the r quirements OF the
statutes and If the city cha ter In the ab 'ye
perticu ars. II my searching through the ofticia
| journal IL correct.
| Respecfulv, TAXPAYE R.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-02
A CT tPTER OF CRIME.


New YORK. April IAN unusually daring
house on Roe sevelt street on his to I, e
street. he was attacked by five young men, who
Cody. with erea, .presenos Of mind, took NJ
money out Of his pn ket and held 1t In his
hand One of the ruftians held his hand oyer
The hbrs tn searched his poekets and be-
came very indignant when they found nothing
worth taking. One Of them sugg ,,sted that per,
haps Go ly had some rings on his fingers, and
then 1t was discovered whore he ha hidden his
money, but they found it Impossible to make
e em opea the eann e, cried anohsr
LETT bite his baud until be opens it." This
suggestion met with n proval, and the robbers
he opened 1t and let the So for which he had
fought so pluektly. fall on The floor. The money
was quickly seized. One Of the assailants was
Trenton Furnishes a wounded Thigh
and n Broken NO.e.
TRENTON April during drunken fracas.
In which pistols we're usei, this morning ut
William suburb Of t,is city no, rowdy knowa
one man had his nose broken.
Family Raw In Newark.
NEWARK April Jus. Abbott WIS stabbed
and seriously injured last night by his stepsnn
s W wsm A boy stsu s@s T 81 gs
when dis pute arose between him and Mrs.
Abbott. 1t is stated that Abbott offered the lady
some FIOl9HUS anu VlltltIu Sp,HHR " lIis u8-
fence Of his mother. abbott directed him to
keep quiet and take his seat or he won ID knock
him down. The threat enraged the boy. and
Selling a knife from the tahe he caught his
stepfather by the throat with one hand and
with he other plunged the blade into Abbotts
Attempt to Burn Irish Banners.
TORONTO. April 1.-The banners Of several Of
the Irish Catholic Societies In this city have
NAMED Ia st. Patrick's Hall ever since O'Dnn-
novan Rossa's lecture there. EARLY yeste day
morning incendaries fired the hall but the fire.
men saved the banners and put out the flames
before much damage was done.
How n Richmond BENEDICT Redresses His
Injuries.
RICHMOND. April 1.-Yesterday A. A. Rein
hardt. citizen OF great 'spectahility. pssped
through the key hole Of John Tricks store, In
the formers house, and saw bis IRE nhard ~
wife. a buxom and fascinating young woman. In
bed with Frick. ke nharit at once battered
down the door and stood IN the PRESENCE of the
guilty pair. He began to beat his wife INNER
cifully, and while thus engaged h r paramDur
escaped through the open door.
Renhardt then procured shotgun. and after
hunting several hours came in sight of FIR OK
He leveed his gun. but Flick ran fnto An alley
r inhardt pursued. and gaining the entrance of
the alley. blaznd away at the hving Prick, the
shot taking effect In the back. His wounds are
not regarded as serious.
Reinhardt has not yet been arrested, thorgh
the police are on the lookout for him. Mrs.
Reinhardt Is confined t" bed by her injuries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-02
INSPECTION OF FLOUR.

rIyHE UNDERSIGNED WHOLESALE GRO
Il GERS. Merchants aud Dealers In Flour, here
hyagr epot to purchase and sell heneelorth aany
Il 'ur not brand d onni aud full weight by the
State Board OF Flour Inspectors a. In this way
only can the public be perfectly sure that they
are getting sound and pure article and gal
weight.
New Orleans, March 20. 1878.
tSigned.i
Schmi II h Zeiglsr Xubarbiar IL Bnhan,
g. Conery Il Son, John r. Moore Il Co.,
.Jas r. Ball. Hartwell q Chambers.
Ousy rotlz4 h Bois Scherck Berksnn Il Go .
q. Carlas txprrter Agendano Hsrmano.
j. r. A Boyle, Broker, Chs. n Gilbert Green II
Fred G merden, Co., yer proxy, For
III. d wi ng, manis.
Francis r. Sala. Michel Hackett.
A. Duco. l. Bloom,
French h Co. M. Popovich,
X r. Theurrer. z. Bruno.
NJ. DOLL per proxy, Fl. James Bourg,
Schiller, Austin Rapin.
]. Myers Il Son, Lange Legendre.
Il Beltran. ap2 1w
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TAXPAYER.
COH IL *CrlVN,
SEVENTH DISTRICT,

SEVENTH DISTRICT,
New Orleans, March 81. 1878.
Editor Demomat-In your Sunday edi ion Of
March 81 you rec r fire occurring corner
Loweriue Nld 1t. Charles streets, which YOU
state was extinguie he'd by the prompt rival OF
the jefferson City Fire apartment with slight
damage. which is O grav.s mistake. rs the fire
was not extingusbed by the Jefferson City Fire
Department tn did not rive at the scene mt
all, beng out OF their limits, but was 'xtin-
guished, with slight damage BY the promp
arrival If the Fire Department Of the Sew nth
thi4 mistake. yon will greatly oblige many
Seventh District fremen.
GEO GEIER.
Chief Engineer, Seventh District Fire Depart
meut.
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Yesterdays TEMPERATURE.

The signal service telegraphic reports from
other points, dated at 8 as p. m give the tenn
perature as follows:
Cairo Go, Cincinnati 5s Davenport Sc, Du-
SO, Lacrosse SO, Leavenworth 81. Louisville
81, Memphis SO. Nashville So, Omaha SO, Pitts
burg 81, Shreveport 10, St Louis 81, st. Paul
So, Vicksburg II. Yankton ID. T.) SO. Augusta
10, Corsicana 10, Key West IS, Mobile TO- Mont
gomery 10, Savannah 6S.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Corrected daily by L. Frigerio. No. so Chartres
Monday, April 1. ga. m. 2p.m. 6p. m.
Thermometer w SO II 70
Barometer. .. 1880 1885 29.85
Prevailing winds-Northeast and north.
Rain fall, March 31-One inch
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Post Again In TrgU bile.

James o. Post. the justice of the peace with
man Of $3.50 AMI who was discharged by Judge
Smith aud rearrested by Aid Minor for being a
fugitive from justice from Allegheny county,
Pa. and discharged at the /. quest OF Chief
within 80 days. was rearresed Sunday. night
and locked up in The Third Precinct Station for
being. drunk and disturbing the peace and
CARRYING concealed WeanOnn.
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AMERICAN COTTON TIE COMPANY,
LIMITED.

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y Literary Institute.-Day and evening ses.
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sectarisn stud ents free To college. literary and
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fa1s1 " GEO SOULE President
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT. ONE THRFE-STORY HOUSE,
Il $40 and a3i Decatur street corner OF Bar
racks street cont lining a largs store. eight
large rooms. kitchen, W to-, works, etc.
o. ONE THREE STORY HOUSE ON Decatur
g rect, No 305, ION aiming ores. four rooms,
Kitchen wsterw rks. elc.
3 ONE FOUR STONY HOUSE on Decatur
sire. t, No. 80. from ing on Peters street No. ~
Apply at No s77 Char res street. bat
Frenchmsn aud Elysian FIELDS. nhso 1et
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SMALLPOX AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

The LUXEMBOURG. the exclusive Hospital
for iudigent cases, Is on Etysian Fields
street Third - District Hum ne
attacked. Those who come at an early stage
mostly all recover. The Workhonse furnishes
conveVance; any police station will telegraph
for 1t.
Private cases: Wards g; private rooms, IS
per day. Physicians may attend their own
cases. and are welcome at all times to visit and
examine all the patients in the interest OF
SCIENCE mh1 I'm 2dpS
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Kicked NV a Mule.

Between the hours Of and o'clock last
evening MAJ named Wilia,n Reed had one Of
his legs broken by being kicked on the leg by a
mule. He was conveyed to his residence. cor
ner Of Love and RaeatelLa reefs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-02

BEAUTIFUL SPRING OPENING -Throngs OF
ladies' vi -ited the establishment of Messrs. DAN
tigers Sons Yesterday. We have never seen a
more beautiful display than was presented at
this grand opening. There must have been q
score OF artistie hands at work. to have 30 com
p'etely and gra efuliy festooned the whole
store in one grand and gorgeous array of the
thousand. Of lovely article. that make up the
apparel Of the fashionable ladies' OF this com
be crowded to-day-the neat and tasty manner
ct arranging their goods, the polite attention OF
the clerks. AID the invariabie satisfaction given
{, Gust mers. surely speaks we'll Tor The man
a9ement OF this number one dry goods store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Ut the Crescent City Live stock
Landing and Slaughter House Company. No 20
Carondeiet 8 rect, New Orleans. March Is. 1873
At a meeting of the ,ard Of Directors. held on
the twenty first instant. dividend OF two dol
lars and a half (s2 SOY per share was declared
payable to the stockholders ON or ut err MON
Day. April Is. 1873. J. N. AUGUSTIN.
mh27 ap15 Secretary
office Of the Louisiana lesee Company,
No 1870 Common street New Orleans, March &C.
1s7s.-The reguia ar annual election Of twelve d.
rectors of this company. TO serve as snch dur
ing the ensuing year, i'll be held at this ONCE
OF II a. m and p. m. N. A. TARLETON,
NH 26 I'd Secretary and Treasurer
ONCE of the Factors anu sraners' In-
surance Company. No. 81 Carondeet street
New Orle ms. March %, 1S7s.-In conformity
with article six Of the charter. an election vii!
be- held at this Off 20 ON MONDAY, the eighth of
April next be ween the hour. Of Ii a. m and 2
.. M. for twenty-five Trustees. to serve as such
0-- THOMAS F. WALKER.
mh23 I'd Secretary.
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hereby notify the Public that will not
from and aft or this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife, Pauline Rose, rs she has LETT my
house without my consent. @. w. ROSE.
Donaldsonvlle, Feb. %, 1873. fs13
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AN OPENING The ladies' will bear In mind
that the well known moiiste. Nine Emery, No.
"A uhartres street, will continue the opening Of
her superb selection u imported and d nestle
known TO the fashionable immunity OF this
city and requires no commendation from u.s.
She Is very ably assisted BY Mrs. A. D. Bullock,
who is an experienced. tasty and very az reeahle
lady t. do business with. We advise our lady
readers to give them a call before purchasing
their spring costumes.
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NEw ADvrnrrsr11ENTs.
NOTICE

New ORLEANS. April q, 1873.
GHOULD ANY ONE DESIRE COPIES OF
= the communication gned w Z. O.. Jr.,"
published In the New Orleans Daily Democrat
on application at office No. 90 Magazine street.
mn
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FOR SALE.

L1OR aALEt-THE FAST. RACING FOURTH
Il class sailing boat CORINNE. with double
ct racing and pl asure sails. and also ca'- ig
sail in uertset order r n particuta. q, address
WILLIAM DUPRE.
ap23t New u leans Democrat.
L,OR SALE FOUR ENGINES, ONE FIVE
IL horse power. one ten. one fifteen and one
thirty five. with good boil ers 70 SUIT, shaftipg
Presses. Betting, etc. Apply to s. RILEY. No.
375 st. Pc or street. mh3l rs
COR SALE CHEAP-THE sTAR RICE MILL
Il compile and in good running order, ready
for immediate use. For particulars apply to
M, SCHWARTZ b BRO,
fe19tf 14e to 1859 Magazine street.