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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-01
Grand Trunk II. Il. Co. OF Canadx.

l.
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nth. 1879 passenger trains will leave
Portland as follows:
ITO q. m. for Auburn and Lewiston.
8a, m. for Gorbam (Mixed)
1925 d. m. for Auburn and Lewiston.
l. 80 p. m. for Island Pond, Quebec, Montreal and
West.
$50 p. m. for Auburn, Lewiston & South Paris.
ARRIVALS.
$50 a. m. from Lewiston & Auburn.
Passengers from Gorham connect with this train at
Lewiston Junction.
1880 p. m. from Montreal, Quebec and West.
IL so p. m. from Lewiston and Auburn.
3.15 p, m. from Lewiston and Auburn.
$50 p. m. from So. Paris (Mixed).
6 p. m. from Lewiston and Auburn.
Passenger Offices,
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Tickets sold at Reduced Rates /!
TIC Canada. Desreit. ChscnGo, M.iwau-
Nee, Ctncinnati, IA. Louis, Omaha,
Saginaw, ~. Paul. salt AXE Clay,
Denver, San Francisco,
and all points in the
Northwest, West and Southwest.
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w. j. SPICER, Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-01
THR Maine State PRESS

has been greatly improved during the past year and
is now the largest and best weekly paper in Maine.
1t is full of news and general matterliterary, sci
entc, agricultural and commercial. 1t has also full
market reports and marine news. Terms So per
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months for so cents.
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Address
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-01

For several years the PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
has been the largest and most complete daily jour-
nal published in Maine; and its Publishers announce
their determination that it shall be in the future as
has been in the past beyond question the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
THE SALUTE YESTERDAY.

A large crowd OF citizens asse smiled yesterday
al noon. on Canal street. to witness the firing OF
fifty guns in honor of The rere cal of the Lnuisi.
ana State Lottery act. II appears that on &c
count OF some delay In preparing the ammu-
milton TO fit the gun used on the occasion, the
artillerists did not make their appearance until
az O'Clock. Already rumors were circulated
that the so-eeled inyincible Howard Lottery
had spiked the guns. brit such was not the case,
for Sergeant Baesier. In charge Of detaeh-
ment from Capt. Sambolas Fifth Company.
Orleans Artillery. made his appearance and
fired the fifty guns as announced In rapid sue
csssion Just as the House OF Representatives
had conoutred In the Senate amendment Of the
Lottery bill. The firing was excellent and to
the credit of the men, who handled the gun
With precision. firing four rounds per minute.
There Eas t but silsh lns5aRted u the
The gun used on thl occasion was the same
which was on the field on the ever memorable
fourteenth OF September At this very spot Il
city and was considered unfltfor use. but n has
proved TO be otherwise. Armorer Dan Kelly
now h be ey wa e ~ day 81
the names Of the detachment.
:, Sergeant y. II. Bgehler., Corporal Q. Ferrari +.
g. West pap No. BOYER T No s5el H. Fe s
No. 6, II. Bichetto; No I. +. Goth. No. 8. r. PEI.
After the salute the detachment was Invited to
partake Of refreshments at Krost's and at Joe
Ferrsr's saloons.
The Fifth Company was out last night on the
Invitation OF several of the honorary members
Of the company and OF the citizens who caused
the salute to be fired yesterday. The command
assembled at D.. N. at the State Arsenal.
headed by Fortunes band. After serenadng
the various papers they we're handsomely en-
tertained at the residence OF DIR. r.. Holdings
fielder. on ST. Philip street. where a gold badge
was presented TO him BY the company for
services rendered on several occasions. and es-
pecially during the epidemic. The company
was ais entertained by Mr.. Thomas Jyrde,
corner Dryades and Gravier streets. Mr.. Jorda
was the chairman OF the COMMITTEES of citizens
who ordered the saluts of yesterday to be FREQ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
AN HISTORICAL CLAIM.
Tne United states -uprefne Csuvf ~
misses a Claim fer over = ,ase.s6
Aeees ssf land

New York srecial to Philadelphia TsIasn,s
The United States Supreme Court hsa +.
firmed the decree OF the Western IHess
Court OF Missouri, dismlssing from the rms
the historical claim Of the heirs Of Don Jsssss
VALERIE to { ZIG, 800 acres Of land, undera6 rs
In 1893 to Baron De Carondelet. H0egstN
General Of Louisiana, then Spanish tsx
ince. The territory claimed Is only fsgs
square miles less than the kingdom h X
gfun. Its area is greater than the stsa
Maryland, and stretches along the W%
river, In Arkansas, through q large seaksf
the States OF Missouri and Arkansas. eA45Ss
ing the whole Or parts OF twsuty-fou Ag&
ties, and 1000 acres Of land In ths Indl8aIx
rit0fy. The value Of the claim was Uthx Il
millions OF dollars. In 1s43 Daniel Ws,as
and Rufus ChUate wrote q joint opinion II
ing Vaiiiere had obtained good title Is 4
lard. The decree oil the Supreme Court M
crushing disappointment to those MI
hopes for future prosperity we're tied ta III
claim, In the extremity OF disappOiuin&1
an offer of 100000 acres were made 10 Gen d
f. Butler to secure feargument. A sta5s<3
the opinion leads lawyers 10 believe thu Tim
still exists, and may be prosecuted tht44|
provisions OF the act Of 1850 looking toA 6@
tirmation Of grant by Congress. aud H&3
the claim was not declared invalid by tl5sE
preme Court. but the bill vas dismissed
want Of jurisdiction. Accordingly the as@
is yet to engage the attention Of lawyers Hi
spectators and the hopes oil the heirs oED&
Joseph Valllere.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
eUR LOTTERY DREAM BOOK.


II you dream that you have purchased two
Senators to vote as you Wish. do not delay. but
take the Senatorial gig 7-14-ss.
Should you see In your dreams a wagon with
o brass band upon II giving forth sweet strains.
fall not TO Invest In the street Ioungers' saddle.
2-22.
When you dream that q lawyer is authorized
10 publish letter addressed to somebody else.
or whan you have visions OF $1,000 cash fee be-
lug offered by a poor man for the services OF a
civil Law attorney, take the thin gig, 1-2-8.
When In doubt about what numbers you ought
to take. put down your money on the spanking
saddle. 1911. which represents the vote on an
interesting question In the Senate
II yeu have luck In your family always allow
twenty five cents more to the servant for mar
ket money. for she may lmbibe some oil the
luck herself.
Tue CHARITY Hospital gig is said to have de-
molls he'd the Baden Baden Lottery therefore on
saturdays invest In 6-Ge-tt. The patients all
take II, cum grnf,o sails. as the physicians say.
To dream of fair women is sign of good
luck, particularly II the women are members of
the theatrical profession. Take. therefore. the
Cleopatra gig, 3-tt-2D
To dream OF snakes does not porteDd any
particular luck or III fortune to The dreamer
II the hour 10 late, however. and no lottery
Office open. take. instead Of the stiff snatcher's
gig. 1s-4i-ts small dose OF rye and orange
flower water
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
THE u. s. PRISONERS.
AnnAsGsmENTs YEsT ERDAr mOHE
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT Ann
MORE TO COME.

Tba eeptlemeu arrested ID Caddo by United
States deputy fnarshals and brought 10 this
city on Thur day night were yesterday arr
rsIeped before Judge Woods. pleaded not guilty
and were placed under bonds OF three thou
sand dollars each. The offences charged are
no follows. and the names OF the surefles are
az given:
Leon Durisu. interfering with United States
deputy marshal at election. Eugene Dupre
surety.
T.B Chase and Daniel Nicholson, interfer-
Ing with United States supervisor OF election.
John Uhaifs surety.
The same gentlemen furnished another bond
of $4,000 each to appear and answer to the add
,iopal charge Of violating their duty as. officers
Of election. This bond was also signed By ME-.
'o qain gsaV WIbnrn. Geo. Simpson and Edward
Tucker. interfering With United States 81
perylsgr Of election. James NJ. Foster and u.
These gentlemen we're charged also with Vic.
lating their uaths as officers "a. eleetion and
5000 10 appeal. and answer this charge. .Messrs.
Hamilton and Foster becane their sufetiss.
The gentlemen report that thefs are deputy
arrest of flfty three more gentlemen end that q
numher probably all. will leave the perish for
this city this evening. 10 charge OF the deputies.
Last night thsre arrived
FROM EAToHITooHEs
the folIpwIpg pained gsntiepe1; Jos. P Jahn.
J judge; WIN. IT, JACK. Emile dosoHar. J. o.
f fsses Jes s s@ a pq,tF i = Ra n
gio J. A. Prudhomme. II. N. Teni5in, Ohas.. II.
Levy. j. arewol, j. m. d. Tucker parish judge;
A. Il. Britei, John A. BARLOW J. e. MsssIe Mat
Heltzog 8, N. Hyams, J. 3. Stevens. Z. Halter.
O. r.. Prudhomme. g.. w. Klle, Allen Wheeler,
Chas Porter, JAS. T. King.
They are charged with various offenses under
the election law. There are thirty-one In all
and they report that they left seven deputy mar
shals still In the parish. with thifty-eight war
rants TO be executed. These. With the number
arrested during the sitting Of the Sub Teller
committee. makes sixty. eight warrants Issued
To show the manner In which the
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY PROCEEDS
In this prosecution II s only necessary to say
that Mr.. j. 2. Hartmann. the only Democratic
witness from Natehltoches who was not under
indictment when he took the stand. was ar
rested In this city two or three days after be
had given bis testimony, and Just as he was
about 10 start on n business trip TO the North.
In addition to the hardships TO which these
gentlemen are subjected by being suddenly aud
they al g subjected to considerable expense,
which many of them are scarcely able to bear
as they are compelled t. take the choies be.
tween paying hots bilf~ during theft stay 10
this city. and going to prison. and are forced to
pay their passage b ok to their parishes and
O nun ber OF new indictments were returned
Into the United States Court yesterday but they
were placed on the secret iie and the names Oh
the prosecuted could not be aseertaned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

In the case of the State ex rel. Chas Nolan va.
the State Auditor involving q question OF the
payment OF certain warrants for evee contracts,
Judge Houston decided as follows:
The relator entered into contract with the
strut and complete Jesuit Bend leyee and Point
q In Hache leves, In the par ish OF Plauuemtnes
and has received for this work three several GER
tilcates, signed by the State Engineer and ap.
o. g.. ACT g. On his allegation that the Auditor
refuses to issue to him warrants, a writ OF
mandamus was issued. The respondent ''spe-
cialy denies that plaintiff has any right to de-
mand the issue Il the warrants claimed by him
at this time, as By the terms OF his special con
tract-attached to and part OF bis contract with
the Covert of the Stateit Was specially agreed
that no warrants we're to be issued to plaintiff
on his contract. upon which this proceeding is
taken until all OF the warrants for then existing
contracts had been paid That all OF the war
rants for then existing contracts have not been
paid" The averments of the answer have been
proved and they constitute defense to this pro-
ceeding.
Section of act No. $40 of the extra session Of
1877. under which the contract was made. pro-
vides that the total amount OF levee work con-
tracted for under the provisions OF this act
shall not EXCEED three-ffths OF the estimated
Under this proyiso It is competent for the
officers of the state, in m9Rfng contracts to re-
strict the liability Oh thf State when they fear
that they have reached the limit OF the amount
amount is null and void.
The relator must wait It'll he can show that
the obligations of the state on the contracts
existing at the date OF his contract nave been
satisfied by the state.
Let there be Judgment In favor OF respondent
and against reator ! refusing the mandamus
herein prayed for at REALTORS COSTS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
FROG MOOR.
second Competition for the Mobile
Trophy.

second Competition for the Mobile
Trophy.
At meeting held July a. 1878. at the Meohan-
les Institute u was unanimously resolved to
compete for the handsome trophy won by our
military team at Mobile In the last inter State
match. the teams TO consist Of four members
of each command participating In the inter
State match held at Mobile The team making
the highest score TO be custodfons of the cup
for the next three months.
The first shoot was on July az. 1878, and was
won by the Louisiana Field Artillery.
Each command drew positions for the fours
selected to represent them, as follows, with this
provso: In case OF the absence OF one member
OF any team, the corresponding number OF the
other teams to drop out.
FORMATION OF TEAMS BIZ NUMBERS.
Continental Guards Quithy. 1; Renaud. q:
Rosenberg. 8 Fierce. 4.
Louisiana Field Artilery-Bercegeay /;
Goldth waithe, q; 5chutzs. 81: Glynp.4.
Washington .Artillery-Bradford. /: Arms. o;
Selph, 3; Babbttt, l..
Rabbit died. which threw out Pierce and
Glvnn.
Schultze resigned. which threw out Rosem-
berg and Seph.
doldthwaithe resigned. which threw out
Remand and Arms.
The only contestants Eow are MeOuithy,
Bercegeay and Bradford.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Hm EvaTpEs.

Louis Mguez was appointed by Gov. Nichols
tax collector for Iberia parish.
The clerks Of the district courts wonder how
1t s that now so few suits are fled.
The question Is. II Theses wholesale arrests
continue will there be any men at all left In the
country parishes2
The place Of the tooth paste man on Canal
street hes been .usurped By the man with the
ventrilonuist whistle.
:. Everything is going along smoothly In the
broken to the harness, and perform thsfr
duties with perfect ease
Almost all the tax. collectors haye settled thsir
In two or three days the total amount Of col.
isctions can be aseertained.
The salute OF fifty guns. ordered by citizens TO
celebrate the passage OIL the lottery biz were
pary. 0rlesns Artillery. CAPT. A. sambola.
The Dfoniea Club opened III spacious rooms
at the corner oil Bourbon and Caual streets, last
night. and the attendance was very iargs. This
club promises to be permanent inEtitutlon la
our city.
TO Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs, M, II, Tarleton
the inmates Of the CITY Insane Asylum and the
friends e the me owe debt Of ssi
institution with large lot Of dry goods and
Undertaking.
The writs Of the United States Marshal issusd
to bring down from ifs country tbs best III
zsns there. Almost every leading man is taken
from MS home 70 stand atrial on charge made
here ON the affldsvlts OF negroes.
Car No 1s. Of the Canal and Daupbiue stree.
line. has mule, evidently fresh from Kentreky
prairies, whose iDyfGdble notion IL to turn al
all corners except the dght one, AMI, as n con
sequence, that mule. .shen crooked Id as entsr
his head, delays about.seyen cars before hs IA
unhitched and put TO he last ear. =
Yesterday evening. turing the performance
at the Ut. Charles, sc1s was observed by the
aarauette such as dsBryes mention. Tbrse
parties, evidently iron the country, sitting n
the left row Of the dtss circle, tool ON tfeir
shoes, stuck their fec on the velyety railing
and exhibited to the pblie not very clean paiss
OF socks. e'
There is somethieI wrong In Gabe pratts' |
Cosn0politan Sal0g corner OF Charities and |
vt. Apn; His loud are good. bis lunch
superb, but what wasPund out to be awry. was |
MS eloek. Cane nag clock so sprfRhtly and |
quick las he Isl that stays until B O'clock in |
the morning the Ext day, when striking 10 /
o'clock at lunch tint
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

Appointments by the Governor by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate:
John McEnery. Recorder OF Mortgages for the
parrish of Orleans.
10 Z. Rareshde. Peter Torre. II. w. Hunter. 2.
of Hatbormasters for the port OF New Orleans,
TAX COLLECTORS.
Phi ogene Jorda, st. Bernard.
i Howell, Bienvile.
VIM. nj. Washburn Morehouse.
Edward Smith. Plaunemines.
Octave Besencon. jefferson.
p, H. Kayanaugh, Vernon.
Charles ] hiac, Assumption.
Leon QHnthier, Avoyeiies.
Jos. A. Norwood, East Feiciana
W.T.. Ayeock, Claiborne
Thns. u. Harris. PoiBte Coupee.
II, w. Tyser, Tangipahoa.
Thos P. Clinton. Tensas.
A. w. Crandell. Madison.
w. H. Roberts, District Attorney pro tenn.
Union parish.
INSPECTORS or WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Alfred Morgan. Jr.. Polnte Coupee.
Philip Atkins. Ascension,
j 4. Wooster, West FeliciHna.
John M. Walsh. Lafourete.
rARfsH SURVEYOR.
Daniel Johnson Vernon.
CONSTABLE
Sylvere II. Crevassol. for the tenth ward OF
Pladuemines. vice r. N. rtockhath. resigned.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Frederick Deiffel for Ascension.
Eschew evil. Heed good advice. Hunt shad-
ines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

The Board OF Police Commissioners met last
night ut their room Id the Central Station. Com
missioner Johnson In the chair and quorum
present.
Patrolman J. o. Donahus. for disobedience Of
orders and appearing before the board drunk.
was dismissed the force.
Pafrolruan J Lamastres was fined one days
pay for falling to answer roll call,
Patfolman p Armstrong. sixth Precinct for
leaving his beat and entering q house. was
forced 10 give no five days pay.
Patfolman r. Condor was fined five days pay
for coming Into the station drunk and abusing
the prisoners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

Aid D. A. McDonoeh yesterday returned 10
this city. havise In bis custody Joseph Magner.
who fed this city In March, 1878. The accused
stands indicted before the Superior Criminal
Court OF breach OF trust and efnbezglement OF
funds Of the Manhattan Insurance. Company TO
the amount OF $1,000.
Wagner was interviewed but declined to make
a statement. but said q great Injustice had been
done him and that he WIS innocent OF the
charge; that since he left here he has been to
Europe, and that at the proper time he will pub
lish card and give full account OF the affair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

sT. LOUIS. Jan. Si.-z-A. b, WakeAeiqI: y
VAIN Mefhesney, contractor and
were arrested to-day on warrants Tor |
libel. sworn 70 By william Hyds, edi
Ren,,II;eaD' The charge Is that they
as,.temet.ts that Fl de. Chief OF Poiia
oneh and Robert q. Pate were at the
gambling ring and we're dividing tn
keno houses, which the police p*ss " VI "
one 1T ths principal witnesses 10 y
Governor OF the state.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
mb Henie win cure \
gue.


rres and Rndon SPECTATOR
vrv u was IL facts" to use the p
htly and fallen enemy whom
clock 10 Ach despised- is pringif
riking 10 9ry rapidly indeed on ~
" when can hardly
eataa trophe. There is to-
Enca Riamarek's blood for
EsInentary State. When ne g
t disea4snf. the victories OF the army
ghe iron In his blood betrays hlf
ia. That III nothing but compre ssi0n.
~ hydraulic press incarnate ~
yersf prince Riamarck lie not dishearten
rges afraid. He has behind nsn W. colls
Dds Of having restoreu tne u'hey ~ ~
sHny. and that conscl0ushsss app.ssaS
Ese nm, In his own eyes, for nov squ s,
ne life out Of the Germany ne nag Ies'
lie has launched his bolt against tne p
isfa. and. instead Of harmfng va oocla
Iss aided them TO gain converts, Whl
haa struck down all free DISCUSSIONS
cost important economical ana 20
nmestlons. And now he to preparing 70
Ma government OF combat, first, INTO
III tariffs. and next into o war against
rnentary freedom Of speech. Inc las
Il the worst OF all. III IL succeeds 40
be feared it WILT will abolish all hope
parliamentary elaboration, and VIII
the Reichstag Itself place OF serious :
instead OF the sanctuary OF the nation
| When Prince Bismarck has throStlsd IL
l csIssion in Parliament, as well as w INC
/ he will have shut off the last safeby Y,
4 uopular discomfort. IL be goes IN w
measure he Is Ia the direct road eiLlef
oIution or coup d etn1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

appear. The entertainment will close. with
"The French Spy" with Jennie Hughes 10 the
title roll, and during which the baist trouue,
led BY the excellent premiere Commpfaf Will
dance some oil their best dances The per-
lance II an attractive one and will certainly Sc
cure very large audience There will be fun
for everybody
AT nisht another excellent bill will be pre-
scented ut this theatre.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Fanny Davenport will appear et the matinee
and III fbe eyepfnQ performances to. day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
A coon APPOINTMENT.

We are pleased TO make mention Of the ap-
pointment, yesterday. and confirmation by the
Senate Of 0. Besaneon. ESQ, as State tax col
lector of Jefferson parish.
Mr. Besaneon is eminently suited TO the ap-
pointment: q firm and true Democrat and Of
high standing In his parish for quarter OF
century.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

Mariana" was produced last evening at the
Varieties TO very large audience. The notice
able trait OF the performance was the singing Of
the prayer In the fourth act By Miss es Abbot,
and Randall. To-day there will be a grand mat
inee. Martha" which is we'll sung By the
Hess Company. will be presented. The an
nouncement is scarcely necessary. judgipL
from glance at the box sheets. which indicaL
that everybody In town knows OF the fact. A.,
night Annis Montague. Zilda seeuin, ffv,
Psskes. Mr.. Castle, mr.. Ryse and Mr. sa0f 4
will sing Fra Diavolo. 1a,f
ST. CHARLES THEATRE accc
the Jennie Hughes and j. ". Mach S6Dei
comDinatlons VIII appear Ia grand Czf1- s usal
interesting variety bill TO begin th/ W. sam
ment. and Ia which Goldie and aHiii seneet
Clair. Little George. yeraie JA aoi1e
Mack. Prot. Sawyer and the MetH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Breathes there q man with q
VINO never 20 himself has sE 81
Il must try box of those 50 III

Don't you wish you knew Wis.,
that would cure fh2s fever anffD ~
fastened Itself on you an9Selxy..
the life out OF you1 Ju5s
Gilt Edge Tonic. TakftSozs
the most obs mate. ia
pleas ant. wholesQ @ea
pvgfty ID guaranT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
-yIIt succeeded.

r. ~ sWderbilt was running
VIII .ofnodgrivals By crowding ON
istes .a's 10 BET and even running
sts ~, ~ 70 Ecessary to accomplish a
dm,s e1m went into railroading. ne
6Dtaa lheswder ard more successful
". h. ne lines and their tributaries
der haQement, thus capturing ali
als us OFF with them the immense poor
)rofi,Iv .sts3e made BY his skiilfri mani pn-
on. asslsrence + Co.. Ba Ball. r. ~ s,o IL
rafi ggishl lsir new Continuation Method Of
Inc Us system the orders Of inou.
Is ~ Liners are pooled Into one vas'
ana YtDeTated under the most expeIl'
~ Tzrnenf. thus giving TO eacn snare.
&c H. benefits Of large capital ana pSss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

skill. Profits divided monthly, Arr as4.&
from IS to SIS 600 can be nsed with great ST.,
per cent on the stock during the fno9gikM
eording to the market. The nav ei,s.ss
lDaiied fteel has two unerfing rules fsi s%
cess" and full explanations. so thst auy 66a 3.
operate probably. stocks aud bonds Mas3
Government bonds supuliad, Apply Il ~
renee q Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchanges Plaes II