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Anetn Sgales of BReal a , Stcks, , Etc.,
TO TABr PLACI AT TMl
8W. CEAIL U AUOTION XICBANGN,
-ox
lu'sday ler 14-F-or acoount of the sue
on of the late J, M. noyileo tht oen
Stl~pett formin thenorth
west orner of it. Charle e streer and
Tet olCirle, designated as Noe, 29 and
S Ch s street; a most desirable
Two one-stoy frame dwelltngs. Nos. 200
Id St. Joseph street, between Bt.
Charlee and Carondelet streets.
The handsome frame oottage on a lots of
gron, known as No.018 Blonville street.
tween Broad and D rgenois streets.
Those deulrabte properties the double and
ein6le cottages on Broad. between Canal
al G ueot streets.
The large frame market situated on the
northwest orner of Broad and Gasquet
streets; ~ lnd, a o,
A large nuber of buildntlots situated non
Cad. C~ustomhouse, Bienville, Conti
~o~, Dorren, Lopez. gl.ndon .a,
o the prominent stre-ta. For furtern
partl. as see plans and descriptive ad
Uatuiray, >t 2-That eholoe commercial
ptroprty. the splendid four-story hriek
store No. Us M)!asine str; et, extenilng
through to Foucher street. As an In
vestment this property is without Its
equal on the market.
The substanltia built and centrally located
four-story briek store end dwellsn No.
817 Gravfer, eeu Baroane d Dry
ades streets
Tha margnilfen and superbly flinished
tre. estory brick mansion laltgn u ed by
tl 0 No, 64 Canal, between Jrankin an
bett streets.
o. I Annunciation, ueteen iJeord and
Poeofarre streets.
That very vnluable and centrelly looated
propetrty, Nis. 41 and 48 Bourbon street,
between Cuetomhouse and Bienvil~e
stteets. Admirably adattd for any busst
np.sa rulrlnI troxlmitt to Canal street.
Th double teneent frame eottage, No. 250
aur.li street, bttwoen Sixth and Seventh
etrerts.
That neat two-story brink dwelling. No.26
St. Thomas, between Gatennie and Erato
streels--a omfortable home In the ship.
Ding and cotton vress centres.
The handsome double frame cottage, No. 875
Bt. Peter, between Ualvez and Johnson
The oe rteble frame cottage, on two lots,
formIt the .aorth.at corner of Maga
snoe and Dela halse streets; and
That excellent builtlngsite forming the Gor
anr of Delachalse and Constance streets.
br terms and full partiuolars, see ofofiial and
del.riutie advertisements and plans at the
D ieJ the Auctioneer. 81 0amp street
L ey ?m
S[aoommunltoted.]
A PROPHIECY.
E..dor Demorat-I was present among a party
of friends when the prophecy copied below was
read by a ladv in the crowd, and endured an
amount of obhaMing for ever daring to read, mooh
Iee believe, such nonsense. f copied it saying,
laughingly, "that means business, and results
can be calculated."
SWllson's.ripritnal Msg sine, Memphlis, Tenn.,
bruy1, 187, pge 2]
These will be a great contest-from 1880 to
188--the world will be shaken by revolutions,
estamities and pestilence.. There will not be a
oeiation of these until 1961j The contest will be
in in T~rkey, and will continue by way of England
o the United hiates. It will be here in four
Year, sad will continue eight years. The pre
diotion is very much longer, I only give the
dates; not citing the causes and effects therein
announced. I. M.
.Ehtre noune-s you see, this was sixteen months
aUo, and oaght to have ohme from the Christian
Adocate. Southern Presbyterian or New Orleans
DaooanT to give it Chriestsn dignity.
iaturday, Iay 19.
All Nat.onsTo Be Involved.
IN. O. Demoerat.]
There is no end to the jelouseles and entangle
monte produced by the Russian-Turkleh war.
Austria is not pleased with the British govern.
Slaeat fo its apparent acsquiescenoe in the inde
pmdeaice of Roumania, which, under the itroum
e, equivalent to the establishment of a
ulam nerwaaolavio king dm on her border,
and asks for explanations, whioh the British Min
1str is embarrassed to give. France, too is not
doatent with the condition and the relations
whichIMgland assumes toward Egypt and the
iea Canal. Her capitalits claim a dominant
itiest an that great work, and aum
pet ngand of trying to dislodge them
tr h pretenses of extending her protection to
Altogither, Great Britain has been in
Sin an awful muddle, and her people are in
a aighty ferment. We hoped that our govern
men, at least, would be left free from any in.
volvement by this conflict of two emch remote r a
tions. But it seems we were disappointed, for
now comes the Porte with frowns and mutterings
aganst the United States for permitting the BRne
Jiaa .et to conceal itself and lie perdu in one of
our harbors with the purpose of pouncing upon
the merchants engaged in transporting arms and
mnunitone from American to Turkisb ports.
urelJy, if this war continues it will involve all
tie olivlised nations of the world.
The Workhouse.
Editor Demoorac--I no:e your report of the dis.
overy of the reand Jury in regard to the Work.
house.
I address you merely to beg that in dealing
with this important subject you will place the
whole blame right where it belengs, vi: at the
door of the Administrator of Polioe, Mr. Dia
mond. Don't pour out your wrath ordenmluloe
tions on the heads of the warden or his assistant.
Pour both on Mr. Diamond. If he knew what
was g on there and did not take steps to oor
teot t, then he oug'it to be turned out of ofoe;
If he was ignorant of the faots, then he is dereliot
in duty and ought to be turned out.
That Workhouse has been a sore on the body
politic always; of late it has been a nuisance. As
ahouse of correction it has been worse than use
lees. As one of the many drains on the punlio
parse to forward politiians it has been a success.
By the by, while the Grand Jury are at it, sup.
pos they take a look into the workings of the
l honp e. This is a useless creation, and, un.
der the specious garb of charity, it has been a
great abuse. BRU £US.
The Railroad Controversy.
Uditor Democrat-The two questions following
have been esumitted by " The Beal Estate and
Taxpayers' Union" to Hon. J. O. Landry, Regis
trar o Vqtere for this parish under set 101, ap.
proved April 80, 1877, of extra seseson 1877, who
has in turn, submitted the same to Gov.
Nicholls, who also, at our joint request, has for
warded them to Attorney Genesal Ogden for
his opinion.
Can an election for any purpoe whatever be
now helds this city of New Oritane, except in
the now registration reqaire
memo of of the extra session of 18777
Would l an election on the 25th of this
month of May, 1877 for the New Orleans and
Paclific Railroad tax, be violation of said act 101
of the extra sestion of 1877?
0. H. TEBAULT, M. D.,
President Real Estate and Taxpayers' Union.
A Wrrat Revival.
Some time since, while on a vistt to 1ew York,
we determined to go over to the Hippodrome and
hear Mooty and 8attkey preah and sing, but so
thronged wsee the place of meeting that it seemed
almost uel-ess to attempt making our way
through the immense and eager crowd, but from
the distance there oame fldating upon the air the
thrllng and favorite hymn cf Moodi'is, "Hold
the Fert." Inspired by the music which came
from the multitude of voices, we pushed man.
fally on, and succeeded in reaching a point
near the entrance. Here we halted, for
Moody's w, rkere were already in the
field, and great se:med to be the
harvest. One of them stopped near us
andaslUting a handsomely dreesed indlvidual,
said: "hriend, are yon a Christiatn?" He miled,
and answered, "I don't know; I came here to.
night to hear Moody preach; two yearse ao I was
in New 4rlease, travehllg for my health, and
while there was Introduoed to the Areat Shirt
King Moody, and I purchased a set .f shirts
from him; umtil that time I had not known what
it was to have a good fitting shirt, one that would
bhld together and not be shedding its buttons on
all .e~osions. Why, sir. I have actually quit
awroinag sice I hve had these shirts. Who
woald not ereate a small commotion in a family
tond the buttons of hisr bshirt and the fabrio
Mwey is every diretion? Buut asMI aid be.
ease here to hear Moody, and If he
as well as ay hirts have lasted he
a doner* We ~S~Iensa. wer t s
Whe lurte's, aa 'hetders' lnsauora$
The attmention of car retders Is particolarly
direted to the last annual statement of the
abhove named edmpany, published In another col
umn of the DmocATr. It will be Oeen that the
net earned prgiums of this institution dunrin
the W aet yar nlinnted to the handsome sum or
8l 1 ; nee proitse, $101,142 08. reserved to
cover loses, $28,000 balance divided on net
premiums, 178,.42 9. The assets of the coe.
pIau, all bonafjde, are $1282,908 66.
The board of Trustees have rented to pay on
demand a second semi-annual dividen. of fie
per cent to the 80th of April, making ten per cen
per annum on the capital stook, and a cash aiiY
dead of twent. per cenl on the amount ($888,
688 97) of their net partiopating premiums for
the year ending April 80,1877.
This is a most encouraging showing, and con
elusively proves that the management of the
Feators' and Traders' Insurance Company has
been cenduoted with marked prudence and
sagacity. The President, Col. E. A. Palfrey,
deserves reat credit for the able manner In
which he has administered the affire of his oom
py, as do, in their partioular spheres of duty.
the ecetary. Major Walker, sad the prominent
and seemplihed merchants who constitute the
Board of Trustee. The fiot that the stook of
this company is quoted at par speaks volumes in
its fvor.
[BY AUTHORIrY.]
Appointments by the Governor.
Assistant State Bngineers of the tatse (f Lou
Isanas-Thomas 8. Hardie and Henry B. Bichard
son.
Commitsioner of Immigration for the State of
Loutisian-A. rsrent.
Assessor for the parish of Franklin-A. W.
Tresevant.
Member of the Board of Health of the iaite of
Louisiana-Juseph Jones, vice L. B. Cahile, re
sl ned.
Justice of the Peace, Ninth Ward, parish of
Natehitonhe--Alfred Hubner, vice J. W. Logan,
resigned.
J. B. Walker, D. D. 8., 180 Delord street.
Buy only the Singer; they were the first to re
duce the price. Office 91 Lanal street.
Straw and felt hate, of the most fashionable de
signs, at 28 it. Charles street.
Grover & Baker and Domestic sewing maihines
at reduced prices, guaranteed to be new ma
chines, Ohartres street.
Tarn Omotuazso PIAno.-Mr. P. Werlein, 78
and 80 i.aronne street, the popular and courts.
one piano dealer, is the agent for this world.
renowned piano. Its durability, elasticity of
touch mnd sweetness of tone make it very popu
lar with the music world. Mr. Werletn's prices
are moderate, and any one wi6hing a piano or
organ can certainly be supplied to their satisfac
tion by Mr. Werlein.
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NBW ADVERTISEMNERTR.
Cow Peas-V-ow Peas.
OHOICE CAROLINA CLAY PEAS,
CLAY MIXED and other varieties
Js TONS OTPTOM SEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. GREENWOOD & CO,
my2o im 47 Magazine street.
BUTTER AND CIIH.SE.
.TRAIGHT'S NEW CREAMERY BUTTER.
New Gilt Edge GOSHEN BUTTER.
Old Gilt Edge GORHEN BUTTER,
Fancy Tub Western DAIRY BUTTER,
Fanoeyub Western CREAMERY BUTTER.
Firkins Western CHOICE and MEDIUM.
NEW FACTORY CHEERE.
FRESH RECEIPTS
-OF
THESE GOODS EVERY DAY.
For sale at the lowest market prices,
C. H. LAWIENCE & CO.,
S9, 31 and 58 Tehoepitoelas Street.
my. i it
NEW BUTTER.
10 Firkins Goshen,
100 Tubs Western Creamery and rairy.
FOR SALE BY
E. N. KEEP & S1ONS,
my20 2t 2dn 77 and 79 Povdria street.
D K;NTIST' R Y.
rT O ALL PERSONS NEEDING THE SER
I vices of a areruh and reliable Ientist, I can
ehee fully reemmmend Dr. H. A. SALTON
STALL, D. D. S., as one eminently qualiried for
the requirenents of his professielon: and as I
leave the city to be absent until October next, I
hope such of my friends and patrons as mIay
reluire the services of a dentist will call on rDi
J., feeling assured, as I do, that he will give
•orfectsntisiaciion. He has had a longexpe
rience, and possesses superior scientificlo and
practical knowledge of all the details of den
tistry. His office is No. 223 Ca'tal street. His
chares are mouerats. Very rese,'fully
my2o0 4t Su M. M. OL uHAM, D. . S.
SPANISH oONSULATE.
Transfer of Ogilce.
On and from the first of June the offices of the
Spanish Consulate will be established at No. 97
Customhouse street. mvn 97 41
W.AVERLY HOTEL,
WALNUT STREET. LOUISVILLE. KY.,
Is now open to the TRAVELING PUBLIC.
It has all modern improve meant: its Parlors,
Ree-ption, Reading and Dining Roons are on
the first floor; is handsomely furnished and ac
cepts no rival. Apartments for families and
especial advantages to persons visiting the city,.
either for busiuess or pleasure.
W. H. COTTRILL, Manager.
C. G. JONES, Proprietor. my2o tw
GQRtUAT RIDUUTION
IN THE iOES OF THE
SINGER NEWINU MACHINES.
OSee No. 91 Canal street.
my19lm
M ULES--MULES-HORSES.
ALFORD & MARTIN,
eorner of Delord and Dryades streets,
have just received a large lot of MULES and
HORSES, and will sell low. mylt 3t
NEW ORLEANS. MAY is. 1877--TE UN
Sdersigned will discount COUPONS of
STATE CONSOLS due July 1st, at ten per cevt
per annum.
M. F. BONIS & ALBERT TEMOFE.
Stoon and Bond Brokers, Room No. 5, G illier
Court. my19 w
hOflCE TO BONDHlOLUDER:.
B ABD OF LIQUIDATION,)
State of Louislana
New Orleans, May 17, 1877. 1
Notice is heroby given that a meeting of this
Board will be held on MONDAY., the 21st inst.
at 12 o'clock m. Interested parties are request
cd to attend.
By order of the Board.
ALLEN JUMEL,
myls Ex-officio Secretary.
SEALED PIOPOSAL3.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, STATE PaMrxwN BOARD.
New Orleans. May 14.1877.
Sealed proposals are lnviled for the printing
of the decisions of the Supreme Court. in ao
ordance with the provisions of section a of act
No. l1o. approved April 0, 1877, and the same will
be received up to and including the 26th day of
isy, 1t77.
ip order of te D rosed.
-pm tU Sertary.
EIIITRllAIIIY
SALp
DRY GOODS
-AT
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.. . .. 1 ri ::1
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THIS WEEK.
203 CANAL STREET,
Betwtg. FImpart and Burgundy.
BRANCH STORE AT
228 and 230 Royal Street,
Cerner St. PhWlp.
arma
SPECIA2 WO'tIOZS.
eitjltges servlee In Lafayette snua1e.
A grand minss meeting of Christ anworkerd Is
desired in L.aette tquare TO-DAY, at 40
p. m. Everybody is invited. Services livelr.
my19 It
Loulsiana Levee Company, $8 Caronde
let street, New Orleans, l9th may l~slf--otice
is hereby given, in accordance with article No.
9 of the Charter, that a meetin of the Stoh'k
h Iders of this Compnt will be held at this
office on MONDAY, 18th June, is77, between the
hours of 12 o'clock m. and 2 o'clook p m, to
vote upon the acceptance or reiection by the
com any of the provisions of the act of the
Le lature, Known as N 189 of the Extra Bea
sion of 1871. JOHN ENDERSON,
President Louisiana Levee Company.
my19 td
New Orleans, May It, 147 -Notlce is
hereby aiven that the firm of PABLO & CO. was
dissolved by mutual c~nsent. All parties owing
to said firm or those having claims against
same are requested to call on Mr. Jos. 'ablo
within ten days af'or the insertion of this
notice.
J. PABLO. G. 81HWEITZER.
8. PABL O. P. PONS.
myla Su Th Su Th fui
Suecesslon Notice-All persons having
claims against the sece salon of ABNER L.
GAINES are notifli+d to present the same to the
undersigned without dela .
By her husband, E. A. BUIKE,
myl sad P o. 1t9 Gravier street.
Omiee Louisiana Equitable Life Insur
ance Company-An annual election for Direc.
tore of this Company was held on MONDAY,
April 16, 1877. The following gentlemen consal
tute the Board of Directors:
A. THOMSON, CHfAS. CHAFFE,
JAMES I. DAY, T. 0. BERNDON.
J. W. STONE, JOHN I. ADAMS,
B. T. WALSHE. S. B. NEWMAN.
ALEX. MARKS. W. B. SCHMIDT,
HENRY J. VOSE. B. W. OGDEN.
E. B. BIIGGSO, , JOHN H. PIKE.
HY. ABRAHAM. E. H. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN HENDERSON, H M. PAYNE,
J. B LEVElRT, E. A. TYLER.
JOHN S. GROVES, A. PATTON.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Direc
tors, held on MONDAY, May 7th, the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President.
R. W. Ot1DEN., Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDEIISON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
my9 Secretary.
oflmee of the Merchants' Mutuaal Ins-r
an e Company. No. 104 Canal street, New Or
1 ans, May 7, 1877-At the annual election for
Directors, held at the office of this company on
the fl,st Monday in April last, the following
gentlemen were elected:
P. MASPEIRO, EDWARD TOBY,
8. Z, IELF D. FATJO.
V. FOUtUIIY M. W. SMIT .
J. J. FIRNANDEZ. D. A. OHAFFP AIXN,
J. M. ALLEN. C0I. LAFITTE,
HNRY BIEEBIE.
And ct a meeting of the Board, held yestor
day. Mr. PAUL FUURtUHY was unanimously
re-elected President.
mys 1t G. W. NOTT, Secretary.
PFor the Lake - omllee of hew Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street
New Orleans, April 1,1877.-From this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city at 7 and 9 o'clock
a. m., and every hour thereafter until s o'clock
p. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
9 o'clock p. m. O.OC. LEWIS, Secretary.
Dap tf
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMEN r
( -OF THE
FACTORS' AND TRADERS'
INSUURAlCIB COMPANY.
S3.........CARONDELET STREET........ 37
NEw ORLn1As. May 17, 1877.
The Trustees, in conformity with the charter
of the Company. publish the following state
ment of Its affairs for the fiscal year ending s0th
April, 1877, to wit:
Premiums for the year
On fire risks.... ....... 29.93 6o
River risks.............. 200, so 25
Marine risks................ 87.2,8 31-8567,767 19
Less
Unt rminated premiums.
1877...... ........ 89,330 00
Return premiums.......... 9,487 2-- 98,815 27
Net earned premiums............e4oss1 62
Losses paid, to wit:
On fire rIsks...$100,297 27
On river risks.. 104,669 49
On marine risks 8t,708 97- 239.075 73
Re-insurance...... ......... 81,194 08
Rebate account............ 11,746 72
blate and city taxes and 11.
oense8 .................... 25,122 70
N. O. Board of nder- ,1 70
wriers .................... 8,828 60
Gross general expenses.... 39.849 44- 86.,412 17
Balance ............................$112.$9 66
Add interest end discount and sav
ings received...................... 88,603
$201,142 96
Less first semi-annual interest paid
on Capital ttoek, 5 per cent, and
second now due, 5 per cent....... 100,000 00
Net profits .................. $101,142 95
heaervrd to cover losses........ 23,000 oo00
Balance divided on net premiums,
1870-7..................... ......... 78,142 95
The Company have the following assets, to
wit:
Cash on hand............. ..... $319.082 46
Ace ,unts in course of co'lection..... 81,114 It
Bills receiv ble on pledge ......... 46:537 6o
Blis receivable for premiums........ 26,018 79
Hank and other stocks........... 208,528 16
City, State and other Bonds . . 148,122 23
Bondy of Masonic Grand Lodge of
Louisiana........... 6,o 000o
Bonds of Odd Fellows' .Ii Associa
tion ............ .......... -. ,000 00
Bonds of Association for the Relief
of Jewish Widows and Orphans. 2.500 00
Real estte............................. 77,010 31
Total.............................1,282,908os 66
The foregoing is a true and correct statement
from the boors of the company.
ED. A. PALFttEY. President.
THos. F. WALKER, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th
day of May, 1877.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees
held on the 17th inst.r it was resolved to oar on
demand a SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREs r
OF FIVE PER CENT to April 80, 177 making
10 per cent per annum on theCAPITAL STOCK
of the company ($1.0 0,000), and a easy dividesd
of TWENTY rer cent to stockholders on the
amount ($389,588 97) of their not participating
premiums for the yeYr ALig April aso 1877.
ED. A, PALFRI., President.
JOHN CHAFFE, Vice President.
Taos. F. WALKER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John I. Noble, T. Lytt. Lyon,
John Chaffe. Samuel H. Boyd.
Richard Milliken, Jsaeph McElroy, "
J. I. Warren, W. J. H.han,
R. T. Buokner, B. F. Fshleman.
bamuel Friedlander. Win. C. Blik.
A. A. Yr tes. Ch, rl -s Chaffe.
John I. Adars, L. C. Jnrey.
Isaac tcherek, w m. Hartwell,
R. M. k almsley, C. J. IL eds,
A. H. May. A. T. Janin,
8. H. Snowden, Joseph Bowling,
A. M. Bickham.
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"DOMESTIC."
Having completed arrangements with th
Domestic Sewing Machine Company for the
Southern agency of their c lebrated machines,
I now offer th, m to the public at the Lowe-t
Ca-h and Time Rates.
These machines are warranted to bethe light
e't running, most durable, and simplest in con
struction of any lock-stitoh maehino made.
A new stock of Domestic and "Grover and
Baker" machines just received.
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Depot.
H. H. TRUE,
Ne. 5 Chbarr strWeet, Nwar oweas.
AMUSIZUNTS
GRAND BACIED CON1OEI,
To be given under the direction of
PROFESBOB GRBUNEBR, G,
-IN-
ST. JOHNR' PROTISTANI EIPINCOPAL
CtuoCljl,
Corner of Third and Annunelation streets,
Friday vecnina, May .1i, 1817,
at 7)6 o'o!ock.
TICKETS .. ...TWENI Y-FIVE CENTrS.
Progr-amme.
PART I.
1. Organ Voluntary.........Master Hlinhdheim
2, Church Bells ....... ......... .... Chorus
a. Hymn XXXVI (V. Webber)..Miss Wedeme er
4. O(npcna..Misses R. Toney end M. Gruaeberg
5. Prayer for Peee (Bishop). .. .... Miss Young
. In Uemigoo (Curto) ............Mrs Goldig
7. Protect Us Tuoui the Comina Night. (Quar
tette)..... Mr Casteman. MiTes M. and T'.
Gruneberg, irs. Henhdcim.
PART If.
1. Nearer my God to Thee. (Quartette, female
voices .. ..... Mrs. Van Benthuysen and
Misses G(runeberg.
2. Duet.... Mr. FreI Mayer and Miss M. Oruno
berg.
a. Sbio.
4. Consider the Lilies (Topliff)..Mrs. Van Ben
thu yen.
5. Tri -Hear Us. 0 Father I..Mrs. M. Van Ben
thu en. Mr. C.Van Beathuysen ahd Mims
M. Graneb-rg.
6. Nebuchadnezzar (Verdi), Bass Bolo ..... Mr.
ilo -enbsum.
7, Jerusalem the Golden...- ....Grand Chorus
The Chorus is to consist of twenty-five voei:s.
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WANTI.
W AANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND SET
tied woman, a skuation to nurse and do
house work. Apply at the grocery corner Ba
ronne and Delord streets. myo2 It
W ANTED--A NURSE. A MIDOLE AGeID
womai preferrtd. Apply at Denechaud '
Rostaurant, 8 Caronelet street. mylO at"
W'ANTED-A COTT AGE OR TWO-STORY
house, contining 6 to 7 rooms, from Julia
to Felicity streets and from u amp to Baronne;
cottage jprferre t. Address lock-box No. 299, or
apply at los Canal street. myi 4t
W. ANTFD-A HOUSE WITHIN WALKING
dis'ance of buslness, with four bid-rooms,
parlor, d ning-ro m and outhouses, Address
1'., Lock Box ~t3, Postoflioe.. lent not to exered
St8 a month. myl t1W
A YOUNG LADY COMPETENT TO TEACH
Englihsh in all its branches, French, German
and Italian. vocal and instrumental music,
wishes a situation as governess. Will not ob
ject to traveling. For further information apply
to A P, HARRINOTON, No. l11 Canal stre, t, or
to Dr. FISH, Alexandria. L t. myl8 20
W ANTED-A PARTY HAVING .2000 CASH
would like to enter Into some business
with a responsible person. Address C. C.. Demo
crat Offic, mr9 tf
STATIONERY AND MUHIC-8ao MAGAZINE
street, Pianos Tuned for $1 50.
m)5tf D. LEECH.
W ANTED - HECOND-HAND CAiRRAGES
and Buggies. Any one having suh, and
wishing to dispose of them, can flndreýd
sale for them by calling on L. T. MAtDUX,
Carondelet street. Also, a full stock of Car
riages and Buggies and a complete stock of the
Japanese Child's Carriage and Cradle, a mo-t
wonderful combination In short a full stock
In everything appertaining to the Carriage
bustness-all of which will he sold at teduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine-at 9t
Caron delet street.
mbll m _ . T. MADTUX.
W ANTEL'-BY A IOBER AND IN flS
trious young man a situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Driving of any kind;
is thoroughly acuainted in the city. Would go
In the country if desired. Address W. O. Dem
ocrat afice. f e otf
FOR RENT.
"R RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT BOOM
No. 11 Pranklin street, two steps from Canal
street; with board. $5 a month; without board,
$9. Suitable for one or two gentlimen. myle
FOR SALE,
SIr0R HALJ--ONE LOT PATENT FOLDING
rChicken Coops. cheap. Apply at 8a Uhip
pewa street. myPo It
OR BSALE-A SMALL SIDE-WHEEL
Si' 1EAMBOAT, 40 fet long, 7 fot beam,2 foot
hold, drawing 16 inches, in perfect order, suita.
ble for boa clubs or pleasure boat for the Lake,
Will he sold cheap. Apply to H. H. HAA(, 110
Gravier street. mvrg *
For Bale.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and in terfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINJI, Democrat oflice.
my1 tf
tOR BALE--THE DELIGHTFUL RElc4I
' dence and extensive grounis of Judae M,
A. Dooley, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets, teventh District. (Carrollton,)
about 120 feet from St. Charles street, are for
ale. The grounds consist of nine lots, covered
i 5sh about to00 orange trees, (some sixty bear
ing.) fig and other choic~ fruit trees. The lwn
provements are nearly new-a raised eottage.
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for coultry. etc., etc. Inquire at2o
St. Charles street, or on the premises, or a -
dress Postoffle. Box 2480. aplltl
SUMMER. RESORTS.
POINT CLEAR.
THE SEASON OPENED.
The citizens of New Orleans and vicinage will
be alad to learn that the superb new Hotel at
POINT' CLEAR was opened for the season on
the lath inst.. andl is nw prepared for the re
ception and entertainment of guao ts.
POINT CLEAR
combines more advantages, both for the seekers
after health and pleasure, than any other w.tter
ing pla.e in the Mouth. Situated tn Mblite Bay
within a stone's throw of the Gulf of Mexico, it
boasts surf bathing, pure, health-giving salt
air, the finest fish in the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and tn-pin alleys.
The Hotel was built l:st year, and has. with
its surroundings, teen so improved as to make
it a most delightful reaidenao for summer. The
beds and furniture ate enirely new, and the
cuisine is especially excell.nt. There is ecm
munication with Mobile twice daily, and p4rties
leaving New Orleans in the morning arrive at
the Hotel to dinner. Th,. eharges are noderate
and stRecial terms made for families.
For particulars address
H. C. BALDWIN,
myt7 2m Proprietor.
Summer Arrangement.
GRAND ISLAND HOTEL.
N. MEATY & CO.
Have leased this famous watering placefor a
term of years. The new management will open
f ,r the reception of guests about the 20th of
May. Polite and attentive clerks will be on hand
to receive end wel,,ome guest. The cuisine will
he under the supervision of an old and expa
rienced ca'erf r. Mme. Rhineheart will look
,fter tlh welfare of ladies and children. A
steamer will pel in connection with thehotel
and leave the city wharf on the 19th of May it
charge of (aept. M. Mclvereeney.
For freight, passage and trm~e, apply to 8.
Beaty, or Hite & Carlin, au. nts. No. 4 P hoopi
toulas stree-t, or to M. McBweeney on be.ad
the steamer, m f
SWEET SPRINGS
Monroe County, West Virginia.,
TTHIS OLD ESTABLISHEID SUM "'Jf I
Ssort, for health and l- asure, will bobt
for the acetrmodation of vi-itour on the .IB
TEENTH DAY tF JiUN,.
S.very preparation is heintrawdefor the eon
venience and comfort of visitors,
COltAt GES:
Per diem........................ 5t1 0o
Per month........... ......8. o00
roldrMi under teti yr, tUheawe_
--tm a . o. r a a
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VARIETIEI THEATRE
Southern Dramatie Club Entertalsmen.
Tuesday Evenlag, May 22, 1855.
On which occasion will ho pres.nted the beau
tiful drama of ALIRRBA PL).) ad th
ausin farce entlild A DOMt FI) O A
i , withMissEmma Wt ot. Miiss
Mn aaie Stroudback and Miss ke a IYvian
in the cast.
Admission-FIFTY CENTS.
Box office oren Monday and Tuesday, May21
and 2. from 10o a. mi. to 4 p. in, for securiti
reservedl smat'. muY2o at
ST. PATRICR'S HALL.
* GRAND
STRAWbEERRY FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PATRIC.' PAMIOC alA t IIA 3E$11 4
To be given on
Mfay 24 and 25, 1877,
On which oooasion will be presented the follow
lag realistic
TABLEAUX A11D SClta.sI:
FAIRY LAND.
(The Queen of Sprites.)
II.
A RUSTIC FESTIVAL.
(Rural Pastimes.)
nl.
FAIRY AND PEASANT.
(Grand Tableau.)
Incidental Muelo by the Varieties Orheetrak
under the leadership of P. H. Greullag.
Ireeption Casanlttee.
W tor W Steven. C Maannias.,
asis, A Nich ias,
SFamann, H1 Charles,
J CGrore, M J Hart,
.W MCloskey, , He e m,.
W KIt ichardston W P C ham,
J P Childress, T Lynch,
O B rtley, T P lvtuller
W B lrose, Mr Olrkin,
PP Hogan. J Farrell,
G. Agar,
Doors oven crecisolely at 7 o'clock p. m.
ADMIWSION-i- cents; Chldrea 2s cents.
Tickets to be had at the Parochial Resldence at
tt. Patrick's Church.
Ladles interested in the Entertalnment are ren
'uested to aemble at Ht. P.tri ' Par"
ochial Resel nes at 12 o'clock THIS DA,
(Sundatd , May 20, tocomlete all arrange
ments. myoit
LECTURE
-In
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
tunnday, MRty ., 1I571, at I o'eloek p. as.,
by the
REV. EDWARD COLEMAN,
I,toly from Irn~ehd.
Sun.EU,r-' Ireland as It has been as it Is, and
as it must be, Religiously and Politically."
Tickets ... .. .. ..... ... ... Aee ts,
my19
GRAND (I,.RMAN VOLKSiEIT
For the beneflt of the
lERM A N PROTETANT ORPMAN,
ASYLUM,
Sunday and Monday, May s0 and nI, 171..
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
The festival will be inaugurated by a Grand
Concert, to commence on Munday at 12 o oloo
i. The formal OenIng will take plt ato
o'olock Drlt p ely. The prog rmme consis
eBa seleck tios by adoubie ronstr& Ora
t ofl in. Getrman dAw Engiieh fay Medsrs. ClBo s
erman C(ub, et.
.A rit oif opunla ploys and ames, under
the e nersilp J Mr.. W. Bfhrmc, with
comm at c fock cogsl.tl sof
(SA . BU0 > HWoI U ( f
P A ;mai, 2i A YN P O E '
te., *jA, A GRAND TOUBNýIMENT.
da AW s l ALLNE RM TOTTIM'MlN ACil
For two hundred and flft, dollars a side.
jHso Redwitt eaters sgan ThPrn, s yerns ol,
ired v hiigerio, dam by Lt:htnig, driven by
1 ZM ai.Whn enters Henry Bamirton, hears,
ol rwedby lln utnhman, dam by Gromay,.
o exteiv and well suped restarant
race stad;, ldin ne the tnd
LADIES' AID AeMOdrATINf
where all the dellcacies of the season can be
had at the lowest city prioes.
Two lrge orchestras are engaged, and,
dancing oat he plattorm, ac well as in the meaI
buildiug, will be kept up until i1' o'cloek In the
ecvnlog,
The .grounds will be brilliantly illuminated,
anstle, order maintained.
The evetal 'bars are und-r ecarse of well
known itidreas, members of the asso latlon.
On Menday, May 31, Is1 1,
the progesmme of the Arst day, excepting the
opening ceremonies, will be r, piated.
GRAND TROTTING MAC.,
tte hepts. Pr!ze, Gold-mounted Whip.
entries-Hugo iteditrl entrs Moltke, driven
bh H. Rexdits; J, H.' $hawhan enters Bisarlaek
.riven by J. Hawkins; John Dillon enters Dober
E. Lee, doriven by L,. Dilon.
The fr. ends of the Little Orphans and the
ptbii ia ineneral are c.,rdially lnvitd to attsnd.
l s *,kott lrty ents' children free.
F. W. DILMANN President.
J. B. REN TO..rlP. Firs Vie -Preldent.
BY. OERTLIli(, Second Vice President.
ALB.J P. NOLL, Sereitary. myls at
!! AND 1Z0Y1WION TilI'
E DS' JETTIEF.
The magnifleent low-pressure passenger
steamer
GRANip R lPUBLIC,
W. H. Thorwegan. master,
. ll leaveon two sec,3t e .ursion trios to Esds
Jetties, from iead of Canal stree., on
Satarday Morolate, May 19, at S 'elsels,.
AND
lunday Meraing, May 30, at 8 o'clock,
peomptly; returning at 11 o'clock p. m. each,
dy. Fare for the round trip. Ineluding meals.
FIVE DOLLARLI.
For passage apply to
J. B. WO~DS A CO.. Agents,
ta.18 104 Common street.
FUNI PUNl
(IREAT EXCITEMENT
At the
Joalslaaa Cock Plt
Every Sunday conr b1
maine and aowan ste.
Take th. mainse street
arse at la3iOte.1"
are invited. Fun begins at lo:S a, m. V
NEW OBRLEANS LAGER BEERI
CASPARa LUSSE,
,.s, 479 Hand 4r C~UaCtres Street,
OEtML, e to the oroprleter of BUS.
8 andI l to the public, thathavingeooa
P et inosmene apartnes for panutae
.tlAR BEER,
il fit s dag ~