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A GOOD PLAN.

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Railways Ready Relief
WILL
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"No health with inactive liver and
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TRY HOP couoH CURE AND PAIN RKLIEY.
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New ElglaId Con- eTVat0TT
Method for the Pianoforte

THIS very popular and good Method has
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and has been used in other places.
1t differs from other Methods in being
/ composed OF Three Parts or Books.
PART l. For the First Grade of Learners
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PART II. For the Second Grade. has SO
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PART III. for the Third Grade, has 116
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few good Studies and q few difficult Pieces
Price Of leach part. s1.50. Complete, s3,2
The Musical Record Dexter Smith, Editor,
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CHARLES ETEENS0N,
or TIE FIEM OF

Marcus EtIenson & Son,
has gone East 90 buy new Goods
it takes cash 20 get Dry Goods
and Clothing cheap-sO in order
to raise money, the finn will
close cut their stock for two
weeks at r, markabIy low prices.
This is no bumbug, but il a fact
which nobody can dcDy.
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4 sPsENDED OptstbsECUNs 10
WIN 4 FORTGN NJ. THIRD Grand Dis
ThlBUTibS, CLASS g., ct SLW URLE N'i
TUESDAY, MARCH IIJu, 1873 IoGtH
1aonJEIy Drawing,
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fgs,,SgE2s722GS - "giEE..TC7.
g'c,,,'' ssSsss:. 3: .7 .=,,-.,,..,,
y - - go
E.i --oLEi0.S wASTAGE ..a.7, -~ s.-.l y,
.. r-- q .lrs -s IjIry hers, ca. o.. -s',H ~ 'Gi
- olIlr, s.'T-i-ri or G. s.. . s a7-
81 -s -. s.5 r' E4r-..aE.
FAX, T-'.CTTfT, SILLET, H~artEIsE md
h-7 .-r.s aT7 tH-ClLol, sCTara;Gt ..--' a.i rsTsi
c. -sr nui p-ri.c.iy as HCe-ir Cas- .---s- LEY.
=. ..-FEA PRICE IS usgal iii .rg FraI1 SHi
$50 ilei Ng this machine, f. sEt1i ,.s-'.lrsl-
g. If WET GRAF; Of -, tarza were 81 STAN
t-- Ia ONLY aIACHINIS tiIat could run with pgodt
q s-'5'.ly, dong Lst, tho-oess t- .sf'sei v7sz.
ALL GRAIN. TIN e and M1>r-Y vs--ine eaIrr..'ca-
-51- sucl ~ "Eldsss Aprons " ''ElI.-s,' Boa5ers,-
llsn-, etc, entirely diasssssi We: les than
-l., e the usual Gears. Belt, Boxes and Journals;
-- rflEE-i. rIcTC durable ~ ruUr ins 10 cost
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TAGgEEs and GRAIN RNsEEs who are pos'ss
g 'an l--a saving made by it vii not eTI.oy info
.sr an. vdstsfll mNchines, bet vii i@sia On this
l-1s5sed resheE doing their work.
t5lE SIZI.S Esis for 6, e. 10 sni u Horse
Powers Aiso Speciality OF SEPAKA1uEs, Css.,IleJ
ard E'-t3 EXPREssIT FUR STEAM PoULH
I,T0 STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz; our i'm
-7Tea Triple Gear" and our "spGr Sgcei~ WOOD
---5 s'E'ei both " Mounted on J0uE wheels.
y =. cEBESTED in Threshfng or Grain Rsisira
WY 70 cur nearest Dealer write % rs for Elr7tra-
- =sar e. NJ free giving FIJI particulars of Sl1es
ty.-s. Prices, Terms, etc
Aichoss, Shepard d Co.,
RX1gLE GEEK. aICn
uoy9v6no
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COOKS LECTURES.
sx-rxfsr. THEODORE d. wool

These famous ecturss, delivered IN BptOn
every Monday, by the Rev. Jos. ph Coos, Will
be published in full, together With the inlTO-
ductory remarks
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PREMIUMS.

by eminent clergymen in all parts al Tin.
country VIII continue 10 be printed
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OLIVER DITSoN & CO., Boston,

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Louisiana Stale Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature oI the state for EducatlCn-
al and Charitable purposes in 1865, sor Ine
term ct EWen.S five Sesr-, To which
contract the inviOls bic faith 81 the Stale Is
pledged with apItal OF sl,OGu,IU0, 70 which
IL has since added a reserve fund OF SilOBuU
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Dl>IRl-
BUTTON will take place monthly ON the
second Tuesday. 10 HeUeF scales Or pOstp0HEs.
LOOk at the following Distributions:
CAPITAL PRIZE, sSU,UJU.
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ONLY PAIN nEmEDY

mat instantly stops the most excrucIatIng
;"ln. s.lays iuGa mmatiOn, and cures congeS,
lions, whether 81 the luuU-. stomach. bowels
or other glands W organs, by one application
IN FROM ON. 10 TWENTY MINUTES.
40 matter how violent or e-cTuelating the
ain, the rheumatic, Daa-Tidden, inflrm, Grip
pied, nervous, neuralgia, Or prUSJrEted with
ease nay suffer.
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Anyone who was there and didn't enjoy
himself has but himself TO blame for it, as
there was every inducement there 10 con-
duce that end. The assemblsge was as
selsct as our city can boast and constituted
az elegant party a. was ever known in
the West. The ball room presented gilt
tering and magnificent eight, resembling the
different changes of the Kaleidoscope as the
masked fitted around, the varied costumes
tending TO be
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will contribute 70 to 80 articles on Socialism
sld Communism, the most importauI ques-
tinu. M the tfay-
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the Metropolitan Guards have good rea.
son to congratulate themselves..upon the.suc'
cess Of the grand masquerade ball given at
Odd Fellows Hall last night, for if any
thing was ever a complete success this most
assuredly was. The attendance was very
large, too large in fact for comfort, although
notwithstanding the crush, everyone man.
aged TO enjoy Themselves to repletiou. The
number OF costumes was larger than ex.
pected, and were Of every variety and char.
acter, from the clown and slippered panta
loon to The courtly gentleman in gold ani
lace, and the pretty peasant girl 10
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THB BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This is the case with the s!sxiCr.
Mustang L. Iiniin ent. Eyr-y LsHli
brings intelligence Of II yniusb bile fSEss
saved, the agony OF an awful scnid ur
burn sAi,dacd. tho horrors of rb.u-
= mntisIn overcome. ana Of "a thou sand
. and one ether blessings and mercIr =
= performed by thc OBI reliable j3eI-
2 lean sfnstaIg E.iniIrent.
AH forms oI 'Urwtrd disease arc
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WILD HOG,

uhc ia ieputtd to have been TIE voTs, Of
the band, in getting out Of the wa2af- was
forced to use long risce Of beard iC: cup
port, being yet weak IRON q recent attempt
10 commit suicide by stabbIng himself with
psir Of shears. The others ali aiightsd
nimbIy as could be possible shaok!sd rs
they were.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JANUARY TO- 1879

Frazier. Gordon. Gaoe,nasor, Hawkins. Hite.
And the bill finally passed
Representative Lyons moved to reconsider
the vote By which the bill passed Its third read
Ing. and on his own motion that motion was
laid on the table,
The Speaker announced the following CON-
mittees:
On Agriculture and Observation-Disclosures.
Martin Of Claiborne. Allen. Ross. Armstrong
Walton. Vidrine and Dueote
Committee on Commerce. and NAVIGATION
Messrs. Rabouin. Taylor. Scratchley, Coco.
Mckee. Frazier. Decuir
On motion, the House then, Mt 2.30 D. M. adj
Journed until Monday morning ut IL 80 o'clock.
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National Surgical Institute.

The annual visit Of an examining surgeon
from this well known institution will be made
TO New Orleans the fifth Of March next. He will
bring with him skilled assistants and workmen
from the home institute and will remain until
the Nth OF April. The preparations now max
ing Tor this visit are extensive and elaborate.
and. when completed. will be amply sufficient to
meet increased demands. Location of rooms
will be duly announced
In Its chosen specfalties. paralysis and It's re-
suits. deformitles. diseases Of Joints. plastic
surgery. hemorrhoids. flstula. ETC.. this institu-
ton is unexceled
Refers. by permission, to the many we'll
known citizens OF New Orleans who are It's pa
irons. For further particulars write to Ma
tional Surgical Institute. Indianapolis. Ind,
Philadelphia. Pa. or Atlanta Ga.
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HOUs e OF REPREsENTATIyEs.
Eleventh Day.
SATURDAY, January IS.

| SATURDAY. January 1s. 1879.
.. The House was called to order at II 80 O'Clock
Speaker Moncure in the chair and seventy Ave
members present.
| Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr., Tardy,
Inc reading OF the journal was dispensed
On motion of Representative Lyons the man.
uscr1pt reports OF various State officers were
referred to appropriate ommittees.
message from the Senate was received. an
n0unc1ng that that body had passed q Joint con-
ment sine die.
The Senate was announced and the joint $685.
sion was organized for the purpose of balloting
for United States Senator.
The following, nominations were made
Bush. T. b. Watkins. W. A. Robertson, T. Il.
Ha,ch, Nnma Dufour and Edwin Booth
. me ballot resulted: Strong Il. Kennedy 81.
four TO- Booth 6. Garland 8. Ryland s. Zaenarie 8.
Dumont 1. Bermudez L. blank l..
me Lieutenant Governor declared that there
withdrew. and the House resumed the regular
order of business.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Representative Lyons, chairman OF the Com
Hn lse on TIE N ~ reported fayoraby on
Ing Of jury for the spring or April term OF the
district court In and for the parish Of Came
b f9n ana iavoraoly by substitute on House
Sacred Heart. religious corporation of the
parish OF Orleans, to sue the State" The report
was received and adopted. and the bills placed
Representative Smart. on behalf of the chair
man OF the Committee on Appropriations. re-
ported favorably. with Amendments. on House
Dill NO. 49, An act for the appropriation of ten
thousand dollars for the Charity Hospital OF
the bill placed on the calendar
Representative Bower. or behalf of the chair
man OF the Committee on City Affairs reported
fayorably on House bill No. 81. An act author
lzing the State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation to apportion and the Auditor of Public
the Public School Directors for the city of New
orleans certain school revenues derived from
taxpayers OF said city for the years 1877 and
1875 and apDropriating $4,000 of said city's
contr1Dutlon 70 the current school fund.- to rem
der this act effectuaI." The report was adopted
and the bill was further referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Representative Bienvenu: A bill to repeal
sections g. Q. 10, IL. II and 10 of act No so OF |
1877. w.
Representative Walton A bill for the relief
of delinquent taxpayers.
ke prese native Hart: A bill to abolish the /
New Orleans SlauRhterhouse Company
Representative Board: A bill relative the In |
1igent poor OF Terrebonne.
Representative Martin of ST. Landry: A bill |
% enlarge the summary docket of the Supreme I
Jourt, etc.
Representative Watson: A bill to provide for
provide mea MS for enforcing the same
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Repres entative Landry: An act to incor-
Nary. and provide for the government thereof
Corporations.
By Representative Lott: An act to refund to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

THIRTY DAYS ONLY.-Messrs. M. L. Byrne d
Co. will. for the next thirty days. offer their en-
tire stock Of winter goods at an immense re-
duction. Their stock comprises a fine selec' ion
OF dress goods. cloaks. shawls. blankets. fan
nels. cotton goods Of all descriptions. hosiery
and. In fact everything requisite TO make one
comfortable. and at prices low enough to make
one happy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

GRAND FANCY BALL.-The Louisiana Field
Artillery will. on Wednesday. February u. give
a grand fancy dress ball at Grunewald Hall
AS this will be the first ball Of any magnitude
OF the season. grand and glorious time may
be expected. The gentlemen who compose the
committee OF arrangements is sufficient
guarantee that everything will be conducted In
first class STYLE
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BUILDING PAPEB.-This Is q substitute for
plastering. Those of our readers who have
rooms to furnish should order this paper; 1t
makes neat substantial and comfortable
finish. costing less than plastering, and is in
use throughout the Southern States from Flori-
da to Missouri. Mr.. Edward Thompson. 112
and ia Poydras street sells IT,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

WAsHBURN's STUDIo.-With all the advance
ments In photography Washburn has kept an
even pace. and his work stands out. as it we're,
In bold relief when compared with that of many
Of his competitors. He employs the finest artists
and the best material: therefore. with Wash
burns long experience In the profession.
coupled with the taste he has always been cele-
brated for. is 1t a wonder that he should be 80
we'll patronized?
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-19

THE NICHOLS LUNCH HoUsE.-This estab-
l1shment fills want long felt in this communi.
ty. The projectors of the scheme felt certain
that Just such a saloon was necessary In our
city. and boldly launched out into the doubtful
venture. They did not wait long for patronage.
AS soon as 1t became known that the Nichols
Lunch House was conducted In a first
CLASS style and the charges SO ridicu-
iousiy low. SO crowded became the
establishment that an addition became
necessary and was made. and now. with a
s.iii greater addition In the beautiful ladies'
ainlng room, this lunch house is, without a
oouo1 one OF the most attractive places to Sc
cure g aelclous lunch In the city. The entrance
to the new department for ladtes e on Con,n
street. The ladies' dining hall. parlor and toi.
iet-room nave all been fitted up in handsome
style. with more than the conveniences Of a
nrst CLASS neass OF this kind and is presided
want OF those who come aud go. ''eA'