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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-21

Court met pursuant to ado ur nnent, pres
ent the Hon. Robt- Croker, Judge; p. G..
Lowe, Sheriff of Leavenworth County, and
McCown Hunt, Clerk. The following pro-
ceedings were had:
Kansas Mutual Sick Relief Society against
Gustav Stalh ct al.-On motion of J. n. Sprat-
ley, one OF the defendants, IL is ordered that
the former appraisement made herein Of the
tracts of land ordered sold, be and the same
is hereby set aside and a new appraisement
ordered.
Gangohoner vs.. Casper The jury fee here
in having been paid by the defendant, IL ID
ordered that judgment be entered in favor ol
the defendant and against the plaintiff for
costs OF suit.
Coriette vs.. the Cityof fLsavenworfh-Leaye
given plaintiff to amend petition by inter.
nneation, which Is done; defendant xtvep
ten days In which 70 amend its answer.
Wood ward as Assignee VI. A. Eaves-De-
fendant moved for leave 20 amend answer:
motion overruied and exceptions, findin9 for
piaintifY E,0ss; defendant gave nosice Of :
motion for new trial.
Same VS.. d. W. Eaves-Defendants motion
ceptions, finding for plaintiff Judgment and
foreclosure ordered.
Adjourned until this morning at ter
O'Clock.
TaR man who was injured n the ferry land
ing Saturday mornlng Was Mr.. Whitman i'm.
sssad Of Fentoo. - reported. The fnjuriss con.
siseed of dAaaoea&iooof The thigh and ssver,,
bsulsee on the lsg. He vns attended hv n
n. g. ThomaAs and = reported 10 - Soins
veil.
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Cansu napaion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hand by an East In.
dia missionary, the formula Of a simple vego.
table remedy for the speedy aud permanent
cure Of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma, and all throat and lung affections
also a positive and radical ..cure for nervous
debility and ali nervous complaints, after
having tested it,. wonderful curative powers,
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make II known to his suffering fellows. Ac
iuated by this mo;ivs, and q desire 10 relieve
human suffering, / will send free Of charge
tn al Swho desire. this receipt In German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing AID using, Send by mail by ad.
dressing wi h stamp, naming this paper. W.
W. Sherar, l.s Powers block, Rochester. New
York. tan5lwSt
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10 TIE ET,D F1wER OF
S JOUR E
HUMPHREYS

"a u
si1plE. ECCaJaECAE.aH !. aHd EFFICIENT
medicines kns~r. They are just what
tie people want. saving time. money,
sickness ans. suffering. Every single
,Ess.;.s s,, the vel triea prescription Of
Nos. Cnres Cents
a. feNcrS, Congestion, lLasnrnat;ons, .
= worms. " orm Fever Worm Coic 2
) 10 EE-S'1'ir, o. Teothing Of Infants. :
$ A54a.Ess-s- OF Children or Adults, =
3. DT-y-..ss'y- Gripping. Bilious Cole, 2
9. SEC-c.a- erbus. VOInitiig, :
Z. Css,-liS, Colds, Bronchitis. .
: NEURALGIA, IOCthache Facesche, .
..eaaacheS, Sick Headache, Vertigo, ?
70. BY sCpsia. Billions Stcmaeb, =
II. suppressed. o. Painful Periods, =
y. whites, too fr0lVse Periods. 2,
T. esrsiin- Cogsh, Difficult Breathing, :.
i. Saii ieie,g ,. Ery~.Delas Eruptiurs q
=. Ee'sc'5riss !i-f'l- BEevmaiic Pains, ?,
- Er' - ;.n'i --s-t;H, CHI Fever, Agues,. 5.
IS -or'it',s, ,i:iF, ami soTes' or weak Eyes, ;,
- -'s.sgri,. -crte - chronic. Iuiaeuza, 5,
% tEisosr I. .--s5l!Eii, violent coughs, y
-. : Ssiita 4, oppressed Breathing, 81
- S,aF Sisch zi'sSe> inpaired hearing, 8
= Srroiuin, enlarged glands Sweilings, s
p. General Debility, Ply -ical Weakness, q
5. ers ..y AID seaaty Secreiions, 81
Is. Se.i-siciSaes>, sickness from riding, s.
q. fiidney-E,sesSs. Gravel, . 5G
q. Nervous Eebiiity. Vital Weakness, 1 O.
81. Trlnary W Weakness, wettins the bed, s
81. Painful Periods, orwith Spssms, 81
81 Disease Of Heart, palpitafions, etc. 90
g. Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Nitus' Dance, I 90
81 siplstheria. liberated sore throat, 50
IS. Chronic ConSeStiOns and Eruptions, 20
FAMILY CASES.
Case. Morocco, with above b large vials and
Manual Of directions, elO.0o
Case Morocco, of 20 large walls and Book, S.0o
These remedies are sent by the ease
single box Or vial, to any part Of the
country, free of charge, ON receipt 0f
price. Address
Eunlrhreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co.
ONCE and Depot. le9 Fulton 81. New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
u Humphreys Specific Manual on the
care and treatment of disease and its cure
sent FREE on application.
Iheo. Egersdorff and f. J. Humphreys
agents iOr Leavenworth. iuneSeod&w
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from "Wednesday Mornings Daily J

w eUut>16y Ds>A-S'J
ANOTHER masquerade ball is being talked
| of.
ST. PArKIcKs DAY will be properly celebra-
ted.
THE Purim feast begins this spring on the
even ng of 81. Patrickhs day.
ONLY two ira nps were registered at the cal
aboose last night at nine O'Clock.
Business was dull in the way of collections
in the County Treasurer's office yesterday.
WHEN writing to advertisers say you saw
h eir card in this paper.
A KANSAS CITY detective was here yester.
day, in search O; a man who is wanted, bu,
did not find him.
THE condition of the various railroad
beds" have been greatly improved during
the past two days
The moon arose last night shortly after ten
O'Clock and caused the night 10 appear not
unlike the climate OF Italy.
THE examination OF the County schools
will take place IN Tonganoxie, and in this
city simultaneously, next Saturday.
THE Office of Register OF Deeds was bare of
anything like An item yesterday. The ofn-
GERS seem to be having an easy time of it.
THE movement which has been made to
re-macadamize Cherokee, Delaware and
Shawnee streets Is meeting with much favor
Ice merchants are already beginning TO as
sumo an independent tone when conversing
with anyone who is likely to become a Gus
toner.
NEXT Saturday will probably be the last
day of the December term of the District
Court. 1t will at all events be the last motion
day in the term.
THE proprietors of the Continental Hotel
are generally overhauling the building and
placing IL in good shape. Carpenters were at
work remodeling the stairways yesterday.
SHERIFF LOWE began moving into his new
quarters at the county jail yesterday. The
building has been so generally renovated and
beautified that IT will be a pleasant place TO
live in.
THE feast of Purlm begins this year on the
evening of March l5th, at sunset, and cone
inues until the evening OF the 18th. Their
will be no display this season in the way of a
ball.
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Stock Market.


CATTLE-Butchers3 3a31.c; Mutton &c.
lIOGS-3 2D6s3 80 ; and stronger in live and
OUTSIDE price for choice lots of a. &C. was paid
yesterday.
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily-l


THE District Court was in session yester-
day.
VERY few people from the country were In
the city yesterday.
THE receipts in the County Treasurer's s
Office yesterday were $1,000.
GERMANIA Lodge, number g. /. o. o. r. Is to
give a grand ball on the evening OF the 2j:h.
THE Charlotte Thompson troupe left yester-
day morning on the Kansas Pacific, Tor To-
peka-
THE Conductors Union Bail, TO be given at
Trenton, Mo-, on next Friday night, will be
attended by a arge number Of our people.
THE roller skating season j. on us again and
will De opened up at the Occidental hall,
this evening. Whiteheair's band viii be in
ATTENDANCE
WoLSEs, wild cats and foxes are at a pre-
MUM at the Court House, as the County
Clerk is empowered to pay one dollar per
scalp for them
THERE is a rumor to the effect that all the
Justices of the Peace recently elected are not
entitled y their offices. II is thought the
Offices are 10 be iilled next April.
THE Emmet Benevolent Society will give a
banquet in honor Of the Centennial anniver-
sary of the birth of Robert Emmett. II VIII
be worthy of the attention of any and all
who have kindly feeling for Ireland
THE many friends of Mrs. Chas. Tholt u
will regret 10 learn that she died on last Sun
day evening. The funeral, which took place
from the family residence at the corner Of
Elm and Second streets, was very largely at =
ten led yesterday afternoon.
THE voting upon the successor TO Pho Mono
will commence to-day. Two ballots each
day will be taken, at 10 O'Clock in the morn
and O'Clock "A
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eSEliE 2S'LlYER PILlS5
seii-rs Lixr- fse- Save sa-d fsr Thirty y-srs ~
st1eea-t R<1ssfy inr ne --f- as Liver canpiainI
kcasus-u-ss. s-. Hz.1-eAe- as4 I'll Dsran<s II
merits 81 The Liver
-sellers' SerHfsxe. the r,.s Wen De-
ar0yev." erFeiies 800 large live vsrms frsn nv ~
VI esld . years "a "a ssrser 81 Ls1i. - Prse
go "a ny,1r drusxls - Z heep - - ~ N
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QUITE a large number Of skaters enjoyed
the pleasures incidental to hard work, grace
ful movements and broken heads, at
Laing's Hall, last night. The open
ing night OF the season was q very successful
one, and the sore limbs to-day will amply
repay those who were present.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-21

Renew Your Subscription.
You can now renew for Sl.O0, after March
LIST, ii will be SOD per annum.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-21

ArrxxrIox d particularly called to Stew
ems Garriguss advertisement. Those Who
deal in their articles wonld do well to write
them for .. circular which win be sent free
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-21
BALTIMORE Corn MARKET.
X. c.PRoDUcE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 10.
CORN Dull and lower; western mixed
spot, February and March, SIC,
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That Bigaoy Case.

The man, Thomas Hill who was mentioned
yesterday morning as . bigamlst, was hell
to bail, yesterday morning in police court, In
the sum of $50, and in default was committed
to jail. His has been an eventful career. He
was discharged from the 10th cavalry July
18th, 1872, at Camp Supply, and went to Hays
City, where he was married to Eliza Simms.
The couple removed to Manhattan, where the
wife lived and owned . homestead. He oo-
tanned work about the college building, rs a
slender" for the plasterers, and worked there
for some time. He, one evening. got = letter
from . girl who had been staying in the
house. and had gone 70 W.meso and hi, his
after which he packed up and LEM He, after
.andering aooSt bot for 6 some % time. arrivsd mere
Mrs. Mary Christina, . widow woman who
then lived on Ottowa street near the corner
weeks ecquaint nee. ne married her on the
9TH OF last August the ceeemony being per-
formed by Rev. Dennis Jones. Wife No.
is s"trying 70 make his living BY marrying /"
she seems to be quiet and Vel disposed per
son and ID very well behaved.
ArfxxrIoN II particularly called to Stew
ems 4 Garriguss advertisement. Those Who
| deal in their articles wonld do well to write
them for Q. .circular which win be sent free.
TIE Lab0rasory 81 shs oysss0.
The stomach is the laboratory ofthe system,
| in which certain mysterious processes are
constantly going on. These result in the D. o.
ducsion of that wonderful vivifying aeent the
blood, which In . ssate Of health rushes laden
with the elements Of vitality 70 the remoeest
parts Of the system. But when the stomach In
eemi-paralysed By dyspepsia, blood manufnc-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-21

Mr. McCowN HUNT, the indefatigable clerk
of the District Court had his desk profusely
piled with ..dead records, ,'or what is known
| To be papers for which there is no further i'm
| mediate use yes erday. He was busily engaged
| I'm the afternoon In arranging them for their
proper places in the vault.
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AHeas % Cisse-Crep Items.

| IOfAtue 1NIfOf 1nU -SoWs-Lttttf.I
1t IL reported that our public schools will
close about the middle of Mzrch-want Of
funds.
The wheat throughout the county is still
in fine condition and the prospects are be-
coming surer and surer every day for q
full crop Of wheat in 1873.
The corn is drying ont in good style, and
the spoiled corn is much less than was at
irst supposed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
ABOUT A LADY's AGE.

CLouTIERvILLE La, Feb. 2, 1873
Editor DemoGat--I have been led to the
conclusion that your contemporary, the re
np,tne Is edited or controlled in some way by
an old woman, or, ii it sounds any better, by
an old lady
That newspaper never omits an occasion TO
fling d slur at female worth, especially II the
individual of worth be youthful. ),
Not long ago. think in July of last year. it
made The statement that Miss Mary Ander-
son, who was mentioned by the papers as be-
ing eighteen, was of that age three years be-
fore that issue OF the paper.
| wrote brief and very polite letter to the
Picag,uee, correcting what | then supposed
was simple error OF its editor, showing that
at the date of my letter. July 2S, 1877, she had
arrived. on that very day, at the age OF 49,.
NV letter was not published. and having
been an occasional contributor to that sheet, |
had reason to suppose it would be; as was
setting it's editor and the public right.
Miss Anderson needs no puthng at my
hands, nor even from the New Orleans Pea
1ntne: but it does occur to me that when a
newspaper which makes high pretensions t6
veracity in it's utterances voluntarily alludes
to any person, it should at least tell the truth
or If 1t gets into error correct it.
Miss Mary Anderson was born on tht
twenty-eighth Of July, 1859, SO that she vii
not be twenty till July, 1879, and last
year, prior to the twenty eighth OF July, sh'
was in her eighteenth year. notwithstanding
the Picantne said she was eighteen three
years before.
ask you, as matter of justice, to publish
this letter, fearing only. one thing, that you
contemporary may get on its, or her head,
n very ungraceful attitude to be sure II ed
tied as suppose. Very respectfully.
j. f. GRIFFIN.
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RD. tenness Of the Lost Metropolis.


WASHINGTON, Feb 1o.-An examination by
treasury officials into the history OF the = E,
wrecked OH the North Carolina coast, shows
some facts not favorable to her owners Prior
to 1879 she was known as the Stars and Stripes,
and was registered at 4o7 tons. On July 20,
1871, her then owners, the Messrs. Lunt,
surrendered her papers at New York,
stating that she was broken up. The vessel
had previously been sent to Newburyport,
Mass, and was there heightened IS feet, and
given temporary register, under the name
Metropolis" measuring 1878 tons. She was
afterward given permanent register at New
York.
Capt Merriman, of the Life-saving Ser
vice. who has Just returned from the scene OF
the wreck, says the forward and aft sections
of the ship were SO rotten that they were all
broken to pieces, while the planking OF the
middle section, which was comparatively
new, was washed ashore in good condition
The lumber which formed part of the cargo
also came ashore in good condition. Capt
Merriman brought several pieces OF the
wreck to show the condition of the timbers
These he says, are as rotten as punk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-Jno B Gay and wife
Atlanta: 4 Warfeld, Mexico; A HAZEL, Dela7
Coleman ntte J, v Tay9g =, Mobile = =
Il woodward. L Markbreit, Cincinnati: F ?
Young. B. rklyn;. Blaneo, Mexicn; " Ma
deiro, 1t Louis: Phil Schuyler. q Il Redmond,
New York: J H Woodward. Wheeling; Z
Beard, city: NJ James. Y 5 A; Parlsot'
xicksburg;, Y Rogers. Kentucky F Fellow,
c Allen, J Il S,pher, st Mary; H NJ Baker. New
York: s s Way and wife. Bridgeport, Conn Jas
Swan and vie, Chamnlin. New York; y y
Griffith and wife, Kansas City; J Sanders 81
Mary: Mrs Tomlinson, Indianapolis; Mrs
Moore. Terre Haute. Ind.
CITY HOTEL Talbot New York; M
Al Hartley Ga: John NJ npsbury NJ 2. and q
Banker, Chicago: j 4 F. Campbell and wife,
Wood, Samuel Wood, Pa; p HaEdee. Clinton
city; D G Angan,,, New Haven; S n Ledereri
KGillen river; McCutche q = laz9o; Alon-
goula; W n YandelgI, Cantonn: 7 semmelin in
and wife. Bay St Louis; Q Packard aud son
city; G Nj Dougherty. Lower Coast: james Mes
ser. New iberia: Lansdale Cox. Mr. Cox. As;
sumption: NJ Goldsmith, Goetz. Mobile;
Richmond city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
sHAUGHRAUN.

Editor Democdt-The DEMOCRAT rightly
supposes that the cause Of the ill-feeling held
against "Shaughraun," now being played at
the Academy, is the disgraceful and unnatural RAJ
wake towards the end of the play, and II the
Picnnme and Times had any respect for the
sentiments Of our Irish population, they would
not find it SO difficult as they allege 10 aiScov
or and atigmatiye the indecent ana lIlsn
points OF play that has been me suDlect, "a
resentful comment among the Irish popuia-
ton of our city for two or three DAYS past.
s'Sbaughraun . in the hands OF Its talented
and patriotic author with o full cast OF thor
ough Irish actors, has had no easy career on
account of that very scene which is no more
like n characteristic Irish wake than Potto.
wattomic dance or a HindOo jamboree. But
In the hands Of actors who are not irish, put
English or Yankee: whose highest concep-
tinn of Irish character produces the lllIterate
and vulgar buffoon, or the drunken, riotous
sot; whose idea of Irish dialect ls "flfm pelle1
that 1t consists in a perverse mlspronunela-
ton of every English word and an intonatl9 9n
impossible Of comprehension, III such httileis
very much Of the play, but the wake scene
especially, is the veriest travesty OF irish
There ID much merit in great deal Of the
acting and what merit has been SHOWN IS
, highly appreciated. 1t Is the glarlng laults
we complain of.
we Irish have no recollection Of seeing the
niece and housekeeper, OF parish priest
wearing low-necked, sleeveless dresses. MOI
have we ever Known u priest WbV pe5i ~
so many sickIy demonstrations OF love in his
own house aid in his very presence. TO say
nothing of the occasional caresses from MN
self.
The writing of an offensive play Is but
very venial offense compared with the rem
dition of it on the boards of a public theatre
and when that rendition is of such character
spectacle class OF people, The actors who at
tempt it must not hope to shift the RESPONSE
blity for the insult upon the shoulders OF thu
author, nor seek to shelter themselves from
an indignant audience by the presence 9
ladies'. AN FRESHMAN.
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The Paris ExnOsitiOn.

The ships Constitution and Supply will sail
ton on Monday, the 25th inst The Constitu-
ton will sail from Philadelphia and the Sup
ply from Brooklyn. The steamer Wyandotte
will leave Washington March l, with the gov.
philadelphia too late for the Constitution
The Constitution and Supply will commence
loading in a few days. and exhibitors should
s,,+n In 70 n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures by the Mobile fast line
last evening were the following: G. De W; Glib,
son, New York; r. stevens. W. Dodsworah and
Il. W. Cameron, savannah: Warren Even New
cinnati: J. Bernheim and wife. New York
W. B, Kidd. Louisville; James 7. King and wife
and Miss Carrie Atwater, ST. Louis; VIM. L
Walsh New York; G. r. Griffith. Baltimore
Geo. n. Murphy. Chicago; Louis + Bossard st
Louis A. Il. Bingham and VIM. Fl Nash. New
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
DR.. SYDNEY DAVlESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
NJ. r.. c. g. LONDON. N. D. Giesen,
Author Of Practical DISSERTATIONS on Nervous
os senior Proprietor ria &c Of the Missouri
State Museum OF Anatomy,
= ,nfor 81 no hou cjiiz Mo Of New Orleans
and Vicinity and especially those who have al.
ready awaited themselves Of his services. that
he has returned to the city for the season and
his old rooms
o Rampant street, Between Canal and
Cust0mhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
DroDA XVI s having adopted as his line of
practice the treatment and cure Of
Nervous Diseases.
Has spent years of study and research IN that
branch of Medical Science bearing specially on
th1F Sp R fssogRnHg 6Rs ea1sne nerTe"
mental and physical debility and the loss OF all
Vitality. and his long and varied experience IN
Years yea Of the most successful practice, both In
| Europe and America, enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
| who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
| specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
is however desirable that Ct least one per-
| DR.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care of ignorant charlatans have only IN.
creased their suferngs The physician, who n
| understands his profession and lab@rs with IN
telligenee to advance it In the respect Of men
beneactor to mankind and the !, hign Els est IL
| physicians themselves. is proof that all VINO
| apply to him may have
Implicit Faith in a Rapid ana fefma'
/ nent Cure.
DR.. DAvIEsoNs work Practical ;1G u o ssry
valuable guide and may be had, bound II
cloth, price Is cents: BY addressing the author
Dr.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON. No. Rampant street
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. OPPOSITE
Dr. DAVIDSON may be consulted lied q a,,1 No To-,
house. New Orleans. up to the 31st OF March
after which his address will be 17o5 Olive street
st, Louis, where he has been permanently 10
Gated for many years
once hours from 10 q. N. to 8 p. M, and fron
Z to 0. m. Sundays. 10 a. n till p. m. only.
\ nos 6m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

1.-THE DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
che views expressed in the communications
nnder this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible partiesl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
Jersey AND ALDERNEY

JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
Corner CarOnaelet and Common streets
and Branch, No. 60 Canal street, neal
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the city where this cele
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
MIX and Buttermilk, at cents Der glass. re-
ceived daily on Ice. via Jackson RAILROAD. from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. SAID stoek ls
from the we'll known Fowler's importations OF
Jersey and Attorney cattle:
Also kept on hand, Mead, Soda, yichy. Mia
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry.
se6 1y5thp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash q Hosigson.

COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
For account Of whom 1t m ay concern.
DY NASH Il HODGSON-W. /. HODGSON.
ID Auctioneer Office No. 10 Carondelet street.
on the levee, head of Customhouse street, at
public auction will be sold
45o bales COTTON tmore or lessh from the
wreck of The steamer La Belle ex steamer Col.
A. p Koups.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury notes.
fnt5 1T
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Faience pate dure and royal Wooster china.
a elaborated and plain. at E. Offner & Co.'S. oppo-
site the Varieties Theatre.
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AMUsEMENTs.
OUSE. OPERA HOUSE

OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE
AIME ZEE.
Six gala representations by
VILE. Aimee's opera Boufre Company.
In conjunction with
Durand's French Dramatic Company.
-Four Nights and Two Matinees.
The grandest combination ever presented to
the New Orleans pubic at the very popular
price of RESERVED SEATS ONE DOL
LAR. Each representation an entire opera
Wednesday Matinee. February 1S-LE DUO
JOB-LA PEHfCHOLR.
Wednesday Evening-LA JOLIE PARFU-
MEUsE and MILE I,E LA SElGLIERE.
Thursday Evening" p; Fe h4 1a 1ldN PETIT
Friday evening, February 15-LA PAPIL~
L0NNE. and Aimee in BARRIE BLEU.
Saturday noon. Combination Matinee-BRBE-
and Aimee in LA MARJOLAlNE.
Saturday evening. farewell. performaneenLE S
DOMTNOS ROSES. ard Aimee In LES CENT
VIERGES The opera commences at pre-
Sunday Evening LIE BOssU Dukes Mottol.
Box office now open at the Theatre. fe12 I'd