The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-22
PHYSICIANS.
First District.

". f. Carson. n. q, $50 Baronne street -,
G. Atumps, NJ. D., Josephine between Liberty
Nv VIM. MI isyah. NJ. D, IL Claiborne near Common
j, Jamison, NJ, D., $50 Baronne.
] ]; Lyons, NJ D., 2la Oarpndelet.
A. II. Courier, NJ. D., 1b7 Camp.
Il. Keitz, NJ D., Franklin aud Felicity.
W.. Johnson. N. 2, 4o5 garondelet.
i. Dreyfus, M. D., Baronne and Lafayette.
n j. Grow, NJ. D.. ia South Basin.
g. L. Gill. NJ. D., Liberty and Erato.
j. D. johnson. III. d. Ao5 Carondelet.
T. 1. Taney. IT. b.. Erato and Prytania.
L.. A. D'Estrnmpes NJ d. 47e South Rampant
Geo Bairnsfather. NJ D., s72 Common.
J. G. Btckney M d.. 16s Orange,
Second District
E Jenou, NJ. D.. st. Peter and villere.
Dr. Villeneuve. 1872 Canal,
e. Durieu nj. D., 5s5 Claiborne
Third District.
I. schumaeker, ks ii. D. Dauphine ID and Enghien
Fourth District
Il. 4. Bayley, NJ. D., 478 Constance.
L. i. solomon, NJ. D.. bl5 Baronne.
Thos Layton, NJ. D., 3s7 Constance.
". g. Mitchell, M. D.. 17e Eighth, or Magazine
W ". ". Black, NJ. D.. Louisiana Avenue and
w Graner, NJ. D., Dryades and st. Andrew.
A. Chastant, III. D., 30 Camp, or 726 Magazine.
DRUGGISTS.
First District.
w. L.Jurgielwicz, corner Thalia and DIaga
zine Streets
D. L. Keppler. Euterpe and Dryades.
Frederickson & Harte. 1870 Canal
Geo. Dairnsfather, 3T2 Common.
Boericke & Tafel, 1870 Canal.
Angel Homeopathic Pharmacy, 152 Julia.
]. 3. Layigne, 265 Poydras.
Second District
M T. BreaIin, Dauphine and st. Peter.
=. J. Rivet, Chartres and Bianvile
e. Aleix. Customhouse and Bourbon.
Third District.
q. T. Seeman, 519 Royal.
y. Fl, Kosenfeld, Lesseps and Dauphine.
Carl Alwes, Dauphine and Enghien,
Fourth District.
L. Sauter, Magazine and Josephine
VIM. Graner. Dryades aud st. Andrew.
The following dispatches were received yes
terday at the rooms of the associations
.. PoRT EADs, Aug. 81 1878.
T. 4. Southmayd Secretary Howard Associa-
WARREN STONE. NJ. b.
GRENADA, Aug. 20, 1878. 10 .. m.
+. r. southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
Please aend mo by fret train about two ounces
Of the fluid extract Of iaborandi. All we'll.
Good success. d. VEAZTE. M. ID.
GRENADA. Aug 20. 1879.
COL T. R. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Asso-
cialion:
Relief committee send for twenty nurses. 1
did not want to overcrowd you. They want
Howard Association nurses. Assist to get them
If you can, and send them to my care. No abate-
ment of fever. B.P. ANDERSON.
SUMMIT, Miss, Aug. 81. 1873.
Il Il. Southmayd, Secretary:
Send me one on a mae nnd one female yellow
three Summit.
care OF nursos. Ct L. GRACEY,
Summit Relief Association.
Port GIBSON Aug. 81, 1918
President Howard Association
Can you send us five male and three female
nurses, by, rail to Vicksbnrg for the, uaeket
knSwegr On rrdy what W Se ths f2s
The following letter was also received:
New ORLEANS. Aug. 81, 1873
F. r. southmayd. ESQ, Secretary:
Dear SH'-Since writing you last night In con-
nection with the tran nsportauon OF physicians
and nurses to infected points. | have thought
the snnd mater he IS Of On Your our ne
upon very short notice. brings before me
the necessity OF arranging so that you can pro
plcation to our ticket office as we'll as to this
general office. To this end, therefore, have
Instructed Mr., A. d. Sheldon. our ticket agent at
% Canal street. and at passenger depot. to fur
nish upon your application free Transportation
for physicians and nurses to infected points on
this line. Yours truly,
T. CHANDLER.
The following physicians and druggists
rendered their services:
c. Alwes, druggist. Dauphine and Enghien
Streets
J. B. Lavigne, druggist No. 265 Poydras street.
f. Schumacher. NJ. D.. Dauphine and En-
ghien streets.
DONATIONS.
Six boxes Of lines. J. Macheca. ...
One dozen Queen champagne. Shropshire Il
Co.
THE POLISH EMIGRANTS
came up for consideration before the associa-
ton last night ON the report of Mr.. Aldige. who.
with Gen. Ogden. was appointed on commit,
tee to visit the Mayor In order to secure aid and
home for them. Mr.. Aldige stated that the
matter would be looked into at once, but up to
last night nothing had been received from the
city authorities. The emigrants had wandered
back to the Commercial Hotel, and we're now
there
President Vandergriff reported that he had
information that since their return to the hotel
one had been taken down with the fever.
A number of communications from parties
who knew all about yellow fever was received,
and the meeting adjourned.