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"It lie a reoognied fast that in times of
finanoialydoprepsmon the number of fireo In.
erease In coneeiuonuoe of shrinkage of values;
audi In many instntioOs over-insuraniic has
been either the remoio! or direct cause of the
fire and eoxiseouoont loss."
The host informdl insurain ioumiiioiiner'
of whom we have heard, hails from North
( olina. In making Ox'usi for his non
attendanc' at bhe latoe comninlsu onois' con
vention at, Mt. Paul. ho said "1 have but re
eently entered into onftol, and havo not, had
sulticient ixperi'nie to at.tendi." Th' main
who knows that he knows nothing will do to
hope for.
We have eoin askel why w,, inivO "let up"
oh the runt Al ( qui'tion. We have nott lot up
and don't intiAnd to do so; bult wo know that
"Homne was not built in a day," and don't
think it nei'ssary to heop prodding the
builder while he is at work. 'T'he matter Is
reoelving du attiention aid will, wo hope, hI
justly and satisfaitoi'ly settlel ire long. If
not we shall try It again. Meanwhile lot, the
people, all the people, rietinniloir that. they,
too, cwl do soiething toward bringing about
the said satisfactory sett.loanumet.
The Charter Oak ife iIiiurani ('uompany's
polluits are to be 5('Aill down to sixty per
cent of their preselnt faex value. 'fhis looks
like a hardship to policy-hllders, but as 1i
t$weatl such it cournom and submission to a re
%Muivershilp, there can he no quistion. That it
is poSitiihi to secur' honiit aitii lieniit iofl
oem no nman can doubt, and with the company
Ifigo(id hands all that, is lost Is tLiil, un 'raiti
premiumns which havo bluhai paid by the in
sured on the r'einaling forty pur' cent; while
If the compiny goos into the hands of a re
coiver, the nr''ord when inalo up will only
disclose the same oil story. and policy-hohl
ere will fare much as they have idone and are
doing in the t'ases tit the Mocurity, (uontinin
tal, etc.
It is statiei, on what ap p)ars to bne <is
sathority, that when Iov. ltuinsion, of Now
York was mnaking up his sltt11 iiio' political
ointlentsi ho wiaitAu to s'lict.diig Miiui
Nfor Usal Appraiser, but the nonlla'nition
of that gentlinian could only Lie sciurid by
.liowtng the (Conkling ulement to Ania' the
31rndenilitt iif Liii Iisuiiianicu 1)opaiLnu'nt.
The s~fra ngmient was eoi'cted through th'
law Ifnof which ox-Huperintindent (eorgi
W. ?Sloi' Is a nuainla'r, anid upon the condi
tion that the firm shouii hl ratneiul as (iitn
gel for the lnsuraniue department. With this
understanding. Mr. *John F. Smyth was
selectel for the suinorinteImloey, but lei found
public s'ntiiient. AUi strong auinti Miller to
admit of his carrying out the arra~fngeimnt
for legal counii'l, and so mensioned Mieor by
a trip to Europe. Now, the question Is, has
the exponsi of this trip anything to do with
the ex stumntu cnidition of thie appropriatlon
fii examination pipurm's, or thi d'
(7 tdltion of the treasury of the Now
rk Insuraucn' ID'partmaet? lialtitnore Un
derwrlter.
And such air' the blautils of State Mujsir
vision.
The Chiramo Insurance Convention on
Oil teoves.
An insidious danger, in the shape of oil
stoves, of groat variety, which aro coming
into general use, merits smeno lelsivu action
on the part of undorwritors, lii regard to gil
Ing permits for such use. It may be dilficult
to say which ari gooid, had or inditferent; but
from the number of tir's, fatal and minor
accidents of record li the puhilic press, as
well as in our increased loss account, it would
seem that we cannot go far astray if wi make
renoldiscrimination, and refuse peranisslon to
the whole as a class
Competent comainittAes of underwriters, as
well as experts have time and again ex
pressed the opinion that such stAvows cannot
be made safe. Experieneu year by year eon
firms their tliioi.
Litva tlgiir's+ In groatmn v ri'.y, it, Oiiiu'u'',i. i4
Oanniiui. u iuiuM ' Variu if's ''i't o
A CARD.
On and after the ilt of Oil hr we will have
ample room in the Old Armory Hall for publie
or private MaiI of ill eonsignlment of Furniture,
Pianos, )tc. that may be iiti rusted to us.
sil ltm It. M. A. B.,1. MONTOOMERl~Y.
NOTICE.
Appltmants for tleaherships In the ohull'
schools whoyIU have biinless with me will ionfer
agre t favor by a tenllnug at my pIen of busi
ness, but at my rlsidnie. 11)1 Annunciation
street. after 4 o'olik p. mn.
nedi Alit'lilALTI) MiITCHLLh f..
LANCELIJilION OF JJONDS.
STATiC OI LOUIsIANA,
Ex)cut&ive 1).'artmeht. I
Whoreas, THOMAS P. FAlt.IAlt. of the itLr
ish of Tensas. In this Stati hats applied to me
for the cano)lation of the following officIal
bonds. to wit:
1. One tond. dated April 27. 1870. drawn by
Francis 1Barnes is prineival and the, said
Thomas P. Farrar us sorority; and 2. One
bond, dated April . 157:3. drawn by Stephen 1HM.
Bouth as prini] pal aLId said Tl)h)mas P. Farrar
as security. Both bonds oonditioneil fr the
faithful performanne of the duties of said Fran
cia Barnes and Stephen M. Routh. respoetly ly.
as public administrators of said parish of Ten
Baa.
Now, therefore, I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS
Governor of the State of Louisiana, IaILve
thought proper to issue th s my proclamation,
in order to give notice to all persons herein
concerned to show cause In writing at the
oMce of the Secretary of State. in the city of
'w Orleans. within ninety days from Iand
r the lIst publication of this notice, why
sat\ bonds should not be cancelled and a1
null and the security thereon discharged
from any liabilities therein.
Witness any hand and the seal of the State of
Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans. this
eighteenth day of September. A. D. one thou
sand eigut hundred and seventy-seven.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OScAR A RoYo.
Assivtant.Sccretary of State.
5026 Im
REINERTH & MONTARDIER,
Having purchased the STOCK and GOOD
WILL of
W'Arcy's Well Known and Famous Old
HAT STORE,
corner of Canal and Chartres streets, wish to
hereby inform their many friends and the pub
lic in general that, from and after the 27th inst.,
they will ores nt to thom the most elegant and
fashionable styles in HATS, CAPS. etc., which
were ever offered in this or any other city in
the United States. Their prices will be as
modera'c and reasona le as those of any other
establishment in this city. se23 im
A CARD.
M.R. JAMES RICKETTS,
For many ycars connected with
D'Arcy's Well Known Hat Store,
Corner of Canal and Chartres streets, will be
found on and after the 27th instant at the same
place under the proprietorshio of Messrs.
REINERTH A MONTARDIEB. where he will
. be happy to receive the visits of his old friends
lau customers. se" if
IOCT) EWAIW J. GAY &t CO. M
lavai roznovo'1 threlr o4fflcmn from No. 27 Clamp L
TO ItT. LOUJIS STRIEET,
Iiotwnnu IDiwatuiir ant (Cimy Mtr()it.
Now Orluiami. O()rF br 1. 10477. o1.2 tilt.
LANDiING EX DARKI LEOPOLD~ AND~
MaltI', FROM i(tlI4IFlAIJX,
2 (. CInfA i;~'r, Mint fir,,,;I,
Io n rmka lviIII'E WI \E humf- Idr.
tIniir-iw km WhlIt E, V'IIN!, .1, Itihu.
ii jimartir pitu RIC ~A . )V filly nii A. +o
ii :ig'ii it (1 IJRLANIY. ltayumim A Coi.
A. TtOC'I1ElIlA~t , CO0..
nr~~litI nut 18nr MNt. l~nlili MI' owl.
Ex Ilark LEtJOL(DA ani MARIEIi, and Btrig
ECiLI'lTIQUE, frim Ilordouiix, amil
MtoarNhlip OIIEIION. rromm
lIIvs rp' iul.
24)4 PunkM CLA IIETI, Mt. Loomboa.
25 (205kM CLAIuC'r, Ht. Imoianitm.
In halt iusks C'LA IIE'T. Mt.. Emn~nmlm.
200 vasE onoi-qiiirt#r tilirlI MAIIDIlN~t!.
4191 r'104(1 IIILANDY CHIBI EII EM. Dlanliard
200 emo WtilTE, WINE VINEOAIL. CimIuat.
4i 1 otavmi thin MU EIIIIY. variriliM Krim11s.
fromi th tin "4ohratoil anid wiilni y knm' wn
hoimmim of OONZALEM IIYAHt! A CO).. ii
('a mmii'. oi,2 It.
COAL. COAL.
Wo hav i tub flay RUMOVEi) our Oft''o to
Corner or ('aroittlelt anti (Arat ler Mt reels,
F~orinm'iy iiii'iafloi tiy
X. A. YORKKE X. CO.
W. EL COYLE &CO.
IIIEILM. IWEIIL,
DOND, NOTE AND *TOCK BROKEPR,
No. 24 (7uvnndelet. mtredt, New Orlean..
L()ANM NEGOTIATEDI.
OrdlrM for thu Haleo o r liircheLso of 11 ,Iit and
Mt 0kM promiptly ixmn~utuii.
Sdl1i 1 w
(RANI Ot5ENINU
-AT TIIC
OLD RELTABLE TORE.
E. OFFNER,
174 ..Canal Street. ....174
(Opposite Var lts 'rThettre.)
Thtt Ihnt t's and nil others IntetrstR' in the now
anl taitutifaul are riscntifully invited to call and
mie Ihe
NEW MHAPEN AND TYVIEW.
mali" expressly for me, whit'h antft ho found
in atly other store in the H, uth.
When you wish to purihts'
(II [NA, CII(CK ERY.
(llAHNWAIR., FIUTLEILY.
SILVEitIPLATEI) WA itE,
TIN AN[) JAJANNEI) WARE.
WOOL) AND WILLOW WARE.
COAL I1Ol)H,
IRE HEIH, ETC.. IETC.~
Make No Mlfttake In the Place,
s I hlvn no oone-ii l with ANY (ITH ERt
HTrlItE IN 'ITH CITY. I mertlon thits.amany
of v friiets thave miiuie their ttulrittis iilst
wheru, thinkiting that t i'y were dealineg wath mu.
Faotms .Are F c1ets.
Comi and situ fFtor yourselvis thit
I CAN AND DO
Sell'foods Lower than Any Other Houwe,
and the reutstit-s why are
i. I Sx Li:T"r MY O(1000 IN PEltNON.
2. I BUY MY (1001)O4 1tit (ANHi.
:I. MY Ii'NNT 1S MUCII LOW t;lt than It.wouil
hi its a i orit t '1,1i lttt I i t ion.
4. MY (1)01)) AltRE LL tICIii'F I) t'
It 'it M T'ill, MAN UFACTt( uMIJ I;i.
ri. I BUY IN IA 11 l, IIUANiITIii .
e. I A)VEiTI''1S AN I) PIt 5J MY ISUNINENS.
making my mtl s Iargr, tiIt to' ttit.or
in Hat isitiui with It SIM LI PLkltu'IT.
It'en'tetr tihat thtri is ONLY ONE
E. OFFNER.
And that his store is at,
17.. ...... Canal Mtreet ... ....174
Hisao tIi Oppoisitu th Viriet.ii's Theatre,
I ENECH1AUD8'i ILESTA~ltANTr
S Carondelet 5.irect, near Canal.
Having thoroughly reiluirtd nmy itt-taurunt.1
stsirits t it Inform tty fri'ents tn the putltti -htt
I will r't-oiwn on MOND)AY, the Iat of (h'tber.
I willt rntini utis the iixed tiriirit plii meals, and
will r"1,nive boarders on mooderate ternms
litardert nit Itransiint customers mtay rest
atsturedl that mly oooking and the attenuown of
lily waiters wIlt not be iurittrtsed by any otther
rtsttutrant in the i ity.
'I httnkful for tthu past favors I have riel veio
from the publi. I will eidttiavor by a 'rinlt at.
tentliti to mily tustmnters to continue to deserve
their kind patronage.
'rivate rooms tutt statrt for private dinners.
Orders forlitlls antud Hitntis resiietftl y soli
cited. E. F. ItENECHAUD, Proprietor.
Mt'ttt 1 III
OFFICE "CONVEYANCE RECORD,"
No. 12 Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the publi that they are prepared to furnish a
cornttate Chain of Title or list of TransI-irs of
Real Estato in New Orleans, bark to original
grant or purchase, when required: also Full
Abstract of each transfer in thb chain: thus se
curing to parties purchasing Real Estate or in
vesting in Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or detective titles. The method of
indexing our "'Onvuyance Record," peculiar to
our system, enables us to give information
immediately.
Attorneys. Notaries, Auctioneers, Land
Agents. Surveyors, and all parties interested in
Titles to Real Estate, are invited to call and ex
amine our "Record."
sel 3m L. J. DODGE & CO.
COALI COAL! C0 Lt
GOOD PITTSBURG COAL. screened for
family use.
ANTHRACITE LUMP COAL, for foundry uso.
ANTHRACITE. EGG SIZE COAL, for restau
rants.
Promptly delivered to any part of the city at
lowest market rates.
W. G. COYLE & CO.,
Office corner of Carondelet and Gravier streets.
S(-;t0 :tt
TO MATAMORO4 SHIPPERS.
Parties against whom suits have been brought
in the United States Di-trict Court for non-com
nli ice with the conditions of MATAMOROS
EXPORT BONDS exoeted by them in the em
targo years of 1862-1865, in favor of the Collector
of the Port, c tn place the matter in charge of
the under signed, who will attend to th-ir inter
ests properly.
H. BONZANO, Custom-House Broker.
No. 2 Clinton street.
Near the centre entrance to the Custom-House,
on Customhouse street. sel itl
*Me of Now Oresans ot mailsM
8omvany. Io. 0114 C str 9O etN
t )olbori 1,1197-- LAR T1IIM r-nlltrtho+r
notion traine for thi Lki will lmave thonity
ovry En 'Ur from a ii0 H. I.n., to m . mn., and
will lensvo the Lakn End ovory hour from 7 a. m.
to 9 p. mn.
Hpwi'inl trains will .'onnont with I er'alrnor
Camnlin on hor arrival.
ii2 1w (, C. LEWIH. Moorninrt .
Nstlere--New OrIalnu. repl. 22, 1NS7
Now (riranda roidit t'noior Aia..onioai on ()lo
No. 4r 1M outulr Hitroot-'I'hi Mimonkhollori or
it l i A~guorittion ar,, rrt UOI, 4 i .' oalt at Iitmoitn
onl MONNI)4Y.t I h''or m. 1977 from St o'look H.
m. toi an'r'oirk p. nt.. to vit for tho +ilotlo or
liro ror' for ti i n, uinngil yon r.
Bly ordrl' of t.ho 1'ronmelnt.
(1. II. NORMAN. Ht4rntary.
I)lclnquent Jazxpeer--E ItSeen' SaTinWs
Fuan k. (runownld Hail, 22 Jtariunn itront Now
Orlani. July e, 1977- Thii ffVI Ntk91 DANK
will aflvanon thi Lab ornr.r Minhan'iin, airks.
it'. th1 monl y niionreiiary to piay their taxrn
undro Act WI of 19177, and rnpaymnnt tary ho
timald to the Bank in workly or monthly In
ehtltlmontM. X. BkNNiEIt,
jye tI Uufhlonr.
BANK NOTICES.
ljermunla talonaI fank---NewOriletn,
inptinnamr 29. 19177-At mt ,inoah{g of the Ioard of
ilirnitorw, Mr. ias1. I, Iluliunko Wm nilbend
U sh i nor I. hig hunk. In pauo or Mr. loarmn
lb ,.ii In' l. TI. CAIN. Prf niri nt.
BOARDING.
SELEOT PRIVATE BOARDI)ING--OOMFOIRT.
ably turnlihnd front, rooms can bh obhtinod,
with or without ioard by the day. wiifik or
month, by applying at 4bi nlngant prlvato rnoi
dinni No. WIS (arondolit etrnot. Partles In
unarnh of home comnforts will find this e1a ranr
opportunity A tfln bath-room also attan hid to
tin hoiiii. ttifirnniiu ixrhaniucil. ii147 tf
FOR SALE.
10011 HALE AN UPI'fOFHT PIANO, NEATILY
I now will bi ioldi hiap. Apply at 124 Eighth
stnit. in7 tf
THE NEW ORLEANi PACIFIC RAIL
WAY ! OMPANY
Ilavi removnd th'ir oflion to thu ,ommnodi il
ground 1l1hr of th* building No. 15r Common
st.rikt., formorly on+viplud by the Now Oriloans
(1111i191t C+,mpaHn y.
In making hi lkkI announ1 iffmlnt thoy dustro to
exprks itheir thanks tol those of thioir fllow
tlt lyons ivwho havot.hus far oxtondisd thoir aid
to this groat lntlirprisk, whil main aklt lug
to Chni .nt.irn oin munlity to promptly iami for
ward and subs'ribl in aloordklno'A with thidr
InOns, in ordor to 010ltil the dironatory to push
with ronowisd vigor the work alrolidy so far aw
coplltishhd to no inplttlon.
Evury fktiitty will ho givon, on application at.
Ihi olltl4, to Impart thu Information rmliuirod to
nonvinin ivory ono that .he 5k1e01ms of the roal
il ii.5)lrlIi kIll 5oon0 1a thl s1 1m of S17tt,0ttO is
rothid,. outhir in subsuriplions 1.0 the first
mortgagl hinl or to tio th tok of lithi onil any.
In ordtr to pialo thoir securitteos within riavh
(if all kikl55ki5 of our pVopin, the company have
iiilunl iirtrii limitad In amountI to $Sr,Ok, and
mad'o runlvali, I lthit r for stook whrln 1)rionstId
in slums of slto, or for frolght ofr tastkc ion
lomt 1tIion of thu rolk. 'this sorip is divided
into not.s of $5k. S2k, t10 and ski, tranlforabl by
ouutrlr. thiks kuobling all to aid 1thIs imnmouujiur
ably importttli. work, the 5ulsko15 of which will
largily rIAkIou rid to t11, intturlnlteHt( of every man.
workan and hlkid11i In this ilty.
With rigarld to th1 I1r1t mlortgagn bondik no
ono lan doubt Ihoir ling a first lass Invust
mnunt, apart from thi iollatortl advantalgon
whteh will beo derlived by the rosid''nts of this
oily; and that thiy will bill 5t rogardid by our
mo~neyod Institutitons thet company rofor to it
roeommondailon madtl a short timi siino by
iho presidknts of noarly all our banks and Iu
suranco companlis of thi 5e01o)l morigtagk
pr lnnt bknds of tihj koonpany, whoi suchi r.
Ilsul was contimplatii.
To show Iho1 conllitknn, fll.t by thuse' Inst itu
t lonH In Cho proposed road, t~holroflfliom renorn
menk tihl sionlld rnrtl.gago bonds of thu Now
Orlans I'acie1 Itallway Company as a "ilrsi
"lass 7 our "ont por annum interkst paying
Investment.." and Siay "they will bo ri0iivid by
IthIr siviral Inst iutions as souon ty for loans
with 114 muc'h roaviinoss (1. any othor 7 per
mint snourfty of the Hlated Louisiarn : the'y un
hosit itiingly lmunlond thosi bonds for ll'ast
mon"It."
With this indlummennt, supplomnantied by tbo
assurnce 11(+t1h4a the ompan111y (1,1n obtai llU 111 so
nnlossury to plan fill f#r 111111 road iln working
ordl r wtltn thr s s Ilminluly smallnsum salli
havr boon provllkikl for, tanll furthr, that In
stondl of smvond mnortg. Io, Wirst mortgKg, r, our
Iiolit howls arN uw t Orutad.n ll ii y cltizi , (orI
re lly 111 ' th11 prosp1rity of this ffy. wh24 i
Inm boon so long reltardod by 1.11( simpl(1 wont of
properol Ilrn nni''ation with the kilm's[ Inox
aulot.,bl,+ resour,' s of Tn'xas. Arkuasal+ and
Niorthe~rn [,ofmlanalull Ito r(1spond promp~t lyto
thil+ auveaa 't
E. II, WHI ISILOCK,
Proslhiont New Orloans a 1aill(, Itallway Com
vu111, V.4018 Ire 2dp
PROPOMALt FOR LEVEE WORK.
ExelutivE DEIPAjR~TENT.
htatoef l"ntislana.
Now Orleans, Sett. 25, 1877.
SHahl proptstils will it ri e lvd at itis offieo
until WEi)NESi)AY, Oitoltr 10. at 12 In., for the
construction of ilth following levees:
Port 1Barrow. p Irish of Ascension.
M' iatiton's, parish of East Ilaton ongi'.
Marengo, parish of Coneordila.
Ilonders in's, parish of Concordia.
Iayou Marine,. arish of Pointi Coupee.
Harlem, parish of P1laqiuiminets.
Plans. profiles and spisilli'ations of the above
work will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineer's ollie between the fifth and tenth of
October.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed and each one indorsed for the partie
lar levee on whith the bid is made.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
tins or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers. siee tf
PROPOSALS FOR CONS TRUCTION OF
BASS LEVEE.
STATE OF LOUItIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans. sept. It). 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until 12m. on S&TORDaY, the 6th day of Octo
ber next, Mr the construction of the BASS
LEVEE, in the parish of East C rro 1.
Said levee will c ntali between f ur and five
hundred thousand cubic yards, and must be
finished on or before the 15th day of December
ensuing.
The work is now being finally located, and the
plan and profile, together with specifications,
will be ready for inspection, in the State Engi
neer's office, on or before the ist day of October.
Suitable security must be given for the faith
ful performance of the e ntract.
The Board reserves to itself the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Proposals by mail or otherwise must be di
rected to the undersigned and endorsed "Pro
posals for Bass Levee."
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
Engineers. seol tots
[AMEB LINGAN.
ATTOE3UY AND OUVm LOR AT LAW6
siB Ii naca elsebe
Dressmakers and Ueamutresseh.
W ANTE T--Y A YOUNG 0I1L. A 8ITUA
tion nm 1larnlltrlms il n !lpival family, or
to do houwo work or nurno. Ahidrons F. ( , thin
of7)' . $0114 I W
W ANTrP- A HITUATIONBY A 1I;ýMPEC
bhl vyoung girl. w lt4 b lmhtrfih in it famiiy,
and 1~ do bOli- work. I 1( givrC bouth of rotor
on-e. Addroin 1:11 Anrinnciation 11oot.
Mo:i'C It
WANTED 'I)Y A VYOUNG LADY, A HIT(TA
tion t14 14'W :14 it irst-ocInuu oporator (on low
Ing miinil TlIih, 11(11 of roloronoe givon.
Addr'rn K (. M., tehiu oftiln. ir1, It
Cpok.. 1Nurueu. Carnbervmald., Etc.,
W ANTEI; DY A YOLUNO 0IlL. A HITItA
tion todo huIn liwork iniil (wing. (nl
g IVO good rleeCmolvlOi ation. AddroM, iL. B~
J1)i ieirat offr7n. n"2 :t.
W AN'rED --llY A WHITE WOMAN A HIT.
nlation nH (irut ri lib Book. In thorouglhly
miotenpto tnul pan give the, host of rof ri-m-m.
Addr toqu H. (I~ D,+maorut, ofmla, __ 002 It
WANTID IIV A WHITE WOMAN, A MIT
untion am cookor to wash and f ron. Can
givi good rnhfren"'4. ADply lit 121 Elahth
Mt rot. nlC2 nit
W ANTED- A MIIDDIE AGEII WOMAN TI)
nilrso and an11i(t1 in hoiirework. Good
refirmonln relluired. Apply lit ' 2I Eighth strnr1t,
corner Uhotst.nut. 012 It,
W ANTEJI--ItY A IIEHPIMTABILE YOUN(l
girl, a Hit ution to do light hollMlwcrk and
thiki Ian of grown rhildriin. Addrouo N, H.
thisH allion. _ _ o 2 31
W ANTED IIY A tIEMIEUTAIIIIE MIDDLE
Y tgndl Wriman. L t oi'l oi, il do Plain Book
ing mid hourll work. Addrebo C. W. 1thie oilfflle.
11I2 It.
W ANTED l Y TWO Wif iT; 0!1(1e . MIT
uYtionIs, on' to nook, wllti unit Iron, tho
othat to il(1hou1eworkand norro. AidripM C.
H.,tIhlie 1flte_. _e212 t
W ANTEI)-IIY A lLE'I'E(TAIBLl WIIITE
woman, a lo liltion ti walh unit iron.
Addr"us W. N. Iis uI11I u. __ __o__ t Ilt
W ANTE) -A SITUIATION TO DO IIOIJUHE
orT dining-room work. Ilet. of refrol'nenl
givon. Apply it, thi utflle to (I. M. Meco It
W ANTE, tlY A NO, I (2)OK, A MIT(JA
iion t u tk it itu hiuI'work, (eool
rllorl'n'1 it rleiliirll I. Addhurlu Ne. 741 Thnlkii
At root, Hi-3n
W ANTED BY A WHITE WOMAN. A MIT
itition to (l a1 k. wiatI will Iron. AIirewslu
It. (I,. this, t1la+, 14)01 Iw _
WANTEI) I1Y A YOUNG O(ilst,, A HITJUA.
f l1n ais honk, girt. iI willing tcuu iluro 'hill
ulron. Addrlsrl' A, 7.l Thtiulli reet, rl. .1CC 1w
W ANTED-[Y A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN,
a it. at~ltion It) pilain 4ook, or to fio4k. wash41
and iron. Addreli COOK. Dorlnerat uIli'e.
W ANTED A MITIUATION IBY A NO. I
Book, Itort city mfrofrnnesn givon. AddroHH
1.1i AnnuneiIltion troot. hoi44t1
WANTED- ISY A WHITE WOMAN. A MIT
n otion oM mak in it tirst-ell.i privntI nam
W Uy. I tIIoro ughly 01m p Itiont. and 'b n fIrniuh
the howt of rateroueen. AddroHH U. M., Dormo
eral. offion,i 1148( at
1TTANTED lY A WHITE WOMAN. A MIT
luntlion al 11ak in It privati fimily. Eofor
oinlOl ggeiin, If ro1 nitd. Adldrluus 11. Y., IICIn
IInt ul1I o. _o21 Lw
W ANTEl - IBY TWO Wtl'IEH WOMEN.
who ', i gi v1) good CIty rlfl'r.nIou, CCI(CI lb
nitantion t4, vwok, theo..ther to do h4))(4 w .rk.
tiiiIsl.t in Hwing, ntrot il make hlranilf gl'nlrally
uiCful. Aldr aln ELL EN. 2.E glhtth Itr t.
111/f4 1W
W ANTED - BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A
plla0 to dIC houu(e work and dining-rmorn
wlork. Addrons 31. 1..thik ICallo. (1121
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG CTILL, A PLACE
to do honuswoirk and a ."king. or 4dining
room work and nurue. Addrows H. M.. thi1
0111cc.. 11121
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
Clerk. and Malesmen.
W ANTEDi A J'(iH I ION INA DRIiIj TORE.
w hlesaIt or reteil. F1lly ''rompetont
Best of referenecs. Address .1. 1'. .J., eare, of
Imtem (( t tphe. - ('2 :t.
W ANT'ED-i-IY AN EXI'PERIENGED SAiltS
man at situaition., tipher in sore or to
travel. Audress J. . If .. Btox istP. Now Orleans.
W NTED--A HITUATION IN A (WHOLE..
HIait ,r reatll) goee ry store by a ' opt fig flt
Who has 1)1l soveral years' oxpritlnett' in it
pountr y store. Willing to work for a living nal
ary. Address O. K.. carer his o , c. snts,:t
W AN'TrED -BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
V haractlr V 5ittatlon in an 1tfl Ol or
wholesale house. Is nt' t afrail of hard work,
it at of refortncei furnished. Address M. IH. D.,
iUnrno-rot Otliee. Ipetptf
HELP WANTED-FEMALEM.
Chambermalde, Cooke, Nurse., etc.
W ANTED--BY MItS. BLO K, NO. 142 CAMP
street, for th.i e' cntt. y, ono Cook, one
Washer toll ont Gardenrtr. Hut on hand a
goodt~ ltottntkoI~tr. tot 17 tf
W ANTED-- N INDU.-TRiIOUeN AND) TIDY I
VWpoman for cooking and house work. lie
foretnes reouired. Apply at No. ii First street.
joy) tf
WANTED-PUPILM.
W ANTED-IiY A YOINtl LAtY. (1tIADt
'V o it. position as teot h r iII a fitmrly.
tithet in thtP ity V ; PoH tzetry. 'I'T(teiis English
tan tusi c. Addreos W. W., Jemocrat. otllco.
1,12 tw
T A 'INli -BY A YO tNO ta BY, A(IIA D
(late of the Norntal Sehool. It sittutip.pot Ia
city or country, in ti fan) ly or wthtp to lteaet
It ngl ht it.F teth uni musti)'. Address ee 1., trntr
W ANTED---A L1DY TtbOliOU(GIHLY COM.
p''tcnt t.' teat n E~nali-it. French and Mlusic,
would likoe t uIl ptitlont ai visiting tea her. Hsax
Wou'ld also terch epils at her own hotet.
Ad iress 1.' Democrat oficen. *e29
W ANTED-BY A TEACHER, THE COItE
of a house from thte lt of July to the tot of
November. Satisfactory references will
given. Address I., this off1eo. i4 If
WAJANTED-BY A '1'LACHEIt A IOJ1TION I
V to teach. in either tt family or a school,
for hoard for self and two children. Andress
"D." this oftlie. 10 24tf
NIMEELIANEOUS.
WTANTED-A SITUATION. BY A BOY 12
years of age, who residl s with his mother. e
Will make hintseof t PIPPrally useful, Can fur
nish referen'es. Address WILLIAM. No. 3te
Chitppwa street. o!2 It
IATANTED-BY A B )Y. FIFTEEN YEAIN
oV out, it situation as el-rk in a wholesalt e0s
tablishment or it cotton house. Has had some
litto oxtperiente and can give the best of refer
enoes. Address L. W., Democrat office.
002 3t
W AN)Eu -I vA PIIIvA IE FaMILY--OU
eupttts f or two Pntnrnitshed rooms, with
board, locality near Canal street. Address B.
1.. Democrat -fit'.'. ow _
W ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
as boarders in a private family. where
there are no boarders. Location central and
Ponv'tnient to two lines of iars. Terms. suO per
m nth, fire end gas included. Referentes re
(tuired. AddressJ. P.. this offilce. se303t*
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED ItOY,
a situation to to dining-room work, at.
tend to the yard, or to do work in an office. Ad
dress PAUL, Democrat rfile. es:to :t
W ANTED - OCCUI' NTS FOR TWO OR
thiee, large furnished r-otrs. to rent at
No. 57 Daurphine street. near corner Bienville,
next house to Cheap John's. se29 1w
W A\TED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A $ITUA
tion of any kind. Hi speaks Fr itch. I
English and German. Can furnish the best of
eity references. Address JOs. BIIUGERE,
No. 4) Toulouse street,New Orleans. La.
oe25 St
lT W ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED BOY.
a situation as dining-room sersant and to
do general work about the house. Is a good
carriage driver and hostler. Address ED
WARo, emtocrat ofice. set2t 1w
dl ,[1 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEST WORK.
$1. 30 Magazine. D. LEECH, Soiree
Pianist. lys ly
W ANT D-SUGAR COOLERS IF SOUND,
good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem
ocrat offilee. 8024,1-f
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE
rienced young man, a farmn with stock
and impleer en a to work on shares. or will take
charge of it for a staied selary Best of refer
ence furnished. Address FARMER, Democrat
office. se2 tf
M1R.. BLOCK-NO. Its CAMP BTBEET. HAS
on hand the best kind of help for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. M1n Lt
LORl RUNT--A FEW IINKL! YfU1$NINIIfD
Lrognmlnniar (Iuna1 .trnt~t. ,Ana y alt t r
Dornoorat notloe. 04r1.1
FOft IWKNT Oft HA44 - MW MiLL ON
FI It i N'l'-rTlE1 Hr0N I). 'l1iiiIl) AN I)
oiv'rt Its h. ,11111 of thl, At 114(1.4' tin t 'ai'4)IIr' T1'oo
wtrapl, ( 'ipni 11v. Ap hily "i44 h'4*nl"144~ . 44'14 251w
rp( IENI'- A VEILY iiI,4I1tAlil.E l.A IMHtL
lIn tl(144V11it( 4.14 1411444t4'i"1'y (41t(Ittl4I inf 11414444 of
Ninth jul1 (11 .44441 st~r4nts. 'J'hi44 II 441414 14144
ever 1.ViII) 14144(4. en In 141 1 i 44 liat." rat lv., 14111
I4(rhl(4((, ainu only mon 41b4'ur14 froutr t.1.11 'ry
t4414144 (Itet 1( '444.4. 84141 nttI (1, C(11(441t111114 414444
hi"I ptlrrir for. loin I'iI r' ((((414 441141 1444.11 (444(n1 11lso
11Inih.'d l~A I.1,(.14Hl1441 (1141 444 room4T 14 tela''n
IlWonOl. f11114t, p14444.r14444, e tin. hII I 4454(14'4t, an({4
ti4( "M 41 un it~ w Ite 14r' rh41114t . For flirt,14'rplar
1.'1144.lat, addr14s1r441 II' 441 4444 Iio I . BA K El,
144l41' r44tt 41411114. 14el1 If
Ol (1t1 iN'11 --i'Ju I)EMI ItlJ1IM,I 'I WO) AND A
huf~f ,t.4.ryl 41414k ilw.+IIIni. wIth1 all thi' mod44
pti4r111r1, 41ary 1141rnbo,411, IsmlfIlr'444r, 14'rv41.14'
mrno4.1, 14441(4 144ved ya4rd. listA'r4 Hod1 wdl. s41t
n44t.41d 4444 1 'ry4t44 414 44t.4 1411 No. 211, 144t.w4144
Jornýplhlne 14n11 84 And44r'w 141ris4(11. AIMs, 114o
4441 11444414 h14u114144 NIII. No41444 14'47. P111s .1141144
41(41t44r4 appl4y to4 E. CONPI.IY
14411411f Corn144 canaI and 1)411141 14t~r44{41.
r()10 'fNI'- IIOUMHt NO. 1,144 (ANAL MT1& fT ,~
.1. 114tWnt41f Ht.. Ch14.r141 and14 Caropdl 44244t St rou~ts "
IfdoMIrabll thel ulpp 1r warti1 wIll ho0 ro44flt4
1411j44(441'. Appvly t4o A. J!. W144BhiII 141111 141441.
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f41O1I J}IET- -T ItIIIE (IO)TT AOEMr ON VAt
5 4(4(144 144.4n14t 4144144.4 (41 I 4414(141441. (414 th14r~
y44444 1' 10.1444 44t. ,2 ,1)r mo41nth. ).:til ha4444144444
r44t4 v41rd114 44n14 In N . I order.11 Appl4y at4. No. 44w
(.amr, 111 14t r4'4t p41 444)4r14 . 14414 41
1AANTEtLU-TOI IENT[. WITH IIOAII), TWO
44r 44,4 ary 44114 41444f4rt4411y fnlrnIsh4,d front
roomni, IIn 144(414114 1to4ry, 144111ry 5411 round,41 (144n
v4nIf nnI t.41 two4 l1(444s of 111 e 44r14 t lo awayl 11411
f4J I.)'l with the 4) lninst t~hit. thi marke 44144144( 44T41.
NI) 1)v, t i4-~t1 ,p1111 11411414 woil r141110f1014!144,4.
Addr11414s X. X .X.. 1)4nmo4'rat. 4flmPol j41 If
i,61OIIII1T--TIE (JOITAOII. NO. 14a ELY.
kit' h1ln. se4rvaflt.'s r14om,4 two wIIlfR 54nd a (111.
te~rn, t14441.htor with 1411vor44 la4rgo lo 14a44114 s4tal.441
Tim abo(v4, 14 1441tabh14 for1 44 Iargo, dairy. dray
m141 o4r i4 144rd11114r. }1,ont. 4111144 to0 it food
t4onan1t. Apply at No. 1411 Carondolot 14troo.t.
44(21411f
FURNISHED ROOMS!.
apalert m04nts( Ini 44444 of the1 114114 t('14lflat. p4rivat1o
r' Idl'lv "1 (of 1.h14 'Ity. Con1lil n V14 1to C4) a44a44
st r(14t 11,141 t:14141114411 111114411.141.
Uiiox'4eptlolublabl r4(f4'4.14(1441 11xrfl1441444.
110044(14 with I ri vated 1tabI' If 414'1411r1d. F4441 -
I ''i 41144,"rn 44 414(14r441)1 1044110n414a, 414544dol 11414
('444. 144121
COPARTN ERSHIPS.
1 . ('/I4HAit PiIIII'PI BECOMEH A PART
tnrr from this dait he t i Ml vie of the firm r
will hieceforth hte T'. A. WOOLLEY &. CO.
T. A. WOOZiEY.
New Orlianrs. (ictotir i. t77. o",t i w
I)HHM 'I'TION OF VA ftTNE iliPii' TH- ,
"teartnerfhi herotofori ex.stfrig in this
eit.y nider the nian of JItIEfiKfE & WOMAN Is
this tiny dissolved ly nutuat conseent, Mr,
Then, ifrierre hiar auran Of the Ilidu'ation,t
iiil will ,ontiu ee' th" iurne huslness under the
styl.' O THEO. hTBRIEIB.fttC.
THiPO. tISIERRE.
C. N. WOOAN.
rIIHE IfNI GItI4iNEu ffAVINO RE'rlftEO
I from the firm of lBrf'rre A. Wigs n, fiegs
leave to inform hi- frienrds and theiuii iIc that
hf will heireforih aitund .xciludvily to the
Irokurragr, of sugar and rnitixsni, and soliits a
contfinuanie of thrrir kind tatro rrtii.
iae Et. C. N. WOOAN.
I)INHOlfLUTION TIE FILM OF MAIiEU & I
MAMM*A( if this day disselveid by mititil I
onsernt. Ftrrnin Mihir Is tloni nethoried to
liquidate the affairs of thu late firm.
F. MAI1Ei.
If. MAHHEAU.
New Orleans, Sept. 2s, 1177.
f{EVERRING TO THE ABOVE, I WiLL
a. continue the Wines. Iittuors aind Bar Sores
hustinros at the old stand iti, r4 traviir street.
under the firm naiin of f.. MA it Eli. -ssac at
FURNI¶UIIE! FUILNITUILI.!
All, KINOH OF NEW FURNINi'tURf.,
Sti' t AM
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS,
f'ATENT ,OUNGJNEM AND. CHAIRS. ETC.
For sale at the lowest prie"' by
JOHN BOIS,
132 Camp Mtreet ..... .. ..1I2
FURNTUIIlE TAKEN ON HTORArlE.
hi' FCIAI NOTI 'E -hu Mi'-irfnd Frirnifure
bought also tord liberal cash priver paid.
H02; :11fl
Mme. H. HAUS*ET,
MIDWIFE,
I )EiM LEtVE TO INFORM TIER CUHTOM
e rs that Shi has t~rar~nsfnrritv fir doinii' Ii to
1i: ttamnpaurt st.re'r, between it, Ann and Du
mall'.
ItR-i ves Ioarders from ths "ity., also from
te couintry.
Consultations from It o'rlock a. m. to t o'clock
p. in snft:sim Ti Th Hu
JEIRSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh. from the country, to be had at
Corner Carondelet and Common streets
and Branch, No. 69 Canal slreet,'near
the Custom-.ouse, North Side.
The only placei in the city where this crie
braled ml k can he procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Milk and fiut.termifk, at 5 cents per glass. re
ecived dafly on ifis, via Jacksori Railroad. from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Stud ton'k Is
from the well-known Fowler's importations of
Jersey and Alderney cattle.
Also kept on hand, Mead Soda. Vichy, Min
eral Waters, Home-made Pies and Pastry.
MiMs ly5thp
HENRY KLUNG,
LITHOGRAPHER, ENGRAVER
-AND
"PRIM 2'.LP I1R ,
511............Magrazine Street ........51
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
All work execnted at New York pricas. iv9 ly
PH(ENIX HOUSE,
No. 96 St. Charles street,
(Next door to the Academy of Music.)
Opens to-night. Thoroughly refitted and re
painted in every department. The most fa
morue refreshment house in Nov Orleans.
RENTAURAN I' LIQUOR BAR OYSTEK SA
LOON. B' rWLING ALLEYS, AODA MEAD
and CONFECT.ONERY DEPARTMENTS, Cin
cinnati LAGER, ife cold. se9
New Orleans Savings Ins tution
No.15i Canal Street.
TBUTES:
A. MOULTON, E. A. PALFRET,
CARL KORIIN T. L. BAYNE,
DAVID URQUHART. GEORGE JONAB,
JOHN G. GAINES, THUS. A. ADAMS,
THOS. A. CLARKE, CHRISTiN SCHNEIDUR
CRAS. J. LEEDS, SAMUEL JAMISON
Interest Allowed on Deposite.
1,. URQUEART. President.
flEAs. KmREAW. Trusrinrer. sti1 Iv"
ANT. Caaiaza. 0. CAnRzENa.
& L. CAIaszlz. Oats. J. OAarm
A. CARRIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Royal and Customhoiuse.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments to
our friends in
LONDON. LIVUBPO(bL.
a- amdp hAMDN mad UONDPAD.
-B
BID'w s
ACADEMY OF VMUSIC.
Sunday Evenling. Meptember So, 1S91 0
and during the weoek,
Tani wink of time Park Thl'etre Corneedy Corn
tflnO, proenllg the :a Ie+. Perim, l'ldon sael
New York eil at ien, inteeene iii ee ee at the?
Union c tNaecre 'lThoutre. New York. A
Freinh eolc'ey. by the uthor er o nab' M ,
Ile'tene'ieIC & I )Ice'eur; ndayi -I to thelI ngtiebe
8taego ty Mr. .. Aleery, enatit'ed
PINK DOMINOM.
i'reoee ld with unw ee'fineery and atppeeinfltekM.
A"4t I "'h'I ieele e is tugele."ee.' Ant `Ito
Ne ,tight v, beet ." Ant I -L0 -O t-bye, llbe
e'a."
MATE ti KE'- We~dnn'lay neel 4 etrdny.
Sunday. (I tAoe'r 7 Kelly & leeLeonsa Minstreli
and lice 1 ecuee Opeenr 'rouee,,
15x eilfle ene freec em Ci. In. I.until 1op. in. C1r
4l1in rteee at 8 ecleeoek. RPeSa
'Atli, (;ArilTY THE\-TitF1, ISAIL9fiNE OT.,
f luor Common. l..hurlee Meniaeomeeshee
andrl rnercge1r.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
with a ilret,-elacm eomeepany, eueineted for their
individle cecmerlte from thee Enateern eltiee' inoV
'lty theatreo. Admineon only 15, 46 Nan 5
min lee. aet9 tf
MUNICIPAL ADVE1TIsaIZMSTS.
MEALUIO PROPOMAdIA.
t)etl'Ac'rM~ar oe lurnoavxagwNT.
Ieoomn No. Ill. City Hall,
Now Orlean. Mepteneeher 20. 19i77. 1
Seatled propoetela will be reenivnel at this; of.
ile, until W IJNENHA Y, Oetober 1, 10.77, at It
mn., Iee tle retpair of thee nuienne wbarves Ia
the Thiri anel Fith listricts. In seceordaen
with .entilleetlore oe file in the office of the
City Huerveyor. f
''hee eity reeervee Iho right, to cwcoeptor rejee&
aley and all bhle.
INl). McCAIVRtleY.
eoe ett, Adruiniltrator.
MPAMiAL NOTICE.
1K)eAeenTwt r OP FINANOU,
City Hall, Now Oe leeees. tNpet, 7, 1K177.
'ITh e ighth eurelee rly aelotment of Serbe of
l'ree iuee litenein will take, tlaene In the, oflteo of
the Admineltrater ef PublicA eeeounts. on MOW
[AY. OCetohor hr, 1877. at to en. m.. at whiech ftis
Forty-tive Herile will bet drawn.
eee7e tei J. C. I)ENI4, Administrator.
NOTICE TO DRUMMERS ANU AUEKTS.
Dica'rMr1xCT o0 ?IA1Kxa)
itty Nall.
New Orleans, Hoptember 2,18177.
The following i published for the informiser
tlen of all I)ILUMMEMt$ AND AOENTS,aelliOLU
by eamnple:
City Ordinance NM. 9770.
ltaej'ros ee . Any peereen w'ting for iiucporhv
selef, oreee A N ACUkN T Tit 4AVEIANG OE VOlT.
era, who l l etieli reeive ordere, er ohsaitaysal
p', or secll geeods in eay manner wiaee
eheeti ,ny feer his. or hewr Ilteeaae, THE SUM O
ONE IlUNDcREID DOLLARS,
The attention of thexn falling to comply with
her above 18 celleid to Hecetion 74 of sald oad.d
nanco;
MtcmeroN 74. Any peermon or parsons, Arm or
finrnse doing any bue it ma, or wn gced in any
traeie calling or profeeieon, in thie ecity, 9' pert
toerncg any ait 'r aete made Astjet WhtieM
by tise ordillanecPe, or an peert or Dryto
sumr, witheut Ileaoe ae heretn provliedl for, o'
who shall vleieate in any waye or manner the prow'
vieaons of this ordinan e, shtati ie a ydat
ht mcle litabi toe a fine In a suIm )T
'KHAN 'r EN DL)Le Tt. and in an additio 7d
emreoeeunt cw'eordi g to the a n e lof the '
but not, to exeunt] onte hundred dollars; or to
Ienprisonmernt not excoeding one month.
Thiee redtjeer will eontinue to be strietly ea
forced, rn1d all parties knowing of any violae
tions of it. are reoepeetfully reaeeered to not3Mg.
this olee ce. J. C. DENIM.
nee'sc 2w Administrator of Finance.
NoTICE TO BAKERS.
MATOEAIr? or Nuw Oa ,asj
City Hall. Koptomber 70, 1177, p
The average priecof fresh flour beingthis dlp
seven dollars and fifty cents; In aeoordame
with maid valuation the price of bread for t66,
week commencling on MONDAY. Oe'ober 1. 11..`
will be:
Hixty oucxrnee for twenty cuets.
Tnirty oenene for ten ents.
Fiteun oun'eoe for five 'ecets.
iakeore of breal are reeiuired to nee only
host flour of the above value per barrel, d
dec01 damagedeor tofnrlortflour in bread
forcecle In this eity is prohibited. Consne
of breda ,:re reeaeeeestoee to report to the, a
Dorte s t'at.n any vieotalor, of the above Qrd
rance. cethet '.s variation ee wecght or quamy it:
maceeciaL
8010 Fri. PfIHT TRY, Meevr.
CITIZENM9 SAVtN4S BAtIK,
IA Bank for 8mall Biavinals
OBUTNEWALD HALL.
33............Daronne Mtreet........
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHABTZN.
This Ravings Bank will receive on depost
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent pee
cn such small sums of money as may fro
to time be offered therefor by mechanics,
minors and others, thus securing
from robbery, accident or fraud. and a1s
ina a means of profit on savings by
annual Interest paid.
By special provision of law, married
and minors can deposit money in
name, and it can be drawn by themselves
Such deposits cannot be controlled by
bands parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By-Laws.
J. L. GUBEENATOB. Prekei
I. BENNER, Cashier.
DI BEcOrro!
J. L. GUBEBNATOR. E. W. HUNTIN GTOF
E. P. CHAMPLIN P. BEN~NERt,
ILOUIA OBUNEWALD.
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BUL
CASPAR LUSSE,
Wee. 476 and 473 Chartres 6AU'e,
Announces to the proprietors of B3 .
SALOONS, and to the public, that havingse
pleted his immense apparatus for maue ,
uring
LAGER BEER.
He is reoared to sell the same AT I.
PRICE than any 'ther HOME.. 'ATA
OLE., and of as go<.. uality s any slasmila,
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F. BUSI'H,
GUN AND LOCKSMATH.
No. 32 Commercial Place. New
BBLL BANGING, IRON P.A!BINoS,
General House Work atsended to
oee and reasonable prices. At- -
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