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Which is the city of health? This question
Is just now under discussion in most of the
Western papers, and every city has put In a
claim to this great honor. St. Louis appears
so far to have the best of the fight. Its rate
of mortality for some months past has fallen
as low as 11.10 in a thousand, and the total
number of deaths have only slightly exceeded
100 a week, a very fair showing for a city of
the population of St. Louis. The percentage
of deaths of children under flvo years of ago
was also much smaller than in any of the other
ities of the Union. Chicago and Clncinnati
come next, while Charleston has the worst
record in the whole list. New Orleans also
occupies a very unpleasant position there.
The comparison, of course, is made with
the total population. The high death rate of
New Orleans is owing solely to the
high death rate of the negroes. If the com
parison be made between the white population
of these cities, New Orleans will present as
good a record as any city in the U nion. Indeed,
in the list given in the Western papcrs, it is
shown that New Orleans has by far the best
record in the matter of epidemic diseases.
While diphtheria raged in New York, Brook
lyn, Baltimore, Philadeolphi and St. Louis,
scarlatina in New York, Brooklyn and Chica
go, and measles and whooping cough in New
York, the total number of deaths from all
these causes in New Orleans during the whole
month amounted toonly ten. The only epi
demic disease prevailing here was small-pox,
rad this, of course, among the negroes. Dur
ing the past two months no less than fifty
four persons over seventy years of age have
died in this city. Of these no less than
twenty-six were over eighty; ten over ninety,
and flveover 100. Few cities can present as
gooda showing as this. Verily, New Orleans
is a healthy city for the aged, and persons
who come here can safely count on at least
half a century of life.
SANTA CLAUS'
Headquarters,
AT THE
PARISIAN BAZAAR,
181...... Canal Street. ......131
i r
II
THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST AS
SORTMENT OF
TOYMS V ro.~
VELOCIPEDESI WAGONS! HORSES! CAR
RIAGEStI
Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE,
MAJOLICA AND BISCUIT WARE. ETC.
Ex-Steamship "Nuremberg" just arrived.
5000 LBS. FRENCH BONBON I
-AND
CRYSTALIZED FRUIT!
The public is respectfully invited to an in
spection of the Parisian Bazaar.
delo 2dp t jal VICTOR NIPPERT.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE OF LoUIRIANA.
New Orleans. December 17, 1577. I
I hereby give notice that the following appli
cation has been filed in this office for the
funding of the following enumerated Bonds.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex-officio Secretary of the Board.
~asa8s. ANTOINE DUBUCLET AND WILL. A.
STRONG.
Bonds issued under act 182 of 1557, be
longing to the Seminary Fund ....... $136,000
Bonds issued to Vicksburg. Shreveport
and Texas Railroad Company andbe
longing to the Seminary Fund ... . 1,oo0
Total................................. $137.000
dels t27
$30,000 ON HAND,
TO BE LOANED ON GOOD SECURITIES
-BY
E. A. PEYROUX, Notary Public.
82 Exchange Alley. bet. Conti and Bienville sts.
Passports procured with dispatch, and prompt
attention given to alL del3 tf
PUR. KENTUCKY WHISKIES.
We are the manufacturers' agents in this city,
for the sale and distribution of the celebrated
J. A. MILLER CHICKEN COCK
Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, made at Paris,
Bourbon county, Kentuckyv, so well known to
the trade generally, and warranted to give en
tire satisfaction. Their perfect manufacture,
from carefully selected grains, pure properties,
superior cooperage and rapid improvement
constantly, make these whiskies the most de
sirable and profitable 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
celebrated well known J. A. MILLER CHICKEN
COOK Kentucky Whiskies can be obtained at
retail and wholesale from most of New Orleans
grocers and de ,lers.
ror and dMILLER. DOLHONDE & CO..
del 2m 8. 70 and 72 Tehoupitoulas street.
JEILBEY AND ALDE[NEY
sIL.K. MILIK. MIlK.
Pure and fresh, from the oountry, to be had
(camese C..eadieet and Common srteets
sad IruDe. Me. 69 ·Canmal street,nea
the Custem-eouse, North side.
bTheonlD plaoes In the city where this cele.
brated milk ean be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Mtlk and Buttermil. at cents per glass, re
ceived daily on iee, .a Iacekon RaiLroad. fro
rom thewe'u- own Fowier's flapogatlons so
• tEE ~ th t
NrW ALDVaERTI5EIM[ZInT.
CHRISTMAS i NEW YEAR !
The undersigned respcotfully calls the atten
tion of ladles and gent lemen to his
RAGNIFICEN f AMt11RR1ENT
- OF
--or-
CLOTISn AND MATERIALS FOR SUITS,
And particularly, his
PATTERNS FOR VESTS.
Those artiles are suitable for the 1Holidays.
and are dlsplosed of at. reasonable pri 's.
A. GEIGER,
ai .......... Chartres Mtreet ............. .
dtHtJa2r Corner Cl'_tomhouse st.
R. IIUTCHIIEON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE 21 COMMERCIAL PLACE,
Now Orleans. Lta.
Attends particularly to (Chancery Practice in
Unlted Stats (Jeourt.4.
BIIANCHI OFFICE In Washington, D. C.. for
the prosecOution of claims lglainst the Govorn
ment. d(ls 231*
PLEDGE SI PLEDGES I PLEDIGES!
I RESPECTFULLY IIFQITEST ALL PERSONS
owing me back inter.st, on artil.Ios pledged
by them to me to pay for samne December 24.
All forfeited pledges will Invariably be MOLD
AT AUCTION.
P. .--The sale will commence on the 24th
Instant, at the corner of Bourbon and Conti
streets, through I'lacide J. Lpoar, auNl lo(ner.
dell at J. AN(LAIDE.
THE SHREVEPORT TIMES
FOR MALE.
lJIiE WELL-KNOWN AND PERMANPNTLY
i o "stailllr d newsplnt(r, "TI(E 4IIIIEVE
PORT DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES," with
all the material. siubscri ption and advertising
lists, good will, eot., is offered for sale on very
moderate terms.
'I'ls pal.r has by far the most extensive cir
enllatlon of any in thei State outside of New Or
leans, and anl easily he mae,, a fine paying in
vestiment. It is the propert.y of ladles. who can
not give It personal attention, and therefore It
is offered for sale.
The pulrchaser will he required to carry out
contracts with subscribers and advertlisers.
Apply to W. H. WISE,
do17 lw W2t Shreovport. La.
DRY SALT MEAT-SHOULI)ERS, SIDES
50,000( POUNDS DRllY ALT CLEAR SIDES.
rn.4,ti pounds Dry Halt.Clar RIb SIDES.
75.(w) uounds Dry Halt HIIOULDERS.
loose and Itaked.
In store and for sale byYRNE & .
d016 3t 77 and 79 i'oytdras strent.
IELIJNG OUT BELOW COST-THE RE
nmainder of the stock of CHINA PLATED
WARE. (ILASH. CRII(C:KEIIY and AIRDI)WARE
in store No. t1e CANAL STREET. Is now Ieing
so.l out at at ELOW CO nT OF IMPORTATION.
Among the stock are many articles of Silver
plated Ware, etc., etc.. well adapted for 11OI,I
DAY PRItEENTS.
The store is offered for rent and the fixtures
for sale. J. G. GAINE:.
d l i 5t. Ili..nidator.
HURRAH FOrt T'HE HOLIDAYs.
MILLER & I)IELJ1ANN
Are offering their
PLAIN AND FANCY CANI)IES,
Their Pure and
5 YEARS OLD CALIFORNIA WINE,
AND FIREWORKR.
at. very low prices. Call at their stores.
50, 62 and 54 Pouth Peters street.
E. N Ej STADTIL,
The Largest and Cheapest Stock of
Meerschaum Pipes and Smokers'
Articles
IN NEW ORLEANS.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES CARVED to ORDER
Liberal discount made to dealers.
182 Canal Street. delt Im
JULIO,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
No. a Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
Portraits from life
or from pictures of
the deceased t(in oil or
crayon). from $25 to
$150.
My ART GALLERY
In it phbce of free re
sort., and the public
is invited to visit it
at pleasure.
del tf
VICTOR PRIVAT,
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
And Manufacturer of
HOME CORDIALS AND SYRUPS.
No 31 Bienvllle street,
Bet. Decatur and Chartres sts., New Orleans.
de(112 2m
GUNNY BAGS AND DUNDEE 'BAGS.
30,000 EXTRA LARGE GUNNY BAGS.
20 000 Extra Large DUNDEE BAGS.
1o.00ooo Extra Large BURLAP BAGS.
I10,oo Extra Large MEAL BAGS.
In lots to suit by WM. DILLON.
de16 im 107 Poydras street.
MINCE MEAT IN FIVE-POUND TINS.
MINCE MEAT in Is and 37 pound buckets.
MINCE MEAT in half bbls.
Cape Cod CRANBERRIES in barrels. halves.
quarters and kits.
Soused PIGS FEET and TRIPE in kits.
-ALSO
FULL LINE OF GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
TRADE.
C. H. LAWRENCE & CO.
29, 31 and 33 Tehoupitoulas street.
del6 2t
BACON-BACON.
20 CASKS BACON. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
40 boxes BACON, Clear Rib Sides.
40 boxes BACON, Lone Ckar.
20 boxes BACON STRIPS.
In store and for sale BNES & BBO.,
dels st 77 and 79 Poydras street.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
MR. ANTONIO G ISICH (NOWN AS
Henr Thomoalb e aya actie
lnfr AurG b .. O.X
NEW ADVERTISEMZNT?.
E. E. E.
1L
-NOT- t
t
KU KLUX KLAN !
..I UT
KRIS IIINGLIE' S
KATALOGUE
-Of-
Desirable Presents
--FOR-
HARD TIMES,
-U)EING
T _
FOR LITTLE " TOTS:"
Bootres. Leggings. Mitts. loods,. Tippets.
Bands. Vests, Socks. Hose. Bibs. Haiacqus.
Buffles. Rlibbons. Handkerchiefs.
Infants' lRob,., Embroidered
Flannels. Blankets.
Etc.. Et,.
FOR GIRLS :
Parasols. Fans. Gloves. Hose. Handkerchiefs.
Skirts, Shawls. Combs. Brushes. Gaiters.
Corsets. Panniers, Collars. Cuffs.
Ruffles, RuEhings. Ties.
Dress Goods.
Etc.. Etc.
FOR BOYS:
Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs. Soap.
Pants Stuff. Socks. Handkerchiefs, Pocket
books. Ties, Bows, Wool Scarfs.
Wristlets. Suspenders.
Etc.. Etc.
FOR SWEETHEARTS;
"Hug.-Me-Tights," otherwise Sleeveless Jackets.
"Fascinatots." Shawls. Nubias. Silk
Handkerchiefs, Kid and Castor
Gloves, Fancy Hose, Neck
wear. Fans, Etc..
Etc., Etc.
r FOR MOTHERS-IN-LAW:
Camel's Hair Shawls. Black Silks, Quilted Al
F paca and Felt Skirts. Fur Sacques
and Capes. Real Ealbriggan
Hose. Black Lace
Scarfs, Etc.
FOR WIVES:
Dress Goods. Dolmans, Circulars. Silk Um
brellas. Chemises. Gowns. Shirts.
Vests. Veils. Sets, Corsets,
Shoulder Shawls. Cot
tons. Flannels.
Linens. Etc.
FOR "HUBBY:"
Dressing Gown Materials, Cravats. Collars.
Shirts, Cuffs, Undershirts, Gloves.
Handkerchiefs, Socks, Sus
penders. Coatings,
Pants Stuff,
Flannels,
Etc.
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS:
Blankets. Spreads. Comforts. Quilts. Lace
Spreads and Shams, Breakfast, Lunch
and Dinner Cloths, Napkins. Doy
lies, Lace Curtains, Curtain
and Mosquito Nets. Tray
Cloths. Mats.
Tidies,
Etc.
y For " Good Cooks" and " Tidy House
Girls" and "Affectionate Nurses:"
Shawls, Skirts, Nubias, Ties, Bows, Hose, Im
ported Prints, Cashmeres, Sets.
Handkerchiefs, Collars.
Cuffs, Veils,
Ruches,
Etc.
To E. H. Adams & Brother, 594 Magazine
Street, Greeting:
You are hereby authorized to sell the above
SFR-ESH, FIRST CLASS GOODS at REASON
. ,ABLE BATES to all my loyal and beloved sub
jees.
dese . K.
sPECIAL 1OTI10.
Special Notice-To Bayoe Saraand Coast
Shippers.-The GOV. ALLEN. detained by fog
and failing to arrive to leave yesterday will
leave to-day at 10 a. m., returning in time to
leave Friday at 10 a. m. as usual.
dels it JOHN J. BROWN. Mastter.
sperlal Notice - To Baton Roune and
(ouist Shippers.-The JOHN H.' HANNA. do
tainmd by fog and failling to arrive to leave yes
ttrday, will leave t-day at io a. In,. returntln in
time to leave Friday at Io a. il. as linual.
dels it. FIIANK IIERI(.EIti. N, Master.
Office New Orleans insurance Company,
corner of Canal and C(amp strelts-New Or
it.tan. IiDecember 12, I877-Notlie Is hereby given,
tllat in c·onformity with artllte illth of the char
ter of th is iconnpanry. the annual elo.tion ot
twelve directors to serve daring the ensuing
yearwill ,.e hld at. this ofll",r. on MONDAY,
D)cmbeor 31. 1877. between the hours of 11 a. m.
t o 2 p. m.
deta md J. W. HINCKH. Hecretnry.
-GerinanlaNational BHank of New Or
lerans.--T.he arinual election for nne dlirectors
of this institution, to serve dulring the ensuing
year. will be held at the banking house,. No.
102 Canal strernt, on WEIINEHDAY. January I.
1i7s. bin.rw.,en the hours of 1o a. m. and 2 p. m.
dell Id 1J. L. BERCIEIt. Cashier.
fhibernia National hank, New Orleans,
DI)e.i.mber 5. 1877-The annual election of dlr.i
ors will bet ho.l at Ihe banking house WED
NEISDAY. J.Inuary 9, 1587, from Io o,''lonk at. m.
to 2 o'clock p. m. JNO. G. DEVEItEUX.
des tl RCashier.
-ew Orleans Natloial Hfank, New Or
leans. La.. December 5, 1577.-The annual elwc
tion for Direntors of this lank-to serve during
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House on TUEHDAY, January 8, 1878. between
the hours of 10 a. m. andl 2 p. aM.
deth I WM. PA, FREY. (ashlr.
FOR RENT.
SOR REN'T--TIIAT LARGE AND COMMO
o' dious throo-story brick stare, forming the
e.rners of Common Peters amnd iFulton streets.
forme'rly o.rccupied by Messrs. Thos. Siminms &
Levy. PIossession irmi-ullaley. Apply to
.JACI{KHON MANHON.
Northwest 'orner Corilmon ind Tehorpitnslas
streets. dell 1 im
FOR SALE. H
A RARE CHANCE - TO HELL. A GOOD
- and sphindid PLEYEL I'IANO, parlor
grand, as an exenssively low price. No. 57 Royal
street. It can be seen from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. It
doer 203
FOR I ALE --A ECOND-HAND I'LEYEL
PIANO. warranted to be in excellent, condi
tion and tone. Apply at 221 Dumaine street.
dels lw
LIOR BALF-ONE NEGRO BOY. s YEARS
'i olt. 3 feet high; weight e00 pounds. Maid
boy was ralted in Kentucky; and at the Hame t
time offer a fine assortment of top and no-top
Buggi.ts and Barowuhes and a now style of doc
tors ilBggie.as, all of which will be sold to suit
the times. Call and examine at once. No 35
Carondelot street.
no2 ilm L. T. MADDOX.
LOST-FOUND.
F OUND- CAME TO 461 THIRID STREET.
on H.nday morning. DeLrntmber 16. 1877. a g
young Setter 1)O(. The own'.r can have tt e 0
same by givinrg dtescription and paying for this t
advertisement. de~l~ 3t* I
DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR. SYDNEY DAVIESON,
M. R. C.N a. LONDON, X. D. Glesen,
Author of " Practical Observations on Nervous
Debility." "Essay on Marriage." etc..
en ior Propri.tor of the Missourl
State Museum of Anatomy.
St. Louis. Mo.,
Begs to inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
relldy availld themselves of his services, that
he has returned to the city for the se'ason, 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 to a. m. till
3 p. m., and from 6 till 5 p. m.
Dr. DIAVI EON. having adopted as his line of
practice the treatment and cure of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spentyears of study and research in that
branch of Medlical Belence bearing specially on
the sufferings arising from YOUTHFUL FOL
LIES OR INDISCREItIONS, causing nervous
mental 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 stIccessful practice. both in
Europe and America. ennable 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 interview should be had, if practicable.
Dr. DAVIEHON especially invites the atten
tion of those who by placing themselves under
the care of Ignorant charlatans have only in
creased their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and labors with in
s, telligonco to advance it in the respect of men,
is abeneractor to mankind and the high esti
mation In which Dr. DAVIEHON is held by
physicians themselves, is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma
nent Cure.
Dr. DAVIESON'S work " Practical Observa
tions," now in its l.oth edition, will be found a
valuable guide, and may be had, bound in
cloth orice 25 ccnts, by addressing the author,
Dr. SYDNEY DAVIESON, No. 9 Rampart street,
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans,
I- or from GEORGE ELLIS, bookseller, opposite
the Postoffice.
Dr. DAVIESON may be consulted at No. 9
Rampart street, between Canal and Custom
house. New Orleans, up to the 31st of March,
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street.
Bt. Louis, where he has been permanently lo
cated for many years.
Office hours from 10to a. m. to 3 p. m.. and from
a to s p.m. Bundays. lo a. m till 2 p. m.. only.
no8 6m
_i
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANS,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GBUNEWALD HALL.
.3...........Baronne street........ ....3s
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHABRTER
This Savings Bankwill receive on deposit and
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
on such small sums of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks.
minors and others, thus securing protection
from robbery, accident or fraud, and also afford.
ing a means of profit on savings by the semi
annualinterest paid.
By special provision of law, married women
and minors can deposit moneo in their own
name, and it can be drawn by themselves only.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus
bands parents or tutors.
AppDD for Charteran B-LA Pres
H. BENNEB. Cashier.
I* G1 B LWUS D
myI mll r
AMUSEMMENTS.
VARIETIEF THEATRE. (
Monday, December 17, 1R77,
Engagement for One Week Only of the distin
guished Comedian, JOHN T. RAYMOND.
who will appear Monday, Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday Nights and Wednesdlay
Matinee. In his now s.ucem. PEMR.IOKE.
the Insulrance Agent, in Campbell's comedy
or RINIKH, with an eTffTtive assignment of m
the charactomr.s.
Friday ant Saturday Nights and Hat4rday
Matinee - Mr. ItAYMONI) in his favorite at
(haracter, COJ. MULBEIRRY HEILEItS.
Popular Prices-25, o0. 75r crnts and $1. (Troat T
preparntions are being made for the Christ
mans hollidays. The exclusivet right of the
famous London uocssP , by W. 4. Gilbert,
entitled DA NI EL D)IUCE, has boon pur
chaenrd for this theatre. and it, will shortly bo
produuod,. del; I
ACADEMY OF MUHIC.
Last Week of Music. Mirth and P.urlesque.
Sunday, Dec. 10, and During the Week,
IRICE'H EXTIRAVAOANZA COMBINATION. T
First time in NewOrleans. A dramatization
by J. U. (Goodwin from Lord Ilrron's beauti
ful roem of "The Corsair " entitled Lt
I'ITI' COR)HAIIL AND HI8 BLoOMING
BiI)DE. New Music. Meonery, Costumes
anti Avpointments.
Frlday De,. 21--Benefit of Mirs VENIA (. CTAN
(CEf. Hat urday Evening. I).e. - -Last Night
and Grand Double IIll --BIonoilt of HARR Y
HIIUNTER. the Lone Fisherman presenting h
two Extravn anzas. bE PETID COIL'tAIRI
and IEVANOE LINE, with Double Cat. and
Now Specialties. (ltCHRISTMAS WEEK- t
Cornmteneing HUNTDAY. Do,. 23- -Ioberts'
IIUMI'TY DUMPTY Pantomime Troupe.
RIEMEMlBEIt THIE CHII[STMAS ( [FT
MA'I INEEH. d- ..I
ST. CIHARLE8 THEATRE.
EXTIRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
ENGAGEMENT FOIL TWO NIGIItH ONLY.
Tuesday, s1, and Wednesday Noon and
NIght. Dec. 19,
Of the colbhratrd original and only
HAYWOOD BDIOTHIERN' COBIINATION
And New England serenaders.
THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA
In a mnaniflcent first part concert scene-Four
great end men, six comedians, double cot of 4
song and dance artists. Arnold Bro here'
ieautiful triple statue clog. fine vocali's.,
charming melodis., beautiful dancers, goms I
of minstrelsy. Ruperb orchesttra and hrass
band. A scintillation of freshness, bright
noess and artistic oxoellenco. partaking of
nothing approaching to staleness and me
diocrity.
Box sheet open MONDAY, December 17.
doH1 4t
WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL-ES.
Governesses, Companions, ete,.
W ANTED--BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE,
an old resident of this city, and who can
give good refereoncs, a position a; governess
or teacher in a school. Is fully competent to R
toach English and music. Salary no objc't. 1
Address L. M.. arp of t,,morrnt of.:te. no24 tf
Cooks, Nurses. Chlamermsalds, Ete.,
W ANTED-A HITIUATION BY A RESPECT
abIhl woman to do housework or nulrse,
and is aorn ptent d i n i ng-room servant. P1lease
address DINING-IOUOM SERVANT, Democrat
ofilie. dcli
A NT ED BY TWO RESI'ECTA BLE
girls, a situation in the uiiam family, one
tr, do houswork and t.h other as nurse. Ad
dress F. ar)d N.. this of9in,. . dels att
W ANTED-A BITUATION BY A GOOD
cook. washer and ironer in a private
family. Address M. J.. Democrat offite.
dels 3t
W ANTED-A SITUATION AS WAMBIIHI
v and ironer, and to assi-t in cooking. Can
1 give good references if required. Address T. J..,
Denmocrat oft.,. _.. lns it
W ANTED - BY TWO RESP'ECTABLE
girls, situatilons. One a good cook, or as
house girl. Good referrnces. Address JIM.
Democrat ofllce. del6 31t
WTANTED-BY A RESIECTABLE WHITE
I woman a situation as cook in a French
or Hnanish family. Address A. L, No. 302 Dau
phine street. deli] at
IITUATIONM WANTED-MALEf.
Clerks and Salesmen.
W ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
stands the retail grocery business. Apply
at 117 Dryades street. deir 20*
W ANTED-A SITUATION IN A (WHOLE
sale or retail) grocery store by a young man
who has had several years' experience In a
country store. Willing to work for a living sal
ary. Address G. K., care this offioe. selBtf
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character a situation in an office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid of hard work.
Best of references furnished. Address M. H. D..
Democrat Office. anlstf
r A RES'ECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES
a situation to assist in anything but wash
Ing. Is a very good sewer. Please address C.
H., 3.6 Fulton street, between Josephine and St.
Andrew. del5 at
A GOOD. STEADY WOMAN WISHES A
SA situation to cook, wash and iron. Can give
good reference. Adidress 386, Fulton street, he
tween Josephine and St. Andrew. dels :t
W ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
white woman, a situation to cook. Refer
ences given if required. Address toeeo Spain
street. deel2 lw
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
s.-Chambermalds, Cooks, Nurses, etc.
e TANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
Vi and iron for two persons. Also, a girl to
nurse and assist in housework. Apply on
Carondelet street, second door below Gen. Tay
lor. dels It*
W ANTED-A FIRST RATE WAITRESS TO
wait on a small family down town. None
hbut persons well recommended need apply.
Address, with references, Postoffice Box 1915.
del6_ _ _
W ANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand a
good housekeeper, au17 tf
IBSCELLANEOUS.
W ANTED-MILL HANDS AT THE BROOK
Mill. None but thoroughly compl"t"nt and
sober men need apply to C. H. ALLEN. 91
Tchoupitoulas street dela tf
W ANTED - A PARTNER-CAPITALIST
willing to invest $12(0 to $1500 in a cash
business already established and paying 100
per centevery sixty days. UnexecDtional ref
erencegiven. Address PARTNEIR, this office.
del7 3t
W ANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR TWO FUR
nished rooms at l37 Camp street, corner
Thaliai. deld; w
WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO IS A
practical farmer, a situation on a farm,
either on share or for wages. Was brought
upon a farm, and is thoroughly conversant
with all its details. Address J. L. C., Democrat
office. del6 3t
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO IS
not afraid of work, a position of any kind
where his services are required. Please address
EDWARD, Democrat office. dels5 3t
WT ANTED-BY A QUIET AND HOBER MAN,
a situation in a family as valet de cham
bre or waiter; speaks French. Spanish, Italian
and English: has no objection to go traveling;
best references given. Apply at 127 Chartres
street, at M. Merillon's. dels 4t
$1 AFOR PIANO TUNING-BEST WORK
1. 30 Magazine. D. LEECH, Soiree
Pianist. jy5 ly
MRS. BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET, DE
sires her patrons to know she has on hand
some excellent servants, waiters, cooks, cham
bermaids; also, two or three A No. 1 laundresses
and an experienced housekeeper. aul7 tf
WTANTED-SUGAR COOLERS IF SOUND,
good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem
ocrat office. seo tf
BOARDING.
QELECT PRIVATE BOARDING-O0MFOBT.
ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day. week or
month. by applying at the elegant private real.
dence No. 1s Oarondelet street. Parties In
search of home comforts will find this a rare
rtunity. A fine bath-room also attched tc
t o he Befereum. o exchageds es tf
OPERA HOUSE ..-. .....OPERA HOU
Italian Opera.
GRANTD G0L& PERFORnMACNCI.
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
N. 1:.-The satl of seats (only St t0) will com
nmnel this morning (Monday) at 9 o'cloek, at
the mlusi' store of P'hllip Werloin, 135 Canal
streeot.
Te-Morrow tTuesday) Evening, Dee. is,
at R o'clock,
Farowell appearances of the world-famed
Mm". E. r (Mr. CIARLES
'API',.NtEIM j ADAMS,
in contunction with the lo'al favorites and re
nowned artists.
Mr. IAltRY Tenor, J Mr. C. VAN Bas
RTAN Fl .II, t and lI UFFLEN, o
To-morrow 'rtueday) Evening. Dec. 18. at s
o'clo k. first appearanco of the famous
lasso. Mr. C'. VAN IIUFFLEN, as MEPHIS.
TO. In (icotnod's Opera,
FAUST.
Mmthe . P. API'E I NIIEI Margerit
;the great dramat ic prima don ni
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPI'S. Ias Biobel.
the very eminent contralto.
Mr. CHARLAF. ADAMS, }as Faust.
the famous American tenor, 1
ieg. TA(ILIAPIETRA, as Valentine.
the famous baritone, V
Mr.(, VAN HUFFLIEN, 1asMlphlsto.
in his popular role,
THE FINEST COMBINATION (on one ocea
slon) of Lyrie Talent ever in New Orleans.
Public attention is called to the above an
nouncement, with the assurance of the man
ager that the house will be brilliantly Illumina
ted and the operas given with a completeness
of representation, brilliant. mlse-en-soene, new
costumaes. etc., seldom If ever attempted in this
city.
t THE IMMENSE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. \
Under the baton of
MR. MAX MARETZEK.
The Incidental Ballet will be under direction of
MLLE. E. MENZELLI.
r On Wednesday Evening, December 19, aSt
8 o'clock.
First appearance of the famous New Orleans
s Tenor,
MR. HARRY STANFIELD.
The management has secured the services of
Mr. Harry ttanflold in order to give complete
nose to the cast of "Rigoletto," as his reputation
- in the difficult part of the Luke is well estab
lished in Europe, especially In Paris and Italy
where he has sung the role In conjunction with
Albtnl as (liwai only last spring.
On Wednesday Evening, December 1O, at
0 o'clock,
RIIROLETTO.
First joint appearance of
to Miss A. t Mr. lHarry i 81gnor I Mr. Henry
t. Hiumran. Itnftleld. ITagiavlpotra, I Wlegaad.
On Thursday Evening, December 20, at.
8 o'clock,
r- Second appearance of the favorite Basso,
Mit. C. VAN IIUFFIEN.
at Jlint appearance of the established favorltes,
Miss A. I Mr. Charles t Signor IMr. Van
E Pthllipps, J Adams, Tagliapetra, J HMufle) .
no LA FAVOIITA.
On Friday Eveniang, December 20, at 5$
o'clock,
ato LA TRAVIATA.
Minme. PA PPENHEIM in her great role, Violetta.
- ATURDAY, at 12 Noon-Farewell Matinee.
,r SATURDAY NIGHT-ORATORIO-ELIJAH. -
., POPULAR P 0RICg.
Admitsion $1; reserved seats 50 cents extra..
'only . Gallery (third tier) open to the pub
L IE at 50 cents.
SSeBoats and tcket now at the music store Of
t Phlihp Worlein, 13as Canal street, delt
OPERA HOUSE. - .---... ..OPERA HOU.l.o
Naturday, December 22, at 8 p. 2 .
ELIJSH
This Oratorio will then be produced by fbei
PHILHARMONIC 8OCIETY. assisted by the eo.s
tire
FRYER GRAND OPERA TROIVP,
under the musical direction of Mr. GROENI
VELT. Solos, Duets, etc., by
MME EUGENIE PAPI'ENHEIM,
MISS ADELAIDEPHILLIPPS,
MR. CHARLES ADAMS,
MR. A. BLUM.
GENERAL ADMISSION .............. .........,
IREERVED SEATS ............. o cents eztra.
Tickets can be purchased and seats secured at.,
the Music Stores of Messrs. GRUNEWALD and.
WERLEIN. dels it
SJ.ETURE. .........................LECTUR ..
"THE SOLDIER, OF THE TEMPLE"O
ORIGIN AND HISTORY,
-BY THE
Rev. H. M. THOM@I ON, D. D.
For the benefit of
TRINITY CHURCH DEBT ASSOCIATION,
Thursday Eve., Dec. 2S, 1877, at S O'Cle. ,
In basement of Trinity Church.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
dee 9ls1M 20M&E
AN ENTERTAINMENT
To Beat and Furnish
THE BETHEL AND READING-ROO
ON FULTON, NEAR JACKSON STREET.
(Erected without debt)
- WILL nD OGIV, BY THE -
Ladies' Bethel Association of New Orleans,
On Tuesday, December 18. 1877, at8 p.$ ,
AT THE BETHEL.
Admission 25 cents. del8It*
WENGER'S GARDEN.
Nos. 11 and 15 BeorboU street,
H. WEN4EB, Proprietor,
Has been newly frescoed, and is now the 111
EST H ALL in the South. The artistic improve
mcent of the hall was opened to public ins
tion on Saturday. the 13th in..t, at 7 o'cloek P
mA large number of European and AmerleG`
papers always on file.
Three rooms for ladles and families, with se.
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion in the world play
from 1 o'clocka.m.to I2m.
Phlli Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER a.
Five Cents a glass. oc17 Gm
,,,. ._ • , . . . . . . .
BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS. MASK
To be given by
PELICAN H. & L. FPIE CO. NO. 4o
Saturday Evening, Dec. 22, 1871,
-AT
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
Committee of Arrangements:.
Henry Andry, Chairman.
Geo. N. Durel, F. Gueringer;
E. Develle, John E. Bo.i.
Applications for ladies' invitations to be
with FRANK RAULE. EE ., No. 30 Caroadel
street: PAUL ROUSSET. No. 239 Deostur
or Lock Box 120.
Sealed proposai for bar-room.
and hat-room will be reeeived until
to,. to be left with HENRBY AIDBY,
Charitable Association omee, City Hall.
Tickets 52. d4

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