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Rrrrs HArcn,s rcNvr STORY.
The Speculative Pool thnt he. stociSwell, and
Park Made In Pncinc Mail.

Mr.. Rufus Hatch was an eva.ive witness
before Commi.sionor Wight Yesterday. IN the
suit of tho Pacific Mail steamship Company
against william :. King. lie gave iong aud ir-
relevant answers to questions concerning the
other cx-oiiirers Of the company, and LAWYER
Bennett, the questi lner at length said. Does
not your reluctance and refusal TO frankly an
-wer these uuesti0ns arts. from the fact IA Z
recturs In the paciac Mail and the psnam lia 3.
roli Compinics 70 Str. Hatch woald not r,Ils
explicitly, An Mr nennett apue iled TO the Com
missioner, who had the question formally re-
pettel. -till Mr.. Hatch eyldpJ.
is not your determination to defend their
reputation the purpose Of your refusal TO an
swerf' Nr. Ncnnett asked.
!" That is rdiculous; said Nr. Hatchi =
don't care for anyooiy's rcputAtion but my
own"
Wr Goodwin tho onnosin. counsel. said that
himself with ieariu- rnu r. Unto pits. AMI 900 cn-
deayorins 10 fight 90 Tine point. Mr.. BENNETT
asked for an Adjournment. ma order TO take legal
measures TO c"mpel an answer. Mr.. Hatch wa
laughiugN intimhted that he might 90 Yachting.
Mr. Il 'uuett handed hlu tho zeal lee OF hfty
cent. ana formally -uiI lffA'l HIM.
In tldcutnly Mr.. latch ma, iu lis testimony,
told foll wing story" A.H.stockwclL rreu,r
v. Park and | mad up a pool iu pa,iIc Mail
StOckwell suggested the idea, and fell iu with
It. We agreed e. buy III rty thousand shares-
ten thousand nrlecc-and Park and | did IT,
Well. by accident found ouf tnat had actually
bought my ten thousand shares from Stockw, n
himself, through broker sent f0r him. and
hin-not long one. | toll him he'd better
take INV stock. or let me sell 10 and he stand the
loss ATTY toa hundred thousand dollars. Hetook
II right back, quick. Park did the same; tut
Park Is md-mhnnercd, aud never gets excited.
! am aIt TO use strong language. since then
stOCkwell and haven't been good fnend-.'
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NEW YORK, Thursday, Jan. 81 Receipts of
lcevc were u" car ags,or 11si hcai. making O. ~
sluce Nln0aN r. int atNs fIr the same time l4st
W. els. Al ong the Ohgihgs were couple Of CIR loads
OF Ncy u un thc hrD cattle, and tnrto or four car
iaHs uf nauVe steers rated good extra nut the
quny wa mainly about medium Tue market wus
du aud WtAhs anu tulinf prices were close to iic -
lower than reported Nctt rv Some OF the hest sci
No W r stli az l.leolact ~, To- dres % No., CORE
mon u very good native steers { Niu13f. TO drcse 30
-. rs ald ileroi Cherokee catll. at &C. to
H'ceips Of sheen to-day were 60 car loads or b5SS
head uakiug l3 ga since MONDAY against uofi FOR tho
SOM llue last week The market opened with
weak iee rt ans trade WIS du az decline Of about
80 n. lNlLsNe ~ car ltad ~ very poor Inn0i4
shte sold ut ~ a. D. ANA a tiualI selected "a lra
hu.cii OF Ohi0s al 7ilc the range o. t7c % 10.
h'c'lut, OF hogs ere 1903 nta making S1i5 since
MONDAY, against iol0S tor thc same rne last wcrk.
Nunc on safe alive DR. sscd hogs steady at Ilc
for Guy ana sHf Tor Mtstcr. with one car u
hsAt MesteIn hO.A ~ alar. Z D.
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Some negroes We're listening TO one Of
OF the Legislature from the Constitution yestcr-
day. When he cot down To the biii to prutt ct
and preserve uuimp tired the rgut Of trial py
jury" old - spoke up and said
whats dat meanf Who's gwine TO hurt de
juryf'
dat means hear, I'm telln' yerl D.t's a
good thing replied Pete.
"'srlauc II. den. Whar's de nessersaryness
fur II - urged II.
IVY. dis way" said Pee. par german
down dur ~ de dcpO' wh.r was ON dc iur, de
oddor DAY, an ! hear him te.!in' how Dat hc
didn't want ter gree Wid lie r, = oD ON, whom a
big T. Her came up and tnlc him cf h didu't
gree IN bout two secOn's dat ne bust him wide
opcnl What you tiull Il da'f"
The bill then received unanimous approval.
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A British Impre.snrlo at the Academy.

Col Mapleson walks around and sheds
silent tears over the absence Of carpets In tie
parquettc. and the general style II everything
On Aondav night saw Llm SITTING IA "A remote
conVuisiVely.
went w to him and said, whats the mat
teri
- Here they've put Titicns as a Druid Pfiestess
In a Greek temgle with modern satin hanginc',
4 statue OF Joyc 10 the centre and view on the
Rhine in the back"
well" said /, don't cry; we don't mind 1t.
1t makes agreeable VARIETY"
I'm not grieyinS he auae ITS done here
40. whyI'
because they wouldn't stand Il tn London.
II they would III make fortune every season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

Fion ne Cnounaa CouH. c,cdL
ST. Louis, Jan. 2j.-'Ihc long aud bitter
personal warfare between S,i-on llutch.ns
editor u the -. Loui- Ttmts, aud Frank j. y We
man, "A prominent lawyer OF this CITY, shows
signs of coming 10 a head. The Tim g. Nl sun
dag last published an article a .aaiiin- bowman
IN Il terribly WicAod manner. To-day H1wm "a
sent lluichius a hl'leuge. the messenger am
nouucIng after the delivery Of the challenge
into llutchius's hands that he would await On
answer a, tho Lacledo Hotel. Ile waited amin :
O'Clock Tonight. al which time. having received
10 word from liutchln,, he adjourned.
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Reducing the hail OF ne.ius aud Renm.

CHICAGO Jan. GA. c. Hesing and ia
cob Rehm appeared In the United states District
Court tins morning, aud gave bail 10 the amount
Of $4,000 each. The Judge reduced the amount
after arguments ~ tho counsel on both sides.
Mr. Boutell, counsel for the prosecutions said
the indictments gave only bare IntImation Of
the nature and extent Of tho charges against
these parties, charges which were grayer than
any ever iucoruorated I'm an indictment during
tho ten years OF his connection with the once
Of tho United states District Attorney. Ihese
charges were no les than that these men had
robbed the Government Of lie revenue ana put
the same In their pockets.
Messrs. Campbell aud JifSSen for the defence,
declared that tho indictmcn's we're for offences
which were timing coinparcd ~ Othersto whlch
the dstllers had pleaded quilts, and yet, w no
insilnce was tue oail l1sd II Algber sum than
tlQ.VyQ each,
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Nj II alrd Dom, W. Va. from the
ConnI'r. 30 Commerce, reported back adj
'es g. eaa.l.h department Il com
mere. L4A 900 TIE talle.
hr a.ou Beu. h. from the Committee on
PrtDGl sand Post Roads, REL, r'cl bill to
smeat -.oni.-a and 3,,9i Irlullng penal
Tie '.r'.. .el-lns 81 obscene matter through
Ne i,i4
hrC 80 Pep. Mich criticised the bin as
benz -'u,ril and sweeping in that 1t would
az gers in which an offensive al
"r'.' t'n-. 1einserted.
Mr II r .hci. Ma-sJ criticised one Of the
o. t,i l,nt lr.hihited matter used IN the
OIL '..t- Aopted for any Indecent or i'm
XII 400 sr.' as being too broad, and re-
'a'eI ime wheo anti-slayery newspapers
nni' f.fn 9ut of the malls as immoral pub
,.Nr ci.on cl.imed that tho whole scope Of
irs " H dcy7ei tor the purpose ci prevent
,Is ."e ''' lai oi obscene matter through
.lt "'>'fnOrs CHARACTER or THE BILL.
All. Hr.'d lteI. Ohlol sid that the House
yyl'N. Nen careful ia tLia cia-sof leLIsla-
''N i-r. I,ol As au evidence u It's dauL GER
d., ile TACT that ie" years ago the
Sew YORK pHper Was sent 10 the
l.r three years ilr u.uiauluR
II from George fiaucls Train wholly
~ MI. ~ .Nnit Ter, dru ling the or iluarf
nn iiNus II the Trinity bat In which
liz ne IN seurrIlous WORD was used,
ts l1NeNcr charged the jury that the
tnt "a. hla-i Afuuus IN the Lighcst degree,
i'1 We il found tho Publisher gully. II the
90 I the lass was liable 70 constructions
ths '. mat really Congress would enter
c"va1, .n Il tlo logical opinion and bring
VA" Wv 10 nen the o1ium theologicum, Which
Hous, '''H uan rohucsl odium, the
legI,i,. ~.' '' IRE ca 'tdingly careful Ia its
n, M 'l .r'rlln2 that "a icct.
mIi',' .'"llrn Iud., \. ~ moved the recom-
laf 4 o
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How 70 nnl.c rrIzc snna-Ics.

n M fNl IOTI0IIU ETTTl4I,
A farmer AT Orrngton last season fed a
SQUASH. In the hone Of hciug able tu bring II up
t. 2OO pounds the feeding was done hy cutting
on tho vino about six feet from the sqlu-h, ana
putting the end in pan into which lresh mlik
was daily poured. Iiy this means the vine ah-
the squash gained about pound adiy In weight.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlsed fotoGo. ulc talys;
by Y. X stevenson, Jr.-Oue four story bruWnstlne
house. with lot 20A75, west side FIRST avenue, lto
north Of Twcnty.fourtb street, Sll 500. lpainurl
by B.I Furcilld- one 4Ol 2lKln1, north 81 lNrhly'
nlntA street 100 feet west Ut Fourth avenue, fh'h
ly Hugh \. Camp one thtce-stUrY utoMWtluhe
hou.e, Win lot 22ApO, nurh SIDE lwrn,bint siteb
ly Jalues NJ. Miller one house, NlA taV lots each
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Boston Worse for Ministers than Chicugo.

boston Corteg o7ifHce n me Ciic1go stan tara.
A minister well settled out OF Boston had
better stay ". ere he Is. Win the increase (
forci Liners, the changes II business, the want Of
fidelity IN Christians, and the di-advmineo5 81
cit, iie, boston IL no longer ptadis" for min
isiers. Ii may be the hub OF the universe
but the "hub" Is not less thHn four hundred
miles from any paradise for ministers There Is
ns much hard work to hcd ne here as anywhere
else in the country Chicago not excepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

HAvANA, Jan. 1.-The estates Gunyapo ana
Manzanoras In sagua are lcportel o. have boon burned
the ROYAL Commi.soner. who ma. been III uou lstcly
and unable to take charge Of The direction Of finances,
has rapidly recovered since hs frequent lQi'iE Hee
with Gen JOytllur, aud has resumed ms post az We
head Of me Treasury THIS has lea TO- very laNunhlr
eject aud the prospect OF some COOL frsu lK ~ IA
me c1uMncd Efforts Of Seniors Juyelar aud l.uu mas
caused an immediate decline IN the rate Of gold winch
had lately been n Ing IN consequence Ot lAs Reports
interior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

2bxloo east dc Tenth avenue opposite nvc.nc stone
bloom nRdale Qwelfth ward. $4,000. A 80 withnrew
from sale premises 81 Ann street Case settled.
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A nenn,llnl ComnIeNIon

IL the desire Of every lady, The use OF George
W Lara. Bloom Of foutn' ~ili mnM petqS , e4l
doicatcy clear, smooth aul perfectly 1sAA'AHl' sV'u
Wy Druggists. -ldV.
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Business Aotltts.

Those who do not read the DAILY WIT
Mss miss tne seest treat Of the Centennial wear 20
lar. MIS- Juit hcNar Nri-hts II -, entitled " Pa
tfiot ana Tory i've, e Ike picture of the times and
talk from l. % Onward II appears s"ralv - rnurs-
DAY Friday. ari saturday in the DAILY MIINES5-
price two Cctt.i O. q had NJ all % wsmen.
me lnrtou already puuli.hsd WI he tound In the
WEEKLY WITNESS OF the 1871 epth, AMI 2,tI inst.
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Rupture Cured bS nr. Marsh PRINCIPAL of
let' Mar-h CON 't Do. ola oin-e. Ntsey IT, CASTOR
lOustJ no ny Wa branch.
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Tho def cts IN the old Elastic Truss arc
rcnrdl 20 200 PONtEOY'S. Pre- 81 ~ Bruaaw y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

Wi~tnr'- iInl-nm of wild Cherry Is a reliable
rem ~ FOR all pulmonary compiihts o. cents and 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

~ The HGr-crcg r., our city pse Giles.
has 10 equal W eel large guam lies II Il,
GElslNIi MORRtLL,
wholesale drd-eists. k.mri, New York
Sold by al drusslst- Depot, iji 9th av, New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

Is Quirk's Irish Tea, the great bilious remedy
Priee Is eeats, a. drugglsls'-1dv
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23
HWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL STATE
a' e-s o MENT ,. a4fagfs sHP
za Or TIE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CON.
- 4" PANY. s.*5s"ft ~ 1t4aFs
W.. New Orleans. May 10, 1875.

I ,The trustees, In conformity to the amended
enarter, submit the following statement OF The
ndilairs OF the company on the soth April 1916:
riFe premiums .4201 ,0O6 26 atssss9s
Marine premiums .........- 81. 4ss on y ssf8sas.
Earned premiums less =
| reinsurance and re- fs5t4S4stMk Z
turn premiums. r5E t. ~ ~ Il RS
Losses paid and ,,sti- - .fsss4--..T -
mated, Guiding all
known and unpaid: Al l~tisJs
0n fire. ....... .sss $50 10 80 70 ~ q.
Marine ...... 1888 So -t 81 eg 5000 af5rrs
On riyer....... 71,471 90-3147, 800 "a y
bate In lieu OF par ~ ta-J tsil sf48 4
ticipat1on. less inter- tEl e3-r sHs'H8 sg4kM
est. discount etc.,. sa.7as IL sssl.ilsn (
Leaving, after paying -'-7' q
10 per cent In cash. IgkEIfqIg)
interest on capital 1tgl5 4 taseJyGt6 sd5
stock profts. ......., f "a - - s.
pi Tne company have the following assets:
Loans ON bond and mort 80 s r..r sss3 :
Loans on pledge at cali. 49, s'''a y e
Hea s.t 67.3Ss o. 90 Il
City bonds bank and other stocks ias ~ e
fromlums In course OF colection. U6a8 ~ !.
Ao1hi asseus .......... 1855 O9e n
The above statement Is a true and correot
transcript from the books OF the com pany
I urNpv q = THOS; A. ADAMS. President
nLNiI '. OGDEN, Secretary. ,-r-,tregsf ~ &C.,
day 2 n4s subscribed @M b if g. ~ nth
second Justice OF the Peace parish Of Orleans. z
The Board OF Trustees resolved, That afsar
paying the annual interest of ten per cent on i .
ne c,pttaI stock u the company, that dividend
aIter the 1871, dav OF June next. To those parties
The sanle. -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23
[St. Louis Republican,


A frontiersman suggests the follow
ing plan for clearing out the "Injuns.' =
He says: ''Ir l wuz the Cover ment,
I'd buy lots OF barrels of whisky and
lots o. big knives. and I'D put 'em out
somewhat In the West, an invite every
devilish redskin in the hull land to what
they call conference. After they'd got
thar, I'd knock In the head o. the bar
rels. and scatter the knives all round
loose. so they'd be handy. Then I'd go
away and leave the Injuns to them
selves. OF course they'd take the whisky
and the knives, and before shutdown
thar wouldn't be more than one redskin
left, and then I'd go and knock his
brains out afore he could do any more
damage. That, sir, s the only reel way
to settle the Injun question. I've been
among 'em, an l know Plenty Of
whisky an long knives III fix 'em out,
an nothing else will"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23
spiritual civilization.
tAlbany August

1t is always pleasing to hear that civ.
ilization Is penetrating the forrest
primeval," and that in the wilds OF
Africa, customs, which the enlightened
portions Of mankind hold dear, are
slowly but surely supplanting the habits
of the savage. Stanley says that al
Makongo leach Of the natives was en-
gagged in the grave occupation of i'm
bibing pombe, or beer, by means of
long straws, exactly as we take sherry
cobbler or mint julep in the United
States" He adds: ''The chief slightly
reeled as he came forward TO salute ME,
and his eyes had that uncertain gaze
that seemed to hint that he saw double. -
There is still hope for Africa.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

from The Utica Ubseryer.I
The Secretary entered office poor
man. spent double the amount OF his
salary every year, and is now reputed to
be one OF the richest men in New Jersey.
He made his money by awarding fraud
ulent contracts to parties who had paid
tribute to the Cattells, who divided their
spoils with him. Also by transferring
to Jay Cooke million dollars or the
Government funds when that eminent
financier was on the verge of bankrupt
cy. The moral evidence Of his guilt is
overwhelming.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

LEEDS FOUNDRY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
Corner Delord and Foucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We 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, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work
and every description OF Machinery for the
South. LEEDS Il 90.
We beg to call special attention to our larg.
stock of Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works of Ten.
nessee. for which Mr.. L. +. Lavillebeuvre was
formerly agent, land the only genuine Tennes
see Kettle in the marketl we offer the same for
sale, rs well as those OF our own manufacture
Al Reduced Rates, price lists of which we will &c
naased 70 fnrnish on application.
auto Am d&W
VIRGINIA ROOFING SLATE-THE BEST
and strongest In the wonId. not excepting
the well known Welsh Slate.
The undersigned having accepted the agency
for the sale OF the celebrated ORE BANK and
IMPERIAL QUAKRIES. is now prepared to All
orders Mt prices much below those OF Welsh and
but little In excess of those o. ordinary American
States. Builders contractors and skaters gen.
orally are invited to submit them 70 tho severesi
tests. ALEXANDER HILL
nnvk emdNW tnflaronr'e'et atran~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

BRoDIE's CORDIAL,
THE BEST MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
DIARRREA. DYsENTERY, FLUx.
SUMMER COMPLAINT AND TEETHING.
ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE BOWELS.
Perfectly Safe! Efficient! Pleasant {!
Money Cheerfully Returned
Ii it does not give SAITH teoaan.
SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
NO ONE SHOULD TRAVEL WITHOUT 1T.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
l. L. LYONS,
Wholesale Druggist,
PROPRIETOR.
AZ and "A Camp street, and II3, HI,
ana HI Gravier street,
jy1&m NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

The above statement Is a Just true and cor.
rect transcript from the books OF the Com papY.
PAUL FOUHCHY, President
CIV. MOTT, Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23
RAILROADS,

| 'lNHE NEW ORLEANS. AND MOBILE RAIL
ROAD-MOBILE LINZ
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO TIL
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via st. Louis.
tf CARRYING THE U. s MAIL
| Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot o,
Canal street. as follows: ~, =
Express. a. m. Express -. 10 40 a. N
| Coast accom- Coast ACCOM- NN - -
modAffon. ..3:15 o. m. mediation. 800 a. m.
Puliman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou.
isville. Nashville, Lynchburg and Baltimore
Without change. and only one change to New
York and Eastern cities 80
Coast acco nmodation runs to Biloxi sa Il f
Ilcket Office, corner of Camp ard Common,
mh2 Il u. b. ROBINSON. superintend't.
{ REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY
On and after Api IT, 1876, trains depart and ar.
rive as follows: From Calliope street depot:
Mail. s 80 D. M MALL. % 10 a. m
a. ti naa3 $50 D. m. tor $3.50 a. m
modatlon. TAO a. m modati foGo. . ss r. m.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING GAZE ts'
through to st. Louis. Chicago and Louisville.
only me change Of Sleeping Cars to Eastern,
cities. Tickets for sale and Information given al
20 Camp street. corner Conm2n,
Z. d. FROST General Manager. fel9 70 iy
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
Alpuente,, Brickell. Bruins. Le Monnier, Mas,
Hava and other. distinguished physicians OF
kew Orleans. and By the Academy OF Sciences
of Havana v ~ -
The undersigned ia the sole manufacturer OF
this OIL. which may be had of all druggists.
A. las Ia3 f!harfraa afro o.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23


The Company have the following Assets--p' ~
Real Estate. S27SSlo -
City Bonds So. s.4.............. ilOAt0 50
BANK. Railroad and other stocks, ....a l0a!072 10
Notes secured by mortgage and pledge sol ,s9s s.
ltiiis Kece vable ..........,........... aCf6O -
| Premium IN course OF coeetion...... Bb,146 70
State Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - : n : Z
INSURANCE Stocks. .................... 1.4so %
stock Of vaiette Dry Dock Company. 1000 90
Stock Marine Dry Dock and Ship Yard HT Y ~
Com pany ........................ 1000 %
Mortgage Bonds Turner'S Association 1000 90
Mortgage Bonds Odd Fellows Hail.. 5000 90
Judgment on Mortgage Notes.. 1,313 90
Cash on hand....- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 96816 n
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

VyANTED-A STEADY. RELIABLE BUsI-
w ness man, OF large experience as book.
keeper wants TO make an engagement with
some good house BY the commencement Of the
business season. A moderate salary expected
address WELLINGTON. Democrat office.
AUS If
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

BRICKS. BRICKS. BRICKS

RRiCKS..........B RICKs"..."....BRICKi
RoYs BRieK.YARD, ST. BERNARD PARISH
ss Ss9E s1s ssGEhips9ass
bulhders, pianten and Ill consumers Of Bricks
that hs y sFtensivstv man';factnrinx Bricks 9
countryrmade Bricks and Kettle Tiles. ready e
Dc delivered without derentign ,rnrn,c nov
Orders len with s. ROT. At q, cANA is0t a
| SONS. Agents, No. 50 D.cet ur street OF on the
brick yarn, Will be promptly attended to.
- -. = - : :
| CT. ALPHONsUy ORPHAN ASYLUM IS TO
s Asr .4 ssTsf. ssnsa
Donations In furniture, bedding. Eroceries, etc
FOR this charitable Institution. may be sent to St
near Until The Srss q sptsmSe s.lse
after that date 70 the Asylum on Washington
street. opposi 9 81. Joseph'- .+metry, au2l
SUNDtIrs-sUSDHIE
- WINDOW 6LASS-4oo0 boAes Freaeh. as
gLAhET-4o casks fine family wine;
PlRT--so arter pipes y anish Port:
GIN 60 packag. holland twond AID glass J
hBsYN'HE-sya s@xsf :" rod niie ''n pr00'
CLARET--loo. CAGES Mort ms /. oville:
CoR sls Al snsff ;%stsraam flae
au1s1w 23 Peters street.
DLOWe, HOES. AXES.
Chains Shovels and Spades. Nails
Harness. Rope, Cutivators.
Harrows. etc. AT low prices.
B.J. WEST.
AUS II lis and lit Magazine street.
| RON COTTON TIES
"NELLTS' PATENT
For sale In lots to suit by
BJ. WEST.
AUS IT 1,5 and lit Magazine street.
Il CHAMPION"
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
Proven at the great Centennial trial near Phil
adelphia. to be the best made.
For sale by B.J. WEST.
lis and III Magazine street. Sole Agent.
auIs7t
NTEAM ENGINES. COTTON GINS,
Presses Saw Mills. Horse Powers. Rice Sep
arators. Pumps, Wood working Machinery.
Shafting. Puleys. Betting. etc
For sale by B.. WEST
lis and lit Magazine street.
au18 7t Manufacturers Agent.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23
WANTS.

VJTANTED-A SITUATION IN A CONNER
w cial house "a book keeper or account sales
clerk, having an experience OF twenty-five
years. Address II" care Lock box $40.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-08-23

JOHN g. FLEMING,
IA. so. =. .POYDRAs STREET. IA
Between st. Charles and Camp streets,
Keeps constantly on hand the LARGEST ens
BEST SElAECTED assortment Of,
Gas Fixtures
70 be found in this or any other cit selt
them at
NEW YORK RETAIL PRICES
He has also on hand LARGE SUPPLY Of the
very finest
PORCELAINE SLIDES
and GLASS GLOBES
to be f0urd In any market: and all kinds OF
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
From the Cheapest to the Finest PURE BRONZJ
BELL PULLS, METAL
PLATES,
And the
BEST GONGS.
for all purposes and of all sizes made.
Has Fitting, Steam Fitting 4 He'll Hanging
Done by him can be depended on. and will al
ways be done PROMPTLY. and with due regard
% TASTE and STYLE of surroundings.
Having been In the business, practically. 10,
'EVENTEEN years. all he asks is a FAIL
CHANCE.
Fixtures purchased by Plate or Pattern will
always be sold at Manufacturers Prices, and
he purchaser protected against defective goods
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