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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
POLICE As-0GsATs0N.
Nal. w. N. Manning NnaMlsn nnssy
g,artes President

Yesterday nj o'elnrk the Crescent CITY Police
Aasoristion met In regular session ut Holmes
Hall. corner Of Common and Ranrart streets
Nr John Brueniens presiding.
rhe roll was calleA end t25 men answered 80
their names. =.
After the roll wac rnlled MI. Rrugniena ten
dprpd his resignation. The resignation was
accepted, and. by q unaningns vote the gentle
man wrs rendered n vote Of thanks FOR the val
sable services he hid rendered the association
After bis resignation was accented, Major v
II Manning was unanimously elected nrest.
dent and, amid cheers Of the crowd, was escorted
The members Of The association congratulate
themselves upbn the gentleman they hhre pu'
ri The head Of their ~. spriation. for he a brave
ehiyalrous mud determined. aud With bin fot
their leader their organization Ia bound I" he a
SUCCESS.
The following nre the other otll"nta Of The nc
apciation: II. q Morgan, fret Vice president ~
MrDprmott, second vice president; john
Blasni, financial secrriarg T. ". Curly, re
eordng secretary Thomas REYNOLDS treasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

The run Of Led Astray" n fair one. closed
last evening ri this theatre night Rose
Evtinge will afpnar as Mss Mutton In The well
known play of that name, which is always at
far r. .lnnppow nigh, IL nm "xtraoripary one,
consisting as II does Of Nice Mntnh anh
Shakeapeares trng hv of Macteth; ,itnse
Eytinga will play Lain hncbett e Mr. stua'es
Macteth.
ACADEMY or MUSIC
Frank Mayo continues at the arahems win
''nayr GrDrkp't" AZ the bill.
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HID GLOVES A SPECIALITY.

JUST RECEIVED. OUR SPRING AsSORT-
MENT, AND OFFER TO DAY.
100 dn7 Two Button Freah KInkTD GLOVES
GLOVES. in dark medium TO match any
OPERAS. black and white nj shade of dress
only hoo"enla. These nre goods or rib
great Srgain. and would hnns, In ally
be cheap nj II cents, ozpa and all
100 dozen Two Button Fresh prices. F. !
GLOW ES0in best lnmhakin o q k o f
shades az above. AT only Rs Gents Kids.
cents pair cheap ut 81 as We call pattc=
And ular attention
From these prices M to the to u lot of
finest KIDS. made In 4, A, g. GENTS ORE
e. I and huttons, all shades Hh KIDS, all
= and qualities. side cut and f u 81 u n i
herwise. shades. Mt 80
Sole agents for IIarris' I'm and II cents
euualed SEAMLESS KID I he greatest
GLOVES. the J'est & love in bargain out.
the market. Bear in mind
We warrant every pnir to he TINT no
o perfect flt and will return HARRIS
the money for any KID SEAMLBIS
Q GLOVES bought Mt our IL geuui II o
establishment that do not unless stamp
give perfect satisfaction. ei with
No Harris Seamless genuine R0UILLONS
unless stamped with the name.
Paris manu- faeturer's name and bought
ROUlLb0N from us.
A fresh assortment Just in.
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On tn lnuia.
IN Y Tribune |

The single sentence in the Rusao-rurkish
sian frontier shall be speediIv settled. ac-
counts for the crcdence given to tho report
that Russia is about to give Persia the dis
trict of Bayazid for more desirable territory
on the Caspian Sea, Although the Shah de-
mics the contemplated transfer, the circun-
stance must remind England that Persian
alliance with Russia may be one of the se-
9uels TO the, war. In that event. the cry that
India liz in danger might be raised with good
reason
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The indomitabe Mrs Myra Clark Gaines
erty in this case lying in the outskirts Of Bal
timore. Having established her rights as the
heir-at law Of Daniel Clark. she started to
prosecute suit for this latter piece of prop
erty, the value of which Is estimated at about
100000. On discovering that ii was now oc-
cupied In part by charitable institution she
abated her money equivalent to So, 600 and
the defendants offer to compromise at $40, 900.
This means an eventual settlement at an in
termediate figure
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Recorder 8. J N Smith yesterday dismissed
sixteen dangerous aud suspicious rharac' eia
arrested by the detectives dutinp Marli Hrae
The Judge released III in on The ground thni
they would ltavA town in twenty four hours
warning them II they were arrested IN this city
and brought before bin, he would give them ak
months In the pafiah Prison.
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MOURNING GooDs.

All our Mourning Goods are guaranteed to be
~ regular raven's black. We refund the money
for any article that docs not give perfect suits
faction,
Examine our
Black Delanes,
Black Tamises,
Black Etamines
Black Bombazines.
Black Henrietta Cloths
Black Nuns Cloth.
Black Caahmsres.
Black Merinas.
Black Drap dEte,
Black Alpacas..
Black English and French Crepea.
Love and Crepe Wells
Crepe Collars,
Black silk and
Lisle Thread Gloves.
Black Kuchings, etc,
OUR WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR PRICES
A full line of staple and plantation DRY
GOODS constantly on hand. comprising pretty
spring Calieoes, white and unbieached Sheet
ing Cottons beaehed and unbleached Cottons
Osnaburgs. ttipes. Plaids. Hickories Denims
etc.; all at unrivaled prices,
DANZIGER'S,
mhs I'm IS7 CANAL STREET.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

In the oase Of hnH nteva. VIM Daley, charged
with assault and battery. the priarn,r pleaded
guilty aud was sentenced to fifteen days In the
Parrish Prison.
1rRtFa orT
After consuming tho entire dav the case Of
the Stale ys. Tax Collector Lanirr. II Carroll
parish, was submitted to the jury. Tho charge
aeainRt him ts having amhe5zlnd soma 81 900 If
the States money whilst acting in his official
capacity.
Also In the caso Of tho State va John & Cook
charged with a'ahhina. The Jury are still cut.
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SPECIAL INDUCEM EN1'.


Edward Lilienthal, JeWeler, %
Canal street. will sell ut cost dur
ing the current month his entire
stock Of Diamonds. American and
Imported Watches, fine Jewelry,
Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks, and any article in his line,
being recent selections for the re
tail Trade in this city. Every article
will be guaranteed to be as repre-
scented. His old customers and the
public generally are invited TO call.
fnlt im2p
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FHFTH DISTRICT COURT.

j Fortuendie va, N, nelo aud aherfr III
junction dismissed with damages ami attcr
npy's fees as prayt q for.
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THE COURTS.
SECOND B,@rasCr snxrWr.
snuNEss1oNa nrENEp

Bernard Hcnchplo, John kollet, Sauvn St.
Pierre and wife, John Darcy. Iornlin tnuimau.
wifa Of auetave labatut, Euphnaie Durali. wife
of ]. T. Belot, and John huffman.
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John Carl, charged vi h assault aud battery,
was locked up In the Central station.
man named Louis Patton wns Yesterday
sent 10 the Charity Hospital IN sick and de>-
titute condition.
WIN. Smith. nj the request # his mother wa,s
lodged In The Central Station, charged with
being juvenile vnernnt
Barney Hotsemap was run into The Third
Station, CHARGED with being drunk Disturbing
the peace and CARRYING a concealed weapon.
Fred Bunfav was lodged In the Six h Station,
charged with assault and battery on Emily
Haminan
A dead dog Tint should have been removed,
y annoying the neehhers, t :, IN the
Emile Ianaure was arrested IN q warrant NJ
No, at Dnmaine street and locked w IN the
Third Station charged with assaulting and
wounding Alex. smith.
Engene, hagareann,1 T. CLERK b{ osenpGlon
Gartanne with breach Of trust and embezzle
tnent
Lawrence pante as PRINCIPAL and Annie
Jackson az accessory before aud nj or the fact.
were inralpptaed III the Third station ehaiged
with the larceny Of u revolver and n pocket
book containing sB:
AT 10 o'clock Tuesday night M nar Nh. ,s Of
the Magazine sire, line was rnssing st. Joseph
street spme malicious person threw spti
egg into the car. which broke md heameared
the passengers gentlem m In the car so
far forgot himself Rs TO cav The chap who threw
that egg was Of canine ancestry.
John HOPKINS and Mira. Hopkins became in
yplved in d f1iculty at quarter past Q clock
Tuesday night and when Officer nonrfort pvt
III All appr aranee to take The unhappy pair TO
result was lie whole Hopkina family, honped
Into limbo in the Fourth Station. John How
kins was charged with fighting and disturbing
The peaee yhile drunk Mr. hontino ov was
T. g, Hopkins was booked for interfering with
the officer III the discharge Of his duty.
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4 Kentucky man of VIGOROUSLY eonvivial
habits explained that he wore a Murphy ribbon
in the hope that somebody would ask him to
drink In the expectation that he would refuse.
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Special Sugarianc and Cotton Fertilizers,

Having full conf 1enre in the integrity aud
experience Of The Quinnipiac Fertilizer Com
panr Of New Haven. Conn, aa manufacturers,
have no hesitation in commanding the FINE
ISHaNn gUAN0 to The sugar planters md he
PINE ISLAND ANNOTATED PHOSPHATE
- the cotton planters rf this section, aud shall
he pleased to receive their nrlnra
NUGH W MONTGOMERY
NH 7 9w ion Common aront epnanl floor
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Spring Silks! Spring Silks,

Plain colored SPRING SILKS. In all eha,les
nj eEe.
Fancy Spring silks nj eEe.
Spring Silks new designs. from T5r to ~ 10
Black Silks, At IN aud zoe.
Black Trimming silks 81 7bc
Black Dress Silks at ooc, 81 and Al az
Heavy Lyons Gros Grain Silks at ~ 70. 81 T5
- and ~ 50.
RuNNETS, Sublime Black EIIE, Mt ~ and
80 so per yard, etc.
TO MATCH ALL OUR DRESS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


0Hlce ~ the Merchants Mutual vnsur-
anee Company. No, ioA Canal street. New Or
ana March 49, tsrs-Nottpe s hereby given
that the annual election for eleven ditae-
tory shnll ba held ut the Office Of this company,
on MONDAY, Anril /. 1878 between the hours Of
10 81, m. and 20. IN. q, W, MOTT,
mhl4 apl Secretary.
University at louisiana, ssediret Denart-
ment.-The Commencement Exercises will be
Inst, Ut II A. IN, The public nra respectfully
invited 10 attend without Their nelce.
7. G. RICHARDSON NJ u, Dean.
mht4 IT.
special Nntlce-A special Meeting Of the
stockholders of the n. o., q. and W. NJ +. COIN
uany will be held on the twenty fifth instant ut
40 y. m. nj The office nf the company. No. 4
North Peters street, to determine whether or not
the company shall be dissolved
GEORGE DE vANEo
mhlt ST. Secretary nrn t1m.
Coiten seed Assuela t,nn.-Ncw orleans.
February ~ la1a-Gellara aud ahruers Of cot
ton seed are hereby notified that The price fnr
good sound seed received here cs md after the
10Th Of March will be 81 per ton until further
notice. II damaged. ixeh aud trashy or holly
seed will he subjected To arbitration, and the
price for sumo ilyed according to quality
Resp9ig1'1pYlIyy, ~, -,
PLANTERs' OIL 90.
uHTsOENI ulTf Oil 90.
. HIENYlILH oil 90.
4. A. MA4INNIs' SONS,
NH I'm LOUISIANA OH 90.
hereby nottty tire rubllc that VIII mt
from aud afer THE date pay any debts enntfnnt-
etl i,y my wife Pauline Rose % ete has lett my
house without my consent. q. W. ROSE.
Dnnaldsunville. Feb. ~. 1919 fela
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DIR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIESDN,

ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
NJ. ". g. s. LONDON. N. ID. G,esen,
Author Of Practical ohae,,yatIona on Nervous
Senior Fropriator Of tho Missouri
State Museum Of Anatomy.
EGGS to inform tho citizens of New Orleans
and Vicinity and especially those who have al
ready avniled thomsclves Of his servlces that
may be consulted It'll the slst March neSSt, Of
his old rooms
y Rampant street. Between Cana, ana
GustOmi l0HsfG o
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 H. M till
3 D M. md from till ., m.
DR.. DAVIDSON. having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent yearR Of study and research In thnt
branch of Medical Science bearing specially on
III LIES S Or IN 1KDIaCHri0Ns causing ne nervous
mentai and physical debility. and tho loss Of all
vitality and his long and varied experience 70
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief TO All Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has boon
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is however. desirable that at least one per-
sonal interview should be- had. If praeticable.
Dir. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
tton Of those who by plaeing themselves under
the care Of ignorant cbarlatans baye only In
creased their. sutferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labSrs with In
teIligence to advance 1t In the respect Of men.
is o beneiactor to mankind, and the high esti,
nation In which DR.. DAYIESON Is held By
physicians themselves. Is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith in n Rapid and Perma-
nent cure.
DR.. D.AyIEsoN's work, = Practical obserya-
valuable guide, and may be had. bound In
cloth. price rs cents BY addresslng the author
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON No. Rampant street
between Canal and Customhouse, New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
| the Postofflce.
Dr. DAVIDSON, may be eonsulte1 ct No. {
Rampant street. between Canal and Custom.
house. New Orleans. up to the s1st Of March
after which his address will be 17O5 Olive street
| St, Louis. where he has been permanently 10.
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p. M, and from
I TO p. "a. Sundays. 10 a. N till .. M. only.
NOS 6m
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LOST FOUND.

| oST-A POINTER BtTCH. SPOTTED
! yellow and white, with eng ri tail cut. had
on metal p"lar Will, Mann and address. A
literal reward will be given 10 the finder. L.
NJ GEN, corner Toulouse and Basin streets.
mhia 1t
I OET- ON SUNDAY. TENTH INSTANT IN
! \ going from Earouue and peaohntse streets
To the Carroll ON cars. aud thence 10 The iasuits'
Church, n pair II Gold suenanles The finder
THAD. j. CLARK.
mhl2 at, ~ tarondale street,
I ,OsT OFFICE U, f. BONDED WARE
~ house. No I'll Fulton street. New Orleans,
negotiable warehouse receipt No. 800 for SIXTY
packages EARTH ENWANE OK steamship 30
russia: and also negotiable warehouse receipt
NJ. ~ for nfty-two casks SODA ASH and ga casks
SODA CRYSTAL. ey steamship Tagas, have
h on lost. The public are hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the same, rs duplicates
9ave been asked for.
GHhS. A. THIFb,
Proprietor q. s. Bonded Warehouse Mo. 1El
Fulton street. la2a II
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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
1ILK. MILK. MILK.

Corner CarondeIet and Common streets
and Branch, No. 80 Canal street, neaa
the Custom House, North sids.
The only places In the city where this cole
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
ceived daily on Ice. Via Jackson Railroad from
the famous .Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock L.
from the we'll known Fowler's importattona 81
Jersey and AIderney cattle.
Also kept on hand. Mead, Soda. vfchy, hin.
eral Waters, Homemade Piss and Pastry.
eeS 1Y5thp
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Coroner Rance laat evening concluded the
inquest on the death Of the child Of Sarah Gil
bert, found dead at the house If Nine Ronomn,
corner of ct. Louis. aud Burgundy streets on
the second Of March
The Jury, after hearing thu Testimony, re
turned verdict Of death from maurattiee nj
the hands or Nine Rpnomo n
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS MAN VINO
~ has several years exunrience "a a travelling
agent both In Louisiana and Tnsna would like
TO get q situation as salesman or ne travelling
agent for somn h"uan In the city. viii give tho
best Of city and country references 40 TO hon
osty and capacity, Salary not 90 much an Oh
let na permanent situation. Address A g.
NJ This office mh,a b,s
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GRAND DISPLAY
OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
Az
DANZIGE!R'S
81 Canal street,
BETWEEN BOURBON AND nAUrHTNE.


expected In our city during the Carnival festivi-
ties, we have made extraordinary esertiona to
eeeure our entire SPRING EToOK IN time for
Mardi araa, aud are rensed to notify visitors
and rreidents that our efforts have met with I'm
qualified sucneaa. During the paat three weeks
manifest 10 ,ia by the receipt Of goods amount
Ing to over
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DRESS saoens DEPARTMENT.

Comprising NE19EusEs, ranging lto prioe
from l2i&c to 81 nnH 50 par yard
DDURETTEH, in new etfacta.
SPRING f0PLlNa. Aluaeas md Mohaifa
from 1bc tn 81. 49, 50 aud soc per yard.
BHpCHE SPRING ALFACAs, In various
grades.
BUNTINGs IN MI shades. Mt 2sn per yard
MoHAlR ARGENTINE. u new article. In
beautiful shaTfnR
MuzAMBIQUFs. IN ntael deeena
FOFElINtH LH9TRENE, from 10 TO 2se
Linen rnaaurea Eeru Innus etc.
10 raaea Linen Lawns, from 10 to 9bc a yard
rase fine French Urgandr, IN beautiful
cnlora,
r naans Enru Linen Lawns, nj 100 per yard
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grand display nf Black grenadines In
plain Naaille, Checked Striped aud Blutete
styles, pripes from 2oc 10 81 So per ya,d.
Hrenallna Velour Neigeuses and Bouretea
great novelties.
All silk Grenadines for evening wear. prices
f., III T5e to 60 40 per yard,
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WANTED PUPILS.
WIsGELl,A N E0Ua.

WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN A RtTUA
w ton in an insurance office. Address E.
H. this olfieS Good reference will be given,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

O0FF1cE STATE TAX COLLECTOR ]
anv',nth District.
New Orleans, February 20, 1919
The taxpayers Of this diarpt are hereby
notified that ] nm now ready tn rennivn on,
rent taxes and licenses for 1919 At my office, nol
ner Of iampson street aud farrolon Avenue
fn2i II. TFHBE Goortnr
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100000,

comprising impnrtatons from
FRANCE
BELGIUM, O
SWITZERLAND.
-GERMANY and
Q GREAT BRITAIN
and The productions Of our own country
Fisitcra aud residents nre respectfully Invited
10 n viaiprf inspection and examination. Polite
md attentive statesmen will take pleasure In
exhhiiing our goods and prices without urging
any one to buy.
Myn,nln ne The nnveltlna We eshihit In orr
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WANTED a PARTNER WITH s75. TO
" work up the most useful invention ever
offered IN New Orleans. Practical man pre-
ferred. A splendid chance to mike money for
the next three months, Address for three days
J. j.. WILLIAMS,
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| WANTED BY A HE1PEGTABLE WOMAN
w situation h, do Homework and cooking
Good reference given. Address b. e., this
| oFflra NH
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Real I.aces F.! Real Laces !


We hive opened beautiful assortment Of
Lnces Rarhea Ties Falo Covers etc In rpal
Applique Duchaaae, Point d AIencon md
Guffa
Our customers can rely m eating none but
the newest designs and freshest goods from ia
40 we have only recently begun to import these
real Iarna and real Lace Goods.
WHITE E0aDs WHITE GOODS.
immense bargains In white Nninaocks plain
elierkei and striped.
White ruues nj 9, 10, tpta IT, 2n and 2fn
Hwiasclueins from 9 IT, coo. n yard.
MANSIONS de l'lnde, Mule, Victoria and Bishop
Lawns. etc, etc.
HOUeEKEEEsNG Go0ns
MousEHEErsNG scoops I
Irish Linens hv "a Yards si7na 1t $sn ar 81;
sT Sa 80 f1n ST. si5 and $40 niece.
special Importation Of heavy round thread
linens beginning with an article at stp for "a
Yards.
sheetIng Pillow Caae and Drawer I,inena.
Tnile ha Paris LINEN and Cotton Uapnre
Table Damnaks Turkey Red Damaeks Tow
els Irnshes, Napkins. HnhbinRts, Honey Comb
and Marsnllea tluits. Nottingham Curtain Net
Nottingham anl Tambuured Lace Curtains.
o,o,
Also a a,at assortsent Of
Ribbons
Ruohinga.
Eaus.
Linen Collars,
Linen Cuffs,
Hosiery,
tarasola
Ladies' nal Gents Underwear.
Lace Ties O Emhrni1elins
Silk Ties. handkerchief,
Muslin Skirt rlatings
Imitation laeea.
Trimmings,
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Black Grenadines !

8 oases F"ru Linen Lawns, nj 100 per y
nhear NJ t6c,
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG
W man from the country Best OF references
Address HARRY W., this office mhi Nv
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WA MTA.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES.


nressmaheFa ana Hen mstFessess
WANTED-WO ny AN EXPERIENCED
w drpssmaker cutter and filter; would ihe
do fnmily sewing Address DREsaMA Ak Err,
this office. tnhl2 %
Ceahs, Nurses. Chasn.seraaihs, Etc.
WANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w q situation M cook has no objection TO go
In the country, Can give gond references IT
required, Address j IT., this office, rhio
WANTEp-Ry A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w situation as cook has no objection te GO
n !" s ea slayss M9 e. ssf gs given MILO
HELP WANTED FEMALES.
Gharrh.r.us.as, gooks, Nurses, sts.
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE WHITE
" woman, a aituation to cook, wash and
Iron for small family Ennuire DIT $50 Delotd
street. tnhI4 81
WANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
" situation ~ do housework and cooking
Good reference given, Address b. e., this
office. mhi4 st
WANTED - IMMED1A1 A WHITE
" woman, who Ia cornpetent and thor
ough cook Arply at 1t7 St Charles street
mhl3 2tf
WANTED IN SOME RFspEorApLE FAM
W lily, employment to help to cook and do
general .housewcrk, hy n nidiln.aged white
Waena =, ger 1 =, , With the best Of
dnsrg. Address q A b.. th's office fnil9 81
WANTED A POSITION AS MUIR n OR
W travelling companion to an invalid, or will
take charge Of children speaks English. Fren h
md Rpnnish. Beet Of references: Address
J. j. No aaq Tehouptculas street. nhl9 At
WANTED A SITUATION, BY YOUNG
W girl to do hnus work Or nurse. Refer
ences given. Address Y, M. this office
mhl3 81
INANTEn-RY A YOUNG GIRL. A sITUh-
W ton ~ nurse or hyusework Good refer
ennn given If required. Address. N. r. LOG
0alliope street. mhia
WANTED by AN HONEST WOMAN
w we'll recommended, situation as washer
WOMAN nud TONER In good family. Address
WASH RW0MAN. This Office rnhl2
WANTEDA SITUATION no COOK
w wash aud iron in n small family. Refer
ence given. Address MARY r.. this office.
fnht2 At
WANTED GERMAN OR FRENCH
w women, to cook. wnei1 mud iron to go 10
the country; will not object to one or two chill
dren. Aprly early at No, ia Carondelet street
mig TT
WANTED THREE OOIORED WOMEN
" 10 cook. wash and iron for small families
to 60 to the country. Apply at IA Carondelet
etreht. Hnrly, mig tt
WANTED TWO GERMAN WOMEN FOR
w the city, to cook wash and iron Arply nj
ia Uarondeet street Inhs If
WANTED MRS BI,OUK, NO. lAs DAMP
" street. for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener Has on hand o
good hnu1ekeeper auw u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14

GHsa,"heFmslhs. Geoks, Harses, sits.
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman n situation to cook wash and
Iron for small family. Enquire dt $50 Delotd
street tnht4 nj