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Fupils ass received any tinstduring tbs year, and
CHANGED frum data uf entrance,
No deduatiOn made for partial sbaencc. unless in
eAAc II pFolracted tllness. or dismissal
Communications 70 mud from tho Academy are
submitted 70 the tuspectton AZ the kup~viorsAr.
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eraceaty dreoeed; also six towels. six saht~ nap
tlas, nue drsesing gown. one bathing COWS. two
sud napaiu. rina. xith name masked n fun: M sss
I'M ca6e fur ishsd With cosnbs. brush, tcosh And
nAll byuaAes. soap etc.
fockst mon~y and postage siamr~ are "a be Ia.
tIaeecd % The pirectfUss. M Expenditures tor
eluehtne ~ CehAs Menis will b. made, unlrka Num
q uousy bs dsposited With tho institution Tor that
pUTpooe.
Dldsssaee u religion forms NJ obstacle 10 tho
sdAteet0n ~ eucA = Arc wilIna to conform to tic
eG1eol.h1d routine n the yns1tthse
lel.i0 uloees u, YATRITlA pAyteye4s
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British India l,na several times made
mp deficiencies of agricultural products
In other pnrta ~ the world. II lid 10
during TIN Crimcan war. when the sup.
ply VI Russian jntc failed and again
during the American war. when the ex-
ports oi lndian cotton rose IA i bound
irom aOO, ,Ottl, 600 IL NM. .OOO, 600 pounds
per annnm. Western Europe now wants
wheat, md India has gone into wheat
growing. An article Ia tho last number
of the Nnrtnivhtiy RrrieW gives MI In
tcrcsting statement III the proGuss of
this industry during tho la~t few years.
II shows that the imports of Indian
wheat into Great Britain increased from
a01, 100 bushels in 1872 ~ 6,ll6, 100
bushels In 1870, and 70 y, 263, 13O during
the first nine months of 1877. These
figures have special Significance IN view
of the fnct TINT wheat growing ID still .
new branch of agriculture In India.
When tho facilities for gathering the
crop and bringing II ~ market ars I'm.
proved, m they eventually will be-, In.
liA, which 10 alrcady tho thirl wheat
exporting country III thc world, may sue
cesAfully compete with the United 6lAlea
for the first position. India has the MI.
vantage of every variety of climate aud
soil. Whatever can bA grown In Tho
tropics or the temperate sonss can be
produced there. --- Chicago Tribune.
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JANrAti--9 urn. i. j. AbereromLie. L. n.
army iaslsn, /, l. 10. l. Commodore
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt New Ynrk ss' 81.
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University, Providence, II. l., 1s....i5.
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asisi ex.laisna ssater Senatur Portland,
Nc. MI. lsnaf Admiral Jo.arh smltll.
Z. !. navy Washington NJ ad daniel
halies, formerly Governor and Judge ii sn
ritnir Court III NaM Jrrsrg |, lIAnatnru. N.
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delrhia "a.
fEnnuAki-l. N. +. Ghangarnicr, acnler
t'enrral u tho French army Paris, III. ...
Y. ~. John oMAhons. lrish patriot and
.,i'e Nov York tl,. R.ar Admiral Jamss
Alien, \. !. navy, San Franctseo l- ...s.
lisar Admiral Charles Nllk.s. 4. 4. navy
washington ~, In. lseM Admiral Thcu-
unrt's HALEY, =. navy Washington IL 49,.
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Eson London, Gp, IL Roar Admiral
uhar'e. \. Davis, Y, Y. navy, Annapolis.
uoldrbcroush, Il. Il. navy washington. "a.
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army New Haven, Ct. IT,. ~. tlen. A.
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n. f..a7, Es-tios. Jorrrh Johnston. III
Virginia ag.
Marcia. joel I. Hart, American sculptor,
Florence. Italy; " II. u. deorge Odger rep
reaentatis. II the NorkinHmen of England.
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Carolina. Columbia, 4. CT. Matilda
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John !. Benjamin. Z. !, volunteers. former
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naioness llothsehlld Europe, II. Mme.
o.tAsiA Walton Le Vert, anthoreass Augusta,
ia. ~. Emory washbusne. ex-0osernor
o. Mas.Achti.etts: Cambridge, MAss., IT..
hnancial writer England.
AniI.-3. Capt. Frederick I.ahrbnsh. military
adsentureri New York Ill. Anioa Morrn,
former I. \. senator from Maryland, NJ. IS.
10. Commodore juscph d. Marvin, u. II,
navy fokAhsmA, Japan. II. ltoss WinAn.,
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no. ~. Cen. William Il. IAthror, CONF
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les. William q. Drownlow, former Governor
of Tenhcsscc; Knoxville, Tcnn., ~.
May, Commodora BENJAMIN J. Tottcn, u.
I. navy New Bedford Maan.; 7l...ll.
Charles II. bryan, exJudge Supreme Court
of California Carson. New. II. u. Emmonp,
Judge Z. y. Court Detroit, Mich. !. ~. Ed.
muiid Quincy, author l,edhAm, MAsa., 10.
~. Edward Kent, s.:tiossrnor q Maine,
poet Avon, n, \, ~ ~. John Iothrop
Motley, historian llorsetshirc, Eng.i III.
Fletcher HArrcr, Publisher New York II.
JUNE |. sophia rrederics Matilda, Queen ii
Holland 6D,..7. Edwin White, historical
painter saratoga hxinRs, N. y, ~. III.
Ludwig ILL.,. Grand Duke ii Hesse DARN.
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I AnAN iiAssETl,
County Surveyor.

NaTiev.Thosc Who wlsh for my services N sur.
seynr may And me Il my
WesIuence, Tw0 and = Half Mllea North.
west from Howard Center,
On the Lime hrvings Rad, ar, IN my absence, may
leave word with NY son. They ran alm0 correspond
with me u Howard Center ur alrn Hoy. AlwASA
Kiss thr ssctinn, township aud range. Tho survey.
nrs records Will e kept 81 the Court linssc Cresco
LAnAN MAHkETT,
JtM6 County surveyor.
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TERMS

The course nf Enriish lussruciion comprises
Grammar. hhusure, tosnpssitipi,, In1lc, Mrntai
lftiosophS. Mental and rrsNteal Arithmetic, Az.
seera. dk.ketpinw taeonavtry; Ancient, Modern
aud Fhyntcai HeoxrAphy u&crsd and pusAar His
tory; Mythoiaey. Aatrunusny, Natural PHILOSOPHY,
Natural History bctAns. chesnIutry and phy siolnsy.
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Tax county population of Cslifosnia
IL only equal ID thu population u 6sn
Francisco.
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Tho following graceful letter. al
drcHscd 10 Mr.. Edwin Booth, wAs acnt
10 The Office of the Utica RcpMbiican tho
other day. with tho request Chat u should
lc given 10 tho famous actor upon his
expected arrival In that city:
Wcst school House, Prospect, Dscsmbsr ths
sighth-lh, Mr.. EiwArt Booth. DsAr wur and
friend Hecttng that you WAS going % como
~ utlcA to perform N play called Hamlet
would likc too say that Ms 60ys ID gettin9 up
Exhibltun Tor tho bcncAt " Tho diseased hol.
dirrs and their widows vnd orphans and would
liAc 10 engage you 10 take thu leading part.
have talked II up With thu boys and will ~ thr
square thing With you, And ] ~ Astrrtzesl u
make yom tlc following oner. VIZ Will cUlne
down after you With ! Euod conveyance and
viii E,sc you ii tho rAtG u Ton Dollars pr
day aud hoard, AaA shall want you about OIc
week. n yon think II nsccssasy you can have
one ~ two III your bcst ~IMuen ActArs como
~ With yuM hut w cant pAy tlUM over about
Three Dollars day aud feCd. You know how
II Ii yourself, this kind VI business Il awful m
scrtain. Yon can have sonl0 fun ont VI u !
hunting decr and foxes around IlAnisbnrgs aud
Ed Wiiksuns Please lat mo know ~ ss,0n q
you can. Yours truly, JANIS NWKkr.
4. kcvip. III yun come eAllsting 10 hunt, ret
Frank Meyer. hound. Hhc n good ono.
Yours truly JANIS nwxxT.
Direct 10 rrosIGct n. Y. care u George
Wafdin.
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=. Mary's Institute,

PKAINIE Uu CNIEN, WIS
TAs institution, situated IN tho mnst s,vli9hlfMi
lnAtiaH In prsirle dn Chen, ~ under ih~ direction
~ the Aehoui nstsrs VI N0trr DAlnc,
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And &uAsentee sstisfacsian. Esesy click warranted
W I'm. NginH otona yuty detective slocks III hls
sooi11opA Aad - vail - them right Charge
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-25
SANTA CLAUS VISIT.

On snow-clad hills, as still midnight,
The moonshine lies In beauty bright,
The world is hushed In slumber now,
For balmy sleep from every brow
Hath smoothed away the lines Of care,
And stamped repose-night' s Blessing there.
Days busy, bustling crowd Is still,
Reprieved awhile from cares that fill
All hearts wherein the pulse Of life
Exceeds the throbs of infant strife;
The mingled voices of the crowd
No longer heard-each head Is how'd
In mansion rich and poor abode
Forgetful of the heavy load
Poor human nature has to bear
In homespun clad or silken wear
The sweeter sleep to toll Is given
Than to the idle, blessed of Heaven
With every luxury wealth can bring.
While laborers toll and blthely sing,
The rich oft yawn In discomfort
And mourn at eve the day misspent.
But midnight brings to all surcease
From dayffghts cares-to all sweet peace;
Thus resting in the close embrace
OF Sleep-night keeper Of our race
The world awaits the coming dawn
That ushers In glad Christmas morn.
The spirit Of the season by
Steals swiftly, while each youthful eye
Close sealed remains by Natures laws,
AS Ger each house goes Santa Claus.
A pack of gifts his back bestrides,
As down the Chimney quickly glides
The fur-clad elf, with pipe and whip;
His twinkling eyes and smiling lip
n pIUIllJG gives VI SOIuSLHlLG AlC5s
As through the room like creeping mice
His footsteps glide; he views the feet
or stockings which, at morn, will greet
The eyes OF children in the bed,
Where hang the stockings overhead.
With mods, and winks, and funny shrugs,
His well-filled pack around he Jugs,
Until chair he finds to mount,
SO that their number he may count.
"One, two, three, four-'twas FIVE last year,
lHe stops to wipe away tear
I'll look again-the smallest feet
Are missing; they have gone to meet
The Babe OF Bethlehem, at whose birth
The shepherd Gang. Good Will on Earth.
He glanced around: on bed Of straw
The little errand boy he saw,
"Ah, there lies one did not see,
Ills likely he, too, dreams of me;
To him warm clothes I'll give instead
This toy brought the child that dead
Then STOPPING down and putting back
The silver trumpet, from his pack
The other gifts he quickly drew,
And stuffed the stockings number two,
And three, and four; the smallest one
He filled the last. When oil was done
He chuckled low, and made pause
Then vanished-dear old Santa Claus.
New American Sewing Machine 1876 Canal
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Eleventh Ward.

Eleventh Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT.
CIerk-Benjamn Bridge.
Commissioners Julius A. Pratt, A. Bernier. s.
g. Address.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Cerk-G. G.. Ehrenberg.
Commissioners. Bernard John Baumgart-
ner. G. Boyle.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Clerk-Wm. T.. Blake
Commissioners-Wm E. Fielder, Emile Lo-
brano. ?. M. Landry.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-E A. Atkins.
Commissioners-M. A. Mcdonnell, A. j. Du-
mestre, G. M. Emmerson.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Clerk A. Mcdonald.
Commissioners-Char G.. Walker r. NJ.
Harrison. r. H. Walker.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-B. G. McCants.
Commiss oners-Wm. r. Murphy. John Max
ent, John j. Haas.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-Robert l.. Huey.
Commissioners -James Mcclellan, James A.
Brennan, Owen E. Roper
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
Cerk-Robert N. Armstrong.
Commissioners Samuel P. Armstrong. Peter
Ross, W. G. Flower.
NINTH PRECINCT
Clerk-Chares J. Ledig
Commissioners-D. J. Daley. VIM. German
T. J. O'Sulivan.
TENTH PRECINCT
Clerk-D. G. Noise.
Commissioners = John Birmingham, B.
Doyle. Henry Bent.
J. o. LANDRY,
Registrar Of Voters. Parish of Orleans.
Main Office-State- House. Royal street, ground
floor. de25 I'd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE VOTERS
OF THE
TENTH AND ELEVENTH WARDS.

hereby notify the voters of the above wards
that have appointed the following named per-
sons to serve as clerks and commissioners of
election on the 10Th inst:
Tenth Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT.
Clerk-W. A. Dowty.
Commissioners-P. J. Saunders, Henry Reilly.
P. LOBBY.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Clerk-George II. Schneider.
Commissioners-hTi Michael Mould, Charles Nc
Govern, Thomas J. Bath.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Clerk-John Williams.
Commissioners - Edward Flood, Edward
McEnery, James Sullivan.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-Hugh M. Hays.
Commissioners-Wi f. Triton. Henry
Gallagher. John Minniek.
FIFTH PRECINCT
Clerk-W. r. Switzerland.
ommissioners-Dennis McCarty. Nicholas
Walter NJ J. Greahan.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-Wm. III. Re lon.
Commissioners 7. Mobiles. J. NJ. Laky,
A. e. Landon
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-A. Mcconnell, Jr.
Commissioners-E. Bessey, James Fl. Null
vey, V. G. Bertel.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
Clerk. N. Phillips.
Commissioners Charles Balleio, John Mad
dux. Henry l.. Boyle.
NINTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-Richard McNaghten.
Commissioners-Dan J.. Collins, Frank
Pfister Florance Pfister
TENTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-George Fay.
Commissioners-Pa Coyle B. r. The
bnult. F. J. Mccarthy.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
Clerk-Henry Mason
Commissioners-A. J. Desmond, Peter Blake
Chas Assenheimer.
TWELFTH PRECINCT
Clerk-P. b. O'Brien.
Commissioners. J. Culligan. J. b. Singer,
Vim. McCurdy.
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT
Clerk-W. N. Hammet.
Commissioner Harry Phillips, VIM. Multi
gan. John Tennison.
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WENaER's GARDEN
Nos. Ill and Ii Bourbon street.
III. WENGER, Proprietor.

Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the FIN
EST HALL in the South. The artistic improves
ton on Saturday. the 18th inst at o'clock D
IN.
large number Of European and American
papers ALWAYS on file.
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep.
arate entrance
The largest Orchestron In the world plays
from II o'clock q. m. to 10 IN.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER at
Five Cents glass. oet7 en-
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DANZIG Err q ,

Nothing more appropriate for present than
q silk Dress
Splendid Black DRESS SILKS at 81 yard.
Heavy Bonnet DRESS SILK at 81 25 and
81 90 o yard,
We have large stock of Real Lyons" SILKS
from the best man ufacturers. and guarantee all
the goods we sell.
Extra fine Black SILKS at 50 yard, worth
80 So
Sublime Black SILKS at 90 so and 50 yard
worth 81 and So.
Colored SILKS, in all the new shades, at 75e
81 and 81 80 u yard.
SILK VELVETS in all the shades. at 81 Is a
yard.
KID GLOVES FOR THE HOLIDAYS /:
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New Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La. December 8. 1s77.-The annual cleo
ton for Directors Of this Rank to serve during
tho ensuing year will be held at the Banking
the hours of 10 q. m. and D. m.
des I'm VIM. PALFREY Cashier.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC WEEK,
IA commencing SUNDAY December 49, Every
night Tneg5sg Wednesday, and i satpEday Matt
MIME TROUPE. with Mammoth Company of
Specially Artists.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December 25
and 26. the Academys oath and 25th Annual
Christmas Gift Matinee, presenting 10000 costly
Toys, at popular prices of admission.
Matinees Is and 80 cents. Nights u.s. 80 cents
and 81. Reserved seats ready. No extra Charge
de19
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DANZIG ER'S.

Our prices and goods in this department are
famous. Nothing will please your friends bet
ter than Kid Gloves.
We have handsome Glove Boxes to put them
in. Our assortment comprises everything for
ladies, children and gents
Splendid 2-button Kid Gloves. in all shades,
at SOC. pair.
Undressed 2-button Kid Gloves, in all shades.
at Soc q pair.
Extra good quality Kid Gloves at 75c.. 81 and
81 % pair.
3-button Silk Embroidered Kid Gloves at 81 a
pair.
We are the sole agents for Harris Seamless
Kid Gloves in this city. and retail them at New
York prices,
Children's Kid Gloves ut rs and 3Oc. a pair.
Gentlemen,s Kid Gloves at 75c. and 81 q pair.
Dogskin Gloves 1-button, reduced from 81 so
to 81 20 pair
Dogskin Gloves. 2-button, reduced from 50 to
81 80 a pair.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS FOR THE ::
HOLIDAYS ::
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Special Notice to Cotton Factors.-The
st. Louis and Southeastern Railroad will make
Orleans, La. via Henderson, KY. and river at
THIRTY GENTS per one hundred pounds
Order your business this route to secure low
rates and prompt dispatch. For further infor-
nation apply to "
A. E. BABCOCK Agent,
Corner st. Charles and Common streets.
de2a Oh
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TT,HE ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY HAv-
l. ing removed from their old stand, to their
new and commodious office No 20 Carondeet
street, are prepared to fill orders for Coal at
the following rates:
PITTSBURG. CSC. per barrel.
ST. BERNARD, 55c per barrel.
w. 8. CAMPBELL, Agent.
oe4ThSuTu tai
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs


WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE
w an old resident Of this city, and who can
give good references, q position as governess
or teacher in a school. Is fully competent to
teach English and music. Salary no object.
Address l.. M, care OF Democrat Office. no24 Il
Cooks. Nurses. Chambermaids, Etc.
WTANTED-BY TWO GIRLS SITUATIONS:
w a good cook and house girl, and nurse.
Good references. In your answers mention
which you want. Address MARY, Democrat
office. de23 3t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.
Clerks and Statesmen.
WANTED-A. SITUATION IN A WHOLE
~ sale or retaiD grocery store by young man
VINO mas had several years experience In O
country store. Willing to work for living sal
airy. Address G. K. care this office. se3otf
WAN1TED..BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w character q situation in an office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid of hard work
Best of references furnished. Address M Fl, b.,
Democrat Office. se1stf
" ANTED-B BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w speaks and writes English, French Ger
man and Spanish. has a thorough understand
ing of bookkeeping and general office work,
situation Ia some wholesale house. Address
B. c.. this office. de24 st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mechanics aud Traders. Bank New

Mechanics aud Traders hank. New Orr
leans, Dec a. 1877-The ANNUAL ELECTION
for Directors of this Bank. to serve during the
ensuing year, will take place at the banking
house, No. 90 Oarondelet street on MONDAY.
the 2lst of January next. between the hours of 10
@, m. and Q p. m.
JOHN Fl. LUDWIGSEN,
de24td Cashier
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DANZIGER's.

Plush Scarfs at 81, selling all over at 81.
Marjolaine Scarfs at reduced prices.
Handsome Silk Ties at 50c., 75c. and 81.
Silk Bows at &c. and SOC.
Applique Bows worth 81 so. only s5c.
And the prettiest assortment of Ties to be
found in the city.
q
(: LADIES' SETS, COLLARS AND CUFFS
!: FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE. ............ OPERA HOUSE.
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY

OPERA HOUSE. ............. OPERA HOUSE.
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Opening Night soa fhhqa,Ts .Hsys, Dsee""er ~.
o0n LIZ f e a x5 d g ~ M9E0isr'
LIE lGENDkE DE MoAsIEGs PoIkiER,
la &g2Tdy ~ da'tf PT E% dam aqglsr %,
M saturday Matlnee at Il. ~ ACT
NOS ALLIES and LIE Ecu Az CONVENT.
LA VIE DE BDHEME,
Drama in acts. by Barriere and Murger
VARIETIES THEATRE.
NOTICE.
To afford necessary time for preparation, the
theatre will not be open to the public on SUN
DAY or MONDAY
Christmas Day, mt IL.
First Representation of the
HOLIDAY PLAY.
First appearance In New Orleans of Mr. r. A.
HALL, in the beautiful drama, in acts,
oN"''0o DANIEL DRUCE.
$ $$s$ $ $# an T H. H:ss s:..s.
DAM pRUUGEl LII A0hoon'
Miss M. DAVENPORT rs Dorothy bruce.
And an effective assignment of the characters.
Written by, the distinguished London dra-
matist. s. Gilbert ESD. author of "Pygmaion
and Gaatea."
New Scenery and Effects.
Act 1.-The Ruined Hnt-How the MANS Gold
Became q Living Child-"I prayed for this,
but scoffers Knocked me and said that the
days of miracles were passed: but they lied.
my prayer hath been hearkened to-
Act 1.-The Forge-The Mans Fear and the
Maidens Hope-"We love each other with
q love that Dasseth all teling"-The lad
Godfrey Returns from Sea.
Act 3.-Druees Cottage-A Struggle of -Four
Hearts-The Dream and the Waking.
Dan1 bruce Every Night ana Matinee
During the week.
HOLIDAY GIFT MATINEES.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
eeive a present. and In addition &C q chance to
secure the two beautiful prizes, Little Dolly
=. bruce and Santa Claus Double Team.
Seats can be secured at the box office. de22
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December Is. 1877-Notiee Is hereby given that
the January 1878, coupons on the .cconsoldated
bonds of the State of Louisiana, will be cashed
on and after MONDAY, December "a. 1877, upon
presentation at this Bank, or at the Bank Of
New York, N. B. A. in New York.
de1e wv SAMUEL HI. KENNEDY, President
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New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
street.
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Hibernia National Bank, New Orleans,
December 8, 1s77-The annual election of drec-
tors will be held at the banking house WE'D
NESDAY January 8, 1878. from 10 o'clock q. m.
to o'clock .. m. JNO. G.. DEVEREUX,
dec I'd Cashier
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The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.

Beautiful new Snowfiakes at 10 and 12c.
Beautiful new Snowhakes with silk colorings,
ut Is and 25c. q yard, worth Is and soc. yard.
Bourettes Tall wool and silk at rs and soc. d
yard.
Double width Snowflakes, formerly sold at
81 so a yard. now reduced to TIC. q yard.
Atwood MateIasses, worth &c., at only zoe. a
yard.
Real French Weaknesses. worth 5oc., at 25c 81
yard.
ALI Wool French Cashmeres, worth 75c,, at
45n. q yard
Empress Cloths I'm all the new shades) at CSC.
a yard. never sold for less than 40c. a yard.
We take pleasure in calling your attention to
this stock, satisfied that you will find the largest
stock in the city to select from, and prices have
been specially reduced for the holidays.
CLOAKS FOR The HOLIDAYS
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N0tice-Neither the captain, owners nor
the undersigned, agents of the British Steam
ship TIARA, Bethel, master from Cardiff, will
be responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew of said vessel.
delo st DECAN h co.
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special Notice to He'd River shippers
All freight received for steamer LA BELLE up
to SATURDAY, December %, has been sent for
ward on the @. FL. DURFEE. Please insure &C.
cordingly.
de2ss JOS. A. AIKEN, iii Gravier street.
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Germania National Bank of New Or
leans.-The annual election for nine directors
of this institution to serve during the ensuing
ii oa Canal street Tor on WEDNEsDA7 J January 8,
1878 between the hours of 10 a. m. and .. M.
dell I'd j. L. BERCTER, Cashier.
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DANZIG II u -.

Children's Fur Sets at 81 Is and 81 30 a set.
Ladies' Fur Capes, in large size, at 50 and 81.
White Ermne Uapes. in endless variety.
SILKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS