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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
Peremptory and Closing Sale
SALES.--FUTURE Day,

7. T. coLDwELL Real. Estate Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE. HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATE
NO lGs2 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust. dated JnnunryP, 1873
recorded In Librr No. 775 folio lS, of the land
records for the District of Columbia we will sell nj
public nutOn. In front of the premises on THURS
DAY, APRIL Is 1873 nt i:pl OCOrk y. m, the follow
ing real estate situate IN ihe city o. Washington, d.
q, viz: The nOTih twenty-five (2sD feet eight 49,
inches Of lot ten (OJ square numbered five hundred
and nyclght (5Is), together with the Improvement.
&C.
Terms: One-fOurth cash balance In six twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest nj seven per cent
per from day Oi sale secured by deed OF trust
upon property sold or all cash, at option OF the
purchaser deposit Of sim will be required nj time
Of sale. All convpynncng at purchasers cost. tie
Terms Of sale not complied with IN seven DAYS
the trustees the right 10 resell ut dc hultng
purchaser risk after five days advertisement.
hhRESi & H IA kWiAnNrR Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
CARRIAGES.
DRUGGISTS.

.'----
WILLIAM b. ENTWISLE
w Corner Penna avenue and Twelfth street
DEALER IN
CHEMICALS,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
SOAPS. PERFUMERY, &c
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED. nOS-Dm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.
The follo,rng is published for the benefit Of Trar-
cling Statesmen, Strangers and The public gsaer-
aHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all uhO intend
fransaoting busisess IN Washington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
THE HOW ARDS.

The members of the Howard Association
yesterday had all they could do to answer calls
made upon them for relief and for aid to the
sick. The extended sprcad geographically
taken by the disease gave the members attend
ing the several districts as much as they could
do to relieve the suffering.
There were 321 new cases attended to by the
association yesterday. Twenty additional
nurses will leave for Canton to-day.
The following dispatches were received last
night;
HOLLY SPRINGS. September 6. 1878.
Col. Southmayd, So Camp street. New Orleans
Arrived with corps of nurses all right Great
CONSERVATION aud demoral ization exist. The
town Is deserted; 600 only left. No help Of any
Is deaths In the past forty. eight hours. Dr.
Bailey and self alone for duty; the rest all
Send three or four cooks, one druggist and
two more medical men. Am short OF orange
leaves. The relief committee are destitute Of
fur Dis. having impoverished themselves to help
nurses to be fed and cooked for. Send the
nurses asked for this morning: the town is in
g S60Fk ELK o Letter. s.
In response to telegram DR.. Sigur left on
the train last evening, accompanied by Mr..
Feldner. druggist, and fourteen nurses. Dr.
doctors would be sent this evening.
a dispatch was received last evening from DR..
Courier asking for pillows and Old clothes,
which, owing to the hour at which it was re-
ceived. could not be attended to.
The following dispatches were also received:
OCEAN SPRINGS, September 6, AS o. m.
Howard Association:
Can We expect by this evenings train male
and female nurses? Fever increasing and no
~ 1870 4. A. MAGINNIs.
Arrangements have been made by which at
the most convenient hour, ten nurses will leave
GREENvrLLE, September 6, 1878.
Howard Association:
first boat. J. Ell. NELSON, Relief Committee.
Twenty nurses will be sent to Greenville to-
day.
CANTON, Miss. September g. 1878.
To Howard Associations:
Sixteen new cases for twenty four hours pre-
| cedlng Octook The water received
| also ice. You must excuse my late dispatches
as there are so few physicians here. and they
oo oc e We VIII ban TnS or
1 us Dr. Lyoas Write you foy Ry a to-day
President Howard Association.
VICKsBURG. September 2, 1878.
F. R. southmayd, ESQ, Secretary Howard AS
ISOLATION:
| VI. Duggan a man sent from New Orleans,
died in the Charity Hospital last night. We
| have buried him in the Howard Association
lot. There is three days service due him, and
we will turn over to you for payment to his
| physicians report that up to the time of bis
sickness he did faithful service. Trace his
| family up and let US hear from you regarding
his time.
| ". NJ LOCKWOOD, President,
Per james Fl. Lawrence.
| GRENADA, Miss. September 6, 1878.
| F. e. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
| ,Hummel died last evening" No material
| change in affairs. Send me supply of ale and
| some good whisky, II Is needed in some in
| stances. WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
GREENvILLE Miss, Sept. 6, 1873.
Howard Association:
Send thirty female and ten male nurses by
steamboat City of Alton, or first boat
J. q. NELSON, Relief Committee,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
Killed by n street Car.

At 8:45 o'clock yesterday morning q little
white girl named Catharine Rustavia. aged
eighteen months. was run over by car No. 100 OF
the Ram part and DanDhne street line, at the
corner Of Spain and Dauphine streets. and in
stantly killed.
1t appears the child was playing In the street.
and while the driver was making change, The
SO she was knocked down by the mule, and be-
fore the drive, was aware Of the pertlous posi-
9 o. the me q W Of ae car
tbs child, crushing its bones and manging its
flesh to @ terrible extent. The body Of the child
Spain and Dauphine streets, and the coroner
notified. The driver. Philip Hunsen. imme-
diately surrendered to Officer Kingman, and
was locked up In the Fifth Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
BIER lev HrEE@.

Sonny Daley, for interfering with an officer,
was arraigned before Judge Milenberger and
discharged for want Of prof to commi him.
The Eighth Ward Central Democratic Club
held I'm election for a delegate to the State Com
mittee. and John Grayer received the nomina-
ton.
The Strong Manufacturing Company, Win
ster, Conn. Yesterday by telegraph authorized
Mr.. Francis Johnson. 2o7 Magazine street, to
draw On them for $500 for the relief OF yellow
fever sufferers.
The president of the board Of health Of Nat
chitoches notifies Postmaster Badger that no
| mail will be received in the parish from any In
fected place. neat way OF declining New Or
leans mail.
In 1895. In 1893 4on persons died of the yellow
or MALIGNANT fever. The epidemic Of 1797-S-9
carried off $500 lives and in 1905 34oo person.
died of the fever In Philadelphia.
Messrs. Welshans h Woods, the agents in this
city Of the Manhattan Insurance Company, le-
ceived yesterday a. donation of s25 from the
the yellow fever N'0'e' - 49, - . WI
Now that lemons are so scarce and costly, 1t
has been suggested thnt our gardeners would
DO well 10 bring to market sour oranges: They
lemons, and could be sold much lower than the
imported fruit
The relief committee OF. the Louisiana Di-
vision, A. soeiation Army of Tonne see. makes
relief on behalf of the sick and destitute
soldiers. We are confident that it will not be
UNDECIDED.
In our account yesterday. Of the meeting Of
the various organizations with the Collector in
| regard to the distribution Of the vernment
rations we credited Mr.. D. T.. Mitchell with rep
re+enting the Young Mems Benevolent Associ-
alton. when it should have been the Young
Mems Christian Association.
G, ". Dupee a prominent and influential col
ored man of Paducab,, Ky. yesterday, by tele-
Brown, president of the Union Mutual Relief
Association, as to whether money or supplies
| were needed. The answer was that supplies
would be acceptable
The Rev. N. W Wilson, DID,. pastor Of the
Coliseum Place Baptist Church Of this city, died
yesterday Of the prevailing fever. DR.. Wis a
ability az a clergyman. and enjoyed the afec-
tionate esteem Of his parishiouers and the
community generally. During the past week
his wife and children have been suffel ing from
the fever.
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the ascertained time Eof its pronounced local
DISQUALIFICATION. to an extent to become re-
producing on surfaces and in the atmosphere.
With this view, and without assuming to fix
absolutely the very day Of fever, commence
ment, the student of the tables will allow US to
adopt as the time for 1853 the first Of July. for
1867 the first Of August and for1878 the fifteenth
Of July.
Counting from, those days 10 the day when in
1867 and In 1853 the fever was considered over.
and excluding very few fourteen, cases 2 T., In
1867 which resulted fatally in June and July.
he table given will be found to exhibit the
march of fever day by. day, from beginning to
end in 1853 and 1867 and as far as at present de-
clared In 1s7s-fltty second day inclusive. We
need scarcely add that the DAYS of the months
have no relation to this table. nor, we may say
further have they to the fever itself.
The first thirty days In each year are Tor con-
venience grouped in one entry. AS fever pro
gress in the first thirty days Is comparatively
slow our readers can speculate for themselves
on the remaining fever Of 1878 by comparing II
pn,i passm with Its predecessors.
We hope they will see, with us, tnat IL mas IT'S
we'll defined limits and is far from being the
unknown quantity" on unreasoning panic
would suggest. -,
The elimination Of the fever of, 1859 on It :,
hfty-third day and that Of 1867 on Its tfty-hftl
day Is alike curious and encouraging
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
POOR LITTLE BABES.
TThe orphans of st. Vincent's Asylum Ap-
peal to- Public HgenevORence.


Contributions are pouring in from every
atnarter for the relief Of our sick and destitute.
Every class has nobly responded when the ap-
peal FOR suooor of a thousand fever stricken
and IMPOVERISHED unfortunates was made
known by the press. Once more an appeal will
have to b., made. an appeal which surely will
be met 10 the same generous spirit which
prompted every person to contribute In money,
nroyisions and attendance to the relief of mis-
fortune.
We refer to the present unfortunate condition
Of the babes' house jn the st Vincents Infant
appearan,,e among the 200 children Of the .asy-
lnrn already forty five Of them have been
stricken, though none yet have died tha . to
fers Of Charity and to the medical skill Of DR..
Warren BriaEell. About. twenty-five, infants
have recovered and the balance are still suffer-
II The little waits lack nothing as far as nurs-
ing is concerned. but they sadly need the neg PC,
they must surely suffer from exposure too
often fatal during an attack Of the yellow fever.
Besides this. there Is a great scarcity OF cloth
let their delicate feet The Sisters state that
Tho funds Of the asylum are vety low. and were
y not for private contrlohons h ana o l1d Inc
nave @i made both ends meet Mrs. Macready
used to give entertainments for the benefit OF
The asylum. but for the last two years. owing
The city. too, Is behind hand in its accounts
with the asylum. The municipal authorities.
several years ago voted an annph
This appropriation, it is stated by the Sisters,
has never been paid in toto. and this years
insjpht into the condition OF the little waits of
st, Vincent's Asylum, and surely something IL
orght to be- done to relieve the distress Of the
poor u0fott unate orphans.
In this connection 1t may be stated that Col
ion Isaacfgon ESQ., representing {ba
sify Of relief and requesting the Collector to
cali the attention Of the authorities at Washing
- nmnlying with the request, Collector Smith
yesterday teEegraphedi u He secretary OF Wal
}be snbs,ance Of the communication, and sug
gested the propriety of the government au;
Shorizing the commissary 4 mere 70 issue 2o'
all citizens WIZ can goo a2{a Int 4Tn1
father and every mother lend helping hand tt
he raust, of the suffering children ana the
gratitudt of two hundred orphans will amply
.rHNAV their trouble,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
THE HN's RELIEF AssO-
CITATION.

Tho rooms of the association. at the office OF
Cart J. K. Bell presented quite busy appear
anee Yesterday morning, and the necessity for
such an organization was demonstrated early
i'm the day: eleven cases Of sickness and distress
were reported and promptly attended to. and
three OF their dead brethren. J. B. Jourdan, Ohio
river pl0t Joseph Young. cook steamer Qua
ehita Belle, and James Conrad, second stewart
OF the Ella Hughes. were buried.
The following committees were appointed:
TO visit the sok-John McChesney, J. B. Sui.
livan. Geo. McLeary, Sam GWartney, z. IL. Her
rick. @. Ii. Fearing, VIM Quicksall. Walter Hud,
A 10 bury the dead-Geo. G. Hamilton. Richard
Brtton, J. Il Carlin. j. NJ Muir. A. G. Garrett
The names If twenty two members were added
10 The roll book.
The following additional subScri I n were
Lucy gi so. ri CDi. Ia Ivy u.s. VIM CONWAY s. J.
mot & Co. $50, stoutemyer & Judson S.. Jas. I.
Day $40, J. 4. White s., Jurey & ellis s25, Aft.
Mouton q; s, ". Rawlpgs $5, Claiborne & Co..
J. 8. Rivers nffered oil stationery needed, and
DR.. Bile. 1876 Canal street. rendered his profess
SIGNAL scpvi,es. r, ..,ohoa ~ aua,u -,
Grays Iron Line. at Pitts burg, for 500.
Tho associa ion is in full working order, and
all applications made for rollef will receive Inn
Tho following address to tho steamboat fra
ternity ut large has been issued:
NEW ORLEANS. September G, 1878.
TO the Steamboat Interests Throughout the
Country:
The Strnmboatmen's Relief Association has
lust been organized here to give aid to such Of
our brethren and their families, regardless OF
where they may hail from. as may require it.
The prevailing epidemic and total suspension
OF business has brought much distress to large
numbers If our fraternity, which our, home
boatnen are unable to relieve in full. We,
therefore, appeal TO you to organize in your re-
spertive ports aud send us such assistance as
you may decide on.
Contributions should be sent to Jesse X. Bell,
president, or to e. Conery, vice president and
treasurer. or any other parties. with instruc-
, J. K. BELL, President.
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RELIEF COM MITTEE 10 UISIANA ASSO.
CITATION ARMY OF TENNESSEE,
1ZO COMMON STREET.

Members Of this association needing atten-
tion or assistance will be looked after on appli-
cation to the committee OF his respective dis
trict. viz:
First District-G. a. Williams. chairman. 1874
Gravier; First Ward-R. FL. Brunei Jr,, $50 st.
Charles. or 100 Common. Second Ward-Myles
Sharkey. 1856 White, or IA Exchange Place.
Third Ward-C: L.. Walker, 81 Camp stree.
Zachare, IS St. Charles Fifth Ward-M.
Barry, 122 Orleans Sixth Ward-Jdhn Glg
Jr. corner Rampant and Ut. Philip.
Third Dstrict-Victor Olivier, chairman. 80
planade and johnson, or 40 Gravier. Seventh
Ward-Frank Marquee 464 North Claihbrne.
Eighth Ward-Benj. ?. Leefe. 1856 Elysan Yields.
Ninth Ward11Phil. Munich. Chartres, between
Fourth Dbtrict-Isaac Scherk. chairman, 23s
Louis Tiemann. III st.. Andrew, or corner
Exchange Alley and Canal. Eleventh Ward
81 Carondelet.
Fifth, Distriet-H. Fl. Jenkins chairman, %
Commercial Place..
Sixth District-F. L. Richardson, chairman,
T.. p. Couthreaux. 319 Coliseum.
Seventh District-J. A. Chalaron, chairman,
New Orleans Insurance Company. corner Camn
and Canal; B. G. Elliott, corner Broadway and
Washington, Or ITO Common.
Contributions may be made or sent to VictorI
Olivier. Jr.. treasurer Of committee lao Grayier|
street.
By order Of AUGUSTUS RICHARD, Chairman
hefief Go1nza ii..tteee
se5 At JOHN G. GoLDING, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
THE PEABODYS.
ONLY THREE DISTRIBUTIONS A WEEK
AFTER TO-DAY.

At $50 o'clock in the morning yesterday there
was already such throng at the approaches OF
the free market of the Peabody 6sociation as
to oyerawe those who opened the doors OF the
institution.
No fewer than 5116 rations we're issued. rep
Fesenting IN money the sum OF s5o23 Ca sum
which Ia much too high for the association TO
continue to disburso unless. after rigid ill.,
vestigation, 1t Is found absolutely necessary to
do SO.
In this connection IL ahoud be said that Q
oommltteo # the Howard Associati alton waited e
adopting measures looking toward O more eX-
pedftious method Of supplying the families Of
the sick and those rendered destitute in conse-
At the meeting OF the Peabodys last evening
the matter was taken up and dissGussesd the
would, after to- day, be made only
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
instead Of six: that is, on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Sn' urdays in every week: by adopt
ing this system the Peab odys believe that they
can supply al the needy, for. on odd days par
cells, of different number OF rations can = 9
made up. and when he, reauisitions are called
on Idstrlb1'9n days there VIZ not exist the ne
measuring the provisions and the making up
ahe parcels.
H4retolDre the acquisitions have been filled
AS they were called. at great loss Of time.
ANNoYANCEs.
We have been requested by President Dol
h0nde aud other members of the Peabodys to
request applicants for subsistence not 70 call at
thsir places Of business nor at their residences
TO sfytain approya)s TO acquisitions.
The gentlemen composing the association are
on duty ri the free market from o'clock in the
at night and 1t Is only fair that they should not
DO disturbed, partieula rly when asleep; besides,
several Of the members have sick < people t ut at
few spnre moments they may have.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
4. WI. C., A.

Ninety new cases, four deaths yesterday and
80 cases to date is the report of tho relief COM
mittee of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
The committee acknowledges donation Of q
quantity of drugs from g. Wunderlich, drug
gist, Dryades street, between Thalia and Mel
pom NJ, and number of DlanKets from Mrs.
III. CLARK.
blankets mattresses or other articles Of bulk
can leave their nnmes at the rooms of the a3so-
citation, and wagon will be sent TOR them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
BATTER I'D,

at the regular annual meeting Of Battery D
Louisiana Field Artillery, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year:
Honorary captain. E. J. Souby; captain. Jas
A. Renshaw: first senior lieutenant. Edward
Clark; first junior lieutenant, F. L. Fairchild
second lieutenant J G. Turner: quartermaster
sergeant. +. 3. Ellis; orderly sergeant. W. D.
Freeman; second sergeant. ". L. Feehan
third 8 rgeant, P J. Brown; fourth sergeant
J. B. Durnia; fifth sergeant, Jno. LaWler.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1873

In reply the following dispatch was sent
will send all We can, and others will follow"
FROM OUR SOLDIERS.
FORT LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. 6, 1878.
Howard Association:
The officers and enlisted men Of the Twenty
third United States Infantry stationed at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, have subscribed s248 As
for the relief of the yellow fever sufferers Of the
South: The amount Is held In trust by Gen.
Jeff. G. Davis, United States Army. To whom
and where shall it be sept-answer.
P. r. BRODRICK.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant TWenty-third
United States Infantry
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
FREDERICK III. NaOxON.

All that was mortal of Frederick B. Moxon
was deposited in the tomb yesterday. The de-
ceased was an attache of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company. nineteen years OF age,
and a native of Washington city. He was q
skillful operator, and the manager speaks in
the highest terms Of his capacity and character.
Mr.. Moxon was attacked with yellow fever about
three weeks ago. partially recovered, and was
taken with q relapse q few days ago. His death
occurred yesterday morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
RELIEF COMMITTEE
OF THE - D0
LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION AHMY OFF
TENNESSEE.

New ORLEANS, !
100 Common street, September g. 1873. !
To the Survivors OF the Army Of Tennessee
Throughout the Country:
There is no abatement in the extreme dis"
tress caused by the prevailing sickness and the
complete stagnation Of business. In this SUI
preme hour OF, urgent necessity we. appeal to
our old comrades In arms for such aid as they
may have in their power to contribute, to be
sent to the undersigned.
Chairman;
VICTOR OLIVIER, Jn..
G.. A. WILLIAMS.
FRANK HERON.
ISAAC SCHERCK,
TEL. N. JENKINS.
j. L.. RICHARDSON.
se7 ct J. &. CHALARON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
CAPITOL GOSSIP,

DR.. NJ a. Southworth, of Little Falls. n. Y,
offers his services to the Governor in any ca
pacity on behalf Of our suffering people.
Mr.. Robt Anderson sends $50 to be added to
the relief fund. The money was subscribed In
one day by the people of the little town Of Cecil,
Cecil county Md.
Physicians are now more careful and prompt
in their reports of cases. OF the $50 booked at
the Board Of Health yesterday almost all have
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
CITY ECEaspE5.

The police have been requested by the citt-
IONS Of AigIers to stop blowing. whistles, and TO
stop the tolling Of bells on the occasions OF
funeral ceremonies.
At 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning two pistol
shots were fired on the levee, head of Marigny
street. The police upon arriving, were in
formed that some men had tried to rob bakers
wagon, and were fired at by the driver. but
without effect,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST"
ENCE ASSOCIATION.


New ORLEANS. September s, 1873.
The following donations are ackno wledged:
Carrier B. Sons $50 90
Aristide Mary through Henry Ref ..:.. 20 90
From citizens of Jersey City, through the
Hon i, Pilsbury acknowledgements. 300 90
L. Meyer Secretary Pittsburg Relief
Hon F. G. Latrobe, Mayor of Baltimore,
(the ctizens) ..................,.....-. ,O44 90
Washington .. O.. proceeds concert.
through Fl. Browning and others go. 100 90
bells, Chairman Relief Committee =. 100 90
John Petick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
David Dodd New York. through e. Ii
Iiant nal .....,--..-. ...-..: 20 W.
Danl Shampson. Chicago. through j. I.
Moore. Jr.. 30 oO
B. Rheid & Co.. barrel meal, barrel grits;
Allen & syme. barrels rice; Holloway d Ed
wards, 6 D. W. teaspoons, & D. w. tab espoons;
Western Manufacturing Company, CINCINNATI.
tubs butter: exchanged with 8. & q. j. A. Be-
hans contribution Of 10 bags shot for barrel
sugar; g. Grande, Q barrels apples Z. Cazentre.
! barrel apples. barrel potatoes: L. sherrer,,7
boxes paste: Oscar w. Folse, boxes macaronl,
bugs peas; Z. z. Sim, 2 barrels -four; @. W.
Newton, barrels flour; J. Moore Wilson, box
tea. j. W. NADER.
Secretary and Conmissary Of Subsistence.
If
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NOTICE.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
New Orleans, September 2, 1873.
On motion, duly seconded the following was
adopted:
Resolved, That from and after this date all
physicians prescriptions for patients under
charge Of this association ordering brandy,
whisky, cham payne, etc, must be filled at the
such liquors will not be paid
T. r. SOUTHMAYD
se3 1W Secretary Howard Association,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
FEWER STATEs TECS.

The table below has been carefully complied.
and will be found interesting suggestive anu
eonsolAtory.
It has been made UP on the theory ehaC 1he
9eyer is a ninety-da ono. has its commence
ment, elimination and substantial termination
xyi,hin that period regardless of its actual
cuansity or OF what might be called its I'M
tnnohed supplies; and is to be calculated from