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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

The decision by the corporation counsel of
New York city that the new mayor has the
power TO veto resolutions passed by the Old
BOARD or aldermen, and that the common coun
Gil cannot delegate to the sinking fund their
powers fixing conditions In connection with the
proposed privilege OF laying pipes for steam
heating purposes in the streets and avenues.
Will II Is thought. give the quetus to Sptnola's
scAehe OF heating the city. Truly, the at
tempt 10 warm the New Workers. With steam
has met with many difficulties. and the n,tb m
success is not yet clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

When Prof LOOMS experiments in West
virginia are crowned with complete success. he
VIII be able TO telegraph, inexpensiyely. from
one sue Oh the ocean 10 the other without
wires except those that reach from the persons
communicating to the natural electric cur
rent, which, according to Prof. Loomis. is fonns
at certain elevations. Until the time supge sta,
The world must depend upon the cable.
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To Advertisers,

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nounCelGrlts aS early in the day as possible and il,
all cases teture II O'Clock VI. The insertion in the
same day issue Of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured
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P 0 r Q v S PA ST E r S.
BENSDN'S CAPCINE
Il d R Gus PLAsT Err
Is THE BEST KIND.

This remarkable article contains ali the ya,n,,,1a
qnS lcs OF the slow acting common porous plaster
ana iii addition az entirely new combination of
active Vfgetah bic ingredients from which ii derives
Is wonderful p2ln relieving, Strengthening and
curative properties 1t relieves pain almost iuma
dlate!y ami ciIrcs where other plasters Will nos ey -.
TeiieNe The manufacturers OF BaIlsoii's CtDcine
Porous Plaster We're awarded the highest and on y
meaai q merit given for plasterS at the Centennial
statement regarding It's great merit '''
For Lame and Weak Back, Kidney Dis
ease, rheumatism, Stubborn and Neg
iected Colds. Lung and Chest Difficult
ties. The Lame ness and Weakness Pc
culiar To Women, Nervous Affections of
the Heart. Chills and Fever. Sciatiea
and IumbagO. Diseases of Children such
as NhOOpiDg Coughs. Colds and Creup.
(when applied in its early stages, and
all Local Aches and Pains of Young or
Old,
1T is SIMPLY THE BEST REMEDY EVER
DEVISED OR KNOWN
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To CorreSpondeufS

Letters should lie addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAB according to their
tenor, and not to any individual nam. Otherwise
eeDce. etc. 49,
Che cks. etc. sh0uld in all cases be made PAYABLE
70 TIE orC;er of The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CcNlANY-not to that Of any individual
- Anonymous communications not read. re-
1eCted manuscripts not returned or preserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08

We suspect. from marked copies OF the Leay
enWorth Press, that that paper Is not In favor of
the reelection OF senator Ingalls,. The Kansas
papers express their disiikes in very explosive
Terms
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT
i OF C0I,VNRIA

t1UIDINtI SPECIAL TERM, January 7th, 1873.
In the case of Charles NJ Matthews Admins
traitor OF SAMUEL TYLER. deceased, the Admins
traitor aforesaid has, with tne appreciation OF the
supreme Court of the District of Column bia afora
sad, app 0uted TUESDAY, February 18th, a. ID.
1ois 1oI the anal settlement and distribution of tina
personal estate OF said deceased and of the assets in
band as far az the same have been collected and
turned INTO money; when and where all the cred
itrs ana heirs OF SAID deceased notified TO atta5
with their claims properly vOuched. or they nav
otherwise by law be excluded from all beneit in sal Il
deceaseus estate Provided CO, y of this or err he
published once week for three WEEKS in the Wash
ilRton Law Reporter and Evening Sta" newspapers
previous to the said day Test.
1dnoia"5w A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
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To Travellers and I;essdents Abroad.

1HE IvINISG STAR VIII b. found on file a. The
foio~:ie aces, where also. aiver Elements an
subscription viii he received -Hc;irv F. Ii;Ii,v 4
Co 449 strand Charing Gross London ('h3r,e-
HartwiCE. us Bouiey ard NIG2-ertn and y Y Herald
Office, 20 Avenue de rOpcra, Paris
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Of YEARS OLD.

20
, We have succeeded in purchasing the control-for
the District and Maryland-for sale of .sCiT-TH
BERI'S OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY" This
MhIeky was made 1852, from 20 per cent of matted
barley 80 per cent matted the cd hand pr ocess
but quarts of spirit extracted from each bushel of
grain. -
Whereas under the present system from 16 to Is
quarts are distilled from each bushel of raw grain
and the high degree of heat attained by the intro
onction Of steam from 600 to 900 deyrees-extracts
AL the essential oils, fusil oil and metallic salts
We cory the report of PROF. JOSEPH JONES'
o. o. New orleans La. addressed to Messrs. Toby &
,mGENILSMEN The sample of Whisky labelled
WIN: CuthDert submitted to me for chemical ex.
nnatlon, contained 47a per cent of absolute a,co-
hol Chemical analysis established that il was freq
from ESSENTIAL Oils, FUsIL oil and ALL MFr.IIIC
salts and is the ONLY Whisky have found free
from essential oils The grape sugar wifi. said
Whisky contains give the spirit indications of great
age" Respectfully, e
(Slgned,) JOSEPH JONES'
Professor of Chemistry
We can refer to the leading physicians of this city
Is to its great qualities incidentally '
For sale by the bottle only
b. W. REEDS SONS,
1aHb-tr 1919 sfreef.
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61Sz Hs B 5aSs o saSrs i
he higheet prices 10 OARH tor the several srffcass
sAnsd hhovA Orders by UaQ oa000ded a noYS.6
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l. f T
4 NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE
A new lCroom RESIDENCE, with Nansard roof
and every modern convenience
Also, Iii tue most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An EleRant l2-room DWELLING, with every i'm.
pIoVenent and large Brick Stable -
FOR SALE.
Handsome 12room RESIDENCE on l. street
Nv, hear Vermont avenue; contains all modern
improvements and built in most substantial man.
Eer. 1
90. "A Small FRAME, on street n W., near 18th; Lot
Several Magnificent Building LOTS on Vermont
Circle i AN A''i7 '1Aoo'
Two Entire Squares of GROUND in the north.
western sect!o1! OF the city; fine opportunity for
a Large Tract Of LAND, beautifully situated and
otIne ", part OF Meridian Hill handsome location
be sold at bargain. ~ " ~ WY "a'
,a. THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
IhhHu 1923 street n w.
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BENSON'S
APCINE POROUS ASTER

There is no other remedy so we'll adapted for tina
above class OF ailments. No other " contains
the same combination of medicinal in1retlients
Bensons Capcine Porous Plaster is positively far
superior to common porous p;asters, and to all
other external remedies, including iumentJ and tha
socailed electrical appliances. Its powerful inflI-
ence Is felt almost at the first moment of application
Meted It Is neat and convenient. also pleasant to
wear az IL creates merely sensation of senLe and
stimulating warmth
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CAUTION.

There are FRtUpULENT and WORTHLESS inlita-
lions CT BensOn's Capcine Porous Plaster i'm the
nlarket One III particular, having a similar SCUM l.
ing name, contains lead poisons. Each genuine
Benson's Canclne Plaster has the word Capcine
spelled CA PCIN E. Take no other
Sold by all Druggists, Price a5 cts,
tanS-lmr
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& CO.,
EMOEAL OF
CONN MOLLY
DRY GOODS STORE,

About the 10th of January I VIII remove from my
present stand to the '
Northeast Corner of Pa. are. and I'm ST.
Until that time will offer extraordinary induca
MeLts 10 purchasers of Dry Goods. As L wish to
open my ew store with entire new stock no rsa-
sonable offer viii be refused for any goods now on
NNOLLY'S
ian3f Coz y;,,tL .t
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE
Cos Pennsylvania 0renHe. FTi
PREVIOUS TO TAXING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCK, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL. AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.

FEW QUOTATIONS.
IaIes Pebble Goat Button Boots ...........si %
Ladies Gus ON made Goat Button. ....-...-. 81
Ladies Custom made, Navy B.ue, Diagona, or
Checktor Button. ....-.................--.... 200
I&iCles goat soma Leather, Side Lace......... l01
Ladies Custom made, Goat Lace. ............ %
G%i9ts renc;l h1C Box Toe, Button ......... J 90
t""V otier SYKES ranging III price. IS to 90
.thi Soiiu Learner Collsres CATERS. 90
gent pay state SHOES Observation-Disclosures. 90
Gehts littd,stitched tah Congress. SEQ
'elt,s tDuft - ta1 congress. $50
cents tBuftS( tIf Button Boots. $50
Ctnt + me an G0otS ......-.......... 2.T5
Gents Lose styles Boots and Shoes - soc to 6 90
Oeii pest lsuiDtrs, f9c, Ladies'. 20
Ueht sDesl ARCHES, Sl2u, Ladies 80
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children at m
heard of low prices. " 49,
These are the best and cheapest goods offered
at any legitimate sale in this city.
1anS-tr GEO. MCCARTHY
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III A. HALL.
II. JUSTICE THE PEACE
322 Sth st, 1eDroit Building co.ner Sth and sta
NV. Residence gO3 o st NV i9n7.ota
M 1SS Nj. vi. SMITH HAS REMOVED TO I103
A1 G street, cor 18th NV, where she will receive
orders for Dress1nakln9 Cutting and Fitting a sne-
clalty. The art of Dressmaking taught. also en-
pIO4dtfy III 9oi aNd slNtf. ian1-2it
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8rrrGC" sTroTH DGTp Circulation, oper
II,6oo being q much I1T1Sr bos,a fde.
regular and permanent circulation fHpa
that Of 'sH tte other dajfB papers in the
city o6C'cd too,fLer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08
DRY GOODS.
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE.

Androscoggin Cotton, 7c.: best Calicoes, &c
double-width Sheetngs It, 20. 25c.-chelp; Pillow
Case Cotton, Ice up; Spreads, Soc up; Dress Goo Is
must be sold Sc W; double width Polonaise Goods
at Ia I price: Colored and Black All Wool Cash
meres aoe up; best assortment Clocks in city. 81 50
UP TO S2A: Wool Flannels. and boys' wear
reduced prices; cheapest White Blankets in city
SL75 up; Gray Blankets, soc apiece: Calico Com
forters, reduced pr.ces; All Wool Carpets 50. up :
Ingram CARPETS, 25c up; Brussels Carpets at cost
zoe. up. Whole Carpet stock at cost 10 close out
T. n. NAUDAIN.
ian4tr 709 Market SPACE.
RRODHEAD & CO.,
u 939 PennsylEani ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sts,
OFFER 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
rom thelr close cash prices on ali sales OF imported
Dress Goods, including Cashmeres Alpacas Cash
mere de Plnde, Matelasse, D.masse and Knicker-
booker Snitlngs, &c &c Beautiful SILK faced Brown
Velvet, 81 90 er yd, worth 81; Lyons Seal Brown
and Navy Blue Silk. 15c per yd. Black Satin 81
per I'D, and up: Black Mixed, double width Water
proof 625.c, and up Ladies and Gents White and
Red underwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest
Red Twilied Flannel made. very cheap; Wamsutts
4, bleached Cotton, lOc I'd. Wide. al linen Table
Danask 3!7.c., and un; Clark S best 200yd. Spool
Cotton, 25c,; Elezap; 3-Bntton Kid Gloves. ii 25
PAR; and many other BARGAINS in tirst-c,.ss xoois
CAL early and secure choice goods at
80 BRODHEAD'S,
yanotr S5S Pennsylvania Gcs.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One BAY MARE. : years cd very
L handsome and prompt driver: also ~
one large BROWN HORSE. years old very I'm
KIND and good; any lady can drive him Az. ZG2A
". oZZ V ST, near ith St janS-2t'
Il bar BUGGY. Horse perfectly sound and ~
es,i'le Sold tor no fault-0wner leaving the IN
st, between 10 and Eth W i,p7 ~.
TOR SALE-CHEAP-A good. gentle HORSE free
l. driver; can be driven by a lady viii *
9'a aW ~, Wl1hopt htching. w; II. WHEAT ES4N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-08
NJ RS. VI. A. WHITE.
wi No Al1 I1-rtT

Ladies fashionable hair dresser and hair yrorl
Pulls, Curls and Brads made very che An "
Orders sent by mail promptly attended to
-Four doors above Pennsylvania avenue,
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n OTlCE.-The partnership existing betroo-,
~ e g. DAVIS, c. DICKINSON and W. II
BOY FIX, under the firm name of DAVIS DICKIV
son 4 CO, having expired, said firm is dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. ". H. BOYER retiring from
lhe hrn T. e. DAVIS.
W. H BOYER
- s. e.. DICKINSON
Inc business Will be continued at same placs by
DAVIS DICKINSON
janb-T S24 Sfk sfreet
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
N8nsatta Cotton 10
autroscostSin cotton. ....-....-....
Splendid Yard Cotton. ....-....... s
SeautltQl Dress Goods. ............ & worth I2LSc
Back Slk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do al 70
Do. do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 do v 9s
Black and Coiored Cashmere CHEAP. w.
One case Wool Blankets. ..... $50 do xn
Full line of Shaws, Flannel, Cloth Cashmere Wa
terproof and Cloakins. Table Linen. Towels aud
Napkins, Comforts, Spreads and Sheeting, Curtain
Lace. Excellent 3-button Kid Gloves; every pair
Guaranteed, st u. LUTTRELL & WINE
noV29tr 1880 PeHna. acc.
elk FINE DRESS SHIRTS
, Made to order Of Wsnlsutta Muslin and Extra
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished. st rs cts
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt at rs cts uLfinisbed fs o..
-ood as any 81 Shirt in the market.
WHOLESALE prices and Six of them is nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN 'FRONT.'
IL 80 cts is made of the material as the "Mys
terry"
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on is worth donble its
money, but We are compelled to reduce stock at our
large addition thereto, and desire to carry less
SocF whilst the building is in progress ~
nov5'r MEGINNISS', fOD2 r street Mr.
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3. II. WARNER,
si6 F street HOrtnIsgt

4. n. heiii Estate Review, published al my ONES o.
tae iofn OF each month, contains complete list Of
81 tue houses have FOR rent together with reports
concerning the condition of the real est ate parket
throughout the country. Gan sn6 Set q copv
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BOARDING.

It',,AhIiAG - for rot w:th frSt-c 'as. TAIL.
F-u New York avenue u y " - : a.
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Key OF Offices III Vernon Row with janitor room 81
ssRe on the 1st and 18th of each mont, bullet,
OF all property for rent and sale my books which
by nau II deslred. ~
Loans.
$4,000 at per cent i.oSt-
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'CR RENi-On 18th instant-HOCSE 1439 Q :: .,
u tWo-storl.s and 1nansard ro T Inquire AT l+ii
y ST. nr tsJ F st IF H. A. CHAMBERS i,nS.l5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

T.. sT C 2. HoTEL-G Bunker. Phlla-
YORK, p Ia9edon., Forf Scott, Kan: , J
nN9ll, Bulett. w + whiting. Louisville
York: John @ Whitner: Atlanta; W NJ Shoe
maker and wife, Ala: II Fleming. RI Inter
mover. A ] Ferguson. New York iJohn M WHY.
r " FTggasn,eis, A'ai Ihos i Hays; Loulsvile
Shrayeport; Gaptt JOHN. W Cannon, steamer Il
y Ice, Thos " Miller. Mobile; II |. Gibson. La
NJ Green, Jackson: y NJ Lederen. New York J
W nut y, Z, Bay i, Louis; Coo, Carr. lower
ooast: w II Irwin. Washington. Geo Stanford,
Y Pitcher Boston. n u IIarper city.
CassIDYB, HoTELm,,H + Folwe, Texas
Iaeob Bum, La. Toni W WelIer. Louisville: J
u Logan. J Dezler. city; Jas Fitzpatrick, ooast
@ II Doyle. La: VIM Branner. McComb City
Y u Croner, Winona. Miss: T O'Brien and
friend LA.
uITY HOTEL Edward J Gay, Louisiana. =
Il Ilornor. Rtea plantation A J Page, Mrs T. u
nongley and family. Mississlppi: John shaw.
Pennsylvania; Rock and wife. Mobile. VIM
NJ Winston. Alabama: II y Oornahan II T Ash
ton city: Fl TAFT AiAbamA; Vim Bulitt, w II
II Whitney, I.ouiavtlle = Werlsln city. Dr. Ct
n Smith. DR. J ] Thornton. Pass Christian
Etnbnek, Moss Point. Miss: Il u Brownbridge
Franklin, La,
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Domestic ro1roN Goopa New York Financial
Chronicles November lhl There was q steady de-
mand for domeslca for export. and large riders
til process * execution by tho New England
mills but tho shipments ~ foreign markets
during tho week ending November n were only
oil packages. of which Az were sent X, Great
Britain 2q4 to Brazil. % to smyrna. and the re-
mainder. Id amal lots. to other countries.
Brown, hleached and colored eottons OF all
grades and m kos wore In active demand by
the home. trade. and sales coupled with ~
value" orders for future delivery footed NJ q
liberal aggregate amount. Cottonades met
with large. sales. and leading makes OF
heavy goods have been In some instances
Withdrawn from the market tor the present.. a.
agents have all the orders that can he filled for
months To come Stocks Of brown and bleaehod
goods are smaller than at any time since the
war. and prices are exceedingly firm ut the late
advance. with an evident tendency toward
higher figures. Print cloths were active OF a
further advance Ia price. and large trnusactlona
were reported on basis of aAG04ts, for 64x6ls
and a',@4o for 5eSto+. the outside quotations
prevailing At tho close Of the week. Prints were
more active and decidedly frmer In price, some
makes or bsxGos having hsen marked up 4e
Ginghams aud low-Erade cotton dress goods
were In fair request and firm.
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THE DEMOCRAT, WEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER

November and December and December and
January and January and February 81 Sad /;
March and April o.; April and May az sad.
2.ao D. m.-Tha Manchester mAr kets are qutei
and eady, Upands Low Mldding clause.
February and March delivery 11-18d, March
and April 23 sad
..4p. n.-Ooton- SnleR OF American 47oo bales
Dplands, lew Miading clause, November and
December delivery ll-1Gd. December and
january q, 90. ,lannory and February d., Fehru-
u. m.-Gptton. ~ Upnnaa Low MlddlIng
clause. November and December delivery $40
~ sd November aud DeeamhnrG 81 g1i Janu-
arg and EehruaryG ~ 80 dG t1-tfi, February and
March 23.l21. Mqreh and April 26 sad. June
nnd July Sad. Futures closed barely steady
Turpe' tine sis.
HAVANA. Nov 1a.-Hpanish gold "a a6p2sb. Ex-
change dnie and firm Sug1r firm.
, no nE JANE1Ro. Nov. la-Gntfee- Rio. good
l1tats te6oofgh ai5o rolls per ten klos Exchange on
London az.
sANras, Nov, la,-Coree- Superior Santos
GIL io08GH5oo rels per ton kiles
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 4t,f3T
IN THE MATTER OF HY. g. MILLER.
PRAYING FOR A MONITION.

w rendered August 8. 1879. by the Second
District Court for Orleans parish, In the matter
trand, No Al 10 Of the docket Of said court. q.
ID dirardey, huetionser. advertised for sale for
salprday N9yember 4 s79 a1d at the public
ttan Miller for the price n eleven hundred and
eighty, iiy9 dollars. payable In twelve months
has furnished with good and solvent surety,
| improved BY the executor of the succession OF
said J; f. G, Egerte Bertrand aIl Of which APP
pears by the act Of sale from said succession Of
u u, u EgeIfe Bertrand to said Ky. G. Miller,
passed before A. j. Lewis. notary public, on
November 7, 1879. and r registered In the Convey.
ance ONCE Of the parish Of Orleans, In book
III. folio 9I9 tho following property. fully de-
seribed 10 said act of sale. viz:
A certain portion OF ground. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all
NY t. a s thereof situated In the Third
square bounded by Couet. Burgundy Louisa
aud RampaIt streets, consisting Of
a. a lot OF ground forming the corner Of
loot inches and lines front on Uouet street
by 10 y, foot . inches and lines deep and front
~ 5es tste 1etSeen b barae ana
t9Aed to tho act OF sale by the succession OF
said hgerie bertrand to petitioner herein, be-
iora a. ), Lewis. notary, dated November 7.
1879.
2 A portion of ground In said square. adj
lolning the rehr OF ths above described portion
Of ground, which Is divided into two lots.
designated by the Nos IA and Is on said sketch.
measuring orch 30 feet front On Burgundy
tween parallels.
And ,wereas. tho said IIy. O. Miller. desiring
I. .ed ayail hmaef Of ne benefits Of m act enti:
proceeding. approved March Is, 1856. being
act No. 3sl Of the acts of 1855, and OF the seq
tions 237o to 1881 y act No %. approved March
IA, 1870. known MS the Revised Statutes OF 1870
under the title Of Mouitions,
NOW. therefore. know ye. That any and all
persons are her.by cited ard summoned, In
OF tHn Stuta ~ nnia ~ hA
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery & Co.
A DEALERS STOCK OF JEWELRY,

- CONSERVING OF =~
FINS. EARRINGS, BUTTONS. RINGS
CHAINS. BRACELETS and other articles
CLOCKS, SHOW CASES. COUNTERS and
TABLES: q largo SAFE. suitable for Jew
eler's use AMI many olher articles,
A LII TO BE SOLD WITHOUT THE LEAST
Y reserve. ut auction on FRIDAY, Novem.
her al. at II O'Clock o. m. nj No ~ Camp street.
MONTGOMERY h CO..
nola 9t Auctlonsers.
M ONTGOMERY II CO.,
Vf AUCTIONFERS
VIII soil Horses, Mules. Cows. Carriages ant
Harness ut auction. ut
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERsALLS,
No. 10 Rar0nnc street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock,
Oonsignments of stool; solicited amir sm
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CONSTABLE SALES.
H. II. Frye VIZ john Ferguson.

- lsh OF Orleans. No. 87-By virtue OF o writ
q q. heri facias, 70 me. directed by the Hon.
patrick kenney, Sixth Justice Or the Peace ia
to sell at public auction, on Josephine street.
near near MaRazlns street. Fourth District In this
c cis. On MONDAY. November "a 1879, at II
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as
per Inventory on fl,e In my Offices
suit.
Terms-Cash.
no12 1929 JOSEPH KRIEGER Constable
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS CTTY RAILROAD ]
Company. NO. l24 Canal street,
New OrleAnS lctnher LIE gro

New Orleans. October 49, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
LARS OF BONDS Of this Company. or any
I,1 til a hereof will bs received this oceun
~ IU ESDAf. November IS. 1879. at u O'Clock m.
No bids under oar will ba entertained; [ he Conn
bids -
The bonds are In denominations OF 800. $50
and $1,000. Have twenty four years to run bear
interest ut p.r cent per annum payable semi
annually IN New Orleans or New York, q. the
option 81 the holder, and are secured by hrst
mortgage on the franchises. real estate and all
other properties of the Company.
me ponds, will be ready for delivery on or
about December /, 1879.
oc17 tno25 9. G. LEWIS. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-19

This taken from the Exrhanga'h stock Mt noon
leaves about 100 051 bales 60 represent the auan-
tity engaged for shipment. unaold or awaiting
orders,
The Cotton Exchange teleErama gave tho re-
oaipta from noon yesterday to noon to-day
@+ bales. aRainat - same limo last week.
The movements ut ports from Ia Ill. friday up
to IA m, to day Ii given below:
- IiannI uad Anlna tma Hnma Time
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-19

The tonnage of American vessels entered at
our seaports during the last fiscal year has IN
creased only | per cent over that Of the pre-
vtous year, while The foreign tonnage Increased
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