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e 1O: 'hgaaSg 1n the rseatal of W.
i t W Prer; tº* emrst. j
Or alatutd la t tt Sa..t o the VUdte4
t-e) t and greate atresge e upon ei
bePoPe ou tale. ton stu t witp the pol.y
1 Jpetflot inf whlch t epbitaep party
duous ed ver since the war
ete aorlt it I a .unate, on that day, seated
m .Ikeegl as a reutresentative of
Sovereil tmr u eliana. hTe prince of
Salnars has been by them tewardedi
Sthe est hoore for his knavery and
erj ,w have fr so Ing a time been the
won er and disgust of the whole eovilized
rorld. The Greature of the fraud, which he
himself created, has been voted worthy of a
In that body whose purity and dignilty were
beer .mes the pride and boast of every
meorl:i oihin.
In action of the Penate villainy and
treaaesher score another triumph andu honesty
sad tearfully acknowledge another de
t the young men of our country per
. nOtier te iumph of party spirit over
the old poi.house trickster another
n lveto politlcal infamy. In it the states.
tandiscovers another influence, which, added
the many thtt have already preceded it, will
4entultly Wrk the total ruin of our Republi
i# T here~b is in it, after all, some compensa
Ste dation we suffer. By this ao
publican majority in the Senate,
not have been consummated but
the votes of the Administration Henators
a ris warned the people of the United
taes he h a ndoed the poliey of a
rmen for the whole people, ad adopted
te policy of a overnment for the Republican
nrt e. The votes of Stanley Matthews
£dti-t risttaney on that day indicate as plainly
St handwriting on the wall that the lade
am td 'rld)nt has at last. been whipped into
ga nks : they show that the dog has returned
to h vomit, and the fraudulent President sur
liadered at discretion to the party of eorrup.
tI'as Insult, however, to the citizens of Louis
lana should not be passed by in silence. The
ole of the Union should know that Louis
a stigmatizes this verdict of tae Senate as a
eand degrading imputation upon her once
name-and the declaration that Kellogg is
e represenutatve jn the kenate as a base and
infaii falseihoo. l'hotugh the reprisenta
ve. heX sovereignty, the Legislature, she
01 nsgnantly order Kelogg not to dare
Sfunctions of her Senator, and to au
t.ettivelyinform the Senate that she recog
in his admission to that body a gross and
lt violation of hher State sovereignty.
T ministers of justice should unkennel
tot.i of the ianr crimes he has committed and
sath hi from the seat which he now dis
I in the Senate echamber to provide for
-Ira sett at the work bench in our PI'niton
Swhich would itself be almost too honora
e-oor such a villain.
[franklin (St. Mary) Enterprise.]
ell.og the most infamous corruvtlonis.,
liar in all the South, has been ad
mitnedlto the United States Stenate to roere
ent the State of Louisiana w thout the shadow
Sri , and on no argument save that of the
Reaityof connectin g a i:tdical majority in
tat bdi at all hassa do.
The Adminintration stupported him, and its
spPort confirmed him in his seat. By this act
ihsitana must be represented in the United
States Senate for the next six years by her
Lreatest nemy; bythe man who has done more
ham eny other to ruin and disgra m her; by the
t villain of the ,orde of villains who
ve tened on her substance since lRts, sim
ply because it is thought ,expedient at this time,
eves at the expense of justice and honor, to
W "al " big garb of corruption" to k-ep the
teal party alive a little while longer in that
ranch of the government The SHnators of
this great nation certainly have an enviable (i
reputation as statesmen.
iMarksvlle Bulletin.)
W. P. Kellgr has finally booee admitted as
Ssn-ttr of thi United Sa ts, representing the
roud elate o Ltouisiana. There is not a man
na title State that supposed that such nn occur
rene eould happen, and the i,.telligence that the
lar ha become a reality must "tir the blood
and exclt", the indignation of all Louisianians.
£ellogg the Senator from Louisianal There
was atime when this graud title implied honor
and carried with it the confidence and love of a
e0nstitueney, t,ut in this case we find the very
reverse. Whom da s i his man represent? ('or
tainly not that large class of our people who for
0 mman years have resisted and rebelled
against his authority, and who, with united im
utlse, thought they had driven him from their
-Mest.
But rather than lose their power. Republican
Senators did not hesitate to take in fellowship a
man whom Louisiana has repudiated as a Gov
ernor and in whom they have not a partictle of
.*fldenhe. Let this man's adnisstion stir up
d ite the indignation of all honorable men,
for it is nothing less than an infamous plot
nast liberty and de e,roy.
t is in the power of the peop'o of this State
to heard In this matter. The Legislature
tsin January, and oneof its first ac's should
be & set of resolutions repudiating Mr. Kellogg
asa Senator, and placing the Henate upon no
tices that this man's actions and votes will not
go usprotested. Let the Senate know that they
ave rbbed this Mltate of its rightful represen
t ive. We can not change or alter the infamous
heoree, but' we do prutest in the name of an out
raged people.
[Terrebonne Progress.]
Th honest, patriotic gentleman whor. In 18s8.
bought A six years' term in the United Slates
senate to reresent a State where he did not
belong, and which had not the slighte-t use for
him, who afterwards for fiur years preen led
tob Governor, by right of election, of a State
of which he could not control asingle foot of
ground, except under the protection of Unitedi
States bayonets has turned up, again and again,
toour lasting ditgra.e. h" is to mi-represent u,
n the United, tates Senate for six years. Kel
logg was seated by a full party vote. It will not
be contended that every one of these Bepubli
n enatorsdid not know exatly what he was
gong and that he did not deliberately perjure
imself by voting for the edmlssion of a mnn
who has as little right to be Un:ted States Sena
tor from Louisiana as he has to be King of the
annlbal Islands.
[Baton Rouge Advocate.]
It has been charged that Wm Pitt Kellogg,
who has just been admitted to a seat in the
United States Senate. obtained his pret' nded
election by paying s9ie each to the Packard
mob" tO vote for him. We hope the Democrats
will set themselves energotieslly to work to
terretout the truth of thi. cha go, tog,,ther with
the fact of his criminal co lusilon with the Re
trning Board to re urn men to the I eglslature
wno were never elected, in order that he may be
iked out of the sat that he diseraces and to
which he has not a shadow of a right.
[Lafsyt-te Adver ise'r.)
The seating of William Pitt Kelloag in the
United States Senate is a fltting climax to the
disgraceful recird of the. Republcan majority
of that body, It is a shameful outrage upo-'
Dublic decenep and an insult to Louisiana and
the Bouth. Kellogg wat not elected Benasor
and he has thetranseondent impudence to claim
to represent a people who loathe and despise
him as a most unprincipled and corrupt adven
turer.
[ Zhibodaux Sentin'l.]
On yesterday week Wmin. Pitt Kellogsg was ad
mitted into the United Statee Senate as a Sena
tor from Louisiana. 'i his oily gammon and
champion liat and defamer of the people of this
litate is admitted toa seat in the Senate simply
that lRdicaliimm may mintaln a majority in
that body for a short while longr.
CUBA'S CAUSE.
A Proposal to Interfere In the Present
Cuban War.
(Chicago Times.]
WAsHIN.ION. Dec. 6.-Mr. Joyce, of Vermont.
attempted to introduce a resolution into the
Mouse to-day, wllich ha1 the effect to stir up a
hornet's nest. It related to the Spauish-Cuban
diffeulty, and asked, among other things rela
tive to that subject. fir an investigation into the
methods of warlare, with a view to interference
on the part of this government, if thte result of
the inquiry should demal,d it, to the extent of
compelling Sitain to c ,nduct the war aceorlingl
to the principles of civilized warfare lResolu
tilons except on Monday, can only be intro
duced by unanimous consent. Out of courtesy
to the mover, the House usually al
lows a res lution to be read before
.any objection is made, but to-day, before the pre
ambles to Mr. Joyce's resolu:ion. which set forth
the oppressed condition if the Cubans and the
manner in which the war hat been conducted
tbfpanm, hail been read-half throuh; -Hale of
Maine. bounced to hi f-et and objected. His
.objection was echoed by h If a uozen other
members on bothsi tes of the H ,us.
Townsend. of New York bellowed out that
we had b tter first settle the Sitting Bull out
rages before we uud,-rtake to it,-rt. re in our
neighboas' affair. There being objection, of
course Mr.Joycewas unable togethi- resolution
before the House. Wit ther th se objections are
any indication or not of thetruth of tuea-set tion
It is made ne erthl.ss that Spain has becime
able to exact-soe very t..ent influences to
,revent the interposition of this government on
a o the ubans. The pr amble to Mr
Joyce's resolution set forth that the people of
Cuba had been opttressed for a long time by
iSpain that in 18ss they called a convention
tramed a constitution on which they declared
that all inhabitants of the island should be ab
of tesOdepartments, whioh comDrise tree
fourths of e territory and two-thirds of th
opplation that thespirit in which pain has
conducted the war against the Cubans is
contrary to all principles of modern warfare
and to the dictates of humanity; that on the 1st
of November toe commander of the Spanish
forces in Cuba issued an order to his offilers dl
ree Ilg them to shoot all Cuban prisoners taken
In battle, and make their report in such a way
that it would show that these men were killed
in battle; that in this war, and since Ists the
Cubans have lost fifty thousand men, and the
Spaniards two hbnnlrpd thousand men, and yet
Hpain has ben so strong in the United States as
to prevent this g Ivrnment from applying and
nflorcing the laws of neutrality, or, in other
wordlh, from saying that war exists, on the
ground that it is a mere insurrection or riot,
and that it is the duty of all Christian govern
tnents and eslpccially of the United States, not
only to give the Cuban patriots, who are
struggling for their liberty and equal rights
with other men, their sympathy, but also to In
terfere to prevent snch barbarous and cold
blooded murders as are being perpetrated now
and have been during the whole war by the
Spanish forces in Cuba. The resolution de
clares that this government should declare thiat
war exists between Spain and her colony of
Cuba, and that the Cubans are entitled to all
the rights and benellits of neutrality grantedt
under the law of itis. It also directs the I'resi
dent to make inuiry In regard to the matter,
and to do all in his power nither to bring aboutl
a peace between 8ptain and Cuba, on the ground
of Cuban independence, or to exert the power
and influence of this government to compel
Boain to conduct the war according to the prinu
ciples of modern and civilized warfare, and in
vite other nations to join with this government.
in an effort to bring about such a result.
Broken Blaine.
[Chicago Times.]
Senator Blaine arrived here this afternoon
on the limited express train from New York.
A fellow-traveler describes his personal ap
pearance as warranting all of the stories that
have boon circulated as to his bad healta. He
looks like a broken, disappointed man. His
once fresh, rosy complexion has been replaced
by a dead, parchment color. A dark circle
about his oyes and a drawn expression shad
ing his mouth. indicate the pain that Mr.
Blaine has suffered. He was very bitter in his
talk, and openly said many cutting things
about the President, indilating a spirit of in
tense hostility against Mr. Hayes.
Murdered In Prison.
[0lalborne Guardian, Dec. 6. i
Rohbrt Hymmonds, confined in the town cala
boose, was murdered on Monday night. The
details, so far as we have learned them. were
horrible. The door was broken open and he
was killed by blows upon his head. No cause
is known for the horrible crlnme. Symmonds
had been lately released from the State Peniten
tiary, where he was incarcerated for the killing
of Pritchard. in this place, some years ago. He
was pardoner by the G(overnor, and for somen
months past has eeon living quletly in Homer.
He was arrested a few nighlts ago b the t'own
police, and on trial pblead"d guilty to keeping a
disorderly house. Itather than pay a line of s.r,
he preferred incarceortion in the calaboose for
ten days. While serving his timeo out the door
was broken oven and he was killed.
In Maine and the Eastern States generally,
eonslderable dopressiun prevails in the lumber
trade.
Now American Bowing Machino, t15 Canal
street.
BOOTS. StHocs. BUnhtANs.-M,+s"ars. 11. & N.
manlory. auctioneers, Nots. 45 and 47 D)peattur
street, announce, their third grand eatalogtut
credit sae of boots. tihes and brogans. This
sale will consist of lr,0 cases of men's. youths'
misses' anld children's bots and shoes, and a
full line of holiday goods manufactured ex
pressly for city trade. For terms and full par
ticu lars, seeo their advert sonment.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
157 ... ......COMMONN ... .....
The undersignod having purchased tlihahove
Saloon. (Ilately Nuget's') will be most happy to
Inter' low his friends and the public generally
on WEDNESDAY next. 12th inst.
JIM BOGART,
157 ... .....Common.. . 1
dell erkm
VICTOR PRIVAT,
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
And Manufacturer of
HOME CORDIALS AND SY4UII'S,
No 31 Blenville street,
Bet. D)eeatur and Chartres sts.. Now Orleans.
dol2 2mn
PU!iE KEJ'i LCKY WHIHl'KhS.
We are the mantufaturers' agents In this ofty,
for the sale and distribution of the celobrated
J. A. MILLER CHI(CKEN COCK
Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, made at, Paris,
Itourbrn county, Kentu,.kv, so well known to
the trade generally, end warranted to ugiv en
tire satisfaction. Their perfect manufacture,
from carefully selected grains, pure properlies,
superior cooperage and rapid imorovement
constantly, make these whislies the most de
sirable and protitable to buyers, dealers and
consumers generally.
It is our aim to protect the trade ; hence our
sales will be made at wholesale only, and the
celebrnted well known J. A. MILLER CHICKEN
COCK Kentucky Whiskies can b)e obtnuim d at
retail and wholesale from most cf Now Orleans
grocers and do lers.
MILLER. DOLHONDE & CO.,
del22m 6s, 70 and 72 Tehon pitoulas street.
WHIIEELER & PIERSON,
13 and 15 Camp Street.
Buyers are invited to examine our elegant
ITORe OF L WTlOTBIW ,
all of our own manufacture, all stylish cut and
fit equal to custom make.
ELEGANT CASSIMERE BUSINESS SUITS,
all styles from $14 to $28.
BLACK DIAGONAL DRESS FROCKS AND
VESTS. $15 to 30o.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS, for Balls and
Parties $20 to Sto.
YOUI'HS' BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.
stylish and nies. very low.
NEW STYLE OVERCOATS, long and nobby,
$9 to $25.
BOY.' OVERCOATS, $5 and up.
BOYS' SUIIS, for school and dress, VERY
LOW.
Shaker Underwear, Dress Shirts, Bows,
Cravats, Half-Hose, New Scarfs,
stylish, 50 cents to $1.
ALL FRESH GOODS, ONE PRICE AND
POLITE ATTENTION, AT
WHEELER & PIERSON'S,
18 and 15 Camp Street.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT UP STAIRS.
Complete Stock of LOW PRICED GOODS for
Country Merchants. des Im
CHARL8 TIIOUILLY,
57 ............Chartres Street.....- ......57
Corner Bienville.
Just received by the last steamers from Eu
rope, a
LARGE INVOIGE OF FANC-Y ARTICLES
-FOB
Christmas and New Year Presents.
Jewelry Boxes, Gloves and Handkerchiefs.
Boxes, Fans of every description. Backarat
Crystal Ornaments. Brotnze Art cles. Jouvin
Gloves. Perfumed Sathets, Jet, Tortoise Shell
and Fan'y Jew. lry, Chatelains, Cr vats, Black
and White Lace Spa ish Mantillas, Shell
Combs, Flowers. Bridal Wreaths, nd a large
assortment of other roods too long 'o be enu
merated but all unsurpaqsed by their fresh
ness and elegance. Special saloon for Ladies'
Hair Dressing. Manufacto,y for Wigs and all
kinds of Hair Work. All "rders promovt~ at- I
tended t,). Branch, 68 r. Charles street Gents'
Furnishing Goods. Barber Shop saloon, with
hir brushing machinery. deg 5u Tal im
av',.5 , ' .: . -' " ' i
At a eeat meetti .t eal IS tate
au4 axtyers' Union a Conm ttee I o Ways
SII means was appoilte& onnist gto freUg.
W, Brlkell, M. D., and John Purosil. he ob
jeot of this committee is to raise funds to carry
out the measures of the union, and the gentle
men named will shortly walt on our citizens for
that purpose. doll 1li
The People's Bank of New Orleans,
New Orleans. Den. 10. lo 77.-The stockholders of
this bank are notilied that the annual election,
according to artileh 22 of the charter, for nine
directors to serve during the ensuing ycar. will
be hehl at the banking house on MONDAY, the
17th inst., between the hours of le a. m. and 2 p.
m. By order of the hoard.
deli lot N. I,ANI)IY, Cashier.
Germuania National fank of New Or
loans.-'The nanual election for nine directors
of this Institution, to serve during the ensuing
year. will be held at the bnnking house, No.
102 Ctanal stroet. on WEDN ESDAY. January 9,
1H7. Ibetween the hours of It a, m. andl 2 p. m.
dtl td J. L. Eilt(!IEIt. Oashier.
Notice to Corpusl Christi Shippers.-The
steamship St. Mary will t[ll for Corpus Christi
on THUIITHDAY. via Jlrazs. Effect your insur
ance accordingly.
doll it C. A. WHITNEY .& CO.
Illbernia National Bank, New Orleans,
December 5. 1I77--The annual election of direc
tors will be hold at the banking house WED
NESDAY. January 9, 1070, from 1t o'clock a. m.
to 2 o'clock p. m. JNO. (I. DEVERIEUX,
dlol tdi Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank, New Or
loans. La., December s. 1877.-The annual elec
tion for Directors of this Dank to serve (luring
the ensuing year will be hold at the Banking
House on TUESDAY. January s, 1(78, between
the hot:s of 10 a. m. antd 2 p. no.
dies tm WM. PAI, 'IEY (lqh'".
Partles havlng pledges with the unoer
signed. and o wlllch back interest is due. are
hereby notified to settle the saite, otherwiso
they will be sold at auction. Stli to ibegin
WEDN ESDAY. I)oembher 12. 1i77. through I'LA
CIDEI J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
A. TEHTART,
deo 7t Corner Royal and Toulouse.
Offlee of New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. 124 Canal stret, Now Orleans
Deo.u'ber t 1577.-An ELECTION FOR
TWELVE DIIRECTORS of this company to
serve for the ,nsulng year will be held at this
ofmeh, on MONDAY. December 17. 1877, between
the hours of 11 a. nm. and 2 p. m.
del td C.. C. LEWISI. Secnrtary.
Southern Rank, New Orleans November
30. 1877.-An ELECTION FORl I)RIIECTORSI of
this institution to servo during the ensuing
year will be held at its banking-house on WED
NEIDAY, the twelfth of Deotmler next. beo
twoen the hours of 12 m. and 1 o'clock p. in.
no:,o id .. ARK, Cashieor.
AUCTION SALES.
By H. & N. Bamory.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
THIRD CATALOGUE CREDIT SXLF.
1500 CAMES BOOT. SHOE1 AND
BROG AN,.
COMPRISING A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
--OF -
HOLIDAY GOODS.
IIY H. & N. HAMOIRY, Auctironeers--TITITRH
L)AY. Domnllber I:, will be sold. at lon',lolk
at their sthIaroom Nos. 45 and 47 Decatur street,
without reserve
1515 CAMES BOOTH., HOEH AND BROGANS
for men. b)oys. youths, wll'nll. misses and chil
dren, conltrising a sil.et assorlt rent, artalt,'d
to the city and ounty t radt, re.eived on con
signnment dirct from factories.
---A 1,hO
A FUIL LINE OF HIOLIDAY GOODS manu
factured expressly for the occasion and for the
city tIrado.
Terms-Over $250, sixty days, and over $500,
ninety days' credit for approved paper.
1012 2t
WINES, BRANDIES, ETC.,
For the Holidays.
Espoecial attention is directed to the largo and
seltet stock of
JOHN TUtI'IN,
IMPORTER,
135 ...........Common street........... ISa
Who bhs always on hand a full supDly of
Brandies, Whiskies, Port & Sherry Wines,
I3YASS' LONDON STOUT.
Devonlsh Pale Ale and Js,hn Jeffrey &
C'o.'s Edlnburg Ales,
For which he was the old time agent.
The business is continued-Mr. Turpin being
dead-in the same name and style for account of
Mrs. TUIRPIN. de2 tf
WOOD ! WOOlD ! WOOD i!
C ONSTANTLY RECEIVING PFIR HONEY
C Island line of stamrs, J. J. . Fritz r. Jose
phine and barges. At wholesale and retail.
Honey Island Wood and ( oal Yards,
No. 375 Julia. near Magnolia Bridge, Now Basin,
also at corner Carondoleet Walk and Marals
street, Old Basin. Main office. No. 158 Common
street. P. O. addrtess, Lock box lose.
Wood dell ered to any part of the city.
Oak Wood, per cord (best) .................$5 r5o
Ash . ... ................. 650
Oak and Ash mixed, per cord .... ... 6 o0
Liberal discount made to dealers. Full meas
ure and satifaeti'n guarante,dl. dec2 tf
CANE WAGONS AND CANE CARTS OF
- every description Baga-so Carts, Farm
Carts, all sizes of one-horse Carts. The largest
assortment and lowest pric..d Farm and Cotton
Wagons in this market; Levee Harrows and
Wheelbarrows of all sizes; Axle Grease, a su
p rior article, Spokes, Folloes. Shaf s. Wagon
Material. Hall's Plows and Whe'eling Nails. Be
ing manufacturers, we can sell at the lowest
prices, and give a reliable guarantee.
Depot-127 and 129 Common street.
des9 w BODLEY BROTHERS.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
Now Orleans. Deconmber 4, 1877.
I horeby give notice that a meeting of this
Board will be held on TUESDAY, the 11th inst.,
at 12 o'clock m., at the Speaker's room, State
House. Interested parties are r equested to
attend. ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and Ex-officio Sdcretary of the Board.
del\ 1w
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANb.
A GOOD PIIYSICIAN, with a capital of $soo,
desiring a lucrative country practice and drug
store, not over thirty miles from New Orleans,
can obtain same by addressing H., this office.
de9 lw
Planting Potatoes.
300 BARRELS CHOICE JACKSONS.
20oo barrels CHOICE RUSE.
Landing ex ship Northampton. from Port
land. Maine. In store and for sale by
A. EGAN,
des at so Tchoupitoulas street.
jW. W. SHARPE & CO.,
PUBLISHERS' AGENTS,
No. 25 Park Row, New York,
Are authorized to contract for advertising in
our paper. no27 tf
SULLIVAN & BULGER,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
91 Camp Street, New Orleans.
GAS FIXTURES AND RANGES
At New York Prices.
The finest assortment of Gas Fixtures in the
South.
WASHSTANDS, BATH-TUBS AND PUMPS
Five of the most popular patterns of Cooking
seae em
rba 6~im - - . nd-ie-l tsas
N r fP·1 Y0s1~0~ 6~IPI5~~
QlvTermemse, (lsmpaetS, ste.
W ANTED-BY A LADY OF EXP.Rl.IOZ,
an old resident of this city, and Who can
give good references, a posltion as governess
or teacher in a school. Is fully competent to
teach English and music. Salary no object.
Address L. M., nare of Democrat off~t. no24 tf
Cooks. NuMses. Chambermalds, Ete.,
W ANTED--A GOOD STEADY WOMAN
wishes a sit nation to cook, wash and Iron.
Can give good reference. Addries Mrs. FI.,a36
Fulton strcet., between Josephine and Adol.
W ANTED--ItY A IREHPE(T'AIbLE YOUNG
white woman, a situ ation to pook. Ieofor
onces given if required. Address too100 Spain
strcet. d(eol 1w
ANTED-- EMPLOYMENT AS COOK; CAN
do any kind of baking, and will assist in
washing. Apply at No. :32 DauDphlne street,
betweon Hospital and Barrncks streets. dol2 at
WIANTED-BY TWO WHITE WOMEN. A
sit uation; one it g od ('ook, and one Ia
good lanndress. Address 8. L., this office.
del23 t
W ANTED- A SITUATION. BY A MIDDLE
nged woman, to wash rnd iron. Apply at
ins Galennti street, between Magazine and Con
stance streets. 1o012 at
W ANTED--lIY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
a situation as cook. Address 239 Tehoup
itoulas street. dlt2 at
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
ia situation to cook for a small family, also
to wash and iron. Itefeorepe given. if required.
Apply at 271 Chippewa street, between Josephine
and Jackson. del2 at
W ANTED--A SITUATION TO DO HOUSE
work and to tako charge of children, and
make herself generally useful. Can give good
reference. Apply lat No. 216 Camp stroot.
deli at
W ANTED-BY A MiiI)LE-AGEl) WHITE
woman, a sit uation to do hollsework and
attend ehildren. Apply at 441 (hartres street.
dot2 3t
W ANTED-IIY A YOUNG (IRIL4 A SITUA
tion to do housework or dining-room
work. Address M. E.. thi offilce. dcna123t
W- AN'TED - DY A VERY RESPECTABLE
white woman, who understands French,
Creole and Spanish styles of cooking, employ
mont in a private family. Apply at No. :r2 Dau
phino street, between Hospital and BarracRs. or
A. E.. D)mocrat ofice.,. dt1ll at
W AN'I'ED-BY A FIRST-CLA.H COOK, A
phl'e) in a respectable family, and can give
the best of refero-noes. Address No. 170. corner
Constanc. and lRae streOts. i11(l at
W ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A
situaltion to do house a(ndl diningroom
work. Address J. H., )Demnocrat office. "doel :It.
W ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT
able middle-aged womann to cook and as
sist in housework for a small family. Apply
at tlo; (!alliop. street. for B.. W. dllo( 3t
W ANTED-B-Y A THOROUGHLY COMPE
tent woman, at situation Ias walher and
ironer. Apply at the corner of St. Thomas and
Race streets, at the bakery. dell at
TWANTED- A SITUATION AS COOK,
wi washer and ironer in a small family.
Apply at No. 193 Dryades street. (1137
W ANTED- IY TWO RESPECTA BLE ( I.RLS,
situlltions to cook and do honsework, or
wash and iron. Address No. iVu Thhird sroeet,
bet ween SHt Pat rick alld 0lt. Denis. el7 IW
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES.
Clerks and 4alesmen.
WTAN'T'ED-IBY A YOUNG MAN EXPERI
i• c rqElX IT in theu ro'e(lry bl sinIs mnlpovlelloy nt
i.4 allrFIin. or In any 'lltupcity It) c'an Serve.
v u'i.iomeIl dl to hlrd work and will bi sntlis
1111 with mllodrarie we dls. Itformosn giveun.
Address B. II., I)crioerat llfRc. dell eat
WiTANTED-A SITUATION IN A (WHOLE
,V sale or retil) grocoery store by a young man
who has had several years' okperience in a
country store. Willing to work for a living sal
ary. Address G. K., care this office. se3otf
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character a situation in an office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid ofhard work.
Be.st of references furnished. Address M. H. D.,
Democrat Office. sl e tf
BELP WANTEB-- EMALES.
Chambermalds. Cooks, Nuares, et,.
W.ANTED-A WHITE NUIMHE ABOUT
thirteen years old. Apply personally to
Mrs. G. WILLIAMS. 164 First street. deo2 at*
WiXANTED-A GIRL FROM TWELVE TO
TV flfteen years old. to attend children. Apply
at No. ;07 Esplanade street, near Johnson.
doll at*
W ANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
Ststreet, for the country, one Cook, oc;
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand a
good housekeeper. au17 tf
MiBRS. BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET. HASl
1. on hand the best kind of held for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeoeper. 1.17 tf
WANTED-PUPIILS.
A LADY DESIRES To OBTAIN A FEW
lu pils in mIusc. Would bewill ingto teach
hsginners for three dollars a month. For fur
telr particulars address ROSE. Democrat of
li e. d la12 at
MISFCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-BY A IBOY WHO TIAS SOME
Sv experience in type-setting, a situation in
some printing office. Good reference givon.
Address WILLIE. D-,mo rat offlc. do12 at
$'150 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEST WORK.
ganist. Magazine. D. LEECH. Soiree
Pianist. jy5 tIy
W~ANTED-SUGAR COOLERS IF SOUND
• good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dom.
ocrat office. so020 tf
DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON,
M. R. C. 8. LONDON, M. D. Glesen,
Author of " Practical Observations on Nervous
Debility," "Essay on Marriage," etc.,
Senior Proprietor of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy,
St. Louis. Mo.,
Begs to inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves of his services, that
he has returned to the city for the season, and
may be consulted, till the 31st March next, at
his old rooms,
9 Rampart Street, Between Canal and
Customhouse,
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
3 p m. and from a till 8 p. m.
Dr. iAVIESON, having adopted as his line of
practice the treatment and cure ef
Nervous Diseases,
Has spentyears of study and research In that
branch of Medical Science bearing specially on
the suffer ings arising from YOUTHFUL FOL
LIES OR INDISCRETIONS, causing nervous
n ental and physical debility, and the loss of all
vitality, and his long and varied experience in
the best European Hospitals, together with
years of the most successful practice, both in
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to All Sufferers
who consult him. Dr. DAVIESON has been
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is, however, desirable that at least one per
sonal intl>rvi' w should be had, if practicable.
Dr. DAVIESON especially invites the atten
tion of those who by placing them-elves un('er
the care of ignorant charlatans have only in
crea-ed their sufferings. The phr-ician who
understands his profession and labors with in
telligence to advance it in the respect of men,
is a bone actor to mankind and the high esti
mation in which Dr. DAVIESON is held by
physicians themselves, is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implict Faith -nta - Rapid and -Pera-
nent Care.
Dr. DAVIESON'S work "Practical Observa
tions," now in fts 160th edition, will be found a
valuable guide, and may be had, bound in
cloth rice 25 cents b adNdressing the author,
Dr. SYDNEY DAV.IEON, No. 9 Rampart street,
between Canal and C'ustomhouse. New O leans,
or from GI.O)BGE ELLIS., bookseller, opposite
the Postofflee.
Dr. DAVIESON may be consulted at No. 9
Rampart street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the alst of March.
after which his address will be i7o0 Olive treet,
SLiuis, where he has been permanently lo
O_ e - Lto.m. to,. m..andfro
i t0 D. m Id a mtiUpp m..oat$
liO~lix = - _
Nw OaLEANs ONN W' -
C~mmeudag Wonda7, Deembea r le.
LOT ON CANAL STRUST,
Between Tonti and Rooheblave streets.
POPULAR PRICES.
Admission coo; Children under i years 2se.
TWO PEIRORMANCES DAILY,
At 1 m. and s p, m.
COMING ON THREE SPECIAL TRAINS I
Fifth Annual Tour of the Continent by Rail!
A Congress of Bewildering Attractions!
IO,000 Separate and Distinct Noveltlen !
The earth, the sea, the sky are all represented
in a vast wilderness of exhibition tents.
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL.
W. W. CO()LE'S
New and Ureatest bhow on Earth !
A MAMMOTH MUSEUM!
A STUPENDOUS MENAGERIE!
A FAMOUS CIRICUS!
W. W. COLE . ... Sole Proprietor.
OUR 8UPERIOIUTY OVER ANY OTHER
SHOW IN AMERICA.
The Wonders and Beauties of Nature.
Ten Thousand Ocean Marvels.
The Guaco Horsemen of the Pampas
Superb Display of Arenic I'rowess,
Monarchs of the Rivers and Jungles of India,
Africa and t outh America.
WE CHALLENGE TIlE WORLD TO EQUAL
OUR GREAT 81HOW.
$100,000
WORTH OF GOLDEN TABLEAU CARS AND
CIHARIOTS, LIKE MOUNTAINS OF BURN
ISHED GOLD IN SUNLIGHT.
EXTRAORDINARY FEATIURES JUST ADDED
Living Alaska Oceanic Ions,
Baby Ele.phant
Baby hromedaries.
Baby Le perils
Baby Lions.
Baby Camels,
Baby AMon kys,
Baby Tigers.
Baby Ha Lions.,
Den of Monster Berpents.
Drove of BaUtrian Camnls,
.lerd of Elephlants,
A $20.000 IllppopRtamus,
A Sea Elephant, We Iru, etc..
Traineil ndil Performing Wild Basts.
so Circus Performers.
20 Beautiful Lady Artists.
is Darling Children.
20 Solet Musiaians,
New and Famous Artists.
Avlltnche ., Attract ions.
Interesting and Instructive.
Famous Family totiial,
World of Foreign Features,
10t,0tI Wondrous Be, asts.
:.n Lllivutian Ponies.
r; Funny Clowns,
Games of the Roman Corso.
Brilliant Attractions.
THIRTY CAGE,;, DEIN AND OBRIALS OF
WILD BEASTS.
The mhot gorgeous Street Pageant ever seen;
forming a scene of splendor never before
t (tnaedl. des 7t
FOR BALE.
OR RENT-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
front bedroom, with or without board. AD
ply at 19 Prytalnia street. de12 11*
OR HAL. Oi. I MODEL BARGE AND
F I n nrakt-covered barge. Apply to A. P.
D1UMAY. i Union street. det 7it
FiOR MALF-ONE NEGRO BOY. R YEARS
' old, 3 feet high; weight 200 pounds. Said
boy was raised in Kentucky; and atthe same
time offer a fine assortment of top and no-top
Bugglies and Barouches and a new style of doe
tore Buggies, iJl of which will be sold to suit
the times. Call and examine at once. No a3
Carondelet street.
no25r Im L. T. MADDOX.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR. MRI. R. M.
Montgomery, will cause no change in the
business of It. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
which will be continued as heretofore.
BENJ. J. MONTGOMERY.
des (' HAH. KIRSCLH.
BOARDING.
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING-OOMFORT.
ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day, week or
month, by applying at the elegant private resi
dence No. 146 Carondelet street. Parties in
search of home comforts will find this a rare
opportunity. A fine bath-room also attached to
the house. &eferenees exchanged. ite2 ti
STRAYED.
STRAYED - FROM NO. 540 BARONNE
A street. December 9, one dark roane MARE
PONY, long main and tail. The finder will be
liberally rewarded by returning her to the
above address. de12 2t*
SOAPINA
Is acknowledged to be the
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF ALL
It is manufactured with BCRAX. free of any
ADULTERATIONS.
Patented and manufactured by
J. H. KELLER,
de2 tf _ 110 Gravier street.
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pare and fresh, from the country, to be had
Corner Carendelet and Common streets
and Branch. No. 69 Canal street,'neau
the Custom-House, North Side.
he 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 ice, via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock is
from the well-known Fowler's importations of
Jersey and Alderney cattle.
Also kept on haud. Mead Soda Vichy Min
eral Waters, Home-made Pies and Pastry.
wse ivthn
MEDICAL NOTICE.-DR. W. BILLE SPE
,eialist for all Chronic Diseases. Private
Disease and Female Diseases, has just re
-tm.ed from Europe. Oflee-lEs 5Caufal street"
between Baronne and Carondelet streets, up
stairs. Nervous Debility Weakness, either
caused by abu-e or age, ALWAYS .ared in a
abort time. Private Diseases treated after a new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with grueatest success. Chronie Disesses of
Liver. Lungs, Throat and Skin treated by the
latest and most anoroved methods of Europe.
Dr. Bidle's r.'putation as a skilled and suoces
ful phyBlclan is already years ago established
in New Orleans and v einity. and he has eured
hundreds of cases here which other physicians
had failed to benefitwhich is well known to the
pubic. Dr. Bil is a graduate from one of the
t oolleges in Enror e. and was fo rs
siatant [eyichan to Prot Bloord, Yaý ,a tea
su.litions and eorrespoadenee strle[ eonB,
-- W. BI ,l 5 (hnl street d4tf
-This (wedeamar 8tYe3 , em. C,
Pirst time this season, after great p
TANNHAUSER.
MADAME PAPPWNIMB6M ...as EL ý
Miss ALIXANDRW HUMAN ...........
ImA CoowrY ........ as TjSbhe e
Mt. ('I ARI.S ADAM........ T
MR. CHRISTIAN F .ITso . ............... W- -
Ma. HIr N WII AND ....... .......a l ..... s r 4
MN. ADown,.s ........................as tt
Grand Chorus and Orchesta under direction of.
MAX MARETZEK.
Ballot under direction of Mile. MINZELL..
To-morrow (Thursday) evening. DorombetgJ
at a o'clock-A grand gala operatic njgt--ll n
ALIGXANDIIR HUMAN. Miss ADELAXDE PIILL
Misses Coosgy and GORIMMlit R, Mr. CN~a"cS i
FarITCH, Mr. H. WaIPAAND and tuo eminent ba.. ,1
itonoe, tig. TA(OLIAPI'TRA in grand
and acts. LUCIA DI JAlIMERMOO.- ,.
BER OF SEVILLE, LOHEN' RIN and D5l
FRIE8CHUTZ.
On Friday evening. December 14.at a o'clock
Last night (but oneo of the Opera Company.
(First and ouly time.)
IICR.ETIA BORGIA.
Mme. I'APPENHEtM (in her great role)
Lucretin. Miss ADtlrAIDg PHILLItPp (the Bg
ineont contralto,) Mr. CHAiaLE ADAMS, ig,. T4.i
LIAPIRTIIA.
Saturday, Dec. 15-Grand Farewell Matin
LES HUGUENOTS.
Seats for all the above now ready at the
atre Box Office. dI
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sunday, Dec. 9, and DaringL the WeenI
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, F
Rice's Extravaganza Caibinatlea,
A COTERIE OF FIFTY SELECTED ART
For the performance of refined.
AMERICAN OPERA BOUI'1f .
Rice's Musical Burlesque Speotaoular EIx
ganna entitled
EVANGELIRN,
With gorgeous scenery, brilliant appoin
original music, rich and ele.ant costu
The most, rem ,r kable success or the seaol,,
all of the Eastern, Northern and We .
cities.
The Lone Fisherman-Dancing Heifer--L
Whaler-- Balloon to Arizona- ..
Dnets and Choruses- Beautiful
Ballads-Enlarged Orchestra,direct
J. H. BIIRAHAM-.ilt Atill, my heart, sit
SeBocure your seats in advance.
W ENGER'B GARDEN.
Nos. 11 and 1 Noourben street,
II. WEN1ER, Proprieter,
Has been newly frescoed, and is now the
EST HALL in the South. The artistic imu
mont of the hall was opened to publle l
tion on Saturday, the 18th inst., at 7 o'c
m.,
A large number of European and
papers alwa' s on file.
Three rooms for ladies and families, with
arats entrance.
The largest Orchestrion in the world p
from 11 o'clock a m. to 12 m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER B
Five Cents a glass. o0'.'
GRANDI) FANCY DRES., MASK
-AlYD
To be given by
PCLICAN H. & I. PIRE CO. NO.'
Saturday Evenlnig, Dec. 3s, lile '
~-AT-
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
committee of ArWnIem1entUtI .
Henry Andry jhafrmatl.
(eo. N. DIurel, F. OuetfUt ,
E. Devello, JohnL 31 ±OU'
ADplicetlons for ladies' invitations to
with FRANK AULE. Esq., No. as
.str t PAIJ1 OUbBET, No. 239 Deoatug
or 2io1pko! I. .
Sealed DOfpoq{41e lor 'm4olo ,
and h.t-root WitJ receive(ted drnle
to, to be left with HENRY ANDI.
Charitable Association office, City Ha
Tickets $2. ill
MUNICIPAL ADVEITI5I
NOTICU TO RAEEg, *
MAtonEVrr or Nsw
City Hall, December 1, lt:'
The average price of freshb four being thi .
(even dollars; in accordance with said
tion the price of bread for tte week
lng on MONDAY. December 3. 1', will be:
Bfxty-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty-one. ounces for ten cents.
S1xteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use oalW
best flour of the above value per barret, a
use of damaged or Inferior flour In bread
for sale in this city Is prohibited. Cons
of bread are requested to report to the
police station say violation of the above'
nae. either In variation of wesiht or
material
del ED. PILSBUBT.
CITIZENS 8AYINGS BAI ,
(A Bank for Small saviags)
GBUNWALD HAL.4
22...........a seee ureet..... ,. .
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE OARETz
This Savings Bank will reeeive n d r
Day interest at the rate of 6 pwr aen"t
on such small sums of money ij lea
to time be offered therefor byt r .
minors and others, thus :sesnrd
from robbery, accident ortfra,
annual nterest paid.
OF special pfovis'.výt. o! . ý
anBd ors ca .ro f
name, and it can be dwu
Such deposits canot b
bands parents or t .
Apply for anr P e
Ji. L GUºB T GT`Oiý
s - /ilk BHOE.