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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12
Farms for Sale

160 acres In Jackson county, Minnesota.
$50 acres In 1eeker county, Minnesota.
40 acres in Isant county, Minnesota.
30 acres In Todd county, Minnesota.
40 acres in Douglas county, Minnesota.
80 acres in Houston county, Minnesota.
The above Is all choice farming lands, which we
viii sell at lew price for cash, OF part cash and bal
don Of lands and further particulars, address ST
PAUL HARVESTER WORKS, st. Pau, MINI.
e4-dkHs
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Drunkenness.

Dfunkenuesss
DIR. D'Unger, discoverer of the cinchona cure
for drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 81,
Palmer house, Chicago, Ill.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures indigestion and
all disorders Of the stomach.
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FOR SALE.

TTORSES FOR SALE at Judd's Stable IS West
III Fourth street. Twenty head of horses and
mares, heavy and light. Just arrived.
39-45 CHAS. BROWN.
NEWSPAPER OPENING-A good newspaper and
~ job office, located in fourishng Minnesota
town, for sale lease for term of years. Apply to
H. P. HALL, GLOBE Office. 49,
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NTANTED-By young man-Place to do chores
w for board and attend school: good recon-
mendatons. Address, q. ", this Office. IA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfailing remed,
for bilious and nalarial fevers.
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Little Johnny Needs 1t
New York Star.

Little Johnny Davenport doesn't appear
to like it as far as he has gone. He fears
that in his case investigation will really in
vestigate.
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IIANTED-By capable young man, any kind of
w indoor employment, or light out door. En-
ployment more object than wages. References.
800 Address, H.. this office.
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NOOK-NIeat and pastry-Wanted by a firs-class
" man situation as above in hotel or restaurant
Good references. Address C. W., P. o. Fargo, d. T
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WTANTED-Employm as druggist, assistant of
w traveller, by graduate of pharmacy, 6 years
in prescription trade. Best of recommendations.
14H Box 1s3, Hokah. MINI.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-..Males,

A PRINTER of four years experience desires a
"A permanent position in some country office.
Address "Print," GLOBE Office 34t
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Young, black New Foundland dog.
T. Owner can have same by proving property and
paying charges, Enquire at 81 Jackson st. 1913
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Females.
TO RENT-Rooma.

NOR RENT-Several very nice roorns in the Nc
Z Qulsn Block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms. In
quire OF MEAD & THOMPSON, in the building.
81
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A SITUATION harness maker, light or heavy,
IA by good workman. References given. JAMES
TEGART, No. 1913 East Seventh street, corner Sew
enth and Broadway, st. Paul. 17*
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WANTED.

NTANTED-Room and board in private family, by
w gentleman and wife. Address Law Publisher
GLOBE office. 1914
WANTED-Experienced laundry help wanted at
w c. o. D. Laundry, SO East Third street, (up
stairs.) ALBERTSON BROS, Props. 36*
A COMPETENT DRAUGHTSMAN desires en-
II ployment for part of afternoons and evenings
Address NJ, GLOBE Office. 80.
d USINESS CHANCE-To hardware merchants.
I'D The undersigned, having good set Of tools,
with Is years. experience in the stove and tin bust
ness, wishes an engagement. Address g. E. SMITH,
Fargo, Dakota. l7*
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Use VIM. Clarke & Sons
Helix Needles.

Inhalation.
Just published, practical Observation on
the Throat and Lungs. with their Treatment by
inhalation" ''Winter Habits 1.-The Proposed
Hospital for Lung Diseases at Chicago, by Rob-
ert Hunter, M. D., lO3 State street, Chicago.
Copies sent free.
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DOR SALE-A pleasant and convenient house of
IL ten large rooms. Apply to VIM. j. Sloppy at
stees Bros, 81 East Third street. 20
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
Mean 6 HaHaas

When IL railroad passenger hears the
whistle sounding an alarm, it IS MS 1lrsc
impulse TO look out of the window. pnt
this impulse is often restrained BY second
thought. except il the case Of green travel
ers. A few days ago an old man and his
wife were passengers on q Lake shore
train. and as the section men were making 8
renairs on the line in various places, the
whistle was sounded pretty often. The
old couple were fully alive to every 'toot,
and each time the old man would STICK nla
head out Of tie window.
ssDoes it mean anything, Ssanlnel: ann = ask ask,
cd the wife every time his head came back,
but he could give her no satisfactory ex-
plantations. 4 traveller behind them flnat-
~ warned the old man that he ;esfunnlIle
a risk by sticking his head out, but at the
yery next toot he was 1t it again. ht
wore a plug hat which looked fully twenty
wears old. and its loss would be nothing
great. Preparations were quietly 2 naadt az
behind him, and everything was all read. read
when next the whistle sounded
Il wonder what's on the track low W (,
oueried the. wife, as she moved around ,l'a NJ
easily. ~.
Il dunno,.' he replied; g believe Ve'v ':
run over as many as 4 dozen plef since w
left Toledo d
ssDo look out and see what il means,
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
killing Snakes for "a H.aviza 6.

--..=
There resides at. efiis E,aee . ee''pl '.,a ~
hunter, trapper ana s,l'Ae-'"nis1' ~ 1 .,s
name OF }ohns ee8eer IS ii'' -As ''as'h AAso'
has a family OF eEllofel1. oa'l" .'.'e..sl .'t:.a
ter months Seer earns u ii.lll - At,'llt.s 80
birds and trapping foAes' pe.ais a'''' o...li
animals 1ofq "filcti5 isl7 .1slot,
summers are al'e'le III ..z''e.''' ."'..s
snakes, when are 'erSl'es'1'sl quo ,.lo'.,s
Basket Y eeseFz KNOWS WHEY
erai ratties'lake .aes''7' s''',l.
visits them Win .s NUN. :,
though he were gong ~ ! VIZ Wv.
eAl'et11tle''' " is''s $ wy -
conp''ea ' nun = '"e us.' 80 -, 5an., -.
4 fattlesiiaAe lt'is' NNA'tG'', - - p
tlce, iits tltSi "'i oN''' SNs'
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08

-E=s
nut yellf lli4 head. lt1a f:tse tt'Ni,Fd 3fe
en- ngI1,a, and 4 slaart r;il1 with Z fal1e ifon
tho next wlntlotr knocked Ms hat off,; ;1nd
sent it flying into . aWai,aR lIe pulled
back with suct, i t1lsla thai lle almost went
over his wife INFO the isle,
Land i stars. isl' e!fsi il naeis1 any
tI,ingf', ahe cried, as she graaped him.
/ II should think it did.' be yelled. : II
meant I was il burned old fool, and had got
to go bareheade.l all the rest Of the sum
mer!''
The hartl-hearted conductor refused 70
stop the train and recover the hat, ana ;st
the end of d hot discussion the bareheadea
victim brought his fist down with shiYer
ing force and exclaimed ,
ssWaal, now, want you 70 understands
that if there is any law in this iana' TINS
,ere railroad has to move it3 tence-corllefs
hack. 'sposen' them rails had given me :;
wine on hejaw?" =.=z.==..
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
IN
TRIALS sSE' a 'H'Hg 4 WI NJ:
.a,I,e erect OF Dr. Tanner" Expert"
~ @sg@s8 s4 sNcBRfs aEa ##s

.sI,e erect OF DR.. Tanner'" Expert"
@s@a@ s4 sncHfs @a s#ss
yi9aiprtctl}y yheanpearcd at tile back door
IL was on Eugcnia Street, st. Louis
mournfully told his pitiful tale, and with
n deeD-clrawn sigh seated himself at the
kitchen table to attack Il breakfast set be-
fore hinlby the sympathetic cook. Silent
". but t1exterously, he slowed away the
cold ham. and fried potatoes, While his
entertainer regarded him with wonder
inc cou,pasion. and kept nm eye upon the
spoons.
Ten minutes devoted he strictly TO busi-
ness. and then. US he poured ol'tshfs fourth
y;,;> of coffee. under the influence o1 the
GENIAL Java thesecunerated tramp seemed
disposed to be sociable, and in reply TO an
intimation that he was evidently no dlscl-
nle of Dr. Tanner, broke into yoinhle
speech.
mo. marn, 4 he raid; II take no stock
II tint old dmaniac. DIR. Tanner has done
incalculable injury to the cause Of humaill.
~. and moor fellows likegme find IT nigh
~ hard scratching to.make q living sliaet
he has undertook to prove that people eal
live oh air and water"
How is that 2" asked the cook, as sne
cleared away the table.
-aVcll, llarrn,' said the tramp, ssavltls
lis chair a hitch back and stretching hi
a4 y ID 58SS# #ks.- HI 5.F
legs otlt comfortably, "1'll tell you 1es
NOW ii Il. Before this fasting experimen
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
!. ,.4.1 .,,;,,tza7 little fellow visiting O

! literal-rninded little fellow visiting on y.
Cape Cod. who found the Inscription 2
the village graveyard, Not aeaa, pa.
sleepeth. ! ran IN alarm to his mother, a1la
aid. Eve must go home right OF.
Won't stay here all night, anyhow Iney
bury r,eople here when they SO e sleep. !
aaw one Of them OUT in the graveyard anu ~ J
do you suppose I'll sleep acre to-1ils11 = ~
have them bury me
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08

a +
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
A gsoy Carried gjsaeRrr the Streets

Just after the heavy rain had ceased
falling on Thursday, and the cutters along
t1,c streets were overf1owing, a boy by the
name Of William Huff, about twelve years
of age. was wading in the water Oh west
Chestnut Street. Walking down the gut
fer. the current became 50 swift that ne
was carried down the stream, through the
catch-basin at the corner OF Second ana
Chestnut Streets. and into the sewer be-
meath, Two or three persons saw MN go
down. and no ono expected that TIC would
ever be seen alive again. Hardin HUN.
the father of The boy, hearing OF the acct
dent. took Il bce-linc for the river, quar-
fer of a milo distant. Although he made
rapid time, upon arriving there he found
his boy walking up the bank. The youth
savs that when he fell into the sewer he
tried 70 stand still until help could arrive,
hnt fhe current was too powerful, and he
was swept swiftly down the long, narrow
and dark cavern, sometimes with his heao
| above and sometimes beneati the water
The inky darkness. was now and then re-
iieved by sudden ray OF light coming
down through the catch-basins, but ne
shot past them like the winds into utter
darkness, amid the incessant roar OF the
constantly-increasing volume Of water
He saws that he was positive that If hf
could keep his head above the water Ions
enough he would finally strike the Wa
bash, and could run his chances of gettlnE
Ito shore. In all of these supposiiions h
was correct.-Tcrre Hante Express.
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08

yo. er,r.nc,.eg:} i:sEl:s acre i'ttiiilc9 ~
take litr on - feler When ~ Fail u. S'5s
hungry. and mighty few would turn b''h
away without rIvin' him something. HoW
il If now, marr1s Why. you gets the door
slammed IN your face at most places, a1''
even tI1ost, who arc "ii:sritai'sy f:iol'osSd
have become perverted.
ssPcrvcrtcd? HoW?''
.sFor instance. iIlarm, there is enc here
toforc susceptible young lady Nho an
swers nv plaintive appeals hy drawing
inyidjus comparisons she tells me to look at
that poor Dr.. Tanner, and advises me to
live on my fat . while for the benefit OF
| science.
swell, teciare.." remarked "ooh'
eyes. marin. Another lady, when
inform her in my feeblcst tones that
hain,t eaten q lnorscl for two days and
half, encourages me to 'preseFere Ill t'lt
GOOD cause and to call round when
! have completed the other thirty-seven ah'
n half 1ays-tfaen she proposes pfese'''l'ls
me with watermelon :
Land sakes :"
ayes, marin. One Old man, to whom
) presented myself i'll the character OF
nlaved-out schoolteacher from the couh
try, and asked his advice and ald II pro
I cnring employment suited tony abilities
I told me to hire hall and 90 into IN
starvation business.
"Gracio,1s goodness!'' uttered the COOS
getting Il broom to sweep out the Nlfchei
; ssyes. marm.'' said the abused traml
as he rose hastily, glancing at the broom
''for every body ain't as soft as Ho''-'
soft-hcarted az you are, inarn.
And lie vanished.
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08

Though Shaking Like am Aspen Leaf
With the chills and fever the victim Of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated speeiae
which not only breaks up the most aggravated at
taels, but prevents their recurrence. Its in
lnitely preferable to qninina not only because II
does the business far more thoroughly, but also
ON account Of its perfect Wholesomeness aud in-
MIGRATING action upon the entlre syssem %
Fer sale by all druggists and dealers generals.
The Benton weekly record., 1880-10-08
we ,rranssact General. kssa1aAins
Egasi9esss --E=zzg,.tE#= = -

4yill=issue Exchange or Telegraphic Transfers,
available in all parts Of the United States, eanas
and Europe W. - tz-s <,-...,.z,7
Buy at the highest rates, Gold Dust, eo1a' saoAe
and Silver Bullion and Local secufitlsas u a =
80 .,nnt .,cco,tnts with merchants, soek-
men. freightels and Others subject TO signs
win nav special attention to collections ana al
other business entrusted to cur care
VIII nav interest on time. deposits, and disco1hs
notes or banllable paper .s s4,s4FIzr ,3I, -,
viii make advances to mercnants saoeh
and others. "a are suited to otheirIeq0igeEnents.
win Give freight rates on wool to all Eastern err.
CITIES. and IN axe liberal advances enssame at1 IGN
rate Of interest,". g44sst .zEQ@ saE ss$5f&
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
ROUTE.

The procession will form In line at the posi-
ton indicated at $50 O'Clock .. IN. The head OF
.he 20 rs 90 o
down Magazine to Julia, down Julia 70 ST.
Charles. down st. Charles to Canal. down Canal
south side to Rampant. down Rampant to north
down Royal to Vaudeville. up Vaudeville to
Levee, up Levee to south side Of Esplanade
Esplanade to Royal. up Royal to Canal street.
ohs w ana will
stationed at the fountain. corner Camp and
Oanal streets. As the companies arrive upon
the ground they will promptly report through
their Marahals 70 the Assistant Ensineers. who
will indicate their position. AS coon rs the As
sistant Engineers have formed their respective
divisions they will report to the Chief Engineer,
which being done the Gnief and ASSISTANTS Will
The formation being complete, the Chief En-
9ineer will direct twelve taps to be struck upon
all the bells connected with the fire alarm tele-
graph; as signal that the procession has
The Marshals and Foremen OF the various
companies are notified to be punctuallv on the
ground, % the procession will positively move
ut 10 O'Clock.
Whenever q break occurs In the proc sssion
the marshal OF the company at the point where
tie break has taken place will at once commu-
ncate the fact TO the marshal .,s preceding hin. bin
gence to the Grand Marshal. As soon as the
line ID again closed the fact will be at once dis
patched In the same manner to the head OF the
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will report to
him at o'clock a. NJ. at the corner OF Canal
and Dryades streets. In the event that the
n' nace viii b. Indicated By teen taps on the
Gre alarul bells. repeated three times. The pro.
cesston will then stand postponed.
:. Whenever the procession ls hated along the
line OF march. the companies are requested to
avoid the railroad as much as possible. 80 as
not to interrupt the running OF the cars.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
FOR RENT.

E,oR RENT-TWO HOUSES ON THE COR
80 ner Of Race and Chippewa streets. opposite
Annunciation Square. Have just been put In
perfect order, with newly paved yards, new cis-
tern, new fences, new wood and wash houses,
newly calsomin6d, walls. with gloss painted
parlors. and everything 10 the most comDlete
good tanaut. Cars paaa house every five min
ute.. Apply at WASHBURN'S ART GALLERY.
100 Canal street. fe29 tt
rTNO PENTHOUSE NO. l4z PRYTANIA
i street Apply to MRS. RICE. 3es Bar onne
street. or J. T. WALLACE t51 Camp street.
fe2s 1wA
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
X fe2o
NOTICE.
To Persons Having Ballast, Sand, Etc.,
on the Levee In COntrayentiOn Of Ordi-
nance No. 4166, A. =.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE., CRY HALL.
New Orleans, February 10. 1880.
&1HE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HERE
z Rad sonHs ha oes 10 % 9s wh
SIC. .. Be L further ordained etc.. That It shall
or any other vsesel. Or the owner. captain. mate
or person In command thereof. or any person
Or persons whomsoever. TO place or ppt. or 70
be caused to be placed or put any stone. ballast
shell. river sand or other Obstructions on the
wharf. levee landing or other public place IN
ity and with the consent of the Adminiatrator Of
Commerce OF said city. ana under such reRula-
tons. and upon such terms and conditions as
the said Administrator may order and direct IN
Any material Of the above description not re-
ey i6s' New @ S SS
Association. At the risk and expense OF the
oyster shells and sand. Ellermann. Calliope
Two water tanks. steamship Chase. Calliope
Oyster shells. Condor, Caliope street.
Oyster shells, Leary. C.to street:
Oyster Shells Louisiana Ice Company. Clio
Sand, william Henry. Post IS. First District.
Coal. D. Mcneil. Post is Fret District.
One boat. Pest Is First District.
Oyster shells and eravel. Eliermann' Eeato
Hoop poles. Erato street.
sand. Jackson Railroad. Thalia street.
Sand Dohersy, ThaliR street.
sand. b. McCue Post 20. ma.=.M.
Granite, D. Mcneil Post 20.
Rock lime and stone. ship Ida Lily. Post Il.
sand Doherty. Post ~.
Sand. Belt kailread, Race street.
sand and rock 9, Doherty, Post 26.
Rock. catalina, Post %.
0pars, Terry. Richard street.
Slaves. Robert 4 HA, dy, Posts 81 and "a.
Sand. rock and gravel. Dohery. Posts 81 and
Rock ship T. Lord. Post 81.
Rock ballast. MARITIME Nun street.
Sand, q. Donnell. Josephine street.
Rock, w. Henry, soraLuru street.
Rock, 4. Casey. Sorapnrn street.
Sand, c. DoDneily. Third street.
Gravel T. Casey. Fourth street.
Granite. j. Clague. Sixth street.
Iron ore, j. Clague. Seventh street.
Sand. HprAnp ler, Ninth street.
Rock, VIM. Henry. Eighth street.
]. HENRY BEHAN,
faqe 1t Administrator AZ Commerce..
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
X. or +.

Crescent Encampment No. !. Knights OF
Felaws Hall. Camp No.
j, THURSDAY EVENING. at ~ D clock
PlcdgeSo long remain connected with the order VIII
malt liquors cider,
Intoxicating m'Ntnfcs p any form Whatsoever
Prohibiting only the beverage, OF all Intoxicating
Of the right
% the religious and political npinons q
with their their and their 6ed
Persons desrous Of joining DO 50 Oh regular meetis
sights, or By applying to
John r. Todd. ". c. X. ]. seieshnaydre. Y. G.
Thos Higgins, r. Thos. Mathe, q.
Jos. L. Demetitt, A. H. j. J. Cunigan, r. r
j. II. Dunlap, T. II. I. Thlborger, &
Geo Miiler NJ. John Harnett, u.
Warren N. Orr, 4. NJ r. W.
r. &. Lock- Box ja31ly
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
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LOST.

r OST-ON SATURDAY BETWEEN AND q
80 D. NJ. either 10 q Magazine street car Or
going across Julia street, after leaving the car,
GOLD LOCKET. oval In shape. with q raised
star ornamanted with diamond: above the
star half circle Of pearls the locket is st; II;
be suitably rewarded bv leaving 1t with E. A.
BRANDAO. Democrat office. fe29
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
PROGRAMME.
FIRST DIVISION.
IN. MARKS. Grand Marshal.

/. N. MAKkS, dEanQ MARSHAL.
AIDS.
Geo. II. BrauRhn, Vice President
Leon Bertoli. Seer etary.
@. G. Flanagan, Treasurer.
W. FL Manning. ex Vice President.
Jos. P. Hornnr. ex-Vice President.
Fred. Oamerden. ex Vice President.
John McO4 frey. ex Vice President.
Phil. McCabe ex. Chief Engineer.
Phil. Myers. Volunteer No. L..
P. g. Daroaptel. st. Bernard Mol.
-, Milnaburg No /.
A. II. Leonard. Mississippi No. 2.
r. Gross, Vigilant No. 8.
r j, BulRer. Columbia No. g..
Huah McOloskey. Mechanics No. g..
Cnas. Gehlback. kaRle No. z.
jacob Hoth Phoenix Nos.
J. Fl. Oosgrove. Creole Nos. r.m..." ..=
Louisiana No. 10.
James FurlOng Trad Ferry No. II.
John Hans. Philadelphia No. ID.
James HaRan. jackson No. 49,. ..-
Dr.. Y. Dreyfus. Washtngton No. 90.
Victor Mauberret. Orleans No. 2l.
Jacob Alexander, Exempt Society Jefferson
No. a.
Frank Gerstner. Ohalmette No. %.
M. Huber. Crescent No d.
O. M. Redon. Lafayette Hook and Ladder
Chas Letellier. Jr.. American Hook and Lad
Andy Lynch. HOPE Hook and Ladder No. 8.
John Oonnoly. Pelican Hook and Ladder No.4,
CARRIAGES CONTAINING:
His Excellency Gov. L, A. Witt.
His Excellency Lieut.. Gov. 8. D. McEnery.
Mayor Of the City OF New Orleans. Hon. I. w.
State Auditor Hon. Allen Jumel.
State Treasurer Hon. f. A. Burke.
Attorney General Hon. j. @. ERan.
Superintendent OF Public Education Hon. 4.
q. Fay.
Administrator Of Finance Hon. A. 81. Isaac
son.
Administrator Of Accounts Hon. John Glynn,
Administrator of improvements Hon. Joseph
Collins.
Buildings Hon. e. Il. Chevalley.
Volunteer Steam Engine Company No. l. o1
New Orleans
st. Bernard Steam Engine Company No. oi
st. Bernard.
Milneburg Fire Company No. 1. Of Milne
burg.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. /
Of New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
FOURTH DIVISION.

Jackson Seam Engine Company No. 1s.
Washington Steam Engine Com Dany No. 20.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No.4
Orleans Steam Engine Company No. Il.
Exempt Society Of Jefferson No. a..
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No. %.
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No. 23.
Crescent Seam Engine Company No. q.
1e2o mhs4 !. n. MARKS, Grand Marshal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
PERSONAL.

AUTION-HEREWITH CAUTION THE
~ public not to entrust any moneys or valu-
ables into the hands Of GEORGE DE LANZAC.
Further Information concerning the named in
signed. H. Won WETHERN.
fr29 Su St. NO so vt. James street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

The Glad0ey NtiDl-F0r dlstllllnE III
kinds Of ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS. DRUGGISTS
EXTRACTS. PERFUMES. etc. ANAL. simple.
cheap. Can be used anywhere, by any one. at
q triftDg expense. Dislillers. druggists and
pharmaceutiets can see the apparatus and OBJ
tain full particulars by calling on the in ventor
at bis room. - OAMF STREET. third floor.
f.OA
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
SECOND DIVISION.
CHIEF ENGINEER AND ASSISTANTS

Thomas O'Connor chief engineer.
M. Ray. assistant engineer.
A. Mueller. assistant engineer.
James Boyce. assistant engineer.
F. o. Carroll assistant engineer.
Mississippi Steam Engine Company No. 2.
Vlgilant Steam Engine Com pany No. 8.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Columbia steam Engtue Company No. s.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine Company
Mechanics Steam Engine Oompany No. g. .
EaRIa Steam Engine Company No, u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
BOARDING.

DOARDlNG-9 NORTH RAMPART.. NEAR
D Canal street, desirable front and other
rooms, with or without board. Also a hand
somely furnished parlor bedroom. ja30 I'm