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CARRlERE& SONS
REMOVED TO
3 1880 Carondelet Street 3
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=..--'7t- '-7 Esd IN-.|. ".
A CARD.

New ORLEANS septemhar g. 1879.
Having had my attention called Ia Il state
ment published In the DEMOCRAT in which # =
stated that. acting as one of the seconds Of Mr.
W. Ghism, in an atfair Of honor between he
and Dir. aallager. had made m affidavit 10 the
police charging hem with intending to fight a
duel, and requesting That the same should be-
stopped now take this method Of DENYING tho
above publication.
=, First-I was not acting as second for Mr.. w.
Il. Chism.
Second Mr. W. p. Chiam never In any way
mentioned or said to me TINT there was any DIFF
heny between himself and Mr. Galager
Third-That neither did | see speak nor hold
any communication with either Mr.. H. D. Mather
Or Mr.. III. J. Phelrs before making the above
charge. and thar Mr.. nj .ther now has IN his
possession written document signed 10y mo fn
presence ~ witnesses to this effect
furthermore state that whatever charge was
made Was not done through any instrumental
ity.o dcsira Of Mr. w. +. Chism as principal
or Messrs. Mather or Phelps as see ands.
j. MATHERS. JR.
Witness Of signature: A. II. MoCUTcHoN.
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Before the Commissioner.

The preliminary examination Of J. r. Judice,
charged with fssaly representing himself Ha
an internal revenue officer. was commenced
yesterday before United States Commissi Toner
Qnintsro and. owing to the absence OF wit
nessns was continued until Wednesday next.
The accused gave bond for his appearance on
that day.
All the latest periodicals. great failies Of the
great cities. and indeed, literature Of nll kinds.
can BE- obtained of Stnub. Mt Goldhwaits's book
etore In Exchange Alley.
IT you want gas fixtures call on Barnes 4
Miller. No. IL Natchez street.
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Gentlemen's CoIored Shirts.

lot of 75c, ST. 81 Is and 81 so last years goods.
reduced to 6or each
Another lot of better goods and better styles. all
put at one Driee-s1 10 each.
Some good styles Of COLORED ALL LINEN
SHIRTS in stock at cost. 80 rs each, former
price s42 per dozen.
All linen WHITE SHIRTS nicely made and
stylish. at 50 rs each, regular price $40 per
IuZAn.
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ONLY &:s 30 A SAW.

The attention Of Cotton Factors and Planter
ls called 70 She superior merits Of the Improves
the standard Cotton Gins. Tfar ahead of ali OH.
ers In work manship and durability, and make a
sample OF cotton which ALWAYS brings The high
est market price. The New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change paid thirty cents a pound for bale OF
cotton einned On The Eagle O tson Gin and sent
the bate to the Centennial Exhibition as the best
bale OF cotton ever Brought to this market. The
st Louis Fair has awarded $1,000 premium to q
baie OF cotton ginned on the Eagle Cotton Gin.
At the Centenni al Exhibition the COMMITTEES de-.
eided the Eagle Gin was far superior to all
others.
No higher prizes have ever been awarded
70 any gin IN the world than have been awarded
to the EAGLE 1t having received In one in
stance tan the high prize Of 1880 in gold by the
pen 10 s ri 81 oasua' in
The manufacturer o1 the Eagle Cotton Sin
COMMENCED IN 1893 since which time nearly
always given the Eagle Gin the preference.
HyE f'fz LINZ GIVE vfEy TnE T MosT r f
Feet SATISFACTION. All who use the Eagle
Cotton Gin will certify to the fact that when their
gettoh Is sent TO ma a it always brings the
produce finer better sample of cotton than
the Eagle Cotton Gin.
entirely, Of the merits of the machines them
selves. the manufacturers never having expend.
sd any money IL setting forth their merits in
logues, with long array OF. co tifeates, much
ptef'rring that each purchaser shall be the sole
Judge Of the merits Of the machine he has pur-
chased.
The prices Of the Eagle Gin having been re-
dueed to SO 80 8 saw, makes them the cheapest
as well as the best gin ia the ket. Alt the
saws OF the Eagle Gin are / 2 inches In diane.
ter. making them equal to one-fifth more ca
pacity than other. gins of only 10. inch saws.
saw gin Of inch cyli, der: 3 65 saw Eagle
Gin Is .e1nal to an 80 aaw gin Of other
Irnak1s-thns being the cheapest cotton gin In
the market.
The undersigned kas now had the Agency Of
the Eagle Cotton Gin Company for 2z years.
nd during this long period has never had an
Eagle Cotton Gin returned, and no complaints
ever made Of their working These facts prove
that tn purchasing an Eagle C,Ion Gin the
TO TRY AN EXPERIMENT OF TNTRODUG-
ING AN UNIFIED oIN. but obtains In the
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gins In the
market-one that has stood the test for forty
FIVE years. and Is considered at the present time
the most reliable and perfect gin made.
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RULE XIX

The president OF the Parish COMMITTEES shall
pnrch. SO the stamp to be used by the tfficers
of election in accordance with Huie XIV, and
deliver them to the presidents of the different
ward clubs on the morning of the third OF Ge.
t0ber. 1879 The said stamps shall be used for
stamping the votes cast hat day
b. O. SHIELDS. President
J. Volt RATH Secretary se7 td
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orleans. I
ksl...f nI.nrA L

DemOerattc CONSERVATIVE Party 81 orleans, /
September A. 1879,
At meeting Of the Democratic Conservative
Parish Committee Of the parish OF Orleans.
held this day, the following preamble and res
olutions were adopted:
Whereas. Under the provisions Of the proea-
nation Of the Governor OF Louisiana an els9-
tion for certain parochial offices therein named
will be held In this parish on the first Monday
iii December next, and
whereas II has ever been the unvarying
usage Of he Democratic Conservative party In
the city Of New Orleans to preeede every such
steeti in by complete reorganization Of the
Parish Committee. as also Of Its central ward
clubs: and
Whereas. The Etate Central Committee has
called a convention Of the Democratic Oon-
servatiye party Of Louisiana, TO be held Mt the
city Of Baton Rougs. IN Monday the sixth day
Of October; therefore. be it
Resolped. That the third day OF October. 1879
be fixed as the time when an election shall b.
held by the Democratic. Conservative voters
the parish OF Orleans within their respective
wards for delegates TO the Parish COMMITTEES.
officers OF the central clubs and delegates to the
State nominating convention.
Be Il further resolsed. That In view Of such
election the attention Of the Democratic Con
Eervative voters Of the parish ls directed to the
following appointment OF representation In
nm fnr nrln
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THE COURTS.

United States Circuit Court.
The captain and crew Of the tugboat Maud
Wjlmot have libeled three bargea and several
Hatboats OF coal containing about 10000 bushels.
for salvage claimed in saving them from de
struction during the storm Of the first instant
The amount Of salvage ia left to the court.
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nIsCELLANE"Us WANTS.

WANTED TO BUY-A LIGHT WAGON.
W Suitable for the country. Address. stating
price, II. G., this office SEQ y
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
" the cheapest and BEST advertising In the
city is In this column. at ton cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
sertion. mh22
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n. d, LIB EETON. r.. NJ. HUNT
LcBRETON & HUNT,
A EYS AT LA w.
OFFICE Is ROYAL STREET,
overthe Merchants and Aucioneers' Exchange
PFaeticein the State and Federal Courts.
snS IN,
HDDAEY BROTHERS

lhaeee the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
puaiee and four mule Cane CARTS. OK CARTS. Log
nWhesls, Cotton Wagons, BaGasse Carts. Farn
oalts. Rice Jalts Small Carts Of every size four
s sna siX scat Family Wagons. Spring Wagons
I III delivering goods, spokss Felloes. Ehefts
pounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Cart
sS s esc. We especially call attention to our
Inlll-sized swedged and hardened Axlas. Chilled
nmp sxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
sMhaseing. W. Va. froE, the best material and BY
nnined mechanics. we can give q reliable
tbs largest demand.
DYa 2dpsm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ex-Hn,en soldiers and

headquarters Ex-HuiOR s0idiers and
Sailors Association. No 40 Natchez street
New Orleans a., Septnmber 6. 1879. The Off
GERS and members OF The above a. socintion are
requested to meet MT their hall. on SUNDAY.
the seventh instant, at u O'clock m sharp. ms
business OF Importance will then and there DO
transacted.
a.. CARPENTER, Adjutant, SCI 1T
For hay vt. Louis. mississippi City and
Blloxi-Dn and afr MONDAY. Septemher B..
1879, the steamer HEROINE win lsave New Lake
End for Biloxi and Intermediates landings. on
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, on arrival of d. m
train! Returning wi | leave Biloxi on TUES
DAYS and SATURDAYS at u. M. Mississippi
City at about II. M. Pass Christian at about 8
q. m, Bav 1t. Loni. ut about a. m.
The NEW CAMILLA will continue her
WEDNESDAY, trips. leaving New Orleans on
arrival of a. m train. Returning. leaves
Biloxi on THURSDAY MORNING = 6 O'Clock
WIN. q CDYLE.
sec 3t No. az Carondelet street.
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WHITE SHIRTS.
READY FOR INSTANT USE,
All SiZes-I3 to Is Neck.

All DlLcS-l1 10 10 neck.
LOT 61o-A good open back SHIRT, linen trim.
mlngs. with cuffs, properly finished, re-
duced to rs cents EACH
LOT C-Our regular ONE DOLLAR SHIRT.
the be value In New Orleans ut that price
reduced to 80 cents each.
LOT Wamsntta COTTON BODY, with or
without cuffs, open back. d good servtceable
shirt. at 81 20 each
LOT I1Same STYLE body Of New York Mills. a
shirt of best materials and mako, reduced
to 81 81.
LOT A ia stylish CORDED SHIRT, we'll
Known TO orr customers. regular price
81 ~. now I'll co.
LOT 2i2Also well known, PLAIN BOSOM,
open front. with fly. regular price 81 Is. now
81 rs.
LOr 7s TWO PLAITs. open front and but.
tons, without collar q good shirt. pfice 81 u.s.
now 81 IS.
LOT FL Much the same SHIRT as 7s. only
long bosom, collars attached. regular rice
FL IS, now st 50.
LOT 49, TWO AND THREE PLAITs. extra
long bosom, open front. with buttons and
lily no collars, regular price 81 25. now 81 go
LOI 425-Sam- SHIRT. extra long bosoms two
and three plaits. witlRcollars attached, regu
lar price 50 80, now 81 Is.
LOT 675-TWO AND THREE PLAITs. extrs
long bosom and fly. best shirt made. no col
are. regular price 50 rs. now 50.
LOT 675-Same SHIRT. nothing better can be
made. Collars attached. regular price 49,
now reduced to So 25
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CANDIDATES.

rTHE STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PUB
lie. Education under the New Constitu-
ton.- Conforming to the expressed desire Of
enlightened citizens OF several parishes the
suhscriber is candidate for re- nomination and
Te,eleotion as state Superintendent Of Public
ot al friends of non partisan schools In which
the fundamental principles If morality shall be
eAempllt1ed In the character of the teachers.
gether with the mental instruction irnna,ted.
R0BT. M. LUSHER.
August %, 1879 au2stf
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All Democratic Conservative newspapers
throughout the State are requested to publish
the above.
ALBERT VOORHEES,. President.
JOHN & FULLY
Vice President and Chairman Executive Com
mittae.
0. NJ. TENNIsoN, Secretary. seq I'd
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
.H / T >
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

Il having become necessity to promptly re-
duce stock. the present very compile assort-
msnt Of fKEaH GOODS will be SOLD AT
In course Of manufacture. on arrival
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAn DHpAHTEKnT, |
Signal Service. United States Army.
IN. archaeological record for the eight hours
pe annuairr iii Ii b. M. Saturday. September 9.
n,sssrysfions taken at inc, same moment OF
W.. time at ell staIons.l
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENTAL sac PER MONTH. THE
two-story dwelling No. aEs Washington
street. containing eight large and airy rooms
large yard. 30 by $50 fest. Lease one year; pos.
session first OF October. The white or green
cars OF. Ut. Charles street take you to the prop
erty. Apply next dotr. scr IT.
1Op CANAL STREET-RoOMs EN- SUITE
l"c or SINGLE furnished or unfinished
Meals If desired. Unsxeeptiohable references
SCI 2ws
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Tho W1man's Chrtstsan Union will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In eaeh
month. at II q. m. at the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRs. II. j. Coop Seor.tarv. - deb Il
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

be considered by the president OF the Parish
Committee tn determining the result of the elee-
tion. nor ehall their certificates or signatures
have any official Hffsat ~
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For nay 1T. Louis. ,1ississlppI City and
DIR. d. WARREN BkICKELL

las RETURNED TO THE CITY. AND HAS
RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF HIS
PROFESSION. sec lw
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In Underwear We Offer

Jeans DRAWERS. best goods, SOC per pair.
Jeans DRAWERS. extra roomy and best goods
Csc per pAir.
All linen DRAWERS. very best materials and
make, 81 80 per pair.
All linen DRAWERS. good goods. light linen,
90c per pair.
Nainsook DRAWERS. best goods, reduced to
65c per pair. and UNDERSTANDS to match
at the same price.
sleeves reduced to zoe each.
The 75c India danze UNDEESHIRTS. either
long or short sleeves. reduced 70 soc.
And every article Of the 6ner stock embracing
LisIe Thread. Fine Silk. Nainsook, Bal
briggan nd Cartwright & Warmers goods
Saeriaea. =
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Cooks. Nurses. Etc.
Gsvernesses. Cemp.plens Etc.

WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
CIR! situation as seamstress. Address
b. D., this Office. sos st
WANTED-AN EDUCATED AND CAPABLE
ton toteach English, French and Music In re-
spectacle family Will assist with the sewing.
and can cut and fit. She Is both competent to
Democrat Office. an27 IT
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New Styles Linen Collars, 1Gc each.
New Styles Linen Cuffs, zoe per pair

This Is not humbug." bit an effort to reduce
these specia ndneemenfs are ofrsred no 70 CASH
BUYERS. C4ll and examine stock and prices
1t will not be considered trouble to show
goods.
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RgCountry orders solicited and filed G. O. D..
II not satisfactory. goods can he returned and
the money will be refunded. au21
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WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent,
Ifs6 Gravier St.,

Opposite st. Cherries Hotel, through to No. II
Union street,
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wmesss rmR rAasKa.

Iohr HArH bon "a. q Il m ilnrnmonr
Wind snulhanat. light, Weather thick and
oPgr.
arrived AtRsao this morning. British afram-
hhtn Narth tntlpll HpuGarapu maatnr. 10 hour
itnm Hhlv.Htnn. III ballast a. nnatal.
Norwegian h4Iktntina Nnruna. Hoham nnp
lei, ~ dala ftpIu llnthld ms. III ballast. tn
mna'at,
Norwegian bark Iiun Falck mrs'nr. % drya
days from III dnInnatto with coffee. "a master
italian hatk nnmnninn ianaia Iaftnt m aatar.
o. tlhfs from aanoa. Ia ballast t. Ant MO Ln-
Data.
hnorinnn hrlp ! I'm MnhnrmnH Davis mnn.
tar. n DAYS from IlRthalpe4. ~ ballast. "a
mhainr.
American sr'io 'nnr ynInal llun'ermpn maa-
tn. 90 laFa itpm ltnntan. with irnit. ~ J. y.
MH6haan
Frnnch barb hIphnnao ~ Mnrio I.afnnt mas
fer. M diva from ll3rInnux. general aargn. tn
Schmidt Il 4 igars
Arrived ana antlni for rnnqnneln Iriialt
bark Aiisttln, 0lia mnainr. ~ dHya from Nal
az :. ana u ttiah bark %" Ayia. futtly mnst"r.
ur"ttnieir tnpnftni
Aaile7 ainamahits Kniakcrhnekor for Nav
York. Clan Etnart far Anfw ~.
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RREM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or,
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. sOUTHAMp-
TON AND HAVANA
a5*M%%k The steamships of the North Car.
wis2G man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From n. ssrJasrs
Hanover. ....... November 10 About Dee. VT
These steamers touch outward vi Havre and
Havana and on their home trip al Havana ana
PRICEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 20 Hav-
ana or New Orleans-C Cabin, $50; stoera9s, Gao.
From New Orleans 70 Southam pton, Hayrs or
Bremen-Cabfn. s1S9: 6teerage, as.
From New Orleans TO Havans-Cabin, sss: :
Steerage. el5.
Children under ten years. half price: es,iI.
dren under one year. free.
". B.-0ur agent for Texas. Measrs Kaufy-
man d RnnRe. In Galveston. Ia authorized TO
Issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
Ersm Bremen to Galveston "a
From Bremen TO Tndianola SO 60
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers. their advertised DAYS al
departure and the prices OF passage
Passage tickets from Bremen SOUTHAMPTON
or Havre TO New Orleans issued by the ysieY-
signed.
ED. y. STOCKMEYEE co. Agents.
RH5I ~ ~ Union stFa1&
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The following is lat of tho oonsiguses and cargo
of the Er steamship BarusHa from Liverpool No
vemher 90, abandoned ut sea and supposed 10 have
foundegea December y.
800 drums caustln ds 10 bales mdse pl 6 earth
enwae 2QU tons pig iron 81 ties soda 49, tin
rlats 10 nrder-2 ~ do Phelps Dodge &re - Of
| mdse A Rernie--<0o hxs ttuL A Cochran 4 Cazcres
heer u SoIari a. Son | nj SO To j IL vois-t0
Simp. on 100 cases GIN q Pascal &oo-lsif bars Of
iron tarner, Scranton &oo-Isl pkKs mdse Heyoke
4 Heller
A comparative statement of sea going vess ella
In the port of New Orleans made up to ecember q
i-7a shows that there ware IS steamships II ships
~ harks, brgs and ~ sohoaners. AT the dR q
last Year there ~ steamships, So ships 81
barks, briggs and . sehooners-
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Dec 2n-Loa ing for New Orleans bark
Minnie Allen, Small.
sokEIaN PORTS
by Cable to the N. 7. Herald
Liverpool Dc 9-Arrived from New Orleans
Br ship Relgravia Gideon
bordeaux Dec is-Arrved from New Orleant Nor
bark Guidtaxe Ande, sen
Dartms nth Dec 20-Arrved from New Orleans for
Reval. Br steamship West Stanley, Ashley
urangemontn. Dec la--Arriyed from Pensacola
Br ship BanI err Robinson
By MALL
Rio de Tarero Nov 24-Saed for New Orleans
BAL 0bopom,
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LEV ERpOOE..
MA RRas0N Lang.

.1&&MG The steamship
EXPLORER,
Williamson commander
will sail on or about December 20 1870. from
her wharf. foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and si9n tussugt htIIs n
lading for the Continent. between Hayre and
Cronstadt, ~
These steamships. being OF light fysft viii
CROSS the bar Of the Mississippi nj afI tfnnes
without detention.
FOR freight apply 10
LUCAS u. MOORE
de20 iv fpe Grsvier str mn stsirs.
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CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

Iripa naoanibar Wis car ioada. "a fnllowa
10 haea cotton Richardson ~ MAY Az Gumbal-
~ Walden ia"Rina tnhott A-ltl Lehman, Abta
ham 500 ~ 70 "idot-ti7 bokhaus Al M"prn- ~
iivman L'eht"hHiein ~ Mofsr. Wata DC" ~ To
t3hana. Hamilton foWel-tH = - hoinha 500 "a
stewart tt"" Ao" nl slfn, snE"tt &e" ~ Fsynt,
Kennedy 400 ~ = y newman Ann ~ W u lhamp
son 49," :" ~ itt"h msSaeh - l. aifey GOO"
" Alton, N"at iHah" ~ ~ y 'toHt ~ 70 " y q
newman ~ -" he'pa 100 r. M"ofe '"leman
~ y F''k GU 70 "A''eit abs'i's"hz ~
haihef = 'an"at :" ~" He'tle &m ~ " = l.
aat''s 80" 49, ,,''Pp n'"H $50 ,'''ason haV
i'o"h"t '''''o". "'"' go 'AanH hnaSeS
la"Aa""' =. ~" tF' f"t3,,' 49, = 'ai'
'"ph . '"'s" 0''ns ''''i"Pa %ro,, y 4
'iat.ao" y ~" ~ I''n = ,,"'A = " ~ Walm-
ainy 40 -aHh'tf h""e W = = whitney 500 20 -
d - '"''"'' ~ ~" - ''''" '''nR :" P"RS 'eoht '"
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNETupY

III N. SIEBRECHT, No. ~ R.y street baa
49, just returned from the North with ona N
the most complete selections Of artistic furnf~
ture. ornaments, etc. Call and examine the
lines. Raw Silks. Embroideries. Bohbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangtngs, all at the most req
5onable pricea oazsE
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flaVINa ron Per steamer Cams Tia u bales ~
ont In " NJ Wamales A. go d. LYMAN ' tfh
fenatau aTud-iae q ",dnr resat - halaa oatt"n
ANTE RIVER I'pr aienmer Alice #n.Hna feet
umher ~ GnH ahing len IL ,arda MHnCy 4 Mar
I hldu aupar bills noiaaaeR visa rice To Ken
shaw ta'nmaah Ann arHtltins tn nrtlar
&! aud lai lieu Fer He,r \ una 80 hhda HurRr 100
hbIz rntasaps ia Richard Nillihnn
Stock ION -, aoht Wihelmna a',0tn II lumber
A Il Tia Ira
Maltia llay ''er anhr Mar In ~ bills toain
80 hhla tur pantine "a simpson Trienu
fianastp,o t'"t aohi " I Nirhrlia W orc fsnt Of
lumber 10 Il Elliott
VIII Riyar J, ], sehr Galasa Vc.oco feet lumbe,
10 u Nevara
reari River Far aohr Gtpeev entda wood 10
nilpF
faanap"ula Ter anhr Walter Denny tOn fact
lumber ~ II fuddlF
ravinetrn rnr aehr Laura I. $4,000 hrirha 800
BIZ sand Ia
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
W guests 90 MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur.
order and many modern improvements intro
dueed to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
hon-e ts unsurpassed In AL that goes to make
a FIRsT-GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL, and
will continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded 1t In the past.
Parties returning home will do we'll TO call
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere.
oe5 II RIVERS Il BARTELS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Fowar. Tho river n stiIl falling Raned last
nj vi and anowni iha morning
thiho, hen 2t.-Tha river Ia 2s feet lnchns
nhi rising. Tue weather "a cloudy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

Nowhnrfhoni ehurRaa lrnyaen OF onmmleaiou
VIII Ia charged ~ month Of Itea River. Bayou
lara or nj New Orlnnna IN foi wnr.ling freight
consigned u Tho company hv I'LL ~ lnang
For freight "r paenaga nprly on henrd II tho
bouts or ni tho pffimn of The eompany No a.
Gntup ntro,t JOa A, AKIN frnadnnt
NJ. w. JOYCE, GEO. -, HIrE
" E GAHlIN. mn iTON = EPPIFR
In4 LORD II MUIHAK H. Aponia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

molaaaea T. ~ arpy -tp do q r Foniat- ~ II Hallv
| bids syrup ami eunies IN order Total iGi hhda Of
| aupar lgl hhls malaassH
| HAyDU RAHATARtA Fer steamer jnn laird
40 hhla molaaaea Richard Miliih en- ~ do u Ehom
4,sdr to order Total tTa bills molasHna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

NEW YORK far steamship t'halmatto
|pll hnen nut tan ltii bills maaatps pl4 hhd
300 hbs ssap stock go apOEa rioo loial III
wool VA hateH hiaea III dty hidea ~ halas
bd wei aali hides iao halep u pkpa suudtina
HANkE Tor steamship lllythwnoi ,aps hales 1T
ontton
itfEifO IL fsr steamship Mediator mo
hRna antton ~ aaoka seai a5A sack uiloak.
1909 pes RtnreR
MfNAr ibAN fa~ sohr Snguin i1pG PEE lum-
er $50 bdla ahingles 10 bha appaa w hhla nt atoea
' hhis aninna
DELAY ARE nKEAKW sTER Fer aehr taia,
r. Tart huiat i9tt h.slsa GOTTEN