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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
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A BEAUTIFUL work of 100 Pages One Col
\ ored Flower Plate. and 300 Illustration
with Descriptions of the best Flowers and Veg
etables, and how 70 grow them. All for Five
Cent Stamp. In English or German.
THE FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN.
l75 Pages, Six Coiored Plates, and many hundred
Engravings. For so cents in paper covers; Sl.OO
in elegant cloth. In German or English.
VICK'S. ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA-
ZINE.-93 Pages, a Colored + ate in every nun
Der and many fine Engravings. Price SIPS
year; Five Copies for $500. Specimen numbers
sent for 10 cents.
VICK'S SEEDS are the best in the world.
Send Five Cent Stamp FOR a Floral Guide, con
tanning List and Prices, and plenty Information.
Addrrss JAMES WICK.
Jan. II, 20. Rochester y. J.
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Notions.

10 Dozen Pairs Alexander genuine Kid Cloves,
black aud colored Ladies' iine Und,r-Yes's, Elk
Bows, SIX Ties. silk ilandkes chiefs, Swiss Col
lars, Coilaretts, Corets, Dress ButfDns, Cent
silk Scaffs, Diack and Colorrd Neck Ties, under
wear, Overalls. = Hose, Bsmbure Edging, Cotton
Edge, Coventry Rugle-, Swis. B1fics, al ffefh
goods and new styles. Just received and for salo
By g. ". TRUSSELL.
Sent 0sfh fc--
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Isl ROUND MANS.

Train 63s daily Train e3l Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud SATURDAYS. All other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
January :, 1879.
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THIS PAPER nh, be found on file at
Geo. q. Rowe.l d. Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
Bureau 10 Spruce Sc, where advertising CON
tracts NAV be made for il subject 90 our approved
in New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

Mr.. j. w Tavenner, residing ne ar
7r,,r, ku.llh3; waiaA woishsl whe
f...sl53I lbs.
Finn. b. r. Mlr,in VIII please accept
.,b,,s, f.rblaal volumes Of tbs C'asre s.
al, Record.
s,,,rsBl.l,raal Faulknerani Dele
...,. Levi. aal M.sia wi1 PLEASE accept
trk.E7l..,s,l.,ssl5 cumeuts.
r,.,.r-th-,, or four chickens were
.t, f,,n 81, D,userfell Lloyd's residence
Tuesday hight last,
The Spirit got off good thing in It's
.u, AaaJiug to Tie theft Of chickens
.,-aoaacsI &, a 5rl proceeding Very
e..i.
The raiders upon chicken roosts would
..-.., more ia accordance with The eternal
......of ,hioss If ,hey would take ROSTERS
..ss,i ofhens. For an exegesis ask our gro
c.s
We understand Mcssrs. Weirick &
waller intend erec,'og Two additional dwell
do houses on their Dc adjacent to their
raal-y property ia aisr'ace
I'M, Good Tcmplas Dramatic Enter
..,.srt is TO be on the 2t,h, aud those who
M, 60 participate are very ass.daous iu re-
t.-.,l. N,-iu order 20 give erelitaOe per-
0uaace.
>ti..,...., ..,s Roy
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Special Notices.
a CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early
decav, loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
greatremedy was discovered By missionary IN
SoSth America. Send a self-sddressed envelope
to the Ray. JOS. T. IMAM, Station D, Bible Hosse,
Ner York City.
Jan IS lSTg-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

NOR WANT or ROOM and prcferring TO sell
4 even at very low rates 20 carrying them over
another wear, We offer great variety OF Cir
Books and Christmas Goods Handsome Cbromo,,
&c, at less tan cost. These Goods are. useful
and ornamental ia every family. For sale az tho
GILBERT DRUG STORE, Harper's Ferry.
nURE CIDER VINEGAR. Another consign-
ment ogrrcd 60 dealers al Balfimole Prices
aud without freight. Write ior prices o the
GILBERT DRUG STORE. ilarper's Ferry.
CCHlMMEL'S Celebrated frui. Bitters, admi
= ted 10 BE- superior % any other made and a
reduced prices. Try 70. We are sole sgis for
GILBERT DNCc STORE, Iarpef's Ferry.
( AMPS and Lamp Goods, with the celebrated
Head Light OIL we are selling makes 10
cheaper, better aad safer than daylight. Forfllo
a, the GILBERT DRCG STORE.
rEEAS! Fine rs aoy ia the market and Al seiy
i low figures stthe
GILBERT DRUG STORE.
4 COOKING GLASSES 81 French German and
1 4 American Plate. Wore bought yory los and
vii be sold correspondingly AZ the
GILBERT DRUG STORE.
DURE SPICES, Warranted strictly pure az the
GILBERT DRUG STORE.
DIAPER COLLARS by the Box az less than
Jobbers rates Consigned D. us and will be
sold. GILBERT DRUG STORE.
Feb. S, 1879. Spirit cory.
Notions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

Medical authorities sser; that more than one
half of the aauual mortality is due 20 pulmona-
rs complaints. Why, then, neglect so great
AN earthly salvation when DR.. Sch'eys Fami-
ly Cough Syrup is guaranteed to afford relief
Il Is o. patent humbug, but is prescribed by
the faculty. Try it aud be convinced. Price
Only 25c For sale 10 Charestowu 10y G. Z.
Beller. aud at Harper's Ferry by Gilbert Bros.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

SETTLE Up. Parties having accounts at
the Twin Front Stores are hereby notified that
tie period Of annual settlement has arrived,
aud their prompt attention to the matter Is
respectfully requested. Hereafter accounts
viii be opened with none but prompt-payIng
customers. No reasonable offer coming any
where nesr cost for wiuier goods will DO re-
fused. JOS GuLDsNITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

Z base today received au elegant assortment
or cae Hats fr carly Spring trsie. am still
se'aa. aI Oh G.vls 40 very low Figures for
Clsh Tlos. bunting Bargains will Do wei
bv calling Au who are Indebted 90 me are
eIaestsd to settle Immediately as longer ia
lu.-euce caunot be giyea.
F.b. 10. 1870. G. II. UA8LEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
Domestic Wooden Goods.

/ HAVE az ny store lin the 2nd story aud sepa-
rate from nv own goods all the goods left by
ARCHIE McCARRBLL, Jr.. deceased, Of his own
make, which offer for The present At private sale
Those 10 full pieces and good order athis mos.
recent prices, and those out Of order and damaged
at reduced prices. -
Dec. II, IS. Executor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

DEST business you can engage in. s. TO $50
ID per day made by any worker Of either SEX
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth s. free. Improve your spare time
at this business. Address STINSON 4 CO.,
June 10, lS7S-ly. Portland, Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
DAVID HOWELL

Twas JUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kid
Gloves q button) for One Dollar; Ladies
aud Misses Colored Hose, full regular; Large
line Ladies' Corsets, lew price,.
DROWN and Bleached Cotton Flannel White
/ } and Red Flannel, plain and twilledi Blue
Opera Flannel.
(tREY and Drab Linsey and all-wool Cloth,
II manufactured in the county; Mems Heavy
Buck Gloves low price.
7 AN now daily expecting large lot Of CASH
neres from the Charlottesville Mil's-nice
styl es and superior quality.
September IS, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
NOTICE.

rI1O the tax paye-s Of Charlesiown Dist''ct,,Yio
have not paid their taxes for the year 1872
ls7l 1875 and lS16,.will iud their bills 10 ,he
hands OF 81. &. ZoniLro Constable, 20 be collected
AT once. No further induig cncc will b. given
EDWARD TEAkNEl,
ApriI y. lS7e-tf Late Sheriff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
EIGHTY ACRES
BRICK DwELLING Hose. .

OF LAM Is OF the Nuecl luAtllF u IMt-tlut laulg
and is improved with an excellent Two Story
Brick DWELLING House.,
Tenant House. a New Barn, aud all necessary
Out Buildings; has upon il nne Cistern Of Wa
ter, thriving young Orchard, is under good
fencing, and in tine state Of cultivation. The
farm is in desirable ncighbofhood, and conye-
nient to schools Mills and Churches, within easy
distance OF tie Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; upon the following
TERMS or SALE.
Onc-lhird Of the purchase money in Cash on The
day Of sale, and the residue ia two equal annual
payments, the deferred payments 70 be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser and deed OF trust up
on the premises sold, the bonds 70 bear interest
from the DAY Of sale.
full description of the land can De obtained al
the Office OF Geo. ~ Beltzh0over, 10 Shepherds
towu, or at the Office o.. VIM. II. Jrayers or
Frank Beckwith IN Charlest0wn. West Virginia.
VA. II. TRAYERS.
GEO. N. BEL1IHOOYER,
FRANK BECK WITH.
Special Commissioners.
j Shannon Gallah5r, Auctonecr.
FEB. |, ls79-5t.
Shepherdstown Reg. copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY

IMPORTED AND AMEhlCAN " 1 LEhl d.
Spoons. busting. Scrubbing, Shoe, White
Wash and Horse BRUSHES, &C, and variety
Of BUCKETS.
BUGGY, SLEIGH and WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES, Barn Doom HANGERS, ROPES.
ITALIAN HEMP, SOAPSTONE and GUM
PACKiNGS, Moruse Machines. Boring Machines
Jack Screws, Chains, Traces, Hames, Locks,
Hinges, Bolts, Files. Chissels, TrOwe!s, Levels
Planes, Beves, Wrenches. Hoes and Picks.
A complete stock Of TOOLS and Supplies for
Carpenters, Mdsons, Shoemakers and others, with
many Housekeeping and Fun nishng Goods.
A complete line OF OILS, PAINTS, VAkNlSH-
ES, GLASS, &c, always on hand at lowest mark
ct price. 81
CiIDER MILLS, Ploughs, Of the most approved
u Patterns, Berea Griudstones, Pumps OF all
Minds, Scales, Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans, Dirt
Scoops, Churns. ShOvels, Forks, Spades Rakes.
GUAN0S.-J. !. Turner's Excelsior, Ober d
Sons Peruvian. and South Carolina.
eudea7or to do CASH Business and am pre-
pared 20 offer special inducements 20 Cash buyers.
By prompt and strict attention 20 business, |
hope to inertia liberal share Of the patronage OF
tie people OF Jefferson.
II JAMES LAW. HooFF's Oh STAND,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

DEST POISON Dead Shot for Potatoc Bugs
and Cabbage Worlls Tor saleby
Mzy Is, 1873. &. ". TRUsSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15

Nar,io.burs. June %, ls7s-tc
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spices.

- Sept Z, 1873. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
DALOON Fly TRAP-Tbe best ard chesPcst
ID IN ihemarkct, for 'ale b.
Nay Is, 1875. DUKE& GALLAHRR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-02-15
LUMBER BUSINESS,

at Roadside, Rockingham County, Virginia, aud
has facilities for filling orders Of any extent and
great va riety. He commands forests Of growing
timber of the very best quality, and milling ca
pacty to meet the most cxtrayagant demands Of
this section.
OrS.rs f.r uDbpr far
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-06-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De,
ndiscreton will fo the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and direction Tor max
ing remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
ishine 10 profit by the advertisers experience doso
by addressing in perfect confidence. john B. VI
Cedar Sn, New York. NJ
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-06-12

A jeweller in South Royalston, W, spied
ON the finger of highly-esteemed young
lady who was shopping in his store, ring
that had been stolen from his stock. She
told him, in response to his inquiries, that
it had been given to her by boyish suitor
This led to the discovery of q society Of
thieves, sons Of respectable parents. The
boys had secret signs, passwords, and oaths,
after the manner of a body they had read
about in dime novel. and had committed
several burglaries- ...si ,5 aife -.a-
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-06-12
J Strawbridge & Clothier
A GREAT CLOSING SALE

IDS. While we do not claim to have reduced every
hont, that scarcely fail to command the atten-
impossible to name more than few items compare
mt, and we guarantee the previous prices to have
ly sold in this any other market.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1879-06-12
LONG ANp SHORT sLEBpERs.

Seamen and soldiers, from habit, can sleep
when they will and wake when they VIII
Captain Barclay, when performing his won :
derful feat of walking 1000 miles IN as
many consecutive hours, obtained such
mastery over himself that he fell asleep the
minutalhe laS down. 4 . H. 3l>5ds
The faculty of keeping asleep for lepgth,
of time is possessed by soms individuals.
Such was the case with Quin, the celebrated
player, Who would slumber for twenty four
hours snecessively; with Elizabeth FQryip,
who slept three -fourths of her life; with
Elizabeth Perkins, Who slept for q week Or
. fortnight at time; with Mary Lyel who
did the same four successive weeks, and
with many others, more or less remarkable.
A phehomenon Of an opposite character is
sometimes observed, for there ara other In
dividuals who can subsist on surprisingly
smallportion Of sleep. THIS celebrated Gen.
sral Elliot was an instance Of this kind; he
never slept more than four hours out of the
twentytfo.lr.y In all other respects he was
strikingly ahstinent his. food consisting
wholly Of bread ,lwatsr aud Vegetables. In
a letter communicated to Sir John Sinclair.
by John Gordon, Esq, of Swine, mention
is made of a person named John Mackey,
of Skerry, who died in Strathpove in the
year 1897, aged sl; he only slept oh sh ay
srage of four hours out Of the twenty four,
and was a remarkably robust man. Fred
erick the Great of Prussia, and the illustri-
GUS surgeon, John Hunter, only slept five
hours during, the same period. The cele-
brated French General, Pichergo, informed
Sir Gilbert Blaine that during the whole
years campaign, he had not allowed him
self. above one hours sleep in the twenty
four.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19

The Board Of Police Commissioners met
last night, Mayor I. w. Patton in the chair
and quorum Of the commissioners present
Patrolman w. J. Mcintyre, for being absent
without leave and falling to appear to stand
his trial, was dropped from the roll.
Patrolman P. F. Moore, for drunkenness
and incompetency was dismissed from the
force.
Pat D. Brown, for neglect OF duty In sleep
ing on duty was fined one days pay.
Supernumerary w. Walfert, for failing to
patrol his beat, gave up two days pay.
Patrolman D. Carricl-, for taking too much
whisky while on duty, gave up five day.
pay.
Patrolman H. Toll, for being absent without
leave, was fined one days pay.
Supernumerares G. Neff and 7. J. Powell,
for leaving their beats without permission
Neff was fined two days pay and Powell was
dropped from the force.
Patrolman L. Bohn, for being absent
without leave was fined one days pay
Patrolman Billy Butts, for falling to patrol
his beat, was fined one days pay.
Supernumerary L. Jourdon, falling to pat
rol his beat was fined one days pay.
j. A. II. Rodgers, for failing to answer roll
call, was fined one days pay.
Patrolman A. Jonas, for disobedienea nj
orders, gave up one days pay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19
Love Affairs.

The dying wish OF Matthew Crooks, San
Francisco millionaire, was to witness the
marriage of his daughter, and the ceremony
was performed at his bedside, several weeks
before the time that had been appointed. The
deathbed desire of Mr.. Hayden, Of the same
city, was to break the engagement OF his
daughter, and he made her promise on her
knees to discard her lover. Detroit has had
variation of the common foreign count
matrimonial eplsode-the husband running
away with the brides money and jewelry
but proving, after all, to be a real count A
young woman engaged section In Il sleeping
car at Pittsburg, blushingly explaining that
she would be Joined by a husband at Harris
burg. When the train arrived at Harrisburg
a young man got aboard with a clergyman.
who married him to the purchaser of the Sec
ton, and the honeymoon tour was at once
commenced. A rustic couple dashed into
Washington oyster saloon and impIored the
proprietor to get them married as soon as
possible. They had eloped, and parents were
on their track. The oyster man not only
summoned a justice to tie the knot, but pro-
vided stews for the party after the ceremony
Miss Locke married Mr.. Aiken in Denver.
Col on his assurance that he was as she
phrases 1t, "a wealthy Christian gentleman; !"
but within four days she learned that he was
a professional horse thief, and parted from
him. Miss Ruggan's wedding day was ap-
pointed in Clerburne, Texas, and she made
herself ready; but in the morning she re-
celved a note from her faithless lover inviting
her to come and see his marriage to another
girl. She committed suicide
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19
Rate OF N0rIaIity

DR.. Farr, according to the Popular Seine.
Monthly, finds that the rate OF mortality in.
crea5es as the density OF population in
creases. Arranging 6l9 districts of England
and Wales In groups, he shows that they ali
follow this law, which he does in this way,
In ten years 1S60-70, at one end of the scale
the deaths per 1000 of population are Is, 1G
and II; at the other end, 81, 80 and 49, The
acres per capita in the corresponding dis
tricts are II, 4 and 3, and 1.01, .05. 1.0I. This
series OF facts may be put in different wav
The nearer people live to each other the
shorter their lives are. Thus the proximity
OF people in SO districts is LAT wards the
mean duration OF life is 81 years: in
45 districts the proximity is i39 wards.
and the mean duration of life Is Is years II,
l37 districts the proximity is 81 yards. and
the mean duration of life is 40 years: In IL
districts the proximity is 46 yards, and the
mean duration OF life is 35 years; in 8 districts
the proximity is IS yards, the mean duration
OF life is 80 years. In Manchester district tho
proximity Is II yards, and the mean duration
OF life Is % years; in Liverpool district the
proximity is yards, and the mean duration
OF life is 26 years. This is a determined Law
and, the duration of lite being given In one set
of conditions the duration OF life in anotb 6er
set of conditions is determined from the the
proximities. ''o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19
REVITlES,

1t turns out, contrary to the assertion Of
the Times, that Mr.. Kennedy. the Fiscal
Agent, has not resigned his trust as yet. The
Times reporter app ars to have been even
ahead OF the members of the Funding Board
In obtaining that piece of news.
Mr.. Emile D. Levy has returned from his
business trip North-which signifies that the
large clothing house of Leon Godchaux. in
whose interest he has been ordering goods.
will soon be prepared to make show of rare
and stylish spring goods.
Inc people OF New Orleans are promised q
treat on Friday evening next In the lecture
which Commodore Rollingpn is to deliver at
Grunewald Hall. The readers Of the I,onise
vile Comter-,Joanat must beacauainted with
the talented lecturer, and will not miss this
occasion il1 Of seeing him, and the general pub
lie Will be amply repaid in fun for a visit to
the celebrated humorist, W
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19

The Council meeting yesterday was unusu
ally uninteresting. and although none OF thu
Administrators took any active part in the
election but all remained at the City Hal
until after-oflice hours. there was little news
TO obtain from them.
The most important feature Of the Council
meeting was the election of Col. I. n. Marks
49, 49, ne non. Edward Booth as members OF
Nc noaru Oh Health. in place OF Col. Sam
80 anu Mr.. U. W. Mott, whose term OF
800 49, ,au expired. Speaking Of the Board Of
AAe1i'h' On The petition of purveyor OF
cARBoLIo ACID
uu1Ans last summer, Administrator GIynn
asAeo that the matter be referred to him. with
\ ne authority to confer on the subject with IN,
board OF Health, that had overdrawn n,
amount allowed for Its uses in the budget q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19

At about half-past 7 o'clock last evening
while Officer Z. st. Rasa, of the Thirc
Precinct, was en- route to the Third Precinct
station with negro prisoner named James
Steele, the prisoner succeeded in wrestling his
club from him and turning on him struck him
blow over the head which felled him to the
earth.
The officer, although almost struck sense
less and bleeding profusely from the wound
on his head, regained his feet and laid hold
OF his man just as he was in the act of max
ing his escape. Steele showed fight, but Rasa
swung to him. and finally lodged him In the
Station, where he was charged with assault
ing and wounding the officer with Intent to
com nit murder with dangerous weapon.
The wound on the officers head was found
to be of such a serious nature as to compel
his immediate removal to the Charity Hos
pital for medical treatment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19

jority Of the American people, have dsl;t..
ately presented to him as essential h. NJ
peace and welfare of the whole country. Tb .as
would certainly be very heavy responsIbilss
ity upon him and his conscience, inyolvnar'
consequences which / do not care to con,a,as
plate, should he set his individual opininn w
party tnelinations against the earnest o aua
victions and deliberate expressions ~ w
House of Representatives fresh from tho ~ "a, =
pie, and Senate charged with upholtiipgp ~
rights Of the several States. Viz
Reporter-As far as you know arm a..
opinions which you have expressed ent ss
tained by the Democratic Senator's and d.
representatives. who will meet at the extra ses.
SiOn2 0oo'
Senator Bayard-I believe they arc tn =,
man firmly united In respect to the righteous
ness and necessity OF the measures to which
| have referred. 'sl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19
ClTy KEhO Es.

John Rafiel is In the Sixth Station, charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon.
John Patterson got away with shoulder
OF meat, and was housed In the Fourth Sta
ton.
Monday night the cottage No. 1913 Girod
street, occupied by an old colored woman,
was slightly damaged by fire.
George Fred was lodged in the Third Sta
ton. charged with being a dangerous and
suspicious character.
Victor Bell was lodged In the Third Sta
ton, charged with having a watch and chain
In his possession, knowing the same to have
been stolen.
Dennis Green was arrested on q warrant,
charged by Samuel johnson with breaking
and entering his house In the night time and
committing the crime OF petty larceny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19

We regret to say that the attendance was
not as large as we would have wished last
evening at Grunewald Hall. Whether 1t was
on account OF its being the night of the cleo
ton or In reason OF the change In the weather,
only few appreciative persons were present
to hear Mrs. Sam Bards lecture on Contest,
or Time on Review" Notwithstanding how
ever, the talented lecturer discoursed in en-
PERTAINING strains, and with grace of express
sion, depth and poetry Of thought, elucidated
her subject to the delight and entertainment OF
her audience. We were pleased to hear that
though the attendance was not large, on ac-
count OF the inopportunity of the day, many
tickets were sold, and there was some com
pensation in pecuniary point of view.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-19
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Ludwig Funke, Jr.. vs.. J. Gottschalk; same
vs. Joseph Dreyfuss * Co.-Injunction issued
prohibiting defendants from issuing the trade
mark Cookers Stomach Bitters," which is
the sole property of plaintiff.
John Lambert vs. Marie T.. Dumonville, his
ife.-Judgment in favor of defendant, de-
creeing separation.
VIM Durbridge vs. Job STANDARDIZATION
dissolved.
DR.. III. de Rance vs. Peter Schmidt.-Excep-
ton dismissed
City OF New Orleans vs. GermanIa Bank OF
New Orleans.-Exception dismissed.
Alexander Hill vs.. Il. STANDARDIZATION
dissolved