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New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

THE NOVEMBER VERDICT.

seventy-seven towns give the following vote for
Governor Croswel Republican. 22,648 Barnes.
Democrat, 1924 Smith, Greonback, l4.49O.
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BUTLER BEATEN BY 10000 IN 223 TOWNS
An OVERWHELMING DEFEAT-COMPARATINE TABL
or TOWNS,

or TOWNS,
Boston, Nov. 5.-The Journals footings from
200 towns are as follows Talbot, l0l, ,293 Butler
s4,S17; Abbott G,523; Miner, 1,OG2. Talbot is
surely elected by 25, 900 to $4,000 majority. all
of the Republican candidates for State officers are
elected also all for Councillors, except in the lEth
District, where Mclean is probably defeated
Further returns do not change results in the Con-
gressional Dlsiricts, which are all carried by the
Republicans with the exception of the WITH Dis
trct.
The following IS a comparative vote Of the cities
and towns of this state:
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Laxatine LOzenges-Best preparation OF magnesia foI
regulating the bowels. 25c. All druggists.
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5perial Notices.

No more rheumEt EtiSfn! Ma goutl No more gravel
Use Schumb, FgUrs harmless aad ln;abie Freach say
ia.Cs Relief warranted IN y huurs lUiaI cure ~ y
BOX 81 TOHpad. Beware Of limitations L. >. tAIsiS G
only agents tie United states. lJI BrOadWay NeHfok
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
TIE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
The terms of tweuty-four United States Senators
will expire with the present Congress. tho 4th Of
March next They are
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

$3.50; Barnaby Dem.l, 4,535; Smith lGreenback)
81 Ballou's majority 70s.
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HnYe You the ChllIs |.

You can ce positively cured by taking TERNALNE to
tonic superior all kinds OF bers Z5c. box Aheruggis
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

TIE vote of 223 towns gives Talbot majority
over Butler OF 1913
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REPRESENTATIVES, PROBABLY ELECTED

REPRESENTATIVE PkObAbLi ELEN iiD'
ALABAMA.
DEMOCRATS, s.
% I Tho. H. Hernaon TnG%aIii Tn9%sIi TilIls%: " IS%:
mn,uiiy ~ np1S.pn.tr, William ii. Forney..
a. tharles NJ. shelley: s....Wllliam H. Lowe
ARKANSAS.
DEMOCRATS. 4.
Po,ndoxter Duun 3....Jordan X Cravens''
q William y. slemons.. 4....Tnomas NJ oun''''
CALIFORNIA
vo,aa for ConRrpssmen IN September, 1873. Preson'
deiesston stands two Republicans and two Democrats
COLORADO.
REPUBLICAN, /.
James II. Belford.
CONNECTICUT.
REPUBLICANS, g.
l. Joseph q. Havley. 4....fredoe'c 'uho"
g.. ...John T. Wait,
g.. james Phelps'
DELAWARE,
DEMOCRAT. I.
Edward L. Martha
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I'D DAAlA4 4 AaAaAsNf a
Democrats.
DELAWARE.
/. +. W. Griliis ID. & g.
GREENE.
e.. 8. stevens.
JEFFERSON.
q. ". "a. ThOmsOn.S
KINGS.
l. ]. VI. Clancy
3. John Shaniey.A
z. M. B. Flynn
MONEOE.
3. II " Davis.
MONTGOMERY.
l.. j. EllilhOTp.
NEH-YOBk.
/. NJ &. Mu phy "A. IT,
2. Thomas Z. Grady.
3. ". n. McIutyre.
4. John j. Calvin.
3. Thomas BO-un.
6. j SeebaChcr."
&. ID. Patterson
j.. NJ. +. HOlahau."
Ia 4. IL. DugrO.
10. NJ. j. DOugherty.
16. f.. Z. Hagen.
lS. J. 4. McDJnOugh.
~. j. h. Mcdonald.
u. Alex. ThIin.@
ONEIDA.
3. L. ID. Pr. II i'd.
ORANGE.
2. 4. Z. BrOdhead.
OTSEGO.
2. Geo, Scramling.
QUEENS.
l. l.. FlOyd-jOneS.+
RICHMOND.
Erastus Brooks.
sCHOHARIE.
ID. BCeKmau.
sTEUBEN.
/. II. Is. VIII. ans.
SUFFOLK.
c. T. Ddryea %. & G.
SULLIVAN.
ROderiek Morrison.
ULSTER.
3. l.. Davis.
WEsTCHESTER.
1. A. II. Purdy.'
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OF these, 10 are Republicans anu De'nc-
crafts. In 10 States tho Legislatures when
chocsa the new Senators had been previously
elected. and in the remaining IA they were chosen
Yesterday. OF the Legislatures previously elected
4 nhose of Alabama Arkansas. California lnuinna'
MARYLAND, North Carolina Ohio and Orcgon) are
con,rolIod by the Democrats and those OF Col
orado and Vermont haYo Republican maJorlties'
democratic Senators have already been elected IN
Maryland and Ohio .
OF the State Legislatures chosen yesterday u
chose Of Connecticut Illinois. Kansas, Now-lorK'
pennsylvania and Wisconsin, will be controlled by
the Republicans. aud 9 those of Florida Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri and sou'n |aiU,'naI
by the Democrats. That of Nevada Is sun IN
doubt. ,,,
In the present Senate there are 80 Republicans
"a Democrats, and unattached Independent; ke-
publican majority, 4. In the next senate SuIpoo-
ing the Legislature of Nevada to be carried by the
Democrats the relative strength of the two parties
will bo "a follows: Republicans. 81 Democrats
al independent, Democratic majority 3.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SENATOR PROBABLY ELECTED.

VU-Tnomas Mu~ply (Rep9
ASSFAlBIYMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.
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DEMOCRATS, IL.
OREGON.
DEMOCRAT. l.
John Whitaker.
DCNvNSXIUANTA
REPUBLICANS,

g. Samuel ]. Randallt l3... .Chas. Brumm g.
g.. .HIcsier CiYmer.. D.
10. B. X B4ehman. l9....F Belt zhOyen.
II 20. Andrew q. Curtin.
IL Hendrlck b. wrightt 81. Morgan Il. Wise.
RHODE ISLAND.
REPUBLICANS, 2.
Nelson W. Aldricb 2.L. W. Ballou.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATS, >.
John &. Richardson. 4....JOhn III. EyinS.:
IN L. O'COnuOr. Sc. ID. .Tlllman
3D.. ". Aiken,
TENNESSEE.
REPUBLICANS, l.
2....L c. Houk.
DEMocRATs,0.
1....R. 7. Taylor. Nv. G. Nhltthorne.,
4 49, Benton Mcmillan. &c. B. 6lmontoD-
5. John NJ Bright. 10. Casey foungi
g.. John +. House.
TEXAS.
DEMOCRATS, @.
l. John II. Reagan, 4....Roger @ NILS,
O. David b. Cuberson.. 5....JOhn Hancock.
g On Wellborn. g.. ,GustaVe Schleieber!
VERMONT.
REPUBLICANS. 2.
l.. Charles H. Joyce. 2....James NJ. Tyler
GREESBAcKER, 1.
g.. Bradley Barlow.
VIRGINIA.
REPUBLICAN. 1.
Joseph Jorgensou.
DEMOCRATS, 8.
I....R.LT r. BeaIs. 6....J. RandOlf Tueksrl
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FLORIDA.


DEMOCRAT. 2.
r. II. NJ. Davidson. D.. Noble A. Hull.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-17
ToBACUo-The transactions have been only
moderate Stock on sale 600 hhds
| DTIrfrhTT0NS.

CORN-Firm and quiet. SaleS-f00 sacks
yellow at sic; 800 mixed and white at SIC W
bushel.
OATs-Inquiry moderate and prices easy.
Sales 300 bags st. Louis at &c. $50 and $50 do
at SIC " brshel.
BRAN-In light demand. $50 bags sold ct
HAY- Firm. Choice SIT 5001s; prime
BULK CoRN-There is only o moderate In
quiry at 44e for No. 3 mixed.
WHEAT-Receipts small and demand light,
at gGD9sc for Texas and choice No. Western.
WH1sKY--The demand for this article Is
moderate and In prices scarcely any change
from day to day: We quote choice Clncin-
natl 81 O5GD1 06, fair to good Western 81 02Qp
/ 03, Louisiana $tD1 o..
Woo1-Demand good and prices flrmer.
We quote bury 9@10c, Louisiana clear goo
BuTTER-Fafr stock and In good re-
quest. New York creamery fine --tp25c, New
York dairy prime 20D22o, New York dairy
good 1GD17c, Western creamery 20025c, West
ern dairy 11M15c W b..
CHEEsE-Is In light demand. New York
cream 1100t2c, Ohio factory 808lac5 " ID.
STARoH--1n fair demand at 9018Ac In lots.
POTATOES Western at 81 5O@1 rs ~ Dbl.
ON1oNs-W Western firm ST. 5O0Dt IS.
SWEET POTATOEs-NOminal.
CABBAGEs-Are steadier. They are quoted
at So 25Gp3 rs ~ box.
REANs-Northern 3@3Ac. Western 21a0
224e VI ID. -.
EGes-W Western GGD10c; Louisiana 13@17c ~
dozen.
R1oE-Steady. Prime G4c, good G1c, fair
Ghc, No. Q 324c ~ h.
weekly Quotations Of hides.
New ORLEANS. August 1G, 1873
Steer Hides. City Slaughter. over So ID.
Steer Hides, City Slaughter. 10 to 81 Ii, u h. 7sc
Steer Hides, City Slaughter under 10 tb,
Cow Hides. City Slaughter, Us they run,
u q 7aNub ~
Hips, City Slaughter, 90 to "a Ii, p ID .6h@7 tse
Klps. City Slaughter. Is to 30 ib. v ID. 5hmGht
Cali skins, each ..,..........-.......,.7
Country Hides. Flint 20 to 25 ib. " Ii. .ok@Ilht
Country Hides. Flint damaged, half price.
Beeswax. prime yellow, v ib..-............,24
Ok Horns, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6
Tallow. " GOT
We notice a slight improvement in the Hide
Wool slow. TalIow strong.
HAY Il MEHLE.
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are women. About 10000 Of the whole num-
Der are In New York and about 4200 III Massa-
chusetts, where the proportion of prisoners to
population is greater than any other part OF
the country. In the South the higher prisons
are generally made selt-supporting by the
labor of the eonvicts, who are leased to con-
tractors, who may employ them anywhere In
the State In Arkansas the contractor pays
nothing, but meets all expenses. In Tennes-
sec. Georgia and Mississippi, stated sums in
money, besides expenses, are paid by the con-
tractors. Mr.. Sanborn figures as follows:
'1he general result Of the labor Of convicts In
the State prisons Of thirty-seven States
Delaware has no central prison falls
81 $50 900 short OF the earnings requisite to
support the $4,000 cunvicts IN those prisons
last year. That sum, divided among an aver
agt or 10000 state prisoners. gives an average
cost of something more than $40 year Tor
each convict. II we add In the sum paid for
the support Of short-sentenced prisoners in
jails, tile total cost Of the 10000 persons III
prison throughout the year 1877 would prob
ably exceed $4,000. 900, OF something more than
$50 year for each prisoner"
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FINANCIAL AND COM M ERCIAI
MON E'F A K Y.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Friday Evening. August 10. 1878. !

Total this week. "a. b3 tb32l0 Al S4t0,ISb -
In financial circles throughout the week
business generally has been quiet The offer
ings Of commercial paper and the movement
in securities have been limited and rates
easy,
We quote exceptional paper 7@s " cent; Al
do 9010; second grade do q; loans on
collaterals 501S; Al mortgage paper 8lqt01o;
second grade do q W cent per annum.
Gold steady.
Foreign Exchange firm.
Sight quiet .-,,..
State Consos quiet and weak at 701a@7034.
Premium Bonds weak at 80 4@3o2s
Stocks dull.
Gold opened in New York at 1905 and
closed at 1OoSs. Here it opened at 1909 20
1Oo7a and closed at 1OOfsCDloO5s. Sales $4,000
at t00Ta and $4,000 at 1908.
Firm; bank bills 4871q@48S
commercial 4S400495.
FRANCS Bank francs $3.50, commercial 5.2001
519e4.
SldHr-Bank counter rate 4, commercial
and bankers 3-16 " cent premium.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are the weekly quotations Of
the New Orleans Stock Exchange:
STOCKS.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 500.

RY SELLE & MALOCHEE - Armand sele
D Auctioneer - Office. No. so Royal street
SATURDAY. August II, 1878. at u O'Clock M, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. on
streets, Will be sold at public auction, by virtue
Of an order from the Hon. A. J.. Tissot Judge
OF tho Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans. dated July9. 1878. the following de-
Sc T. TW6 5r GRERTA1N LOTS OF GROUND with
the buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Second District of New Orleans. in the square
bounded by Carondelet Walk, st. Peter, John
son and Prieur streets and designated by Nos.
surveyor, annexed to on act before E. Bouny.
notary. on the twenty first OF March. 1868. meas
uring each. 10 American measure 30 feet lines
front on st. Peter street by. @ depth OF 100 feet
IA IoT or GROUND together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in tho Second District Of this city IN the square
bounded by Caroudelet Walk, st. Peter johnson
and Preur streets. and Designated ~ by Letter
on sketch annexed TO the act OF purchase
feet inches lines front on CarOndelet Walk
and l49 feet 10 inches 2 lines in depth on line TO-
wards johnson street 1877 feet 10 inches in depth
on an oblque line towards Prieur street and IT
3. 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with the
Broad, .Dorgenois, Barracks and. HOSPITAL
streets, designated by No 49, measuring, 80 feet
front on Hospital street by 1876 feet inches Az
lines In depth the side Of lot No. 81 1856 feet
inches 3 lines In depth on the side nearest Dor
genois street.
CLAIMS.
CLAIM against Mrs. Aimee Durocher for
s515 80, for repair of . house. Bourbon street.
CLAIM against Mrs. Sophie Guiilot for 500.
for balance remaining due for repairs Of 81
house, No. SIC Dauphine street.
CLAIM against - Alder for S. for rent
Of house. Hospital street, between Broad and
DOrgenOis.
Terms-Cash.
g tbo # bo-
fore Charles G. Andry, notary public.
jy12 20 27 aus 10 II
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 4O121.

by CHAS. H. REED, Aucti0neer-Offce No.
- 1874 Gravier ,street-SATUKDAY.S eptem-
Der Z 1878, at 70 O'Clock M. will be sold ut NEE
Bouny and Where streetsE Algiera), Ia the Fifth
District Of this city by virtue Of an order Of the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated August
3, 1873, for account Of the above succession. the
following DESCRIBED property, VIZ -
District of this city, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. known as the Letter G
of the square bounded by Peter. Alix and Chest
feet inches front on AIix street by depth Of
So feet inches line. The purchaser to rectifY
the fences at his own expense. 50 as to CORES
pond with the boundary OF said lot.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale before w. FL. Seymour, notary pub
lie, at purchasers expense. A deposit will be
exacted on the spot.
au7 II a 81 se7
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RAILROAD AND INSURANCE STOCKS
WATERWORHS BOND.
SUCCESSION OF A. Il. OLAGUE.
Second District Courtfor the Parish Of Orleans
No 4G. 1866


10y PLACIDEJ. SPEAR, Auctioneer-OFFTCE
Io AG ROYAL STREET-MONDAY, August
a a1i Tor at the MERGHhNTB AND AUG-
BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMHOtjSE
STREETS, by virtue aud In pursuance to
an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the phr-
sh Of Orleans, dated August 6, 1878, for account
of said succession
Is SHARES New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany Stock.
8 SHARES New Orleans Insurance Company
Stock
SHARES New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company Stock.
Q SHARES Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
panv Stock.
SHARE Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pnny Stock.
/ WATERWORKS BOND Of the city Of New
Orleans
80 SHARES New Orleans OIL and Manufactur-
ing Company Stock.
Terms-Cash on adjudication and before
transfer. au7 Is II u
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The movement In securities yesterday was
limited and rates were easy. State Consos
opened at 7o15. and closed quiet and weak at
3TD1sDToa4, being the same quotations that
ruled at the close on Thursday. The reported
sales were $4,000. Premium Bonds opened at
g01%. and closed weak at 3o4@3oaS. against
sDt6d43O5s on the previous day. Reported
sales. $4,000.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
~s--Ss7o-S4%1>N<~-S~s~>>~~N.
by PIaci1e J. Spear,
SUCCESSION OF MRS. VIRGINIA E. SHAW.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No dO5G5,


10y pLACIDEJ j. SPEAR, Auetoneer-O OFFICE
I'd dB ROYAL STREET. = On TUESDAY.
September IT, 1878. at y o'clock M. will be sold
It , pmhe hqeti9n a the M NJ mp
STREET, BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
HOUSE STREETS, by virtue OF and pursuant to
9 3a9s 81 the y c hn aVs
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
the squire bounded by Second Third, Dryndes
and St. Denis streets. designated By the No. %.
on plan Of A. g. Blanchard, dated May 90, 1853,
In the office of w. Fl. Peters. notary. Said lot
measures al feet front on Second street by 1870
fe4t 8 inches la depth, between parallel lines.
Being. the same paoperty purchased from DE-.
Stringer, notary. on the twenty eighth April.
1869.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale ut the expense Of the purchaser
before A. ]. Villere, notary public.
aulT "a 81 SGT ID
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AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY g. co,
(E. G. BULLARD, Auctioneer,)

lE. c. BULLAKD, Auct1Oneer.J
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE, MERCHAN-
TURE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, OAR
RIAGFS, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, ETC.
Regular sales at their office and salesroom. the
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II q. m.
Sales of Horses and Stock, Carriages Harness.
etc, every Saturday at II O.. M, at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLS, 10 Baronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances if desired.
The business of their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
81 Camp street. ny3O
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The accounts from the country regarding
f1e growing crops are Of the most favorable
character. The sugar cane In all sections Is
s,articriar1y promising.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Henry aaoTagnFfEs

successaOn of Henry EOEdsmIbMa
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
y parish Of Orleans, No. 4O,547-.Whereas, Mrs,
Hermance Goldsmith has Detitioned the court
late husband, Henry Goldsmith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given 1,.t to all whom It may
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order Of the court.
au17 % 26* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. AUGUST IL 1878

only 100 bales The market Is only nominal
and an We lower on the better grades.
The sales for the week amount to only .572
bales, the tone throughout being irregular,
with decline Of &c on the high grades. The
ExnhnnrRs
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

Tfe bark Nellie NJ. Slade cleared yesterday
for Rouen with cargo of 28,574 bushels OF
4sffTl II, hulk.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept 1877. 2t.3b6
Gross receipts since yesterday ~
Gross receipts previously. 900 ,a58-l 500 437
Excess In actual stock made from
intefs. loose. etc., since Septem~
Der 1..,,4.-.,..!....'-.... .,'-s..'... H.s35
Total supply. ........................ 1,7o3,61s
Exported to-day ........+...... none
Exported previously. ,..-...-l.7 ol 2lb-l.7o1 2t5
Total stock this day. 2409
'Totnl stock this dry last yeaf,... 24615
There were no exports to-day. Exports for
the week, $40 bales to the continent and TAT
coastWise.
Net receipts since yesterday ......... 70
Receipts from other ports. .,.........
Net receipts last Friday .,.....,... 143
Net receipts same time last year 81
Not receipts this week .............. 578
Net receipts last week ,..,....... G3S
Met rpct,.,,ts same time last wear 3j2
Net receipts since September 1..... l,371 ,2Sl
Net receipts same time last wear. .... 1,180,755
Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange Ia as follows: Liverpool
SAT bales, Havre -, Bremen -, Mexico -,
Spain -, Mediterranean IS, ooastwIse II,
total 3G4 bales. This, taken from the stock
at noon, as noted at the Exchange, leaves In
presses 2O39 bales.
The exports since September to date from
New Orleans have been as follows: Great
Britain 821 456 bales, against $3.50 last year;
foreign ports 305070 against 179,o37 last year,
and coastwise 249.3S against 1s9,808 last
year-maIing q total foreign and coastwise
Of 1.701 215 against 1,391 ,0l5.
ner kilograms to the Cotton Exchange, show
totals from noon yesterday to noon to-day of
gOO3 bales. against LOOT bales on last Fri
day, 4t5 last year and 1906 the year before.
The movement at ports for this week, up
to II III. to-day, is given below:
Rn1n
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COMM ER CEALs

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. t
Friday Evening. August 16. 1873. I
CorroN-- There was only q moderate in
auiry to-day, and the trans aetions aggregated
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS B. Sanborn has
8,een collecting facts regarding crime and
criminals in the United States. The number
M convicts is now twice as great as u u lS 81
Erhe preates6 increase is in Georgia, Iennes-
go and Iii several Western States The num-
ssssr Oh persons In prison as eonyicts or await
INC trial, III 80. 09 of whom less than one-sI1tn
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By Albert Paul.
In THE MATTER OF THE MINOR CuAs
Mauthe. Jr.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 40449.

10y ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-O 80
40 Exchange Aley--On SATURDAY, Septem~
order Of the Hon. a. L. Tissot. Judge Of tho
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
dated July &C. 1873, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange on Royal, near Canal street.
will b. sold OF public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with i'm
provemepts thereon, in the First District Of
this city in square bounded by Baronne, Dry
AIDES. MeIpomene and Thalia streets. measure
ing 81 feet l! inches lines front on Baronne By
1877 feet 10 inches lines in depth. The improve
ments comprise double one-story house,
known as No, - Baronne street.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale at purchasers expense before Il.
CaInbray, notary public. au317 "a 81 se7&
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IT can now be stated officially that the aver
age amount OF duties paid i'll silver since the
srecept Of silver for customs Is about 80 per
cent. 1t has been as high as one-halt. The
payments tluctuate and are larger when the
Ereastlry is purchasing silver bullion and
s,aying for the same In silver certificates. as
these find their way back almost Immediately
into the treasury. The number OF standard
dollars received for duties Is light, as the
treasury will not pay them out where 1t is
known they will be returned for customs.
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BY Chas. I'll. Reed.

TWO STORY DOUBLE RESIDENCE ON
ALIX STREET tALGIERS) AT AUCTION.
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By SeIIe &c Maloehee,

BY SgEI8 &C NIM &DbMbSs
IMPROV ED PROPERTY ON CAR
ONDELET WALK, BETWEEN PRIEUR
AND JC hNsON STREETS,
COMFORTABLE ,fAMILY RESIDENCE ON
ST. PETER STREET, BETWEEN JOHN
SON AND PRIEURs
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON HOSPITAL
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND DOR
GENOIS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-17

SUCCESSION OF DANIEL oECHsNER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-17

SUCCESSION OF T. FL. MITCHELL AND
WIFE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-17

Receipts at ports since September |. 4, 23t, 1913
Receipts same time last year ...... 1893, 17R
Receipts same time year before 49,. 4 log, 237
The consolidated report for this week gives
exports to
G.. y. Ere. Con. Total.
This week. 1899 $40 3,36a
Last week ...,.. 1918 218 2,49D 10,323
This week last
yenr. --t........ .f}b 800 500 3 bn4
Since Sept. H. .i29,9s1 daGOH G8GOa6 1919 O54
Same time last
IA 9
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-22

Bx ZEE HAHH bEAL kOEI.
The cracked fire bell has been replaced,
And the new one IL well braced
Above the roof Of the Hose house, on the
summit OF the hill.
When 1t sounds the fire alarm
Let the boys beneath 1t swarm,
Prepared to lend q helping hand in saving
home on mill.
1t was tested the other day,
And the people all do say
That its tones were plainly heard far up and
down the vale.
Our brave frepuen should be proud
That its sound is clear and loud
And. like the other q. FIRST ringing, did nos
completely fail.
Our water works may fail,
So in readiness keep the pail
Always Allied with water clear ND to the
bfim;
Until they build more fume,
Which is promised very soon.
When crystal mountain fluid will nll pipes
and hose again.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-22
The Trial Of &c gan.

The trial of Patrick Egan, indicted
for the murder of John Farrall on the
Little Humboldt on or about the 18th
of last April, is set for to-day in the
District Court. The counsel in the
case are s. =. Grass and Judge Berry
for the defendant. and District Attor.
ney Harding. A. w. Fisk and Hon.
William Woodburn for the prosecution.
A large number of witnesses for the
prosecution and defense have been
subpenaed from Golconda, Little
Humboldt and Paradise Valley.