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t1k75t<c, buchnts', &N333t cows and helfsra. 3A8
4TcI FEEDER, 1H1sstoi corn.fed TtIana, ~ Csc.
CINCINNATI.
CtNufxSArf May ti.-Ttnns-MAfket duIlt Prizes
s1 ID ,owcfi common. 81 S too, fair g good tight
4aNha3 A't PACKING, 81. -. ~ butchers. *ooA
6.fo1 receipts, 1,DI74 shpmtntA+ i.o9a.
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1ffNiHEM,

The offerings at Tho docks vere smat1 Numbering
abpnt cafsoss which wtra quickly sold 10 the city
dealers tho current pr!cea The market IL Arm at
for jo!sa and soant!.na and - aa, 10 for common
inch Lat wcre steady 1t et.1s and ahnE1es At a. 90
@11o. The departures for the lumber ports havt hecn
numerous during tho week, End dealers look fd largo
receipts BY next Monday.
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is70 l0o. .a4a $50 81
ia7i......... o., 117 7Bt "a
:.........::. 1nt t5{t<s1 u
~. 4soe7 e,oo
...-... 4,73o so. %
I&,Bos. .3is.s4
,....... ...... H. 49, 3ai. 81
.:............ ..,,....:.."... H.peo 7277o
Total Tedn :tlnn from Mssrh I. 1Bt1, to
Toisf dest ea s:; !. isi3...::::.... r. Ill
Daring the nincty-c1Sht months from March !,
1H6O, to May l, 1877, thu debt has Increased ten
times, - follows:
December, 1a77. es4 ao7. 20
JRnuaFy. 1871. 4D, 1iJ. II
fct1her, 1H73....+ .+................ t6}, Mn. II
November, 1A7a, Gtf!H4 17H. H
December. tA78............... ..... T. 4U, III ~
IleccMher. iH74.s q H1D, tM7. NJ
January, lH75 t.:Hl7. nv. ~
llcccMhet I,Alit#fl. ~
November, IHs0, ............ 457. ttt1. ~
December, Ia1tt !&i& lA3. :tD
Tho laIgept dccseass dnsnx Any o1ia month waa
in June, 1870, tbs decrease then being SO. @o3,.
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| TURrENTINE.
| WILMINGTON, May II. .-S SrtRtTs TuRPKHIINk-
| AteRdyt 34t.
, 1877-05-12

PIG IRON.
rtrrsnrAn, "a, May 1l.-Pla laoH-Qutett No.
foundry. ga ao2sltua four monthsi No. !, E21.aoa
3J.ooi Grey forge. sal, ,oo&3a,oo.
, 1877-05-12

Tho laEgept dccscass during any o1ia month waa
in June, 1870 shs decrease then being SO. .o3,
, 1877-05-12

l'ETnOLEUA1.
CLEvEtANu, Mar 1t,-fztAoLEux-Matket attaay
and nrru& standard white. 19Ae.
F1rrsHrxd. May l1.-PkTnoiEux-Dull and lower,
crude, ~. 1. at Parkcrst refined; l4{8I4kc, Ph!li.
Iclphta delivery,
, 1877-05-12
DX TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.,

*An1 iaterrst.
, 1877-05-12

New yoRK, May tt.-ncary wooen gooda tor MEM
wear generally moro ac.ire, but husncas in other de-
pnrtmtnts contlhuca Khts cotton coods 1uets browa
slcctngs unsettled, prints qufst int unchanged, aps
ginaaua Ia fair demand but stcadyi dtfaa goods qu!e
foreign goods LulI. ;.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-10

Jean Incbald was arrested In the civil sherin's
office and incarcerAted In the Third charged with
petty larceny.
At O'Clock Saturday night a pistol shot was
fred In the yard OF the Charity Hospital, the
police wero unable to discover by whom.
Aurie sevarie. a gambler, spent Sunday in the
Fourth Precinct station, charged with assauting
and striking Emma Taylor with q brick.
Geo. McCleary, alias VIM. Smith, was imnlured
in the Central Station, CHARGED with being drunk,
sdistnrbing the peace and assaulting Officer Cor
c0rAn.
Mike Haley WAS accdently cut in the hand by
one Billy Blakely. at the corner OF Lafayette and
Rampant streets.
Henry Stevenson was lodged in the Third
Precinct Station charged with being dangerous
and suspicious character and having stolen prop
erty in his possession.
John Edwards and Antoine Antoine were
lodged in the Fifth Precinct Station. charged
with having cotton in their possession supposed
to have been stolen.
John 81. Cook aud Albert Aclouf, Two youths,
knocked in the door OF 81. Kugels domcile, No.
244 Common street, and for the offense were
lodged in the Central Station.
The schooner j. F. Dill, on her outward "trip to
Florida, ran into the bridge at tho RigoIeta, and
damaged herself to such an extent that she was
forced to but back for repairs.
Emile Lazard, alias Emile Moraine, was
6uatcneu lAoln nueEtY aHu iougeu IN the OtntT6l
Station, charged with fighting and disturbing the
peace, and carrying concealed weapons.
Andrew Doyle and Joseph Raux were thrown
into durance vile at the Central station, charged
with being drunk and disturbing the peace at the
ball Saturday night at the Exposition Hall.
John Kelly was arrested corner OF Magazine
and st. Andrew streets and ncarceratel in the
Sixth Precinct Station, charged with being drunk
and having some clothing in his possession sup
posed to have been stolen.
AT half-past l o'clock yesterday, negro
ahanty, situated on the corner OF Bienville and
Napoleon streets, occupied by colored man
named Jones. was destroyed by fire. Loss So.
Corporal Kelly and Special Mike Hennessey,
ct 8:15 o'clock Saturday, arrested W. II. Sheppo,
clerk, and lodged him In the Third Precinct
Station, charging him, from information received,
with receiving and passing counterfeit money,
knowing the came to be counterfeit.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY DECEMBER TO- 1877

one Of those Louisiana places. can keep tho
peace in Nebraska LIIncolu further said that
the Louisiana Customs -Dennison. the acting
Collector and Tucker. the Naval Officer. i
don't want to quarrel with Chase, said Lincoln,
can slip you In whore Tucker is.'"
Theold man shnIIled the psek to the lastln
find Dick Yates. dida't know about going 70
yellow, fever country in spring time. There
were FLANDERS. Cutler, Hahn and the Louisiana
Yates said to me.. Kellogg, Lincoln will give
you tho Collectorship Of new Orleans. Those
fellows are all aualrellfag 9yer It. and they
ut this suggestion. because, 1t nude his way
clearer In Nebraska fol, Sanders. He also said;
tas s W s EVE gpd h, pao9 when y9 af
coin addressed the people from the White
House balcony on Louisiana affairs, giving the
opinion that the portion Of the State not insur-
gent was entitled to be rehabilitated'
SO you were there like q wedge, to fill State
creyice'
the White House. Mr.. Lincoln said !, my
friends and the Louisiana Republicans who are
o qfs g ad Ia that The only oabs would
1T was slow parturition."
night Continued Kellogg, lot ! oelo X. Gen.
singlet2n was there waiting t29. nrlynate 2, Sec.
office. the same where Rogers, Hayes Secretary.
now sits, and Mr.. Lincoln, suffering from q
corn, had his split shoe up on Tho fender. He
was quietly chuckling over his Louisiana
speech. L think ! cut o road through the swamp
III that speech he said, Then, referring to my
nomination. he added. i don't think there is
any impropriety Ia sending man from abroad
to I'LL q Federal Office"
He had a scruple. then. and decided, like
Cromwell, for government by implanting2"
Yes. Lincoln spoke of some exception In
the Boston Custom House. whore o man had
been lifted from Maine. or somewhere. to col
ect the customs duties Of boston. Finally the
we can break q double-yeked egg in your case:
take Sam, Daily down to Louisiana with you'll
LET mo appoint Indian Agents and has kept his
temper all the while. see him. Relieve me Of
the Nebraska bother.'"
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/ sss8s
enss 10 the audience, including two handsome
gilt.rimmed tea Sets MAcAI1ister goes hence TO
Mobile. Manager strong, OF the b. Charles, sx.
poets TO be ready with big show for the holi-
days.
ooI.E's CIRCUS AND MESAeEE1E
will parade on Rampant, Esplanade, Royal, Camp,
81. Charles and Canal streets to-day with all the
gorgeous paraphernalia. beasts and birds OF the
great show. II Ia owing to this free show that
the opening matinee, which WAS originally adver-
tised for to-day, will not take place. At night,
however, the great tents of the circus, menagerie
and aquarium will be thrown open to the public,
the admission price, to SEQ everything, being only
fifty cents; children paving only half price. The
circus contains some Of the finest riderp, gym
nasts and acrobass in the world, while among The
many curiosities In the menagerie there will be
seen ocean lions, real Alaska seals, drove OF
Baotran oamels, team Of Egyptian dronieda-
ries, corral Of baby camels and dromedaries,
elephants, etc.
Two pct formsnces will be given daily by the
combination, beginning on Tuesday, at noon ana
ut night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE OPERA.

The grand sacred and miscellaneous concert
given by the Fryer-P appenheim opera troupe last
evening at the Varieties Theatre. was fairly
attended, but not 80 well ~ we would have
wished. Our people are decidedly not concert
going people, otherwise the excellent selections
offered at this concert sung by the best artists Of
the company. would have attracted very full
house. Tonight
LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR
will be 6nng in Italian, with Mics Alexandra HUI
man as Lucia, MRS Charles Adams as Edgardo,
and Signor Tagliapietra as Ashton. .Lucia" is
an opera too well known in New Orleans to need
zesti famous, and placed him in the highest rank
OF musical composers. Joined to the musical
qualities of sLucia" should be added the excel
lency of its plot, simple, romantic and passion
ate, never Tagging 10 interest, and intensely
dramatic throughout the Last acts. Mr. Adams
will have . fine opportunity this evening Of
distinguishing himself while the role Of
Lucia is one that will give full scope
for the display Of the abilities Of
already said, is Of the freshest and purest and,
above all, most correct The voice of Miss Hu-
man alone, we are satisfied, will attract lsrge
audience, for, with the public at large fine
voice is paramount to any other consideration.
The part OF Ashton is comparatively limited
one 1t lie true, but it s replete with musical beau
ties, and is enc from which Mr.. Tagliapietra
can derive much favorable appreciation.
Lucia will be followed on Tuesday evening
BY Beethoven's ssFiaeiio,s with Pappenheim,
Human, Fritsch. Blum, Wiegand and Adolphe
in the cast On Wednesday We are to have
smother Wagner performance, .Tannhauser,n to
be sung by Pappenheim, Human, Cooney,
Adams, Fritsch, Blum. Wiegand and Adolphe.
The last performances OF the company will oc-
cur on Thursday and Friday evening next and ut
the matinee on Saturday.
EvANGEIINE
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MUNICIPAL ECHOES.
HARAssEID MASIn.


cent spectator.
Between the hours Of 8 and O'Clock Sunday
evening, at tho corner Of Customhouse and Dor
genois streets, negro named Robert Hamm
Wilmot Knapp. q son Of DIR. James y. Knapp, the
dentist, aged eleven years, In the head and
knocked him senseless at the same time inflict-
ing wound about 40 inch and q half in length
on the side OF the bead, near the left temple.
The place where the affair occurred is where
Cole WAS pitching his circus tonts, and q large
crowd OF men, women and children had gathered
To witness the erection OF the tents.
Robert Hamm was attending TO the cooking OF
some food for the circus employees, when y crowd
of rowdies gathered about him and amused
themselves by throwing mud and old shoes into
the vessel containing the edibles. Hamm, be-
coming exasperated at the action OF the rowdfeH,
seized an Az, and with the remark, ~ will throw
the Ak and caro- not who IL hits" sent the dan
gerous missile sailing. through the air. :.
The NJ passed within hairs breadth Ct an old
gentleman, who was also spectator, and struck
little Wilmot Knapp, who was just passing, go.
compAnied bv his little brother Hayre and two OF
Mfr. Fields children. The unfortunate child fell
senseless 10 the EARTH bleeding profusely from
the wound that the keen edge Of the ax had in
crowd to such an extent that they started after
him, and bio was forced TO fee for his life. Officer
Rodgers, however, overlook him, and landed
him In the Suburban Station.
The wounded boy was taken TO the residence
tive, where he Was attended by DR.. q. D. White,
who pronounced his wound severe though not
dangerous. The physician Ia, however, of the
opinion that the skull received slight fracture.
mr.. J.. Il. Fitch, the disadvantages OF Coles
crcus, In IN interview with DEMOCRAT reporter,
denied that the accused was an employe OF the
circus, and said be wAe only picked up here In the
city TO help them out. his wages being admttance
free TO the performance.
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our TRADE.
Western Hogs and Grain To Go to Europe
via New Orleans.
IN. Y. Tines.1


CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The Illinois Central Rail-
road Company expects to be ready to take
consignments Of grain and hog products for
Europe via New Orleans In about fortnight.
A party of owners and directors of the New
Orleans and Liverpool Steamship Line are ex-
pected In this city in u few days to complete
arrangements with the officials OF the road to
take business from New Orleans to Liverpool.
The officials of the Illinois Central contem-
plate fixing the rate on grain at forty cents
per one hundred pounds to New Orleans and
seventy cents to Liverpool, the same rs now
charged by the Eastern trunk lines. They
say this is a fair and reasonable rate, which
will pay the road small margin of profit.
At a lower rate the company would lose
money, and 1t would b G no object for them to
go lower, as In such an event the trunk lines
would also come down, and they would have
no more advantage than when charging the
above-named rates. But they mean to adj
here to this figure throughout the winter,
which will prevent the trunk lines from max
ing q further advance should they be 80 ill.,
plinp1.
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HOW KELLOGG CAME SOUTH.
FOstered Upon the People of Louisiana
by Lincoln to Relieve Him of the
ssNebraska Bother
Cincinnati Enquirer interview with w. P
KellOggJ

Cincinnati Enquirer interview with w. P
Kell0ggl
Lincoln sent for me the Monday night be-
fore he was shot Said he: Pitt I'm going to
reappoint you Chief Justice of Nebraska. But
if / were you would take one of the Louisiana
offices. You can have the Assistant Treasurer's
place. OF. be Naval Officer. or Surveyor. Ne
braska will not come into the Union for some
long time vet The leading question in Ameri-
can politics for the next fifty years will be
finance. II were you would take CONNER
cial instead of judicial one' >
He was prognosticator yet saw not his own
impending fate?''
Now resumed Mr. Kellogg, II was not alto
nothing at all about revenus Duties But Lin
coin told me hat Harlan was bent on putting
his Wife's Notwithstanding, Sanders Into the
Daily wanted II. Now said III & you'll tnke
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-10
BOARDING.

pOARDING-AT NO. us ST. CHARLES
- street. shady side. between Julia and St.
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
silent borders taken. de9M
LELECT PRIVATE BOARDING-COMROR
- ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board. By the day, week Or
month, by applying al the elegant private resi-
dence No. 14s Carondelet street Parties In
Opportunity a fine bathroom also attached "a
the hOr7se References exchanged ia7S
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Crowded by n Negro i.

Alta quarter past o'clock yesterday an alter.
cation took place at the corner Of Sixth and
LiyAudais streets, between two men named Ohas.
Florence white man, and Jno. Brown, q negro,
which terminated in the negro striking the white
man over the head with blunt instrument, in
fiicting severe though NOS dangerous wound.
The injured party was attended by DR.. Mitchell.
The accused was arrested by Officer Donovan
and lodged In the Sixth Precinct Station.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HOTEL-Juon Pont, Havana
i ? Chaplain. H Brown, Baltimore; T Ii Ken
nedy, Pittaburg: o Dickens. Tenn: L Cook
and wife: KY. A Augur Ga: j B Kenney. ST
Louis; i, Marmaduke, Ga; W A Sauvale
city: X + Clark, Ogdenshurg Miss Belle Hedge
Miss Guiberson. Miss Filter. iowa: Miss
Holiness NJ Saionat city; NJ Quin. Fl 0 Head
O /, Rice and wife. q Tarr and wife, H JOS
ephs. Miss Kate Mcdowell Miss Grace Mellow.
ell. II Hunter Miss Lizzie Webster. Miss V
Clancy, Jas FL Branigan. New York.
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Another street Car Accid cnt.

Between and 10 o'clock yesterday morning .
little child named Claiborne Flynn. aged i've
years, Was caught between the wheels Of car Nc.
40 OF the Annunciation and Chippewa streets line
81 the corner OF Annnnciation and Gaiennie
streets, and which resulted In the cutting off Of
two toes from his left foot.
The driver states that he was making change
III the time OF the accident, and did NOT aee the
child until ho heard the screams.
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ron SALE.

E1OR SAIE-A NO. MODEL BARGE AND
~ .one. roke-covered barge. Apply TO 4. r.
DUMAY. u Union street. doc ii
E,OB. sALE--oNE NEGRO BOY, YEARS
Il old. feet high; weight 200 pounds. Said
boy was raised in Kentuckys and ut the same
time offer fine assortment Of top ind no-t0p
Buggies and BaTouches and q now style Of doc
tors Buagies, aIl Of which will be sold To suit
the times. Gull and examine at once. No 35
Carondelet street.
no25 Inn L. T. MADDOX.
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A sunday Blaze.

~ twenty minutes past o'clock Sunday morn
ing q fire was discovered among the books and
papers In the rear Of Mr.. Goldthwaite's bool
store. on Exchange Alley, between Customhous,
and Canal streets. The fsmes were extinguishet
with i damage Of $50 to the stock. The alarm
WAS turned In by Private Waterman Marley, from
box 81.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. 4. b. Packard returned from Washington
yesterday morning. and laid away in it's Last rest
ing place his little child, which died on Friday
night,
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CoPARTNERsHIPs.

~ B. PENROSE HAS WITHDRAWN HIS
W connection from the firm OF GEO. p. VIII
HANSON j CO., engaged in the sale OF wood
and coal. Geo. aB. Williamson will continue
the business at the old stand. corner Of Laurel
and Philip streets, and assume the settlement
of all its affairs.
New Orleans. December s. 1877. deauastk
THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, Mk. r. II
business of II. IL. 4 3. r. MONTGOMERY
which will be continued as here8ofore.
BENZ. J. MONTGOMERY
de4 GHAS. EIRSCH
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OUR SUPERIOR TY OVER ANY OTHER
SHOW IN AMERICA.
The Wonders and Beauties Of Nature,
Ten Thousand Ocean MarvelS,
The Guaco Horsemen of the Pampas,
Superb Display of Arenic ProWess,
Monarchs Of the Rivers and Jungles of India
Africa and South America
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO EQUAL
OUR GREAT SHOW.
100000
WORTH OF GOLDEN TABLEAU CARS AND
CHARIOTs. LIKE MOUNTAINS OF BURN
ISHED GOLD IN SUNLIGHT.
EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES JUST ADDED
Living Alaska Oceanic Lions,
Baby Elephant,
Baby Dromedaries,
Baby LIE pards
Baby Lions,
Den of Monster Serpents.
Drove Of Baetrian 1 C Can Ell r,..,aa4,
A $4,000 Hippopotamns.
A Sea Elephant, Walrus ETC.,
Trained and Performing Wild Beasts,
: = 20 Beautiful Lady Artists.
is Darling Children.
~ Sel6cL MUSICIANS,
New and Famous Artists,
Avalanche OF Attractions.
Interesting and Instructive.
Famous Family Social
World of Foreign Features,
10000 Wondrous Beasts
80 Lilliputian Ponies
Funny Clowns.
- brilliant Attractions.
THIRTY CAGES. DENs AND CORRALs OF
WILD BEASTS.
The most gorgeous Street Pageant ever seen !:
forming = SCENE 1T splendor neyer before
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A KEsPECT-
~ able person for nursing and house work.
City references If required. Address r. M. CT,
This office daa " ss
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WANTED-A SITUATION By 4 RESPECT
ing the first rudiments In English has five
years reference from her last place. Please
call or address Eva, 90 Gaiennie ST., for fhree
dava don
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WANTED-A GILMAN GIRL TO ACT AS
w nurse for an infant, Apply to No. II
Euturpe street. dec III q
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once Of New orleans city HaiIroad

Company, No. 124 Canal street New OrIenns.
December j, 1s77.--Atl ELECTION FOH
TWELVE DIRECTORS OF this company To-
office on MONDAY, December II, 1917, betweon
the hours Of ii o. m. and b. M
dec I'd g. g. LEWIS, Seeretarv
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WANTED-BY MRS BLOCK, NO. fl2 CAMP
W street, for the country, one Cook one
| Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand
| good housekeeper. ayI17 e
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ONCE Of the Hope Insurance Company

| OF New Orleans-Nsw Orleans. November 2o.I
1s7-The annual election for Directors 81 this
Company will be held at its Office. No. 1T Camp
street. ON MONDAY December 10, 1877 ffon ii
O'Clock m. to o'clock D. m.
nom Id L0fTIH RARNET,r Aaornfnrr
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BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS. MASK
AND
E'IRENG EN,a BALL.
To be given by
PELICAN HI. & L. FIRE co. NO. A,
Saturday Evening, Dec. e. 1877,
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signed. and on which buck interest 10 due. ara
hereby notified 70 settle the sames otherwise
they will be sold at auction. Sale TO begin
NEDN EBDAY December Ia. 1877 through pIA~
eide J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
A. TESTART,
de5 1t Corner Royal and Toulouse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1IIbernla National Hank. New OrIeaafsx
December s, fs77--The annual election Of dire6@
tors will be- held at The banking house WE'D
NESDAY. january g., 1878. from 10 o'clock D.. mi
to O'Clock D. III. JNO. q. DEVEBEUXt
doc I'd Cashier.
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pany-New Orleans. Nov. ii, 187T.--1hs annual
election for seven directors Of this insututiofls
to serve during the ensuing year. will BE- held
Gravier streets, on the second MONDAY Of
December next the 10th) between the hours Ut
10 a. III. aud q D. IN.
noi5 I'd " GH. JUMoNvILLE. Cashier.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
Committee of Arrangements:
Henry Andry, Chairman.
Geo. n. Durel, F. Gueringer,
Z. Deyelle. John E. Roux.
Applications for ladies' invitations to be left
with FRANK RAULE. ESQ, No. 30 Carondelet
street: PAUL R0USSET. No. a39 Decatur street.
or Lock Box 1900.
Sealed proposals for bar-room. restaurant
and hat-room will ba received until December
10, to be left with HENRY ANDRY, Firemen's
Charitable Association office. City Hall.
Tickets 81. de2 I'd
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New Orleans National Hank. New Or.
leans Ll.. December s. 1871. The annual el6cs
ton for Directors Of this Bank to serve during
House on TUESDAY, January 8. 1878, between
the hours OF 10 d. m. aud . .. m.
dos i'm WIN. PALFREY. Cashier
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WANTED-A SITUATION TO COOK md
w assist in homework by No. i cook. Best
city reference given If required. Address NJ,
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4A on hand the best kind of help for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. ayIf7 Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A SUITE OF UEFURNISHED
w rooms On or near Canal street. hent not
to exceed $40. Address Box 1850 Postofice
dec 1T