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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24
Bseond District Court for The Parish II O,efps
No 40 lI4


ny HOEY, MACON n rrOaNpR Hidhnlas4
,a'a n ltgagt AH ri Ta o4cs NJ" y tI"
atJ9;oo o'clock u. IN. at thh st ehl,ft huatIrn
Exchange, In the basement ryftIp.t yoE no III
Charles Hotel. - this "iy It New yr1f9,ie., IN
virtue ~ an order n tho hog sfGt,In. I'D 'fnG.
end District Court for the l,alsah - t1rldane..
dated February 2. 1879. viii j." spI,b IT. huti,.
Allen. 1eceased tho following desaf',fa lett9tsa
i. TWO HUNDRED AND ToRgi .HI1n m
SHARES Of the capital stock Of ald Ne,g Otlean4
- ', :, 6 5 y fHHG5HNFbp FORTY FIVE
SHARES Of ihe capital stoNg Of The Factors ahd
Traders lnsuranee Company u New Orleans.
3. ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
alIAHE5 Of the capital stock Of tbs MereIeuta'
Mutual n.y. .,l, i IN Gg'pany of New Orleans.
1. FIVE UNITED STATES BONDS Of 40 ono
aaeh per cont registered bonds, fundta loan
If sRt. q W
s. sa'h per cent reetefesd 'suds, funded loan
g. ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
7. ONE PAIR GOLDJYE-G LASREa
The stocks md bonds will be- sold in lots to
suit purchasers. O Cd
yerms Of sale-Cash on transfer or delivery.
fggt til @
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succession of AdeIine Dauterive, widow OF

SECOND DISTRICT coURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 40.1f5-Whereas. Jean
for letters Of administration ON the estate Of
the late .Adeltne Dauterive, widow. Of j. Noel.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days why the
prayer of the said Stitioner should not be
BY order OF the court. -
fe1s 49, 20 o JOHN HERBERT, Clsfk,
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rho cit, of view orleans. Geo. u. Kenner

The city of New Orleans. t-eo. ID. Kenner
ct ais. Hubrogaed vs. H. Madison Day.
THIRp DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans No,24e54 by virtue Of writ If
leri facias. to mo directed by the honorable
tho Third d. t'iet C9gEt for the parish Of Or,
"" s at hS ss5" lbs Ms1 win d
Auottoneers' Exchange Royal street batwean
Canal and CuHtnmhouse streets. in Tho Second
District Of this city onaTUESDAY. March
&c, lara at 10 o'clock m. Tho following described
ALL THE r1GHT, oTITLE ANIaNTERgsr
right title and laarest acquired by said de-
G "s9 81 ss s san 1by & Gahb1 s G
by tho District .Couge,f the United States for
t +, District Of LouisIans, on tho case q 10
docket Of Hlat court, shd sale being evidenced
by 2 de.a executed BY said Marsbai oon the
BOOK nun boz van pa +" folio two hundrsd
end two. in and TO Tho following described
'' oNE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. with th,e
buildings g,d improvements thereon. situated
in the First District Of this city in the square
bounded by Carondslet. Common. Daronne and
atasfsr stsaets. designated by the number ono,
sold lot forms. tho corner Of Carondnlet and
Common streets. ard measures twenty-five
feet ono inch Hve limos front on Cnrondslet
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth
and front on Common street. eighty eight frat
ely Inches four limos in depth on tho side nd
inn ,,, ~, hurnnf 'nanea On niasnhnl
depth Of eleventh feet Ave inches ak lines and
thence further deptl. Of twenty-five feot seven
inches four lines on line para lei to Common
street and thirty feet eleven inches four lines
! Y width at the roar, fronting on n common al
Icy loading from Common street to Gravier
street: 81 ID lot above designated ns number ono
Il SO numbered on plan drawn by O. A. Hsdin.
late surveyor dated tho twenty ninth Of Janu.
ary. 1853. and deposited MS plan number two
dore 6uyO'. notary public in this city.
Seized in tn above suit
TermsCash on the spot
THOMAS r. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
fC91 "a mhh III 20
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 4OO1s.

pY CHAS. II. REED, Auetionper-Office 1874
- Grnvier street MONDAY. February 25,
1879. mt 10 m. Mt Msehhns Crescent Saloon"
Cana street ferry landing. Algsrs. will be sold
ut public auction, by virtue and In pursuance
Of m order Of tho flon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. which order WINS signed Jun uarg n. 1873
for account oOshe above succession. tho prop
: /. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
tho buildings sd improvements thereon, IN
Algiers, now tbS Fifth District Of this city In
squire No. Q, bounded by Potter md Alix streets.
pneiflc and Elmire Avenues. which lot meas
ures 81 feet inches front on Peter street by
depth Of "a feet Ii inches. The improvements
consist Of an excellent double cotthge com
nnndng rental per side per month. Kitchens,
:. 2TWi0 VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF
GROUND, ,in, tho same district and same
saunre. and known as Nos. II and u Of said
square. Lot No. II measures III feet Inches
front on Pacific Avenue by 12B feet 8 inches In 3
depth. Lot No. II measures 81 feet inches ~
line front on Pn.ihc Avenue by depth and
front OF Alix street Of 1913 feet inches, thus
street. O
Terms Cash. A deposit will BIS ezacted on
the spot.
Act Of snIe before VIM. n. Seymour. notary,
ut the expense Of the purchaser.
1924 fee IL u
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LILIENTHAL'S
GALLERY OF ART,

fTOUHO BUILDIEG)
A beautiful. artistic and permanent photo
graph can only BIS made by LAMBEKT'S CAR
BON PROCESSES. Of which ! possess the ex-
elusive Patent Right for the States Of Louisiana
and Mississippi.
Please call and examine my selection Of pic
lures finished by this process.
deU, Th I'm Su en-
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Frederick Regal VS.. John n. Mullen.


E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT HpH THE
81 parish Of Orleana-No Soy Virtue Of /
writ Of seizure and sale. to mo directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par.
ish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause. will
proceed to soil at public auction. ut the Nor
chants and Auetioneers Exchange Royal
street, between Canal Observation-Disclosures streets
Ia tho Second District OF this city, on TT ES
DAY. March 90. 1879. ut 10 O'Clock m. tho FOL.
x GERTaIN LOT 'Tp'0F' iGiRRcDUtJND. situated
lying and being In tho First District of thie
Clars), Willow. Cypross 9nd Hevila now Lafa,
Dyettel streets. designated by tho number five
on u plan drawn by l.. Pilio. late surveyor, on
the thirtieth Of November. 1854. md deposited
u tho Office Of p. Il. Theard. late notary p,ib.
lie IN this city, rs plan number nine; said LOT
measuring thirty one feet four inches four
lines front on Lafayette street by aolepth Of
ntnety-one feet two inches six lines on the line
Of lot number four and ninety. four feet one
inch on the division line Of lot number six to,
gether with MI tho buildings and improve
monts thereon, rights. ways. and Advantages
thereunto belonging or In anywise appertnn-
ing, Being the some property which tho de-
PENDANT herein acquired by purchase from
George Fl. Branghn. per net passed before VIM
J; Castel, notary public in this city, on the
eighteenth OF September. 1872.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS r. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
1923 u mbb IL &c
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Bscond District Court for the parish If Jrleans-
Nos as sRt aud 3o1i7,
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by PIaeide j. Smear.

GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, s1LVERWARE.
o Alsnide. Household Furniture. Carrisgt0
Carts. Wagon Horses. Cows Bulls Poultry
mir
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BUCCBsSIONS OF JEAN PIERRE CAZELAR
AND OF HIS DECEASED WIFE. MAIZE
ODILE FERNANDEZ DE BELAsCO, CON
SOLIDATED.
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Qucon Mercedes receives no annual allow
ance from the Spanish nation, but should she
survive her husband an annual pension Of
$4,000 will be settled upon her. BY the way
Alfonso's Premier, Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo played very clever trick upon the Oppo-
sition. He gave out that he and the Cabinet
were unalterably opposed to the Kings mar
ria.yc and in favor Of union with German
princesso This Was enough for the opposi-
,tion, which at once came out holly in support
'of the omarriage. When it had thus commit
ted its elf, the government showed its true
hand. 0
French china decorated tea and dessert SER
vices. Of til latest styles. ut E. oGner & Co.'S.
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by Hoey. Macon a. O'Connor.

IMPORTANT TO OAPtTALtsTs.
UNITED STATES BoNDs AND BANK AND
INSURANCE STOCKS.
AT AUCTION, WITHOUT LIMIT 50,
SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. AlIasti
:.
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L,ITTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
18Th Of Orleans. No, 17n BY virtue IT ~ writ
Of .nerl faoas. TO me directed by the hon
orable tho Fifth District Court Tor The
parish Of Orleans, In tho abpve entitled
cause, ! viii PROCEED to sell II public aiction al
the Merchants 0nd Aunipuaers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Cuaomhouae
streets, IN The Second District Of thiGaitG On
HATEfDAY, March 1s, 1878, Mt - oolpeG m.
the fWnWing deenrihel property to wit
CERTAIN petition or GROUND. sit
rated. lxhng and being in ihe suhvrbtJreme,
~ the second District Of this city, In sauare
bounded by A. Ann. irieur. DumaiV and
Johnson streets, aud measuring. in American
u1spsutn, tganty-nne feet one inch end n half
fraslt on SRAnn street by depth, beiwae par-
alle lines. Of one hundred and ten feet traather
WITH MI and singular the buildings and i'm
nrosements thereon aud the anrnrtanannas
thereof and null the rights. ways. Rerpiudns
privileges nf1 hdvlnagas thersunta belonging
ar In anfwisn Hpe5ttaining, 1ieing the Sumo
property whirlkhe defendant herein acquired
by purchase from Joseph ~. Matthew. by not
pissed before James ", Fahey, notary public
in this city, on tho fourth IF January 1878 duly
reg Isl cred in the Conveyance Office Of thie CITY
In book one hundred folio six hundt ed and
nine
Heizrd in The above suit
Tetms-CHsh on The spot
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Owl Sheriff Of theJariah OF Orleans.
fat4 u HhG tf
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BY Chas. II. Reed.

AN EXCELLENT DOUBLE COTTAGE IN
ALffEHH.
o o -A,so-
A VALUABLE CORNER LOT AND A CHOICE
o LOT ADJOINING
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SUCCESSION OF JOHANNA AGNES COOK,
DECEASED WIFE OF WIN. y. COOK.
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o LOT ADJOINING.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EHstRsEF SALES.

A&WsN1sS. sNWWE, 1F.. vs. ROSA nf Nba0NWA
m Meya1rs wh59 ~, ny ,st arr,aas q hl",
g'Kaefa
S1ITH p1HTnIOT COURT FOR THE FAR
ish u Orleans, No. u7ss Hy virtue Of writ
of SEIZURE and sale to me tliranted nv The honor.
abe the Sixth District UorlrkFpr the parish of Or
leans, In the above entitled cause will proceed
To sell at public auction, ct the Merchants aud
Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street between
District Of this city. on HAHYtRDAY March o.
isTa ut "a o'cook m the following described
TWo 'GERTaIN LOTS or GROUND. TO-
getfaer with ths buildings aud imprpven outs
rights. ways, privileges. sepvtudes and Deepen
denotes, situaiaH IN the First DistriA If this
CITY. IL the sanare bounded by Franklin date
ItaFia streets. Said lots adioIn and measure
each thitty feet front on said franklin tlate 81.
Fetetl street, thirty feat each In width In the
rear by eighty tfiEa feet six Inches two lines IN
depth on tho division line of lot number ane.
aud slightly Ave fact six inches Ave lines In depth
oh the division line Of lot nutsber three.
being the same property aequlred blythe Late
Sin1n llpurke from Peter Reilly. nv al pnt
passed hafprn NJ. Getnon. notary public in this
city ON the fifteenth November, 1864. The said
Mrs Arthur u.Eeefe acquired all the right, title
md interest In and to said property II Mrs.
NJ. OHtten aud Jeht lloutke- in their eapaei .
ties of egal heirs and representatives. IF sold
Simon Renfke. and Mary end Emily hpunEa.
nnd tie remaining Interest belongs to her as
heir II the said Simon Ilnmrke, and Mary ard
Emily kpnthe her children. issue Of her saia
nlatfheb.
Heized In The above suit
Terms-Gash on The spot.
CIvil aheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
feta ~ ruhG 10
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
W. II. LUNDY NOMINATED.

10 accordance with resolution adopted
by the citizens meeting to the effect that
the committees of the different wards
leach of which has FIVE members) to Ell
any vacancy that might occur by the re-
fusal of any OF the nominees made at the
citizens meeting to allow their names to
be used as candidates for the ward offices,
The committe of the second ward whose
Ramesare signed below, on account of the
refusal of Chas. A. Jarvis to accept the
nomination rendered him, have consulted
with a large portion of the voters of the
ward irrespective of party or politics
and have filled the vacancy by the sub
stitution of W. Fl. Lundy. who has
served the ward IN that capacity
for the past two years. and would have
been the choice Of our committee at the
general meeting had they not understood
that he refused to allow his name to be
used in that connection The committee
therefore heartily indorse him and ask for
him the support of the voters of the ward
Irrespective of any and all party ties.
A. L. CUTTER.
Fl. BURGowER,
j, ]. STRAHLE.
j. NJ MCN7Go MERY,
+. FICKENsCHER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
ELLIS IA P. REYNOLDS, ESQ.
Citizens Candidate for Mayor.

The Committee appointed to formally
notify +. 2. Reynolds, Esq, of his nomin.
ton for Mayor at the Citizens meeting
last evening, report his acceptance of the
rendered nomination.
This, at least, is one Of the instances in
which the position has sought the man
Mr.. Reynolds has not sought nomination
at this tine, either himself or through the
agency of his personal friends. and his ac-
ceptance is due to the nom partizan charac,
ter of the citizens meeting, and in defer
ence to the wishes of so large a number OF
his fellow citizens of all political pro.
clivities.
Mr.. Reynolds has resided 10 this city
for many years, is thoroughly identified
with its interests, and is widely and favor
| ably known. As practical business man his
capabiliy is universally conceded by all
classes, and his special fitness for super
vision Of street improvements and city
labor Of all kinds is not cxcelied by
any other citizen OF the city.
The financial business of the frm, of
which he IS the senior partner, has for
years been large and entorprising, and the
yearly amount has frequently been triple
the amount of the city's business for the
same time. This fact alone gives assur-
ance, it any were needed, of a clear head
and sound judgment in financial matters,
as well as in the practical details of other
duties appurtenant to the Mayors Office.
A large number of the .aboring men of
this city have at various times been in his
employ, and the friendly relations which
have always existed between him and them
are everyday creditabe to the strong
characteristics of the man, his acknowledged
fairness, love Of justice, and due regard to
the welfare of his employees. In regard to
the interests of the laboring class there ID
40 person 10 The community who is more
truly aud earnestly the friend Of Industry
and good citizenship.
Among the more prominent of his per-
sonal qualities may be mentioned his great
personal energy, irmness of purpose
strong convictions of the right, long and
varied experience in business affairs, and
us excellent practical plain common sense
his election would bring to the Mayor
""'y a man OF large general information
upon matters of public interest. a thorouub,
gong business capacity, ripe Judgment, un
doubted lntegriy y, large and liberal view,
Vi cl'lzenshlp, unusual executive abilities
Up -ople, "''eS Vi tn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
AClOuD OE WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among the
thousands who have been cured of Catarrh by the
usc Of DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy:
A Downs, New Geneva, Pa: d J Brown St
JOSEF IA, Mo; Lewis, Rutland, VT; Levi Spring
cr, Nettie Lake, Ohio; Chas NorcrOp, North Ches-
terdcld, Me; Milton Jones Serbia, n I;J f Miller
Bridger station, Wyo; j G Merrimau, Logausport
lnd, VI NJ Post, Logansport, Ind; W Bailey Ire
mont Pa; II AyrC-, La Porte, Ind Jessie NJ
sears, III Branch, Ind; l. Williams, Canton. Mo:
AThayer, OnGrga, III; b Nichols, Jr, Calves
ton, Texas; Jonas f Reincrt, StonesviIle Pa; ) "
mick, Ohio; Mrs Currey, Trenton. Tenn: G.
JOaltu, k"ene, y II j Casper, Table Rock W
Va: Louis Anders, Gsysport, Ohio; G. II Chase,
Ekhart, Ind, Mrs Henry Haight. san Francisco.
Cal: Mrs T. NJ Galushg, Lawrencevile, n Y; W j
Graham, Abel, iowa; A . Smith, Newman Ga:
Chas + Rice. Baltimore, Md; Jesse NJ Sears Car
Isle, Ind; Danl Miller, Fit Wayne Ind; Mrs.
Minnie Arnaise, 800 Delaney Street, New York; II
" Hal, Hastings Mich VIM Marston Lowell.
Mass; W Roberts, Marcepa Ariz. Chs De-
fancy Harrisburg, Pa: NJ & Cole, Lowell, Mass
MrsC y Spurtin, Camden, Ala; has + XIV Fred
erlcktown, OhiS Mrs Lucy Hunter, Pennington,
~ { capt Spauling, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo: ]
Tracy, ~teamhOat Rock, Iowa; Mrs Lydia Waite,
Shu"han Y; j NJ Peck, junction City, NJ Mt;
Henry Ehe, Bantas Dial; l. Cummings, Rantoul,
III; Jones, Charleston Four Corners, Y; Geo
) Jackmau, Samuels Depot, Ky; Henry Zrbrist
Geneqa, n Y; Miss Hattie Parrntt, Montgomery
Ohio; LedbroOk Chatham, III; S b Mccoy
Nashport, Ohio; w w Warner, North Jackson.
Mich; Miss Mary A Winnie, Darieu, Wis John
Ilegler Carlisle Springs, Pa; James Tompkins 81
tloud, MINI: EnOch Duer Pawnee City. Heb 10
s'ph T Miller, &enia, Ohio; Il Nichols, Calves
ton, Tex; II Laird, Upper Alton, III; John DAVIS
Prescott ARR Mrs Nancy Graham Forest Cove
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POLICE MAGRI 5TRATE.
TO the Voters of the 2ud Ward

Believing it to be the duty of every citI-
zen to bear the burdens and share the
responsibilities Of Office equally with his
fellow citizens, must, however, in justice
to my own business positively decline the
nomination for alderman in the Second
ward. will be glad to support any com
peteDt and representative man you may
select from the many who are more con-
versant with the requirements of the ward
and the financial condition of the ward
Respectfully, c. 4. JARVIS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
7 hanks.

The Secretary of the Old Settlers
Association has quite recently received
from Mrs. p, De Moss, of Drury Town
ship in this county, an extremely interest
ing and we'll written historical account of
old settlers in the west end of the county,
which will prove valuable acquisition to
the records of the Association and of
great service in any future compilations of
the lives of those who are so rapidly
passing away.
The Secretary avais himself of the me-
dunn Of the public press to express, per
sonally, as well as in behalf of the Associa.
tioa, his and their thanks to Mrs. De Mos,
for what she has already done, and would
be happy &c see her an attendant another
year at the Annual festival. Similar com
muDicatiOns from others would be thank
fully received
A. K. PHILLEo. Sec'y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
Criminal.

A Moline Swede named John Nelson
came to the city yesterday, got comfortably
full of bad whiskey and, feeling weary.
went up the back stairway to the room
over +. Wagner's butcher shop, where
Mr.. Wagner and family live, and reclined
bis weary frame upon a bed in the room.
Wagner wanted to use the bed and SO
took Nelson to lodge at the Jail. This
morning he was taken before Justice
Cropper who fined him So, and costs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
Cures "Cold in Head" and Catarrh, or ozena,
AN OPEN LETTER.
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

ROCKPoRT, MASS. April 3, 1877
Mr.. EDITOR:-Having read in your paper reports
of the remarkable cures of catarrh, am induced
to tell what know about catarrh. - and fancy
the "suuG" and ''inhaling-.ube" makers (mere dol
lar grabbers) would be glad If they could emblazon
a similar cure In the papers For 90 years have
suffered with catarrh. Tue nasal passages became
completely closed. Snuff" dust" ashes :" sin
hal.ug-tubes a" and 'sticks, wouldn't work though
Mt Intervals would sniff up the so-called catarrh
snuff until became valuable tester for such med
icines. l gradually grew worse, and no one can
know how much | suffered or what d miserable
being was. My head achcd over my eyes so that
l was confined 10 my bed for many successive days,
suffering the most intense pam, which at one time
lasted continuously for l6S hours. All sense OF
smell and taste gone, sight and hearing impaired,
body shrunken and weakened, nervous system shat
tered and constitution broken, ard was hawking
and splitting seven-eighths OF the time. | prayed
for death 10 relieve me OF my suffering. A favor
able notice In your paper of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy induced me 10 purchase package, and
use II with DR.. Pierce Nasal DOuche, which ap-
plies the remedy by hydrostatc pressure, the only
way compatible with common sense. Well. Mr..
Editor II did not cure me in three-fourths of sec
V I nor ~ one hour or month. but in less than
'lGht minutes was relieved, aud In three uouths I
sixteen months. While using the CatnrOh Rrmed y
used Or Pierces Golden Medical Discovry TO pu-
my my blood and strengthen my stomach | also
of his Pleasant Pugative Pellets. II my experience
OF relief this letter will have answered ita purpose
WN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
Romeo and Juliet.

For the last tue at Darts
Hall Saturday evening March ID
Juliet's new aud elegant costumes fresh
from our fashionable modiste excited uni
versal admiration in Davenport on Wednes-
day evg Come and see Romeo in his mourn
ing weed The irrepressible Apothecary
appears 10 new role as a church lumin-
airy. Admission 50 cents. Secure your
seats at MyIie & McCunes without extra
charge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01
Workingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work, after winter of relaxation. your sys-
TEN needs cleansing and strengthening to
prevent an attack of Ague, Bilious or Spring
Fever, or some other Spring sickness that
will unfit you for seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness aud great
expense if you will use one bottle of Hop
Bitters in your family this month. Don't
wait. See other column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01

MADAME ZADoC PoRTER's COUGH
BALsAM is a Vegetable Expectorant,
prepared with great care to meet the
and growing demand for safe
and reliable antidote for diseases of
the throat and lungs Disorders Of the
pulmonary organs are SO prevalent and
so fatal in our ever-changing climate
that reliable antidote has been long
and anxiouly sought for.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-01

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING NEW
YoRK.-One Of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when in New York is the
Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro,
pean plan--you therefore only pay for
what You get. Everything is first class,
and prices moderate. adapted to the string
ency of the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag
gage check on the counter of the Hotel.
your baggage will be delivered in your
rooms, fifteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense. We advise
you to give the Grand Union trial.