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New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
PROGRESS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-InformatiOn received
the Treasury Department rom Geo williamson oor
Minister Cuatenala is to the effect that the Congress
Of Costa Rca las passe law declaring The Port Limon,
the Caribbean Sea, free port, and Offering induce
immigrants 10 that section by permitting public
lands to be acquired at nominal rate and allowing man
ufactol1es and tobacco TO be established In that
part of the state for domestic export without pay
Incnt duties. Tie Government Of Costa kica also
recently entered into contract with the Royal Mail
British steamship Company 10 make monthly trips 10
Port limon. Minister williamson there seems 10
he a disposition the part Uf the Governments Of Qua
tenal Honduras and Nicaragua 10 increase their facil
ties of communication On the Caribbean side.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
THEBUFFALO CANAL FRAUDS.
rHE ROBBERIES OF CONTRACTORS AND
CORRUPTION OF OFFICIALS.

HALF A MILLION THROWN AWAY
THE MOST STARTLING DISCLOSURES lEI-THApDf'o
r DAVIS AND JOHN d. FAY 1NCULPTiD-
ptvIs's 81, 500 FTE-THE STRANGE AWARD OF
SI1o oOs TO GEORGE d. LoED-CoMMlssioNER
FAY SPENDS S79,j07 IN VIOLATION OF LAW
FULL STORY or TEE BLACK ROCK HhBoR WORK.
The seventh report of the Canal investigating
Commission has been made. II is the most I'M
portant of the series. 1t relates 10 tho work on
Rlack Roch lIarbor al Buffalo. IL shows tliat under
CLARK a. Bcnnett's 100000 contract for piece ol
norfectly useless work S151 1873 were paid and the
xork left not half completed. On Geo. ID. Lords
contracts he was paid S72 7O7. lie applied for an
Additional award. Engineer Behn estimated that
be was entitled TO 500 1863; Commissioner Fay To
E53 755 Yet mainly on the assertions of Frank Lord,
his brother nc was awarded S1l9,20S, and was re-
leased from the contract Edward b. Van Dusen
contracted for S124 800 10 perform the unfinished
work and some in addition. but abandoned the
work before $4,000 had been spent. Comnis-
.ioner Fay then spent S79, 507 in wastefu manner
nm the harbor in open violation of law Acoutract WAS
then taken at S252,2I5 by Henry j. Mowry, who
secretly pad Van Dusen 5000 for relnquishing
his contract Thaddcus c. Davis was corruptly
connected with negotiations for obtaining the pay
mont of Lords award, aud with securing an extra
appropriation for Mowry. For the latter he received
n -, 800 fee. John D. Fay is reported as showing a
reckless disregard of the interests of the state IN
regard 10 various cancellations of contracts The
report shows that half million of money has been
wasted On the Black Rock Harbor work, and that
when il is all done it will have cost one fourth as
much as il took TO build the whole canal originally
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
COMING RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

The Committee of Arrangements having
charge of the preparations for the great ratification
meeting at Tannany Hall October % has recc, cd
information Col ". T. Pclton that eNGov Seymour
and Senator Herman will speak that occasion II is
considered be very probable that Gov rden will also
lake an address Preparations are nakns TO secure
the attendance Of the largest gathering that has been
seen IN and around TammaDy Hall for many years.
The Republican ratification meeting to be held on
Friday evening at the Cooper Institute. when Senator
Roscoe Conkling will he the principal speaker, also
PROMISES to he large gathering.
The ramnany leaders propose to devote what time
Sec fIfh paae.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

81. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Jack Rossiter, fanous trnt.
twenty years ago now 81 Years OIL died vest rlay
in ms county.
BosrON Oct. 20.-Thc twenty-nipih annual Con
yeniion the Z.ta Psi Fraternity began lis session at tho
Revere day Nine colleges and eises rep
resented.
NEwBURGu. y. Y, Oct. 20.-The new bridge built
Walden, county Ia replace the arr by
Orge op.ncd with great ceremonies today The
Fire Department joined in the procession
CINctNNArI Oct. 20.--1hc Western Hardware
Joh,,r,' Association session the Grard
Hotel In this city, Delegations from all the prominent
Of the West and south Mesi Ia Attendance.
BosloN, oct. 20-The Warren Avenue BAPTIST
n has stricken out that portion u the declaration OF faith
makes immersion requisite communion Tho
pastor R-y +. rrntccost. viii pTobabl remain IN
charge The church is l2J yeaIs old
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

PIRAUs, Oct. 2O.-The British steamship
seraps with the Prince Of Wales and suite boarr,
sailed from here to-day ior the Last.
QUEBEC, Oct. 20.-A telegram received from
Percc says large ship deeply laden making for Bay
Chalcur under temporary canvas. She appeared 10
have only stunps of ner nlss and spirit lie l.
MONTREAL, Oct. 20.-The men of the Prince
OF wales Rifles have been ordered to hold themselves in
readiness for Friday night, and imperative instructions
have Issued that every man b' present. Thls sud
den call s said TO connected with GniUOrcs burial.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
BRITISH RELATIONS WITH CHINA.

BETTER OBSERVANCE OF TREATIES REQrIBFD-
GREATER FREEDOM or TRADE SOUGHT.
suAsiHAI, "wednesday, 0ti. 20, 1873.
Mr.. Wade, the British Minister, has Informed
the foreign Legations That while negotiating at Pskng he
insisted y better Observance Of treaties by the
Chinese, especially with regard to taSaticn OF trade
China promised 10 institute inquiry and prepare
port a basis for further negotiations No trade
convention however was contemplated, rs none coDid
De operative that was negotiated by single Minister
Al the forcion Representatives mrst join in such negoas
ton II Is expected that Mr. Wade VIII shortly return TO
PeknH
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IL BAVARIA.

TIE KING REFUSES TO ACCi pr THT RESIGNATION
OF THE MINISrRY-nE Also REJFCTs AN AD-
DRESS PROM THE CHAMBER o. DEPUTIES.
MUNICH, Wednesday, oct. 90, 1870
The King Of Bavaria has refused to accept
the resignation of the Ministry which recently ten
dered because Of adverse vote in the Diet and
expressed his approval Of their conduct lie also refuses
TO receive address subsequently voted by the Chamber
OF Dcpuiies.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

BRIDaEpoRr Conn. Oct. 20-IIoratio Nichols
Young farmer Of 2 accidentally killed himself
gun ycstsrlay.
ArBURN. y. Y, Oct 20.-Judge Dwight to-day
be hung Edwin Thomas the whO murdered
a fellow. couyict last June.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Oct. 20-lt il thought now that
clapp whose DISAPPEARANCE
has drowned herself somewhere.
PHuADEIPuIA. Oct 20.-John A. Wilson,
Carlo Covni ami Petron aud James Davidson
this moIiag and arraiged before Commissioner
upon charge Of eounterng and circulating postage
foreign The stamps
" those VI the Governments " Nicaragua 0rreee
Usy aria All Hanover.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
ORDER OF AMERICAN MECHANICS IN NEW
Jersey

Trenton, y. j., Oct. 20.-1he State Council
of American Mechanics met in this city today. ono
hundred and eight councils represented The fol-
lowing officers elected: state Councillor Benjamin
Van Ripper Of jersey City; VIc'Councior ". B. Middle
ton of Camden State Secretary, J. H. Linn Of Camden:
state TREASURER. Abucr Sparks OF Camden; state Pro
tcctoF, VIM Christine of Phlpsburg The Order IL rer~
resented ~ In prosperous condition.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
IuE ERlE RAILWAY.

4 COMMITTEE AMOUNTED By InE DNIIisn BOND
HOLDERS.
LONDON, Wednesday, oct. 90 1870
The Erie bOndholdcrs have appointed Com
mitfee Of Consultation To prepare scheme for tie re-
organization Of the Company which they are 10 submD
at Il future meeting
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
COUNT Won ARNINS APPEAL.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1873.
A Berlin telegram in Ihe Pan Nal Gazette
says Count Arnim's appeal heard to-day. Tho
public interest III the slight, and there were bnt
few spectators in the COURTROOM Count yoD Arnim was
absent. After argument, the judges withdrew for delb
Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-21
MORE FLOODS IN ENGLAND.

LJNIIJNi NIlIH'A'Tly, V'I' W I5sv'
The weather to-day IL tempestu0us. Recent
rains have swollen the rivers and streams in Deyonshirc
causing nnation. The loss s considerable. Torqnay.
TcgumOuth. and Dawsh flooded and much dam
age was done to property.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

THE THEa7'R ES.

The theatrical season is always at its
zenith during the Christmas Holidays,
aud the performances for that pc
Rod are generally the best during the
whole year, rs there are always stars Of
the first magnitude playing at that
time. The great luminary Is at the
st. Charles Theatre, and 1t Is Lolita.
She is drawing crowded houses and
reaping n rich harvest. "Zip" was on
the boards again last night, and there
was no abatement Of interest and de-
light among the spectators, who went
into extacies over the acting Of Lolita,
Mr.. Locke and Mr.. Couldock, by whom
she is admirably we'll supported. Miss
Maddern plays Mrs Ehton with much
expression. Mr. CullinRton. who plays
the kid-glove villain. dnthony HeItlmof,
renders his role appreciable, but he
might throw "a little more warmth into
the latter scene.
TuE ACADEMY OF Music. Wednesdays
matinee was well atten dcd by the ladies
and last nights performance also at
tracted a large asscmblage. The scene
effects in the Ice Witch " are truly
sublime, SURPRISING any Of a like char
actcr ever before attempted here, and
reflect the greatest credit upon Manager
Bidwcll. The little midget gymnasts
are wonders, and attracted the greatest
share Of the attention Of the evening.
Their feats, although difficult, were per.
formed with the greatest sang .froid,
The songs of Misses Clifford and Waltz
are very sweat. lively and sang with
good effect. Mr.. ketchum tries to catch
the favors OF all, aud does ketch-um by
his comic grimaces aud droll appear
ancc, and he Is really a good comedian.
Mr.. Huntley's Hdf1'oid, though good,
was not up to the standard OF Friday
night. and he can improve. as his per
Torrance during the Two Orphans"
was splendid.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
Names G Delegates and Alternatcs 10 the
January State Convention.

To ASSEMBLE WEDNESDAY. sra rgoxIMo. IN
ST. PATR,oss HALL, NV ORLEANS.
ST. MARTIN Alexander neClouet. Martin
VOORHEES,, Alcihiadcs DsIlanc, Charles Guericn-
Be,,yeron, s, Domingeaa. \. 4. Vourna and H. H.
Dupuis.
ST JAMES Alfred Roman, r. r. Poche. J. j.
Guthraox. 1. ). LeBouraeois, Emile Loanet. J..
TsNcirsnoA, William Akcrs.. l., ". Cqnnerly.
G, + kcnnon, o. II. Amakcr, nr, J. D, ford, II.
Michael, {. 7. BaIIcy, Daniel Edwards, g, 7,
Ha9 bTpyfr y Rah VI ko T. Mssas am
FnANkIrs- Duncan nuic. delegate, Hon.
W. Norris, alteraSte; Col I. Il, BoYdea, dele
9. u awkes, delegate. Vim. d, Mcdonald, alter
MoHrnousr-G Giles Y taexton, j. Harvey Brig
Hams James sGarp Z T BaSsfIcy John S
I.awhea,l s. T. Collins, A, 5, Keller and Or. q. d.
| Marahle,
II. Rrignac, I. 4 Covers, !. II. Alien, Z. =,
Siarns, ID. b. Miller, 5, T,eBourgeois, Ben Wall.
A. NJ Davidson. ieyi splier. r. X. Fielder. J. b,
Sc ST HrS1Sa-.J. NJ Ne,tles, T. C. Bradford h.
q. Quinn. W. A, Carter, G. T. Lea, J. NJ Wright,
James 6don. j. K. Womack, W. i, J. Warner warner.
Ell Spiller. Bcnnett Watson. y. " Roberts. &. G.
Raner, y, N. Woodward u. T. MeGeehee, Hon.
t Gs1sasiru Hon. 6, ". Rishar1ison, nr, " II.
kirsman, u. u: Andrus, L. Mayo. James Cole
and Levi A. Miller.
3. Irion. Thos Oyerton, G. I. Voorhies, Cesaire
i4emoine. John o4a,n and hon; A. latargue.
mate L ts'Tpsr,; delegate G L Gllesnie: alter
nate. W. c. Ross; delegate. " a. fonder: alter
nate. NJ. HeItDNg; delegate, J. A. rrudhomme
alternate. A. ! Cunningham; delegate H. I!
Lane; slternaNc. W. B. Butler; delegate, Jos.
Henry; alternate W. W Breazeaie
ST l,NpRN-M. p. Kayansgh, los. NJ. Moore.
Massie Martin, A. Bailey, Lewis D. Prescott. T.
Sayoie, T. I. Lewis. Edward NJ. Willard. Theo-
phiie : .Fentenet, l.. $; Howard I: a. Car
mouche Yves Nidrnne. Jas, Webb. T. ID. Esii-
cite and VIM A. Robertson:
roINTE CourEE-Col. +. J.. Claiborne. John H.
Seihers, George Pitcher, Charles Altman. DIR.
fs sSn sips essg Ms S Maori a' f 1sh H
yisnes, Jules Lahaiu, Ernest Robin. Oscar B. ~.
ss .Iss1 Etc hisn Me-, Mayer l. jewell Dr. l.
Thomas Sitten. G. W. Allen $. b. Cla..norne. 4
l. Mahondeau. A, q. Ieteau. K. Melaneon, DR..
Ak Claiborne. Alfred HopkirI<, James Innis.
| CAipwELI-Hons, I. r. Meredith I. j Broad,
WAY ~, VIZ, ", p. efsyson sid 4, ". Faulkner,
Enery, Y Cobb, g, ". McCranie. g. II, Morri-
Scathosonsh, 3; youngue and Il. s. brooks. ' y
vEHMIllcS- Judge Wni, Ki6be. hon. (. N Nj.
TrsSrsoSSSs i Duncan e s 6ae se11 y,s,ie
W A. Shaaef " -Burcn. Ernest Bonviilain'
Chas, ". Du Roy and J. Il. Robichaux. 90 N'a''''
suitable resolutions were passed at all the,
meetings where the above nominations and
eiecions were made. but their number and
'snsla preejQae publication n ertenso.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
THE COURTS.
srrERloR CRIMINAL COURT.

- etfthiOk CRIMINAL COURT.
A the following are the cases that were
SIsposed OF on Wednesday. W. II.
s -s1ii.'on and Pitt Cassanoue, charged
49, burglary, continued indefinitely.
Taa.lo santa Cruz, Manuel Ardina and
saa Percy, burglary, admitted 10
sm Of S5eo. 'No - WAC
a. avuohs 10 Quash the informations i'm
M ~ y TIE State VS.. j. II. Stewart.
hs;s,aa.e state vs.. J. Davis, two Radical
Eiaas charged with accepting
s HE Indictment IN The case of the
tssss,.s W. ueorge Drury, charged with
Aasery' was quashed.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
henry Scott was convicted os na,,v
soiours' :; GUY Is booked for a two days
lamaa. N MI the Parish Prison.
utei ~ N'lasieson, charged with aggra-
d a sim SS.alt and battery, plead guilty
Lsars,,uussss vase against Felix Loncuez. Jose
narf Nc. Clark and Morgan Cam
- SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT.
lsae trial Of the case Of the Cer,ar;.
htionss ! somrany vs.. the Germania
d,hs G. ank for ten shares of stock
/ ,hs insura mania National Bank. which
esastsrrance company claim should be
YIN uea 70 that corporation.
| u thi. henry Alexander has filed a suit
hlieA pnpsit against the METROPOLITAN
u sun, y, neafu Tor his salary to the
H. sertsioR DISTRICT COURT.
hsuranraaaai o. the case Of the Germapia
ia,ionsl ) company VI. the Germania
sasninr y aaS commenced yesterday
Ar s,,;r a's uermania Insurance Com.
~ tbe rs LOT the transferof ten shares
e,sa1k declines 70 ,rnnssar N n mn,cl,
DAMS sh,ns that the insurance. s comnan "vi s
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

e u -. On that day what more entertain.
sts Ga, : ! GIN for young people. or the old
Nse uns.' osHuiui or instructive book9 and
IN Nra zoe sun. is there better place ID
Ak o.s sn 70 EyricL's. $50 Canal street,
tssn.. ~ - another place il reference to the
IN &. ~ He has not only books
m;s., "a classes and all ages, but mary
We articles for raemcntoes Of tha
g. 6 eal and see tor yourselves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
PAUL S.AUVE.
Notice to Gas Filters AM
Builders.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Corner Baronne and Common streets.
All Gas Filters and Builders doing business
within the area supplied by this company are
hereby notified that the revised rules aud regusa-
tons relating to gas fitting will be enforced iron
and AFTER January l.-is7s and that gas will NJ
be supplied to buildings fitted up after that d. !
By any except properly qualified persons. kd d
ing certificate from the company.
Copies Of the rules may be obtained UPON ap
plicstion at this Office.
THEOBALD FORSTALE.
General Superintends1 II.
49, l,n,x
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23


FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondclet Street.
Assets April 80, 1876, $1,4s6,s1S IS.
This Company issues Policies on
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
EA pALFREY. President
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President
THos. L. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Noses Greenwood. II. NJ. Walmsley.
! W. A. Johnson. a. briuin.
John 7 Noble. A. II. MAY.
John Chare, y. II. Sho"oeh'
Richard Miliken. i. Lytt Lyon.
somne, +. Moore. VIM. G. Raymond.
il. Warren. Jas. D. fres.''e.'
u ~ Rncknor Samuel Ii. Boyd.
s,mu.l Fricdander. Joseph MeElroy.
A. A. Yates. H. d. "nee'o'N
John l. Adams. Cyrus bussey'
Isaac Scherck. WIN. ~ Dehan'
a,a.m BIZ Eschleman. ---
LEEDS FOUNDRY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
c.r,,.r Delord and Toucher strocts,
NEW ORLEANS.
va are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES.
BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS,
SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES
SAW MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES.
NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING,
FURNACE MOUTHS
CRATE BARS, ,.o,.
, JUDSON'S GOVERNOR
and all kinds of Plantation and eteamooa. WI :,
anu ." 49, description OF Machinery for u
ana eseis LEEDS d co.
South
We beg to call special attention TO our ia! |
Il s,ocL Of Sugar Kettles. Having purcnaseo -.
s entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works Of a e
.o.Ase for which Mr.. Z. F. Lavilleoeuvre "
t.rmerly agent, land the only genuine Tenn.
~ Ta,tle in the market.) we offer the same
s 81. ne we'll as those of our own manuiac 9,
a. Reduced Rates. price lists Of which we wil
nlessed to furnish on application. qH y
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

LNOR THE HOLIDAYS
All kinds ol
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES
On hand. OF made 20 order from the best mate
rial GEO. McCLOSkEl
No. ~ 81 Charles and I2i Canal streets,
! d23 At Touro Building.
NOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS. FORT
II Cortcs, Omoa and Ruatan-~Tho Al Amer-
can schooner
Anita.
VIM. ". Ryan Master.
Will leave Tor the above ports on SATURDAY.
December 20.
For freight or passage. apply to
II. 4. LAWGER.
Nos. rs to ~ South Peters street. near Poydras.
dn2S AZ
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
DRooK STEAM RICE MILL
G. II. ALLEN,
80. 81 and g3 Tchoupitoulas street.

NEW ORLEANS.
This IL the most extensive Mill In the South
and the quality of our Rico unsurpassed. Mill
ing rates: No. |. 'ao, per H.: No ,, 'sc. per H.
Sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box a's. New
Orleans. Eight sacks of Bran returned To the
planter for every 100 barrels Rico received.
j.,tu I'm,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
AMUSEMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE
Engagement for limited period OF the peerless
Lolita,
Supported bv the favarte comedian Mr. e. A.
L L9GkhE E, and the eminent actor s Mr. G W.
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. %,
ZIP, or Point Lynde Light.
Mp......,.,............, ......s..,.s.... Lolita.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY EVEN
lNds, TIE LITTLE DEFECTIVE.
sAfMHhETn lNfhE o4affPs'mas D's' at N00"' IorrA
Adft Toy will be given to every child In the
audience. d23 q
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC, "a ST..
- Charles street.
TUESDAY, DEC. u, and for the HOLIDAYS.
Produced In Magnificent Style, j. Baldwin Buck
atoms Georgeoua Spectacle,
TIE Ice Witch,
Surprising In splendor anything ever produced
IN thia city. Expressly arranged and adapted
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
mation, Novel Mechanical Effects, Rich and
, Unique Mounting, Iegs , and Costly Cos
segylst Midgets. the St Felix Ballet Troupe,
a, the ! N \ 60, Br2,hsrs, and others
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
The Annual TOY GIFT Matinee will take place
on Christmas, Doe. 25. de2I
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner OF Bnropne and Perdido streets.
MARSH ADAMS, Business and Stage Manager.
NEW COMPANY, NEW stars
NEW FEATURES.
First week of Miss Laura Markham. the Queen
of Songs.
Miaco Bros, the world renowned gymnasts.
Miss Annie Gallagher. vocalist and sketch artist
Mr.. Chas Gallagher. Irish comedian aud sketch
artist
lIennessey Bros double song and dance artists.
Mr.. Jno. r. Weaver, Ethiopian comedian.
Miss Belle Steele, aerio-comic vocalist and act
rcss All the old favorteH returned.
Grand auccess of the CAN CAN.
SATURDAY, Dec. ~, tCbristmas Night after
Grand Fancy Dress and Masquerade Ball.
In active preparation. soon to be introduced.
Madame Rentzs Female Bathers. dlp
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

A QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE
BEFORE BUYING HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Have You Got q Plano or
Organ i'm Your House
Your family wants one. and the investment
will pay you by making your home pleasant and
ing until they get too old to learn. marry off
and leave YOU. NOW is the proper time. and
YOU should call soon on the old reliable firm Of
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
and select a first class instrument from his Nam.
moth stock Of the BEST Manufacturers In THE
MpE e HSNAt aNh hd RnEa
ORGANS Of MASON ( HHsiIlN. TRAYSER
soSfs s GHlf SSsRn SsFs sr MSiS
lbest quality, SHEET MUSIC in endless va
rex sSS fi2sfa RsisS on Pianos and
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
GRUNEWALD HALL,
II, ls. ls 20 and % Baroppo street
dig lw Near Canal
ORLEANS lNFuRMARY-
II Dauphine street,
Under tho charge Of Drs. SAM'L chopin.
d. w. BRICkELII. c. BEARD and J. d. BRUINS.
This established institution ia open for the re-
cepton OF patients. Only frst-class accommo-
daticns. No contagious diseases admitted.
Patients nurscd in the beat manner and fed
from tlrst-class restaurant
Terms, a per day. d2i I'm
CORDAGE PAPER wooDENwARE.
MANILA ROPE, from a inch up to inch
SfSAL ROPE, from Il inch up to 81 inch.
1000 coils COTTON ROPE, =, 5.l6, p and u
inches.
TARRED CoRDAGE, MARINE. HOusLINE
WoRMLINE. HAMBROLlNE and SPUN
YARN,
10000 KEANIs PAPER, iixlb. tixis. isx2o isx2s
2ox3o and 1886
PAPER BAGS, from a ID up to IS n.
A full stock of woODENwARE.
BRUSHES, AK HANDLES,
BROOMs. COFFEE MILLS,
TWINES, TACkS.
MATCHES sIEyES.
BASKETS FISH HOOKS AND LINES
DEMIJOHNs. BLACKINa,
BLUEING, TOILET SOAPS.
INK, FIRE WORKS.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All for sale at lowest market prices by
J. c. MORRIS.
do lot a. and a Tchoupitoulas street
HI. j. RIVET,
Successor to
+. AONTEUSE &C CO.,
Dealer in
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
PERFUMERY.
IMPORTER OF FRENCH PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES.
Proprietor of the Celebrated Peychaud Bitters
General Agent for Louisiana Of the Texas Cotton
Worm Destroyer.
Cor. OF Bienvillc and Chartres Streets,
NEW ORLEANS. do i'm
A. w. HYATT,
~. Camp strect............... 3S
STATION
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. PHOTOGRAPHER
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Cotton. Bank Insurance and Mercantile Blank
Books made to any desired pattern
on tho Shortest Notice
Cotton Sales, Bill Heads. Bills OF Luding, Letter
and Note Headings. Dray Receipts
Invoices, etc. Printed or
Autographed to
Order.
- Every description Of -
BOOK BINDING
Executed Neatly, Cheaply. and with Dispatch.
Call and examine specimens. get estimates
and leave your orders.
A. W. HYATT.
de,e i'm 81 Camp street.
EAC1nESs AND TRADEES'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23

HAS FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES.
W4LTHaM STEM ITINDERS.

Also
Other American, English and Swiss WATCHES
in all styles, for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
Always on hand u full assortment of SILVER
WARE and JEWELKN.
MATCHES carefully repaired. DIAMONDS
remouutcd ,ioo I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,

and select a frat class instrument from his MAN.
moth Stock Of the BEST Manufacturers In THE
WORLD, such az STEINWAy, KNABE. PLEY-
ORGANS Of MASON 4 HANtLIN, TRAYSER
lStyttgarA CORRESPONDENTS iparisl, MUSIC
BONES, BRASS. INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS
thest uuality) SHEET MUSIC in endless va
ricty at greatly reduced prices
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS on Pianos and
Organs, II 30 desired.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
GRUNEWALD HALL.
IA. IL. IL. 20 and ~ Baropne street,
DIG tw Near Canal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
Third Ward Riverside pc,necrutic Club

Third Ward Riverside Democratic Club
will meet NJ Hall corner OF Notrc Dame and
Tchuupituuaa streets, nj g. y. III, TO-DAY, to
proceed in a body IL Join Mother Club.
Nv order. WM CONWAY, President
ARCHIE STEWART. Marshal DIS 1t
Firth Ward Tho Democratic and Conser-
,atiye voters Of the Fifth Ward are invited 10 at
tend u meeting of the Central Club, to take place
on THURSDAY, Dec. -. at o'clock y. m, nj the
Perfect Union Lodge Hall on Rampant street.
between ST. Philip and Duinaine. for the pur-
pose 81 selecting Judges and Commissioners for
the election of Delegates 10 be held Dee 80.
LEON QUElROUZE, President.
A. G. LANDRY Acting Secretary. de22 1t