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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
Five Thousand Dollars for a Prize
for OaFSmen.

BOSTON, Dec. 3O.-A manufacturing company
offers prize Of $5,O00 to be competed for by
any oarsmen OF the United States, under the
auspices OF the Eastern Rowing Association, of
Boston, and 100 dollars additional to any oars
500 dollars for prize cup. 1t is not at present
known where the race is to take place but it
will probably be in Massachusetts, waters the
race is to be five mile one and to take place
June 18th, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
The Female Traupus,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-In the fnternational fe-
male pedestrian contest at Madison Square Gar
den to-day Howard still holds first place with
Tobias second and MasSfcott third The follow
ing is the score up to 10 O'clock:-Howard 367I,
Tobias 360zS, Massic0t 1854, Mme Anderson
342ss, Roweil 84O3S, Ktlbufy s90x, c. Anderson
ss4as, Cameron 800. Edwards zleS, Gushing
fl61s, La chapelle 259, Vernon 25035, Warren
ton 1ssk, Rockwell l52, Cerfto 127s1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
A FOreer,s Suicide.

TOPEKA, KAN, Dec. 20.-D. A. Rudolph, a
real estate dealer Of this city, was arrested yes
terday On charge of forgery. He took an op-
portunity, in being allowed to consult with his
attorney, to go into his office, procure pistol
and shoot himSelf in the head,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
Dan Rice as am Eva,

Dan Rice as an Evangelist.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec 20-Dan Rice, the famous
circus man, announced last night that he had
been converted, and will at once enter the fleld
as an evangelist. He has had an interview with
Mr: Moody who is now holding meetings here
and will probably begin his now career by speak
ing at Mr.. MoOdy's meetings, and then seek such
fields as offer the best prospects of success in
his new work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
Rre~reS, Strike

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.-At a large meeting of
Journeymen brewers, last night, it was resolved
schedule of wages, ranging from 500 to $40 a
month, was not acceded to by their employers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
A Steamer and ], 100 Bales of Cotton

MOBILE, Dec 20.-The steamboat Maggie
Burke. which had just arrived at her wharf
from Montgomery, caught fire and burned to
the waters edge. About LOO bales Of cotton
were burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
Crushed to Death.

PITTSToN, Pa, Dec. 2O.-By fall of a roof in
the Pennsylvania Coal Co.'S. No. mine, here
this morning, David Laird was crushed to death
and John Mitchell badly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
Railroads Purchased and COnsoIi.
dated.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 2O.-A syndicate Of New
York capitalists has purchased the Columbus
and Sandy Creek Valley R. r. bv taking the
entire stock and all the bonded interest. This
syndicate has also purchased the road-bed Of
the old Atlantic and Lake Erie road known as
the Central 0h!o 0: p 2. r. The two lines were con-
sOhdated last night and articles OF Incorporation
under the name Of the Ohio Central r. r. Co.
are ready to be filed with the secretary of state
The directors Of the company are Geo. ]. Seney,
Watson H Brown, Geo. F. Stone, E. H. R. Ly-
P. Eels, OF Cleveland;;.C. r. Cummin, OF Chicago;
Chas. Foster, Of FostOria, Ohio; Samuel Thomas
and D. W. Caldwell. Of Columbus, and Calvin L.
Bryce, OF Lima, Ohio. 1t is proposed to put the
Is offered. The northern terminus OF
the road is at Toledo, and the cap
ital stock is A,000,000. The finished por-
ton Of the Columbus & Sandy Creek Valley
railroad VIII be equipped Immediately, and It
viii cost about 81 600 per mile to complete the
road bid of the old Atlantic and Lake Erie line,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

u-The trialOf Major John d. Simpson, edi-
Tor OF the koenf'ag Star, Madison, Indiana, for
closed yesterday, resulting in verdict OF not
guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE OPINION OF the Attorney General that
"a post trader in the Indian country has no right
to maintain traffic in goods With the indians,
unless he be properly licensed Tor sdch trade"
has been published by the War department for
Information OF all concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

cr Tn,,1s NJ oO NJ VI MIC Nc MCAee.
proprietor Of the Globe Democrat, died very sud-
denly OF heart disease about O'Clock this morn
ing, aged 64 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1896, 1911 80; customs s4s4, ,61t.67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

1T PAYS To sell only for cash, and to never,
under any circumstances, open an ac-
count with any one. The reason it
pays is that we always know lust
what we are doing, and can ,iye every
customer equal and impartial sdvant
ages. Never being compelled to as
sess cash customers for their proper
ton Of losses sustained by reason Of
bad debts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20
w e FIND TIL A T

1T PAYS To mark the lowest cash price on the
ticket of each garment, and never .
deviate one penny from these prices.
The reason it paysis that our custom
ers find by comparison that it is n
possible to buy goods under any sys-
tenn cheaper than we sell them, and
that with us they have the lowest
price named at once, and are not COM
PEELED to beat down from asking to
taking price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

COuftmey WUIfnR 20 HOW Hanlnn
i'm April
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 20.-Courtney writes
to Blaikie that he win row Hanlan under the
present terms, In April, either at Washington or
Saratoga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

DURING THE WEEK ended to-day, ss7s,0OO In
national bank notes were received at the Treas
ury for redemption, against 50, ,1O3 GOO for the
CORRESPONDING week last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvEN5 will spend his
Christmas in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

g To avoid the slightest misrepresenta
ton in selling goods, and to let custo-
mers know Just what they are paying
their money for. The reason it pays is
that we thereby secure the confidence
ofour customers. and make permanent
friends and patrons Of almost every
buyer, as our long list of regular Gus
toners most abundantly and gratify-
inEly attest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

THE TREASURY TO-DAY holds 1865, AZ, $50 q. s.
bonds to secure national bank circulation; for
the week ended to day, U. s. bonds for this pur-
pose were deposited to the amount of IS 361 900;
and q. S. bonds held for the same purpose were
Withdrawn, to the amount OF "a, ,47S, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

NAVAL ORDERs-Lielt. E. c. PerdletOn, from
the Washington navy yard, on the 22d inst,
and ordered to the Swatara- Mdshtpman P. j.
Werlich to the Alliance, January 1St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-20

FwTO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CEN
We TRIAL NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON CITY.-The annual election of eleven di-
rectors Of the Central National Bank Of Washington
City viii be held at the Bank, corner of Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue, on MONDAY, Janu-
ary IL, 1880, between the hours of Ia and p.
The Annual Report of the Transactions Of the
Bank viii be read at p. N. of the same day.
SAMUEL NORMENT, President
JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
Secretary Board of Directors. dec9- (, saw
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ART NOTES.

1T is very gratifying to THE STAR to md its
suggestion in last Saturdays issue, that it is
time for the country to honor some Of its people
eminent In civil as well as military life by pub
lie statues, followed so soon by Senator Booths
proposition to erect statue Of the late Professor
Henry in the grounds of the Smithsonian In
StitutioD. Professor Henry was one OF the per-
sons in our mind when writing the paragraph
in question, as 1t doubtless was in that Of tae
reader on perusing 1t, and no worthier subject
for the sculptor's chiSel can be chosen. His re-
searches and discoveries not only reflected lustre
on his native country, but conferred inestima-
bic benefits on the whole human race and 1t is
eminently fit that his memory should be per-
petuated in the manner proposed as well as In
the annals of science. While there would
be in many respects manifest propriety In plac-
ing the proposed image in the beautiful grounds
surrounding the scene Of some Of the distip-
guished scientists most important labors we
yet think the purpose in view in erecting 1t
would be better served by locating 1t at some
more conspicuous and accessible point. where 1t
could be more generally and easily seen by the
public than in the somewhat remote and Sc
cluded spot named in the bill, and we rather
entertain the hope that the measure may be
amended to this effect before it finally becomes
law. But to secere the statue itself is the
main thing. and nothing should be interpoSed
which Will, in the slightest degree, 1mperil this
result
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rLoqR,The disposition OF the trade to-day
i, 70 nod for better prices and receivers gem
e ehan,y asked an advance Of 1210s2bc, This
,av , nsa rue movement, and the business OF the
ana W wa - confined to about ego bbls Salps25
a.o ioo az ~ 49, 25 at S. % at as 80 at as
terms. 81 w. ioo On prfate
We quote se Fancy extras IS e2l@s s7. choice
i2h :double extras q 254 50 single extras ~ ~
q: superfne IS 2ses SO; common 20 7ssSa
az IL, On I'LL aSns trade obtain an advance OF
CORN MEAIm,Hisher and steady. with =
good demand We quote good to choiee vast
ern q q 1921 y bb ex landing. deaier iobbIne
out OF store at 81 sos2 40 Dbl. Sales-ioo bbls
RYE ELOUR-Steady; IS so@s7s.
HOMINY-s3 wholesale; a. as iohbinc o bh,
GRITS-Fx landing $sGs Is. according TO 10
quality: out Of store In Job lots. s3 30 u bbl ~
CREAM AND PEARL MEALGDnll n "a ok
Wholesale and g 50 In job lots
P0RK-There was q fair inquiry. and Western
advfces being more favorable holders asked an
advance OF as cents n Dbl. The market ruled
nrm throughout. and closed steady at 81 1909;
Job at an advance Of ec@7bc on these prices.
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By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com pan.


hSVweRssWs
NEW YoRK, Jan. 0. II 40 a. m.-Coffee firm
total sales and Withdrawals Saturday i2ss bags
II fair i4% @1t, good 1siz@i51<. prime fs@1els
rsaains fsir to sood isr sa@s.. prime ria sn *
@7a .ssirs 0 1aSs. standard 4 s,iss.. on <
81 ASH. standard crushed "a. powdered ~
grannlated az. cut loaf ok9gM.
1880 y. m.-Conse-no eales reported: stock
$500 bags. Refined sugar firm good demand
Spot cotton quiet; hiddlings 7.isc. Futures
irrrs .,e.no Jon o.,o. Whoa. . =.
AK ae 'aS bd F 9Rsos a.
~ bid MY f2lk 9 1927 .s Z January. ~ .
~ % F9bruary s62h March. Dry salt meats
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts OF
hogs for forty eight hours. % 900. light grades
c6oc.. Cattie.Receipts 5000; market M auiet. 70
$780, p. NV eat-ss1s@s4 February, s4x@
s s,s Mar March: Corn,asA asked January, aoH
!ss@lsk January. 1ek@isH February 20 bid
March Eareh 7'a Nay PG M.r es fs.a Feb s
February. 7s7. Bid March. ' e''
Bacon az h.ss sss 2 OPT %rsa. s:s
s sss.ip. ~ si,s ~ whi.ig Hogs y $685.
sT. LOUIS, Jan. s-Opening wheat-ss Jan
NARY e., Rsbru.ry oosp-a'a january. 500
Sss f g. G sisssr and slow No red
0as @ssh February. g2N@osX cs.h No. ! red SIX
gs7H cash. Corn higher; az January, so'l
0ssss May. 20h029's cash. Oats quiet 2sh May,
2oh bd)yanuary. 20H bid February 2os@10h
cssh - wsh y gatet at q o. PORK grmer Job
very little doing. Bacon unchanged. Lard un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Z, 1880 p. m.-Cotton hard
enfng; Middling Uplands 7-1ed. Mtddling
Orleans = 11-16d; sales 1900 bales. Of which
1000 are for exp port and speculation.
Wheat-Weste spring o. 1Od0ss 3D., Wes-
.arn winter No. %, No. 81 Cd. Flour
Western canal lss@22s. sCorn-New mixed 29s
'd old 23s. Oats ~ cd. Pork Prime mess West
,rn 4Os Lard-Prime Western g0s cd. Bacon
Long clear 23s Sd, short clear 14s.
LONDON. Jan. 6. II :3o .. m.-TaIloW 36s Cd.
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gslss1o = bbls ssr q Y ss;as bbis new fsmlly,

ssles-7o bbls nsw at q rs; 10 bbls new tfsmily)
bkf bH 4 9Pli M H. Il J. There was good de-
ioese and sAo Tor paelsd Shoulders sides are ap
quiet and unchangea clear tibs l@4hc. and
se these ae DsfsEs ana q
1000 lis loose do. spot, Il sfe.' : - ~
aetive, except In The jobblng trade. and prices
shouidsfs as@ss4e. clear fib sides t,s@4ae. and
vance on these prices OF tS@kc. Sales-4o boxes
shoulders on private terms.
LARD-Demand good and market Arm at
tterees. eA@e1fc, and packers prime steam, In
ferlor to choice 5A@eAc Dealers rates are ize
higher ss a % tsress ren Y. Ct ese
DO ut gke; IS tierces prime steam at 616e; So
tierces do to arrive ut SO.
LA HAMs .L9,na and easy We quote sugar.
obtain the usual advance on these figures OF 40
". ,sales-s tierees choice at Sc: 10 tierees at
BREAKFAST BACON--The supply is ample,
the. demand only moderate and the market dull
and easy for choice goods ut etostse; dealers
are fs SR1Essas aoa Ph5 pf r. are
s bs b Sp S ord br 1nrh The pD raS =
rnmp pork; pigs feet ii Is for kegs. "a 2b
for frklns and A7s for bills; pig tongues s@slfe;
spare ribs &6kp6 Is Tor 800 10 t1erees ana u Tor
bbls; eide ribs 80 259e 50 for 800 ib tlerces aud
d0HN~is. Ia fair supply demand moderate
and prices 9rmer White soc. yellow SOC. mixed
OATS, stock fair and prices steady at sl@sas
Y bushel.
BRA. Stock light and market nrm at eoc
cwt
HAY-Is In fair supply and prices are steady.
Choice tleae1e So. prime si4t9ib v bale.
choice Cincinnati u bs81 10. fairto good Vest
srn ~ g7@I os. Louisiana u O66Dt g7.
p0TATQE ,, large and market steady
ONIONS Light supply and demand at u y
OABBAGEH-Flrm at 81 5oaa = box.
APPLES-The supply is large and prices rule
quiet and firm at s209 v bbl. :.
. BUTTER-Is steadier on ereamerles and
low grade Western dairy. New YORK cream
cry nne 76p27c. New York dairy fine 7s@24c,
New York dairy good 10000. Western fne $50
tie. Western dairy tic n.
enthusiastically. New fork cream 10k@1te.
Western cream o@loc v n. Western reserve fac
tory sk@Skc
brAROH-In fair demand at s@skc In lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens - so: young 81 2s@
2 80; ducks ~; geese o.; turkeys s120A y
dozen,
EGGS Western as@7sc; Louisiana si0ssc ,
RIOE-Hteady. Prime e@sAc. good SIC, fair
and No. q 3fs3ke y ID.
FISH-From Messrs. O. II. Lawrence a Go
we get the following quotations:
uurr trails IIut ntvas kara
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Exchange Clippings, IAN,
Cincinnati Commercial:

ClnclnnRtf commercial.
The Guiding star made her war out Of CED
tuckY river 81 Ii o'clock Wednesday NOR
anh fought her way " through the fee sue
day morning. She came the entire diAtancJ
der slow. BELLS and landed here without
a na or damage to wheel: q hull althous
from yesterdays weather signs that We VIZ. nv az
have an immediate resumption Of navigai,y.
sas s or s 81 sss
maiden trip has been very successful one fisff
reception at oil ports along the way was ne
the e q q. the MsDsssppD ass Ms
800 tons Of cargo, proves her % be the future
tr de. viii g. Hays says: Elm answer to a cor
respondent who writes in regard To freezY
UPS. we will state that there was no 'freez. up
thermometer was twelve degrees below zero.
On Friday, the fifteenth. navigation was entire
navigation was resumed. On Sunday. Febru-
airy 7. navigation was again suspended. On
Sunday, February 20. It was resumed On Saf-
grday, December 20. 1876. the thermometer was
nve degrees bel zero, and navigation was
closed On Friday, Dscembr- u.s. three steam
boats, arrived here from below and navigation
ses borl Dur ans
wagons crossed the river short dis ance above
this city, but none have b .en able to cross upon
the Ice since that memorable winter"
st. Louis r. publican:
Sixty steamers Jay at the ST. Louis wharf. and
a break up OF The Ice was expected. meeting
was neld TO devise means to prevent the posi-
blt des ruction OF the steamers by flra aud
thers were present: Can't. Stone. Of the Adrfa- |
tic: Mckee, OF the Clara; smith, OF the Falls |
City: Gould, OF the Brunette: P,rkins OF the |
g eparbaxk: Ed Dix. OF this Polar Star
Wineland OF the Lucas: Gormley. OF tls A. |
=; ohan bers; Bassetr. Of the Altoona; Goddin. |
q the Key tons; Eaton. Boyd and others, On /
February :, Capt.. Eaton. Mr. Delafrld and
.tnefs. 'ried to demolish the Ice By exploding /
ngs ~ powder: This did no good. February
ce moved q little. Fsbrusry &c. the His-
.ouri broke loose and was coming down ia /
,ods. and the Mississippi rose seven fset at 1
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STAKE of the RIvers,

Below nigh water nrprk of 1874. fIndicates
rice. tIndicatas fall. Indicates frozen.
Though very cold yesterday morning, the
weather moderated during the day. the sun
made Its appearance. and the ice began to melt
rapidly. The boys on the Golden City took ad-
vantage OF the. freeze Sunday. improysed a
skating ground on the leyee. and had a fine
time generally. Mr.. Mcintyre. the clerk. was
In bis element. and got on some fancy torches.
and while cutting pigeon-w wing his feet went
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STATE NOTES.
Act No. OF 1866.
Letter A. No. is $50
note. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........
LOUISIANA STATE BONDS.
Issued In aid OF the Consolidated Association OF
Planters OF Louisiana.

SERIES q.
Nos. t64 s@17 a IS 50 50 1876 f7s 1s2
ts8 16i tT36f7s 1ss 1soa1s7 2e3@2o 2is 2ss
$40 2ss@sos sos@si1 siA9ss1s ssissse s7s sst
@3s3 $50 sse@lo4 400 40 H2 as ala 42s
49, 500 SIC Sal $40 54s 5s3 Js4ass7 g7asss
6sl@sos si7 sss@se1 s7f GA TAI 7as 7s207ss
and 7ss.
SERIES d.
Nos 43@5e lac 1W 12aa125 f5I01s1 leo ITO
t75 t7s 1gt@m0 23i@244 3isAs20 ssl@yss AIN
4s1 4s3 sx 6s7Gs4o s5iD57s essasys sssae0
e0s@sis ssso63s Geo es7 s73 $50 go es9 7ss
7si@7ss us si4 ss1 ss40sas s2s@g2s 107s0
1881 it79offss 1901 1909 12is@122a f2l491zss
i25s@126s lae3ast2e7 19720fz7 14Ia f4is 14s1
@14s4 14ss@14ss 1868 1870 1t75@15sl and fs220
1896.
Series C-1sf bonds Of $1,000 each.
Series DIFF bonds OF $1,000 each.
Annexes-Ooupons and interest on sames
Sissl72 50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

4 ,rhe amount of flouss manufactured In st..
1Cuis during 1873 Jas 1.9ll,oo1 barrels,
~ssinst i,5i7,s21 barrels In 1877. The receipts
n flour were i,25s,7o4 lA,rrels. against 1,os3,-
ia barrels the previous year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

7SALT-We are Indebted TO the well known
sHlt house OF Meesrs. Jackson d Manson for the
following quoations OF the market: Demand
good, With very light stock on hand for the
season. .We-note sale OF o cargo. all coarse. at
SOC sack af1oat and another on private terms.
We quote dealers rates from .warehouses at 20
ter IL scares and likely TO 20 higher. Turfs'
Island is quiet quoted ut s00gOc bag of two
bushels. Table salt In pockets tk@7c each. -
In size.
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I,,nmercial and financial Matters.

The bark Oatharinss (which cleared hence
,sstefday for Rouep, shas on board ss,s2c
<1shela 81 corn In bulk
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5 f'hp schooner Belle Hooper cleared yester-
~ for Baltimore with 1892 bbls molasses
M t55 bhds Of sugar--the first shipment to
rat port we have had to record for many
.nos,tha
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from the Treasury statement for Decem-
~ Il appears that the public debt was in
creased II, 23s,7s5 during the month. At the
same time the Treasury holds reserve In
s.,ln and currency Of nearly S230,00O,o00.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

II you want bargains for Christmas gifts
don't fail to visit No. 147 Canal street. During the
day they are slaughtered and at night they ara
given away at auction.
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Can you quarter 20? Get shadines7

Just think of It! Seyenty-f1ve cents win buy
the charming little story book "Chatterbox" At
No. 1T Canal street. M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

To give toms to the stomach and stimulate
digestion there L. nothing like Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

About half million barrels Of corn meal,
RIO -four, hominy and grlts are annually
manufactured Id st. Louis, there being four
fpep mills engaged In this industry. The
larger portion Of these products are sold
o<.ssth
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mElP wArrEp-mAar9,

WAFTED-A BOY. BETWEEN n
ana fourteen years OF age, to ATE
Cigar sfure and run HrrHnds: willlnavt
Apply TO Il. v. PORCH. No. Delta stfn.
Jg1 n - - : - -
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening, January .. 1879
COTTON-The market ruled steady through.
out the day under the influence of a good de-
mand. and at the close the sales aggregated 1000
bales.
The following is the official closing Of the
flrttou Ewohanuo.
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To restore the appetite and purify the blood
use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday. January Z. 1879.
Arr1vals.

Emma Irvine. 3. J. Cav. Whisper. g. 4. peck,
Henry Tete st. Mary. Yazoo, Fanchon. John
Howard. Maria Louise r. Il. Lee, Katie p.
Kountz. st. John, Martha.
DepartuFes.
Alvin, Isabel. Kittie Nye. Eva. Whisper. G. K.
Peck. Henry Tete, Il. J. Gay. Era No. 10.
To Arrive.
Alvin. Isabel Kittie Nye. lower coast; j. W.
Cannon. u. j. Gay, Bayou sara: Eva, Belle
Whisper, upper coast; AS. um ption. @. K. Peek,
Henry Tete. Lafourche: Big SuDfiower, Ope-
usas; Thos. Sherlock, Cincin natl: Belle of
Shreveport. ST. Louis: Jewel Red river;
THOMPSON Dean. Henry Frank Memphis: J.
M. White. dreenville; d. Stein. Alex. Kendall,
Ouachita.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report OF the stage OF water
at various points, with changes, In the a hours
ending yesterday at D. N.
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EsOR SALE STEAM ENGINES a
I ers, both new and second-hand,
Wheels, Pumps. etc. Saw Mills, Cot
Grab Wenehes. Jaekscreys, Crate Ba- !.
Mouths. Wrought. Iron Works. Brat,
Castings OF every description. Also,
hand Steam Fire Engine and one sHure
l0r at ILAHK'B FOUL 1,
Corner Race and Tshoupitou1l o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

and IL purity and favor are suarsnte ED 9'''s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-07

To MI whom these presents 81
Greeting:
Our loving subjects OF New OrlesasJ B
City OF the South. are assured thSDs.
deepest anxiety we watched the ruthglg'
OF the terrible epidemic which viH n
during the past summer. and that 3 !
sympathies were with them In theirnd.
and trials. nM
Believing that our presence will tefiss
the gloom caused by their late affiiet0r,
within their gates thousands OF visi.lax
much TO set once more In motion tho B
trade. thus bringing to them prostrra
happiness. we do ordain that ,a..