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HWANU F6C9FT0 HU7 HI"
r, Corhin, New Britain. Ct 4. N. Wllcox, C,eYctart.
c. e; Perkins, ltuttngton. III. H. Homer. 10ston.
ticorEs Fritz, rense!. IT. L. Davlcs, rhlfn.
J.. j, Brooks, Midland. iC. II. Jcwett, New York
+. ~. ftoyt, Madison. l(}lycr Smith, New Yurk
rALMKil ftoCsE.
A. Toh1n, Anstsalia. MA. Smith, Sydney, Ans
IT, i. WiltfanH Springfield 4. D. Douglass, Hartford.
Thee. Npwcnn,h. II. i. II. u. Wordsworth. Cine.
Wn,.r Abbott, 1I.Waync I'D. f'recn. Newark Nj.
James DnG, Colorado. F. +. Ferry, Chill. y. a.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
A. L. Cange7, Akron. o. IS. +. Crockett. Far. n. T.
G. u. Hnfl,ar. Fl. Wayne. At NJ Town, liaEvld. III.
j, Stevens, Nrc,,ah, Wis. "a. =. Chamberlain, W.
II, D. Angel, Ut. Wayne. II. A. Mcdonald, q. Lay.
VIC .rarsons, Akron,0. iE H. Bal1y. Now liarcn.
FREMONT HOUSE.
rh,lfp SInttcr. Toronto. i6. Dongtass, G. 1lapfd4
Jos. Taylor, Dctrott, u l.. Anderson. OMAHA
g. n. l3abcock Far u, T. +. {. NcAtdelcy, Aurora.
j, r. Spencer. Madison. u LEONARD, P1rtl'h; Ore.
IL r. Mcdonald Chcye no 4. j. Alexander, Lous'llo
, 1879-03-26
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,

Continued encccss and fncrcnsc,l popularity.
This forenth regular drawing At Lon1aviitc, n.y..
took place on Jan. 10 Full Hat If nusnhcts waa
published In TnE l'ninuNs Fcb.3. Their drawings,
Ncvar postponed and which hare taken place req.
nIary every two mnntis, nrc conceded to bc the
standard ones Of Thu day. Endorsements md ex.
presslons of confidence eomo from nt paris of Tho
country. Prizes fEoM $40, coo down 10 $40 wcrc
distributed. Even on approximate prizes 81 paid
$40. Tho rush Tor lickcts waa unprecedented !;
they cost only s., on receipt Of which eunt they
weso forwarded with dispatch. Write p!n!nly,
stating full address, for fnrthcr tnfofnal!o 10 r.
]. Caminersord, Secretary, Cousier.Journal Bald.
Ing, Luuissllle, KY.
, 1879-03-26

Yesterday uas visitors day at and County
jail, and tint retreat WIS tlronged.
Tile bonks Of tho Town Collector Of Hyde
Park were received yesterday.
Jatlor Currter ycsterdny welcomed Joe Cor
man back to Ills old home In TIM County jail.
The clerical force Of the County Trcasurcr's
otl1to IS being Increased from day to day, rs tue
Cal'cctots' hooks como in.
Collector Ayrcs, nj the South Town, ycstcr-
day turned over hts bouks and made tina, set
tlenent with tho County Treasurer paying him
$4,000.
day, Thursday. Friday, and Saturday evenings,
fur tile purnoss Of manutacLuring new American
citizens beflro election.
George Havit ,ras tried in tle Criminal
Court ycsterdny on n chargo -of robhtltg fnst
woman nnn,et1 1osfp Putnam O( lot nf dta-
t1ouls about two ycnrs lt:o. and was acquitted.
The Gran'1l Jury Yesterday heard thirteen
cnscs, found nine trilu bills, uni four 10
bills. Tle Jury can,o down before Judge VIII
inns carly In the day md reported nnn intltct-
nlens.-thnt Of .Ioe Atorrt*cy md Frank Wynnn
for rubbtng tncrrllunt III the country
whercupnn ]. F. sorqn. Daniel d. Wood, mid
George Hubbard were sworn III.
William Forrest, attorney for johnny Lamb,
has been yendtng postnl.cnrda to al1 the Grand
'1ursmen vino tlclnsd to sntltrt tito prisoner Tor
murder, asking them to rail- nt llis Office. The
presumption Is tint ho wishes to 'ltnp them IN
urt]cr to tit out what certain witncsses testified
10, a,l pcrtaps tu eceure utlltlayits from tlleIn
10 show tint unduo influence wns brneht to
bear upon t1e'n to scgl1ro t1io tnltcttneat.
stato'a-Attorncr Mills Yesterday sent a notice
tn IIarnu1, Il Van Srt1aack, attorneys for Sll-
uey Meyers, that he should cali IN the motion
IN 0llush tho Indictment for embezzIctpcnt
uguE!lst tic Observation-Disclosures specuntor March
ii, ut Wheaton, ILL.,, for argument. Barnun, &
Vim Sehaack neccDted service, but few llrl,rs
later tcle:;ram was ,1, received ; from Wheaton
term, ind consequently the case Will avo to 20
aver to the lime term.
r,,,, t,,,,,..oo -, f,h,1t.os ,no, ,o,...a,
!io Soni,',a.eu .e ~ @ Moat'aics mles ScstefaaY
nI % Gua.Su eccsn no nn 9s a ,,, nassea mpo" 1c
teea faaes, pnG sh mo. ns IN "at ~ ss to s 10
10 I'cr n.ssuan, VIZ % "ua ~ oan rsaa'c.sso. oss
WE eHptCtG ~ -! ~ oie" ,,a,,.,,,,a f.,,s' sn' '
Sne ie.l !s 'aGm ~ ~ ,,n tos.ors cn5e. @
o a ',' 't s.u vnr s ~ ~ "tGr ~. ~ yals. e
, 1879-03-26

The scrip disbursements wers sf25
Another call foe scrip will ba Issued In day
or two.
The payroll OF tho Fire Department Tor
January amounts to ea0,13?. ,
Collector Ayres gathered In s52a,ao9 IN all.
OF the pcrsoual.propcrtJ tag, ho collected 81
pcr cent.
Tie Trcasuscra receipts were: Collector.
si1G, Water.uh'es. sl.77T7; Comptso!lcs. rse3i,
total, 99,:i2t. Tic pnll out 81 ,2Oo.
Thr Appropriation hill has gone into force
without The Mayur's approval. It was printed
yesterday III the corporation paper.
The Mayor tssucd the customary proclama.
tim orAcrln. slle saloons to close on election
llay. No attention will bc paid 10 II, ns usual.
Tho contract for ercct,rg The cnEinc.hollse,
cllin,ncys, etc, for the Fullerton oyentle rundnt
was awarded to Thomas L. Courtney, for sei ,Go0.
The South Town Collector "sauared upn
with thu City Treasurer. turning, osor ~.
JltS0. The others haven't Jet bocn hcaFa
from.
to erect tfyc.story brick warehouse. G01leo
feet, uh North Water strcdt, near pinc, to cost
$25,GW0.
Three cnacs of fcar1ct icycr wcr1 reported 10
thu Health authorities. Diplttiera sccnls to be
dying nut, as Il case has not been put Oh tic
books for several aays.
All tic pay-rolis will bo In tho hanas OF the
Comptroller by to.t,ny, and tho employees will
hi patd off IA rapidly ns possible. beginning
will be tuaIo tn II day or two,
The Collector Is doing nothing beyond milking
prupnratIJns for next month, when there will
hc Il rush 10 nay Itcensca,.-al except those fur
suIoons expiring OH the 8lat inst.
The Department Of Public Worhs sold tin
wnter-tank Ut the corner OF Morgan untl Mem
rNu streets to The Board of Education for 81 600.
X school Is to be erected On the lot.
, 1879-03-26

from Algeria 10 tho French settlement Of sci T.
Ea', md tho French have nrcauy extended their
Aienltnn lines eastward 10 'rrIpOli. Tic Egyp.
tim litse. reach 70 tho Eauator, and those aof
communication with tirn'; an.. bY l an.l bs, wo ~
mar expect TO scu m overland ftno fran Capo
Town to Cn!ro an.l Alexandria. The extension
Of eotnnlerc.nl relations With The interior In The
AMI IL Ia stated as legusds the noEthrrn ;nca
that thu Arabs finding tllcls ean,els travel much
faster Yhun following them, most scTupuiuusly
rcspect the wrrs ami poles.
, 1879-03-26
HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RECEIVED.
rs.af..f klts,,ahaA Ia ia 1a.iaa4nn


Sptciai nfpasch 10 The Tribune.
Srn1NoFlELD, ILL.,, Afarch 25-TIe Governor
has to-lny received tho list OF persons noninat-
cd bY the Chicago Judges for appointment as
Justices Of the Peace
The Senators aro rather more dissatisfied with
the nominations than tic Representatives.
Senator johnson WIS reasonably we'll pleased
with tile West Side nominees whom ho Knew.
IIo said he pronoscd to learn wtat he could
nhnut the otlers, and do oil In Ills pownr to ptc
Senator Deluny thought they werc. as whole,
Il very bad lot. setIator White t}'l not seem 10
DO very well pleased. Senators Bash uni Riddle
did not cnre to express Ut oninton, and Senator
Campbell was abscnt, nnt therefore not inter-
viewed. Senator ArtleY antl thu Socialists OF
tho House arc very mitch dlagruntied because
their purtr WIS not recognized. Arttcy said
tlat they hatl several good candidates, "nd
That thu Judges would probably have oesa- s;
Socialists had intended to mako no
party nominations for Judges, but to support
tho present incurnhGnts. Tic course OF tho
Judges III tll!s matter, however, showed That
they lind nominated tho men who possessed the
most political Influence, and al.c Socialists would
probably le abc to ilnd other cautidatea for the
puslttOnB Wien the jtdtclnl election occurred.
Tic Governor will f,o1l tho nominations under
consideration for n faw days, but expects to send
tlesn to the Senate this styeek.
Judging from the sentiments expressed By
The Chicago Senators, It Is mt at NIL ccrtu!1 tlat
tho nominees Will Nil bo confirmed, even II their
names arc sent In by tte Governor, for, nj.
alwnys vote to confirm 0ll pf CnlioHl's nprolnt-
ments, In thH 1nattcr the Senate will untiol,bt-
edly he governed largely by tie wishes Of the
Chicago numbers.
, 1879-03-26

YOU HOusEkEEPERS KNOW, MANY or YOU
to your Borrow, that poor job Of paper hanging
or houso.decorattnx Is dear at nny price. TuK
TntnESE assnrcs Its readers that Mr. F. H. i1ttgcr.
s04 Wabash avenue. Is ono Of Tho best in that line
and rennonAblo In price.
, 1879-03-26
ARfN0lE kftMVES

hns been used with highly beneficial results during
tho past four years in tho various forms OF yspop.
ala. gasttltfs nansca, general debility, cansnmp-
lion, etc.. Knmyss Ia not u.cdicne; 1t Is pleas.
ant. une.llko beverage Tn food Haso from milk,
peculiarly grateful 10 do1icata atomach. Nothing
else sascs hesl, artl blond, and strength 10 fast.
It can b safely rolled on for thu recHpcEatoh Of
those cascs Of low Vitality In which medication Or
ordinary nutrition tatl Dewars Of limitations.
Send for pamphlet on ka.nyss. A.Asena. choni!st,
orIgtnAtor, l1U AIndIson street. Chicago.
, 1879-03-26


1tEATtSG-aInrch q, Mrs. Mnry Kcating, ascd o.
lanl - ''0
Funera! Thursday, areh u, from her lao residence
~ pecrtnH.st. Ghicngo. IT, ". Bridgcts Church.
BY carrtsEca to Calvary.
CuLVER--At tho rcstdence of her fauRhtcr Mira
John Anx. Tuesday, March rs, Nrs. Iiusflot Culver,
1enains wifi bc taken TO wulllngora. CT, for Inter.
mcnt.
:, HDDDEH,At her res'hcncc ,os Thlrtecuth place,
Bridget 1ioddon, aged % yeara. '
ReIuem High Msst nt JesEit Church Ut 1880 March
III funcfn! ny cara to CAlrArr.
Dearest mother. tllos Inst left III.
hNtHt I1]a lfl1st drcry feel;
But It's ttoA wft0 hatl bcrcft Ut,
lie will nll our kortOwa iIchl.
kHloston narHFs please copy.
CHAFFEE-sltddenty. at birmingham, c., March
Chadec. " ~ s'"'' 80
COWE1.L-H:s. Cowell. March 2t on ca,s whtIc
cn f0Nth from kaA1s City 10 Chcagn. aged IS years.
Funeral tu.daY tMarcl 2G) from alu Park .ny; car.
npt}cb.
MoAuL1FF-At tho rtlthcnce Of her Parents ESQ
sotith ia!siel.sk Mary AcAul!h. March Is. aged =!
Funeral to tio Church Of the sacred Heart at 10 L..
NJ. MARCH, 1d. shencu ny cara 10 calvary.
liURtl-Narch a. In this city, Of kcarot fever Edna
ycars. ''
, 1879-03-26

advise tho I}utEso roaplc to procurs the Chicago
papcrs nf Ane!l 10. ia7'. which will contain tho
opening Of this brilliant eftAir, ana we assure thon
that tho occas!on viii be ons OF unusual lmpot-
ttnca,
, 1879-03-26

Tho Telegraph In Africa.
The electric telegraph IL being rapidly sxtsnd-
ed oyer tho dark continent, The active enereies
establishment Ut q line acroas tho Grtat Desert,
, 1879-03-26
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
TIN t1CKT ONES.

The fist Of notninuca for Justices Of the
pcaco tcnt to Springfield night bcforo last was
mndo pul>tio yesterday, and the long agony Of
the hundreds who have been seeking positions
10 finally over. Those persons who wcro for
tanatc enough to have their names sent to the
Governor, to BE- by him transmitted TO tho Son-
ato or rc}cctcd, arc as folluvs:
s'ss sses oois ss't d c.s r s;s sssn & ri stS3D g.
:, North sidc-H. 4. knMftaann, !. u; Wilson,
S%Gsy %eyy. ltsso s. i stl.' ssl;aq O ES,yI.1G, s M. O.
se5iy, se5fts' David wa,sS II e''0' a. " "''''''"' :"
Tile old JustIccs. who arc dropped On tic
South stde hre Calvin D'Wolf. who has held
Office for four years. anl ]. Charles lIa(nes, who
Inns held It for eight,-ho having been one Of
Gov patmcr'a original npnoiDtecs. Ttleir suc'
cesaora are linricn, Il. Drayton. who was nlcsn-
bcr Of the Legislature for tho South Side during
1871-7o, member Of tho firm Of Short II lsray-
ton harnsss'Taksrs' etc. md = II p.s'ent ncp
who has been practtclny lawyer hero Tor many
years, ,ls,tl who Has nt ono tilnc prominent In
wasd politics, and candidate for First Ward
Alderman, but wlio lias Of late devoted himself
strictly TO Ills bualness.
:. On tho North Side, thoso who 60 out arc
Hammlt: who held Office for eight yenrs;
a: II. Robinson, ana William +. Pc Wolf.
Their Successors nre Charles y. Waller,
lawyer. who laas not practcc'', however, for
short iic, nl Is at prreen working h, tllG Colin-
ty Clerks Office; an'l John u. Sullivan. pretty
wcIl.known North Sldu democrat, atit n rrn1nl-
ncnt FenInn during tito exciting days OF 1900.
Those who retro on the Ncet Slide arc Alvin
Salisbury an,l Redmond Sheridan.
Their successors arc Thomas i. Bar-
rctt, who for q great number Of
years was employed in thu office Of the Clerk Of
the Criminal Court, under 10th Dan O'llara
attl Austin Doyle. who possesses great 4ualit1-
cations for Ills new position. nMi who IL gcner-
ally liked; unl David Walsh. who was Alder
man for many years, q number Of the Board Of
Education, ind q Justice from 1871 to 1876.
Boil! these gentlemen arc Democrats.
Tho nominations which give universal sasts.
faction nre tllpBe Of Judge Wilson nlld George
A. Mrccl1. Some Of the ot.rrs have opponents
here md there. The proprIcty of tic appoh1t-
mont of these two ts universally conceded. Out
OF tile nineteen Justices eleven aru clasaed ms
Republicans and eight rs Democrats.
, 1879-03-26
DRUNKENNESS,

DR.. D'unRcr. discover Of the cnehona euro for
drnnkcnntss, cures all casea Hoom ~ Palmer
TTf,txe
, 1879-03-26

Tho 1neet, nawcst. and most lusnblo atyles o!
s!coVc. buttons and studs at Hamilton, ShonEda i
Co., W Statu ktteet, corner Ilando!ph.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

John Carol. carving ,coneesled weapons;
Superior Criminal Court, bonds OF $3.50.
John McGuen and George Graft. chat sd with
shooting and wounding Henry Miller were sent
before tho Superior Criminal Court under 500
bonds aach.
W @. Brooks, alias W II Clark. charged by
T.. Simon. first, with forging, aud second, pub
lishtng and utttrlng az false forged bill OF
lading. was sent btfo.e the Superior Criminal
Court under $500 bonds.
".oh6y Matranto. charged with the killing. OF
Leon Dencieno. WINS reminded to the Parish
Prison without The benefit OF BAIL for his aD1s
penrauce Deeemh., y,
COMO Paris b juyerila vagrnnt wa5 sent to
tbs Boys House of Refuge
Ghaa. Clark. aJuyenile Vagrant, Boys House
Of Refuge.
jas, Mcbride. ASSAULT and battery. $3.50 peace
bonds; Ia default twenty days Id the Parish
Prison.
Henry Mills, having property In his possess
sion suppoaod tn have been stolen. $3.50 ap pear
ance bonds.
John ColHon. petty larceny, $3.50 appearance
bones
sarah Williams. aBsnult and battery $3.50 ap.
pea1nnce bonds.
Jas. g. Williams, petty larceny. $3.50 appear
nnGe bonds.
Samuel Green, assault and battery. $3.50 ap-
pearRuca bonds.
Mary SehaRtiu. leWd aud abandoned, $3.50 ap-
pearanee bonds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
PAINTINGS
AND ENaRAVINGs.

Every large city hoasts Of Its representative
interests. and 1t Is poor city that la special
lines cannot compete with sister markets,
There Ia ono branch OF trade. however. that ls
seIdom conducted by individual firms who can
make any preteDsicns of carrying anything
like ~ complete variety 81 stock. from which
the retail dealer ca select. aud that is the bust
ness head lined above which comprehcnds n
greater variety Of goods than will be found In
any other wholesala house. Generally such a
eass Of goods ae found In The large establish
ment OF L. Utter, of this city IL distributed
among several boures: for instance one house
will soil nothing bur looking glasses and
frames. another viii Fell engrAvines, litho-
graphs and chromos, and still another WIN
deal Only In window shades, cornioes ana that
elasss Of domestic goods on limited scale
Mr.. Uter however. takes the entire list into his
catalogue, and carries full and complete
stock of everything cnmprehended therein:
Although his largest Rales are in French and
Garmna looking glasaee. of which he ts an ex-
tensiye imrorter. he ie also heayy dealer In
oil paintings. nue engravlngs and ebromos,
from which the Large or email dealer can select
to anit his trade. In the matter OF picture
ames m3dRea et Sa tier" Is not rs ano'en
business or which carries SO II e'o k. r.
sides tho mnnufaeture of picture frames, MIR.
Ut9r also re.e,s frames and re,sliynrs q y,
anuiaetnring. His stock q arttsfs' material
IL r"plete with the newest and latest goods. In
window sh&dse, e0fnlees cNrda anu thSselS,
thnre Ia not II more eompete stock anywhere.
A Visit to MIR, Ue,'s store and warerooms,
nj No. IS Roval street. was one o., Interest to
the writer rs the display Of oil paintings,
eneravings and cbromos OF choice cub,
iects afforded % rare treat and stnhy'
and also an opportunity u inapee Ing
a superior display of mirrors and rich
parlor ornaments. Mr. Utter established the
present business thirty years ago, and at pres
ont has q very extensive business, His trade Is
both retail aud wholesale, extending into the
States Of Mississippl. Alabama, Tennessee and
Texas and also Mexico Tho enterprises exhtb-
tod by Mr. liter In building 90 large business
ia deserving Of the highest communication and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

His gracious mnJHstY, when n Child, WIS. IS
We ali know noted for generosity and amiAhI.
ity. Well perhaps 1t s oqnHlly we'll known how
he opea saved Il playmate from getting tho
punishment most dreaded by thu anall boy-a
whiting Whether 1t IL or not. that 1t may be
brought 10 the minds Of his loyal sufIeef5 with
renewed vtgor. Wa again relate the occurrence
as l. has peaed.
Ono Iny Il plnymata Of our Notwithstanding
having gone into the patl3r to tnFeRtigat9 the
new aquarium which his big sisters young
man had sent us Il present TO his big sisters
mnrlma beeamesuddenly a8i2ed with I'M ardent
desire for tiscaforial Knowledge Now knoWl
edge can only be obtained by investigation. aud
Investigation requitRs some object 10 be inyes-
tigntod: go, as there were no other h5has con-
yeniout this wicked little fellow undertook TO
Investigate the swimming power Of the gold
Pushes and sHccseded in nearly killing them by
Keeping them ont of water t1ftuhhfe ely tor the
gold fishes Mutfame Ia More appeared on the
scene in time to actth pHrt of II itfs preseryer
and To foIi0w up this heroic action by II slip
perry chase for her son aud her-but alas Tor
her pedesti fan bowers. she Wa sprey beaten
in this go-as-y ou- ptease match by the wicked
inv s{tgnt0f, and by u sudden closing OF the
front door prevented fro. exercising her
powers on the person Of her son. who. pale
fae-d. excited and in tears. ran down the street
and was, a. We before stated. reseuAd by orr
whom he adjourned to the next town to push
his powers Of Investigation to their, utmost ex-
| tent Ia the menagerfs that adlDiued the circus
tent, Luncheon time came and Weot. dinner
wa net gladdenet by the CHEEKY face of the in,
vestigatar: then what hue and CRY was raised
1 Id that town. Livery nook and corner Wae
! searched; finally dusk came, and the small boy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
THE GET. EBRATED WEBER PIANO
IN NEW ORLEANS.

Who has not hoard OF Albert Weber, One OF
the most liberal and enterprising piano manu-
iaelufers In the world, who by energy. fatr
dealing and by genial mechanical skill has sue
ceeaef to place his instruments forempat al the
heed Of other mnkets ct Ienown His late trl-
umphs ut tho Centennial IRE recorded In tho
offieial annals In the .h6st glowing terms on ae-
count of tho rich. nohle eympethoti1 tono mud
haidIy m artist of repufe all over tho globe
who has not certified in tho most enthusiastic
rnannar to tho many rrnlseworthY qualities Of
he Weber piano. Many Of our best people havo
In vain sought these magnificent pianos in onr
city unit. lately. Mr. Louis Grunewtrd. with
hfs known enterprises and energy. always ready
oehar to the wishes II his patrons has SUR
eeedad In getting the exclusive agency for this
city nnd distrct Of those remarkable instru-
nents. If which ha oxpact4 u largo assortment
enrly next week. aud which he will exhibit TO
bis many frleuda. If you are Interested Ia tho
ntliehass Of strictly tlFst claHs piano DO not
fail to soc and hear them ut GrnneWald Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
Artistic pictures taken by Wasbburu, the
champion nhotograubor.
INSPECTION OF STEAMBOATS,.

The weekly reporie of tho Inspectors Of tho
Teuth District TO their supervisor for tho part
official week may he summarize sd as follows:
From Mobile weak ending Nnvomber "a. Ella
BRITISH Johnson amountn value to over $500.
5000 more would build n new hui cDmulese
From Apatnehigola- no transactions:
From Galveston. the inspectors will leave By
the first schooner 20 Luke Charles, and return
by way OF orange. beaumont and Houston.
- The New Orleans board reports that on the
twenty. fifth the steamer Exchange was In
anectad,
Coal oil mud gnnpowder permits wore Issued
to the New s3amea and the Heroine,
Charles ", Adams permitted TO net aR pi}o"
on THE Mississippi river between New Orleans
md he gulf.
Noveuller 2e TnFpeeted and pasaed tho
steamers FaIrpIay and Laurn. md issued coal
oil a Il qnnuowder permits to tho former,
Csrttaaato Of INSPECTION issued totho steamer
lt2ellatge.
November Is INSPECTED steamer John W,
Hnnna. Tho assistant inspectors returned
from up the liver.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. jenkins. solicitor Of patents, No.
q Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list OF
patents granted Southern inventors for the
week ending November Il, 1879:
Mississippi L. Y. Cardwell Rose Hill, har-
row A. A. Mass, Meridian, treatment OF
pine leaves for tho manufacture OF paper, and
other purposes.
Florida 6. Bower. Mandrin, refrigera-
tors.
Texas-C. H. Jiangill, Lawsonyille, cotton
presses; t. T. Treuks. Round Top, cotton
picking machine; D. Booker, .Edom, pruning
i'm penent; $. M. Craig, Austin, fire lighters !;
s. Holton. Henderson, saw-sets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following were recorded yesterday ut the
office Of the Board If Health. .
RJRTUa.

Tho following were recorded yesterday ut tbs
,floe Of the Board of Health.
BIRTHS.
Mrs F. II. d uiin, nson.
Mrs Arthur Morgan. d son.
Mrs Owen Rouer. n son.
MIS- w. L. Todd. o son.
Mrs John E Llvaudais, q son
Mrs. G. w. Henae. IL son.
Mrs. L. u. GodefIoy. II daughter.
Mrs. i. DareSzo. ~ son.
Mrs. 7, A, Leong, son.
Mra = Prudhomme. u son.
Mrs Vim. Wngerter n daughter,
Mrs. j.. Bertrand, 81 4 snGhtar
Mrs w s. CaJbrrt, q daughter,
Mrs. Ed b. Thnyer. n sou.
Mrs jean Mrnmon. aaon.
Mrs j. Il, Habeot. n son
Mrs. j. D. Brennan. q son.
MARRIAGES..
s r. Lewis to Clara s. Davis.
q. r. MCCARTHY to Annie Mortarty.
Chas II. Deebar to u. Maseee.
l. H. Garnitre to M. j bemui me-.
Adrien q. Metnaud to Altertine Scott
W. ], VoIasco to Jennie Williams.
A. Fl. P,ttaon to l. A. Evans. ..*..=
J.. II. Hnll to NJ A. Walsh
L. A johnson to C. e. Hulburn.
Henry Knight to J. l. Corbln.
DEATHs.
Ulysses Grant Taylor, month.
Mary Barge. G.. liz ysHrs.
josef h Alexander. Year.
q A. Miles, dry.
- Maurin. 9 days.
Cyril Jonea. 80 yeara. r...
oseuhine Sanders. amonths.
John DuggHD. s. years.
Miro. Il. L. Allen. "a years. ....
r y. Gale. / month.
Susanna Davis, 81 Tenrs.
4 T. Farga. 90 years.
.Inmps y. Tayler. yehrs1
Michl O'Natil hour
John Brennan. 30 yaRra.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

Fifth District Court.

James McMains. na sole heir OF his mother.
Mrs Michael MoMans. has instituted suit Ia
deereed the owner Ms heir aforesaid OF six
lots Of ground IN The square bounded by, Cy-
press julia, johnson aud Gave8 streets. which
passed by Auditor Johnson, on December %.
1876. In confirmation Of ~ sale for taxes made
by tho collector Of the First District In that
year.
lie prnys that the pretended sale and Audi
tors deed be decreed null and void. and that ha
recover fr IN the defendant tbs possession or
the property, and rent mt the rate OF Bis per
month during her oe ,upsncy OF the same.