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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

I5as5; North earolina gross. Az o@s4.75 Eastern
gross, &2.60@.3 North Carolina roe In hllf-h
E. II saae Sos1a Inn s
$3.50. Mess sliad, in kits, a5.
Lard. Prime. barrels and tercess 8aIG4c.;; In
notdsses common syrup ogsieads Csc;
Soa55e. 5 gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4Oes5 5e.
Sat-, LIVERPOOL, from Store sl.35. Ground
al ssa iron c sssSs ssf s.ss xr
lated. Toe: a.. 94@8,ac.: B.. &C.; extra G.,
sae.: Yellow 53@ BE: cut loaf. l lc. Porto Rico.
Sop: Common. 5@7c.: best washing. sasc.,
toilet. 15@20c.; and nncy prices; country, Hose
imperial, sI.1o@si.eO; gunpowder. s1.4s@l.75
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. ssc.
Hfdes: Green. 4@5c. dry sat;ed. I26alac.: dry
iRI: 31995ss*i s. sa.ed 1885, wei sased calf
hemloci. ls@25c.: country upner. 3o@5oc.: city
finish, 10000. foot; kip, 4oc @sl . H. harness,
sns Frs zs si f s zs soash 1sr"s
10''0 from. Steel. mills. &c.
Iron: American refined. Old pomiaion. 2 Lip
e.; ' swsde n ansss Ssc s hoop
iron Virginia coa-bast charcoal. S2S@$32
warnl-blast charcoal s24@s2s: Penpsylyanla an
HeTseshoes: s4.5e@s4.75 per KEY
Mukeshoes: IS. rs per kes.
ardUthat IS ten-neilny: other sizes extra.
Ptouyh- Castings: wholesale. 4G14Ec; retail,
Rope: Manila. best. gal &c.. jute. exc.
xS SHgs Mixed cotton rs ~.''s &C. w'0's"'
Ale: Scotch. best brands, nInts s2@ss2.25 :
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25ms2: fruit. s1.25ta
$50; ample, new; sl.55@s2; old. s2.25@s3;
RUe HIhiskeVS: Medium. 81 .506$2: pure cid. 81
s2.50GlS3.50 and upwards.
5 Gin: Domestic. Sl.25@S2: imported. SO r case
NeD England Rum: S1.65.
Lumber. StnTes. &c.
lumber: White oak. s12@s15 . 1.son: Wester,
S20GS65 p 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0Gss IA;
joist. s12@SlS. according 10 lengths. Shingles.
Pine S2.50MS5: cypress siN-nch. S750MSl0
1000. ~ "f''''
Sidres: Whlskey-barrel thrber.green. S1S@S29F
1000: seasoned. $20M$25 q 1000. Flour-bGrre
MS; hogslead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops
S12.50s
Ltcorlce.
Licorice Paste: j. G. e Co. Gle: Il. r.. 23c.;
a: o. c., 23c.: *: & Co.. 24c. p. s. 25c.: Anchor
&C.: A. G. c. etc: G. Y g.. 2Sc.: G. {. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W., &c.,: no brand. 1Ic.
Mill-Feed.
MiDstuf: 40645c. p bushel; $24 = ton.
Br0tcnsfuF: 25M3Oc. a bushci; S22 "a ton.
Wheat Bran: 25@39c. p bushei: $22 q ton.
Cora Bran: &c. per bushel; Sl5MslS q ton
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, .35c.@s1.25 q 100 feet
Poae5 s15 by lhs 5 xs keg-'esS than v'
Shot: Northern, 81. 10@:2.25 , bag Of % lbs.
Griadsiones: 1aG2sc. = n.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CuRIsTIANsBURG, JANUARY 81, Is

CBRIsTIASsBURG, January 81, 1878.
Editors DiSpdch: Below l send you a
statement of the Moffett register in this
county for last month, ending January 26,
1878: ,..~
District No. l, six registers, $500; tax,
Sl34.9S. District No. =, five registers,
1864 tax, S99.10. Total registered, 1888.
Total tax, S234.QS.
All alcoholic. No malt register.
Yours, &C., JOHN e. WADE.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
,IRLES FROM 40c. no $50. J

We offer a large assortment Of small and medium
size BIBLES ut 4Oc. 10 $40, bound In Cloth, Sheep,
Morocco, Wood, Pearl, Ivory, and Velvet, with and
sithou, clasps ALSO the Teachers and the Revised
Edition. FAMILY and PULPIT BIBLES from
$8 10 $40. Isl
3 ss.pRAYER-BOois and HYMNALS from 25c. 10
Germany different sizes and styles Of binding.
RANDOLPH g ENGLISH,
ta 3l.d&w 1909 aud 1904 Main street.
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Ivy Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NE-y YORK, February 2.-Gold opened at l01S
Toon.-Stocks dull. Money on call, @6 per cent.
Gold, 102. Exchange-Long, ASK; short, 4S3A.
State bonds quiet. Governments generally steady.
Euenlng.-Money easy ut 5(G6 per cent. Ster-
ling steady ut 4Sl3. Cold firm 1T 102. Govern
ments steady. States dull.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement shows The following
changes: Loans increased &2,875.000; specie in
creased S1n00000; legal tenders increased 81 25,-
600; deposits increased s3,l25,000: reserve In
creased $4,000.
The banks now hold s1,59s,o77 in excess of the
legal requirements.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
That Can, BE PROVEN
n. II. PRICE q co.

r. II. PRICE 4 co.
invite notfceto
Beautiful stock Of HAMBURG EDGIsG. cas out
md ready for use; &!
CON-, AUBURN, ASDgos-s
GoGGIN 4-4 coTT0Gs Mt 1Cc.;
MILLS, WA5fsUTTA,a and ether A
STANDARDS, at I2X1c.;
Special attractions in LINEN and eoTToE
sHEET1NGs;
Cheapest and best-assorted stock OF TABLE-DkM-
ASKS and WINE-cLoTHs ever shown In this
city.
First opening in the city Of LIGHT PERCALEs,
cRETOENEs, and CALICOEs.
WINTER NOVELTIES at far less than prime
cost. ~
Loos at our superb stock OF ccLoRED eURSI-
TURE- SO
We desire The CASH BUYERS TO know that We can
sell DoMEsTrcs, EsIBRoIDERIEs, PERGALEs,
CAaiBRICS, and other standards, low as the low.
est irregular houses. Give US call. 9
s,Es T. r. PRICE & Co.,
fe4 =; .1101 Main street.
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LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
500 dozen ALL-LINEN LOOM TOW ELS At 10 10
25c.;
bale finest quality RUSSIAN CRASH at l0c.;
10 pieces SCOTCH HAND-LOOM DhMASK-all
LInen-sxty inches wide, 40c. Il yard;
20 pieces SCOTCH-LOOM DAMASK just re-
ceiycd, in new Damask patterns, at soc. and
up to 81 per yard-cxtrLordnary value,
25 pieces BLEACHED DAMhSK at 75c. a yard
worth 81.
25 pieces twenty -four-lnch BLACK SiLK-made
by the world-renowned lubricants, c. VI. Tell
lizard & Gle. We make this announcement in
answer to many inquiries for The excellent
goods which attained such popularity last sea-
son. We offer them Al prices ranging from 81
10 SO per yard
so pieces COLORED CACHEMIRES--all WOOL
at 62Hc., rea, value 81 per yard;
25 pieces BLACK CACHEMlRES al prices TO suit
everybody-all Wool goods.
HORSE-COVERS at 81 rs worth 50:
5000 yards good SHIFTING PRINTS. small
figure, at &c.;
CORDED PIQUE at 7c per yard:
A new lot OF soFT-FINIsH CAhIBRICs from Toe.
up to 1870. per yard;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at l2Hc. per yard.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN 10 be closed out at
half price;
BLANKETS marked down 25 per cent. at
SYCLE BROTHERS,
Gil Broad street,
iao6 between Third and Fourth streets.
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APOLLINARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFERyEsCENT.

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND Sturgeon to
late Stenewall Jackson). "Healthful and de-
lishtful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt"
PROFESSOR }. A. WANkLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. "Highly efervescent,
wholcs ome, and absolutely pure; superior to
all Others"
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMJS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior 10 ala for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiHcially acrated waters"
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF TIE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. superior 10 Vichy
and yals.'
PETER SQUIRE, +. L. S., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition of Companion to the
British Phdr,aacopeia. 'sExhilaratlng; good
for sickness, dyspepsia, and loss of apctite.''
MCNAMARA, F. r. e. s., C.s. L, Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital. London. More whole
some and refreshing than soda or seltzer water
W. ALLlNGHAAl, +. r. q. S., Surgeon to st.
Marks Hospital London. "By far the best
sparkling water for daily use."
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Louisiana.
PREPARING FOR HARDI-GRAs.

PREPARING FOR MARDT-GRAS.
New ORLEANS, February 2.-The Mystic
societies are all making elaborate prepara-
tons for the Mardi-Gras carnival here.
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Ma sSachUSetts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUSPENDED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUSPENDED.
BosToS, February 2.-The Hinkley Loco
motiye-Wo rks have suspended. Liabilities,
100000. Fifty thousand dollars are re-
CURED to tide over the existing trouble. A
committee has been appointed TO consider
what course TO DurSue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

TIE MoFFETr REGISTER IN WARWICK
Commissioner Marrow on the Sth ultimo
inspected the nine alcoholic 'Motfett regis
tiers in Warwick. Number OF drinks regis
tered since the 7th of December, 2,944; tax
on same, 1890. At this rate Warwick
will pay to the State in one year Oh this
debt-reducing staple nearly 5000. As a
general thing the merchants are becoming
reconciled to the law.-Hampton Monitor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

Miss Nellie Ruck is appointed postmaster
at Farnham, Richmond county. Va, uice
Amos D. Sprague, resigned. w. t. Pugh
is appointed postmaster at Madisonville,
Charlotte county, Va, uice james P. Pugh,
moved away.
In Lynchburg the Moffett registers rang
out S547.17 in January.
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SOUtfa Carolina
FAVORABLE TO THE RECONCILIATION OF SILL q
vER-PERSONAL. ri

COLUMBIA, S. c., February 2.-Mr. Con.
nor, Of AbbeyviIle, introduced resolutions
to-day in the House of Representatives ia
voring the RECOMMENDATION OF silver and the
repeal of the resumption clause, which were
laid over until Monday under the rules.
Judge Haskell has been appointed chair
man OF the State Democratic Committee.
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MARINE INTELLHGENCk.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 2.1S78.
ARRIVED.
steamship HateraS, Malley, New York, mcr-
chandise Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. H..
Talum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ashland, Tunnil, Philadelphia, mcr-
chandisc and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent.
Schooner Major ". II. Tantum, Shoe, fhlladei-
phia. granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
SchoonerA. II. Hurlburt Irving, New York, Janu-
airy 3lst.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Joseph w. Allen, Chase. hence, II Pro-
violence January 30th.
Among the disasters reported for january was the
wreck Of the schooner Hattie Coombs, BISHOP OF
RocLIaud Me-, bound from New York to this port,
with Dig-iron, also the Jacob It. Alber2er Newell,
hound for Richmond with nig-Iron.
Tive schooner Carrie, CAPTAIN Johnson. which
cleared from Orient, L. l., few days since for Rich
mond, with gnano, was reported lost yesterday.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, February 2, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised ITO hogsheads. 3
tlcrccs, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were &c packages; of which number 10
were taken in, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from S2.10 10 $50.
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EIOur.

Fine. $3.50: superllnc $5@s5.25; extra super.
fine. S6G .25: common family, 81 {; fancy family
and City Mills. IS, and very dull.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND.
I am negotiating LOANS ON REAL ESTATE at
the very lowest rate OF interest.
REAL ESTATE SOLD AT Auction OK Phl-
fARTiCuLAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTING PROPERTY. ~-o,,, ,,,,D
DEEDS DRAWN AND AChNoWLEDTE-
MESTS TAKEN.
have large number Of FARMS LOT SAFE near
Richmond at low prices. o~r
LOTS for sale at greatly reduced prices.
EDWARD C. G0DDIN,
Real Estate Agent and auctioneer,
fe 4omeod No. 1015 Main street.
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The MoFFETT REGISTER IN WASHINGTON
CoUNTY.-The result is about Sl3S.36; two
registers omitted.
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. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

MINCING-LANE AND MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, February 2.-The Mincing-Lane
markets during the week have been dull;
business small and prices about the same.
The Economist says Notwithstanding the
reduction OF bank rate to two per cent.
there is scarcely any change in the general
aspect OF the money market.
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81 to $40 per ream, af the
ID DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUSE
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February Q. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 244 bushels Red, S44 bushels
Of which sc bushels were re-exhibitcd.
CoES.-White. 757 bushels.
OATS-t,92 bushels
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FREDERICK DE barry s. CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole agents for United States and Canada.

For sale by dealers, groeers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
ia Ohm W&F&eowtAu27
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Mt SYCLE BROTHERS
DEFY COMPETITION
HAMBURGER EDGIH

We shall exhibit MONDAY Oh our centre coun-
tiers 100000 yards oil IAMBURGltS-all new,
fresh goods, and OF Superior GEGiity-heautiful
patterns, suitable for the finest trade Prices from
SC. to 81 per yard, which Is about half The price
charged last season for The same qualities.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE BE-

nJ5- COHEN BROTHERS OFF 4 L
the largest stock Of BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS
in the city. They OF special inducements at this
time in the most popular makes. "a 81
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MT. COHEN BR 0 Z III 4 RS ARE
Offering a large stock OF CURTAIN LAGES of re-
cent importation at extremely low prices. Their
stock of CARPETS are sold at cost to close. il 80
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FATAI. RAILROAD AccIDENT--a NAN CUT TO
0rs--cTTY wARRASTs-sCN-
DAY paRBgRING' TO cEAsE--ELEcTroN OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST sAaPIE-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
TEEE FIRST RATIFICATION,

Last evening largo number of the voters OF
the third ward probably three hundred. assem-
bled at the rooms OF the Fitzpatrick Rangers.
In the Commercial Building Hotel. corner of
Girod and Peters streets. President Flynn in
the chair: After the transaction of routine
business the largo assemblage was treated to
stirring addresses from tire Hons. p. I. Jonas,
J. Davidson Hill. John Fitzpatrick and Mr..
Washington Marks, whose remarks were re-
ceived most enthusiastical
At the close Of the speeches the following
resolutions we're adopted unanimously and with
loud cheers:
Be ii Resolved, That this club unanimously
indorse and ratify the nominations made by
the Democratic Cons ervative party, In con-
yention aasembled at Odd F.llow5' Hall.
Be it further ResoIued., That We solemnly
pledge our hearty and undivided support to the
above, named ticket at the coming election, and
promise that the Fitzpatrick Rangers will vote
and worklalday at the polls. the straight Demo-
cratic Conservative ticket.
Be 1t Resolued That this club unanimously
elect the following gentlemen as honorary
Hons. R. L. Gibson. J. Davidson Hill, John
Fitzpatrick and Messrs. Jas. D. Houston and
Wash Marks.
And the meeting adjourned.
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THE PARISH COMMITTEE.

Tho Democratic Conservative Parish Com
mittee assembled last evening at their head
quarters. on Gust omhouse street, President
Seields In the chair and q quorum present. A
communication was received from the Mechan-
les and Laborers' Association. relating that at q
recent meeting of that association held ut Me-
chanics Institute. 1t had been resolved to ask
the Democratic Parish Committee to . ace on
their municipal ticket the name of s. D. Stat
ford for Administrator Of IMPROVEMENTS. and
Thomas ONeil as Admin stra or of Water
works. The communication was signed Il. j.
Connolly, chairman, and Olhera
On motion. the communication was laid en-
tho table.
An inquiry as to whether the eighth ward had
yet sent IN the name Of their candidate for re-
preventative to the Legislature met with a
negative answer.
The committee on rules reported set Of by
laws. which we're amended and then adopted.
The bylaws, in every respect. are similar to
the rules In force prior to reorganization,
with the exception that a second vice president.
who shall be oficio chairman Of the commit
tee on finance. is proyi ded for.
Mr.. Mcdonald was thereafter elected second
vice president OF the Parish Committee.
An executive session was called and matters
relating to the coming election and Of no public
interest were discussed.
suggestion WAS made and adopted that the
members of the committee on canvassing be
ond day, the condition Of the canvass in their
respective Wa Dis.
Tho committee then adjourned until Wednes-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
Register before the offices are crowded.
MDRTUARY REPORT.

The following Is the mortality fer the week
ending Sunday, October 20. as recorded at the
office Of the Board Of Health:
Yellow fever 207. other fevers "a. general dis
eases 10, consumption 10. local diseases &c.
organs s. Of the digestive system II. Brights
disease l, other diseases 2s. Total, 1923.
ColOred Al, whites 287.
from 2 to 5 years TO- from to 10 years 36.
(5 from to 10 yenrs) from 10 tots years II. from
Is to 80 years Is. from 80 to 40 years SO. from
40 to 30 years %. from so to 90 years 10. from 60
to 10 years IL, from 10 to 80 years 4. from 80 to
100 years l. from 100 and up l. Unknown 2.
Natvities: British America, /; Canada. / !;
England, 8; France. 81; Germany. Is; ireland
49, Italy. 20.5l Louisiana. 1861 Norway. 8; SWpden
1 Poand, ;iPortuQat. /; Spain. /; Switzerland.
Q; United States, q; not stated. g.. Total, 328.
Deaths in Publ, Institutions-At the Charity
HOSPITAL, 81: Hotel Dieu, 7; other orphan asy-
lums. 3; Insane Asylum. 2; other institutions, l.
Deaths certified to by coroner. IT; still births.
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THE FEVER RECORD.
YESTEEgIp AVS ROLL,
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH~ Il

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH Il
New Orleans. October a. 1873. ]
Of1clal etatement Of cases OF yellow fever re-.
ported In New Orleans
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to - NJ to-day Al
New cases ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Total cases. IL. 312
Total deaths. 1888
N'not sAM II &. 6 S5f NJ D.. President
B. r. TAYLOR, III. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS.
Marie ). Bobillot England. 81 years. IA Bar
B. B. Stafford. Ohio. 80 years. 524 North Ram
part.
Christine McMullen, Louisiana 10 years.
F. T. Rueff, city, 2 years. 84h Harmony.
Thomas Kennedy. city. years. Giraud. near
Jean W. Pratini city. 8 years. BOT Orleans.
Chas. M. Thomas. city. years. Josephine and
Annunciation.
Josephine Berlinger, city. years. Is Mon
tegut.
Jacob Cady, Louisiana, 80 years. Jourdan Az
John Diermann. Germany, 20 years. Dau-
phine and Mazant.
=, G. Defegtus city, ! year. rs Third.
Joseph buchanan city, 8 years, 421 Bienville.
Elizabeth Fisher. Louisiana. 8 years. Antho-
ny, near Customhouse.
Pierre Coute, France 90 years GENTLY road,
near draining machine.
John McQutllan, city, years, so Rousseau.
+. Funk. city. months. Fourth, near Clara.
Geo. Crews. England "a years. 461 TchouDi-
Michael, Lacaze, France. Is years. corner La
harpe and White.
James Cannalla. Portugal T years, Algiers.
Louis Gardere, France, 43 years. Hotel Dieu.
Lizzie Arscott. Maryland, Is years, 554 Fulton.
VIM. J. Barne s, years, $50 Prieur
Julius Brase. Kentucky. 68 years. corner
Washington and Clara.
+ S ShsFFy GIty years 9s d First 81
Joseph and Camp.
George M. Martin, Mississippi, 16 years. 176
Totedano.
Christian Fl. Bloemeyer. city. years. 100
Fourth.
Adolph Haas, city, II months, 9oh Eighth.
James A. DittOn. city years, Ga jackson.
Philip SAGE. city. years. CarrolltOn.
Ninth.
Herman John Emering. city. AZ years.
Bertha Burkhart, city months, Carrollton
Magazine and Chestnut.
Mary A. Wright, city. years. corner Eighth
and Laurel.
AlbertJ. Clancy. city, years, 1872 CallioDe.
Gerald Henry Armstrong; city. II years. 233
St. Charles.
Mis-. John Heck. Germany, % years. Carroll
ton.
Alice Benzel, Louisiana. years Carrollton.
Benedict E. Veran. city. 10 years. corAer Bayou
st. John and Esplanade.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
From u m. to D. yesterday 81 deaths, s
new and 10 old cases were recorded at the Board
Of Health,
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HOMEOPATHIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION

The association has received the following
letter:
CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss, October 10. 1873.
To President homeopathic Relief Association,
New Orleans:
Dear Sri suppose your nurses keep you
posted as to their work at Dry Grove. We have
from various sources there strong testimony as
of great regret that DR.. Jones WIS taken down
50 soon but his work begun vas well carried
homoeopahie treatment are now loud in its
praise, because Of What they have Witnessed.
received hard blow hero. from which it will
not soon recover.
Gratefully yours. W. G. WILKINSON,
Acting President Howard Association.
In the letter Of DE-. Dearborn to the associa-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
TIE PEVER COMMISSION.

Tho members OF the Commission express
themselves we'll pleased with the number Of an
swers received to their circular calling for in
formation regarding the fever. They have. how
ever, not SUFFICIENT TO satisFy them. and request
that any person who may have any points or facts
regarding the disease will forward them. They
parti ularly desire the obseryations and ex-
periences of prac'ieing physicians; to them a
The members Of the Commission will leave the
city about Thursday, but their destination has
NOT yet been fixed. During their absence from
the city their office will be in charge of DR..
Robt: D. Murray, Of the Q. s. Marine Hospital
Seryipn
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CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.

1t is with pleasure that We direct the attention
OF our readers to the notice ofthis company pub
lished in another column. In which they declare
dividend Of per cent on the earnings OF the
road for the past three months. That the pres
ont administration. Of which Mr. Benthuy
road with great ability, is indicated by the fact
thar this Is the first dividend that this road has
declared for q number of years. 1t will be re-
mem hered that Mr.. VanBenthuvsen is also the
president of the Carrollton Railroad company.
and he seems particularly FORTH nate in his adj
ministration of the railroads over which he pre-
sides
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A CUTTING ARRAY.


Sunday evening at half-past 5 o'clock, at the
house No. 572H Fulton street. two negroes.
named Albert Gaines and George Glover. be-
came involved In p difficulty which terminated
In Gaines being stabbed once in the head and
twice in the breast by Glover. The wounded
man was taken to the Charity Hospital whore
he made the following statement to q DEMOCRAT
reporter: That Glover was in his house and he
ordered him to Leave. He declined and a fight
ensued; during the scuffie Glover stabbed him
twice, and then made his escape. Gaines
wounds are pronounced painful. but not dan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
ALEX. HDALsHEHM EEg.

Yesterday afternoon the many friends OF that
warm hearted friend and generous man, Alex
ander Dalsheimer. ESD. were shocked to learn
of his demise after long and painful illness,
which be endured with stoical courage. Mr..
Dalsheimer was we'll known in our city as a
prominent lawyer, and wherever known was
beloved. A man Of rare talents poet by ma
ture. and firm defender OF the right, in his
be soon replaced He carries with him to his
grave the tender affection of hundreds Of
friends and the tears of his Old companions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
THE LADY PEABODYS.

This association held meeting yesterday, at
which the organization was completed. Mrs.
John B. La1tte being chosen as president.
The beginning Of the distribution of clothing
did not begin yesterday. as was expected and
in fact announced. owing to the inability Of the
ladies to conn lete their work of asserting the
goods sent to them from all parts of the coun-
try.
The opening day has been postponed until
Monday next, owing to the fact that there are