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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
THE ALBANY,

Old Hall street. Liverpool. Oct. IA, 1879.
Dear SRI have just seen al article from
the Louisiana DEMOCRAT, quoting some re-
marks alleged to have been made by me to
Mr.. Kressner in reference to the collections
made in this town to alleviate the distress
caused by the yellow fever in the South.
can only say that Mr. Kressner must have
quite misunderstood any remarks [ may have
made in the course of q general conversation:
There was a report here that you had stated
that there was no such need for the col lection
offunds at that time, and at the request OF the
committee Mr.. Cary, the honorable treasurer,
wrote to you about this matter; your prompt
reply stating that there was no ground what
ever for this report was 50 satisfactory that
it greatly assisted the committee in obtain
ing further contributions. Mr.. Kressner was
here at the time, but left before your letter
came, hence probably his erroneous impress
sion. Very respectfully, yours,
G. r. ken.
TO s. b. Packard, ED. United States Consul.
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IL LIVERPOOL AND LONDON CHAMBERS,
LlYarnOol, September II. 1873.

To the Consul of the United States Liverpool:
Dear SRA committe now actively engaged
in raising funds for the relief OF sufferers from
yellow fever in the United States is some
times refused assistance, upon the ground
that you have stated that there is no need for
any such aid as the committee is now send
ing I have made repeated efforts to asccr-
tain to whom such declaration was made and
have not succeeded, each man saying he has
been told by some one else, whose name ne
declines to give. In the face Of the accounts
cahlcd here from the chairman OF the Board
of Health and President OF the Howard AsSo-
citation Of New Orleans, and from her
Mujestys consul there, | cannot think your
opinion on this matter is as represented by
these people, and my COMMITTEES will be very
much obliged if you will kindly give me IN
writing your authority to deny any such
statement as coming from you. With my
sincere regrets for having to trouble you
about the MATTER / am your obedient servant
r. N. CARY,
Hon. Secretary American Yellow Fever Re
lief Fund.
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TIE IL GfSLATURE
II Inc Senate.
SENATOR'S HOLDING OV

SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
PA. Ducros, D.; L. G: Zacharie, D.; L; y,
Stamps, r.; ?. A. Cage, r.. Isaac Sutton, r.;
ri. T. Garland, D.; G. j. Wales, D.; L.,
G. Perkins, D.; Hardy Richardson, p; Louis
Texada, b.; $. W. Sandiford, D.; VIM.
Harper, r.; H. G. Mitchell, D.; G. IL. Ellis,
D.; G. B. Wheeler, r.; L. 3. Stubbs, D.;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

Two documents of great interest to geomet-
ricians have been discovered among the con-
tract tablets in the British Museum. At
tached to two terra Gotta deeds Of sale of
estates near Babylon are neatly drawn plans
of the property. One sale took place in the
reign OF Darius HyStaspeS; one towards the
end of that of acknowledgements. The latter
deed relates to plot about eight and half
acres in area bounded on the northern side
by the canal Of the goddess Banituo. The
names of the owners Of all the adjacent lands
are given, and the greatest care is taken in
giving the dimensions OF these plots Of land.
The whole is divided into three pairs Of par
allelograms, and check dimensions are taken
to test the accuracyof the work: A semi-cir-
cular portion on the east side is most care
fully measured, both radius and circumfer-
ence being given The value Of these docu-
ments as bases by which to fix both the linear
and area measures in use in Babylon is very
great.
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50 CATHERINE STREET. LIVERPOOL. !
October 16, 1873. J
S. g. Packard ESQ., United States Consul, Liv-


erpOOl:
Illness has caused the delay in replying to
your note of yesterday. The statement
which was attributed to you in relation to the
need for aid to the yellow fever fund was Ger
tainly cited by several people to me as the
aid, and when, in answer to my inquiry, you
gave CAV the prompt and frank contradiction to
the statement which you did, and [ placed
your letter before those who had made the
reports they claimed to have received OF your
opinions their excuse for withholding their
money those who had been acting honestly
gave me their money. and have no reason to
suppose the fund ultimately suffered loss.
The correspondence between us on the SUBJ
iect you are at perfect liberty to publish, and
the satisfaction of your friends.
Yours. very truly, r. M. CARY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
Contract Uniforms.

The police force of San Francisco is in a
very disguised state Of mind. The men have
lately been equipped in blue suits, which have
not only shrink badly on being wet, but the
color is so poor that the undertaking, col
lars and cuffs OF the policemen have been
stained bright azure tint An inspection
was held the other day, and in almost every
case the seams and edges Of the garments
had worn white, and the legs OF the officers
trousers shrunlL half way up to their knees.
One officer of the harbor force showed that
after three weeks exposure to the sea air his
coat had shrunk SO badly that he couldn't
button it by three inehes while ano ct mem
Der of the force exhibited pair Of trousers,
one leg of which had become two inches
shorter than its mate. One officer was found
to have in his pocket a bottle Of liquid bluing
and a sponge, with which he retouched his
uniform wherever it showed white spots.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

The following is q correct list of our next
House:
Avoyelles-F B. Coco D.; R. Ducote, I.
Ascension-J. i. Brent, D.
Assumption-Ch Dupaty, D.; Moses L.
Baton Rouge, East-W. ]. Sharp, D, ID.
Baton Rouge, West-N. W. Pope, D.
Bienvlle-J. FL. Hightower, ID.
Bossier-John @. Vance, D.
Caddo-John G. Moncure d., J. 7. Schum-
% s al 1 Geary, D.
Caldwell-W. P. Brdger, D.
Cameron Welsh, D.
Carroll, East-F;; r. B ,rthelemy, r.
Catahoula-N. B, Toney, D..
CLAIBORNE H. Hay, D., ". G. Martin, d.
Concordia-G. L. Watson, ..
DeSoto-B. T. Jenkins d. s. M. Potts, D.:
Fcllciana, East. B. Lyons, D., G. W.
Munday D.
Franklin-H. M. Scott d.
Grant-James Ncoly, d.
Iberville-J. M. Caryille r., j. S. David
'' Ja1ckson-H. s. Smith.
jefferson l.. Brown, r.
I.ofnyctte-H D. Gudry, d.
IaGourche-J. S. Billiu, D. Other seat in
conteztation between Frazier, r., and Per-
kins, d.
Lincon-Robeson, D.
Livingstone. H. Allen, D.
Madson-Wn. MurreIl, r., Hawkins, Il.
Morehouse-J. d. Hammond, d.
Natchitoches j. IL. Cunningham, D.,
ouachita w. ?; Rcqwick, p;
Paquemines-H.C G. Warmoth,R.
Ponte Coupee-Gaticn Decuir, Z.
Rapidcs-J. G. Wise, D., James Jei1ries, D..
Riehiand[N. J. LiddelI, B.
Sabine-R. NJ. Armstrong.
st. Bernard1 A, EstopIInal, N .noo,u
st. Jamcs-Lucicn Como, +.
St. John the Baptist Henry Demas, r.
St Helena-C. Ii. Watson, n.
st. Martin-Emile Detiege, +.
Dnr ff D Martin carron, b. Yves E VdrIne, B.
st. Tammany- Anatole Cousin, d;
Tensas-C G. Cordel D., A; F. Brown, D.
Terrebonne-J. W. Broad, r, Rial Cole
man, Il.
u 1is 1p,'' 7~~-- stelIe, D.
WaaRjns{ooo Bryan n, D; D.
Webster. J. Carter, d.
Winn-John NJ. Jones, ID.
ORLEANS.
First Ward-Martn Gordon, d.
Second Ward-J. l.. Gube-uaUor, D., L.
Third Ward-J. D. Hill, D., NJ. j. Hart, D.,
Fourth Ward-Richard Wcightman, D.
Fifth Ward-L. Arnauld, D., A. Rabouln,
Jr., ID.
Sixth Ward-W. A. Benvenu, D.
Seventh Ward-FranI1 Marqueze, D., Leon
Holzhalb, y.
Eighth Ward-John Rainev, D.
Ninth Ward-Gcorge Stechman, D., W.
Fitzgerald, d.
Tenth Ward-M H. Redon, D., Frank Lauer
D.
Eleventh Ward George W. Young, D.
Joseph d. Taylor, d.
twelfth Wards f. Parmele, d.
Thirteenth Ward-E. L. Bower, d.
Fourteenth Ward-Kenner Scratchley, D.
Fifteenth Ward-Willlam Mckee, u: NJ
tionals 2, Independents /; one seat in con
testaton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

WESTERN PoULTRY.-The we'll known, fruit
dealers, Messrs. Berry & Co.. have opened de-
pot at the corner of Dryades and Poydras for
the convenience of their many customers. and
will receive from this time ont conslgnments OF
Western nOultrY and gnme of all sorts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17
HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY !
Auxiliary Association /
New Orleans, October Il, 1873.

Auxiliary AsssociatioD.
New Orleans, October q, 1873
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MRS. JOHN B. LAFITTE. Chairman.
First Dfst1 ii5t- n es C. BLACK.
Second District.,Mrs. } Z; 2h 4 - q
Third Dietrict-Mrs. J. T. GlRADLL;
Fourth District-Mrs. w T. HARDlE.
Fifth Disrct-Mrs. A. HlkSCH.
SIKH District-Mrs. J. TARLETON.
Seventh District Miss IL. DEEVES;
All applications for assistance to the Laole8
E.xecutiye Committee must be made in writing,
giving the district IN which the applicant re-
Sides also, street and number OF residence
These applications shall be made through the
P0stoff1ce. which shall be- directed as a5 follows
For First District-Postofice box 1853.
For Second District-Postoffice box 2a2.
For Third Distrct-POstotflco box 3l2
For Fourth District-Post0tfice box 58l
For Fifth District-Postoffice box Al.
For Sixth misunderstanding box Alb.
For Seventh misunderstanding box 482.
al such app5cations VIII foGsly p haad61ar
ters or the private residences OF the members
Of the association will be received Or enter
tanned. a.nr,,, c,o.-
OG22 m SA1IL thhIlIh, koooL oto1 j.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

On the twenty fifth. twanty-sixth and twenty
seventh instant there will be a grand opening
Of imported millinery at Nine. Rosa Reynoirs,
No. 9 Charities street.
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UNITED STATES CONSULATE, !
IiyorDOOI, Seutember Il. 1878. |

r. NJ. Cary Hon. Secretary Yellow Fevor Relief
Fund:
Dear Snr-Your letter informing me OF GER
tain statements, reported as coming from me,
to wit, that there is no need for such aid as
the committee is now sending, etc, and re-
qucsting my authority in writing to deny
any such statements as coming from me, has
been received. You have my authority to
en- phaticaily deny my authorship OF such
statements / have never given uttcrance
nor do | entertain any such opinions as you
state have been imputed to me.
The condition of the people residing in the
districts suffering from the yellow fever cpl
demic is terrible and their distress certainly
appeals strongly to the phiIanthropic and
charitable of the civilized world; II | can
be of any service to your committee in their
good work, [ beg you will command me; L
have authorized fHy correspondent at New
Orleans to present my donation to the reIiei
fund; and had ! known Of the existence OF
your committee [ should earlier have taken
occasion as | do now, to express my heartfelt
thanks in the name OF the suffering people OF
New Orleans, my home for your valuable
assistance, and that OF the generous donors tc
! the relief fund.
Yours, respectfully,
S. B. PACKARD, Z. S. Consul.
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| NJ. T. Byrne s. Co. iHvite all buyers Of dry
| goods to examine their stock and prices before
! making their purchases.
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On the twenty. fifth, tweny-sixth and twenty
seventh ms ant there will he grand Ouening
Of imported millinery at Nine. Rosa Reynoirs,
No. Charities street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

Finest engravings and chromos at L. Uter's
SO Royal street
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NV dress goods seven cents a yard and mp
wards at NJ. L. Byrne & Co. s, 1853 Canal street.
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Nine. Rosa Reynoir will exhibit the latest
novelties In millinery at her store; NO;
Charities street. on the twenty-htth, twenty
sixth and nty.seventh instant.
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Town HALL, LIVERPOOL,
September Il. 1873.

s. B. Packard, ESQ:
Dear tSiy-I am instructed by my commit
tee to thank you very sincerely for your kind
and frank letter of this date, and to ask your
aid for the increase Of the fund to help the
suffering people in the Mississippi valley, as
you may find you can do so.
Yours, truly,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

SOMETHING NEw.-The Cha ter Oak cooking
stove for 1878. HousekeepeFs are invited to cal
at the well known hardware and hOuse-iurnlsh
ing estuble hment Of Messrs. Rice. Born d Co.
and examine the new Charter Oak coo ing
stove There are eight new improvements on
this old and famous stove, and it is now said &c
be the acme Of perfection. STE card in another
r9nrnn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

,> FRESH GooDs.-Messrs. Levy, Bros, nos.
re- pbe Ieaming week very choice selection OF new
goods eIoaks bsm1ral sk5rsa PlanbSG1s
cashmeres sembi hdsiaFn etc The
lew Bros, are tasty aud energetic merchantt Us
and have gained 4 widespread popularity lor
~ -. "a, Il ir,1rn I'D EharailtT.
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New dress goods seven cents yard and up
wards, ut NJ. L. Byrne Co.'s. 163 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-17

Looking-glass depot l.. Utter. 80 Royal street
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Black cashmere cloass. shaw,s and hosiery "a, az
10 vest possible price, ut NJ. L. ByrIe d co. - 100
canal street.
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SENATOR'S ELECTED.

First District-Will Steven, D.
Second District-O. Dc Bouchel, d.
Third District-R. Fl. Benners, D.
Fourth District-D. f. Kenner, d.
Fifth District-G. A. BrcnuN, d.
Sixth District-W. Ii. Merkel, D.; j. b
Harding, D.
Eighth District-Pierro Landry, r.
Ninth Dstrct-Mayer Cahen, K.
Tenth District-Geo. Fl. Wells, ID.
Eleventh District-O. Delahoussaye, Jr., H.
Twelfth District-T S. Fontenot, D..
Thirteenth Districts. J. Norwood, d.
Sixteenth District-~A. j. Heron, D.
Nineteenth District-Bolling Williams, D.
Twenty-tirst District-W. II. Scanland, D.
Twenty-thrd District-L: Il. Bowden, ID.
Twenty-fourth District-John Kelly, d.
Twenty-tifth District-Jacqucs Ola, r.
TotaL-Democrats Is, Republicans II.
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ueur 9tldoQ8 als Spe3ialagent naA benz
Sird)ipiele Seuias 9eidtdt wuroe, I'M ben
wabreH Sa6uerbalt be3ii9lld Der IN 1ener
Sesenb 0orgefalleuen llnrubeH gu ernlitteln,
iit 8uriidgefebrt uno bat einen lGngeren Sez
ri6t eritattet. @r erfldrt, baB Die Ingaben
iiber Die unruben iibertrtcben tparen udO oaB
- iomeit er feitlteaen founte - MIR II gte9er
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Sort 8aibinston, Susearawa8.& County, O.,
berridt eroBe Quiregung IN Solge zines an
Srau 8eif, eluer 9ead]teten WittDe, oeriibten
Woroes. Sran 8eit nerlieB ami lebten Sam8-
tag abeno ihre @ohnung, nm fidl na6 Dem
etne halbe Meile eutfernt gelegenen Sauie ii.
res Sobnes 81 begeben. Sbre 2ei6e tpuroe
anl nddliten Morgen inter einem Sanfer
6ols peritedt auf9efunoeu. 9as @euid rpal
aebroheu, unO am 9alie befanoen iid Spu
rem, ipeldle anoenteteu, baB bic gerlorbent
erpii~gt porben mar. Cine benahbarte 6rau
rpel9e auf bic Scritorbene elferltiAttg rpal
uno slaubte. oaB 9eetere auf au pertrauteH
SuBe NIT ibrem Satten itebe, 1T Oes Serbre
dleuS nerbGdltta.
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Spe,iaoepei9e nleloet, OaB Geo. s. Sbompz
Jon, melAer in 1875, wdbreno er ols @ountps
@lerf Don @tepbenion. @ountp, ST., fungtrte,
beoeutenoe Sunlmeu unteri6lu9 uno Ourd)-
brannte, fretrpiatg suriifgcfebrt 1T nnb iid)
benz @erld.e geltellt bat. @tne 8elobnung
uon $1,000 mar Don cen Superuiioren auI
icine 6eitnabme uu89eiett mOrOen. ST bate
fid] leit iei1er Stud)t nit ieiner Sanltlie oil
Der &iifte oe8 itlaeu MteereS autgebulten.
Seine 8iiroidaft pnrle ollf $4,000 feltaeiest.