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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

TDPARTNERSHIP-MR F. o. TREPAGNIER
~ and Mr.. HENRY DELERY have an interest
in our firm from and aftert is date.
VOSE BROTHFRS.
New Orleans n Nyamhar1 1877 moi l0t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
Uncle Remus's Revival Hymn.

Oh! whar shall We 20 wen de great day comes,
W I'D de Dlowlh' Nv de ruI pei and de Dangln
NV ue drums?
How many po sinners IL be cotched out late,
An me no latch To the goblin gate!
No use Ier Ter wait [ We'll tOmorrer!
De sun muSin [ set Oh yO Sorrer,
Sill ) eZ sharp Ell Il bamboo DrIer-
y, Lord! 1etcn de mo ners up h CHER,
Wen de nashuns NV de earf is a stannin' all
aroun',
Who'Sa gWIne ter be chosen fer ter wear de
gloly crown
Who a gWIne fer ter stan stiff -kneed an
DoI,
An answer to dere name at de calm NV de
rol?
You better come now eff you comm
ole satan Is loose an Il DuInmin-
DE whtelS NV ues,rucShin is a nulnmin'-
On, come along, sinner, Ell you comm.
De song Nv salvation is a mighty sweet song,
An de Iaradlse Win blow TAI an bow strong;
An Alderman ) buZZum IS SAT an IT'S wIue,
An datS>de place whar lie sinner oughter
hue! =
No use ter be stoppin' and lOohin',
FL you TOOL via satan you'll git took in;
You III hang on dc edge an GIT snuOk III,
II GU Keep Oh a Stoppln' an u OokIn.
Let de salvasnun sun sAiaS s4ooI' IN 70 lace,
Fight de batLleS NV de Lord, night soon an
light late,
An you II alters tine a latch on de goldin gate.
NO use fer ter wait Jwell tonIorrer-
De sun mustn't Set On yo Sorrer;
Sins eZ sharp eZ a bamboo Drler-
AK dc Loru Ter ter 1etcn you up higher.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
A GOOD TURN.

1t was not intended in the Ma
g%ilvray family that Miss Alice OF
that name should marry Eugene
Descamps. Not that young Eugene
was not good enough for the said
Miss Alice, but that, beng exceed
ingly pretty, bright, and attractive,
she might 10 better, us the phrase
goes, and the MagIIyrays were great
~ IN need OF her DONG better. In
their old days they used to be some
bodies; now, OWING to disaster.
poverty, Ill luck, anu lack of en-
JerprIse, they were nobodIes. Ii
Alice, the Hover OF the family.
should have Il success matrimonial
ly, 1t would bring her much less
lovely sisters INTO connection where
they, comparatively speaking, might
do Well, and her brothers where
some sort OF business might meet
them. Mrs. AiagIIyray beguIIed
many a tedious nour IN specuIatIOns
Oh the advantages that would fol-
low Il brilliant marriage on AIlces
part; she saw her other girls III the
splendid dresses and Jewels that
tneIr wealthy DrUtner-ln-IaW would
give them; she saw her own home
Made yearly more delightful by the
delicate DuU expensive little atten-
lions OF Alice herself; and she saw
business chances absolutely throw
ing themselves 1T the BOYS feet. 1t
ali depended upon Alice ) vet meet
ing THIS millionaire vi a lover In
person before she became fatally en-
tangled with anybody else: and
here she was ~tancyIng herself in
love with that Eugene Descamps.
who having nothing but a profess
sion, would probably never be able
to give her any thing but a living.
Ana every time she saw them part
ing at the gate, or glancing across
the aisle III church, down would 90
all OF Mrs. MagIlyray's dreams,
like Alnaschar's tray of glasses.
Il don't know why | should be
expected to bring up the family"
Miss Alice would cry. If the
girls want to marry well, I'm will
ing. Let them marry themselves.
To marry Eugene would be marry
ing well enough for me. If you'd
told me about 1t before, ma, I'd
have tried never to look at Eugene;
but It's too late now"
"How is 1t possible" Mrs. Mag
would exclaim, rolling up
her eyes, and IN her most tragic
manner, ''for a daughter to talk to
me IN such an unmaidenly style as
u don't know anything unmaid
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
13, 1877.

bliss of playing she had been born
10 ali this luxury. which, on her
first visit TO Alice, she found eclIpS-
ING all her imaglnlngS.
And sure that it would only bring
back all her old trouble of two
Years AGO should she see that evil
face in its dark beauty and with ITS
gash-like scar. Alice put on her hat
and cloak and stepped INTO the car
riace with Eugene and the offlcer
1t was "a strong contrast that was
presented bv Allces entrance INTO
that dark place where hat group OF
fettcrcd. fierce-looking men, with
their generic co~untenances, were
detiled before her under their guard;
the brilliant. beamlng young wife,
with her shining HAIR, her SHINING
cyes-great, innocent eyes-her
snowy brow. her blooming cheek,
the sweetness on her trembling ups,
taking the one sunbeam that slant
ed through the place on her golden
brown yelvets and furs and plumes
Ike an aura of success and happl-
ness. She felt it herself. "Oh,
what have they done to be shut IN
here :" she cried ; and she burst
into tears. No, no !" she SAID,
looking up with streaming eyes, =
do not see a face | ever saw before.
In spite of the evasion she told the
truth !; the tears IN her eyes HIM
dered her seeing a single face among
them all.
They selected one man from the
rest and brought HIM nearer.
Have YOU no recollection of this
face :" they asked.
The dark and evil beauty Of that
face, with It's gash-like scar. Per-
maps the evil was wearing OF 1t;
perhaps that was only a look OF
earning petition for mercy-he had
Jeen merclful /; he could have taken
Ter life. And then, was 1t not to
u return Of that Will that she and
eugene owed everything? "Oh,
ion /, DON'T she cried, turning
,nd burying her face on her bus
Jand's arm, the very personlflcatlon
of the repulsion of innocence from
vice. Il told you | never saw II
Of them before, what more do you
want :"
And the man went back to his
trade, for there was nothing to hold
MIN. I'm living a new life" he
said to himself the night of his re-
turn, as he filled his pipe IN free
dom. But II good turn deserves
another, and LII be blamed If ever
let them know that poor jim broke
open the old desk IN the old house,
alter we'd forged that will and the
names of the dead witnesses, SOS to
oct hold of the bonds after the
Young man got hold of 'em. Jim
was ii master hand. Well, that
squares accounts, and now the pasts
wiped out like an old slate. But
shes plucky, and she played it well,
and Il beauty too-anG God bless
her God bless her -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
Fashions, Styles and Gossip.

Felt bonnets for Winter wear.
Marrow lace hounces are used.
-Pleated waists are fashionable.
-Chinchilla is a Winter favor
tie.
-Velveteen leggings for chill
dren.
Myrtle green is the popular
shade.
Fashion has resumed gold trim
mlngs.
Plush is used for collars and
cuffs Of cloaks.
Bows of narrow satin ribbon are
a %favorlte trimming.
As Winter approaches, short
skirts for outdoor wear have been
definitely adopted.
The newest shoe buckles are
Ike shawl pms, and they have the
name OF the Wearer.
Long slender brooches, with
earrings 10 match, are the fashion,
Die forms OF new Jewelry.
lhree-cornered handkerchief Of
all Kinds, with lace borders. are
USED Tor evening wear.
Among bridal ornaments this
ran, are bracelets and earrings OF
orange buds and blossoms.
duchess necklets are popular
~ So"H3 ladles. They are grace
1estoons Of flowers in lace.
-Paletots entirely covering the
afess are fashionable for little girls
LOT out door wear. They button
sIanIlngly, have deep collars, and
nave cu1fs, collars and pockets
edged with fur.
Mercedes, future Queen Of
SPAIN has a popularity; she is
rarely seen without coral ornaments
ol some sort. 1t is for this reason.
PROBABLY that coral has become very
laonIonable IN Paris; IA single row
o1 Inc coral beads now costs there
from $500, to $500.
buttons vary IN size, and are
ol really beautiful and often arts
TIC manufacture. Shaded pearl,
smoked pearl, set IN oxydized rims,
lark shell, ebony, vegetable ivory
and grained wood are all used IN
their composition. Coin buttons
ana Sequlns are still fashionable.
but the former are not considered
good taste, unless they are wrought
out OF the precious metals.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
The Law of Love.

Pour forth the ~Cil-pOur boldly forth'
1t viii not Iall, until
Thou faiIeSI vessels TO provide
Mniun IL may IdIgrlS hi.
MAXI cHa..nelS IoI the > 4eams OF love,
NAeIe 14es may broadly run;
AND ave mas ~ovCrAOW1ug o~tIednlS,
10 nll LneIn every one.
But if at any time We cease
such c~nanneiS 10 provide,
The very III of love Tor Us
Nil SOON he parched anu dried.
For We must share IL We would keep
Ihal blessing from above;
CeaoIng " give, We cease 10 have
SucA Is the law OF love. Trench.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
Forgiveness.

Sweet attribute divine,
The brilliant SUdr-Iike gem,
OutSiinlng each and al
In Mercy's dIadeIn;
With low and Jeuuer voice
That reinsurance gives,
Nnen the wOunued spirit
CnrlSGIan-lIhe TO- gives.
FaireSt and tendereSt thou,
The SISTER Twin OF Love;
The only emcIent power
ODdurate souls To move;
More potent Tar art Inou
Than force oI arms 10 quell
InSursent hearts oil men
Impatient 10 rebel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
With a Rose.

Go, lovely rose,
Tell he, tnaI wastes her time and Inc,
mat now SHE knows
When resemble ner u thee,
How sweet and IaIr she seelns 10 De.
-UuiieT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
Friendship.

Friendship Is no plant of nasty growth,
Though planted III esJeem.s deep-h1vd soil,
The gradual culture OIL kind Intercourse
Must BRING ii To perfection. Bd'H
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
Ya0tes'Qepartment.
P O e r Y
Loves Question.

Art thou not dearer 10 my eyes than light?
Dost thou not circulate through all my VEINS
Mingle with life and form my very SOU:
Young.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
DON'T DREAA

OF lelii:'G any MN n:tf9qrO you for { rsir oi
bo01S or gIdEs uiitil Jon Lnye sxsG,lnt the
stoak q r>>'iy.":-;ia lo:ihsf euytTinG4 nj
REMNANTS -. > .,5Eiss- i..'sl ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

3 TIE CaFann appeal referring to one
Of our old acquGintnnccS'. s,iyS: Col.
M EIstncr is aRaih with us. IIu
hns been at Virginia for son6' time
past; but will make Carson iia'fpIHro
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

.,4 TIE Enterprise otf3aturday snysgtlat
thefour Maopa reservation indrderrcrs
= William Dean Jerry Sloan, Isiae Nc
ManGs and Chhrles A. Newman Who
hive been iodged'in the sth,o Prison,
win, to!diy ,be ;brongLt' bafaFO Judge
HilIyer, Of the U. 8: District Court, on
,pwrit Of habeas corpus. The Attor-
peys Yor, the prisoners Judge Wells and
Robert CI9It, holding that the Govern
inent hns no jurisdiction in the case,
lhit'qnestion'is now to Bn tried.
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HALL reports from that place in re-
latioh IL Inc mia6tablG &atfor nnrs cor
rect, the the application Of SUMMARY
Justice should be made Mt once. -
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DON'T IMAGINE

For moment th=t you eSn Luy FANCY GOODS
any ehtsa:S tifE y6@ can at REISilARr'S.
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aOq5a 8DOH'T5 FORGET:

THAT TIE LARGEST AND BEST
escorted Hto'k Of DRY GOODS. CLOTH.
ING and GENERAL MERCHANDISE. can be
fonri at tho Old cEu.LlIshod br4ineA of b.
EE1NHARr& co. -
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San FR!AsHaS;IisSc6l STiGIcGkS REFoR1::

GEtTTtZg TIIpHi tT.--.-----;T a-rH gR-T
.7aii Is& ~ sisfFsV-9 lrl.'. aZlstuEY l
~ TUES Day sHiPTElM ' ~. 1877.
~ MO FsAErl zT3-a-- ,-ss,lry.s.4E ",
:" tfai -ffr .iss5 .G- az 'NsIFv# .'u..
#. .- ~ = Ets}.F .F.E, "a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

oAE.4RsiEp Davis, Tho Repply sher-
III who, In cold blood hnd without pro.
Vocation shot and kilied'n miner known
Ps"'ig Jack" h. Rqdie, the other dry.
10 reported as still ont and abroad OH
parole, md. the citizens nre talking
strongly OF giving him q dost OF lynch
~ =; ;. I"fIgri 'sti.' ~ iy-;i
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"a !FFTEiRNooy Ec:Rp.

AFTERNooy Ec:Rp. a
!, $40 Valley, soc, COO, CSC. .":zi,t !
sos Raymond and Ely, AK, 1917. II.
80 80 EurekG' Con-, 43. - ris.. ~.
$50 Leopard, 1890, ~. -t
30 N6ftherh, golle, 1877 ~ b..
.: 700, sHussey, 5Fc. IT, s ga !
$40 Do Frees. 1000, 1885, e., sn:...aa
~oa23O 'Manhnttan, l0X, H." "a. ~:
32o Grand Prize, II. l7Il,I7H. !
2l6O ,ArgeAta,, 29Oc,' 255c:
3 $500 Navajo. 165c, a.; =, ,' ., ,l, @t
}. $3.50 Endowment, l7Oc; 2. h.. tI;--:,..
.ti"9l0 Independence, 2l5c, 2l0c.a s'
= 1850 Young America, 2, lggc. III
o. 1870 Venture, 1860, tx .i"Jfi q .Hl I
b95 Silver Prize, ~. = a;a -1s.. &c
.,;14Sg Hornet, 1000, l!0c t..as.5
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WAITED.

'IN1 MAKE 4 rEHNkSIIC ISuInEN 9Nr
j with n clciEImgn tsrius i'i4ufs. a. 4
iIlblj ucrdc' to IA, Oducv 81 iikp CIrniy, Phc
CfIELKhTEu GEw C,ut"nhiIt Eiiiinu IL ihs
HDfY HliGF. PD' tcsCrlvlor, dnllss 'hltI.
Al once y. l.. iIOEFOS X TO-,
r,!l fishers aud pookbIndor'. 20 u. Market g..
JnJ i4dlanhpols, Iud.
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DON'T Think

or looking at any DRESS ooonS until you
have examined 40 Ono assortment a. nLIE-
HA !ll - =; 90 -
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DON'T BUY

llIr 5. 10. II or &c year OLA hnT 5 SuNNHE
SUIT untiIyaG h've ."Hs,G.ISl ti;g goods cgi
prices at REISuART's. - e! - !'it...-.f
...-' - -. ~ -.:- r.f
= a.. n-
..@.. .ria....I ..
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4. T.. GEItSEi, SaIp.,

For tho Germany. G,.u h.. found al -" Dr,a;
Iip., Tor frs h4ys, '21 l!r
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.al9o4iDr,, Sl.03%. Curren5y, oGs! G.
f. o5LI iEtiR 2 @3ilal IL gin2Rt- o.. :',. ~
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DON'T GAZE

81 a. .. 2. ffNsF 80
On cvHn diEan's worth OF UNDERWEAR until
sou hive given til, c,mp'ot, stock * REIS.
HATS. Esror::E iaspietiOn. 10y. 81.
., -. -: ~ - ~. ..... ...f.
....s ..rT o.. ....
- ..., 49, ]
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TIIE EEw Work
FE INSURANCE CoIPASY,

r;:Ht.i.T MuTrAL-S0 ETocKHOI.DETs.
Dividends Annually, and npIlIc,h'" 10
tho CO SECOND az and Lu5lSi!en, yeA!iy
prominr-.
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.,tuS,.,f s-a'i--tts's
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-22
Human Hair and Toilet Goods.

Real French HAIR BRAIDS. for soc.
Twenty-si inches long HAIR BRAIDs. at 81 2s.
CURLS. FRIzzETs. PUFFS, etc.
Eve have just received from auction a lot of
5000 HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, and we
low purchaser
FLORENCE HAIR. Hat and Cloth Brushes.
TOILET MIRRORS. with rubber back, 5oc.. 75c..
csc. to 81 rs.
men, very suitable for presents. from So up
to $40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-22

WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN WHO Is
W thoroughly competent. and can give the
best Of city or country reference. q situation In
% wholesale grocery, or as travelling agent. Is
well known along the whole Louisiana coast,
and can influence very large trade. Address
INFLUENCE, Democrat office no10
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WANTED-A SITUATION IN A WHOLE
" sale or retaiD grocery store by young man
VINO has had several years experience In O
country store. Willing to work for living sal
ary. Address g. K. care this Office sea0tf
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STRAYED.

STRAYED---FROM CORNER OF ST. CHARLES
~ and Philip streets green house,, one Black
and Tan DOG, nearly four months old answers
both eyes: Is white just under the mouth. A
above address. nom ~
FOUND ESTRAY, LAST FRIDAY. NINE
u COWS. which the owners can have by
proving pr2pss,rtg and paying al costs. Apply
back OF the Slaughter House. no26 a*
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

| v AHlETIES THEATRE.
nnHathlrs9e M.ca sRa SUNDAY N1dHT, ast.
hunEHNiCON AND COMEDY TROUPE.
70. .TABLEAUX.
WIN accompanying persOnations characterize
N,,,ovx,hou =. Tic songs and dances.
november 2s-Fryer's Grand Opera. nom
VARIETIES THEATRE.
SALE OF SEATS FOR THE OPERA OPENS
Io-DAY AT 10 A. NJ,
wednesday, November IN.
Inauguration of the limited season OF
GRAND OPERA,
ITALIAN AND GERMAN
BY Mr.. J. O. FRYERS Celebrated Compapv
First appearance here of the great Dramatic.
Prma Donna.
NINE EUGENE PAPPENHErnr
anu Oh 'he renowned American Tenor, from the
Imperial Opera, Vienna,
MR.. CHARLES ADAMS.
In conjunction with the following distinguishes
artists:
MISS ADELAIDE PHILJTpps
the leading American Contralto
MISS ALEXANDRA HUMAN.
ffi"a DONNA soprano. from the Imperial
OPERA Vienna.
Miss cooNEY. Miss GRIMMINaER.
Mr.. OH. FRITSCH.
Primo Tenore OF the Wagner Fest. New York
signor PIETRO BACCET.
Primo Tenore Of the Italian Opera. New Yort
AAY Basso gBh agtfa;ne Sig. TAha,LIAPIETRA.
Mr.. II. WIGAND. Mr.. ADoI,PHHRna 0So'
Aii'io Dasso. ! Secundo Basso.
,Premiere Danseuse.
MILE MINIELLJ.
from the Imperial Operas OF St. petersb,,ry aufy
Vienna.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director. and Conductor.
MAX MARETZEK,
"Wednesday Evening, Nov. 2s-G Grand inaugural
mMllgsbhts Verdi,s Grand Opera IL TR1VH-
Mr.. CHARLES ADAMS Also first annsSraana
Ior several seasons Of Miss Adelaide Phil
npps and signor Tagiiapietra,
Thursday, NOV. 29-First time here in tho ar
1Bg1IInTa nH 1eMTt, NWagner's Opera, the FIXING
Friday Nov. ao.-THE HUGUENOTs,
Saturday Matinee. Dec. 1.-MAsSANIEIIn
sunday. Dec 2.-Grand Gala Opera Night.
monday Dec. First time here, Wagner,s re-
noWned work, LOHENGRIN 80
Tuesday, Dec. Ala FAvORITA.
Box Office, for the sale of akats tn any NJ t1,s.
hoove performances. opens to-day, THURg-
DaI' november 20. at 10 a. m.
PRICES General admission 81: reserved aeafa
~ Tycents and 81 extra, according to location
raInny ,Circle 30 cents; Quadroon Boxes 10
cents; Private Boxes So and SIS. nofa
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
~ character a. situation in an office or
Best OF references furnished. Address NJ b. D.,
Democrat Office. se1etf
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION
~ aS assistant corresponding clerk. copy
ference given If required. Please address
CLERK, Democrat office no1s
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A sITUA-
W ton IN some store or any place where his
services will be Of general utility. No objec-
t1ons to going to the country. and Is willing to
crat Office. no1a
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REFERRING TO THEABovE, I CORDIALLY
~, ~ recommend the new firm Of FINLAY &
THOMPSON to the patronage of my friends
HENRY FRELLSEN,
New Orleans November l. 1877. moi i'm
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-A FINE FAMILY GROCERY
It has good run of custom. Reasons for sell
ing, on account OF departure, Apply at No. 60
Louisiana Avenue. corner of Annuncation
street. no2o at*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED--BY A SCOTCHMAN AND HIS
w wife, situation. The man Is willing to
40 anything; the wife to cook. Address ?. F..
CllS ONCE. nn03 If
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN INDUS
W trions man as porter. private watchman or
any honest capacity. Best references Apply
at IS Exchange Alley. no2I 1t
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WANTED-WOMEN AND BOYS AT NO. 200
w Clio street, to sell honey and fresh daily
made butter at the markets and throughout the
city Apply between 10 a. m. and 70 m. with
proper re1erences. no21 2t*
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG BOY. ID YEARS
w old, a situation in any capacity where he
given. Address JOHN FARMER. No. AZ St
Thomas street. nom 3t
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ONCE of the Factors ana Traders, Insur-
ance Company, No. 81 Carondelet street-New
Orleans, October 81 1B77-From and after date
risks, payable in case of loss, in London and
LIVERPOOL. THOMAS r. WALKER,
oc2s I'm Secretary
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| CATALOGUE 4 ND PRICES
OF THE
CHICAGO
TRADE PALACE,
TAT CANAL STREET,
Between Bourbon and Dauphine sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
Cutlery and Silyerware Department.
Six steel KNIVES with FORKS, for 75c.
Finer goods at 95c. to 90 per set
Six silver plated TEASPOONS, for SOC.
Six silver plated TABLEsPO for 75c.
Six silver plated TABLEFORKS, for 75c.
Finer grades at s5c to % 65 per set
Silver-plated flve-bottle CASTOR. 75c. to $5.
Silver plated NAPKIN RING, for 15c. to 81 so.
Six Ivory NAPKIN RINGS, for 75c. etc.
WORKS. as Dickens, Mary |
Holmes, Mrs. Harlan CSC. each.
Works of all the celebrated poets. only csc. each.
All these books are elegantly bound.
TOY BooHs. from 1oc. to 81 SO each.

Album and Leather Goods Department.
A beautiful fifty picture ALBUM. for 5oc
Twenty different sty les Of ALBUMS. for s5c to
g5c
Fifty different styles of ALBUMS, ranging from
81 UP to $40 each.
The most superb collection In the United
States.
Autograph ALBUMS. quarto size, CSC.
Russia Leather POCKET BOOKS, s5c. 4oc, Soc
CSC. s5c, 81 up to 90.
MUSIC FOLIOS with spring back CSC only
BACKGAMMON BOARD. complete. with Dies
and Checkers sonly 90c.
WORKBOXES and DESKS. from 9Oc up to SIS.
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RIDWELLiS ACADEMY OF MUSIC spE-
- ClAL-In consequence OF Its enormous s,ic-
cess ana through the desire Of hundreds Win,
er from attending, OUR BOYS, BY the Tdngards.
VIII De repeated Wednesday Matinee and Even.
ing ana Ihursdgy Evening. Nov. 81 and "a
London. p'iio1 n'"uco IA
Friday, Nov. 23-Beneflt of Miss Alice Dunnfn0
Lingard-First time In New Orleans. Lineard
version 81 Les Dominos Roses, THE PINK
iDOMiNQES. and the glorious two act comedy.
Lingard In each play. Aoo
Saturday Matinee and Evening, Nov 24--A
repetition Of the great benefit bill.
Sunday Nov. 25-New Orleans' great favor,ta
drama. The Phoenix. noa 1-A
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WANTED-A sITUATION-BY A MAN OF
gardener or hostler; is not afraid of work, in
city or country. Salary moderate References
from last place. Address B. B.. Democrat office
nOI7
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IOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-THE UNDER.
- signed have this day formed copartner-
ship under. the firm name Of FINLAY &
THOMPSON. for the purpose of continuing the
wholesale drug business recently conducted by
the late firm Of Ct. h. Finlay & Co., at the same
location, No. So Magazine street.
GEORGE r., FINLAY
THOMAS G. THOMPSON
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"ANTED-A POSITION AS SALESMAN
references. Address e. L.. Democrat Office.
nO21 3t
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The annual meeting of the stock
gany for the purpose of e1ecting directors for
the ensuing year. will be held at No. 135 dravier
street, on MONDAY, December 8. 1877, nt 0
O'CLOCK H. III. nO16 15t
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COPARTNERsHIPS,

DlSSOLUTIONO OF COPARTNERSHIp-TH
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name of q. r.
EHl anra r.s, CO. has this day been dissolved
the firm in liquidation. -
GEORGE r. FINLAY.
HENRY FRELLSEN,