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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
A nIGHWAYMAN CAUGHT.

Walter Durham. of No. % Hester-st. was
walking along Grand-st the Bowery FrGay night
when a Young man tore his gold watch and chain from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
ALL. AROUT A DEAL.

Patrick Leonard and John Reilly are fellow
bosrders at No 100 ClintOn-plsce and both are dry
goods clerks. After their days labor on Friday at
measuring tape and other goods they sat down on
their return home to rest and While away an hour
duced but in the first deal there was deal Of NOISY
talk about who should have the last card Then the
nolicsmsn was called, who arrested Reilly, and
Leonard crept of to bed nursing a damaged eye.
Justice Kbreth yesterday morning at the Jefferson
Market Police Court held Reilly for trial In Sooo
bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
AnOuncements.l


Infants and children during the heated spen
RIM dawn become fu seepess tue bowels become rtes
ua ami teething under thee circumstances Decome I'M
nd OF danger - OOVldte tnes9
ronbcs pIYe hem IIEBlG CO.'S coca BEEP TOXIC IL &eeps
tnem toned up co eFacs the effects OF the heat am r.
lieve, The tende cholera nfanum AID ndrasns anu
lie Us the teeth through
WINCuEsTER's IIYPOPHOsPHITES
WIN care Consumution Coughs Bronchitis D'pltY x"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SINIATU RE ALMANAC.
43b sun SETS ~ .,pcsiss ON O2s.
~ HidH WATER TO-DAY - H.
Sandy Uook 348 GOV Isaud.. 42s Hen Gats .... 6la
III IN WATER TO.DAf-r "
sandy HOOK. AIS Gov. Island 40 hel 'stS 642
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
CHARGES AGAINST CEMETERY TRUSTEES.

The special committee of the Assembly appointed
10 investigate charges preferred against the mana
gers of the Cypress Hill Cemetery met IN Brooklyn
Friday afternoon, Assemblymen Russell and LIND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01

The Chief of Police Of POushkeepsie yesterdaN
,'nar-"ld oirl named Minnie Cornell had been kid
Mapped from that city 10y short, stout woman, wh'
was believed to live in this city. at SiXty-seyenth
ST. ard Second-ave. detective was sent 10 IN,
pIocr Indicated. but he could not lind any trace OF
he missing CHI I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
me RAZOR ~ A WEAPON.

4 quarrel occurred yesterday afternoon Oh ooai
the shin w. s. Wallet lying in the bay. between IN
second mate. Charles Johnson. and Edward Graham
p sailor The mate cut the sailor on the leg twiI
with n razor, luhcting serious wounds. IL
wounded man was conveyed ashore ana sent 10 d
Chambers Street Hospital. johnson was locked Il
IN the New Street POhce Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01

FLUsHIXG-Tho Flushing Board of Town Asses
sors nave placed all telegraph lines In the town on
the Gax rolls az $3.50 per mile.
MATuTCCK Mrs. :. ID. Aldrch, of New-York has
furnished the funds for the completion If the Fps
copal Church ut Matltuck aud given tiue bell
GREENPuRr-Ihe st. Peters German Evangelical
Lutheran Church at Greenport will be dedicated on
sunday the 18th of August, The Rev. j. j. Heirch-
man, OF Brooklyn, will preach the sermon.
JAM,IcA.-Justice Belts, of JAMAICA issued war
rant Yesterday for the arrest of James Scully who
10 charged with stealing 800 from the residence OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
MelikOM m \ RefOrmacr.
New York Tribune.l

Melikoff owes hts present position as
military dictator OF Russia to his success In
dealing with the Nihilists III Charkoff When
he arrived at the railway station the whole
body Of the imperial and municipal authort-
ties greeted him with the most obsequious
and almost terrified awe. The con or the Ar
mentan tradesman said: "You look as II
had come to brighten everybody; I have
come for the very reverse" Early on the
with him, and told him. with bated breath
and mysterious confidence. that the yknew Of
no fewer than 1000 persons who had entered
Charkof without passports, and were now
residing In different parts Of the city: but
they had been SO watchful that they could
put their hands In moment on
every one Of them. Melikoff ordered
the police to write out passports for
each OF these suspected persons and
leave them at their dwelling places, without
demanding the customary legal fee. The po-
lice were shocked by go wild a command. as
they thought 1t. Melikoff. seeing their aston
tshment, observed: II have no fear OF the
poor people who come here without papers;
the only dangerous persons are those who
have taken good care to come with several
tain them" Hegave almost as much scandal
by saying that there was something In Char
koff almoet as bad as Nihilism, and that was
the want OF water. He called the municipal
fathers together and told them that II they
did not agree to supply the whole city with
sufficient water service within certain term
OF years, he should order the Imperial engt-
neers to begin the work and lay the whole
charge upon the city purse. He gave them q
week for consideration, and they consented to
begin the much-needed work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. III. N. Jenkins solicitor OF patents. No. AZ
Commercial place. officially reports to the DEM
ocRAr the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week end
Ing March 10. 1880:
Louisiana-.John Grant New Orleans. port
or: O. A. Snyder. New Orleans rolling and
covering tobacco. Applications allowed-B. J.
New Orleans, tool handles: ]. A. Rniley, New
Orleans, ditching- machine; W. s. e. heveY. New
Orleans. bale tie; Joseph MenRe. st. Michel.
leans, ballot-box; r. l. Back haus. odorless e.
oavating apparatus Julien SaRet. New Orleans.
cartridge: Geo. II. Stein. New Orleans. rice
cleaners
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
Superior Criminal Court.
MrsrprAr.

In the case OF the State VI. Th0As Wel1sl
charged with robbery. while In The employ cfI
the Southern Express COmpany, the jury nANss
Ing failed to agree after having been locked. upS
for three days, judges Whitaker yesterday d.
charged them from further consideration Of TO-
case. The jury At ths time Of their diso1Atlej
stood eight for oony'e Ion and four TOT .cauitssl
further proceedings. s@sj
ARRA1aNED AND PLEADED NOT oU1I1ls
p. Johnson. false Imprisonment. ssgfys.s
eOlomon Carter. endorsement. ,ss Stsss
. II. Santa Rosas. assault and battery on q p0s]
lice officer. MI
ARRATGNED AND PLEADED oU1Iry.
Emile Souer. Henry Parker and Henry
Williams, carrying concealed weapons.
sENTENCED. Va
Emile Houer and Henry Parker. carryip95
goneealnd weapons; one month each IN the
Pa fsh Prison. KS n
Henry Williams. carrying concealed.
weapon. There being extenuating circums|
stances N his .case. be was sentenced 70 only
ton days In the Parish Prison. 81
Emma Smith. iniiietipg wound Les than
mayhem; one year ut hard labor Ia the STATE
PeLitentiary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
Fifth District Court.

New Orleans Sugar Shed Company W. AlleGl
Jumel, Auditor. and r. l. Bouny. tax g0llgosotG
Petitioners alle9e that the State Board Of -
sessors appraised their property for ISIS 1eI
et20 0O0 repr. senttng sA75 90 in taxes coll9gtis
BILE In 1879 that the same cannot be collie for
the following reasons. to wit:
/ That they have DO capital except that repre-
O. That the tax is unequal and not uniform
.. That tho sugar Shed Company cRno into
existence under ordinances 1b7s and A492t a01pt4
cd respectively In 1859 and 1878. and by pfdfs
nance 1928 the rights and privileges Uf th91
company lapse after a number Of years, and ~
the payment bv the city OF one. half the VAluoH
from one-half the sheds the company dsfive4S
no revenue, ~ that belongs to the city. eubjBeel
to the condition Of maintsining the Conpeuys
and privileges. ssJ
Hence they pray for an Injunction preventin9
the cOllec ion Of such taxes, Hs also 4 similet1
one for the taxes OF 1879. oolectibla In 1850.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
United States Circuit Oourt

Mr., A. II. May, appointed on last Tuesday t0a
take charge of the assets OF the American NE
supply Company. having signihed bis liability
yesterday appointed to the place. and the bond
reduced to $1,000.
The account OF United States District Att0rs
nay Leonard for February amounting 10 eleeeX
was yest.Td day approved b. Judge BlIlfnas.
Myra q, Gaines W. City Of New Orleans. The
demurrer. overruled.. With costs. and the d.
ali OF complalnants BILL except that portion
respecting rents and profits. Further ordered
for rents and profits realized by actual o0cu1l
pants. y5sss H
Joseph Casper ct al. vs ship .Connsmsra.
cargo, etc-An appeal allowed claimants bya
Justice bradley from all parts Of the decree
formerly rendered.
Yesterday Judge Shaw presented TO the bef3
Of the court the following graduates OF btrAi&ht3
University Horace vallas Charles Hugh Bre01]
and Lawrence ODonnel whose names were
inscribed on the roll OF attorneys. IS 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
sellins Ms wife.

John M. Hamilton owned promising mine
at Leadville, and ]. D. Patton had hand
some wife. They lived In the came boarding.
house. Patton wanted Hamilton's mine, but
could not pay the price demanded. At length
Hamilton said, "I'n give the mine for your
wife" The offer was discussed Ia fun at first,
and then seriously. Patton talked the matt sr
over with his wife. They had been married
several years and had lived peacefully to-
gether, but were not especially congenlal
Mrs. Patton confessed, too, that she had a
high regard for Hamilton. and would not OBJ
ject to the trade, which was thereupon per-
fected. The ownership OF the mine was
formally transferred to Patton, and the wo-
man was delivered to Hamilton, who, as soon
as divorce can be procured, Is to marry her.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
CITY ECHOES.

Elizabeth McNIullen. aged 10l years, died Cd
the Commercial on Friday evening.
John Muller was thrown from hts buggy and
slightly irlured Friday evening at the corner OK
Poydras and Bertrand streets.
Brown Of the larceny OF $50 Ia gold and re-
yolver: Gunnell enjoys the Inequalities OF a.
Second Precinct blue coats.
Mrs McOloskey. residing on Fourth. between
St. David and Liberty streets. was on tho night
OF the twenty-sixth Of March robbed Of ~. an
opera glass and q silver spoon.
Peter Benderick. a carpenter. frightened hlsa
vile 6y precoctou, exhibition OF 3 loaded pisSsS
toll Peter was for this unceremOniouslyj 0Eko0s
into the Fourth Precinct station.
4 skin. the property Of Thomas Roach -
siding on Rousseau street. near Jackson. ~
recovered by the police and returned TO ~
owner. -. .ssi5sS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

WHERE TO Buy GRocER1Es.-Mr. ]. g. Hun
saker has established on the corner OF Ram
part and Lafayette streets family grocery.
where the very best article can be procured.
and at rates which are astonishingly low. The
secret. however. lies first. In his purchasing
for cash. aud secondly, In the pa ticular facli.
ties he enjoys In getting first class articles at
bed rock prices. His motto Is small prof and
quick returns. and he cannot but succeed Ia
drawing an Immense custom. The proof OF the
pudding is In the eating. and 1t you will give
NJ. Hunsaker call. he no doubt can satisfy
70. that he means business. ALI he desires 1s
an opportunity to convince you.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.


This evening the benefit OF Fred Mauberret
granme. and ut the same time the Colville
troupe will complete their season.
Monday evening the minstrel company with
the long name BARLOW. Wilson. Primrose and
West'e) will takethe boards. and there Is little
doubt TINT merry entertainment will be fur
ntshed.
sT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Many attended the reception given yesterday
we'll received by the wonderful little fellows.
who never relax In poltteneRs and Rmiability.
They haze dgsasd upon u
further visits. and. furthermore. show their
points and courtesy.
PROV. READR
good audience attended the humorous
evening. for ths benefit 81 tbe newsboys' branch
Of the Young Msn's Christian ASSOCIATION; The
Lever. Bunaay, Mark Twain and Ire immortal
Dickens In the , eoqwrtshi,p scene between Mr..
a. ss e
Of Dickens that every one laughed himself into
tears.
uLuB pRAMATrouE LouIsrANA1s.
On Saturday, the third Of April proxtmo, the
Club DramatlQpe Louisiannls. 80 we'll known
among our. Creole people, will aiye an extraor-
binary performance for the benefit OF deserv-
III 4
Theatre d'Orleans. On this OCCASION very
touching drama-Ies Crochets dn Pere Martin
will be- played. In order to present laugha-
bio picture after D aombre representation. two
comfcal pieces will be enacted.
LITERARY TREAT IN STORE.
II will be matter OF qualification with many
that in little. while the famous Mrs. Scott Sid
tertalnments. The date OF the first is flxed for
the eighteenth OF April, and on tho nineteenth
and twentieth she will also give readings.
THE SONS OF LOUISIANA.
To-day the fourth annual festival OF the
Benevolent Association Of the Sons OF LOUISE
ana comes OIL at the Fair Grounds. This ASSOC
eiRion has always been noted for the mex
haustible fund Of anu ement It procures to its
patrons during the day. and also for the mag
nilcent display q fireworks, that delights the
conclusion that the ball given yearly BY the
Sons ~ Louisiana has never been mhrred by
any disaRreeHhle occurrence. on account OF the
discrimination exercised by the committee on
Invitations In their choice Of attending persons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
buildings bounded By Wv, Washington |. g hours

buildings, bounded by Washington, rons,A
MaeI Ola and locust streets. scxi2o, ss7o, 49,
Henry L. btesif to Jas. ]. Aubartin. 1T w
g,iet and Derbigny streets. 9Dxios. s7oo.
Succession Of N. y. DeGruy. 70 Miehe Nh.
le1ir, 4 lot and buildings. bounded by Ddme3
1T, Ann MHraie and Treme streets, s9xtO6 SfsSSa
Jo6n Peppard to Adam Scheuer, s. I'LL ~
buildings. bounded by Custemhause. Bieny1fxz
Tontl and Rnchehlave streets. 24xt4s, 600. i
Henry Bittern.. lot. ete., bounded NJ IN
phine Burgundy. Port and Ut. Fefdinand
streets. 9pxluO sl7O0. /
Alphonae Oa,nus to Mrs. Louisa Williams s.
lofa and improvements In the Fifth tialrInt
near the Public Road 4Bxt07. t275
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Antoine Lanata to James Flotte, a piece OF
ground. bounded By Charities. Ursulines. Royal
and Hospital streets. 73x160. and IA shares Of
Citizens Bank stock. s4G0u. -
Charles Raymond to Joseph Jacob. two lots
ana improvements. bounded by Jersey, Laurel,
Cadfz and Jena streets. 3Ox10O $500.
L; T. J. Moreau TO Theodore Levsau, lot
and 8 buildings pull aDg bounded by Royal. Toulouse.
portion OF ground with buildings, in the same
square. 16xs6. and the fixtures OF same, s995O
9. Popu.us to Mrs. VIM. B aptiste, q 10 and
Ruman and Derbigny streets 22xlO0. $40
n. + Doumenges to Mrs. n, Motion, lot and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
First Recorders Court.

SENTENCED.
Drunk. etc.-Denpis Kurby % SO or Ave dayvs
COMMITTED.
Petty larceny-Ben Jones; sent before the
First District Court.
DISCHARGED. ,8.t sSS "
Assault and batterv-John Olsen, r. Wander.
grin. M 60. Mitchell. Mrs. and Mr.. Knock.
Williams. ss TIz7.5s
Threats-J. T. Poole.
CONTINUED.
TO, April g. Petty larceny, Archie Smith
breaking and entering In the daytime ~
grand larceny, Hy, Barnes.
To April Insult and abuse. Marie Hudl1u2
To April Assault and battery. MtcnAel
Lynch. Rd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

regarding John Harvard, the founder OF Rar-
ward College. He was an Englishman, came
to this country. and died In Charl.stown,
Mass, Sept "a, 1858. He left s7O0 to found a
college. A monument to his memory was
erected In the burial ground at Charlestown
by the alumni OF the college, and inaugu-
rated SEPTEMBER %, 1928, with an address by
Edward Everett. At the suggestion OF the
Rev. DR.. George e. Ellis, the late Hon. JAS.
Savage once offered 500 line for five lines
about John Harvard and got no information.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
THn NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY MARCH %, 1880

"communists" or strikers. . and only wish TO be
paid fair prices for our work. Part OF the time.
a. fact which our employers appreciate.
SINCE they 90 readily and willingly complied
with our request Now, Mr.. Editor, we close
and hope you will give ,ls the Justice md fair
play to which all men are entitled. Further
more. We would say that for four years during
and that again gu the fourteenth OF September
and ninth Of January we we're found II the
ranks mpholding our eonstitutional govern
like men who seek to array labor against eapi-
thl Or who iendeavor to overthrow the pence of
the State. COTTON RDT.l.ERH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

our AT THE FoRT.-Our genial friend. Eug
Krost will be we'll fortified with wines. liquors.
soda water. cakes. Ice cream and biscuits at the
you know. has leased the grounds. and they
could have fallen In no better hands than his.
He Is celebrated for his fine bar. and he has
and enjoyment of his guests that 1t is q real
treat to visit the Fort and psrtake OF his hospi-
falitv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

A SAFE REpos1ToRY.-Two Of our enterpfising
young men have established. on the corner Of
Royal and Cont. the Peoples Loan Office. and
are thoroughly prepared to advance money on
articles Of every description at the very lowest
an extra fine stock Of forfeited pledges which
are offered for sale at very low prices. Call In,
Don't forget Peoples Loan Once. corner Royal
and Contt streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
New ORLEANS. March n. lse
Maximum tenn perature II. minimum 81.
BEFORE THE SHRINE.

built shrine. and set my Idol there.
And morn and noon and night my knees
bent.
And cried aloud until my strength Was spent.
Descending his cold pity with my prayer.
Sometimes ut dawnlng when the day was fair.
A ray OF light to his etern visAge sent
The eemblance OF smile. Does he relent."
I cried. this strong god. Love. whose high
priest is Despair"
But noon came on. and In Ito full clear light
saw his lbs. ~ ruthless as Of old:
And his eyes Knocked me like relentless
fate,
Till was fain 10 hide me from bis sight;
But one swept of from him his mantie's fold.
Aud 10. my idol was not Love. but Hate.
Ill. q. Moulton In Harper's Magazine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

NEW MusIc-We are indebted to Mr.. Louis
GIunewald. Of Grunewald Hall. Baronne
street. through the accomplished musician.
Mr.. Eckert. who has charge Of the sheet music
department. for the following. pieces OF new
Harrigan and set to music By Dave Braham.
'Illusioni." grand waltz snd danced every
tiful waltz by E. Dejan. entitled La Parseuse"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
Out Of Danger.

+. j. Newhouse, who was cut few ni4h11s
ago. as II is alleged. by Acting Corporal James
EarIel. has been declared out OF danger ~
DE-. VIM; y. S.huppert who has given cert11-3
cate to that effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
Cut Without Cause.

Mary Francis spends to-day In the Pa1f
Prison on the charge OF having. on the TWENTY
sixth instant. attem, ted 70 hold post morte4S
examination on one Hannah Glover. HANNAH
upon her was willful and without cause Of pro-
vocation. r. u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

wa exhausted. anncuncsm ents were made that
che Oommlttee on Banks and Banking would
meet 1t I'll. II r0un1s Tomorrow. mqrntng NJ IL
o'eock. and the gommittee On AEr!cuitnre anu
On motion Of Senator. Ausustin the Senate
adjourned until II n. m. Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
POMPANO! POMPANO /!
SPANISH MACKEREl! u

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. AND ALI
= kinds OF other fish. We respectfully u
h Iorm Il ne pubic that We have c2nstaSsayy Z
full supply Of the above fsh at modsEate
nina IN BARTHOLOMEW TALON 4 coI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

New Goops.-As all the ladies are expected to
be out In force this week shopping. 1t is Just as
we'll to let them know where to find some Of the
most exquisite goods that have ever, been re:
dry GOODS house % Of
Heirs 1873 Canal street. By every steamer they
are receiving fresh additions to their already
superb stock. and no doubt their spacious store
will be thronged this entire week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
A New variety In thc wine and Liquor
Business.


We are glad to notice that our enterprising
friend. Mr.. b. Tremoulet has started new va
riety In the wine and liquor business. which
will. no doubt. take very we'll from It's novelty
and convenience.
Mr.. Tremoulet has taken the four STORY build
Ing, No. Decatur street. opposite the Postoiflce.
On the ground floor is the office. the sample
room artificial cellar for wines In cnsks. and
the samples OF stock In bonded warehouse.
On the second Il 1or are the racks for casks OF
claret prepared for bottling: also. shelves al
around the room to receive the bottled clare.
to allow IT to improve 10 alass before delivery
for o9nsumption. On the third floor are kept
hrandies: runs. gins. sherries. madeiras. etc
The fourth anor Is used for packing. etc. In
fact the establishment Ia one OF the most COM
plete Of the kind we have ever seen.
But the PRINCIPAL feature OF ihls new enter
prise Ia the specially II makes Of bottled oiarats
aud Saufe,mes mines, not only OF ordinary
grades, but or the better qualities also. which
are supplied ut moderate figures. In quantities
desired. large or small. and delivered free r.
cost. Tho finest clarets and wines, the rims dc
brands Ctlts classes. are also kept In Original
packages" that fa, as they are bottled Mt the
"ChHteaux," as attested by owners stamped
corkp, labels and caps.
In fact everything In Wines and liquors. i'm
ported or domestic. can be had In this eetab-
liahment -@ chRmpaRneS. brandies. WHISTLES.
sherries. etc. Dealers. connofsseurs and fam.
files would do we'll to. call and examine Mr..
Tremoulet's stock. as they will no doubt meet
their views AZ to quality and prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

For the best and cheapest meats and vege-
tables 20 to Martin Lanness stalls. and 80
Magazine Market
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
High Authority.

DR.. w. 4. Scott. president Of the College OF
Physicians. Montreal. writes: Il have recon-
mended. Oolden's Liebi9's Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic Invigorator AZ the best prepara-
ton used for Debility. Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Fever. Ague aud Loss OF Appetite" fe20 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
Captured.

Henry Barnes and John Klewphorne. charged
with the robbery Of Bornio Brothere' etore.
have been arrest. d. Barnes has been additions
ally charged with vagrancy. 49,. q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
system Is Malakoff Bitters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28

Why suffer with indigestion when Malako6
Bitters affords certain relel Get bottle and
try IT,