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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-05

BANKERS AND STOCKHOLDERS.
AGENCY OF the
NEVADA BANK
or GAN FRANCISCO,
AT vIEaISIA CITY, Nsv.
nrposrrs REoxIyxD AND Aoo0uxrs
~ hsps either IN o,in % csrrsoey.
ExcHAMoE ON ALL Points
puen.ssd and drawn By tAs Agency upos
SAN FRANZ .soo AND NEW YORK.
BOTH IN voIN AND cuRAxHCT;
AIss, .. sssrli.s % I.ssdss asd Dusiis.
BULLION PURCHASED.
TELRGRARhiC rRANsgRRs MADE.
COLLECTIONS xADE AT ALL POINTS.
stscks. Lesi Tender Currency and National
Bank Noiss bought and cola. p'-l .a'
GEO. A. KING, Asss.
virxinis City. New. Jan. 10. iy1s. iam
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoEhoYi
GOLD HILL 90 NEVADA.
v. H. BLAUvgLT T...................AoENT
nEPosIrs efCotN OR BULLION received.
~ slther on open account or 70 Issue Ckh.
TIFlcATRS therefor, payable lat the option Of
the holder) In Qoh HIN or Gan Francisco; 20
naks collections, purchass Bullion at the most
favorable rates. or advance coin ,hefson when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Prsnctsco
coll, Bill, Of Exchange, and transsess GENERAL
Banking Business.
chEcks FOR SALE ON
LONDON, BAK os IRELAND (Dusiir,.
PARIS, KEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO. sAcRAnKNro.
BOSTON. PORTLAND.
w. II. BLAUvRLT,
In n a. 6TANDISH. Osshisr.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
NO. a SOUTH G srREEr.
oAPiT.L... ...."......".S2oo.eoo
President. t....................J. o. AALrn0n
First Vice President. DkRBy
second Vice President.. U. sniTn
Manager. ........A: MMnlTh
AitIi DiRsSr;1.is"j. i;.ii q. Isnpion. v. 4. smith.
Joseph ID, Maiion, A. ". White, W. D. Crane.
". n. Patton, @. II. Van 0ordef, O. Derby.
George Semi, o. @. btsvenson, nAfk etrouse.
A. L. Edwards, J. .. KAneen, W. 0. Bsndsr.
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums of 81 and upward.
Losns made on approved real sststs. bonds,
stocks. etc. Stocks, currency end silver bought
and sold. Exchange for sale on all the psinei.
pal cities of Rurope and the Ohent.
21ti A. W WHITE, Secretary.
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Solomon DlnRee. a real estate broker, who
woyears ago owned property in Harlem worth s25oOoo
IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday, the charge
abandoning hi wife. Mr. and Mrs Dingee each about
sixty years Of age aud intelligent and respectable In APP
pearance stood side by side in 'front.' Of tile Justice She
said that her husband who formerly supported his fam.
iy In luxury, did very little for them Mr. Dngee
said Now, Judge when was doing good business
and had plenty money my wife had her horses aud
carriage, and every luxury that she and my children
desired Now FORTUNE j. against me. and cannot do tor
my family as would like. am trying hard "a get en-
plOymen and do the hest Mrs Dingce and the
children living at 4N East l7h street and Mr. Din.
gee at Sixth and EIGHTH street lie said that II
his family would WHORE he was living he wonld take
them to the best 81 his ability. and that II there
was any abandonment IN the matter Il was by his wife.
lie had letters Arthur Hurd Of Vermont and others
Offering him employment and he would be glad 70 get IN
the way OF making little money again. Justice Kasnire
told him to again Oh July %. with witnesses
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Ches. AT the Pnri. Exposition.


PARIS. July The Paris International
Chess Congress now meeting in the PuAis
de l'lndustrie. is regarded by admirers
gathering yet held in the annals uf chess,
and tho gentlemen whose labors and en-
thu5asm initiated aud mnturod the movement
may DE congratulated upon the success OF their
efforts The amount 10 be awarded in prizes
reaches 1000 francs. This sum. voluntarily
subscribed IN Paris alone. Is equal To that pro-
Vidrd in the great London tnurnamsnt held
during the Exhibition Of 1854. and in tho
scarcely less important gathering he'd under
the auspices of the British Chess Association in
1862. Both OF tho AFOREMENTIONED tournH-
mcnts. Hs well as the Dundee gathering of 1865
and 1867. and others of lesser import, owed
their conception to the London chess clubs and
combinations OF chess amateurs in Great
Britain.
Tho countenance and support given by the
French Government 10 the present gathering
are warmly appreciated. The Invitations issued
by the Paris committee. through their honorary
secretary, NJ. Camille Morell, to the leading
chess eXponents in Europe and America. have
been most cordially responded 10. Twelve Of
the principal PLAYERS In the w0rll have entered
rs competitors, including two who took part
in the London tournament OF 1871,
OF the eleven rounds, representing total Of
1872 games. t. be played. four rounds, or As
games. have already been contested. with the
following result, the first figure representing
the number won. and the second the number
LOST WnaYer, husSia, SO; Blnckbnrn, Lon
don. II Rosenthnl, Paris. 5s-2a; Anlers-
sen, Breslau So; Zukertort. Berlin aud Lon
don. 5-3;' Clere, Besancon 5-3; English,
Vienna. 3ii-4!. Bird, LONDON, 3-5; Alaeken-
zie New York, 80 Gilard. London and Paris
II; Pltschcll, Stutgardt, O-S
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LITTLE ROSEBUD.
The Had VI oral Atmosphere In which "A bright
Little Girl IL Endangered.

One more child actress has been brought
to the attention OF the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children. She IL about six years
old. and Is called Little Rosebud Her home is
in Jersey City. where her parents. II is said.
have started n store with money that she has
earned. She performed first in the Broadway
variety theatres last scason. and afterward went
to Baltimore to play the chld's part in q" A Cole
brated CIse." Her precocious ability was re-
markable. and she might have secured frequent
engagements in legitimate theatres but tho
variety shows offered steady employment at
higher pay. and Of late she has been perform
ing in the East side resorts.
On Saturday evening Little Rosebud sang and
danced In the New London Theatre. before n
large audience. composed in the main OF men
and boys. She todded to the footlights. dressed
in a short white dress and pink tights. More
perfect self possession IL rarely seen in the
most experienced performers Shcsang pop
nlar variety show ditty. called Biddy, the
Pride OF the Ballet" which tells how Biddy's
iaiher and mother went to n theatre and were
nstounded nj seeing her dancing on the stage
The words were vulgar, and the child uttered
them with an cxprcssivencss that brought out
all they meant illustrating them with gestures
The audience gave her II hearty encore, She
smiled and laughed on reuppearing. There
WIS grent dcal Of smoking MS well ns drinking
going on in the house, and the smoke chokcC
her for an instant: but she sang Skipping the
Troll ol-loo" with much pcrtness This song
was about the exploits OF waywqrd girl, whom
Little Rosebud aptly personated by Il rude kint
OF dancing and u peculiar snucness OF de
meanor.. This pleased the audience even more
than hnd Blddy the Pride of the Ballet" ant
the tiny girl was again called ont. She sprnklet
sand on the stage. and danced such II Iig a,
makes gallery boys wild with enthusiasm. 1t
all Of this she aped the older variety perform
crs with wonderful success. Her reproduction
OF Paddy Kooney's almost inimitable grOtesqu'
After Little Rosebud had retired from thu
stage. she went into the boxes, where parties o
noisy men and women were smoking ant
drinking. to sell photographs OF herself.
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LEE SAVED IN THE SURE.
senator Norton aud Jas.,a Collier Rescuing
an Imperiiled Raftsman.

At the Norton end of Cepey Island is a
small fleet OF RATS. made OF two long timbers
fastened by cross ties. These are hired to per-
sons who like to bound in and out with the surf
skiliully managed they afford great pleasure to
'eh'ures9me persons; but unskilfully man
aged they furnish fun to the lookers-on. On
ordinary days. when there are few bathers. the
sallers on these RATS are undsturbed. but II Is
uhWlse Tor experts even TO venture out with
uAelh wheret there Is a throng. for the temptation
70 upse, them is great. and not always resisted.
Yesterday Timothy Chace OF l131 Cherry street
hlred Il rait. and, in his ordinary attire. pushed
Dol1ly ou'toward the breakers. The undercur-
I'M I1feel II iAr away from the beach, and II
~ St'n great dnculty that he brought 1t back
- we rope. As he did so. some bathers
sn1 uh .n9 ,rait by ono Of its .rudders.
E mte frightened aud nearly exhausted Mr.
o 1naee mo The tumblng waves. He sank At
Su'e. ana MS clothes hampcred his efforts to
recover himself The raft was carried out
i irn1 hnl The naihers swan out afterit Mean
Tn. ,Nhhe" was drowning. On the hotel piazza
ithdlord Mike Norton and Jim Collier, the
aH9r were sainpling Poliunn's water Norton
noA N the situation at glance, Collier thnt
mah + drowning, he said and together pull
thE on coats and vests they ran 10 the beach
70 astonished thronR gave way before them.
VI went boots. and into the surf and out on the
roaring waves they wont. roaching the OK
u!Nsted man rs no sank for the third time.
WIN grent difficulty they got him to the hotel
Rhn IA private ROOM whore for more than An
.Our they worked over him. until ho Was able
~ Walk ieeDly to the beach wagon. and from
l4e stage terminus to the boat. Mr.. Chace Is a
very small man. but he threw up about bucket
Nhiskey. IN his own clothes he appeared neat
uAu halty-ln a suit Of NortOn's he was lost.
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craft. and once in while steam yacht or n
saury launch whizzed by with Its merry load OF
Harlem creek.
The Tiger Lily, the Osseo, and little steam
yacht. recently entered in opposition, Carried
hundreds OF people to High Bridge. and during
the afternoon and up toS o'clock In thecvcn-
ing thc beer gardons were crowded with men,
women. and children bent on getting ne much
pleasure nnt OF days holiday as could ne OBJ
tainnd. Tho magnificent structure spanning
~" Harlem river NJ this point was. in spite oi
the intense hcnt 81 the suu. "A tltoroughfnrc for
hours. Tho view from the bridge YVES animated
in the extreme. At ono time M many ns 100
boats were gliding up and down the river
From the gardens on tho bunk tho sound
OF music. blended with the voicrs Of children,
rose into the mir. making n harmony that wns
sw.etly IN Keeping with the beauty OF the scene
Up to the time OF the last bont tho gardens at
High Bridge were full. No accident occurred.
and tlicre was nothing to dctrac, from the gen
eral pleasure. except the conduct OF four young
men, who used the platform Of the Columbia
Clubs boat house us a stilRe on which to ex-
hiblt their nakcdncss to tho passengers on
board the Osseo.
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Escaping Matrimonial Contract.
Harry Arnold Grcen, having seen all {

Harry Arnold Grcen, having seen all that
he considered worth seeing. and enjoyed all
that wealth ana me OF luxury could give him.
dlndth death of suicide IN IravenwOrh on
Tuesday. lie came 10 KANSAS City a few years
ago ana created n sensation by his reckrssness
bic by his prlncely expenditures OF money and
wild eccenlrrltlos in the streets. lie would
drink for days and nights in succession, and
scattered money ike water among tho boys"
one might in q fiji of frenzy. brought about 10y
excessive drinking, he employed hAckmun to
farm. On the way he shot the hack driver
while in fly Of drunken .delirium, lie was
ntrrs'rn WIZ ", MahsnS oy; nut Dy
ces ne was released. Hrwas at that time part
ner Of Embry, who shot ID. r. Anthony OF the
IeaYenworth Times. He WAS the heir to Il large
estate in England. He gave rs u reason for his
reckless lie TINT he had been required to fulfil
mAlrlmoulnlcunrnct unconganiHl to his taste.
and that he hnd quit England 10 avoid it,
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McGC1NRsS July H. at her late res dence 100 Ra~t
SON It. Ellen. wc OF Thomas McGunes. aged ~ years
Relatives and iicnis OF the mmliy are invited ~ At
hud the funeral on Monday, JIly a. from st Vincent
fcucrs Church, corner Glth - and Lexington AV,
where solemn requiem mass Will be celebrated al OS
o'clnck A VI.
EEDMAN.-At Iohokus y j. Friday evening. July II
Charles H. Redmhn ot Sow York CITY, in his slst wear
The relatives aud friends also mlcrs OF the General
spcpN VI Mechanics ana Tladesutu Of the CITY ct New
l"ik. are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral SER
Vices on Monday evening. 18TH at oclu H. at the resi-
de nee OF his daughter Mrs Charles Bol. 222 West 4Jd
st lniermcut uu Tuesday al Trenton y. j.
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The State Superintendent OF Insurance hay
ng insisted on change in the management Of the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company several meetings OF the
directors have been held to bring about the desired
form. Secretary James NJ. Freeman i replaced by c. T.
Lindsey MANAGING Director william sturgis viii act
only as trustee. George " Lorard is elected Vice.
Pre- sicnt. And j. q. HnbrOOke, Superintendent Pluy
Freeman Is to continue President IT Is said with tie
sanction Of ths Insurance SnIerinte ndeh lac having a
NeIY lArse nuneN lmlerest IN the cumpAnN.
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Where the Child wa. Found.


Enoch Hartove OF Q Byrd street. with his wife
hhu emu an! ncshb r. went on aneNcurslun to Miller
Hollow, Curtis crtek. Thursday auA IN Inc cruonn
Mrs iArlloNe and Mrs Laura Green quArrclcd aud
hANuk the party went into the woods usetile the lite
ulncuy according to tho ru.us Of tlc manly art They
were luloMed by the entire party. ring was formed
hu before blows had been EXCHANGED friends interrrcd
Among Those VINO went into the woods with the crowd
Mash thiee.yearold son ut Mrs Hartovc, who AT the
ume OF the excitement. disappeared. The creek was
dragged ana the woods were searched but without
Sess ana at late hour the party returned home without
MN Yesterday morning the athcr visited the place and
found him within twenty yards OF the spot where the
hgt was to have taken place picking and eating black.
Iuundlngs
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SIS Ahambra McEhcny st John's.N F.
;. ieddo. owen. London.
s. Richmond. Kelley. Lcwes. Del
g Colon, Gridin. AspiuwalL
$ Ten whitney. halictt Boston.
$ Enmure. Hopkin-. Lynn.
s. Gamma. LcddicOat. Bermuda
50 NNnuoke. Couch. Richmond. City Point and Norfolk
Bark fOrstanti ires, to. Bsignctu, Cork.
Bark ALostinH :. EOlzanO. Traee.
BARK scllwt igaard. llalvsF~cH. Cow Ray.
Hdtk osear Ntudt sehamhrok. Antwerp.
BARK Harriet liu-seN Darrnh. Cow Bay.
BARK David TAYLOR Wallace. Hrcm,n
BARK James + Brett. Gibson Cow Hay
bark Cosiantc, ,'lAuohetti, Antwerp
Bark fcppinu MignanO. Dc Aartino. Gloucester.
Also the usual coastwtsc vessels
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Making n Synagogue Catholic Church.

The jewish Synagogue ut Forsyth and Stan
ton has been purchased $50 90 by Polish resi-.
dents Of the east side ami turned into the Roman Catho
lie church of 81 stanslaus, with Father Wayman as
pastor. Yesterday dedication services held. The
altar wa decorated with flowers and wrehts Of
tAther DyfoSezk, the music being Molarts Twelfth
Mass reder.d tNcelcnuy by the Philharmonic orches'
VA fhlhtr Vol was muster Ot ceremonies, assisted by
Fathers Eh,rhad and Guntzer rs deAcons The sermon
WAS By the pastor
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CURREN-COLLINS In the Church Of the Sacred
Heart. on saturday morning. by the Rev 7 y Gregg
William Il Curleu Ol flabush. l. l.. ~ Rose VI Aluysius
duu- htcr Of Collins Of this city.
HAWS-RlClAKD.- July To- NJ the Church OF the
IransiGurauon. hy the Rev. Dr. loughtun. John y.
Haws tu lncz Richard dHueht ~ James Richard
HERNM ANN AllIElI-On July = A. the residence
tn brides phrtnt,, hy the Rev Dr. d Einhorn LOUIS
/ Herman No f,ofa Nnhcr. bot! of tins city
hoLLM ANIkk-tlEdG On july II. AZ the residence
OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Alexander H. Fair,
hann. hrOpklyn d by the Rev. Joseph H. Mid D. u
Louis V. hOlzmaiscr To Mary Martha Clegg
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Business Nolitts.


is tie best liquid denuirce m the world II thor
oughlv clclnss paruul, -ecayed teeth from all pur
asitvs, or hvns "auimalcui.t." leaving them pcarly
white, impartng delightful fragrance to the breath
THE FRAGRANT "fLORlLISE"
removes instantly all udYrs arising foul stomach
or tobacco smoke being pirt, composed honey soda
nud extracts OF sweet h.rhs and plants 1t Is perfectly
harmless. ana del cots 20 sherry
Prepared by HENRY GALLtP iO3 oxford st. Lon
don, England and reiard everywhere at Use bottle.
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The steamer Magenta, on her regular trip
tween New York and Peekski. burst her boiler
OIL sng sing March 20. The Board Of Steamboat In
speciors, composed OF Mcssrs Jayne and Matthews cen
sured Frank Wissy the ciei engineer The proprctors
appealed TO the Super, ising Inspector Addison Low,
who critcses Jayne aud Matthew's action, ana SAYS
that the unjust The boat had been examined
and certncat" given that she In excellent con
diuon less than eisht months before the exulOsiVn.
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unwi,t,nuiy Waving Alden 10 the World.

John Kottleman OF Fiftieth street and second
avenue went to Merose, Saturday. To vista Young
woman Late in the evening he 10 the railroad sta
ton to take train Tor the city The Young woman Ac.
Companicd him to the station To hd Inn good By. lie
stepped upon the train, add, AS he was waving adeu
he ivll between the cars and Was killed.
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MARINE IyTELLIG ESCR

sisi,rrW ALsANAc-rIts nAY
sun rises... Al sun scts.... 3U Noon rises. -
wArEg-rnis
sandy Hook. 20. iuv lsanL W Hell date 10 81
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Dr. J A SHERMAN /. now at In. office Isl Broadway,
where the rnptuted may ubaln his remedies icliot
and cure. Terms moderate Dr. Is permitted TO refer
10 cnicncn VI distinction who have been cured By his
treatment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-15

nr. Underhilr. pure Wines from the croton
Point Niuc,ar 10 sale by druggists Whole sale
by II. X. J.. 1HuRBEK A co
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The best soap Tor laundry and bath In hot weather is
PYe's clean. hard heaIful 20 k.n AL gI0ceTs -Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-15

Have you tried the perfection blend Of
Mocha and Java Conce IN glass nrsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-15

without metal .lrlu-s Plr.- ~ 7Iu Iirond,xnV
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Married women suler severely from nausea Milk VI
Magnesin always relsvss them. AL druggists ado,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
MONTGOMERY Il co.,
n. q. nUlsARu, Auettoneer,

HAVING SUCCEEDED TtfTHE AUCTION
II business Of II. NJ. n -. J. Montgomery. beg
70 announce to their friends and the public that
they are prepared TO. receive fonsiepm' nts Of
Furniture. Gsnefal Msrohandi 8, Live Stock.
Carriages and other property. and 70 dispose Of
the same promptly hnd to The best advantage,
tion will he rseeiysd and sold o. our spacious
rooms al the Old Auction Mart, 81 Gaup street
Horses and Bttek will be sold hs heretofore,
every WEDNESDAY apd SATURDAY. At Mont.
eonerys Tattersals. No. 10 karonns street
Outdoor sales of every Kind Will receive
PROMPT attention at moderate charges.
PARTIES having Furniture. ktoek or other
property TO dispose pT will find Ii tn their ad-
vantage t1 tonslgh to Montgomery h 60. their
fsspso fully SOLICIT n eontinuanes of the patron.
ags 80 literally extended to their predecessors.
Quick returns made on MI sates.
II j. Montgomery. IL. q. Bullafl. H. u. Patton.
iptA i'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1878

10 hereby adopted as the instrument to be
Used III carrying out The provisions of This net.
The bill further provides that each tax col
hector shall designate n commissioner of reve-
nile who shall furnish an official bond, and
who shall he accountable fof al moneys eol-
leettd by him. to The tax collectors. The tay
collectors aIiall make monthly payments into
the State treasury, except those tax collectors
who makn quarterly statements. The muley
derived from The tax shall constitute u trust
fund to pay the interest n tho public debt,
md al surplus shall 60 to sinking fund to
redeem The State bnds
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
sT. LANDRY PARISH LANDS.

PARTIES HOLDING RECEIPTS FOR MONEY
paid 10 tho stats Ia 1902 for lands entered at the
Opelotisas Land ONCE which lands subsequent.
" proved TO belong to theunitsd tstates. and de-
string to eosopetate with others for reimburse
rbept Of amount 80 paid, will pteass furnish al
dress end particulars 10 f. box NJ. ao1s. New
Orleans Postofflce A meeting will be called
shortly. iaii 8t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
TO CONTRACTORS.

DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT OUR
l., l. office. No. Sc Carondelet street, until WE'D
hESDAI next, the 10Th inst, at ~ o'clock, for
furnishing four hundred and twenty WILLOW
length, TO be made according to specifications
to be seen at our office and 20 be delivered In
the Third District.
and place. for furnishing 90 To 100 cords Willow
Brush. TO be delivered IN the Third District
Ial15t EAGER. ELIE-LISSg& 60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
FOR SALE.

E,OR sALE-THE ONE-STORY FRAME
tween ~. Louis and TOULOUSE, containing stx
rooms. with Il wo-stCry brick Kitchen. contain
ing FIVE rooms; will be sold low. Apply 10 J. J.
BUHKHAKDT, 2g7 Cont street ds2s I'm
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sTRAYED.

rAME TO MY PREMISES, NO. 90 DELORD
" street. n YELLOW COW. which the owner
can hays By proving property and paying all
costs. II. GORHEy, 30 Delord street. jaib 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15

WANTED--A SITUATION BY A. COLLEC-
W tor, who has been employed as such for
u years, or any other business that might suit:
chn give references speh as bankers. rn erehanfs,
doctors, ex- mayors. judges, etc. Address N. g..
Democrat 0ffics. ihts at
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
JERSEY AND ALnERsEY
HOG OPAL.

SPARE RIBS. SIDE RTBS. BACKBOgEs.
T., dry salt.
FOR sale Id lots to suit by A. RGAE,
Ia14 3t 6S Tchou rffonIaa street