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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins, solicitor Of patents No
81 Commercial Place officially reports 10 the
DEMOCRAT the following compctN list 81
patents granted Southern inventors for tho
week ending November -, 1873;
Louisiana Albert Nawadnyl ana Morris
McGraw New Orleans, machine for boring
brush blocks.
Alabama Ross CarIin, Montgomery, steam
brakes for railway ears A. T.. MeCurIey, Mad
ison, combined harrow aud cultvator; T.. II.
Rogers, Roiey Springs, cotton hoes
Mississippi "A. a. MrlIrayer and r. q
Thomas, Shannon. churus.
North Carolina Joseph G. Underwood
Fayetteville. combined chair and trradIc-
power
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REPUBLICAN PERSECUTION,
specimen of the Way Grant Dealt with y
Democratic Nava, Gnicsr.
washington Loltor IN Courier Journal |

Washington Loitor In Courier Journal
| will give specimen OF how Now IIamp-
shire deals with Democrats This was told
mo four years ago by I'll" naval officer, who
was punished for III" exercise Of free will or
course H. Ia known that there Is n naval sta
ton nj Portsmouth. N. II The paymastcr nj
tho navy yard There Ind with him hia wife.
children and Culorrd servants Ihore was t.
be an election for Mayor of Portsmouth The
Hon. Frank Jones, now n member of Congress
from that district. wna tho Democratic oI-
pouent Of tho Republican candidate Tho
friends of the laticr marched tho paymnstcr's
negro man ~ tho polls and recorded hts
vote as true. sound Republican. Tho in
dignant paymHstor thought that IF tho vote
Of his servant was Of Importance 40 vsna his
and he cast " vote Tor MI Jonca, md Mr.
Jnnea was elected. Tho Rcpublienng 10
ported the matter to Washington, and the
paymnahrr was aummnrily ordered 10 report
to tho Navy Department IN thia city He
was put Ia the expense 81 breaking NJ his
horne IN Portsmouth, taking his wiro and
children Ruldrtly from tho snnshpra tp the
warm climate Of Washington, whore ono
child sickcuod and died. aud tho vito and
other children became III. Tho paymaater
was ordered ~ join the squadron IN Asia |
There ho was kept four years. All this pun |
ishmcnt hecnu3e his vote displonsod tho 10 |
puhIicanS ui Portsmouth, This pnYmnater |
has bn"u cut ~ ENrr EYER since that time |
lilo hns been dieWssrd from the service mad |
ne and hi family ARC IN this city in destitute
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THE sTATE PRINTER.
The Printing Cnntract vs.. the Revised
statutes.

statutes.
| The following correspondence between ihe
Superintendent of Public Education and The
State Printer. explains Itself;
OFFICE or STATE SUPERINTENDENT or puprro
| u. No. Dbl Educattnn
Now Orleans. December No. la7R J
| MresrR. George w. Dupre 4 CO Proprietors Of
tho N. . Democrat. and State Printer for the
Stat" Of Louisiana
Gfnhcmfn Section : Of act No. ID OF the
General Assembly Of tho state npnrovrd
March H. 1877, required all officers of tho SOW
rrni department Of tho state who by exist
ing tor futurol laws, may bn required IL mul,o
reports to the General Assembly. 10 cause Mc
same 70 pc printed fer Mr usc of the i.roisiu-
mr.. and 70 present the Same a. printrdl
within the first week Of the session.
section = of act No. % of tho General AS
Sombly, r. regulate public education rtr
requires the Superintendent 81 Public Edu
cation To maxi report 10 hc Gft,crdI 4 sacm-
htN at zach annual session HGcoE etc.
Sc nrtS ~ ls77, pagr t}oJ rog,tlW session
ana rdO' 32et crttn Session, as printed bv
you III your official capacity as State Printer
The acts In force arc silent as "a fine num-
Der OF copies of said report t. ~ printed IN
tho Stat" Printer. Presenting, however that
tho General Assembly desires Il number nj
least equal to tho whole number Of Snn,tors
ana Representatives constituting the Ipgis
laturo of the State for no other ntrrpretatinn
81 section 2 Of act No - would render eithrr
81 the acts cited practically operative: ana
assuming that no member Of that hnnorabIo
assembly. which IS soon 10 meet, will want to
Withhold the report IN 50 important II auhjcrf
a. me education ot ne pfoplr from any of
their official constituents in this city and the
respective parishes of the State. hereby re-
quest ana authorize you, ~ State Printer in |
compliance with the contract recently exn,I1-
ted by YOU under section of act No f.. TO !
which reference has been made. 10 pript 1000 |
copies OF my annual report to the General |
Assembly of louisiana in conformity to |
paragraphs {, and of section 10 of said I
AT No -, II being understood that MI thc /
copies of said report shall he printed in such |
manner as shall be indicated on the scopv"
furnished for publication, and that two hun
,ired 81 the whole number printed shall be
BOUND IN muslin, as authorized by paragraph
) 81 section - aforesaid
NJ report Of the Superintendent or tha
IuDlle Schools of the city of New Orleans i,
an essential portion of my annual rrnort of
AL The schools Of tho State and. In nv iudr
lneht, u II necessary that II he printed in NIL
vance OF all other parts Of the general report
Hence. after consulting his Excelrncy the
GOVERNOR rho dpprorcd Of M tqusina s1ia
-rp0rt 10 BE- printed after the contract ,rnb w
Printing Board should be Signed. / have
already deposited with you said city report
tnd now both as TO the copy" SO furnished
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IaEAI
hLlpit ~.

HTATF or IoutHIANA J
AUDITORS Dfrlrn
New Orleans. DeeH tnbor 10 1879 J
hereby certify That my annual report FOR
tho Ynar 1877 was duly mndo 10 the 1,cgisIa-
ture IN January, talS according TO sotiun NJ
OF act No. &c. 1877. and that the numher Of Tho
copies ~ said report. ~ fixed nv section 2GtI
81 Kay s Revised Statutes. was fifteen hundred
copies. aud that sad number Of copies was
ordered 10y mo In accordance with the Last
named section Of tho law
(Signedl ALLEN JttMrI
l9EAbl Auditor.
sworn " nHd subscribed to before mo- the
undersigned authority, this the twentieth day
Of December, A. u. 1879
isEALI Will, A. STRONG.
Secretary of State
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THAT CHANCERY SUIT.
RETURN or GEORGE w. DUpRE TO
THE RULE Nssu.
Henry w. HrnJamin Alleged To ne .
GlOO1-pixcOu

-" following return was filed yesterday In
the cause entitled r. W benjamin Va. Alien
Jumol ct ais No. 1900. pending before the
United States District Court
To tho Honorable Justices Of lilo United statas
Circuit Court:
ioorga W. DHpre defendant In the abuve
| entitled cause. boys leave to make his return
Ia The salo n'si for an Injunction. and he
AYERS:
/. That thia court Is without Jurisdiction IN
Inc premises, that complainant Henry "
IenJamn, ms defendant is Informed and
verify believes, is ~ inie,pnaeI person. with
"lt RIGHT Or title, Tor IN" purpose IT giving
"ppa',ht jurisdiction To thta court, by reason
81 his being IN alnn. IN pGnticm icgia. TINT
DESCENDANT Is informed aud believes TINT said
complainant ia not the owner " warrants ,T
Tho state Of Louisiana for n sum Of s5Ooo
ana E,lll lnsa tnr tho SUN stated in his bill III
complaint, That. as IN ntorppsrd person aaid
complainant personates parties who arn citi-
Ills ~ Louisiana and arc without rlpht 10
bring tho present suit IN their own names.
,ntih"imnr", that defendant IA Informed and
oua carries on the business If broker without
license ard - not assessed d. Il taxpayer. MI
ni which VIII more fully appear by rolorppon
10 annoxed exhibits g. y. etc
hat defendant has strictly complied
WIN ms contract rs State Printer: that tho
work executed by him. and styled "IcgisIa
i've Documents, wrin ordered by coupotcnt
authority, to wit tho Secretary III state. tha
Auditor Of state. and other State officers lsar
exhibits A and -, that tho work was faith
July executed, and TINT ttn computations
were properly and correctly made (st,a exhibit
~, aud the saflo was duly audited by the
stat" Auditor upon full proof thereof. and
thn said warrants 50 issued constitute q Lpan
Hde debt due hy tho state ~ Louisiana.
3. That said bill of complaint Ia vague and
deals IN gonoralites, and that tho sa,no docs |
not show any specific Indebtedness 81 Tho |
part ~ tho State Of Louisiana to tho said
complainant, that said complainant has |
aver'od ~ eautablo claim. nor has no any IN |
the promises
wherefore defendant prnya for discharge Of |
iulo n,ai and Of restraining order
n w VopIlJtIEa
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Ill, ,,ar,,,,,,, H., RI.ipo and oa =,
Hlne, ~ ~, h., 10 rbfet InaiIco Waite an,
p,uat Jrd,o IilIinua la that mower re
i,ns ar,gInailv IN tl,o narpet,,al corporation
liz y as,nva,nmant. J" TINT "povern,nent'
dalngates lie newer to certain persops. To wit
Elaine Waite md Killings. for certain pur
,nana III Vii regulation ~ tho action and
,ovsion Of the opinions of n yieinage called
In common uarlaupn "tho people" CouId
nny laaun 10 h, uadnr. deeper or moro trenlen-
dntra IN III hearing ,Il,oi, The dnRtiniea ~ man
Kind than thta} II is not necessary 10 awIru
through The ocoau of aurging alop that
Hloiun mistakes for his own elnuienen IN OF
der 81 arrive at n comprehension IL tho mean
ing and ruaruitude Of these things Any
rahuollDy who has gone through tho spell
ing-huoR WIN criU enough "a leave nm ~
tho hond If hg class onco during tho
term. can understand the difference
between government under which tho pt)
pie employ Blaine Waite aud billings % their
agents Ia discharge specific duties and n roy-
ernnoni under which blaine. Waite and Bill
lfrFa are the guardians. mentors md cnnaurs
Of the people. in action. opinion and express
sion.
or lao yrntg rreni many new phraers
hive found fhrir way into current cnlloauv
phraana that. by becoming familiar. 6ave
neaard ~ impress upon tho minds OF men
who hear nr utter them, their own actual eig
nncanca Among them arn tho phreace
.teTpu.a .uvtHNutvr., tt,rnrp.,r.r,,,,
*
or 'o"'h
and their synonyms But of tho thousands
that handy these phrases. how many docs one
suppose iholn nro who reflect upon tho
thehhlng that "a IN th'ml upon what
,whot dcsii,,, ibn,t f,.,nu ~ ~
fg n,,,,a H., HI III ~"
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as,,' in 4 ~, - 'u '''.M
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sna, =, H. 80, , " H. 49, ~
s,,t,,, ,,,,,, 1871 49, IL ~ ~, 49,
VIII, n, ,,i,,inist,, , ,.h' - 1--WE Ivy 49,
itndor t,c.n ,i,,"',,etonoo, !, !, ,,o,,;,o,,
va, a,, w., ,,,'nt :" ~ i'll
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sUPEHI0u CRIMINAL sOUav.

MOTIONS
loo tlrif1ln. rrlmn nQainst nnfura. admitted to
boil IN the sum 81 $3.50
y u stewart j.. WOundirg Iess than n,nv-
month
AHNhTGHrD.
'sai"h FrnE'r. embc22' ement: pleaded guilty
ana Feh' 10 Thri7b Prison for two works
SENTENCED
VIM. cain, nlina lp'ta Gain nsHnulf WITH
dangerous w'Hpon Motion In nrrnsf IT rtlg-
men 9F"rrnl"l aud prisoner given two yenrs
~ tho lutiRh Prison.
ON TRIAL.
Richard Norpn-Arson
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and oil other copy" TO be hereafter furnish
eh from day to day, rs needed, guarantee
that your foreman will DO caused no incon-
venie9ce or delay IN completing the pubiea-
and struck off
~ pieasal. now. to inform mo. whether tho
pruning ~ The report will be proceeead with.
go That may take proper steps, without do,
n "gb !" " aha TX report u print f. tho hon
Very Respectfully, yours.
RopT. NJ. JraHER.
''t''' o"pNththnhont Of Public Education
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TAKE YOUR GuILpREN THERE. We are always
pi"hSed 10 Give our r@aders any ndyieo. ea-
poeially whom we know that it is profitable. In
connection with this wo say tako your children
thero: 1t IL tho safest and most reliable place in
tho city. Everything offered to you IL fresh and
stylish, md 50 low in price that all can pur-
chasr. Another reason why You should take
your childr0n there IS because there Wei be n
lfen distribution Of toys during tho holiday
week. whom eyery child will get something.
This Is too liberal not to attract the attention Of
tho ontire community Aud whore docs g1Ioh
iib9raltt2 como FROM Why from tho Rod Star,
certainIyt
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THE RTEwAET SToVE. with all tho latest i'm
pr"Vepon's. IL undoubtedly ono Of the gfenfcst
treasures u housekeeIor eould deelre There
can Do no failure In it's rolfect operation. II
consumes less fuel md lHnfs almost n llfetl,oo
Mr. J. II Camrman is tho cole agent for this
renowned stove, md will be ploHsed to hayo tho
public call md 900 Thorn ut his well known
store. No. l35 Ppydras street.
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wit, Act No. 100. page H. Of 1854 tho city Is
snod W the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northerh Railroad Company series Of bonds
'ahith, STOCK OF said company; after passing
an ordinance to levy y special tax to pav tho
vidng hy such previous ordinnnca WAYS aud
means Tor tho tuli md punrtHal discharge Mt
maturity Of tho principal Of tho debt SO In
nnrral - =
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HOLIDAY PEEErE1s. Tho popular naetion-
CO.'S. Athert Paul Il Co, began lust ovoning tho
salo Of MI the 'nrodeemed p9dges Of tho Ioan
ana pledge office corner Of Rampart and Gus
tomhoHso streets. Tho Rale will continue from
Gay 70 day until tho whole stock Is eyhaustod
moro ~ tlno chance for our people to mike
holiday presents. Any amount Of irwclry. Of
evory description. can be purchased there Mt
mo cheapest rates besides many useful articles
of comfort tD tho household
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CONFECTIONERY Mr.. Loon Modal. tho woll-
known oonfoctioner ut No. ~ Decatur street
nonr Cont has maie extensive preparations 10
furnish n fresh and pure stock OF eandies
cakes, chocolates, erys'alzNd fruits. syrurs
I"llioa. ot".. to bis patrons for tho holfdnys. at
reasonable ratos. lIe has on hand for tho b VS.
astpck Of flra crackers md fireworks If ovory
yar'oty. OF which parehts will lako notice. Giyo
Mr.. MNlnl n cnll.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

l.. UTERs.-The public should bear In mind
slhat this well knuw1 establishment has every
thing In the way OF fluc paintings and engrav-
ings for Christmas presents. Mr.. Utter has Just
aaeae many additions TO his superb stock Of
pictures. and has some OF the handsomest
sehromos we have ever seen. See card in another
column.
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Exhibit ID.

OFFIoB STATE TAX Corl rdroR. FtRar nfaTn1cr !
No ~ IarnnIaht ptrra
Now Orleans. December 30 1874 J
Hon Geo w Dupre. Now Orleans Democrat:
Drdr Sn Yours Of even date 10 hand Mr.
~ W. Benjamin does not appear 81 tho books
~ this oilieo as ever having paid brokers
license My license inspector Informs me
lint no called upon Mn Roujamin fpr ii license
and war Informed that he was doing no bust
ness. am, respectfully.
H. A. BURKE,
Collector First DiItrict
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Exhibit G..

DEPARTMENT or FrNArcf i)rrY HAIL.
New Orleans, u ,romb = 90 IaT8
This Is 10 certify That Henry w BENJAMIN
does not appear 81 the books IF this ofIics Us,
hayinE paid u brokers licnnao for tho years
lWi on 1879 WIN. u. Mot'urCUEoN.
License Clerk
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TFIE SOLDIER TRUST
Wednesday. ssec, -
I,lDWELr's ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


GHHI9TMAR WEEK.
III ithE ,MhII WEES Mnndny. Doe n Evtra
- l,9lidny httln.a Vain sdlY. Dee ~
thrts'lnas Git Matinee. 10 900 valuable TOYS
pfenaentei Ihuraday. Dee 20 Inst Hmm
~, , ,,t, Metine" MICK. RORfEIS'
NV acg by tho sicgrist sIidgaf4 Tha "a ~
Felix Nlsfa,s Tho Ian Ftottla Tho Mfaaos
And tba Educated y rs. o neIurine with
TIE RUTttilFBIES GAMB0I8. SuHtlav
Dec. ~ IttTTA ion,
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FfIG SALE.

bLAkTATToN FOR RALE-A VALUABLE
tnRr plantation on The i you Tsnho. about
elRht niles nb"ve IrnnkliR continuing 800
n"reS Of lnrd 400 a"rrg ntf u md ia hilh toonJ
lind Enough good 10 nlIr,t FROM 20 tr i'm nryns
and 1860 harrcis cprp Phne not stttisnt re- ftor ~
II w. Apply ROBERT HARE or / q EAEFp
~ n'' 1a'Itlos HlMet' dei1 Su Tn lm+
E'oh SALE bIFAM ENGINES AND B0IL-
WI IE, Gnth new and sec4ad hnnf. Draining
s Whhelg fufnpE. one. EaW Mills, Cotton Trucks.
~ ~ W, Nfn,tlea, JhkEerHWa. Grate Bars Furnace
Gust nge II ivory description. Also ono seaand.
hand StsaTn Fire Engine md ono srnnil pro,ai
iot NJ CLARK'a FOUNDRY,
Corner Race aud Tchoupltoulas streets.
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GRAND VOCAL AND ms RIMEstAL
CONCERT


Young Mems Christian Associatiou
nT GaUNEWALD HALL.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. BEGFMElH Or
ut = O'Clock for tha purpose Of tnisiup funds
inr tue furnishing ri thatr ro0tpa MI NJ r7
GHmp street TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR fnr
sa,o III tho principal storAs
ne =H"llUWtHR nfpgratum0 Of classical mud
popular music viii be plosn1ted
Part T..
/. Duct Reeordnra V.rri
Misses }. H"imAnn nnd NJ. Wolf
Y HhrttonH Solo Btau Heui Mo IN ton
Mr. J. Itqesl w"
!. Violin Solo Fnnst blara
M. Thro Gurnni
Male Quattelte On n Bank Two Roses Fnfr -
Mmsers. Trney. RHymord Ross md Eremar
2 Duct. MnEquiiairo de- In Il. iop' Uninvv
Mr.. a. schwartz and Mr. NJ siolotnon
e. Soprano Solo. Flower Girl Enrfennpi
Miss Julia Th9mas
Part IL.
7. Alto Solo Serenade 4.-... wa,.olt,
Miss Ida lehman. ~"
Duet. letae do Chyure UoIo,,r
NNssra III Solomon md J Roasi
,. Soprhno Solo. Mir de III Homuafnhula
:. Mrs A. Schwartz
II Male Quaftetto tFarcwel To tho Fa,ns ~ !,
Mes2fs Tracy. Raymond Ross ind Bremen
" W. Il. f""'il ''-----.Fr '.szs.-.'.z= Director
Tho grand piaho uand on this oeoaalon ia
from tho celebrated factory Of W Kltsbg 4 Co.
1EIg yf5.s
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Only Two Legs 10 a state.

'T'7I'F
Tberr will he but two IL = hrtwaon tho twn
sons tors from South Carolina when Gov
Hampton takes his seat, but no deficiency
wha teNor i'll brains.
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THE COURTS.
klIpIgEvIE G,nurBT

Motions to dismiss in tho following oases are
nSed for
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1878.
No. 7i7o Succession IF |, w LYONS
NJ. 72'a Mrs. b"rthn Iinwis at nj vs. Widow
! y. f0ruin tntitx at III auprli,nts
,.@ 7lW Thomas : Elder. appellant. Va. CITY
~ New Orleans ct A. 80 49,
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OPTICS. Mr.. g Rouger. optician. Informs hjs
patrons and tn public that he Is prepared TO
execute all orders Tor spcetarlca eye-Ra44ea
and ali kinds Of obtieal Instruments Watches
and IaWeIry neatly repnired AID every article
and every work coming from his store Il fully
Ghartres and CONT ~
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California winos md brandy tho host In Tho
mhrknf. also llraworks. nj low prinos nj MIler
DiolWana, NJ 50. ~ md 81 South Psters
street. corner Natehez Alloy
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Finest assortment Of albums. engravinga md
carved goods to ho foun for holiday prosonts
ut j.. Uters, - Royal street
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GEORGE II. FINLAY.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS,
OFFICE or CupF scrrE1vTEspENr OF J

Public Schools.
Now Orleans. December II. 1919. J
COMPETITIVE EXAMIEATION. open 10
all applicants for Teachorships: to Teachers
previously examined who may desire 10 change
fElmary tor Grammar certidea'es; and. also to
applicants for tho POSITION Of Professor Of Nat
Hfal Sciences IN Tho Cen'ral High School for
Boys, will b3 held at the Office 81 the Board Of
Directors. No 70 Burgundy street. commanding
on THURSDAY. tho twenty-slxth Instant M
"a M
Applicants arc requested to furnish tbis
Office, IN writing, on or before SATURDAY.
tho twenty first instant. with their names resi-
dences. and the grade Tor which they desire TO
be examined.
VIM. o. ROGERS.
Chief Superintendent Of Public schoola Ney
Orleans. dali I'd"
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ROMANCE. There Ia u talI dark. Handsome
ithlian who koNrs peanut stand nj the garner
- Exchange Alley md Canal That mnn ia
70 Hnd ask Siauhnf Gol1thwaiio book store, on
poHite. Tor Tho conclusion Of tho story. and ut
~" Fhm" tiHe get from him his latest news-
phpors md periodicals
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Tho most excellent attributes to the sueness
OF first .class hotel are courteous treatment n
Vol -ppoint"d CHtSiHe. and well furnished
rooms. You onn ina all these at the Colonnada
Hotel in Philadelphia
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pr John Natnef. who haa Iast nttad M n
bird store. No slGhartree stroet. hne inst ro
HoiYed n largo collection ~ Garmnn IInri2
Mountain cbnalies and other birds. which ie
olI"ts for falo at very raaonabio prices fully
pmnrnnInn1
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lafg" assortment ~ ltnop Ro's silk hand
k"rahafa initlnl hnudkerrhior4. acnrfa. orc. nj
r"hueo1 prices nj NJ. T., Ry,uo 4 Co.'S, No. IG3
l,nmml giro
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bhMoNns- Mcasra. A u Griswod Il Co. cor
nor of Canal md Royal stfcnis. hnvo n Iaree
stock OF fine diamonds. which they aro offering
~ very reasonable prices. Their stock nF low
elry ut his time cannot bo surpnssnd md ono
making presents Tor the holidays will find every
thing In this limo In tho greatost urofnsion and
at reasonable prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

uaofnl preaon's cnn be- found Mt Lotphfan'a
corner 81 Canal md ~. Charles streets In This
we'll known shit establishment will ba found
many now styles In neokwenr hosiery ole, Soc
thctr card In another column and investigate
thoir stock hefOre purchasing else 1yhnrn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

Holiday goods me 10 be- found ataehIllinp'e fEa
Canal street. in tho grnatost rr9fuaion Nh
whore in tho city can moro bonnfIful qaIeotIan
"i hair ornaments md Novelties IN ivory. shell
pohfl ond jet goods no soon. Chill and Inspect
ptt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
puy BclI's fashionable suits FOR sls.

Nothing can compare with Reeds Gill Edge
Tou{3 Tor bilious aud malara fevers
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

NO ono mood to forget n loved ono or friend on
Christmas whom such Inducements nre 9frerod
ut tho book auction Of Montgomery. No. 147
Canal street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

Thirty three dollars Is all Bell SKIS for n fash
iOnable suit ="
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

" UUthe was Heni hoforo tho Superior Grim
lnAl Count. nnd"r $500 bond, on the charge ~
perjury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

! Norman's book store. No. Cps Magazine afroat
has quantity If bnautifnl things for holidnv
! nrp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

MAS In another column will b. found
something to interest tho boys md girls
Mossr7, Rice. Born 4 Coz advertise n quantity
"f tool Ghosts bracket saws toy cooking stoves.
tin toys and many othor things ornamental and
usoful such "a nno cutlery. stoves. etc.