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lfs GnteIli9sttfer.
=, W.. ., nnd u Fourteenth street.
s.,,nc iron. steel and Nall Men
J't'iaI " "r,,I,hnrgh Tomorrow.

Al aiPiIIShirG" l"' 'i1.i +, A.,
,..,.bern already announced IN TIT
p'. ',.,. a meeting Of the Iron ant
T''',l,,niaemrrr, and ore producers o
81. ..'",ry "'ry't. takes place at Pittsburgh to
"- ,6s oh. The call sets forth tha
7''g., g'.,,of,be meeting is ITO consider
TV.a .,.,e,, condition Of our Iron ant
ro5p.tf.r. their wants, and the
%. shj,b threaten them. Many
A'',, have elapsed since similar con
| us. held. 1t is believed that
'''.," ',.olmay result from more frequent
p, 'h,,r,r, between representatives Of
p-.' y ,n,o,tant industries, and the Ameri-
'.T, ,,,n and Steel Association takes the
'..,,,,,. in promoting a full aud free OK.
,'', ,ssf opinions byall Iron and Steel
,,,. .'.,i,,,prer. and Iron Ore Producers,
's..S.f members Of the Association or
lbt+'''
+, connection with this meeting, the
>, men also hold a meeting at Pitts
s,.,5,o.n,trow, the object Of which lin
- :, lead, /, to hear a report from each
r1irrapIto the following resolution
',..s va, passed at the meeting Of April
-,,mgpnaclnrers Of nails in the terri.
.e., Of the Allegheny mountains,we
z uon comparison Of wages that we
:, = 'an,pcIIed J, to pay from 3Si per cent. to
s,., ren,. more Tor the various classes
! !E.rei labor than is paid by our COM
...,4rra,t Asa result OF these higher
r., ioF labpr We are being driven out Of
I,.,,. in which We have hitherto sold
-.,snlnct. our trade is being curtailed,
(, uls are being stopped or run on
Sfune. aud the prices we are forced
: ttpl ior our product results in abso.
~; We believe it is to the interest
JiIpltties, both manufacturers and OPP
siyr. that this condition Of affairs
sgLI Iro longer exist. Therefore, be il
.E,lai That in view OF these facts we
4 the skilled operatives in our mills and
jrorrs 10 consent to q reduction In
M, TO the prices paid in the Eastern
-ls i0r similar work.
Tspe,ume, from all accounts, thatthe
r.., gathering Of iron men will assem-
.eaPiusbursh tomorrow that has been
TN there for some years, The indica-
,are tha. the various establishments
asaJouts will be fully represented.
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against protection, but one thing was clear
that through the widely opened doors o.
Us import trade the German market had
become the mere storage space for the
oyer.produchon Of other countries. They
must, therefore, shut their gates and take
care that the German market, which was
now being monopoliEed by foreign wares,
be reserved for native industry. Coun.
tries which were inClosed had become
great and those which remained open had
fallen behind.
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omoAeO, May 8.-Ths Drovsrs' journal
Hoas-Recelpts 5000 head; shipments 4 400
head. Market firm; mixed packing IS SOa
. 80; light s. 65aS 65i choice heavy IS Goa
C%rTLE-Receipts 800 head; shipments
Ivy head; Market slow and easy; shipping
81 2oa5 00i butchers s. 00a3 80.
head Market dull at S 16a5 rs. ~
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DRY Goods.

EEw YoRK, May s. Cotton goods =
market less active, but at agents prices firm
IN sympathy with cotton, and stock excep
ionally light Prints moved slowly but pri
ces steady Lawns In good demand. Dres,
goods In fair request Heavy fancy cas-
slmeres, Torsted coatings and oVercoatings
more sought by the clothing trade. Kentucky
jeans more active.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Flour-Nominally un.
changed. Wheat-Inactive and lower; No. 2
lhicago spring 0l9la92<c cash; 92Xc June;
93kc July. COrn-In fair demand but at low.
er rates at SS9{c cash; 33zEa34c May; 85c June
SOC July. 0ats-Steady and in fair demand at
25Hc cash; 2694c June; 281<c July. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Strong and
higher at 70c FlGxseed-Duil and lower
sowing 81 40al IS was the best bid; crushing
81 l5al 30 Pork-Dull, weak and lower N
% 81 1ia9 10 cash; 50 45a9 AK June; So 55a
957}E July. Lard-Dull and prices a shade
lower; S 97]lae 0ocash; 50 0ta8 02X June
80 O2H July: Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-Steady and unchanged,
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r,,e Me.tern Tnrf CireuIt.

cuIcAoo, May s.-The ,primpp q the
western cities, mentioned Yesterday, z
b.yo %yI'sen completed arrangements for the fall
meetiprs, with the exception O. Columbus, 81 IlIoos
sSS.hit .l.sSch sity will be urged to give It's preee,
sence @ iof The third week In @ septehmpsiri EN- tiri
Otherwise Chicago viii not 80 int9 the eon,r G.r,
o,,it oSie' 'pMroposed, as It would thereby come
into into competition with Columbus
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BALTIMORE May S.-Flour-Frm and
without change. Wheat Western inactive;
No. 2 Pennsylvania red 81 Is; No. 2 western
winter red, spot 81 lS14aI lSsE: May 81 l8a
/, lSHi June 81 l27Sal l2H July 81 091fa
~ Corn-Westem offerings light, with
and May 429Sa421Ec; June SsaSIXc: july
4ia4i Nc steamer 4Olc, All Others unchanged
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CHICAGO.
Heavy Bank CIearInEs OF Last Week
The Grim Trade.


The Grain Trade.
CHIcAGo, May S-The clearings OF the
Chicago banks during the present week
amounted to $50, ,4S3, ,227 OIL, an increase Of
Sll,77l $50 SO over the corresponding week
Of last year. The main reason for this in
crease is on account Of the large amount
Of grain and hog products which changed
hands on the 6rst OF the month. Cur
rency has been going to the country on q
fair scale; still the amount which flowed
into the city nearly equalled the outflow.
The arrivals Of lumber by lake have been
large and the market rather dull. Prices
in view Of buyers and sellers being apart
have been irregular, and, as q conse-
ouence, q very small proportion OF tn c
sales have been made public. The feeling,
however, is getting better, and the general
IMPRESSION Is that the bottom has been
reached. In the yards dealers have been
busy. A.. s.o,os
and Canada on the 26th ult. was 81, 702, ,0OC
bushels. against q, zoo, 900 bushels on the
9Th OF April, 1873. The stock oil hog
products in this city on the lst inst. IN
elSded i75,0O5 barrels OF mess pork, and
1O3, ,264 tierces oil lard.
The grain markets during the major par
NJ the week ruled firm, owing to Or!
weather, W but with rain they began weak Ak
enino During the week the receipts ant
shipments Of the articles named add up
Receipts: flour, 7l,06l barrels; grain, =,
il9,5lB bushels; hogs, S6,gl7 head q sniP S,6
mentG; four 77s?0 barrels gram, z'SIS Sard
AZ bashelsI Hd pork cSt SSSo neats' Sas 7osS$9
pounds. ..ho0,a h.va hoe,
,,aSIv @ on the basis OF 20 cents per ~
nonnds d on grain and ?5 cents per ~ ~
bounds bounds on nj provisions to New York Lax, ak,
! Ireishts, however, have he9p at des' "a
IocE and carriers demanded 4eent; e
corn corn 10 Buffalo, which shippers would no
nav.
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aRlMASY,
DpoRRAsR IN spEcIg.

BERLIN, May 3.-Thc statement Of the
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows de.
crease in specie OF l 900 marks.
Bismarck, In the Reichstag yesterday,
during debate on the tariff. said he would
not enter into the question Of free trade
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p,sttusulsbed spI rItuaIIstIc Conversion

NRw YoRK, May S.-The public an
nouucelnent that Henry Kiddlo, for many
years Superintendent Of Public Schools
in this city, had been converted to
spiritualism, and published book on
the subject, has caused much public sur.
prise and . good deal Of speculation as to
whether he will remain in the position he
has so long occupied. The book is en-
titled Spiritual Communication, present.
| Ing q revelation OF the future life, and
illustrating aud confirming the iundament,
al doctrines ot the Christian tsith. In the
preface Kiddle disclaims all credit OF au.
thorship, declaring he has simply arranged
the communications which came to hin
! from the spirit world through the alleged
mediumistlc power Of bis daughter snt
There are in the book communication
from Judge Edmonds and other dead rela
tiyes OF Riddle, also from Shakespeare
Bacon, Mozart, Queen Elizabeth, Sir Isaal
Newton, Christopher Columbus, Geo
| Washinstc., Beni. franklin, Napoleon
Bonaparte, WIN. Cullen Bryant, Lort
Byron, Martin Luther, Pio Mono, St. Peter
1 ST. Paul and host OF Others, and includIn
Boss Tweed. Interviews were had to!da,
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, May S.-wheat Dull; No. F;
y white n Wabash s. o51<i amber Michigan spot
NO. red winter, spot or May $l05X; June
81 OK; July 81 ok. Corn-Dull; higf
mixed S8nc; No. 2 spot and May SEC: JunC
Sc July size; rejected 35jS. Oa.s-Steady
No. 2spot 2s1Ic; May 2SI<c; Michigan 2sIc,
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PHlLAnELPHlA, May s.-Flour-Quiet; Min.
nesota extra family good 10 choice 81 5la
| 60; choice 81 75. Rye Flour-Unchanved.
Wheat-Dulli ungraded western 81 05ai OS !:
No. western red 81 l2k. Rye-steady:
western at 6Sas1. Corn-Dull rejected 4OXn
4 c; steamer 4lhc. 0ats-Dull; mixed
Sc; white western 33a3ic. Provisions
Dull. Deet-Mcs $l2. Pork-$lO 81 Iai0 so;
Smoked Hams-s .9c ;pickled 6Na7Xc. Lard
s. 25aB 30, Butter-Steady; creamery extra
lea1so; good to choice fal0l. Rsss-QuIet
and steady; western lie Cheese Steady;
western creamery 7a7ISc; do good 6JEa6c.
petrolenm-NominRl; refined SIC; crude
7Ac. Whisky-Firm; western 81 O5K.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 3-Ho0s-steady; rough
heavy IS 0OaS 80; smooth do s. 26a3 I5
Workers and Baltimores IS 30a3 As; Phila
deIphias - SoaS IS. Receipts 1900 head
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0IscIESGTI, May s.-Cotton-strong at
ll4c. Flour-pulE and unchanged. Wheat
-Quleb rod and white q DIAL u. Corn
Dull No. Q, SIC. 0ats-Dull at 2Sa31c Rye
Dull at Soc. Pork-Dull and nominal at
$40. Lard-steady; current make S 9I,
Bulk Meats-Quiet shoulders s. 50; short rib
8 45a4 80 cash 81 so seller May; a 6sJf selle.
June; short clear $40. Becon-searte and
firm al 81 12ha5 l2IIa5 SIX. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linsecd oIl.steady
at &C, WhiSky-Steady at 81 OF,
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GoyERNMESrs-Firm. ... ,...,
ynited States q Of 1851 coupons
NeN
NeH Eoaf and
SuIreheV
RAILROAD BoNps-Actiye and buoyaht.
STATE BoHDs-Quiet.
srocKs,-Markst was strong and active
throughout the day, and an advance Of IIA4K
per cent was established, In which the entire
list participated. The principal activity was
IN hrie, Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwestern,
St Paul and Western Union, which closed al
the best figures Of the day. Some Of the low
priced shares reacted sharply In the late deal.
tngs, particularly Louisville & Nashville,
which declined about per cent The gen.
eral market however, closed strong In tone.
Transactions segregated $50, 900 shares, OF
which 0i,000 were Erie common, 5000 pre-
ferred, $1,000 Lake Shore, 82,0s0 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
l6,0Jo St Paul common, 5000 preferred, IS.
QUO Lackawanna, 6,700 Michigan Central,
2,40O Union Pacific. 1900 Hannibal 4 81.
Joe, 1900 Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Western
Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, $40 Kansas 4
Texas, 1900 St Louis / Iron Mountain,
$500 Louisville & Nashville, and 1900 ST.
LOuig a San EFanHiSrn
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PIrrs1uEoH, May S.-PErRoLEux-ouie,;
crude At 96hc at Parker's for shipment; re.
tined SIC, Philadelphia delivery.
ooa oAaN1WEHF, May s.-PErRoLEux = Refined
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CInelnnaaI Hor Marker.

CINCINNATI, May S.-Hoes-Quiet; com.
mon $2 60aS 20; light s. 25a3 50; backing
S S0a3 so; butchers $S 60a3 90. Receipts s2S
head; shipments COS head.
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,rfeoupLx commences early in liie,. we
,,o,r5 ID q young vile say, when she sent ior
y ngssal Sottle L Il Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, TO cure
the baby.
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DEMocRArIc.cAM DOCUMENTS.

OF all speeches made SO far during the
extra session, the Democrats are extensive.
ly circulating only those made by Ewing,
Of Ohio; Davis, Of Illinois, and Chalmers,
OF Mississippi. Chalmers has made two.
The one they circulate contains glowing
tribute to the courage, consistency, wis.
dom and patriotism OF the Northern De.
mocracy in peace and in war. It Is
thought to be,high time the Northern De.
mocracy were given a certificate Of charac-
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cAMpAInN coMN1rrrE.

The Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee completed Its organiza
ton BY unanimously electing Win. l.
Chandler, Of New Hampshire, Secretary
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New York money ana Dtoohs.

NEW YoRK, May S.-MoHEY-MAfket at
24aS per cent Prime mercantile paper
il6 per cent Sterling Exchange Bankes'
bills steady at 4S6X. Sight Exchange on New
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Result of Saturdays Caucus
The Democrats Decide to Pass the Sixth
Section as a Separate Measure,
and Have an Interesting Time
Naming the New Bill.
WASHINGTON.
MAJOR oBNERAls IN prNAyp.

WAsurSoroS, May 3.-Four ex.Confed.
crate Generals have been appointed as
door keepers and messengers In the Sen.
ate. The last one Is Major General Cad
mus NJ. Wilcox, a graduate OF West Point
Military Academy, who served in the Uni.
ted States army until the outbreak OF the
rebellion, when he became a commander
Of Confederate forces,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
THE NEW ORLEANS LEDGER.

The announcement rs madH IN our ndver-
ttsing coIumua that n weekly newspaper, 10
be clIed tho New 0rI'mne Lcdptr. will mako
It's frat appearance In thss city on tho third
OF IRnuGry neKt IL Is 10 bG Republican In
politics. aud will be- under tho editorial con-
troll 81 e1.G'ov. Michael II Tim, who Is an no
oomplIsheh and vigorous writer and whoae
lournplistIo efforts In tho bad eanse Of Re-
publIeani4m In Louisiana have always been
marked by ability. Though opposed to tho
pripcipl"s which I'll" LaiGc, will advocate.
We welcome il /" tho Hati OF journallau In
the hope thet It " prove l., DO an improve
men' On It's political predecessors.
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THE MATrER OF SCHOOL, BOOKS.

NJ Iindgers. tho superintendent OF tho
public achoos Of tho city. has called upon us
ii, explain TINT tho text books used In the Ct y
sehoola arc. under Tbs law. selnetsd By the
State school board and that lao city board
has no control over the matter other thnn to
order tho purchaaa ~ such hooks rs are
rendered. necessary by tho promotion OF pu-
pills 10 higher classes The complaints. thore
fore, which have beNfu mnie to ia by parents
who deemed themselves unduly taxed for
school books have boen founded upon mis-
apprehension of the facts, and possibly grew
ont Of tho belief that tho Same aystam vas
now practIGei which obtained under tho
old Radical regime when the wrangle over
text books was constant dlsgraee aad never
ending source of expense to parents. Tho
text books seie0tesI Ivy tho State school board
In 1879 will continue In llso for tho torn OF
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Cine OF the conditions VI the independence
guaranteed Che prinCipaiity or koumania hy
Nhs great p0Ners WAS that the Jews or that
country should be given the same civil anu
political rights as Christians. Although more
ahsn year has passed. the II )um ant,ns
have declined W carry out the provisions of
she treaty and continue 10 postpone the eman-
&ipation OF the Jews under one frivolous pre-
SeSt and another.
In d pamphlet recently published by
Roumanian minister, giving the reasons for
sais failure, Il Was stated that Roumania was
not the only country where the Jews were
AadIy treated and denied their rights, but
ehst In the United States az well they were
Tefused the same privileges IS Christians,
and then he proceeded 10 cite the story OF
Judge Hiltou's order for their Punishment
erom bis hotel at Saratoga as evidence OF the
nablie sentiment on this point IA the United
States.
TIE Ronmanian minister to this country
Us been pressing Secretary Evarts for some
time 70 recoxhtze thu Independence Of that
sponatry. hiI. Eearts ANNOUNCED to him the
other day the ut T. ltuiattiun OF this govern
raPIt ~ have nf ihterutttuitnt int.rc.tlSs with
MDuIrlAAia anu ~ 4 eluse H. i,At1 gusz tEt tx
tStence 6 thaL esAatty AS All innt peuueuL |
appeee. aail tue JuNs were niadu ciua As. |
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RED RIVER VALLEY TRADE.

I'anything were needed to satisfy our peo :
pie OF the necessity OF having railway com
munioation with Texas by line running
through the Bed River Valley. the experience
OF this winter would have suppllsi the want.
We have had a most dlsagrseable reminder
this winter Of the vicisstuda5 to which com
merce must always be- subjected SO long - 1t
depends upon Red river 40 a transportation
route One q the largest mi n ,5t important
elements Of the ira Il Of Sew Ote ms has nov,
since tn entng Ut tho season, been out OF
from this CITY. C,mmunlc alton with points
along B IT river has been so rare SO unc .rtsin
and 30 dill Jult as to BE- practically suspended.
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lava Teohe and Lafourohe. the lakes, the
gull, tho ocean and tho railroads will have In
him friend to every practical sclteme Of I'M
prpvement which Will benefit Louisiana. and
he pe,aondtg knoWa Inc Wvtta of fhr peoFIe
and aympa,hiz' " with thom. Ipuiaiana
ynntr a political nrmoetutio Senator. who. II
evei ~ can cp',t..I n. viii plfl Tho legt1l
nhta patso y tnat high position 81 tn.
pyapar benefit OF the Democratic party rs
putting Romnd and honest Demo5ra'a ~ The
Federal "fllena and kecpng tH@m thero 10
fattltfulI" " the ~ pn
Tbs sfnst ,rshlpof ,sht hrlanea now % u
koHaUpru nemopat aui as such lnE INV
0urTANa prMneitAr preeonta TO tn" iouiR.
lana ~ entuto thrnama "f Jeug N.iNEl,s
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Christmas day In London was spoiled by a
heavy London fog ono OF the very worst
kind. which interered and almost stopped all
egavel. For nearly thres weeks this fog has
hunG over the city and its vicinity. actually
preventing vessels from going to sea- fog
OF this kind, which frequently viaita London
" AL Inconvenience OF tho grcatest magnl-
aSlde. IL Is estimated that every day Of II
snsts tho CITY at least 100000 Tor lighting
When we add IT, this the delay and ineonven
Eeftoo 10 travel. the direct loss to highlands
eSpitat hy the weather must amount u sey-
a Al milllNns
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New York IL noted "a u very unhealthy cit y
E1T children. The Board OF Health attributes
eslis 10 the character Of the milk sold IN that
city, which Ia skimmed and watored aud often
muGh worse. being In on actually unhealthy
condition and liable 10 produce 1ymotic dia-
esssea, Ike scarlet fever and diphtherla. An
eaTnest effort is now being made e prevent
ahis In future. and four milk lnepeotors will
he appointed by tho board To inspect ali the
goilk coming into the city. 80 IA to prevent
any Of It IN vatered or unhealthy condition
MsAsny aoid
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Minnesota spent only sstst On her state
BEARD of Immigration Last year, but. ut this
small expense, was able TO accomplish much
@ppd. Over fifty thousand copies of pub
Itoation Of the board on the advantages and
sesourees of Minnesota were published In
dozen different lanRuegea. aud scattered
shrough Europe whore they would do the
greatest good. resulting III All increase u the
population Of the State Of fully fifty Thousand
and n gain In wealth Of many milione.
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Charity Ia la sugao Ia Eulupo just nj
present. London has raised 100000 for Ire
Land within . few weeks. Parls sl0.0n0 foI
averfowed Murcia, aud $500 600 for her own
poor. The rich Ut Europe will have many
persons In want to take care OF thia winter.
and despite thaae evidences Of charity there
will undoubtedly ha much suffering there.
a severe winter has followed an unluoky
summer and bad fall.
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The cold wave seprns ~ have struck the
whole country Christmas. There war a 1T
Nnultaneous falling Of thermometers from
Sitting Bulls country TO the gull. and the
eOldest weather Of the season chronicrd
everywhere. 81. Paul led or with CO.. below
saru: Chicago g. below: Cincinnati very cold.
Memphis IL above. and New Orleans with
tce. The cold wave appears TO be- coming
from the north. 50 that we may expect even
@nIdar weather during the week
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TIE NEW ORLEANS LEDGER
a Weekly Journal Of Society,
Business and Politics.

Tho frat number OF this papnr II publican
IN politics will DO Issued n SATURDAY. tho
thrd Of january 1890. ha LhHaER Will nj
va,s con nln an abundance - rhoi 9 literary
slnct!onn nrld much original matter from the
pana OF til" most eminent local wrltera. regard
I0es ~ political ptoollvtles The exfant and
character nf tho circulation OF the LEDGER In
all pacta of tho country will rendet Il an ndvan
tug ous madium fr advertising. limited
Number Of anit,.bla advertisements Will he In
aHrtad Ut 81 per square Il ton liues nnnpareil
for tho frst insertion. And 81 for each subse-
Juant Insertion.
HubecrIp lon prIoA a. per annum.
Address THE LEDGER. SO Camp street, Now
Orleans dr21 81 ~
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AMUsF, M |, NT'5,

FRENOrl OPERA HOUSE, Douyhon street,
Tar HpsuRsoTa w ihr Waifqch Haiinn
finArP
ACADEMY or MURTG- tHuHrrv pr1rrr
nlat~ee aud erennJ hv Tony bente' =
Tr9sBe.
ArnBE THEATRE" rlNAFoRH. matinee end
r#enlna hv Miles Juveniles.
xsRAND OrFEA H0RhE fVarlotiea' LADY,
GA arARrv tnnftHeo aui erenng.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE NAV o"FT "h.
aee s.d sre.,,ng ~ me HuFaio Ban t"ta
hiadfion,
SaHUNENAIn HALL-Mtaa KATE TEArER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27

The cold weather haa reached New Or.
Feans slightly ahead ~ the coal tieet en IT.
way dewn here from pittshurg. Tho coal
boats passed Lauievilln. Christmas, with
LOO 600 t,,iatela for New Orieana, Niekahnrp
and other Southern towns Thcy will rroha-
My reach here In a few daya and enable oui
people 60 keep little warmer than they have
Asnn aimee winter atr,Ies MS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27

Tho washing ton Eaaf Ina discovered n very
effective way ~ getting rid NJ ono blow ol
awo troublesome questions that nf the l'eE
sEld the Mormons by removing tho Epdana
F#om Colorado and turning Thorn Into Utah
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27

vs. acknowlt dge the ronelpt of an invita-
Zion 10 attend the Thirty nth Anniversary ~
aha ''r. j. g." Of Mobile which will tax"
place AZ tho battle House on the thirty tirai
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Tor ire Gulf Sfnra. dim'ntahlnp norfhe'ip
Shifting 10 pamcr apWho,sy ,rlnda, stationary
faiIomrd bg filling barometer. tlep ~ partly
cloudy sRauthcr