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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-27
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

M. II. G. =. LONDON, M. ID. Ciesen,
Aah Ds Ct rEA osssEy s1lss J Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum Of Anatomy.
Bees to inform the citizens Of New. Orleans
and. vicinity and especially those who have al
ready awaited Themselves Of his services. that
NJ f g. sy ss Mrea
his old rooms,
Rampant street, Between Canal ana
Eust0mhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
D. M, and from till 8 y. m.
DR.: DA.yIEsoN. having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure al
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
branch Of Medieal Science bearing ggsseday On
h oE f5sng FS eaaInf To
mental and physical debility. and the loss Of all
vitality, and his long and varied experience 10
years Of the most successful practice. both In
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to All Sufferers
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is, however, desirable that at least one per-
sonal inteEyisw should be had, II practicable.
ton OF those who By placing themselves under
the care Of ignorant charlatans have only In
creased their suferings. The physician who
understands his profession and fabsrs with In
telligence to advance 1t In the respect Of men,
is q benefactor to mankind, and the high esti-
nation In which DIR. DAVIDSON Is held By
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith I'm Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
DR.. DAvIESONS work, Practical Observa-
TONS" now In Its 1eoth edition. viii be- found q
valuable guide. and may be had, bound In
cloth, price Is cents. by addressing the author
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No. Rampant street
between Canal and Oustomhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller opposite
the Postoff1ce.
DR.. DAVIDSON. may be consulted at No.
Rampant street. between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st Of March
st. Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a. N. to 8 .. M. and from
7 70 p. "a. Sundays, 10 a. N till p. M. only.
NOS em
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Ames Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner Of st. Charles and Calliope streets, easily
reached by cars ON Camp, st. Charles and Ba-
rome streets Preaching at il q. m. and p. m.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Weekly pray
er meetings are held regularly In the chap
ell ON CaIliepe street, on TUESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS OF each week, begin
ming at 80 o'clock. Rev. ]. "a. MCCARTHY, D.
d.. pastor. ALI are welcome. Seats free.
JAG Su tt
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PERSONAL.

MY WIFE. ELIZABETH BEssECK, HAVING
Ifl left my bed and bpard without any just
cause or prtvoeation. this Is TO caution oil per-
sons from giving har credit on my account. as
will not be responsible for any debts that she
may contract. ..-.a....x,..
jn1e 9gg7 Al UusuIines street.
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tplnayune, January %.
The Montgomery
suit.

6MBNs
An apprehension Of
grave import has been
removed from the
minds Of already over
hurdened taxpayers BY
the Issue III the suit Of
Aug, Montgomery. in
the United statas Gir-
cult Court. on Monday.
lii relation TO the CON
polidated bonds. Per.
hapg Ii would have
been more satisfactory
had the counsel for the
plaintiff allowed the
rendering of a decision
by the Judge. but this
was eatopped by the
prompt action OF the
former, who, "a tne
opinion Of the court
was about to be read,
incontinently caused a
aieeentinuanee to be
entered. II liz not me-
eessary 10. discuss the
motives which aetuated
the counsel In making
thia motion. 1t may
have been that he was
30 impressed with the
weakness of his own
case and 10 timid Of u
judicial decision upon
the merits that he
sought the shelter Of u
voluntary act OF dis
continuance rather
than riak q formal ad-
verse opinion. TbouHn
the decision which the
court would have rem.
dered Ii unknown. IL
isenfe 10 conclude from
this action OF the astnte
counsel employed that
nothing advantageous
to his client was antici-
pated, and that the re-
suit, In his opinion.
would have favored the
city,
There arc expert
enesd and distinguish
ed lawyers who have
studied this subject
and who strongly point
to the invalidity Of the
bonds themselves .as
being Issued In vtola-
ton OF the constitution.
II IL possible that .nn
apprehension Of q like
opinion from the court
may have led TO the
hasty action on the
rart OF the counsel al
luded to In asking for
a discontinuance. All
all events. the conciu-
eton il a matter of pub.
lie congratulation. Had
1t been otherwise had
tho court rendered a
decision against the
city $50 the calnmitief
which 1t would entail
upon the taxpayer
would have been ines
timable from this
standpoint. Hereto.
fore the property own.
or frequently pnid tax
90 In excess of his reve..
nue.; but what would
have been tho conse.
auence had this new
incubus been put upor
him2
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LOsT-rOUND.

I JsT $50 SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
described Auditors Warrants. Of tho State OF
Louisiana have been lost. and nil persons ars
hereby warned against buying the same, Hpplf.
eatien having been made Tor the Issuance Of
Warrant No. 40, series 1876. in favor Of 4. p.
Warrant No. al, series 1876. IN favor Of A. ..
Brenghton., or 6. 1. Wslmssy y o.. for sls7 y.
Warrant No. Ar, series 1875, in favor Of A. u.
Broughton. Or g. /. Waimsley u Co.. for $751; 60
:. Warrant No. Al, series 1915 Ia favar q 4. b.
Broughton. Or 9. l.. Walmsley o., for $500
Vibrant No. 500. series 1876, In favor OF Her.
Warrant No. 1850. series 1876. In favor Of Her.
Warrant No. s4s7, series 1876. In favor Of Her.
Warrant No. 5ass. series 1876. In favor Of Hsr-
Warrant No. $780, series 1876 in favor Of Her
Warrant No. sas5. series 1875, in favor Of Her
nandez. for $3.50.
Warrant No. a7s2. series 1874. In favor Of Cou-
Warrant No. sos. series 1874. In favor Of We
ja2s lot JEo. CHAFFE h SONS.
r ,osT -- OFFICE u. 8. BONDED .WAHE-
- house. No. Isl Fulton street. New Orleans,
lathe undersigned hereby gives notice tnat
re 3 sy
russia; and also negotiable warehouse receipt
~ fox casks SODA hSH ara s1a "a c hsss
been lost. The public are hereby eauti ned
against negotiating for the same, as duplicates
have been asked for. - x
Proprietor U. D. Bonded Warehouse. No. 1s1
Fulton street. ja2s II
T11OUND-A PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES
IL was found on Royal street. near Canal. The
owner is requested to call at the Democrat
Office to identify his properly. which wi be re-
turned to him on payment Of cost Of advertise
msnt. 1924 u
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SPECIAL HorruEs.

Citizens vim tav0F IsramOnly mud y New
Constitution will plssae send their namssf by
WE'D EsDAY The thtrtieth instant " giasa
purpose OF having them attached Il, q call for .
mass me sting 10 request Our Lsglslature to ad-
j0urp after passng mn oct pfpyid ng Tor Tue
h9 s Of oohstltu'2nGFa 09Hv ShfohMrn
Mechanics ana Traders hank. New Or
leans, January 49,. 1879. AT an election Ivy the
stock holders pf this bank held On Monday.
ssatsd prse efi ' 81 ts bunk fer tbs ensuing
'sasBfI egar goHg. Tn9ss. A. ADAMS.
d & tAs A16s. 1Aroa H1'f2I Phlh8hh'
th a sr 4 s q ss H. + f'astza fsa
unanimously rs-esstsa Rresidlent n t4ls bank'
special n0tir.4uy friends viii please
take notige that 7 haYs no further oonnssction
with the book and stationery business at No. 14y
e esae s agss Is pa d"s y f. SUN
for your payments. Until further notice ean
i. Waishe, No ilo Canal street ''' ''''D' ''' -
l hsw Orleans January r. ts7ai Anptnarou
once Jefferson City saa@Iight Company,
New Orleans, January 10. tH7s-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF this company,
held this day oil their office. the following gen
tsmen were elected Directors 10 serve during
b. D 's glPEf''9as ''a,' qnAas I. HowAnp.
JULES oAssaAHRaP ' prtt 4 lHfnnYMfNbfz'
9sns III hg n B9asa Il RHrsssers hs2
m. a fess Gas p h6sEhs2apEz Secretary
Citizens Hank Ut Louisiana, New Orr
leans. january q. 1s7s-~-The annual election d
Rs9Ssffs gr s ss' ID hN ft s sa
1873 between ths hgu5s # e a r. aqd r.
Notiee@Nsw orleans, L., January ~,
1878. The stockholders Of TIE LOAN and Pledge
sfairnsnt OF TEN DojLIARs on each share Of
called Tor, which will be due from and payable
by the stockholders at tho office of said coin.
RsBy as 10 osayer efB fe ssf f3ssd aa
d. h. dHusBuoR, Cashier. ieia 15ts
ONCE of ths New orleans Insurance
DompHny corner Of Canal and Camp streets
New Orleans. January 10. 1s7s-At u meeting 81
the board Of directors, held this day, u was re-.
ds nS 3 Hi GEa % s s aets sost
TO the stockholders or .thsir legal representa-
''j jsi 9 ls anu "''ef " nnihoRa ssspstary
once Df the sew orleans Cotton seed
Association. New Orleans, January |, 1s7s~Tht
sE aRars 6fE2aA fEHsy'o o4 ls 5 ssED
TIoN for The purpose D. procuring Cottor
seed fo tat hfflhE r SYG cGa PIlN|Et
PLAHTERg OIL. COMPANY,
G GfnsqfspE 9 of5 1 Wi e eoMhfANY.
IouIsIANA oil COMPANY. jaA i'm
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gptcayune. Dec. si.1
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FOR SALE.

LyOR BALE-T WILL SELL fgo ACRES OF
IL fine timber land near West Peari Hiverin gt,
Tammany parish. La. fine cattle and sheeD
range. good for farming purposes and Of etsy
tleulars address MRS. 4, D. WELSH Wort
Pike, La Jat7
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY AZ
~ BOCIATED In the Carriage Mannfagturfng
The style Of the firm will hereafter bs JOSEPH
BCHWABTZ n co. jat I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

trTtog BoAHp or seHnpI, DIRECTORS,
No. ~ Burgundy street,
New Orleans, JANUARY ab, 1878.
Tbe pay roll Of the teachers oil the public
schools for November, 1877, will be paid at the
CITY Hall on MONDAY. The twenty eighth in-
slant. at 4 y. m. ..-......
ia94 At JOHN J. O'BRtEN, Hseretarv.
HUNNY BAGS,
u,xTnA LARGE. In 1oTs 10 sU1T. by
III WIN. DILLON,
aq7 I'm cod 1o7 Foydras street.
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HsTABIIkHED 1s.s.
Udolpho Wolfe's
As1MA7|. s.sls.AM stslA!9s.
WOLTE's AROMATIC gOHfEDAM
sCHNAPpS,

We speak by the card when We add our testi-
mony 10 the host Of others, who admit the ST.
pertority Of Mr.. WOLVES AROMATIC sOHIE-
DAM sCHNAPPS over all other kinds Of gin.
From time mmemotial medical msn hhve re-
earded gin m one Of the BEST dtureties and the
dIEass II has fallen into OF late years must be
attributed rather to the nferigrity OF the article
In the market than 10 ihe ficklsness OF physi@
clans In substituting some other remedy for It,
We know there are many physicians who pre-
scribe alcohol as remedial agent In every
disease. and under all circumstances It is not
our intention, however. to discuss this Dues
ton now, but simply to- confess our prediction
for stimnlants In very many diseases. and are
certain thai we have saved many lives by their
administration which would otherwise have
been lost. Mr.. Wolfe. we consider, has supplied
d desideratutn. the want Of which has long been
felt by the profession tand we might also say by
the publiel. Ia importing nm article of gin supe.
rior to any other we have ever tasted. and we
have no hesitation In recommending 1t. In
several cases which have come under our
charge requiring diursties we have prescribed
II with the bsst esss.-kentueky Medical
Recorder louisville.
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il TRULY GOOD PAPER TN NEW
ORLEANS.

We rsat, day before yesterday, with deep
and absorbing Interest. the Piraga,te's calm
loRtte uf It'd virtues and services tn the State,
embedded III d eulogy III itself printed on the
occasion of its Kill anniversary Fortified
BY vais constant end generous confidence Of
the Bubble" etc, the tfe tells ns ii has
conquered adverse fortune and assuaged de-
traction. Its support has actually been intl.
tiilcant. III hartHonizes with the tastes anu
sentiments Of the people, and lbstruets both'
It has criticised unworthy men anu meas
ststs and lnbored faithfully In the cause O. the
State. Theses are but few OF the long llst of
merits this great and good Journal tells us u
deserves credit and support for we never
before knew there was such d truly good and
piutia journal In this wicked city Of rings.
1nunppulinH, premium bond md consolidated
t,pndholders, all willing 10 pay no doubt, for
4, i,praarat,i or two In support ut their pecu-
liar interests.
when we read the PICS eulogy Of itself nhd
realized what nice paper tt was, IL and the
Tysass each having the largest circulation In
the Southwest. we felt certain that the con-
4nldated bondholders had an organ they
ru,ald lilo to, tn other words. bank on.
We remembered that In December laat. when
The Montgomery suit was pending In Judge
ulitinus' court, and the DEMOCRAT had
saken the side OF the people against all bond
holders who had not established their
claims by Judgment, the Pic printed
na ia editorial entitled "The Consoll-
dated Bondhoders," an article which we had
declined 10 use because ID was written d.
,uctly lii The interest Of tho bondholders.
We supposed, therefore, that the PIC was
Tho ataunuh organ Of the consolidated bond
people. and being 30 good. true, staunch and
reliable an old dutfer Ii would stand by them
through thick and thin
But what was out establishment after pe-
ruslng lts eulogy on Elanclhg at al, adjoining
column, tp notice an article headed '"Iht
Montgomery Suit going square baek ON ths
consolidated men bsalatheting Judge BIZ
what Ii denied in December that the consol
idated bondholderH, II successful In their suit,
would swamp the city without mercy.
we raprodnen the I'ica article OF December
ri and TIA article III January 10 below, In par
alal columns, 80 that the people may see
whit d truly good paper The Ptd IL. Did she
charge last December for advocating The con
lin IA calculated, II successful, 10 Cypress the
people and ruin the city, and is her re
cent Hop into the tender embraces Of the pre-
naium bond people and her tlattery of judge
billings accounted for by the fact that she has
little suit pending In the court with which
nhn la making such fair weather.
Here are The two bond articles
Iptcayune Dec. si.1 lPlnayune, January 49,
The Guns aaidatcd The Nion.somery
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| yHTAETED@A SITUATION AS CONNER
| w eial traveller Have had ffve years exps-
rience. Can give good references. Address
TRAVELLER. this Office. ja16F
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MISCELLANEOUS.

yHTANTED ~- TO EEsT-=A. LARGE. TUHs
w nished, front room, on the second floor.
Convenient for two single gentlemen. For phr~
tIeulars apply 10 No. ses Baronns street.
ia97 4tf
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sts,nlsa. nurses. Ghambsrmassas. sstr.

yHyANTED- SITUATIONS. BY TWO, HE4
w spectacle Riria, Dne tc do h9tssw0tk. the
other as cook. Address lstatinR the work % dol
GATE, this of1oe. Jazz DIT
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w street, for the country, one Cook, tue
Washer and ono Gardener. Has on hand d
pnnd hnnsak anrtlr. hts1I IL
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NTRD~EMPIOYMENT BY A FIRST
w class blacksmith for either wagen work
Or horse shooting. Answer ]. u. tttls office. laz5
HOUSE WANTED BY A PROMPT. PAYING
IL tenant d small cottage house. five or sfx
rooms. Fourth District preferred. Address
TENANT, Democrat Office. jags 10
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WArTED~BY A YOUNG MAN A gtTuA-
country. Address j. d., this offles. JAMS st
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HELP wANTEp FKMAI4Es.

gaamsbewmai6s, Ceeks, Nurses, sto.
yHTANTED-A GOOD COOK. WITH FITlf1fs
w class references. Address 100 Esplanada
al rae 1agd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-05

r-U Under the direction OF the spirits or his
TWO dead wives, Mr.. Wheaton has erected A
nagpoe on Mount Washington. and placed up-
on IL banner OF strange device, costing $50.
g-The School Board or Galveston. Tex. IL
engaged In determining whether or not Mrs
Garland. when she made an incorfigible puDiI
take dose OF castor-oi, was acting ultra rires
TIA woman hearing a great deal about sspr,-
serving autumn leaves put mp some; but after
ward told neighbor they were not M 20 eat
and she might as well have thrown her sugar
away.
TT So" said a lady. recently. TO merchant.
Your pretty daughter has married a rich hts-
band?" We'll" slowly replied the father II
believe she has married a rich man; but under
stand he Is very poor husband"
ts As an example Of an authors .incisve
thoughtluncSS" an English reviewer quote,
the Following sentence: at il a curious pSycho-
logical fact that latitudnarian morals usually
accompany that shallow phase OF IntellectuaIi-
ty called ScerticSm."
ek-A showy-dressed lady was telling friend
ABOUT her reasons for Visiting town. which was
Boston. and said: II do ~ want 10 attend one
or MesSlS. Handel and HaNdn'S concerts / am
TOD they are very flne, especially one piece they
give. called Oratorio."
TEA young lady hesitating for word in deS-
cifblng Tie character of a rejected SJlitor. said
:" He Is not tyrant. not exactly dOmineer-in0
but Dognallc." suggested her friend .sNo
lie has not dignity enough for that; think
pupmatc would convey my meaning ADMIT
ably"
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DIED,

FALCONER. On Sunday, November 3, 1875 At
10 am, JAMES A. FALCoNER. son of Susan and
The late X j. Ialconer, AGED twenty three years
Funeral VIII take place on Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, from the residence of his mother ll2J Sew
enth street northwest. Relatives and friends are re
sIectully invited To attend.
his was omitted through error III last night 4
Star
FENTON. On Sunday afternoon, November g.
1919, at his late residence, near Silver Springs, Nd
age tHishtstown and Bordentown N. j. papers
please copyl
HAMILTON. On November 4, 1873 at IL AM of
consumption, JAMES HAMILTON, AGED thirty seven
years and seven months.
Funeral from the residence OF his family s03
North Carolina avenue southeast, tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'clock Friends and acaualutances are
respectfully invited to attend.
KING. On the Sd of November, 1873, at High
wood, New Jersey, SARAH ROGERS, widow of the
late James q. King, Of New York, III the eighty
seventh year OF her aye. o.
MYERS. On November 4. 1873, az 8 40 O'Clock ~
M. MARGARET MYERS, the wife of T. Myers Of the
county Limerick, Ireland. in the thirty eighth year
OF her age.
The funeral from her residence to St Dominica
church, where requiem mass will be Celebrated
Friends OF family are invited to attend funeral .t
her residence, 723 Sd street southwest Boston pa
pers please copyl
O'BRIEN. On November T. 1873 Berparr
O,BRIEN, IN the eiehtieth year of her are
her FUNERAL VIII take place from No 1l2OeTyenty-
nrst street, on Wednesday, at 80 O'CLOCK from the
residence OF her son in law, John Curtis
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THE CATTLE DISEASE IN VIRGISIA.-MeSSrS.
Robert Beverly and Geo. w. Palmer, who We're
appointed by the Virginia Agricultural Society
a committee 10 investigate the cattle disease
now prevailing in this neighbOrhood, in their
report say ''that for two months in one locality
in the city of Lynchburg there prevailed during
the past summer a disease amongst the dairy
COWS, supposed to be murrain, not OF a very
fatal character, and which has now entirely dis
appeared; that about six weeks ago there also
existed disease amongst the dairy cows in and
around Alexandra, which, as far as they can
learn, was fatal to the extent of about Is or 80
animals, which disease seemed TO be an afrec-
ton OF the lungs, and was called pluro-pneumo-
mia or lung fever, but partaking in no respect of
the nature of 'r1nderpeSt;' that this disease did
not seem to be contagious, and that il has now
nearly subsidized in that locality. Apart from
these two instances the undersigned can hear
OF no disease which has prevailed amongst the
cattle OF Virginia, nor do they see in their inveS-
t1gat1on OF the subject any cause OF alarm TO the
grazing interests OF the state" CONTRARY 70
the report OF this committee the cow owners OF
this vicinity believe that the disease is cOnta-
giOuS, and to their sorrow know that it has not
nearly subsidized -Ater. Gazette.
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w Successors to Wash b Wliamsl

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated NovemberA>e
ID. A: ID. 1869, and duly recorded in Iiber No -
CT folio 46s ct seq. one of the land records for>
the District OF Columbia and at the request writ
nc auction. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
the second day of December, A. d. 1873, at O'clock
being in the county of Washington the District of
bered four (4, in section numbered six (6p. of the
subdivision Of the Barry Farm" according to the
this District to which special reference is had.
Terms 0nethird in cash, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at eight
49, PER cent. per annum till paid. The deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust on the prop
Fifty dollars deposit at the time of sale. All con
TeyancIrg and recording at the purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within five DAYS else il
will be resold at the risk and cost of the def autin
purchaser THOMAS w CHASE
noy5-t, til, s4w Surviving Trustee