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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19

The MozART.-There was a sprinkling OF
people at the Mozart last evening inyerseiy
as the degree OF heat which permeated the
hall; and as small as was the audience the
louuacious members of the Association
were there in full force, and did all in their
power to interrupt the beautiful 'ccllo solo
..Souvenir de Puritani," so exduisitely
rendered by Professor Tblow. The abb
sentees last evening missed in this perform
ance real treat. The Professor brought
out the rich tones and sweet harmonies or
this the king of instruments to 4 rare de-
gree of perfection. Miss Vogel played q
pleasing piano solo, and Miss ChambcrIayne
sung two soprano solos. Both ladies were
the recipients OF lovely bouquets Of flowers.
Mr.. kessnich's violin solo" Scene de
Ballet" by De Beriot-was well received;
and two OF the selections by tue orchestra
were well given. The instrumental per-
formances were all very creditable, when
we consider the oppressive heat with which
the musicians had to contend.
The expression, 8" new candidate Tor
public favor" used in speaking Of the high
ly creditable piano solo from - MignoH,"
performed last week, having been misap-
pretended, we may state it was only in
tended as paraphrase for making debut
before the Mozart public.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional raiu-areas, variable winds, mostly
from the southwest to the northwest, and
stationary or lower temperature, with higher
pressure.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
light, variable winds, mostly southerly, and
stationary pressure and temperature.
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observation-disclosures VS. PETERSBURG
The Richmond Club, OF this city, visited
Petersburg on Wednesday and crossed bats
with the Old Dominion Club, of that city,
the newly-organized club, and defeated
them by the following score:
Innings ..............1 8 s 6 2 8
Richmond ..........O 8 o O3 s 0 0 LA
Old Dominiou.......4 0 Q / 0 0 Sill
The Richmond Club speak well Of the
kind and gentlemaniy treatment OF the Old
Dominion Club. A return game will be
played here about the 1st of August.
The Richmond Club play the Olive Club,
of this city, their first game this season, to-
day at a O'Clock P. d., at the Richmond
and Atlantic Baseball Park.
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THE RENO Observation-Disclosures
ent Thomas D. Goldman, OF the Glendale
National Cemetery, who was one OF the few
survivors OF the Custer massacre. has been
ordered to st. Paul, Minn., to give testimo-
nv before the court-martial which is to try
Major Reno, of the Seventh cavalry, on the
charge of cowardice. He will probably
leave to-day. Goldman was sergeant in
the Seventh, was badly wounded at the
massacre, and retired from service; and as
soon as he got well enough to go about was
given the superintendency OF Glendale
Cemetery.
1t is quite likely from what he says that
Sergeant Goldman will be able to give i'm
portant testimony. He was the bearer of
orders from Custer to Reno about the time
of the massacre, and the result OF his OBJ
servations was that Reno was nightly
afraid that Custer. would get him into a
fight, and that was exactly what Reno
didn't want. .-.. #.- .,'-f
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CANy.sS.-The CITY
Conservative Committee will meet tonight
at the Sheritf's office 10 consider t be matter
of electing delegates to represent, the city
OF Richmond in the convention which Is TO
meet here on the 9th OF August to nomi-
nate candidate for Congress. A primary
election will be ordered, it is thought.
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RELIEF At LAST from Cholcr-Irfar'um and
Summer Complaints DE. MOFFETT'S IEErII!SA
(Tccihng Powdcrsy regulates the Bowels and makes
Teething easy, meals Erup'ions aud Sores. removes
and prevents e formation Of Worms In Cli:ldrcE.
No mother should be without II. X. W. POWERS
co. Richmond and all drug gisis. krcC IL.
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The MEADE EMoRIAL CHURCH, MAScHEs-
TEr.-The Rev: Mr.. j. q. Stringfeliow, OF
Columbia, S. c., has been called to and will
preach in this church on Sunday morning
next at II O'Clock. AIr. Stringfellow holds
the call still under advisement. He has the
reputation OF being good preacher and an
earnest worker.
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Little Johnny ran into the house the other
day while The mercury was hugsing I" 95o,,'
with the perspiration streaming from every
pore, and shouted, q Mammal mamma! fix
me; Pm leaking all over - Cincinnati
.Break.fdSt Table.
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PERSONAL Holiday and his
private secretary, Mr.. Taylor, went to Old
Point yesterday. They will probably re-
main till Monday. The Governor will at
tend the Lee ball at the White Sulphur
Springs on the 18th Of August.
Rev. Dr.. Ruffner returned to the city yes
terday BE has been hard at work lecturing
to teachers institutes.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm
enough for all practical purposes.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. M, rs;
A. NJ, Sc; noon, SO; 8 p. NJ, 1ol; T.
~. 9G: midnight. SO.
Mean temperature, 80.
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TORONTO, QUEEN CITY OF TIE DoMfS1oN.-
The energy OF Its Inhabitants, the beauty of Its
public buildings, seats of learning broad and we'll
regulated thoroughiares. placed on the shores or
Lake Ontario, among the many busiuess-irIn' none
stand more deservedly high than the house OF L.
HOOPER & CO., Pharmacists. rare skill, eNcn-
sive and long experience In the manipulating and
compnundng of medicine, and determination
tha: nothing but pure drugs shall c!Eanate from
their establishment, has carried the firm % the
highest pinnacle Of financial success. GELES'S
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA and GILEs's PILLS
are BY them considered as most valuable addition,
and in all cases OF Enlarged Joints of The Hands or
Feet. Neuralgia, Chronic or lnhammato:y hhcu
matisIn, superior TO any remedy now known.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES. No. 100 West Broadway,
New or..
Tral-size. 2Jc.
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PETTY FRACDS AND SwISDLES.-B ware OF
Bakny-po wGers which put up shori-"SiGh:s.
A manufacturer who swilGla5 knowingly !u vel hi
Will not hesitate 20 sell aiutcrated baking Do"d-r
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER has w0r'!-wt ie rcpa-
tarion for perfect purity and always Lc:-g !u't
weight. 1t bears cycy test for superior eXc-!-
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I haze analyzed the whiskey known under III"
brand of B-SELEcr," controlled by GcssrS. " Al
TER d. BLAIR 4 co.. Richmond, Va. ;iad Had Il
FREE FROM FUSE OIL aud other Impurities, ana
recommend lis use for medicinal and family par.
noses j. u. MCCAw. y. D..
late Professor OF CLeu,h'ry.
Medical Coll. gcof Virginia.
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ENGINEERING.
AND MECHANICAL

u ENGINEERING
at the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC lSSTl-
TCTE. Troy, n. !. Next term begins September
l2Ih The Annual Register for 1878 contains =
list Of the graduates for the past ffty-two years.
with their positions, also course of study require
1nenrS for admission, expenses. &c. Address
iy le.lm WILLIAM II. YOUNG, Treasurer.
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I,osY. sTRAYED. ANp FOUND.

GOO REWARD Lost. on the l6th uay
SZU OF July, 1878. ONE LARGE BLhSh-
poo TEXTBOOK, about elSht or n!nc inei,s ,pnsi
aud Picbmond,Ta or between the Broad stree. de-
not and w G. pandrase', stnrs, sseSI I si7s
na Zoo in $40, s5 50. and 81 ptrs; assc, sinas,
iicEe-boos, merchandise bills. ana other paprrs .,
NO value to any one except myself. rs"ara ot
=, the roeket-heok srt contents or ans letarin1ioi
jendias TO the recovery, By applying, 10 M,;s,S M;s
MifluE Tayorsyilie. Hanover county. Va, a.
lWhEN, oe'ee'''e' w. +" IS 1872
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VI. EL.YSoS K CO.. advertising AGENTS. infert aa-
ycrtfsements IN all Of the newspapers o. TIE tntsa
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders left \: tie b:'
match countius-room viii receive proEF s!.ea-
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JURORS MoNEY.-The grand and petit
;prors for the July term will be paid on at
ihe CITY Hall this morning by DePuty-Ser-
neant HolZinger.
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MURRAY & LANMAS'S FLORIDA WATEE ex-
erts wonderfully exmlaraiing and refr':,hsGG int0-
eucc on every one coming within It's r;,aGe, onG asa
consequence. u parie where II Is use! lie .H'?csFS
feel no fatigue, the CONVERSE ion never AtG> al III"
mental powers of the guests being stimulated 10 ne
degree.
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i KEssNICH's CONCERT TO -NIGHT.-To-night
Kessnich's Band will give one Of their open
air. concerts ut. sanger Halle, when there
will doubtless be large attendance.
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.ANpDES-IDNEY COLLEGE.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. VA.

Curr;cuIum embraces full instruction ~ SLAo"
SICEI SCIENTIFIC. and NOR VI STUDIES.
Nryt session begiuS SEPTEMBER 9TH ana ehus
June I2rH TOTAL expenses, cxcIiisi'e @ OF s9isu, l.
:rn,i in nrIyatc families from SIP to Sl6 =
i'''''i'' va j, NJ. T.. ATKINSON.
l.. ,.,Sn1r President.
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EFFERyEscESr AroLGSABls WATEE an! I'll
the wc-kuown European and American mineral
waters 20 h" had ut MEADE < BAKERS Drugstore,
al q Main street,
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PROsTRATED.-Mr. e. E. Dlckinsoh, oi
Charlotte county, was prosirateu Dy .ue
heat yesterday. but was not seriously nat''
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.

The largest first class institution for YOUNG LA
DIES in Virginia with an able corps OF lwsnlv-i
tnochcrs Opcus on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1873. and closes on the first Wed
ncS,iay In June. 1879.
For catalogues containing iul PARTICULARS hauEes'
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. Principal:
t. 2G-2m S'aunloh' va.
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PARMA CoLoGSEs and IMPORTED BAY RNa
sold ut MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore, 9l9 Aaiu
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NEsTLE'S LACTEOUS FAEISA AMI all Tie rGpu-
lar dcIics for infants and irva'ids sold 4. MEADE
( BAKERS Drugstore, 9l9 Main street.
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PEARLS OF ENGLISH MIST-Very gra efi and
efficient for relieving and fatigue IL hot
thcr-sold III MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore, 9l9
al Str
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CNDElsTAKERS.

THANDLER II SINNOTT, UN.fra
~ DERTAKERS AND CABINET-MA-> ->S1a.HI1----
kEFS. No. 722 Main street. between Seventh and
Eighth keep on hand argc and line stock OF WOOD,
METALLIC aud CLOTH-COvERED BURIAL
CASES and CASkETS. The finest Hearse and
Hack. In Richmond furnished. All 1T the lowest
nrces and most reasonable Terms my 2-pnli3m
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SPRINGS,
15 MILES WEST OF STATNI
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad

icars stop at the door}.
ARE OPEN FOR VISITORS.
The mineral waters here are considered eqIai 10
any in the mountaIas. aud have made many won-
dcrful eS-Chalyleatc. Healing. Alum, and line
spring OF sulphur near by. Mountain scenery sub
lime Goou music and the usual games Tor amuSe
JncnI.
BOARD, 425 to $50 month: children under
twelve wears, S15 and servants agreeable TO accom-
modaiionS.
t;ct circulars at the Office of the Richmond Dis
3,nich or here.
DR. r. L. REESE, of Staunton. Va. attending
physician. L. 4 NJ. BURRUSS.
IL oJ-l,n ProprietorS.
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UNDERTAKING.. fsEss
j. {. DIPPNEH, sO2 EAST MARSHALL STREET.

Burials attended TO ut the shortest notice and at
STYLES furnished. nearse and Carriages furnished
direct from my own stables: also, Whilecliid's
Hearsc lsomething new In Richmonal.
Carriages for fulieI als, well Carriages, Bug
gies, and Horses for pleasure; also u fine Wagon,
adapted TO small pic mics or for band purposes.
NV 9-F& M3m ...a-.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES RE-
IL NAMING ONE WEEK OR LONGER.
SEASON 1S7S-OPENS June 10TH.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
CAPE MAY. Nd.
NoTE.-We take great pleasure in Informing orr
patrons that new Passenger Elevator ana EIecric
BELLS lin every room) have been ;.dIcd TO me hotel.
CHARLES DUFFY.
of Continental Hotel. Philadelphia.
ic S-rod2m Proprietor and General Manager.
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS.-ThiS faN o.
III rite and wel-known summer resort Is now
omen for the reception OF visitors The hca!th-re-
storing properties OF the water. beautiful scenery
elegant society. aud splendid table dhoie, with lis
easy access from the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad,
render this one OF The loSt desirable resorts III the
mountains. A reduction in the prices has been
made.
iy l3-lm WILLIAM ADAlf. " SONS.
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FTNHE HIGEIA HOTEL, OLD PUNT
i COMFORT. FA.-Situa;cd within 100 wards
OF Fort Monroe. open all the rear. with ample ca
i,acity for COO guests. Has all modern improve
inrnls, elevator, g;s and electric bells III every
room: water. bathrooms, and closets on each floor.
Six daily mails aud telegraph office. Fifteen TO
twenty tirSt-clas steamers land daily except sun
day. $50 yards from The door. Rooms an0 halls
comfortably heated. and every comfort provided
for tourists and hcath-sechers during the winter.
Firc-cScapcs ony fifty feet apart on every floor. Sl-
pcrior beach for bathing ut doJr-Steps, and good
from May until November Boating, fishing. and
driving especially attractive Send for circular dt-
scrlbiDg hyGicuic advantages. ...
TERaS: - to $3.50 per day. accordin2 10 loca-
tiOn oil and number in room, length eli stay. &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
ap I5-tk ku31 Proprietor.
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v oST-FTyE DOLLARS ARD

Ia GOLD STAR bearing the Inscription ,h .Sa ~.
eaiser on one side. ami ". L., W =" 20, nasr
rere side Although she intrinsic Ysif ia sSi %
tha,i two dollars, a reward OF FIVE ns',Sata al
Mill nr maid II lett a. th.a Oh G. -
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PaSTCRiGE.

DASTURAGE FOR STOCK.
will take Cattle, Horses, Colts, &C., on pasturage
ut Upper Shirley, Charles City county. For terms
address W. F. CARTER,
iy S-cod6tH City Point, Va.
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8ill,ntol1d 9ispatfll,
ss- THE CALCULATIONS OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAY. .............JULT 10, 1878.
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ELME. CEMENT, AND PLASTER.

y OCk Nd Ii NJ i 1880 barrels
~ ROCKI.kND LINE. from the celebrated Cobb
cktlns. daily expected per schooner Red Jacket,
for sale low from dock. Also, R0SENDALE and
PORTLAND CESNESTS, CALClNED PLASTER,
and WHITE SAND, by
ROBERT wENDESBURG,
No. sos Main aud No. II Fifteenth street.
iv OIL
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I IME, LINE. J. NJ L .-l,613 barrels
il "GLEN's FALLS LUMP LIME: 100 bar.
rcls HUFFMAN'S RQSENDhLE CEMEST; daily
expected per schooner Mary f. Simmous": foi
sae low from vessel. THOMAS ELLETT,
late Of Dillon. Elletl Il Co.,
jy l5-Iw 1iI0T Rasin hank
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Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LADp < Co.
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EE1S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LIME FOR TOBACCO AND CORN
II you wish u good crop of wheat use LEES
PREPARED AGRtCULTURAL LIME on your
tobacco and corn. 1t will pSy welt ON the tobacco
and corn, and doubly pay on The wheat crop follow
Ing. Price only S12 per ton.
ap17 A. S. LEE.
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FURTHER ACTION ON STREETS.
Considerable time was lost in attempting
IN uet the resolutions before the Council
that is. getting votes on the various items,
there being some remarkable rule which
seemed to require the roll to be called upon
each OF the thirty-ive resolutions. Inc
prosDect began to be so dismal that some
what shorter plan was adopted.
MFR. Elicit stated, in recommending the
cuIyert item, that the culverts the city Is
now running pay the city twenty-one per
cent. upon the investment!
Certainly that is very profitable 10 tue
city il the taxpayers can stand II anu Tue
interest law is not violated.
WESTERN GRADES.
The following was part Of the report:
RESOLVED (the Board OF Aldermen concur
ring), That the sum Of $1,000 be ana IS
hereby appropriated from the street fund
to Grade Grace, Broad, and Franklin streets
westwardly to the corporation line, together
with the intersecting cross streets, IN ae-
cordauce with the profile OF grades OF Tue
City Engineer herewith submitted. the pal
.ance of the work to be done by the CITY
hands and carts.
Mr.. Skinker moved that the grade OF
Franklin street be commenced at Shaier and
not ut Laurel street.
MIR. Elicit said that the proposed change
would not affect Mr. Skinker's property,
Mr.. Skinker declared that the prone,
showed that the street would be lowered
eighteen inches in front Of his house SIM
piy-to get the earth to fill up the raylne De De-
vond Shaier street; that the property own.
ers had given years ago a good deal OF tpeli
property for the establishment OF the pres.
ent grade; that the pavement and curplnS
had been laid on one side Of the street; Sho
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rENMoRE UNIVERSITY HIGH
II SCHOOL.
-AA AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

:, 4. STROBE Matt. Mcdaiist University OF Fir-
" ginial. Princisal: ,-..,.,. or x,ro,,,, fro.
H. tn,y Assistant Instructor In Latin University
oT yirciniaj, Associate Instructor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

loved not wisely but too well. =" and the defend
ant gay and festive tonsorial artist from the
Crescent City. She sues for breach of promise
and $4,000 In United States currency whereWi ith
to spoth her wounded feelings and help raise
the little pledge" who ia expected to make his
appearance in q short time.
This entire community were panied last week
at the death OF Col. W. B. List, proprietor OF the
Crescent Hotel and vice president of the relief
committee. During the prevalence Of the cpl
demic here no one has done more for the sick
and destitute than the colonel. His death was
sad blow to this place, where he had. by his
genial manner and wholesouled generosity,
noon on the twenty first instant. and was buried
the same day his remains being followed to the
grave by Q large concourse Of sorrOWing
friends. Col. List was q native Of Illinois. and
came here last February from JAG ckson, Miss,
whore he had resided for several years. He
leaves a wife (Who is at present down with the
fever) and two young children.
Capt John Boardman and family left last
Wednesday for, New Orleans: Capt Carson
Nudge and family leave next week; Capt. Billy
Boardman s packed up and ready to leave as
soon as Commodore Aiken Informs him that the
Red river quarantine has been raised
There is not q case of sickness OF any kind
amongst the citizens OF the Crescent City at this
place.
Fish and oysters are abundant here. The lat
ter can be purchased at 30 cents per hundred
and rs for the former, all that Is necessary is to
take hook and line and go out on the railroad
bridge, where you can in an hour pull up
enough for a good sized boarding house break
fast, took two sheephead, one black fish and
two fine speckled trout In out Of the wet this
morning. The trout were beauties. one weigh
inc three and the other two and half pounds
Will write you again In q few days Until then
All REVOIR,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

first intimation ever had Of the existence OF
any order or society styling itself Red War;
riors'' was obtained by me from the publ cations
in your paper. am too far advanced In lifel
have too many responsibilities resting, upon
my shoulders I have too much respect for my
own SELF to enact the ridiculous role Of buffer
or bully. Those who know me. and whose
friendship prize know that such . position
is foreign to my character and my habits. The
charge, SO far as / am concerned; Is SO silly
and. upon its face. SO improbable, that thin ling
men will see that 1t was trumped up merely for
political effect.
THAT this expose, with its exaggerations and
suppressions. was gotten up for the purpose Of
Some may be Influenced by it: others may not.
But ] venture to say that there Is no man IN
this district who intimately knows me who will
be Influenced by this anonymous publication
of hirelng. I mingle with all classes of So
ciety. have always been a true friend to the
poor and the distressed. I have never turned
my back upon any one who has solicited my
aid, professionally or otherwise. This LAM
guage may appear egotistical on my part, but
it Ia warranted by the warm and generous sup
port that have been receiving from the labor,
ing classes of my district And they know that
care more for them than do for the bond
holders who are, at this very hour. attempting
to draw subsidies for political purposes from
the gold room and syndicate of New York.
Thanking you again for your courtesy, re-
main, with respect. yours, ETC.,
HENRY @. CASTELLANOS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

eases. priyate Diseases and Female Disegsea
has jugS returned from Europa, Office, 1866 Canal
street, between Dryades and Rampant sareets
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS curefl In 8
short time. Private Diseases treated after new
sure and quick method. Female Diseased treated
with greatest success.
Dr. BiHe's reputation as skilled ard SUCCESS.
full physician Is already years ago established
In New Orleans and vicinity and. he has cured
had failed to benefit, which Is veil known to the
public, Dr.. Billie Is graduate from one Of the
sistant physician to Prof. .Ricord. Paris. Con.
gultatiors and correspondence strictly conn.
dentla1, Charges moderate 1a8 Canal street
DR. ", BILLIE 1s6 lanai street. dea a