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Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25

The Missouri river is reported to be higher than for twelve ysars past.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25

She was a stylish young lady, sboRt eigteep years old, and to ac- eofDm0datca friend sbe took tic ba- by out for aq airing. She was wheel I ing it up and down the walk, when an oldish man, very deaf, came along and inquired for a certain person supposed to live on that street. She nearly yelled her head eff trying to answer him, and he looked around, caught sight of the baby and said:
 Nice child, that. Isuppose yon feel proud of himsn
 s'It isn't mine, 2 she yelled at him.
 Boy, ehl Well, he looks just like you"
 Ut isn't minel1 she yelled again, but he nodded his head and connnu- ed:
 "Twins, eb? Where's the other Oneg"
 She started of with the cab, but he followed aud asked:
 sDid it de of co.ic?'
 Despairing of making him under stand by worlls of mouth, she point ed to the baby, Ut herself, and then shook her head.
 "Yes-yes, I see--t'other twin in the house. Their father is fond of them, of course.
 She turned the cab, and hurried the other way, but he followed and asked:
 Do they kick around much at nights?s
 II tell you 'taint mine, she shouted, looking very red in the facc.
 T think you're wrong therel' he answered. Children brought up en the bottle are apt to pine and die"
 She started on a run for the gate, but before she opened it he cameu up and asked;
 'sHaye to spank lem once and a- while, l suppose
 She made about twenty gestures in half minute, and he helped the cab through the gate. and sad:
 tOur children were all tWins, and I'h seEd ny wife down to give you some advce. You see-
 But she picked up q flower pot and flung 1t at him. He jumped back and as she entered tue house he call- cd out:
 Hope insanity won't break out on the tNins
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25


 From the Star, Tucson. Ex- Gov. Stafford is expected in Arizona within a few days.
 Captain Ledger shot himself through the head at the CosmOpoli- tan Hotel
 Information in regard to John c. Colt is asked for by Wells, Fargo & Co., in Tucson.
 The thermometer reached 11S in the shade at Meyers drug store.
 A banner bearing the name of H. .S. Stevens is floating oyer the Cos mopohtan Hotel in honor of his ar rlsal in Tucson.
 keFens and Griffith have taken a sub-eontract fren Chidesser. to car ry the mal betveen Tucson and Ysl- ma The slow schedule is four and one half days between kere and Yu- ma instead of three days as former ly, which reduces the stock on the road one half, and all letters receiY- ed or sent will be delayed two days. This arrangement is an iasult tO Ar izona, and the Post Office Depart ment at Washington is to blame for 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25
The Enterprise. Henry B. Curtis

The Enterprise: Henry B. Curtis was sentenced to be hanged August 23d.
 June 22d, at 2 p. m., the Denver < Rio Grande ralIread crossed the Rio 6rande at Alamosa, being the first that ever crossed this stream. This point is 250 miles from Denver, 120 miles from Santa Fe and 35. miles from Garland.
 They snake lem in Prescott Wm. McCl0ud has given bond in the sum of S2 GOO to answer 3 charge of as- saalt on 5. II. Weaver, before the DisnIct Court.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25
c. 4. sWAsEY.
Justice Of the peace, Notary Public,
 AND---

AND
 Commissioner of Deeds for aI the
 Pacific stases and Territories Offers his services 10 Buyers and =e lers of mines, and 10 iocslfe,s and owners who wish to prec,'Te patents to their claims; alo ts, Iaose wanting deeds, con tracts. iiens power oi Attorney noses bills letsers or instruments of any tind in writing all for the Seriiastien ol oaths and afirnlation> and eking ot aeknowl- edgements. tie will always bs ioUld in his office at the Pioneer News Depot.
 Broad St. Globe City, 4. T,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25
Remarkable Twins.

A DeW pair of twins who may riv- al the fame of the Siamess couple have arrived at the New York aquar- ium. Rose and Marie are the names of the St. BsnoIt twins, who may be described either as two girls with one abdomen and one pair of legs, or as one girl with two heads, tvo chests and two pairs of arms. Rose is 8 blonde; Marie is Q brunette. each is French and seven months old, from St Benoit, a village near Montreal, CaDada. Their parents are demuse peasants. who appear to love the twin offspring. Their mother nurses them as any other mother would nurse a bona 6de set of twins. Together their shape is like the letter T. The right leg is used by Rose and the left by Marie, who has no authority over the right leg, while Rose has none over the left. They have one stom- ach between them Rose sometimes sleeps while Marie laughs, and vice versa
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25
Gen. sherman's Blun5sr.

4 Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes thus. There lis a gFeat deal of comnent here over the extraordinary and unwaraatabie speech of Gen. Sherman at the din- ner of the Vest Point alumni recent- ly. Gen Sherman is represented aa having said that if any attempt was made to disturb Afr Hayes tltls tbe latter would have nerve enough to maintain bis rights, and in doiag SC would have the suppoT of tue army. Some of Gen Shersnsus own friends here say that he has, by his political speeches in the lust wear or two. done more to stir up popular prejudice against the army than all other eaus- es combined It IS known that many army officers of high rank and dis tinguished reputation deny General Sherman's right to place the army in the attitude of taking aides in the politics of the country
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25

Virginia Cily. July 10.-At g o'clock last evening the eighth drill hole connected the 1600 foot level of the Savage mine with the Suuo un- nel At I0:35 eight grant cartridg- es were put in ard exploded. The blast blew out a hole about seven feet across and instantly a rush of smoke and bot air was waited through the drift blowing out tbe lanterns of the miners and filing the drft with dust and gravel. The draft is also very strong and is gradually increas- ing.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-25

Louisville dates report Mollie Me- Carthy as recovering fast. Ten Broeck is believed to have rln bis last race.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
ocean Freights.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HOTEL-E Burton, PhiladeI
phla: VIM Gilmore, New York jefferson Davis
Missssipgi:J o Reynolds. Mobile; S Barker
New York; Gen De Trobriand. U s A: Mrs
Cleland. Mobile Z o Hebert, Louisiana; j
Gibson. E .Schmitt, CINCINNATI: " Allison
) Il Waller, b L1nehan. Dubuque; M J Wal
dron. Memphis; + Whitfield EVANSVILLE {
Gullens, st Louis; r. III Morfee. Mississippi
ders, st Mary; W A Robertson, st Landry: ii
SchmOok, 9 l. Campbell, New York; J Lum
city; A ID Bourgere. st Charles II l. Garland
city
ST. JAMES HoTEL-F A Young. city; V {
Dentzel, city: N A Newell. Toledo: A Garter
Mrs Porter East Felciana; Geo Nj Dees. New
York: George Howe, Grand Bay; NJ Dawson
s vrsnie Mrs searas Mrs "a John A
YORK; HanselI, city: Z Anspach. Brandon
Miss; Q A Nabb. Louisville: M Sherwood
mississippi; Capt Thomas, Albany; G L Ed
OAssIDY'S .HOTEL-Jose Y Sanchez. Ha-
vana; Mrs Wetmore. Mrs Gathright Pontct
tqula: Jennet Mobile; L Carroll. Missis-
ssipp; tnr W[lIiams g. L.; Care Thbo
Alabama; Chas Harper coast: r Cocks
Avoyelles; + W Cason, st Landry; P Harper
st Charles parish; @ Pardee. s. Ex. Co.
CITY HOTBL-H G Carroll, Mississippi; L
folk. Va; Mitchell Galveston. Texas: John
J Taylor. Charleston; b M Sprague, Georgia
tk krof,. United States; Rev W, 7 Laycock. DR.
} Ba1on B Hdsa AME ansaa city Lam2n
William Gribble. st Bernard parish : Dr. W Il
Besancsay, Memphis; Fred + Howell. Chicago
t Nsw S CHILDREN GEensda John BroWnbrISg9
Pprdyi M,demb City; Frank Gaitean. Louis
son RT Makes aae eGaam %s W. s Ws
John G Potts. oity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
FROM THE PASSES.

Port EADs. Dec 4, D. m.-Barometer 30 80
Weather calm and cool
Arrived: At $50 last evening, British steam
ship Leverrer. Scott master "a days from New
port, Wales. In ballast TO master
British steamship Flpis. at 30 a. m Peran
master. p days from West HartlepooI in ballast
to Hall & Vaughan.
American steamship Lizzie Henderson. nj
ESQ a. M, Walker master. from Cedar Keys and
Tampa. to H. II. Dost
days from Arenda, in ballast to Hall & Vaughan
for orders.
Norwegian bark Niobe. Olson master "a DAYS
rpm A'rendal. in ballast 10 master for orders.
British steamship Legislator, at 1 80 n m
Burley master, from Liverpool, to Decan & Co.
n Am9ric schooner. Sarah T. Douglass,
Bethel master. from Kingston Ia with fruit
and shells to s. Oteri & BRO.
Smiled: Steamships Annie A'nsIie. General
ard. '
SOUTHWEST PASS. Dec. 4. D. NJ Weather
clear and calm.
. Arrived; American brig Annie Bachelor.
steelman master, Al days from Lisbon In bal
last for orders.
No departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Oompan,
Domestic.

New YORK. Dec 4. II a. m.-Coffee dull: sales
500 Memnon. 1929 City Of Para. Milds quiet
nnominaliy unchanged; no sales reported.
steady.
1890 .: m.--Coffee quiet. Refined sugar
st adv fair demand
Cotton easy; Middings Sic: futures steady.
LalcAGo Dec. I. $50 a. m.-Dry salt meats as
3.75eg395 Wheat opens S4h January. Pork
soa at s6 70 december. 81 921a@7 IS January.
ss9i5S9S o. February. Corn 317s @3l3a January.
Union Stock Yards-975 cars stock reported
70 70 ar arrive; estimated receip.s q hogs to-day
o2uoV: otnclai Yesterday 5ae96: official ship
ers 81 5000 80. heavy shipping 90 1902 So. Cattle
estimated esI RECEIPTS 5000; Market quiet.
80 ~ D. m.-Wheat-83. December nominal
BID December. 81" bid January 35ss bid May
9 Gas D. eember. 2on January. as. May.
f8rn IA 70 Dd g o2n February Lard
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

e PETROLEUM STATIsTIos.-Th total num-
Der Of drilling wells in all the districts at the
close of the month was 2S2. which was AZ
more than the preceding month. Rigs erected
and being erected 308, against 27a III Septem-
Der. The number of drilling wells completed
during the month was 229, being So more than
in September. Aggregate production Of the
new wells was 2,s78 bbs, against 2243 bbls in
September. The total number of dry holes
developed In the month was Is, against q in
September.
The daily average production for the month
was a., 1877 barrels, which Is an increase of $50
barrels only. The older districts, embraced
IN the creek and river divisions, are constant
ly falling off in their production. The small
number OF drilling wells completed In these
districts, with their small. aggregate produc--
ton, cannot possibly make good the natural
decline In the old wells especially as the cold
weather of the winter months comes on.
In the Bradford district SO far the Droduc-
ton has increased from month to month, and
now shows up with a daily average OF 1880
barrels.
The following has been the average price
paid for crude delivered free on board the cars
at the loading racks during the month Of Oc-
tOber for the last ten years:
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ending November is, and at other cities for
the week ending November 49,:


the week ending November 80:
1873 1877. Per OF
Total ............ .s579, 419 291 1894 AL $50 IA
Outside New York It's 38f $50 TT 1886 1913 IL
The aggregate is very large for the season
and the proportion due to speculation at New
York was only about $9,OOO,OOO larger than 1t
was last year In the aggregate after all
proper allowance for speculative differences
here and at San Francisco the decreased ex-
changes arising from other business cannot be
more than per cent, which would indicate an
increase OF ut least 10 per cent In quantities
OF products transferred from producer to
consumer. The aggregate decrease at all
cities outside Of New York Is still smaller
only IL per cent as reported, and not more
than or per cent il allowance be made for
Increase In mining speculation The fact that
the manufacturing cities generally appear
less fayorably in the comparison than the
cities where the exchanges are more largely
due to commerce is the only unfavorable
symptom in the reports this week There is
no indication of alarm In regard to possible
disturbance Of business by congressional ac-
ton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

young mar writes TO q New York journal
desiring to knGT If he can borrow $500 on no:
other security than his word He is thirty;
years Of age, enjoys o good salary, Jun
fortunately have lived beyond my means. ..
That is an excellent recommendation: for a.
young man who wants to borrow $500 On his
bare<sord. No doubt he will find thousands:
of persons glad to accommodate SO deserving
Skimpole
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though at the Q o'clock call at the Stock Ex-
change they were sold as low at 74la. IRE
MUM Bonds were weak at 26l 96027, against
27laG28 on Tuesday The sales at the Tx
change amounted to 1927 900 Of State Consols
and S67, 100 90 'remum Bonds. !:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

II The total cotton spindles in the North are
now estimateoOat about 100000 and in the
South at 6000Go, or a total in the country:of,
say, 1o,5OO,O0O. OF the GS,o0o,00O spindles en-
ployed in the manufacture of cotton in 1876,
the United States had In round numbers,
10,00O,0O0 and Great Britain 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
THE ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY DECEMBER s. 1873

ST. LOUIS. Dec 4.-Opening-Whe 4
December. S8A January. s9's February. Corn
2s1s December. 30is asked January. 319s asked
February.
l D. m.-Wheat higher; No. 2 red ssS@sss4
January, 901s February, S7A@8S cash; No. 3
red s5 cash. Corn better; 2s4 December, 3Os
January, 81 h@314 February, 33A May. 2s1s cash.
Oats flrmer: 20is January, 1879 cash. Whisky
steady; 81 o5. Pork dull : new jobbng at 81 1908.
Cut meats easier: loose 2 5502.60. 3.55@36o, $40
93:75 Bacon Nothing doing. Lard dull; 51a.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 4. 1925 D. m.-Pork 81.
Bacon 3. Al, AZ. Hams 1910. Cut meats "a,
:. 1904, Lard 5.65. Hogs 90 1902 80; receipts
l4.203. Whisky 81 Oh.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4, $50 .. motion heavy
Midding Uplands Sled: Mlddling Orleans
sad; sales 5000 bales. of which 1000 are for ex-
port and speculation. Wheat Western spring
No. 9s Sd; No. 2 Is cd: Western winter No i
% Id: No. . 80 10d. Flour-Western canal 100
22s. Corn.-New mixed 29s 6d@23s Cd. Oats
q Cd. Pork-Prime mess Western 42s Lard
Prime Western 32s. Baeon-Long clear 24s !:
short clear 27s. Tallow- American 3es Cd.
LONDON. Dec. 4. 1890 D. m.-Tallew 365 sd.
ocean Freights.
New YORK, Dec. ocean freights quiet and
rates lower on berhs as n rule, owing to so
many outside steamers being on berth. Char
ter rates are rather easier also. engagements
ore: To Liverpool, steam. cotton I'd grain 7a4d
r. III
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
Commercial and Financial Matters.

The steamship Delambre cleared yesterday
for Liverpool with 1871 bushels Of bulk
wheat and the b%k salome for Rouen, with
1900 sacks Of wheat and 1900 bushels Of blk
wheat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
DIR. JONAS
MEDICAL AND HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE
Corner Canal and Burgundy streets,
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1867
DEUTsCHE-HEIL-ANS
Exclusively devoted to the treatment Of the
URINARY. GENERATIVE, NERVOUS
SYSTEM, and Chronic Diseases
Generally.
Russian, Turki.h, sulphur and Medic,.s cd
VapOr Baths,
Electro RalneOlOgIcal Treatment
German MInezSI Water Baths.

Prepared from the act..e principle Of these wa
ters Tor the benefit of those who are unable to
visit these plaGss; They are imported from the
springs OF klSSINGEN. EMS, KREUINACH
CARLSBAD, WEISBADEN, BADEN BADEN
places. "s
The following maadies have been success
FULLY treated in this institute:
Chrome Diseases of the Air Passages Liver
sDmaeh Edneys, Bladder Female Conn plants,
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Sexual Debility Sperma-
torrhea. and all diseases of the nervous system.
Swelling OF the Spleen. chronic Biliousness and
Constipation, Skin Diseases in all their various
types. Abuse Of Mercury, Rheumatism. Sciatica
tism Serofula, etc.
The curative v.rtue OF this treatment is proven
by the numerous diseases relieved and cured in
this institute. ~ al
in THE PRIVATE DEPARTMENT
all diseases and infirmities of the Urinary and
Generatlye Organs have attention. These dan
serous and malignant diseases receive the most
careful and thorough consideration In ali their
various forms and conditions.
DIR. JONAS may be consulted by letter and
bis remedies forwarded to any part of thelUpited
States.
Hours OF consultation from a. m. to II n. m
Sundays from a. N. to 8 .. M. no31 "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
WEATHER BULLETIN.
War DEPARTMENT.

-, WAR DEPARTMENT, |
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at s:43 .. M. Wednesday. December l.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stationsJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR.
LEANS RAILROAD
THE BEST ROUTE EAST.

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
-. Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
follows: ~ 'V'0' 80
~ Leave. Arrive.
EXp No. l. 500 D. m. Exp No. 2 1g:15 A. m.
mixed NO 3, 700 p. m. Mixed No. !, 800 o. M
No NOS; and run daily. Nos. 8 and daily, ex-
fULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
IHRODGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and for
81; LOUIS Sleeper is attached at Milan, en-
a r passengers % GO through without ieay-
YORK and EASTERN CITIES. -'A"
Tickets for sale berths secured and NORMA
ton given at No. % Camp street, corner OF
A. D. SHELDON. Ticket Agent.
f. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ (MOBILE FAST LINEj
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES
On and after Wednesday, November 90 1873
trains will arrive and leave depot foot OF Canal
street, as follows:
No. Passenger No. Exnrs ssh
daily, except daily.-...... e:3b n m
~ sunday. -. 7:3o am. No. Passenger
NO - Express daily. except
M aaily -. - - pm. Sunday 49,. $50 pm.
NO. Coast mo. Coast
aally, except daily. except
SUNDAY $500. $3.50 pm Sunday. -. Q 80 am.
No. ] Passenger No Passenoer
Sunday only 7:35 am Sunday only o op.m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Gar
Berths secured In advance on application at the
i St lamp ana Common streets, oppo-
2. 3. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
oil ~ J. WetJOLEMAN Ticket Agent
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DELINQUENTS FOR STATE CAPITAL TAX
AND LICENSE ARE LIABLE TO SUMMARY
SEIZURE AND SALE OF PROPERTY OR
EFFECTS
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CON VI ERCIAL,.
OFFICE ON MEAN ORLEANS nEMnCpl

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening, December A. 1878
C0TTON-Liverpool advces were unfaYor
ableto,d day. and. together with the liberal offer
ings, fair declined &c. a fair business being
transacted at the decline. the sales aggregating
1880 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
LBy Telegraph.l

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, Dec Mooney closed ut IL, q
cent Exchange closed quiet at 4s2@4g6la. Gold
opened and closed at 1901,
Goyernments closed firm; currency ca ll9a
100. Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union Pacific flrsts 107 s@1o724 land grants
LOG: a@lo7, sinking fsnds 1913 SOLOS,. Centras
:l07; sD1O7a,.
Gold clearings ut the N. B. s., N Y.-Gold bal
ianees, sl,723 600. currency balances 81, $50 15g:
!goll clearings, sl2,94o.0oD.
| Clearing House statement - Currency OK
changes, s6T IT'S 507 currency balances 50 G63 8s
gold exchanges, $3.50. 22O gold balances s7l9-
ila5.: '
W II; State bonds District Of Columbia -G5s rose
70 y. and Louisiana consols to 1874
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

DELINQUENT STATE TAN AND LICENSE
SUITS NOW BEING PREPARED FOR 1878.
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u: indicates rising: +. indicates falling;
indicates stationary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

|:Thus Tar this week. 81 G21742 IS 1868 500 II
|: We quote exceptional paper 7@s y cent: A
.do 9@1o: second grade do q: loans on col
.aterals $685. Al mortgage paper sh@1o: sec.
i,ond grade do @ cent per annum.
]: Gold Is quiet.
!. Foreign Exchange easy.
Sight easy.
State Consols irregular at 75h@76.
!: Premium Bonds weak at 26 ls@D27
!: Stocks dull
Gold opened In New York at 1905 and closed
At 1907. Here 1t opened at 1oOa Q1OOh. and
closed at 100 4 0IOOh
!: STERLING-Ban bills --94s2Is commercial
4771s@47sh.
/ FRANCS-Bank francs -; commercial "a
s.27s.
SIGHT-Bank counter rate d q cent. COM
mercial p p cent discount
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON ETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Wednesday Evening. December 4, 1879. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
'FFEE-Demand fsir at easy prices

TOBACCO-Is In limited demand. The stot
on sale is estimated at 1900 hhds.
QUOTATIONS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05

correspondent writes to the New. York.
Sun: "The following figures may not be sun:
interesting: As stated In the Sun the receipts:
of the Union Square Theatre for five years
have been 81 100000 Now, suppose each sea:
son to be 259 nights at an expense of. $3.50:
This would make s712,25o. which, deducted.
from the receipts would leave tho handsome:
balance of s2s7,75O profits in five years; or
S57,550 per season. Who will say that th,at-:
riCals are on the deeline?" ::
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-05
The following is the official closing of the Got.

~ NUITUN STATEMENT,
In store and on shipboard Sept. 1. 1873 4.os6
Gross receipts since yesterday. 1884
!trosS receipts previously. 1863. 367-363 7OI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02
DANIEL r. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

lei ,. Beatty OF Washington. Nov Jersey. are
more earnestly and generally cnnmcndrd by
the fress. and music loving public than any In.
struuicnts manufactured In this country or
EUROPE The Piauos have the greatest possible
depth. richness and Volume of to.c. combined
with a rare brillisncy. clsarncsS and perfect
eNehhrss throughout the entire scale, aud above
all. n surprising duration which never chSnrcs
under the most delicate or powerful touch
The celebrated ''uCldrn IoEgue' Reeds ia
Bcattys celebrated Oriun Ia conjunction wi "a
the perfected Reed Boards, produce sweet, pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument. Fiano
ani oman. fuily Warranted perfect ia Cy, ~ re-
spIct. and will be shipped On from nye To III
teen days test trial. the manufacturer paying
freight s"th Ways, II the instrument l. not sat
isidct"ry. lNurtrat-i ADV EEri>ER. ICat4lorue
DANIEL r.. HEAI~lS, W~nShIuyton,
New Jersey.