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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-16
HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l le7aTRPLE SHEET

b Ss f's
ar s sss 49, @ for ,% .Ss
ss,d s7se dn:sSs wa; sss.sd :. s,s u 90 &C.
20 sss''s wac
:aS ans . I
sas Tor 90 in boxes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ether
: $50 3: the latter Boiss Sixs:s: f.aasa sis1
&c. dss s cases. ssxundy s pss sss eD -ns
8 Sssis ss., was sass:a !, ID. So S.ass
.ss Ana sSs Ss..sa.S arm
ss t.. sss
s. Is ga ss1 H. "a: Il 'ss s II Gs
s w' ssss 5ss I sos 81 "a
S.dns 70 paskass !: market quiet,
s%ys S. ss$:.:: 4
DO. Musssra-Iris.te &c o.I.fos@a brown,
wa. quoted =. go ase. camome flower; we're quoted
'S
s for ana M s root o
Clutch wa. arnsr and nomin.lly quoted at 60 e91s.
aaSsss a.; s
s5s snmae quoted a 9oe a5c Divi dvi quiet
5a ss asos 'ss sss' ~sf.
Gsss
s:
quoted at &c.,; Marseiles notified l2c gold.
quiet ~ from 7c TO i5c for selected Licorics paste
Calaoria, 3Oc. spanish. soiid Doc 2Sc gold Pigna
ten. none here small Gas.iina 2sc large Gu1sIina
tial oils were quiet q former prices We quote:-
sons 81 40 So So Ihmsen's finest oil So; aniss
e. IA Oh casss .2c al sGa; Oh caraway ~ 20
lavender 75c. s.; do do. (Mitcham $ls; oil Cloves
81 40 81 40; oil winter green, 81 S7e oil sasssfrns
3sc: oil peunyroyal nominal at 81 81 IS; oil Of bay
$ll all currency
FEAruKRs -20oo lbs. prime geese sold at axe.
mixed were quoted at l5c. $40.
FIsa-rhe market for goldfish remained steady 81 81 rs
for Georges So rs TOR Grand Bank. Msckerel
steady al late prices and small sales made within
the $23 SIS Tor shore extra $lS $50 for No.
81 So for No. ?. and So % "a rs for No. 8: Box
herring remained steady $50 for scaled l0c for
l. Portland shore herring were quoted at 81 25a "a SO
and Halifax shore split az SIS.
fLous AND GRAIN. -Receipts-Fiour, 1922 bbs
wheat 3lO9S4 bushels: corn meal. 500 bbls and 2l0
sacks; corn ll29Oo bushels: oats &c. SO rye 1874
do barley 1890 do. Flour dull The sales
including State. Western aud southern about 600
bbls. within the annexed RYE -four quiet
steady. with sales 800 bbls. Corn meal ruled quiet
with sales OF 800 bulls within the range. BARLEY was
dull and entirely nominal At about VI 20 81 80
ada and 81 Us 81 10 for state Barley malt dull
Rye quiet state, boa: loads, &c. track
Soc. = $50, No Western At Soc. We quote:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Oct IS 1873.
trade for tue past wees sy.;-About the average Of
prices all produce have
fallen 50 low .h.. =. 'hc season H. can hardly BE-
days sigas Of resctcn has been noticeable a
have advanced shilling from The recent Lowest pcns in
.sysr., Of ne gao%nsn. markets. Imports % iS,sisn
quarters for shs week enoi1s friday Con.dsliog tho
decrease the stocks q wheat IL London compared
in the railway rrsnsries on the ist Of October.
over s6ooS quarter" whereas hi. year they are little
over $50 600 aa.,'c the decrease probably appa.
t. buy consider able qoantite. c. T. l., which, on
e.. arrival being sy 2 the as' %s ann
private 81 DO mot n nsars ss
quarters aud oats decrease OF 3i7OUD quarters
wheat from country milles gu. the quite of
the within limits at a. rsSssca
Of Mondays prices Feeding corn is generally dull and
LIVERPOOL, Oct. i5-5 r. NJ.
Cotton-Fuures wesksI free seller. at the last auoia
Der delivery. si5lod nRs.as low n,daling clause, No.
s ns FEBRUARY ns low
uplands. low mddng clause new crop. shipped October
s ss nc" CROP shipped November ''d December en-
Lospos oc, 1873 :3oP. NJ
Preducc-Renned petroleum. 7,td a I'D per gallon
LONDON. Oct i5-kvening.
American lard closed at 81 MARKS per iOJ lbs.
sKw PRODUCE EXCHANGES nsponr
- LivknPoOi Oct. 10, 1873.
Pork-Prime mess Eastern steady at obs Western.
dull at 46s Bacon CumDerapd steady as short
RIB steady At 35s; long clear STEADY ut Sis. snort
do. steady At 32s. Hams Long cut steady = Ala
Shoulders steady at 2ys. Beef India dull NJ
Ius extra DO duh At S7s prime dull JOS Lard
Prime Western sto4dy at 3Js Tally w-Prme city dull
At 3Is I'd Turpsntine-spirfts steady 2as i'd kosn
Common duh at 4sL line uuil lbs Cheese Ameri.
can choice steady at Az. Lard oil dnl NJ 49,, Flour
Extra state duil AT 24s 3D. Wheat--No. I spring uuli
~ Vs. I'D No spring steady At Is 1Od. tor crop
winter new Western dul ut rs. Sd; winter southern
duii 80 IS Id CornMxed soft dun At 22s Ud. for
do dull At rs 3D. tor ola Cotonsesd OIL Yellow Ame
can dull ~ 3Us
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Uct. 15-4 80 r. NJ
Consols. e4x Tor "a 7-iV Tor fhs account.
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auots ,-Carornn rss 6,.e yood 6lSc prime 6s<c To-
Tauisians fair TO nr,ms 6ic 6sc Kangoon in bond
3xe. gold; Ra"roon duty psid &c. q 8i4c. currency.
tsissrsph The rice croD movement to October rs
on nand 81 casks Make. STEADY
sprIrsR was fairly active and steady at &C. 5sc for
sTKAnisE~Kscsipts IS tsrces The market was quiet.
no 600 ina CITY sold nj 7i<c
SucIR-Ths mnrk.t for raw WAS dull but uomin ally
unenanxsa. 2s3 hnds Cubs fniv fair refining sold
yestsrdsv A. rae Ref rad Was ouist Int hrr We
quote Fair to good refining 75kc 7sc Cuba cen
srifur.r hnds and boxes Nos q 10 IA 73zc SIC do.
mnlasses hhds and boaes 61.c Ike Porto Rico rean-
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The total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 152 745 shares which distributed as io-
iows:-western Union Telegraph, %, lbs; Pacific
Mai 200; New York Central 400; Ere, 1910; Lake
Shore, 21.oo5; Union Pacific. 400; Northwest
Drn, 45,Oo5; do. preferred, %, 445; New Jersey
Central, $50; Rock Island, 800; st. Paul, s75o;
30. preferred, 1870; Wabash, $50; onios, l. 200;
Lackawanna, 16 800; Morris and Essex 100; Hannibal
ana ST. Joseph 525; do. preferred, 60oj Delaware and
Hudson, $50; Michigan Central, 1900
The money market worked more easily to-
day, and call loans made at 0 por
cont The following the rates OF ex-
cities to-day :-churieston easier, buying u 5.l6,
selling lie par; New orleans, commercial 4 4
discount, bank u discount; ST. Louis, rs discount;
Chicago, IS TO SO premium; Boston, 20 discount The
rates Tor sterling exchange to-day advanced to
k7y for sixty day bnis and TO 4s4h Tor demand.
Actual business, however, was dene at coucessona
aold was lover to-day, opening at 1908, against l0ok
ss the close yesterday The price nuctuated all day
between 10ox and lo0, and finally closed the lat
ter quotation. The carrying rates we're fiat 10 per
cent with per at the close. The Cearin g House
statement was;--Currency exchanges, $50. 6z2 97o;
currency balances, s3,9s5,34 gold excnangcp
1880 $40; gold balances, 81, 1852 6T5 and the gold
clsarings at the National Bank the State OF New
York Gold balances 1859 632, currency bal.
anoes, sl,57o, 1873; gold olearinGs, $4, POI, 600
Government bonds were weak and lower to-day
and Al, 400, 600, which han just been brought from
London we're sold. They closed fairly steady the
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GALVESTON, Oct. Is, 1873.
os.a5l.
Cotton-0ood demand; middng. 97sc; low middling,
20 Grsas Gan sS Sales las.
ing, SJO Stock, 1914 49,
Cotton weak middling. ee lew mldalinE. o,ae: good
l74 Sales. 500. Stock. l3,ols.
CHARLESTON, Oct is. 1873
s
Britain. 4.el5. Sales, 1900 Stock. 1887.
Cotton dul; middl,ng lilies; low middlng, e7sc
good ordinary &C. Net receipts 7o bales hNpoFs o 70
Stock sSs g. s4 wv sA'e' last evening"
Spirits otsurpen.Ine STEADY a7c Ro.a qu,st 81 %
for strained Crude steady a. 81 - tor 81 nssa
Corn unchanged -
Flour fairly active Sales 300 bb at prices
csa dq .sd m,sss Of a aoSe s
s ssos5 sc.s. IN
:.a s MAI. ss 8 ss an.
81 80 for G.nsda; Western aopiu.. HiIiissd Il good
Is. ss w. PSI ossp @:
per s High s in g. .n. ' s ~ 0 a
:. as highe. on grain wheat ssAe,; corn, 3se;
Ea 1s 1t. ss ss corn ana e.:
% % o's .rS.a o s.. SS
ssss.. ss.
do DO
90 Cana. a
S.siss. 1881 s d. rye. s.s4a DO 10 ''''
%hs.n Sn'ss
Ea.sr .Io seller o:'oss nd ,ss
So -. Dayton and saisaix.s ed, SOC: ST. i
Ss'::'a s;sa %sss
s. sse s. ha o5 sa.s.. :sss
5000 do shipments-wheat. IS 900 bushels;
soooa bushels corn 10000 icSooo Do a;
as e. and ..s. As Misssss
sss S Corn s..ss.S & as
Flour quiet but steady; sale. 500 obs white 4. 81 is
s Msss; sss .1sss .n.'s ssssaa * De-
$685. Sssn s and s. No
dail aud lower; an.e.tsa very small ds4and No. /
Es Ss Ga ' ssss
q a CO. sS o. 700 a. 00
Flour dull and .s.a. lower; family, q o : Is.
esp... ioo bushels: shipmens., 4soo d. Corn qais.
:s'ss % I
make, % 20; lss.le. 7s Tie. Bgls meat. dsi' and
.ids IS whi.iss .s:vs demand ana al ai SSs
aash.ssea log. aai and shade iswsr; common - 40
receipts. e gssss.1s 81 = 81
CHICAGO. oct. Is, 1878.
Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat In fair demand 1t
lower rates and unsettled No. rod winter, s4
55c.. cash $780,, November; No. Chica-o spring 7sc.
cash; 79hc November; su7Sc.. December; No chicago
spring, 90 611c rejected, 4sc 4yc Corn quiet sut
firm, AID shade higher &c., cash 331Sc.. bid October
BAG, bid November: 33ssc bid December; rejected,
32hc. s2hc. Oats fairy active and shade higher;
lsac., cash 19lsc, November; 1890, December; re-
ected. loo l51se Rye dull and shade lower. a. 42c
barley dull. weak and lover; gc. cash: esc
lower rate; 81 say cash; 81 s2s Did November;
fair demand 50 i7,s, cash. 60 i7k 20 70, November;
81 20 - 22h December. Bulk meats steady. With q
IS is; short clear 50 80 s. as all boxed cash Whisky
steady with good demand. 81 VI. Freights-Corn to
Buffalo. &c. Receipss-I3Oo0 bbs -four. i72UU bushels
wheat 10000 do $4,000 do oats. 10000 do. rye,
7SUu0 barley. Shipments 1000 bills -four, 1I2 600
bushels wheat 1900 do 81 900 do oats, 400 do
rye 0OO barley A. tho close wheat hrmer advanced
~ Corn steady and unchsn4 cd osts easier, declined
u. Hogs nrm and unchanged. LARD easier, but not
nun uhIu IoxuaK
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NEW RAILROAD ON LONG ISLAND.

map OF tho proposed extension OF the Brooklyn
and Rockaway Beach Railroad across Canarsie Bay q
Rockaway Beach, was nlea In the olico Of The Regis
trar OF Kings county, yesterday, by Dews O. Little.
john, President OF tho road. The work viii, proba ois
be eegun ~ Inc spring and pleed about the lss
OF july ~ IS proposed TO run trains et the above
ROAD, rom Greenpont TO East New York, over the
hanhattan Beach Railroad Tho distance from
Gresnpolnt TO the beach will be thirteen miles and
hali ahd the iare nifty cents. The road VIII be OF
narrow gauge, ana the run ming time between 0resn-
thirty i've minute
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUR QUlET.-wHEAr LowER-CoaN
EAsIER-OATs QUIET-PoRK DULL-LARD
EAsIEh-wHIsKEY NoMINAL-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE QUIET-RosIN QUIET-PETBoLEUM
QuIET-coFrEE QUIET-sUaAR QUIET
TUESDAY. Oct 1872. NJ
Business was fair in most commodities, but IN some
the markets were irregular on 'Changs there
another tumble in brsadstuns, particularly In
wheat, good No. red winter selling down 10 81 per
bushsL Corn easier Oats without decided change
Whisksy nominal Pork dull ana lard easier.
Cotton the spot l.i6c lowers futures easy
Groceries generally quiet naval stores
and petroleum.
quoted $40 Sc for pots and SIC. for
pearls.
ANTHONY remained firm at To- = l2Hc gold. for reg
ulus according TO quality.
BExswAx ruled steady; sales were 5000 lbs Western
sold at 26txc, ana 600 lbs. Southern At 27c.
CoFFKE-The market tor Braslls dull and easy.
A. Baltimore 100 bags Bio. Horrax, sold on pr.
vate terms We quote: Ordinary cargoes l3s1c. l4c
fair DO. 1870; good do. &c.,; prime do. 16lc
. l6hc; extreme range for lots l3tsc lss1c !;
santos. isir to good l5c. 1885, gold 30 days; Java,
governments bags. 23c. 24c. do. 23Hc
Csc. singapore. Ice. i7c. Ceyon l6c q lse Mara.
esibo i4s ie.e,; Lasaay "a, l4c LIKE. Jamaie..
q isc NJ. xicas 15c. lie Macassar, tic 49,
gestura, l6e. lsc; savasiiia, l4c I7c. Curacao,
CoorsnAc. stock quiet We quote .-Moasses Shocks
32inch with heads, 81 IS 81 30; sugar shocks with
beads 3sinch, 50 81 5O do. do, So inch 81 so
box shocks ooc soc rum do st pipe do, So So 30;
s33 s35; do, II teet, do SO = $50 per N.
Gull. About So 900 lbs. sold in at l5Xc
o iSc The mArxet closed NJ that
CoRDAGE was dull We quote Manila. large all
ise x.ni. Ioos s,e .ss i ssse'
New Zealand, Ii Ne o ING Russia l7c
CorTos-There moderate demand for spot cotton
which freely met by hoders and the close prices
Lice. of and the market Futures opened 1
points lower and closed easy with decline day
TO IL points. The closing prices Of to-day
0afll> I.les6.I lef1da
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HAVANA, Oct Is. 1873.
Spanish gold 1854 1891. Exchanges tending down.
ward. quiet.
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Advices from London report very excited and
weak market Al time consols declined to "a lor
money and 10 e4H Tor the account, but they closed
somewhat better at g41s and 9ias e4k for money
and the respeciveiy. After the close Of tho
market, however, thcre was a rapid fall upon tho
Bourso caused by the lear that the Bank OF England
may AGAIN advance the rate Of discount to- morrow
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LOU VI.
$a3OOO US 6s 1881. io7{ $4,000 US SIS 49,. l054
10000 Us 6s 1881. lU7M $1,000 is SIS 1881.
10000 Us o's 1910, lOoA 1900 US 49, 1891 los
5000 LIS 1U-4Os lOJA
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sIoo 6,s 49, e.. 1OTz 100000 Us SIS SIR be Ip4H
$500 52U, ,65,n lU2zs 2JUOOO 5s 81. los
1890 U 20 c6s.n lo1ls 10000 do .......... iU5sx
iOJUD 52D 1I. lU9ts 1000 "A. c.'yl be lU21a
900 $40. b7.. 1904 10000 ois, 1884,
1000 SIS. 'Sl, lO414 lUOJO do llsn
ll:l5 A. Nj.
$4,000 US o2o.c '65 1929 $4,000 s AZ r. 9I 102X
J-2u. 67c 1o51 4UOO0 AZ, c. 9l.. 102X
a. IN An rftgs-
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Totn Ia frki
bs1sr.a on contract, 1850 bales yesterday For f.o1.
mo s.if. at @ s. s SS a:
10 ose 80 a. 40 Gsc 400 =, 10 o7e Dsesnbsr 400 st
1e s 20 At s 300 at
e IS ' - Ct 'Ss .sss
=: ,cos Nay soc io.Sas' jane, I'D iao !. !.
ssoo,ss ,o.sse re,.L aieoo bates To-day, up % Two
SSc % e q zoo :. oo az 40 ..
ioioc 500 a. ioves. To- At l.osc 800 ~ 10 LODE.
70 gse pso.mssf 100 - ~ ,2e zoo a. u 800 q
- o i . a. zoo !. ~ so9 g S 600
800 ! ioo1s 900 ooe, sos loose: 400 ooss
100 :, iSoss.' soo . ioS7s, 10 at ioos s.,.
900 900 90 10 loo i 100
T. SS S 80 , At M zoo AZ igss - dy9 az
Ioos @3 :, y o.e iia ,osc sSS 3. 9 20,
iSCse 100 az il - 80 at s 800
q yoe, 100 :. loose: February 1850 iosss 200
100 a. foao 40 al 10 lie 500 :, 10 49, 800 =, TO-
iSG c. 20 e Ss i sso
g ri $50 !. 1850 f s J. ss
. lo2se ioo r. a'e 900 at osoe loo a. 70 sss
is nss 20 ,esss s ~ esls o' 80 90 i 1861
100 a. ioa4s May, 200 iaSoe, 500 Dy :, iosss. So
= a4oe, Jus. So AL !. 70 4es 800 :, ios5s 500 ~
Tss f.s,.e.' q. ne ports we're lo,.o.; g.ivs..ss
ISL ss~ So's 400 Boston 's 4s
-, year. fs sf since 's T%s
Col 597 bales Cotton freights closed ioilowsi-To
burg, BY steam, Ne. compressed 10 Brsmsn by steam,
iI.i6c compressed; by sail, Nc. 10 Liverpool. 5-1Gd
a Il-32d by steam. b. sail. ldd. u j-t6s.
Drugs, 40 Opium emained dali ana nennal; quoted
q Sssn Currency weak = se'
O. 2lc per V. ). o., and diamond 4, 2lc diamond
quoted a. ~ 90 Morphine was quoted AZ % 90
s sHssss Tor 'i Boxes we're Blue s,re vas quoted s
a 10 for pruae, lodide potash was quoted st IS Q,
in bulk and k3 rs in bottles. Iodine quoted
ct "a 90 81 Quicksilver quoted 81 Ate. 4sc..
goIdi Calerhta quoted ~ 4jc.. godi London. 81.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct. 49, 1879
The printing cloths ruled quiet and prevt.
Gus quotations are continued without change.
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Total expenses, SIS. 247. 1913 O5.
Or, an average expense Of ss.471 $50 SO per
year from the fist Of January 1866 to the thirty
first OF December. 1874. inclusive.
Now, in this connection, it will prove in
structive to know what particular bonds were
issued against this city during the extraor
binary period covered by the nine years just
mentioned
For the facts following stand indebted to
Messrs. Edward Pilsbury, Mayor, j. G. Denis,
Administrator OF Finance and j. G. Brown
Administrator OF Public Accounts, acting in
the opacity of Commissioners OF Consolidated
Debt, under the date OF December 81, 1877:
Date of ISIS ue.
Waterworks bonds. January l. 1869
per cent bonds, 1869 March l, 1869
! per cent bonds. 1870 June l. 1870
Street improvement bonds. -. August /. 1871
H p per fent bonds as ond 1871
Consolidated gold bonds. general
Consolidated gold bGpds. drain
Street assessment bonds. February !. 1879
1t is established then, that all the bonds above
designated were issued against this city during
the nine years OF misrule, from 1866 to 1874. in
elusive.
During this period. therefore. the city's
cash expenditures averaged s5.2lo.sol o8 per
annum.
public edifce could be pointed to Tor this pro-
digious outlay. the people might attempt to
bear this burden in silence.
But there is absolutely nothing to show for
this vast expenditure. .
Have these bonds been issued legally?
Judge T. Wharton Collens, in the capacity OF
Special Master in Chancery, reports. that they
have all been issued regardless of the con-
ditions of the thirty seventh section of the act
of 1852" o
The City Attorney and the Mayor Of this city
have admitted that the railroad series of bonds
issued In 1854 and 1855 must look to the stock
oand its revenues" to the exclusion of taxation
for theopayment Of their principal, and Judge
Billings has SO decided upon these serieoof
bonds. Now. as the stock and It's revenues
are ,wor HESS, it follows that these railroad
bonds are also worthless; Why, then, has the
bonds into the premium bond plana scheme.
founded upon taxaton2
Early in January OF the present year. the City
Attorney filed in one OF our district courts bill
charging the consolidated bonds of 1852 with
o c
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 0
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
New Orleans, February, %, 1873.

New Orleans, February, 25, 1873.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed in this office
sworn statement in regard to reg
istered policies in said company,
and deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extr;e session of the General
Assembly of 1879 entitled Gan
act to better secure holders Oslife
insurance policies in this State; to
provide a reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes.
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
fnpE md Rp,W
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DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON.
M. H. c. 8. LONDON, N. n. GIesen,


Author Of Practical DISSERTATIONS on Nervous
senior Proprietor Of the Missouri r.
State n Museum UNI Of Ar Anatomy.
Begs to inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, andoospecially those who have a.
ready availed themselves Of his services tat
he has returned to the city for the season. and
may be consulted. till the 31st March next, at
his old rooms
Rampant street, Between Canal ara
Cust0mhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a, M. Till
p M, and from s TIL p. m.
DR.; DAY1EsON. having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure IF
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
Ii fa ea1sng nerToas
Vitality and bis long and Varied ed experience e In
the best European Hospitals. together with
years Of the most successful practice. both In.
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to All Sufferers
who consult him. Dr. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It Is. however, desirable that at least one per-
DR.. DAVIDSON especially invites the attsn-
the care Of ignorant charlatans have only in
creased their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labsrs with In
is a benefactor to mankind, and the high esti-
nation In which DR.. DAVIDSON Is held by
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma-
nenC Cure
DR.. .DAvIEsoNs work, Practical Observa-
valuable guide. and may be had, bound In
cloth, price Is cents. By addressing the author.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No Ram part street.
between Canal and Cnstomhouse New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller opposite
the Postof1ce.
DR.. DAVIDSON may be consulted at No, O.
Rampant street. between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st of March,,
after which his address will be 1905 Olive street.
st, Louis, where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many yearg
Office hours from 10 a. m. to .. m. and from.
7 to .. m. Sundays. 10 a. N TIL D. NJ. only.
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having been issued unconstitutional1y. Thus.
1t sSill be discovered that all the outstanding
our coul'a upon constitutional grounds. In
view of suc, state of fa.ts, is it not the right
Of the people 10 ask md the duty Of the Legis-
terest tax upon all the city bonds. without OK
cnption, until their validity is deterYned by
our Supreme Court2
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Editor Democrat ensuing history Is
most rema rkable one, and trust you will
deem it of sufficient Importance to accord it
a memorial" dated February /, 1876, adj
dressed TO the Senate End House of Repre-
sentatves of Louisiana" and signed by "E. A.
Burke, E. Pilsbury, j. G. Brown, for the City
Council" [ borrow what follows, The bonded
debt has been increased yearly as follows viz:
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New ORLEANS, February 2G. 1877

NEW VHLEANS, FOlfUaTy 2G 1873.
Editor Democrat In the DEMOCRATS ac-
count of the tria! of my "Fire Escape" at
Kellers Market on the seventeenth instant.
1t is stated that claim only the frame work
attached to the canvas, This is a mistake, as
claim the whole apparatus us my invention,
and have letters patent for same so far as
completed, and have in contemplation other
to be added to the apparatus.
By correcting this error you will greatly
obllge Yours, respectfully,
70 VIM WI-rII
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. On next Friday,
March /, at No II BaronhHs street, Mr.. Otto
Schwaner will commence sale of all pledges
upon which interest has not been paid up to
September /. 1877. without exception. This sale
will be continued daily until all such goods have
beer, disposed of. Great bargains in diamonds.
beautiful sets of iewery of all descriptions will
be offered for sale.