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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
A HORSE WITH GOLD SHOES.
From tho Edinburgh Scotsman. |

ny instructions Of an American LADY, Miss Thorn.
son, who has been resident in Edinburgh for soma
time back, Messrs. Marshall Sons, jewellers,
Great George street, have manufactured a set
OF horse snoos OF solid gold, at tho cost Of
L2oo; aud on Friday a marc belonging 10 that
lady was shod In the precious the smithy Of
rroicssor Baird, veterinary surgeon, St. James
place The shoes are Of the ordinary size and
shape, and the nails with which they were Fixed
are also OF gold. The mare was aIterward con-
Vcyed 70 Messrs. Morris horse repository whore
shc has been AZ livery Tor tho past two months,
ana III Tue cour.e OF tho afternoon mounted and
ridden ABOUT mo yard by Miss Thomson. The nmal
was purchased Tor her present owner OF Messr
hor's sales about Two years ago, and since then mas
made voyage across the Atlantic. Miss Thomson
aud her stosd lott Friday night Tor Lon
don en- route, 1t ~ supposed, for America
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A FORGIVING SPIRIT.

John Cavanagh, OF No. 306 East Twonty-sxh street,
quarrcllcd with Patrick Kelly IN saloon la twenty
ninth street, between Second and Third avenues,
ngnt before last Kcly, It seems, bartender in tho
place, and Cavanash called for drinks and then re-
fused TO pay Tor them. Then the quarrel in Tho
course OF which, is alleged Bernard Bradley, VINO
was III the saloon, unlooscd bull dog nnd II upon
him. ABOUT The same time Kelly Knocked CavanHgh
down with a cup. Inc dog sprang upon the PROSTATE
man, seized HIM by the and bit the ccs out 10
tue bone Tho shouts oil The men, the barking oil the
dog and the srieks OF the fortunate Cavanagh drew
n Large crowd outside tho saloon door. officer MUIR
phy, OF the Twenty-nrst precact, arrested Kelly aud
bradley; but Cavanagh, In tho Fiity-sovcnth street
Court yesterday refused 10 press the charge against
them, aud they were discharged
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FUNERAL SERVICES IN MEMORY OF HENRY
LELAND.

FUNERAL SERVICES IN MEMORY OF HENRY
LELAND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
BOSTON, Dec - 1871
Services ovor the remains OF tue late Mr. Henry
Leland, the Boston artist, who accidentally shot hpI
self in Paris In The carly part OF tho present month";
held this forenoon ~ the Shawmut Universalist
Church In presence OF large number OF relatives and
friends Tno remains were encloscd in u metallic
burial casket which was contained In ono OF oak,
bound with iron straps. On the latter was plate in
scrbed with tho name oil deccased with tie date Of
death, December D. aud the twenty-sevcn years.
The lid vi tile Case was covered WIN Horal
tributes anu many designs In nowcrs were hung In
OF the pulpit, wniic large pillow and crown,
the former with Tue name Hcnryh IN colored flowers
OH u white ground, contribution from Mlss Anna
Louise Cary, placed near the caskct Tho choir
oil the church sang appropriate Selections anu the re-
gIous services were performed by Rev. Mr.. Munson,
the pastor OF the church. Rev. DR.. A. ~ Miner de-
hvcrcd brief culogy the deceased. The remains
were conveyed to South Walpole whero they viii be
Inferred IN tue family tomb Tho pa!lDcasers wero
Mcssr- William Ricn, Charles White, j. Frank Hnk-
ley aud Ii. +. Guild
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FOREIGN RI.

c. Raabc, professor OF Iocomo.ion and ode haute ecole
d'equitation" criicises adversely in q letter and
drawing III LIistratton Of December the position of
the ioreiegs oi the Peragus In NJ Mcrce's group ella
Gene ucs Arts"
NJ Lauzrott, the sculptor has jus. flushed Tor the
Exposition oil 1878 u large and grand funeral monu
ment Win tho sarcophagus In red marble.
q. p. Boyce was recently elected member Of the
English society oi Painters IN Water Colors
II. Wallis writes about the Berlin Callers In the
Autenaunt Of December 8.
The same number contains exhaustive crique
on Winter Exhibition 81 the Society Painters
IN Water Coors in which states that there are COM
parativcly few works of mark but q good general
average
The Academy has a short critque the color
exhlbillon by W. II. Rossetti and one on the coec-
ton III old masters AZ tho Grosvenor Gallery W +.
Wedmore.
Gustavo Dor6 is at work On group for the EXPOSE
ton Of 1878 OF death Sufocating Genius with Palm
LeayeRv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
4 LOAN EXHIBITION IN BROOKLYN.

There has recently been opened IN sho lecture and
Sunday school room OF tue Lafayette Avenue Prcsby.
tcrian Church, IN Brooklyn, 4 loan exhibition Of
painting, sataary, objects OF art, bric-a and
necdicwork, gotten up by the Young Peoples Asso-
cation 81 That body. We must confess that were
astonshcd during recent vsit at the merit vi the
affair. aud regret that line display docs not seem
TO meet with much encouragement In the Guy OF
Churches. CuriousIy the project It Is stated had It's
inception at The same time with that OF the Decora-
tive Art Society ut the National Academy. and the
promoters say that they only heard Of Tho New York
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ST. AIMS cHuRcR FAIR.

The fair in aid OF st. AIMS Church, OF From
and Gold streets, Brooklyn, was brought to
ful close Thursday night This gratifying fact haa
given rise much rejoicing in the poor noighoorhood
In which ST. Anus Is situated, II being not very
markabe for It's wealth. But the benevolent people
residing in the vicinity proved equal 10 tho occasion
aud responded with enthusiasm 10 the call oil their
PASTOR Rev. j. J. McMeeL AS token Of their admra
lion for his efforts mis- parshioners voted him costly
STOLE an event that brought tho fair TO happy tor
mir ufiu
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SIIrDIn NOTES.

Frank Waller is hard at work finishing up his picture
of the "Cadei Of Caro- from the Deser,.' J. A. HEX
king just flushed neat liite scene Giaston
bury, Conn, with nice distance. ine effect of light
breaking through the foreground trees aud cattle
water in the foreground. There is another recently
completed, midday scene on me Connections River,
near GiastoL bury very leDdefly Treated On another
easel is u very charming twiilgft scene with fine
polacn ;, lections the waters OF mars,y creek,
and good effcc: OF the distant village seen in
cleaning
Marslon Rcam is at work on and has finished some
OF his carefully painted stiil lie pictures.
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exhibition after theirs had been decided upon. We
must say tina, this Brooklyn exhibition in room,
at least holds very we'll The objects have all
been loaned by tho church members
There are some ono hundred and thirty paintings
hung in the lecture room, which very artistic
ally disposed many bronzcs. and At ono end OF which
are ancient cabinets filled with bric-a-brac and the
wall above collection Of arms and trophies loaned by
Mr.. E. Il. Durkco
or the paintings a notable and interesting group Is
that formed by twenty paintings by Frederick A.
Bridgeman, member OF tho church and the American
pupil OF Gerome and considered his best pupil, who
has risen 10 prominent position in art. These Pic
lures which are loaned by different owners include
his Grst work. boys head: his fine "Tcte aTete -
NORMANDY Peasant Girl I" the admirable pride OF
trait by himself. hts "woman OF Kabzla," "Ramescs
H." and his very admirable large work, "Fcle in tho
Among the other pictures arc number or sold
Masters loaned by J. a. ncCormlek and others.
ing the Strcainn Joseph Jefferson, the actors,
ssAutumn," with some tine qualities Of light; James
~ Harris Coming storm" and Ms fine The
py Veysrassat, s.fhe MONDAY Rest;'' several limo
water coiors BY John Faulkner, II. A. James Ward,
mann; Dciacroix's ''Dcath OF tho Standard Bearer"
a fine example OF the !amented Aran Boost, ''fhc
& ana Or he ras
Chinese pupil OF Sir Joshua Reynolds, Henry Peter
Gray's Lighting the Cigarette" landscape and
sheep BY ommiganck; medallion head by Charles
Caverlcy; HubDard's .'Scnt Nook" and W. 5.
Mounts Banjo Player"
There IN the Sunday school room collection Of
forty cngrav,ngs and etchings loaned by Mr. Keep
pei, with some very good names
Among the statuary arc '.Cnsar AuGustusu and
nun found Al P0mpcii aud hcrcuian. UNI; r. IL.
Parke's s'Eary Sorrow" j. Durham, Sr.'s, GO 10
Sleep" and Mrs Ercemans water Nympn.n Tic
collection OF antiquities curiositcs varied and
interesting. The chairman OF tho executive commit
lee is Mrs. Theodore l.. Cuyler I he exhibition re-
mains open until eleven O'Clock Christmas Night but
IL is b. hoped that encouragem, cnUugh Will be
gwen 10 induce the committee To extend the time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23

CHARACTERISTIC TRIAL IN IRELAND-AN Ex-
FENIAN PRISONER PROSECUTED BY A RACK
RENTING LAND REORGANIZATION OF
IRISH PEASANT MIsEnY-A POPULAR
TRIUMPH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR LEvEE WORK.
:. State or LOUISIANA.

ETATE OF bCudHIANA,l
Executive Department, I
New Orleans. December TO- 1871
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY, December 1b. at 10 M. for the
construction OF the following levees:
Anger and Courier levee. Ibervile parish.
Adams levee. Iberville parish.
Cufleld levee Ascension parish.
Druilhet's levee. st, James parish.
La Pice levee. st. James parish.
Watson levee st. John parish.
Plans. profiles and specifications of the above
works will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineers Office between the eleventh and If
teenth of December.
Proposals shall DO addressed to the under
signed. each one Endorsed for the particular
levee on which the bid Ia made.
Sealed proposals must contain a deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard of the es-
timated contents MP to ten thousand yards. and
an additional quarter Of one cent for every yard
over, to be forfeited to the State in case Of the
failure OF the contractor or bondsmen to qualify
within ferty-eight hours after adjudication. or
else the bondsmen must be present at the OPEN
ing of the bids, prepared to sign immed iately.
The Board reserves 10 itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
r. T. NICHOLAS,
tPer b. M Harrod.l
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers, dell I'd
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RAuLRAD DEPARTURES.

The followip were among the departures by
the Mobile fasIine Sunday and Monday even
ines Howard otter and family. New York .
John Banse, ontgomery. Myer Hecht, Balti-
more: Rev, y La ROGUE. st, Louis: Il. g. Lis
uuireaus, Nv York John Dunnlng. Philadel
s,hia. A. J,oenthal. Evansville; II. Woods, Bal
simore; a. I Hararove and J. Vaughn. Jack
sonville; JP. glonto,, Memphis; r. N, Davis.
Montgomy. s. +. Chsman. Richmond; D. H.
NJ <. Poo. New York b. q. Walker. Meridian
al. q. Mehe, Chicago; Hon. r. PlunkeH and
servant, hgland. via New York; J. B. Hanell-
CAVE Cav a1 P,tsburg; Geo W. Wood and Mrs. i. Il.
Wood, Ttimore; B. r. Brown and wife. Column
bus Ga Thos g. Johnson and Il. NJ kincsy,
Cairo; \. Carter, New York; .. Page; Bos :
ID. Ghelier. New York: Geo. J. OGrady. Vt.
Louis James Patterson. Pittsburg; H. A. Boz
dine I'D wife. Chicago: q. H. Cole, st. Louis
Cant III. Pell, Louisville.
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HOTEL. ARniyAI,r

ST, UHARLTs HQTEI,,,A ~ y. oo ,.,ss ( u
Merr.t Pensacola. u 4 Pors PIttsburF + Hon l,,
NV YORK. hefheb 81 Ogden uted states Seast
afysy hawarSS dsy a HiFe r rSsss Gh
isss2 e dspt Ysa ep' ssrr, ~ pglana; hippin
England Or " yonassmhp PARE Esw 1a a9ES
ma Rice New HaveF sa gent B lsjfa 81
icuis i q Bush. Noble John Henry, Mobiles
sf hg JANIS sh HifodTRG1.P K Mayors Hands
hGp Mss nartya a, N West MRsd5mb CIV ms:
ssy, slas fhss Mite + Florida; W QqMsr,sy
slsa sns v Fstd' XII 9'Metsan My fggk; .
groove. columbus hss; Edward + Roy, Lo = +
M afIe Ms M5sf Bh eIEY aerserd and vile
Nlshohon pr IL R DAY Bat I}| RoHss smeS
vicf saga a mIaH wp Price Moss Point Perry
rsr LoYaMapEb a p[sa P psss gght,s'as
we Hif Rlpa NV ;" 1be Ia; Miss Dordan. La,
g sanes, ks s,sAl stassls / vancleave
os SHY sY Yohs s95as as salss pa New
YORK, h Nj fancisco, i HRahm, Richmond; 4
MARI pshr ofsJ fases ii neilufst; Clarke. Nc
IYmb City; y DICK n Harry Smith ,na. 4 Z 4
Hnrlbnt. Mia: d ] / Felihousen 1 W Riley,
Chicago: ] 1allahap. ct Louis, M @ Currey.
Nashville; RMaths.s Fe g ADAMS; + Ry,
Il, II Chess. NV Yok. W G Madte Monroe
II Gregory, white and; L L Benson, Mount
garmef;. jams pnson. Monticello; Il W
Coast. John d Issnt. Lower goast; Ii w i
Lewis and wife. angipahoa;. . W Mooney,
Chicago; Geo Wson and wife Baton Rouge;
Geo w Whitwurtbbleveland DR. Burgess and
wife, Ht Mary. WI Tyler, New York , Il Peters,
Rochester; q j. lel ront Atlanta; OF Smith,
New York: JohsD Hanberry. ~ Louis; Thos
Forbes, city, IRA Needham. Chicago.
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---------------------4--- -
BOARDING.

POARDING-AT NO. 215 ST. CHARLES
- street. shady side. between Julia and 81. 81
Joseph streets. one Of the most Comfortable and
elegant residences In the city. House stands
alone, openings looking east and south. with
beautiful pleasure grounds attached. No tran
sient boarders taken. deg3t
NELECT PRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
- ably furnished front rooms can be- oFyfainafs
with or without board. by the day, week orr
month. BY applying at the elegant private resif
dence No. JAG Carondelet street. PARTIES 1r
search OF home comforts will find this q rskfxT
opportunity. A fine bathroom also attached f<y
the house. References exchanged. je99 tfT Il
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COMPREHENSIVE.

u b. PENROsE HAS WITHDRAWN HIS
-. connection from the firm Of GEO. b. WILL
HANSON II CO., engaged In the sale OF wood
and coal. Geo. b. Williamson will Continue
the business at the old stand corner of Laurel
and Philip streets, and assume the settlement
of all It's affairs.
New Orleans. December 8. 1877. dec 3t
THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, MR. X. N.
Montgomery, gill cause no change In the
business of II. N, g. b. j, MONTGOMERY,
which will be continued as heretofore.
BENZ. j. MONTGOMERY,
de4 CHAS. KIRSCH.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-DR. w. BILLIE, sPE-
Nl caist for all Chronic Discusses. Private
Diseases and Female Diseases. has Just re-
turned from Europe. Office. 1854 Canal street
between Baronne and Carondelet streets, up
stairs. Nervous Debility Weakness. either
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured in n
short time. Private Diseases treated after new,
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest success. Chronic Diseases of
Liver. Lungs Throat and Skin treated by the
latest 4, and most approved methods Of Europe
full physician Is already years ago established
in New Orleans and vicinity, and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which is well known to the
public. Dr. Billie il graduate from one Of the
best colleges in Europe. and was for years as
sistant ph ysician to Prof. Rcord. Paris. Con-
situations and correspondence strictly conf
dental. Charges moderate. 154 Canal street
DIR. W. BILLIE 154 Canal street dec tt
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DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
II. c. s. LoNDeGs. NJ. D. G,esen,
Author Of @ y Is on Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State ~ ToaIs Of M Aaat0my'
Begs to inform the ' Citizens ems of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves of his services, that
may Be Consulted Til the ai D March next at
his Old rooms,
o Rampant street, Between Canal and
Customhouse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
3 D. M, and from till 8 D. IN.
DR.. DAVIDSON. having adopted as his line OF
practice the treatment and cure of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
branch Of Medical Science bearing specially on
h LII p 6k f5s1g t9R e1saf nr Toh
mental and physical debility and the loss Of all
vitality, and his long and varied experience In
the beet European together with
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
1t is, however, desirable that at least one per-
sonal interview should be had, II practicable.
DIR. DAVIDSON, especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care Of ignorant charlatans have only in
creas ed their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and 1absrs with in
tellgence to advance 1t In the respect Of men.
Is bene factor to mankind, and the high esti-
nation in which DIR. DAVIDSON is held by
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma.
nent Cure.
DR.. ,DAyIEsoN's work. :. Practical observa-
TONS, now in its Tooth edition, will be found a
valuable guide. and may be had. bound in
cloth, price Is cents by addressing the author,
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No. 9 Rampant street.
between Canal and t'ustomhouse. New Orleans,
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postoffice.
DR.. DAVIDSON may be consulted at No.
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st of March,
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street,
st, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to .. m, and from
to D. m. Sundays. 10 a. m till p. m. only
nos 6m
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION
New Orleans, December 4. 1877.
thereby give notice that meeting of this
Board will be held on TUESDAY the 18th inst,
at 10 o'clock M. at the Speakers room, State
House. Interested parties are requested to
attend. ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and Elk -offlcio Secretary of the Board
de5 1w
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I. LOUIS INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
Established in 1917

Established in 1917
MIS-. T. Il. MATTHEY. Principal.
All the branches of finished education, In
both English and French. are taught by pro-
fessors of superior knowledge and science
German and Spanish languages also taught
Music. vocal and instrumental. receives spe-
cial attention.
Glasses for thorough course in model and
In object Drawing will be reorganized early in
the session. Also. Painting In Oil and In water
colors.
For further information apply at the st,
LOUIS INSTITUTE, 275 Dauphine street, be-
tween Ursulines aud Hospital.
sci 3m SaSu6Th
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yITANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERT ENCE
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. NJ. care Of Democrat Office. no2i tt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
esoyernesses. a,ornpnnIars. etc

G0veFnesses, companions, ETC.
WANTED A LADY or EXPERT NCE,
give good references, q position as goyernesss
pr teacher b.. IL school T. fully competent a to
Address L. NJ, care OF Democrat Office. noa tt
Cocks. Nurses. Chambermaias. Etc,
yNArTED - by A VERY RESPECTABLE
w white woman who understands French
Creole and Spanish styles of cooking, employ
Snt stsst sm Appy d No 500 pa
A. IT,, Democrat office. dell st
WANTED-BY A FIRST GLASS COOK, A
w place In respectable family and can give
the best OF references Address No. no., corner
Constance and Race streets. deli 3t
W1ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A
work. Address J. H., Democrat office. deli st
XHrANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT
W able middle aged woman, to cook and as
sIst in h2Snsework for small family. Apply
at LOG Calliope street for B. w. delo st
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w girls. one as cook one to do housework or
Democrat office dec
NTANTED-A SITUATION TO COOK AND
w assist In housework by No. cook Best
city reference given If required. Address, NJ.
Demoerat office dec
WANTED-A SITUATION by A REsPECT-
w able woman, as nurse. is capable Of teach
Ing the first rudiments In English has five
years reference from HOT lHSG place.. llGHSA
call or address Eva, ss Gaiennie st., for three
days. DEG 3t
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able person for nursing and house work.
City references If required. Address B.. NJ, o.
this office. dec ct
MTANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY QOMPE-
w tent woman, a situation as washer and
lroner. Apply at the corner of ST. Thomas and
Race streets, at the bakery. deli 9t
w ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w o situation as cook. ON give. refer
enee from last place employed. Address 81
south Prieur street. des ut
M AMT EDDY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w q situation TO cook In private family in
the city. Good references given Ii required.
Address A. NJ, Democrat office. des 3t
WANTED "A SITUATION AS COOK
w washer and ironer in q small family
Apply Mt No 1893 Dryades street. der
| WANTED BY TWO RESPECTABLE G. RI,S,
w situations to cook and do housework. or
wash and iron. Address No. 102 Third street.
| between st. Patrick and st Denis. DEF Ivy
II
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INTERESTING 70 THE LADIEs.-Messrs. M. l..
Byrp& Co.'s establishment ia filed with beau
tlful holiday goods. which are offered at the
lowet possible price. They have just received
n LACE invoice of ladies and misses' .eloaks.
With will be sold fir m "a to $40. Their dress
gods such IA superb black silks, fancy. all
wei goeds, etc., have been marked down to the
lohst Notch. Parties wishing to procure bar
Rals had better call at once and inspect their
assortment, for we are convinced that this pop
l,lr establishment is the place to make little
utney go q long way.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
Clerks and statesmen.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EXPERT
w eneed in the grocery business, employment
as salesman. or In any capacity he can serve.
Is accustomed to hard work and will be salts
fed with moderate wages. References given.
Address b. H., Democrat Office. deli ct
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A sTTUA-
w ton Has had several years experience
in grocery business, writes good hand and
smart at figures. Can give the best OF reference.
Address J. FL. d., this Office. dec at
WANTED--A SITUATION IN A WHOLE
w sale or retaiD grocery store by u young man
who has had several years experience in q
country store. Willing to work for living sal
airy. Address g. K. care this office. se3otf
WANTED-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. II. D..
Democrat Office Eet6f
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L,OR sALE--A NO. MODEL BARGE AND
II one rake-covered barge. Apply TO. A. z.
DUMAY, II Union street. dec 1t
L,OR sALE-ONE NEGRO BOY. 8 YEARS
IL old, feet high; weight 200 pounds. Said
boy was raised In Kentucky; and at the same
time offer a fine assortment Of top and no top
Buggies and Barouehes and o new style OF doc
tors Buggies, all Of which will be sold to suit
the times. Gall and examine at once. No So
Carondelet street.
no25 i'm l.. r. MADDOX.
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NANE WAGONS AND CANE CARTS OF
sizes o Uars rees
assortment and lowest priced Farm and Cotton
Wagons in this market; Levee Barrows and
perior article, Spokes. Felloes. Shafts Wagon
Material Halls Flows and Wheeling Nails. Be-
ing manufacturers, we can sell Mt the lowest
prices, and give reliable guarantee.
Depot-127 and 129 Common street.
dec 1w BODTEY BROTHERS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11

w able middle aged woman, to cook and as
sist in housework for q small family. Apply
at LOG Calliops street for B. w. de10 st