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Chsing Out Regardless of Cost!
$30,000
WORTII OF CHOICE
DRY GOOD ,
In Store Nos. 22S and 280 Royal street,
corner of St. Philip.
MUST BE LIQUIDATED IN THIRTY DAYS.
This is no humbug, as we are determined to
ellthis stock out during the next thirty days
- we invite our many friends, customers and
the trade generally, to take advantage of this
O rtunity.
very article in the establishment has been
Odced to such low figures as to insure an im
R.ediate sale, so we advise our friends to call
there at once and examine the goods and the
reduced prices. Bargains in
CALICOES, COTTONS, SHEETINGS. DRESS
GOODS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
and every article in the house. Ladies consult
-our interests and call at once. You will save
S alsoe call the attention of dry goods dealers
In ~he city and country to this opportunity to
replenish their stocks at advantageous prices.
We also take occasion to offer for RENT this
torf. with all its fixtures, good will, etc., to a
goodand responsible merchant, at a low flgure.
DANZIGERS',
2S5 amn S2O Royal street, cor. St. Philip.
ASTONISHING INDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK AT
DANZIGERS'
NEW STORE,
1. ..............Canal street ..............I
Between Bourbon and Dauphine.
IMMENSE CHOICE OF NEW FALL GOODS
at prices heretofore unknown in New Or
leans. Road this advertisement and be con
vinced that we mean to keep up
OUR ESTABLISHED REPUTATION FOR
LOW PRICES.
We have received during the oast few weeks.,
from the principal markets of the Old and New
,orld. *S1n,. worth of seasonable Dry
os which in styles and prices we are sure
are worthy your immediate attention.
DRESS GOODS--DRESS GOODS.
Wew BOURRETTES at 15c and 20c per yard.
ew KNICKERBOOKERS at lce and 12c per
NOWFLAKES at Inc. 2oc and 250 per yard.
ew MATELASSES at 15e. 2oe and see per yard.
o received last week 100 pieces of New Styles.
bought at great advantages. We have all
these fashionable goods in all grades, from
lce to tI per yard.
Woolen Ft BINGES, in all shades, at icc, 16c and
2cO per yard.
Breton BitAID8 at 15na .0 and lsc per yard.
All kinds of fancy BUTTONS daily received.
SILKS-SILKS-BILKS.
Will offer to-morrow fifty pieces Black SILK, at
the following prices:
a pieces Black MILK at coo, Ially worth aoc.
5 pieces Black BILK at 75c. heavy, worth $1.
6 pieces Black Gros Grain SILK at $1 per yard.
6 pieces Black Cashmere BILK at $1 25; former
price $1 75.
S pieces Extra Bonnet SILK at $1 75 per yard;
former price $2 50.
6 pieces Best (Guenet SILK at $2 per yard; quali
ty guaranteed.
a pieces Black CASHMERE, sublime quality, at
$3 per yard.
These qualities we guarantee to be worth $5
per yard.
Colored SILKS in all shades including the new
shades "lironze" and "SMousse." at corre
spondingly low prices.
We are selling pretty SILKS at 65c a yard; for
mer price 55o.
Black Silk FRINGERS. all kinds; also with Clair
de Lune Beads, at $1 and 1t 50 a yard.
flack Cashmereslt lack Cashmeres!
Just received per steamer Knlikerbocker, 60
pieces Black CASHMEttES, at the following
prices:
10 pieces, 4o inchos wide, at e0c.
6 pieces, 40 inches wide at 75c; fully worth $1.
6 pieces. 40 inches wide, at $1; beautiful quality.
6 pieces. 46 inches wide, at $1 25.
6pieces, 46 inches wilde, at $1 s50.
Those are tie cheapest Cashmeres it has ever
been our pleasure to offer to the New Orleans
public, and we would beg to add that we can
warrant these goods to be of the best French
manufacture.
CLOANS. CLOAKI. CLOAKS.
A complete assortment for Ladies and Misses.
the manufacture of which has been superin
tended by our buyers, and every Cloak a perfect
LADIES' CLOAKS, all sizes, in the latest style,
at $2 75.
MATELASSE CLOAKS, at $5.
French BEAVER CLOAKS at $4, $6 and $s.
MATELASSE CLOAKS, silk trimmed and silk
fringes at $12, $16 and $20.
PARISIAN' CLOAKS (latest styles) at $30, $4o
and $50.
MISSES' CLOAKS. all ages, from$2 0o to $15.
It will pay you to examine our Cloaks.
BLANKETS. QUILTS.
GRAY BLANKETS, at $1, $1 50 and $2 a pair.
WHITE BLANKETS. atall prices from $2 so up.
TOILET QUILTS, from New Yurk auctions,
at $1.
TOILET QUILTS, from Now York auctions, at
$1 50 and $2.
,.. Nottingham LACE CURTAINS from New York
auctions, which we offer at $1 to si a pair.
Tamboured LACE CURTAINS from New York
auctions, from $30 to $75 apair.
These goods from New York auctions are
fully worth double the money.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
,All the latest Colorings. All the latest Novelties.
Our well known Low Prices.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
Buy your KID GLOVES at DANZIGERS'.
Our famous 2-button KID GLOVES, at 4oc a
pair.
Extra 2-button KID GLOVES, at 5o0 a pair.
Sand 4-button Kli) GLOVES, at $1 a pair.
6-button KIt) GLOVES, at. $I a pair.
Embroidered 2-button KID GLOVES, at $1 25
a .air.
Gents extra fine DOESKIN GLOVES, new
shades, at $1 25 a pair; every pair warranted.
NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE.
We have been appointed by Messrs. Harris
Bros. sole agents for their worla-renowned
HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES.
The ladies need no order these Gloves from the
lorth, as we will keep a full assortment, and
promise to sell them at New York Prices.
Calicoes and Cotton Cheaper Than Ever.
Just received per Knickerbocker:
Seases new Shirting PRINTS at. 5c a yard.
, cases lane- PERCALE, yJqd wide. at 7e a yard.
Brown and Bleahod COh (PT '48 at 4-.c a yard.
Splendid CANTON FLANNELS as low as 7c a
yard.
Nev lots of FLANNELS, SHEETINGTS. etc.,
which we sell by the single yard at New
York Pr(ices.
We are prepared this season to offer unusual
inducements to our country friends. Samples
sent to all parts of the country free of charge.
Orders tilled on same day as received. No de
iaz's. Any goods may be returned to us that
a to give entire satisfaction.
DANZIGERS,'
Best Lighted Store on Canal St
1W! Canal sweet.
gIrl " [AS. NOTICOAM
Neotie-The meembers of the Anecent Or
der of the Apis Mellifoca are hereby notified that
their elaeo meeting has been removed to
MAIONIC HALL, corner of St. Charle( and
Perdido strrets~ where they are ordered to as
semble THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. October
7, at 7 o'clock, for the transaction of important
business. By order of the M. M, R.
no7 It WM. J. J. ARMBTRONG, G. S.
pecial Notictee to Red River Shippers
Freights f6r Mansfield and Bayou Wincry
should be shipped on WEDNESDAY boats,
they connecting with and reshipping on the
Frank Willard at Coushatta.
JOS. A. AIKEN.
fnoltf _ 111 Gravier street.
Dr. D. W. Brickell has returned to the
city. nos 1w
Omce New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany, No. 124 Canal street.-New Orleans, No
vember 2, 1577.-Until further notice, trains to
and from the Lake will run as follows:
From the City. From the Lake.
7 o'clock.......a. m. 7:45 o'clock ...... a.m.
:30 o'clock ........a. m. 9:15 o'clock ..... a. m.
io o'clock........a. m. 10:45 o'clock ..... a. m.
11: a o'clock........a. m. 12:15 o'clock . p..... p. m,
o'clock...... ..im. 1:48 o'clock....... . m.
2:a o'clock........ m. a:15 o'clock ....... p. m.
4 o'clock.......p. m. 4:45 o'clock...... v. m.
:a3e o'clock... ... p. m. 0:15 o'clock....... p. m.
7 o'clock........p. m. 5 o'clook...... p. m.
nos 14t C. C. LEWIS. Secretary.
Ocflee of the Factors' and Traders' Insur
ance Company, No. 87 Carondelet street-Now
Orleans, October 27, 1877-From and after date,
this company will issue policies on marine
risks, payable in casq of loss, in London and
Liverpool. THOMAS F. WALKER.
oc28 im Secretary.
Notice-New orleans Credit Foneter As
sociation-Office 46 Decatur street. New Orleans,
October 11,1877-Subscribers to the capital stock
of this association are hereby notified that the
first monthly installment of Ten per cent shall
be due. payable at the office of the association,
on the s5th of October, 1877,
By order of the Board of Directors.
0c12 lm 0. H. NORMAN. Secretary.
New orleans Credit Foneler Associa
tion office No. 46 Decatur street-At an election
held Monday, October s, 1877, the following
named gentleman were chosen directors of this
association for the ensuing year to wit:
J. 1M. VILLAVASO. KOBEAT ROBERTS,
[L. LAIROUE. L. MOLLO
SJOS. PNOEEL . SA~ULETA
OUST. PITARD, . T. FERNANDEZ.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held October 10. 1877, Mr. A. Saulet, president.
and G. H. Norman, secretary, were unanimous
ly re-elected for the ensuin rear.
[ocl Sm 0. H. NORMAN. Secretary.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
apartments in one of the most elegant private
residences of the city. Convenient to Canal
street and business localities.
Unexceptionable references exchanged.
Rooms with private table, if desired. Fami
lies seeking a desirable location, can address
Box solo, or inquire at the office of the Demo.
crat. se21
LOST-FOUND.
11OUND-ON NOVEMBER 1, ON THE FIRST
District (Canal street) Ferry, a sum of money
which the owner can have on proving property
and paying the expenses of this advertisement,
on application to Mr. Charles D. Stuart on the
boat. no5 3t*
11OUND-A SETTER DOG, WHICH THE
1' owner can have by proving property andl
paying expenses. Apply at No. 251 Decatur
street, no 3t*
C-IA MPAGNIE.
G CO,, of S.
A. ROCIIEREAU & CO
SOLE AGENTS,
10 and 1IS t. Louis street, New Orleans,
8 South William street, New York.
LANDING EX STEAMSHIP FRANKFURT.
eoo baskets CHAMPAGNE. quarts.
4oo baskets CHAMPAGNE, pints.
With wire caps of de Mestre's patent. non 3t
wita wire Caps 01 1o 1a re s vc fllU.r r, ,
TANDING EX SHIP WYOMING., FROM BOB- I
deaux
40 casks CLARET. J. J. Duvergier.
20 casks CLAtRE1' Montforand.
20 casks CLARET I. I. Desmarles.
lo casks WHITE WINE. J. J. Duvergior.
10 pakackes BRANDY, E. Musse.
5 boxes5OLIVE OIL. I. L. Dultet.
For sale by A. ROCHEREAU & CO..
no 3st 16 and 18 St. Louis street.
BE YOU A LADY OR A G(ENTLEMAN,
If you wish to advance your interests as well
as your comtort.
BUY YOUR KIDS
-AT
KREEGER'8,
OC17 1m 5thp 149 Canal Street.
WM. F. MELLEN,
(Formerly of Natchez.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
140 Gravler Street,
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA,
oc28 lm*
TH08. BUNTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his office to
No. 52 Camp street,
Over the Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
no4 :mi
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HAMBURG.
This Company is now prepared to issue
POLICIES against Loss or Damage by Fire at
current rates.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAMS & BRUCKNER. Agents.
nol lm 13 Carondelct street.
LE BON TON
SALOON,
36 .........MAGAZINE STREET......... 36
A SUMPTUOUS LUNCH set daily, from 1io
to 1 o'clock.
no4 1w EDW'D PROPHET. Proprietor.
KID GLOVES.
THE LARGEST STOCK.
THE BEST QUALITIES.
THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE FRESHEST GOOOD8, at
KRENGER'S NEW KID GLOVE BIJOU,
149 Canal street, at the Old Stand.
oc17 Im 5thp
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
Ml.LK. MILK. MILK.
Pmre and fresh, from the country, to be had
SCorner Carondelet and Common streets
and Branch. No. 69 Canal street,'neal
the Custom-House, North Side.
The only place+ in the city where this cele
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Milk and Buttermilk, at 5 cents per glass. re
. ceived daily on it.e, via Jackson BRailroad. fro'.n
the famous Areola Dairy Farm. Bald sto.,.a
from the well-known Powler's importatioF of
J and lr
S EPORT OF THE CONDITION
-O THE
Ni W ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTI ON
At thb Close of Business, Oct. 81, 1877.
RESOURCES.
Real estate .............................. 532,34 54
Louislana State seven per cent bonds,
$307,500 . . . .... .. .......... ..... 341.100 00
St. Charles Hotel Co., first mortgage
bonds, $35a,000... ..................... 35 00
Now Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Co., first mort
gage bonds, $2500oo .. ............. 2,o000 00
Odd Fellows' Hall Association, first
mortgage bonds. $2000........... 2,000 00
Loans on mortgage maturing within
so days ............................. 1,49 53
Loans on mortgage maturing after 90
days................. .......... 372,073 67
Other loans and discounts maturing
within 90 days ............. ....... 154,932 06
Other loans and discounts maturing
after 90 days ........................ 98,864 00
Loans on call........................... 274.969 51
(lash on hand.. ........................ 174,159 18
Total ................. ..... $2,102,398 99
LIABILITIES:
Due depositors ......................$ 2,081,764 23
Due proflt and loss .................. 20,634 76
Total............ .............. $2.102,398 99
Accounts opened ..................- 25,682
Accounts closed ..................... 10,714
Remaining open ................ 5,968
Interest 6 per cent per annum.
We, the undersigned trustees, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
DAVID URQUHAIRT, Prrsldent.
ED. A. PALFREY,
C. KOHN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3d
day of November, 1677.
TIIEO. GUYOL, Notary.
Published in accordance with the provisions
of Act No. 91 of 1877.
A. DUBUCLET,
no7 It State Treasurer.
REPORT OF TIlE CONDITION
-OF THE
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING
COMPANY,
At Now Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, at the
close of business.
SaturdaY, October 2, 187711.
Real Estate .......................... 169,71a 14
City Premium Bonds ($50.000.) market
value 306,c ............ .......... 17,000 (o
Bonds and stocks ...... .............. o 60
Loans on mortgage matur
ing after 90 days........ $19,254 25
Loans and discounts ma
turing after 9o days .. 21.048 01
Loans and discounts ma
turing within 90 days. 2,366,425 44
Loans on demand ...... 1r.:30o 29
2,571,008 89
Due from other banks and bankers,
(including Foreign and Domestic
Exchange) ......................... 168.131 07
Current expenses .................... 15,867 66
Cash items-gold .......... $9,592 91
National
Bank Notes. 52R,234 73
U. 8. Notes.- 147,010 00
744.837 64
$3.687.656 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .........................$1,000,000 00 R
Contingent fund ................... 129,539 73 C
Dividends unpaid.................... 7,639 00 C
Individual depositors........... ... . 2.157,501 44 L
Foreign banks and bankers ........ 384,207 33
Other liabilities (uirculation) ........ 8.767 60
$3,687,655 00 I
We. of the Noew Orleans Canal and Banking I
Company, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of our knowledge I
and belief.
CH. JUMONVILLE, Cashier. (
CHAS. MACREADY, }Directors.
E. J. HART, T
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans. (
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 27th
(lay of October. 1877. c
THEO. GUYOL, Notary.3 I
Published in accordance with the provisions 3
of act No. 91, of 1877. A. DUBUOLET.
no7 It State Treasurer.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-OF THE
BANKING DEPARTMENT
-OF THE
CITIZENn' BANK OF LOUISIANA.
At New Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, at
the close of business on the 2ith
of October, 1877.
RESOURCES.
Real estate ........................... $307,272 48
Louisiana State bonds,
$100,000, market value 86 70,000 00
Other bonds and stocks.. 15,880 68
865,880 68
Mortgage department ......... ..... 732,749 22
Loans and discounts ma
turing after 9o days-... $339,358 49
Loans and discounts ma
turing within 90 days. 691,310 79
Loans on demand......... 63,213 12
- - 1,003,882 40
Due from other banks and bankers.. 72,007 56
Current expenses ....... ............ 10.531 73
Cash-Gold ....................17.587 60
Silver ...........- ....10,940 00oo
U. S. and National
bank notes ..........42,335 59
-- 448.863 19
Total..................... .........$2.751,187 26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in..... $1.500o.000 00
Undivided profits........... 31,224 17
1,531,224 17
Dividends unpaid ........ 697 00
Deposits bearing interest 13,520 77
Deposits not bearing in
terest -................. 804,954 33
Due to banks and bankers 400,790 99
- - 1,219,963 09
Total ...........................2,751,187 26
We, of the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana. do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of our knowledge and belief.
JAS. J. TARLETON. Cashier.
9 HVNRf RENSHAW, Directors.
kOB£. HART, 1
9- STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. )
7 Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2d
[ day of November, 1877.
ai o A. PITOT, Yr., Notary Public.
of
nu ~ in acordacwith the provisions
NAVE S*TATEAMWXIT
REPORT OF THE CONDIIION
OF THE
METROPOLITAN LOAN AND MAVINGS N
BANK. a
At the ,lose of business on Saturday. October 1
27, 1877. r
ASSET8.
Real Estate ........ ............... 33,585 0
State and City Securities............. 2.75: ,
Loans due in 9o ays ...................... 267,076 79
Loans due after 90 days ................ 7,254 00
Loans due on demand .............. 21,430 00
Furniture and fixtures. ... ......... 2,796 00 oo
Current expenses .......... ...... ..... 4,362 0O
E xchange ..................... ......... 779 79
Cash items-Gold and silver coin.
United States and National Bank
notes, and checks on local banks.. 37,128 A8
5175.686 o2 d
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in .........................$118,5.6600
Reserve fund ........................... 10,142 55
Banks and bankers ................... 26,000 00
Interest bearing deposits ............... 41,238 56
Non-lnterest bearing deposits ....... 47128 84
Undivided profits....................... 21,606 oSt
Other liabilities ....................... 2,0) 00 o
$378,66006 02
The above statement is correct and true.
T. D. VAN HORN. Cashier.
A. CHAP'SKY, J rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Novem
ber 1, A. D. 1877. W. B. KLE[NPIETER
Notary Public.
Published in accordance with the provisions
of act No. 91 of 1877. A. DUBUCLET,
non it State Treasurer.
NTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIIHE
CITIZENS' 8AVINGS BANK,
Of New Orleans. State of Louisiana. at the close
of business. Saturday, October 27, 1877.
RESOURCES.
Bonds and stooks ....................... 6.681 71
Loans maturing within ninety days.. 114,892 47
Furniture and fixtures................... 1.61 00
B Current expenses....................... 4.671 05
Cash.... ............. ......... 31,081 17
Total............................... 220.947 40
LIABILITIES.
Stock ......... ..................100,000 00
Surplus fund ........... .......... . 9.96. 9 62
Profit and lss .......................... 10.780 99
1 Deposits hearing interest ............ 0.256 00
Deposits not bearing interest.......... 19,950 79
0 Total.... ...... .......*....6220.947 40
We, of the Citizens' Savings Bank of New Or
blans, do solemLly swear that the foregoing
statement is correct to the best of our knowledge
14 and belief. M. BENNER, Cashier.
(J E. P. CHAMPLIN 1 AL Directors.
SLOUIS (IUNi ALD i
'State of Louisiana. Parish of Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th
day of November. 1877.
J. BENDERNAGEL, Notary Public.
Published in accordance with the provisions
of act No. 91 of 1877. A. DUBUCLET.
89 no6 State Treasurer.
REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
07 OF THE
6 LOUISlANA RAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Of New Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, at the
close of business,
S aturday, October 27. 1877.
RESOURCES.
0o Real Estate....................................... $5o0 00
73 City Premium Bonds.................. 89,844 58
0o Other stocks and bonds............ 108.794 09
4 Loans on mortgage .............. ... 39,774 85
3 Loans and discounts due within 90
0 days ..................... .... ..... 62 4,958 37
0o Loans and discounts due on demand 83,62 26
ng Furniture and fixtures, including
ve safe deposit vault................ 52.000 00
ge Expenses ... ................. 4.522 20
Domestic exhange............. .... 65,716 17
Cash....... ................. .. 82881 76
Total ............................... 1.192,154 13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock........................... · 600, 000 o
7th Surplus ........ ...... ................ 10,000 00
Other undivided proflts........... 34,45 82
r.3 Deposits bearing interest .......... 284.,37 11
Deposits not bearing Interest ........ 229,284 91
ens Due banks and bankers ............ 99,09(49
Other liabilities...................... 34,70 00
- Total...........................1.81192,154 383
We. of the Louisiana Bavings Bank and Salfo
Deposit Company. do solemnly sw: ar that the
ab',ve statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
J. 8. WALTON, Cashier.
Attest:
EDWARD CAREY.
FREDERICK WING.
Published in accordance with the provisione
at of act No. 91 of 1877.
A. DUBUCLET,
no7 It State Treasurer.
CITIZEN'' SAVL NW BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GBUNEWALD HALL,
3s............. Baronne street ...... ........
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHABTAREB.
This Savings Bank will receive on deposit ant
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annun
on such small sums of money as may from time
totime be offered therefor by mechanice, clerks
minors and others, thus securin rotectio
from robbery, accident or fraud, and aso afford.
ing a means of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
B special provision of law, married womet,
and minors can ddositt money in their oven
name, and it can be drawn by themselves or1ly.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by ltAns
bands parents or tutors.
M. BENNEB. Cashier.
_Br~rc~r
NWA3?3AI.
ver hes, mempaMioms, ete.
WTANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE.
IV an old resident of this city. and who can
give good references, a position as governess or
teacher in a school. Is tly comeetent to teach
English and music. Address L M., care Demo
crat office. nos 1w
Dressmakers and seamstresses.
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUA
IV tion to sew; is a first-class operator on sow
ing machines. The best of reference given.
Address K. C. M., this office, se6 tf
WITANTED-A SITUATION TO DO SEWING
and willing to nurse or do housework.
Good reference given. Address, 140 Thalla
street, near Magazine. no7 3t
Cooks. Nalrses. Chambermalds, Ete.,
TWIANTED-BY A YOUNG GIICL, A SITUA
V tion as cook. Address D. M., this office.
o ITANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST
v class cook in a private family. Pleasead
dress for three days, A. D., Democrat office.
no7 at
-.ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SIT
Sunation to do plain cooking and housework.
Can give best of references. Address A. P.,
Democrat office. nol St
W ANTED - A SITUATION AS COOK.
" washer and ironer, for a small family; the
best of references given. Address K. C., Demo
crat ofcoe. no7 at
,WTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
a situation as nurse. Address H. E., this
office no7 at
W. ANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUA
Stlon to do house and dining room work.
Good referonces given. Address M. A., Demo
crat offie. no7 at.
WTANTED-BY A GIRL, A NICE PLACE TO
V do housework. Call at No. 186 St. Thomas
street, between Race and Orange. ao at
WiAANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
a situation to nurse and do housework, or
to cook, wash and iron for a small family. Ad
dress I. S., Democrat office. no7 at
W ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, A
situation to nurse and do housework in a
small family. Address M. P. L., Democrat
offeen. no7 at
IWANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, SITUATIONS
one to do housework. and the other to
cook wash and iron. Address No. 5o Felicty
Road. no4 1w
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A SIT
uation to do house work and assist in
nursing, Apply at 85 Constance street, not at
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY A SITU
V ation to do sewing and liglt housework.
Address A. K., 189 Magazine street. o0el 1w
SI[ITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
Clerks and salesmen.
W.ITANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A POBI
V tion as clerk in a commercial house where
he can make himself useful. Salary is no ob
ject. Can give the best of references. Address
P. D).. Democrat office., no7 at
T-ANTED-A POSITION AS SALESM.AN IN
:V any store where I can earn suffi.lent to
pay hoard till January 1. I am exerleneed.,
and can furnish best of references. Address X.
Y. Z.. Postoffice. nos at
WTANTED-A SITUATION IN A (WHOLE
sale or retail) grocery store by a young man
who has had several years' experience in a
country store. Willint to work for a living sal
ary. Address G. K., care this office. seaotl
IIANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character a situation in an office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid of hard work.
Bost of references furnished. Address M. H. D..
Democrat Office. se1 tf
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
Clhlmbesarlds, Cooks, Nurses, ete.
W ANTED--BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
street. for the country, one Coo", one
Washer and one Gardener. Hae on hand a
good housekeeper, au17 tf
RS. BLOCK-NO. 14I CAMP STREET, HAS
±. on hand the best kind of help for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. aull t
HELP WANTEU-MALES.
Clerks, Salesmen, etc.
SALESMEN WANTED - SALESMEN WHO
I thoroughly understand the retail dry goods
business with good reference. Apply toM. L.
BYRNE & CO.. 1:n Canal street. no7 at
WANTED-PUPIAS.
W ANTED-BY A TEACHER A POSITION
• to teach, in either a family or a school.
for board for self and two children. Address
" D." this office. ie, 2 tU
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GENTLEMAN, A GRADUATE OF A UNI
versity, who has been connected with news
papers, desires employment. He is willing to
accept of any honorable employment with re
muneration. Is married. Address W..Demo
.A.t nflf.,_ no7 3t
Wi~ANTED-FINE WASHING FOR FIVE
V Lgentlemen. Apply to Mrs. Arthur, No. 376
St. Louis street. no7 *
W ANTED-BY A BOY OFI fYEARS OF AGE,
a situation in the country; is willing to
work for a small salary and board; is not afraid
of hard work. Good reference given. Address
Postofflce Box 2419, New Orleans. no7 3t
URNITURE WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE
F party wants to rent i parlor, a rdinong room
and a bed room set, Address FURNITU.E.
this offic, no7 lt*
IW ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO MAKE COM
mon mattresses and assist generally in a
furniture establishment. Address, with terms,
WM. ENDERS, bhreveport, La. no7 Bt
I(ARRIAGE DRIVER WANTED-ONE WHO
- can come well recommended in every re
spect. Apply at 18. Carondelet, near Julia,
from 7 to 8 a. m. or 5; to 7 p.m. no4t tf
A MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN A NA
tive of this city and a graduate of the High
School, active, stron and healthy, wants em
ployment of any kind. Cotton press yard, ware
house, railroad clerk, or any outdoor work pre
ferred. Anything. anywhere, any price. Ad
dress W. T., this office. oc27 tf
$1.50 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEST WORK.
S 63o agazine. D. LEECH, Soiree
Pianist. jysly
W ANTED-SUGAR COOLERS IF SOUND.
good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem
ocrat office. s.e. tf
W ANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE
rienced young man, a farm with stock
and implements to work on shares, or will take
charge of it for a stated salary. Best of refer
encoe furnished. Address FARMER, Democrat
office. se tf
FOR RENT.
OR RENT-THREE FRONT ROOMS ON
F' second floor, at 182 St. Charles street.
no10 3t*
ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND
floor, at No. 123 Carondelet street. nos at
OR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNI S HED
rooms, single or in suites, with board, at No.
63 Bourbon street. near Canal. oc27 lm*
FOR RENT-THREE COMFORFABLE BED
rooms in a strictly private family. Parlor
and private table given.if preferred. No chil
dren in the house or other boarders. Location
pleasant and convenient. Address D., Demo
crat office. ocll tf
FOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE OFFICE,.
' on second floor of No. U4 Union street, for
merly occupled by Messrs. Aikens & Watt, with
sffiee furniture.vault and gas fixtures complete.
Ayply to A. LEVI, No. 34 Perdido street.
oe7 lm
FOR SALE.
OR SALE OR RENT-THAT WELL KNOWN
FK sur lantation. "C- lster" situated in the
varih-oftberville. Apply to F J. bONIAIT. No
33 ~ront street, up-stairs. oel, tlm Tu Th Su
'( OR SALE--AN ELEGANT AND COM
Vpl.'te set of furniture. desks and fixtures.
suitable for a banking or counting-house. Ap
ply to HIBEINIA NA PIONAL BANK. oc3tf
BOARDING.
ELECT PRIVATE BOABDING-OOMFOET
S ably turnished tront rooms can be obtained.
with or wltholt board. by the day. week o~
month, by alppl % O elegant prhiate rel.
dene lo. i omaronael_ s te PaU.d in
-eo o 1 sno~
,Jonday, November I, 15.11.
First apouerance in this city of
KLaTE CLAXTON
In her fam.us characterization of
ThiE BLIND GIRL,
In the powerful play. in six parts.
TUE TWO ORPIANS,
As originally acted in New York, sap.
Mr. C. A. STEVEN.1ON, (tiy ,ermise
Mr. A. M. Palmer, of the Union
Theatre. New York,) and her own
Now York Company.
MATtNEE8-Wedneaday and lat l r .
Thursday, Friday nliatur'ay--KATE Cli':
TON in her last New Yer. sulele, Qa,.
BTANCE in the romanie play elI
CONSCIENCE.
Sunda Evening, November il--The TWOOS
P ANS.
Mona November 12--FERRIO .
Thurs .d-Event Extraordinary-The P
PLAY. first presentation.
Seats securqei six days in advance. 8at
BIDWELL'B ACADEMY OF Itl ~IO.
B dary November 4 and during t_
great dalect comedian., GE. . K,:
tho versatile protean Actresses, TEE
SISTERS, in Fred Marden's isteat
drama, called OTTO, OR A GAME OF
Friday Evening. November .--Benef
Knight and Worrell Sisters, prsentnsn.
tion tothe drama, Knight's roarfagar .,
which bill will be presented Saturd
evening. Sunday, November i-THLI
W ENGER'S GARDEN,
Neo. 11 and 1L bemrbs streeti,
H. WENGER, Propriete. ,
Has been newly frescoed, and I. now the.
EST HALL in the South. The artistto I
ment of the hall was opened to publti
tion on Saturday, the lath inst., at 7 o'
A large number of European and A mf; i
papers alwave on file.
Three rooms for ladies and families, w ith
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion in the wedl
from 11 o'elock a m. to 12 m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGEBR tr
.lve Cents a glass. oe if
COPARTNERSHIPS -
TISBOLUTIONOF COPARTNEESHI
,copartnership heretofore existing bet
the undorsigned under the firm n ameof
FINLAY & CO. has this day bee m
Henry Frellsen retiring from the 1bat
Either party has the right to sign the ss on
Nthe firm in Hiuidation. _ -
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THE Mfl -
'l igned have this day formed a
ship under the firm name of
THOMPSON. for the vurpose of oont l
wholesale drug buslness recently oon
the late firm of G. B. Finlay & Co., at th'b'
location, No. 3 Magazine street.
THOMAS C. TtOM
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, I
recommend the new firm of
THOMPSON to the patrontRo4 J
New Orleans. November 1. s177. aol
COPARTNERHHIP-MR. P. O. TBEPA
and Mr. HENRY DELERY have an
in our firm from and after this date.
VOSE-Btu
New Orleans. November 1.1 il7. nol
DISSOLUTION.-THE COPART
heretofore existing between the
signed, under the firm of Moore, .
Hyams. is this day dissolved by m
sent. Mr. Thos. Janney retiring. E
nor will sign the name of the fr
tion. ROBT.
New Orleans. Oct. 31, 1877.
C OPARTNERRHIP.-THE Ufl-l
will continue the business of
ney & Hyams under the r n
Hyams & Co. B..
C. H.
New Orleans. Oct. at. 1877.
WUWDETAEE S,.
OHAB.O. JONES. JoaE e.
Formerly with lrank Johnson.
JONES a ROCE,
.60 and gMagauine st..nearDhdIO
Uade taker sad EIbaeih n..
Au business entrasted to the firm w$1_
prompt and careful attention at modeut
Oarrianes to himre
COMMXI5ION MER.-.OHNSr
LEON QUIXBOUZ. OSOAN BC
QUEYROUZE & DOS,
wholesale Gseeers,
DEALaRF IN WINas AND LIQowea
And all kinds of WE.TERN PRODW
As the 5lue st.res.
Corner Old Levee andBlenville stree..s
deld've l7 New Orl
JAMES D. EDWAF'
(Successor to Daniel and J. D. Edw
STEAMBOAT, BAILBOAD A ZN
EERnS SUPPLIES,
Manufactarer of the most io pree*
SITEAM TRAINS PoE MAKE Ni
And every descripti ,n of
Copper, Brass and Sheet -Irme
Dealer in Iron Pipe and F .tlnna fori
t Water or Gas; Brass and Ir on YM.ar
Oil Globes; Steam and Wat er G
Tubes; Bolts and Nuts; P nched
Screws; Washers; Blvets; C n,
Force Pumps ;Brass and Ir ~ Wn
ber, Lubricating and Ha m
her Hose; Belting; Lubric atiL
Linsed and Headlight 011 s;
ton Waste; Cotton Stem la g;
Stocks and Dies. Pi pe
D Wrenches: Plpe isee ; Ja1c
Brushese; Flue oaera. etc.
Agent for the
CAMERON SPW CIAL STEDF7
- -For--
FPUMPINGJUICO. &ND' itPPI.ING
Ber.d for Price List.
o. JAAMES D. EDWABDS
=9. 42, and r. Fror it and 21. 2a. l ad lP
ont herwan hoe
N OF JOIH HANSEN
S 83 and us .anal strees, New
S TO AL BOJUTHERNB OITIBMt
a I am of t'ee same opinion as
am dr,terrined to help build up
turir irterest of our native State
hell, th' laboring classes and keep
wb ich would otherwisec go tothe
- A'Iout a year ago I started .rg
i't'g the beet griam andaj.Fm i '
vY. anyold hvothorewta
is tE~4rrm