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rectors meet al the Institution once
month or 30 often as in the opinion OF the
directors the public service requires. ! our y
committee believe that the institution Is
rapidly approaching a condItion, when u
will be self.sustaining, provided tEat
the work shops now constructed Do
furnished with the necessary machinery
and power, for the purposeof utilizing
the labor of the convicts, and the heating
Of the buildings. Heretofore much OF the
labor of the convicts has been employed
in the construction OF buildings ana
walls, which are now about completed.
There is, Therefore, great necessity for
machinery and power, to enable the con-
Wet labor to be proftably employed. we,
therefore. recommend an appropriation
of at least ten thousand dollars Tor TINS
purpose, as recommended by the Board
OF Directors.
Your committee have Investigated GER
tain charges preferred against the Su'
perintsndent and Clerk by j. Z. Israel,
and will report specially upon the same
VIM. H. TARR,
Chairman Senate Com.
w. n. CHANCELLOR,
Chairman House Com.
On motion of Mr.. Shirt, the report
was adopted. A.
A message from the Senate by Mr..
Johnson announced the adoption by thai
BODY OF Senate Joint Resolution No. IL
authorizing the joint committee charged
with the duty OF IDquirlng into the rates
of freights and travel on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, to sit after the present
session of the Legislature, in which thu
House was asked TO concur.
Subsequently, on motion OF Mr., hoon
the resolution was taken up and con
CURED ID.
Adjourned.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WA NTED.

GOOD STEADY GIRL AS COOK.
A W0sher and Ironer In q family In
karnesyiiie, Ohio, TO whom good wages
will he paid. References required. Apply
ar S FIFTEENTH STREET, Wheeling,
w Va Tor two days. IeziQ
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A Man of a Thousand

w HEN DEATH WAS HOURLY EX.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
was experimenting, he accidentally Inade
a preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured bis only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt oftwo STAN ps, 10 pay
eXpences. Hemp" also cures nfght
sueaIs, nausea al the stomach, and will
6ieak fresh cold in "a hours. Address
Shaddoek q Co., .02 Race Street, PhiJa
oeiphla' naming this paper. bo2Sta
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. CARD.

a CARD.
vJ,O ALL, WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth.
nervous weakness, early de :ay, loss OF
manhood, &C., wi send a receipt that
will cure you, Free of Charge. rms greaI
remedy was discovered by missionary IT
South America. Send a seli-addressed
envelope To the Rev. Joseph T: lnman
Station ID, Bib g House, New York City.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Faulkner, from the Committee on
Counties, Districts and Municipal Cor.
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vision Of the Home Mission Board, read the re-
port Of the committee, which was adopted.
The special committee appointed TO drafs
memorial Of the deceased members Of the CON.
vention reported - members dece ased since last
session OF the convention, Thos. Stocks, Kichard
Fuller, VIM. Williams and VIM. y. Broaddus,
and recommended that . memorial notice De
spread upon the minutes.
The committee on time and place for holding
the next convention reported, with the recon-
mendstion that the convention be held at Nash
vile, Tenn, in the First Baptist Church, on the
second Sunday in May, 1878. -,
Rev. J. L. M. Curry, LII. D., OF Virgins, VIII
deliver the convention sermon; alternate, heV'
Il. Fl. Carroll, OF Texas.
The convention then took recess until 1:5o
p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
At 7:30 the convention again came TO oroer.
The resolution introduced on Friday, extend
ing the homo mission work, having been made q
special order for Saturday, at 7:3O p. M, was
taken up, and, after come discussion, was
adopted. Rev. J. II. Tichenor offered the reso-
luton. which was adopted, and which provides
that more means be solicited to extend the Work
Of homo missions.
A resolution was then offered requesting Rev.
DR.. Winkler TO publish In the Alabama Bdpttst
the address delivered by him before the conven-
ton on Italian missions, and that oil denomina-
ton papers in the South be requested TO publish
the same. Adopted.
After signing hymn and prayer, the Pres-
dent delivered an address to the convention,
which adjourned sine die.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

LAST FoREvER.-We often have thought what
pleasure it would be to recall to mind the
image Of the dear ones who have long since
passed away. Why is it that the pictures OF
them are all faded and gone? Ask the photo
graphers Of those days. The Lambert process
had not been discovered then. About eighteen
years ago the first experiments were made with
the now famous invention, and ever since that
time it has been worked upon, until now it has
reached perfection. Theo. Lilienthal, 12l Canal
street. with that perception which the love for
his profession quickens, grasped at the idea, and
purchased from the inventor the right to use his
process in this State. Pictures taken by Theo.
Lilienthal never fade, but last forever.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

ACADEMY or MUsIo.-The management Of
this popular theatre have prepared for the cur
rent week q very attractive programme. On
Wednesday evening the thrilling and romantic
performed here for long period, will be pre-
scented. It is, perhaps, one OF the most Effective
pieces Of the sensational type OF rnelo-drama,
and ii Is cast to the full strength OF the company
favorable reception. At the matinee On Saturday
it will be repeated the occasion OF its last repre-
sentetion.
On Friday night, the 18Th inst, J. Stirling
Comes clever comedy, sA Widow Hunt" in
three acts, altered from his own comedy Of
"Everybodys Friend" will be given for the first
time this season.
| THE GRAND FErE CHAMpETRE. The bad
weather yesterday caused postponement OF the
| fete champetre, to be given at Carrollton Gar
dens, to Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
promenade concert will delight the lovers OF good
music from 4 to o'clock, and after that hour the
rollicking Reed and the entire Academy company
will appear in comedy, farce and songs and
dances, the entertainment to close with grand
soiree dansante on the immense platform Of the
gardens; the whole making novel and highly
| enjoyable entertainment. The proprietor Of the
| garden and the management OF the New Orleans
| and Carrollton Railroad Company will lend their
ass stance to make the fete great success.
ANOTHER GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. = Another
OF the g.. Patrick's parochial residence, is
announced to take place on Thursday and Fri.
day, May oath and 25th, under the title Of straw
berry festival, and which will also include the
presentation Of exquisite tableaux, comprising
| 'sFairy Land" "a Rustic Festival" and FAIRY
| and Peasant" che preparations for this enter
tainment, which promises to be one OF the most
| brilliant OF the season, will occupy contin-
ually the attention Of the ladies' and gen
| tlemen Of Sc. Patrick's parish until the day
on which it is to take place, and no efforts, we are
satisfied, will be spared TO present the tableaux
10 as complete and elegant form Is can posi-
bly, be done. We invite the attention Of our read
ers TO the long list Of patrons of this splendid
affair, in order that they may become fully con-
| vinced Of the enjoyment there is in store for
them. The price Of admission has been fixed at
fifty cents, children twenty-five cents, which are
sums that will permit the humblest persons 10
give lending hand to the worthy enterprise.
TIE AMARANTH SOCIAL CLUB-Will give this
evening repetition Of their enjoyable picnic Of
last year at the Carrollton Gardens.
SANS SoUcI CLUB.-This club gave charming
entertainment last evening at the Magnolia Gar.
den. We are really thankful for the invitations
sent to the DEMOCRAT to attend.
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THE BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Third Days Proceedings.

ImF0 nay FrOEcen1nEs.
The convention was called to order at a. m,
Rev. James P. Boyce in the chair.
The 6S5th psalm was sung, after which prayer
by the Rev. T. W. Bib, OF Kentucky.
The President, Rev. J. P. Boyce, resigned the
chair to Vice President 7. J. Evans, while he in
troduced @, r. Blackwell, III. D., OF Chicago TO
the convention, who addressed the convention
on the subject OF the fraternal relations which
should exist between Northern and Southern
Baptsts.
Iurer made reports, which were received.
A motion was made and carried limiting
speeches to FIVE minutes on any subject before
the convention.
The report Of the committee which was made
4 special order for ii a. m. was taken up.
Rev. Dr. Winkler, of Alabama, and Rev. L. B.
Voolfolk, of Kentucky, spoke at some length
upon the recommendations contained IN the re-
port.
adopted as read.
The committee on amendments to the consti-
tuition reported, recommending that several
changes be made in that instrument, but the
time having arrived for recess, the convention
adjourned for one hour to partake of lunch.
at one o'clock the convention again met, Presi-
dent Bcyce in the chair.
Rev. Mr.. Crane, OF Texas, offered as an amend
ment to the constitution resolution changing
the time OF holding sessions of the convention
from annual to biennial.
Rev. Mr.. Landrum moved the previous ques-
ton on the report OF the committee on amend
ments to the constitution.
No quorum present, and summons of the
convention was ordered
quorum was reported and the question ofthe
Adoption Of the report was put. Seventy nine
voted for adoption, and two-thirds not voting in
the Affirmative the report recommending changes
in the constitution was not adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Woman's
Work on Foreign Missions was read and adopted.
The chairman Of the Committee on Coiored
Population submitted his report, which recon-
mended that the Home Mission Board make re-
newed exertions among the colored people.
Several members OF the convention spoke at
length upon this report, alter which the report
Rev. 4. NJ. Newman (colored) addressed the
convention:
, A resolution was offered and adopted that
delegation of five members of the convention be
appointed to attend the convention Of Northern
Bapt,sts to be held in Rhode Islaed.
Rev II. T. Buckner, from the Greek Nation,
read the report OF the Committee on Indian Mis-
sion Schools, and spoke at some length on the
Importance Of propagating schools among the
Indians.
The report was adopted and the chairman Of
the Committee on Wild Tribes, under the super
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13
Southern Patents.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins, Solicitor OF Patents, No. n
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEMO
Graf the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week ending
April II, 1877:
Louisiana-Joseph Jouet, New Orleans, caveat
wheels for elevating water Adolph ALBERT and
Joseph Drexler, Algiers, washing fluid John O.
Meads and David Israel, Donaldsonville. cane
cutters J. J. Paquette, gauge glass.
Alabama-5. v. Pattillo, Greenville, saw fling
machine.
Texas--G. 2. Lindsay, Sherman, leather-cus
ting gauges.
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TO PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIyEs.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. !
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans Mav 1877


beg to call your attention to the 9th section
of Act No. 80, passed April 10th, 1877. reorgan-
izing the Board of Health, as follows:
SECTION Q. Be it further enacted, etc. That it
shall be the duty of the attending Physician or
MfdWife. at toe birth OF any child in the parish
OF Orleans, to report the same to the Office Of
the Board of Health within twenty-four hours
Of the same; and it shall be the duty OF the
father, or in his default. of any person present
at the birth Of any child, to report within TWEEN
ty-four hours from the date of such birth at the
Office OF the Board of Health, such birth. which
report shall be recorded in presence OF two wit
nesses, and shall as nearly as possible show the
date. hour. street and number thereof. Of such
birth, the sex of the child and its name. the
names OF the father and mother, their nation
atty age. occupation and residence. and the
names OF said witnesses.
l respectfully urge your cooperation in a
matter OF SO much importance to science as that
OF the vital statistics of New Orleans.
Very respectfully
SAMUEL CHOPIN, NJ. D.,
President.
B. F. TAYLOR. IL. D.. Secretary.
my1s SuWedSu
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MIR. Philip Werlein, the great Southern piano
dealer, is still in the lead Of the trade, and he is
determined to maintain his reputation for cheap
price, liberal termssnd fair dealing. He lets none
20 unsatisfied. His Chickering pianos the most
perfect pianos in the world, will soon be found in
every fashionable parlor, and he has pianos for
every one from $25 upwards. Give him call,
and If you are not suited it will not be Mr.. WIS
fault.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

GRANITE IRoNwARE.- Messrs. Rice, Born i
Co., No. 81 Camp street, are the agents for this
ware, which is very highly spoken OF by the most
scientific chemists in the United States, and have
furnished testimonials to that effect, which are
attached to the advertisement in another COL
made OF this material are perfectly free from
poisonous substances. This fact alone should
make families purchase utensils manufactured
from this material.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE.

II is OF the utmost importance to insure the
SUCCESS Of this days programme that all those
intending to participate will strictly observe the
published orders OF Arrangement. so as not to
delay or prolong the ceremonies beyond the
time fixed.
= Punctuality in assembling by the committees,
parochial delegations officers and invited guests
respectfully urged. xr,.,rrv
mv1a1t Grand Marshal
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We would call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. b. Il W. Croner. On account Of high
rent and dullness in the dry goods business, he
proposes to sell his entire stock OF goods at
greatly reduced price. Parties aesrous OF pur-
chasing dry goods will do well to read Mr.
Croner's advertisementin another column.
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PoRr EADs, MAY II, 1877.

PORT EADs, May II, 1877.
To W. ]. Karner, Secretary South Pass Jetty
Company:
Please inform parties interested that Pass a.
POutre, on the line OF cur mattrass sill, is free
from all Instructions the entire width Of the pass
e. L. CORTHELL. Resident Engineer
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READY MADE SuITs.-M. L. Byrne & Co. invite
special attention to their ready made suit depart
ment. Tomorrow, and during the week. they
will offer the largest assortment ever shown in
this city, at prices for full suits from 81 80 and
upwards. ALI suits made to fiji without extra
charge
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

L'OR sALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
l. dence and extensive grounds Of Judge NJ.
Pearl streets. Seventh District. 1CarroIlton J
about I2o feet from ST. Charles street are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots covered
ing.) fig and other choice fruit trees. The i'm
provements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble manteis. hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for poultry. ETC.. etc. Inquire at 20
st. Charles street, or on the premises, or ad-
dress Postoffce. Box 243a apl7tf
L,OR SALE-ONE FIRST-CLAsS TICKET
Il to Richmond, Va, and two frst-class Tick
cts to st, Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. 10 st.
Charles street. mhs@
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COPARTNERSHIPS

TYHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
L isting under the name Of TOOMER 4 PAYRE
is dissolved by mutual consent. The under
signed will carry On the business as usual,
New Orleans, May /, 1877.
mys* W. b, TOONRR l. co.
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Get your hats at the "Stone wall Jackson. "cor-
ner of Royal and st. Louis Streets
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Hand attachments for Grover Il Baker machines
can be had at Charities street, adjusted to
machine at your residence and no extra charge.
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At half price, for sixty days, Grover & Bake,
and Domestic Sewing Machines, Chartre,
| street.
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Get your hats 1t the ''Stonewall Jackson" co
ner Of Royal and st. Louis streets.
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Where to buy the best hat for the least money
the @. o. D. hat store, 26 st. Charles street.
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auspices Of
s r. 4 kfssaaas. NJ Mr. E E ? E. psRo
Mrs. Mrs. p W. W; fhr ifs Mrs. 8 Passan.
Mrs 4 chiapelia, Mrs Mrs. l. l. i so 5Sslainas'
Mrs. Y. 9. claiborne Mrs N. souis,
Yrs. ID. A. Ckanraix. Mrs. J. IT, StaufYeY
Mr. . psne gllIst Mr. sePRml
Mrs. A. d. May Mira d ME- Eett w. T. vaudry.
Lieut.. Gov L. A. Witt
PROGRAMME.
Part 1.
J. ovsrsprs 5 5y he = 8 18th Infantry Band
20 o"' Miss Corinne Bouligny. 'D0hi0s'''
g. First and Third Concert Solo for Flute,
Demersmann
Mr.. A. Livain.
D. All q" 'sf"su Miss L. B. Au0ef
o. ~ i'o'e'' ou Mr.. Van Hafien. H. i'oiiihe
6. Romance de Paul and virginie ~. Masse
Miss Corinne Bouligny.
Part 2.
Voloncello Accompaniment
Miss Corinne Bouigny and Prof. Muller.
% Mr. Van Huffen.
4. Air yorie Pour FL Flute rjvatn Reichart
& Air Bsuffe de Elisere Dan1ore DonizettI
Mr.. Van Huffien.
G. La Zngara BoIerol. Observation-Disclosures. Donizetti
Miss Corinne Bouligny.
Mr.. CARTIER, accompanist.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
PA. Lelong. Chairman;
Mr.. chas; s: Boarman, NJ. Geo. ?. May.
Mr.. ALI. Bouligny. Jr., Mr.. Geo. T. Agar.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Col. W. T. Vaudry. Chairman;
Mr.. Adolph Schneider. Mr.. b, A.. Pope.
Hon D. B. PENN Hon. Jules Aldige,
Col. w. E. Huger, Capt. W. /. Hodgson.
Mr.. VIM. Mott, Mr.. Albert f. May.
Mr.. Henry Chiapela Mr.. A. Fellsen,
Mr.. w. A. 8. Wheeler, Mr. Chas. b. Keep.
Mr. Edward Mccall Mr.. Henry Denegre
Mr. AldoiDh Plassan, Mr.. Phil. Buchanan
Mr.. r. A. Brousseau, Mr.. James Buckley.
Mr. A. K Brown, Mr., Emile Keynes
Mr. T. Forester, Mr.. A. b. Wheeler.
Mr. Thos e. Hanna, Mr.. Chas r. Soniat
Mr. Walter l. Bell Mr.. Arthur Blaehc,
Mr. Edgar Defour. Mr.. Andre Roman
Mr.. Arthur Mendes, Mr.. G. V. Labarre
Mr.. 4. Destephens, Mr.. A. G. Landry
TICKETS. ...........------ ...-..ONE DOLLAR
Reserved SEATS can be secured al thu
Hall upon the pay ment of fifty cents additional.
on the 18th and 18th Of May from 10 a. n. to 4
p
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert begins at
O'Clock. mys I'd
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FOR RENT.

g TYLER READS LIFE INSURANCE
-. Agency, 10 Carondelet street.-Parties de-
string new insurance, or to transfer their poll
cies for the purpose of obtaining absolute secu-
rity. are reminded that this old and established
agency has never placed policy In any com pa
ny which has failed. 1t offers to those seeking
insurance or reinsurance the best security lin
Guiding Massachusetts, equity non-forfefture),
the strongest companies, the most iudicious
plans. and the lowest rates in the United States.
rnv12
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John U. Adams, &c ST. Charles street, keeps 9
beautiful assortment of boys and mems hats.
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J. r. Walker, D. D. s., 1870 Delord street
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GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT
To be given at
GRUNEWALD HALL,
On Tuesday, May IL, 1877,
In compliment to
MISS CORINNE ROULIGNY,
With the assistance of Prominent Artists and
Amateurs Of this city, under the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13
IRY AUTHORITY.I
,ro,rt,nents by the dsoverno,

Parish OF Natehitoches r. Il. Jackson, L. Cho-
pin, William Payne, w. 3. Butler and A. V. Car
ter, police jurors.
Parish Of st. Charles Emile Rost, Phil. Ken
nsr, Rosemond Troseiair, Achiile ID. Bougere and
Norbert Tongue, police jurors.
Parish OF ST. James Thomas Mooney, police
Juror, vjce Ursin Boudreaux, resigned.
Parish of st. John the Baptist Octave Hymel
police Juror Utce J. Renaud, declined.
At an election held on the 7th day Of May, 1877,
in the town Of vermilionville, parish OF Lafsy-
cite, the following officers were elected and COM
missioned by the Governor:
John E.. Mouton mayor.
III. Mcbride, Fl. Landry, Jos. A. Chargois,
W, B. Lindsay, Charles Alpha, T. Louis Mouton
and Alfred Chargois, councilmen.
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THE GOLDEN JUBILEE.

THE GOLDEN JUBILEE.
The members OF the reception committee
whose names are mentioned in the following list
are respectfully requested to attend punctuallJ
on Lafayette Square, Sunday next the 18th inst.
at o'clock r. M, sharp.
A. JOSEPH MICHEL, Vice President.
John Connolly, Hacket,
Alex Schneider, FM Zegler.
Anatole Hincks, L l. Lacombe,
w Richardson, Emil Keynes,
Thos O'Neil, George Beher,
Jas Freret, d Cookery,
LANCE, ~ Bayie,
Thos Marley, Beanham
John Coleman, Nj Flynn,
las Schmidt, John McCloskey,
William Wilson, Evarlste Blanc,
Hugh McCloskey, Q Macs,
las b Coleman. Boyle Henderson,
Henry Blake, j w Heaiy,
F FLANAGAN. Thos Seehan,
J P Prudhomme, Or Casteuanos,
r NJ O'Brien, Galway,
Chas Maurian, Ed Bouhgny,
r Raimondv. Geo Dessommes,
Il Dessommes, III Cressy,
E Canonge, Chas Vatinel,
L Clarke, J Z Seaman,
M. O'Brien, Gen. A Blanchard,
A Schwartz, BE SImms,
Thos D Dimitry.
my12 2s G. CoLLIGNON, Chairman.
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READY MADE SUTTs.-M. L. Byrne d Go. invite
special attention to their ready made suit depart
msnt. Tomorrow, and during the week, they
will offer the largest assortment ever shown in
this city, ut prices for full suits from 50 80 and
upwards. All suits made TO fit without extra
charge.
J.R. Walker, D. d. s., 1870 Delord street.
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WANTED BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man situation as Watch
man, Porter Salesman or Driving Of any kind !;
is thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country If desired. Address W. c.. DEM
ocrat office. fe2Nf