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National Republican., 1878-06-29

THE Chicago IHter-O OccdH says that there
" is race of brave men who are playing
hero in politics in these days, both in
" the North and the South. To hear them
talk you would think they had fought in
" hundred battles, aud made all the weary
marches of the campaigns. And having
suffered, they are in condition now to ap-
precatc the blessings Of peace and order
the affairs OF the nation. One of these
Southern patriots was interviewed by the
" Vicksburg HcrdH Yes said he, I've
stood where shot fell around me like rain
drops in shower, Iwamt reconciliation
reconciliation, sir, HOw! and genuine
peace My friend, what great battles
" did you take part in ? said his companion.
."'Wmt battles, what great battles, did you
say, mister replied the other. We'll,
" now, the facts are, mister, it was in the
shot-tOwcr at st. Louis where the lead fell
" sO fast ~
National Republican., 1878-06-29

MR.. ACKLEN's side of the restaurant
scandal, with which his name has been con-
nected, is published elsewhere. 1t amounts
to complete vindication of himsclfan the
lady who has been so unfortunately impli-
Gated. His endeavor to reach the source
from which this gross slandcr emanated de-
serves success
National Republican., 1878-06-29

DIssIPATED public man is rarity in
France drunkard in the French Assembly
COiOaei Foraey.
Now, il the United States really desire
to send "a rarity" to The Paris Exposition,
n chance is suggested by this paragraph
and the superabundance Of such rarites in
our Democratic House. But, as We have
before remarked, the exhibit" in such a
case should he carefully labeled This Is
an American statesman"
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Buffers. Jackass Battery.


When Ben Butler gives the Investigation wheel o
new turn the Democrats dodge. Senator Kellogg
goes far as to say that Butler Is sort OF ackas
battery, and that when he begins to let of his
charges people dodge In all directions. not know.
ing where the next shot will strike. All oi
which Is amusing to the people.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
LOST AND EOIND.
CENTRAL CITY, CoLOHApo,

~ CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO,
January y, 1875.
Pubic nOtlce II hereby given that on the I'D of
January, A. u. 1879, entered In the United states
lhnd-DNce at Central Ciy, Col, certain tract, OF
lanI described as iOUws-ty wit Tile south half Of
southwest quarter OF section and south hall south
east quarter Of section In township g. south Uf range
y west, lands subject 10 sale At sad lanSohlCe in
Central Guy, CO; that raid for said tracts OF land
with certain piece u Agrrulturul college scrip s.
sued 10 the State Of Arkansas, aud numbered yIt
am Informed aud believe that said scrip, with tho
turns from snld land office for the mouth JauuH-y
1873 was lost In transit Il ON tho said United states
rhnd-Omee at Central CITY. Cu, to the General Land
DnCe at Washington, u. &.
hereby declare my Intention oI applying e the
ngtOn u, c. for reissue OF scrip replace ssid lost
GRIP, under the acIs Of Congress approved June ~
100 June . 1874 and the Instructions of the Cummis
soner OF the General Land OIice dated September
IL, 1874
jeIOm6w CHARLES A. ROLL.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

CIvIL-sERvICE Rcformer BRIsTow Is
about the only Republican Cso-called) who
has been damaged by the testimony of The
jerks. The Chicago Inter- Ocean calls at
tcntion in this connection to the following
extracts from her evidence regarding her
experience rs Government clerk:
Q. We're you employed in the Treasury De-
partment at ono time "A. was here two
months in 1870 and accepted position during
that time. Mr.. BEGsTow was Secretary of the
Treasury then. | don't think the Government
made much by my services ! had other busi-
ness to attend to. | accepted the position be-
cause it was offered, and held it only for two
months.
O. Did you render any service to the Gov
ornment "A. Oh, yes, sir did. | went up
there very often until got tired Of it, | used
to go in a room with lots Of desks in it, where
did some writing. went there almost every
day when had nothing else to do. Laughter
National Republican., 1878-06-29

THE Philadelphia Times, which is abou. as
meddlesome and useless as II wasp advises
Hon. CHARLES FOSTER to run in the district
now represented by Mr.. Cox. Mr. FOSTER
proposes to shoulder and carry of the 5000
Democratic majority that the gerrymander,
cast upon his own district and he will per-
form the feat, sure.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

THESE are truly days of Cancellation
Here is a squad of ex-Coniederate generals
at West Point trying to excuse their rebel
victory at Second Bull Run and palliate the
crime of the Union general who permitted
that victory,
National Republican., 1878-06-29

THERE is demand for Mrs. JENKs to
appear on the lecture platform. If she re-
sponds, her audiences will be disappointed
She is one Of the few women who has a
great deal to tell and doesn't tell it.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Nominated the Other Man.
IDcnyer News

Hayes has made another Congressman very un-
hapPy;> HIS victim this time Is General Williams,
OF Michigan. chairman OF the District OF Columbia
Committee. whom Hayes sent for to ask which of
two men he should nominate for District Commis.
sioncr. and then nominated the other mnn.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
The General Impression.

Buffalo Commercially
Fltz,John Portcr's wish Is realized and a reopen
ing of his Is In progress Let 1t end as II may
II will not remove the general impression that he
was neither good nor a loyal officer.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Have We Horse Marines Z?

'bas '0h NohioJ 'ouiHdl'l
One of the freaks of Democratic legislation Is
found In their army bill. They cut OF largely from
the forage allowances of army officers, and made
liberal allowances OF forage Tor the Marine Corps.
Have We horse marines in the service? The Bound.
ing Danning Is certainly military genius.
An ounce of prevention Is better than pound Of
cur. dose Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Will assist
your baby in tccthing, and prevent ii from being
attacked by Cholera lnlantum, Collie, or other dis.
eases from which babies suffer.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
BOARDING.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

nor REST-WlTH FlRST-CIASS TABLE
Il Board at tIj per month. Tor Two persons, large
cool. and airy south front room; also back room,
suitable for two persons at $40 per month Apply ~
Cos street northwest. jei3ioiNi'
ENOR RENT-A SITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
Il Rooms on second door, ut rs per month. Also
ONE or TWO SINGLE IOOMS, at very mo lerate
prices. Gcntlemen only. No. 10 Thirteenth street
northwest. Jceju
FURNISHED ROOMS AT saG INDIANA AVE
II nue.. myl.am'
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Evidence of "a Fixed Purpose.

1t commands the attention of the labor organza.
tions that the Democrats In the Congress Just closed
steadily and persistontly Disseminated against the
working classes. This was not IN any sense acct.
dental. 1t was so persistent and was manifested In
SO many ways that II proves q decided, fixed pur.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

THE Chicago Times seems TO think that
the efforts of General BUrLER to extract
testimony from the witnesses tends to let
little further obscurity in OH the subject
under investigation.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Most Everybody Wants Him,
New York Tribune.

New YORK IrlDunc.
There Is a lively competition for General Butler
As Boston letter shows, the Massachusetts Ma
tionals are crying for him, while In Washington
the Democrats have put In sealed proposals. Tn,
Republican party doesn't bid.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
The Newspapers Didn't Make Hir

columbus lOhlo) Journal.l
There was eternal fitness In General Boynton,
journalist, taking the starch Out OF Ben Butler VIII
has boustcd that the newspapers did not make him
National Republican., 1878-06-29
FOR SALE.

EUR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property In the central section of the Ci " thn de
slra6le property situated at lis2 boundary street
northwest, comprising large and small cottage
wcll-lmprOved grounds. fruits, grapes flowers &c
Inquire ut iiHS Pennsylvania avenue amer four n NJ
National Republican., 1878-06-29
What Was 1t Done for?

ItNVW TFuNVII HITU0lIUHI'I
What was Doorkeeper Polk bounced for anyhow
IL Congress can vote him his full salary aud de.
clare his reputation Is spotleSs? So good a man
ought to have been kept In Office. and then there
would have been no trouble about General Shields
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Most Undoubtedly.

IInllhuclpnlA frCS.I
Drunken Congressman are natural outgrowth
OF bar room politics. ifvotcrs were less reckless OF
their own interests, whisky would be less neces.
sary element of political success.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

7 Mrs. jerks is "a bigger man" than
Boss MCMAHON, Ben BUTLER, and
SPRINGER rolled into one. But the public
is getting tired of her.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Kentucky Motlesty.

Whenever tho editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal has occasion to refer to himself In his own
paper he prefixcs the Hon." to his name just TO
let people know that he was accidentally In Con-
gress. His mOdesty bespeaks his merit.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
A Gnnil Send.OM.
[st. Louis Globe. Democrat.

st. Louis GlObe-Democrat
Let tho Republicans Of Illinois start their cam.
pagn with three rouSing cheers for Ulysses Grant.
II will consolidate the party In Illinois aud inspire
II with the hope througOut the country.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Tho Hewitt nnd Watterson pneI
INpW York ErDrcls

WattersOn returns to the encounter with Hewitt
like dog 10 q wUydchuck he had shaken and LETT
ton Of yoraCty between them, aud Wattcrsyu pro.
poses " leave II " u Committee This Is much bet
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Almost Up to the Gauge.

Boston traveller.
There is a 1attering flavor Of non artlsanship in
the general desire for the reelection of Leopold
Morse TO Congress. There Is at least no doubt In
the public mind that he was honestly elected and
that he honestly served his constituents Mr. Morse
Is almost up 10 the gauge OF Republicanism.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
WAITED.


WANTED.
w VAsTBB-cOrrISo. NY An EXPERT COPY
A. n G., RepubliCs,n ofifcp. Je:o u
NVANTED.-FOREIGNA AND DOMESTIC POST
w age stamps Of all kinds bought and sold ut 40
seventh street northwest, between ID and T., up
stairs. HILLES r DEMlSrER. je2s-N
A YOUNG MAN OF EXECUTIVE ABILITY
"A and experience dcsires position. mercantile or
otherwise Is not afi aid nf hard work references
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN
nurse, TO do light horsework; has oieT Ions to
going To the country references II required. Ad.
Dire No. 1874 Thirteenth street, between y and
northwest. ir,s.a
WANTED-BY 4 YOt' NC COLOKED BOY,
w noslon rs errandboy CT walter Address
JOHNSON. this office. Jesi.a
WANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
" l have list finished another of those Open
helm Jump Seats called the Little Joker Now you
buggy when closed aud ful four: passenger when
OPEN Call soon, Us they go on like hot cakes.
Ie:7-3t 1905 Pennsyivania avenue.
"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY SOPRANO SOLO
w singer, desires n position In n church choir.
trial. Address AZ 2" REPuBLICAS ofiice. jes7.a
VTANTED-TO TAKE FIRST-RATE CARE OF
w firstrass horse and carriage, for It's use dur
Republican oiiire eSat.a
"ANTED-BOrNTI LAND.WARRANTS AND
w Soldiers Additional Homestead Certificates.
J. VANCE LEWIS,
Room a. lie Droit Building,
leli-3m Washington, u. &.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
No Cause for disappointment.

As Mr. W. L. Chandler has persistcnty declared
that the Florida count was an honest one, II is din
cult to understand why the Democrats were disap
pointed with his testimony before the Potter com
mttcC.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Illinois Follows Suit.

Boston Traveller
Illinois follows suit TO Iowa. There don't appear
to be any discount to Western Rcpublcanlsm this
year, and II would he well for the East to keep is
cars Wide open 70 the spirit Of the hour.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Bring on the Next.
Down with Everything.

dayton Cohio) Journall
General Boynton Is the sixth Ohio man that Ben
Butler has been willing To let alone after one trial
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Developed More Drunkenness,
Harrisburg Telegraph

Harrisburg Telegraph
By general admission, It Is now all accepted fact
that the last session of the lower House OF Congress
;i.'~i"r~I -.i--.-''-' .--. was -~.i'dineu
In any similar body since the organization of the
Government,
National Republican., 1878-06-29

FOR SALE AND RENT,

ENOR SALE OR RENr-A FIRSTCLASS BREW
cry. within the city limits with Malt Mil and all
modern improvements appliances aud vessels
Address SOPHIA BECK,
Cumberland
lplI Ftw~ AllpRany County. MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

ter than the old Southern way Of settling disputes
OF this kind even though tho commission should
stand eight to soyen
National Republican., 1878-06-29
A Warm Remedy.

cleveland HcraId.I
good share ofthis conutry's troubles might bt
avoided II Ben Butler and Sam Tilden were given
consulatcs in some warm climate.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Tho Fiery Eurnucc.

New York World.l
Colonel Bob" Ingcnoll himself in this weather
admits that he secs nothing Improbable In the story
ofShndrach Mcshach. and Abednego.
National Republican., 1878-06-29

Cincinnati Gazette.l
Down with national banks up with shinplastcr
banks This is what Democratic statesmen are
National Republican., 1878-06-29
They Don't Wnnt Him

Syracuse Journal.
Secretary Sherman Is impatient to get hearing
before the Potter committee. He promises To max,
a clean showing whenever he Is allowed to do 80.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
Cultured and Handsome.

tNcw York Express.
George William Curtis Is cultured and handsome
and good, but Ex-Governor Morgan has the barrels
vntI
National Republican., 1878-06-29
The Sweet Sucker of Sangamon.
Ll,hlcnun lrihilnn

TVHIcHRO IrIDuIIt,I
Butler held out nearly three hours and Mcmahon
for two hours on Saturday, but It only took Mrs.
Jenks very few minutes TO finish up springer. lie
lasted about as long tho bull that butted the To-
pnmntiya
National Republican., 1878-06-29

Persons leaving the city during the sum.
mer months can nave TIE NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN mailed to their address by or
dering 1t at the counting room OF this Of
flee, either In person or by letter. Terms
Gny cents per month. including postage.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
A Witne.. that Cunnnt Lie.

Philadelphia Times
Tho country Is waiting with marked patience for
Potters committee to call q witness who canno
tell u lie.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

q ~ -
nl5ys EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE
W. cclebrntcl physician, Erasmus Wilson, Of Lon
don, Eng. several severe cases OF Incipl-
ent consumption have come under my observation
thai have been ctlrcd By the timely use of CUldcns
Liebi.'s Extract Or Beef aud Tonic fnvigoraior."
Je2p5t
slBs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons concerned Of the passage OF the law,
approved June 49, ISIS, for the revision Of as~.s
mens for special improvements, Sc by the terms Of
which all applications for relief under II must be filed
with the Conm scion, RS oi the District Of Columble
within thirty days from the passage of said law,
which Will expire July ~ lsIS By order OF the Com.
mtsioners of tie District Of Golnni6Ia, ,,
Clerk In Charge OF spec al Asses .menis
~ tlon-The Mary Washington viii make two
trips TUESDAY NEXT, Iuiy 2, TO Mount Vernon
springs at 10 and i where the association will
venc ut O'Clock nnl give general fruit exhibition,
will point the discussion, which will be an open one.
Themei What We Don't Know About Fruit Grow.
Fare to the general public, Any cents,
]. K sNODGRAss,
Ie6Gt Secretary.
tS by Fluid Lightning, ~ hundreds In the city
can testify. Sold at Coushlns drugstore. jan:9.u
.hSss HEADAtH HE .TODTHACIE EARACIfE.
~ &c. cured by Fluid Lightning sold at
C0ughlins drug store, Masonic Temple. Jan!s-u
flB. NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURIsY. CRAMP
~ Cole, &C., &r., relieved at once by Fluid Light
ming, sold at Coughlhs drug store, Masonic Temple.
Jan1stE
NlJ HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, PONDs EX.
w TRACT, Homeopatlic ic NJ edlcncs. sold at TEN.
pies Drug store. = and Ninth streets ssu
CANDIA SOAPMADE FROM PURE OLIVE OIL,
~ ut DREw'S DRUG STORE, corner Ninth aud
Pennsylvania avenue. je2liu
National Republican., 1878-06-29

NAr1osRI ThS kSGrh sFSts f2qS,fsnS SSb ssa6Rr LINE
NORTH, Z hS%EtS%$I $t,!E ,S!%E$Isr. AND SOUTH.
AT,,JAES To- TAkS ! ii, EsrFfT fEs AM
AaHt-,Srw Y5RE 5fsSc f MffEl9fGpIp AND nos
iImoTg only steps =, sn!pSy, IA EHaTS annapolis
90 6D.Baitimorr, Annapolis, and Way Cranperry.
Straburg, Winchester, Hagerstown. and Way via
~. G.BtALrLMoRE AND I;AuREL EYrnfss
X3Rk STIAgEtIHA lp R9sTS2S s Ss
YORK and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis June.
;, sssztsT; LOUIE GHIcAGo coLuMBus,, AND
PIrISBuRG EXpbLss hageystown and VALLEY
Pullman Cars 70 Cincinnati daily. GraiIon to san
s scS-on y SUNDAY nnf oniy"BsIiimoro Annapolis and
iSGo-RALTIMoRE EXPRESS. ST, p, at Bladen,-
burg Beltsye, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, jcs,ups
And Hanover.
rGs IttXhW Xrh Y"fk Ins ms
I%$TAE fEfsss. II ssy Asa sisps
isi"iroi1t Si Rocks, Frederick, IIrscrstown Win.
chester and WAY stations On sundays to ront OF
rsSs,1tPfI II$PEffFHIlRS \. SSRrSLk. .SSB hAL.
NPna s9"%'y 10 boat SH. al
Canton stops at lilndcnsburg and Laurel
GJl-tBnltimore and Way Stations. -
7:i5-tClIiCAGO AND COLUMBUS E\pRIs5S
Sleeping ears to Chicago
SI0-tBALTIMORE ENpRfSS
gs5-+S'T. Lou Is CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND ptTTSBUtU EMPRESS PiusbuTg except
n$ETib%E %xFl gtfAPEErnIA gf4aplSt III 70 4sp Nss
YORK @ and spe ;iai i S,gapns car TO PhiIsdcipih
fDaiIy. Other trais daily, cxrcp, sunday
All other trains dn y except sunday.
All trains stop At Relay station
All thi ongh trains Will stop at sir Johns Fun for
passengers to and nom Berkeley springs, and Deer
Park and Onkan Ito els dur ng the season. -
For further Information apply at the Batimofp1
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, M d tSS
col aud U3 prnnsylvania avenue. and Gi3 Fifteenth
street northwest Washington, aud Masonic Temple.
High street. Georgetown where orders will be takea
for baggage to be checked aud received ut any point
W T. CLEMENTS. Master of Transportion.
| l. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO, 5, kOONTZ General Agent. ici0
National Republican., 1878-06-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nIfo OWING TO THE GREAT AWAKENING
kS and powerful revival conducted by the hoy
Preacher at tho TabenaCle. Twelfth street south
east, revival services will be held THIS (SATUR-
DAY. NIGHT, ats O'Clock. hllday revival services
sabbath, II n IN. and y. M; praise 7D .nnd 3.
National Republican., 1878-06-29
1910 GREAT 1910
PENNSYLyANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND souTHwEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EcUIP
1873

,, rENNSYhIXANIA. ROUTE -.
SPLENDID sckNEFMIEi MEiN4 EMN4fdSiflcESr Eeoif
TRAINS LEAVE WHsHISGToN, Is \ ti'otN from Depo. coz
ner Of sixth and y streets ,s follows; ,.,v NH,
parlor Car to PIt,s6urs and sleeping Car, ifom
Ilttsburg to Cincinnati. 81 Louis, and Chioaxot
HStMSREE SIRilEE Nb T'b felfGsa ffSfSaSc az e
FOR Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fsla
Sh P.ss sSs'h Gafs M 10 e %aeSs m Fof
Lock Haven, and Emira at ioioa ~ uniiy' ek-
Fer Hsw YORK and the East. Ia a m. and $50 m.
daily, with Palace Cars attached lmtsd Ex-
press Of Pullman Parior Cars, wv IL ui- daily e.
For Bfookiyn, New York, all through trains connca
anording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
lug double ierriase and journey across New YORK
for New York and the East, i:so p. m daily, erccps
Sunday. with Sleeping Cars from Washington 10
For rIiladelpnia i:so p m daily e5eep, sunday and
PTss IA m or dRhy s1ssps sspa m and Z,
For Popes Creek Line, SIS a. m. And tso p m. da1y
For xnnnpohs, c'ij m. and "a tp Il, daily eIceps
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way AND ALExANDRiA AND WASHING
For AIraNNdfir 9iS e. H. I" m, m; \ "a ao a.
For Richmond and the south :;t and gODa- M daily,
rn I'D 60 p NJ, daily esc.P, SUNDAY; W.iS.,or
Tn sunday sur; at s. G and 10 an .. m, and O. Ut ep h, h ~ -
comniodstons can be procured at ths Siices-norti.
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay-
yana avenue and al ihe depot, where orders can Be
len for the checking OF baggage to destination ron
"''e' l. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, GenerM Manakor. Cpl uA
National Republican., 1878-06-29
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,

SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA.
Alum, Chaly beate and sui phur Waters; bar ele-
walton 1000 feet excursion tickets via u. 4 o. X. n
Terms D to SIS per four weeks; special rates to fami
lies. For terms and pamphlets address
Jel0lm A. J. MYERS, Proprietor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-20
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
September 20. 1878.
Cleared Yesterday.
he clearances at the Customhouse yesterday

Arrived
Ship Bombay. Peterson At days from Rookport Me,
with Ice, to j Warner-1st dis 10
Ship Orient Allen, So days from Liverpool to master
-4th dis
Nor ba k Albert. Anderson, IS days I'm Havre. to
e Forestier-3d dis SO
Span bark salefa Trisbisropi, 5 DAYS fm Havana in
hall4st, to PUG Corral &co-2G dis
Barkentine Elliott Ritche, Hutchinson, so days I'm
Antwerp, TO maater-4th dis Fourth st
STEAMBOATS,.
Isabel Bassett from Lower Coast
a Assumption. Charlet. from Bayou Lafourehe
Rice Farmer DeBouchel. from Kennerviile
Mary Tda. Ruiz from Upper Coast
s. Mary Brown from Bayou Sara ..
Alvin Scoveli, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine, Vallette. from Lower Coast
Below-ComfnE UDs
Err bark Refine des Anges, Lecuyer, from Hayre, to
poutz e. Son
At Quarantine Station.
Steamship City Of Mexico, Mcintosh fm Vera Cruz,
to PUG, Corral Zoo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-20
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
New Orleans. September IS, 1878.
NnAARR7-.A dnniYisfrafffa Enz.inss 81

New Orleans. September 49, 1878. !
Mo- 1887 Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, for
the month of August, 1873, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rants Oh the Administrator of Finance In
payment of the same whenever there shall
be money in the City Treasury to the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account and
notothetwise appropriated:
Firemels Charitable Association OF
New Orleans, for services rem
dered as per contract .$11,666 66
Firemen's Charitable Association Of
the Fifth District, for services rem
dered as per contract :.::..,.. 1000 90
Firemens Charitable Association of
the Sixth District, for services rem
dered as per contract ..:.::....: 1900 90
Firensen's Charitable Association OF
the Seventh District for services
rendered as per contract ......:... s6e &C
Board of Underwriters, for services
rendered by the Babcock machines 500 90
1SlnL. ..+.........-.. ...s.....*s. 31otooo OF
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans September II, 1878.
Yeas Brown, Cavanac, Diamond, Nc
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
THos. q. RAP1ER, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-20
BA EHz EHs

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ON
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA
e. The steamships Of the North Seq
man lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Frankfurt October About Novern. 3;
Hanover -....... October % About EoyeKn u.
These steamers touch outward at Havre anaa
Havana. and ON their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Southampton or Havra 10 Raa
vana OF New Orleans-Caban s1sa gold: sseess
From s New Orleans to southampton. Rayrs O.
Bremen--Cabia, $50 {gold; steerage, sAs tgolds
tgolH; steerage. s1s gold.
dren under one year. free.
N, B.-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter II. Err
hard. in Galveston, Is authorized to issuestears
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, ga, gold
From Bremen to Indfanola, S45 co. gold,
The company reserves tbs right TO easnResns
route Of the steamers. their advertised days oS
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen aukhamUknMa
or Havre to New Orleans issued By ;hs undaEs
signed.
r0f s. 1 RHs55tdHIfEs fRpE &c. Agents.
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