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Statlet re show that In 107, 91,000 pvO
ple and 4,00 aattle were kWjled in IndIa
by snak.fed sad ld D ,
lie lite Auditor, George B. Johnson,
returned to the city and surrendered to
the warrant which had been issued for
his arrest on an indictment by the
Grand. J-, for embeuslemrent. Of
course, Xr. ohnson had no difficulty in
giving bond for his appearance. But
does this end the matter relative to his
audacious act of holding and concealing
the records, vouchers and books of the
Auditor's office, and of thereby arrest
ing and obstructing the operations of
the State governmet ? As an innocent
and honest man, his first act should be
to place these records in possession of
the legal officers of te State.
If these books contain no record of
fraud; it they contain the evidence of
no dishonesty and publio swindles on
the part of the men who constituted the
ast State adminietration, what reason
Mr. Johnson have for refusing to
S.oe. them? When he persist. in
, thsere not some lament
ab. 'weakeess or deficiency in our laws,
or in their administration, that he can
not be punished or imprisoned until he
does produce them?
The New York Bun's Washington cor
respondent affirms that Foster is Hayes'
candidate for the Speakership if he can
win. The correspondent also says that,
if he can do no better, the President is
willing to take a Southern Democrat
who wfll make the committees to suit
the Administration. The only sort of
influence the President can exert in the
election of a Speaker isa corrupt Influ
ence. The President has no business,
under any circumstances, to interfere in
the matter, and we trust the statement
of the Bun's correspondent is what it
reads like-sensational. As to the eleo
tion of a Southern Democrat through
Administration influences on the oondi
tions mentioned, thatis ridiculous. Any
such Democrat would be immediately
kicked out of the party and it would be
impossible to make up a combination of
renegades from both parties to elect
him.
Secretary tichurz is creating great
-consternation and terror in the Indian
Bureau. The Secretary, it is said, is
determined to dive to the bottom of the
dirty pool created by the Indian ring.
It seems that the number of Indians en
titled to olothing, rations and other
allowances has been vastly overstated,
and by these overstatements the ring
has made large sums of money. The
robberies by the ring have also been
atrired on through the Land Depart
/ment. Scrip supposed to have been
issued for the Indians is alleged to have
been used by the ring. The land cov
ered thereby would be stripped of its
timber and then, by collusion in the
Washington oflee, the same scrip would
be lifted from the stripped land and
located on a fresh piece.
Under the vigorous direction of Esco.
bedo the cause of Lerdo has received a
good send off In North Mexico by the
capture and occupation by troops in
his interest .ef various points com
mencing at El Paso. We confidently
expect, with thegreat influence of Esoo.
bedo and the always strong hold of the
party of Jutre in that part of the Re
public, that it will rapidly overrun the
whole country north of the Sierra Madro
and re-establish 'its ascendency there.
This result will do much to open
the way to the most practical
plan of redeeming Mexico and
securing for her a stable govern
ment and permanent prosperity.
This will be made a certain result by
the adoption by ,Lerdo of a liberal
pollcy in inviting colonization by
Americans and by the recognition by
our government of the independence
and nationality at least of Northern
Mexico. The scheme of the'Republic
of the Sierra Madre has always pre
sented the wisest and most practical
.solution of Mexico's chronic political
chaos. Recognition by the United
States, with wise treaties and guarantees
of the independence of North Mexico,
would be the happiest stroke of states
manship for both nations and peoples.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT$.
THiE LIFE AND CHARALTER OF IOBT.
E. LEE.
CORRESPONDENCES.
NEW ORLICANR, Jinne is, 1R77.
-Chas. E. ienner. Esq,, P, esldent it. E. Lee Morn
umental Assoelation:
Dear ,fr-I propose to deliver on FRIDAY
wvealng next, r2d inst., my first Lecture on the
Life andChObracter of (Ge. tobt. E. Lee. for the
benefit of the Lee Monumental Assoelation.
very respectfully yours
E. FURMAN.
Naw OnaLws, June 18, 1877.
o11ev. B. Furmnm. D. D.
Dear .ir-In behalf of the R. E. Lee Monu
meontal A4oclathon. I take pleasure in accept
in your geonerous offer. Thoe of ouor eitl. ns
who have alreadyrbeard your eloquent .Lecture.
will bear witness tfdst the en ertainment will he
worthy of the larget pplic patronage.
Very roelcetlutly.
ryCH r . Et FENNER
President R. E. Lee Monumental AssReiatlul.
j19 td It 2dp
SPANIsH WINES.
200 CASKS HEAVY CATALONIA WINE.
t0 quarter casks ST. VINCENT DEU.
-And
1oo quarter casks of the CELEBRATED ST.
VINCENT WINE PLA DE LLORENS.
Now landing ex brig Campidoglio. for sale
IN BOND and duty paid, by
D. FATJO & CO..
jel9 1w No. 53 Tchoupitoulas street.
W1 W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LOUISIANA.
Pracfe lp tha arishes of Ouashita. More
house an UOiland. Claims taken for oolleo
tion in all other parishes, with privilege of man
ggsame l connetion with attorneys reeid
g ton nose eThuay
ASTONISHII I PRICES,
_-For the nex.
FIFTEEN DAYS,
-At
DANZIGER'S.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR WHITE
OODS.
VICTORIA LAWNSB, at 10, 12, and 15 cents.
Plain, striped and checked NAINSOOK, at ts,
is and 20 cents.
SWISS MULLS, at to, 12 and 15 oents and in
finest grades.
Striped VICTORIA LAWNS, at is cents, sell
ing all over at 25 cents.
Open work PIQUEI, at 1I and 20 cents, selling
all over at 28 and so cents.
BISHOP LAWNS, at 1s, 2o and so cents.
It will be to your Interest to see this stoek, as
all our customers are delighted with the goods
and the priones we are offering them at.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR DRESS
GOODS.
5oo pieces LINEN LAWNS. ohoice styles, at
only 1o cents per yard, fully worth 25 cents.
Gray and brown DREBI LINENS, at 10. 12 and
15 cents per yard.
Also, the finest assortment of CHOICE DREBS
GUODiS to be found In the city, consisting of the
Latest styles of MOZAM ,IQUES.
Latest styles of Figured GOENADINEIS.
Latest styles ot Organdy MUSLINS.
Latest styles of French PERCALICH.
Samples for comparison freely given,
A5TONI4HING PRICES FOR BLACK
GRENADINES.
Plain GRENADINE (bloack guaranteed) at
only 25 ,,.nts per yard. These goods are worth
to cents to anybody,but we bought them very
low and give our customers the benefit,
Beautiful all l11k, with Patin stripes, GRENA
DINES, warranted pure silk, at only ae cents aer
yard. These goods are worth 61.
Brocaded Satin striped GRENADINES. a
only so cents a yard. Also an extraordinary
bargain.
Also, an immense aesortment f plain. striped
checked and breeade, at lower prices than ever
before.
Housekeepers, Attention.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR LINENS.
IRISH LINEN4 (pure linens) at t8 as a piece,
IR1SH LINEBS (24 yards) at P a piece.
IRBISH LiNENS (4 yfards) at 16 75 a piece.
Also by the yard at 22, 26, lo, to and 50 cents.
Samples for comparison freely given.
20 lieces Pillow ((see and Sheeting LINENSi
slightly damaged, to be closed out at very much
below their value.
We also call your attention to the unusual In
ducements.that we are enabled to offer in Table
Damasks, Towels. Napkins, Toilet Quilts. Fur
niture Prints, etc.
HOUSEKIEFEAISANDHOTEL KEEPERS,
ATTEN LION.
Astealalling Prices for Bobbinet Bars.
os Inch BOBIBINT BARS at 12 5o and 82 75.
Splendid quality.
Also. of our own importation.
140 pieees.fr Bobbinethat $S, *4, $5, o6.
Examine tkem.
Nottingham Laces and Curtains.
Great variety. new stock, prices lower than ever.
Parasols and 'ans.
HEADQUARTEIIR FOR I)OW PRIOER.
SILK PARASOL'. good slye, at 95 cents.
Large PARAMQLS. splondldquality, at $1 25.
French PARAJOLS, with Ivory. Gold and
Pearl Handles. at s. s4, $5 and4g.
Canopy PARA8OL.4 with and without Lace
Trimmings, at U. $4, 6o, $8 and 810.
All new gools and very desirable.
Splendid Japanese FANS, at l1 and 15 cents.
Children's Japanese FANS, at 1 and 20 cents.
French Chrome FANS, at so cents.
Also, an extensive assortmentof fine French,
German and Spanish FANS, etc.
Chatelaines ia great variety.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR COTTONS
AND CALICOES.
PRICES BELOW ALL COMPETITION.
Best CALICOES, at 4 K cents per yard.
Splendid bleasched COTTONS, no trash, at 5
cents per yard.
Splendid brown COTTONS, no trash, at 5
cents per yard.
Lonsdale and Fruit of the Loom at 39% cents
per yard.
Soft finished CAMBRICS. ate cents per yard.
2( yards wide SHEETINGS, at 20 cents per
yard.
Pillow Case COTTONS, at i2 cents per yard.
200 pieces of Children's CASSIMEIIBS, at very
low prices.
200 pieces of UASSIMERES, for Gents' wear, a
very low prices.
Cottonades, Jeans, Denims, Tlckinga, by the
yard or piece, at less than manufacturer's
prices.
E-tablished nearly thirtyyears, we need hard
ly assure our many customers that we are de
mined to offer all that we advertise to do and
much more that we have not space to enumerate
in a newspaper.
We invite an inspection of our immense as
sortments of Ladies'.Chlldren's,Men's and Boys'
Hosiery, Kid Gloves. Lisle Thread Gloves and
Gauntlets, Ties, Ribbons. Embroideries, Laces,
Ruchings, Corstts, Ladies' Ready-made Under
wear. etc.
DANZIGER'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORES,
203 CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN BURGUNDY AND RAMPART,
BRANCH STORE AT
228 AND 230 ROYAL STREET,
CORNER ST. PHILIP.
A member of the firm gives country orders his
particular and prompt altention. Samples and
price lists sent toall narts of the oounry. I fr'e
of charge. Arn goods that are not satisfactory
may be returned to usat our expense.
Addrese,
THEO. DANZIGER'S SONS,
rmy2 New Orleans, La.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
--OF
EMBROIDERIES,
FANS,
PARASOLS,
LACE NOVELTIES
FOR NECK WEAR.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LINEN TOWELS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
LA4CE CURTAINS,
KID GLOVES,
Cheaper than any House in the
Soatb.
THE BANKRUPT STOCK
- or -
ELLISON, BOARDMAN & CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
141........CANAL STREET.........141
Corner of Bourbon.
SrNetlee the Sian in Front ot the Store.
nmra.lm
IRON COTT'ON TI
IMPORTANT
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In view of the constantly increasing popularity
and demand for the
CELEBBATED ARROW TIE,
The universally
recognizrd favor
ite Tie of Plant
ers. Cotton Press
pers of Cotton
generaly: the
American Cotton
N Tie Compan.
l Imitedole pro
prletors and
manuf eturers o Iad T e, com
manding unequaled facilities.
have, in addition to their large
stock bow on hand, contracted
for increased quantities suffl
cient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties, to cover the entire
crop of the coming season, and
now. trough their agents generally, offer the
POI'ULAI and IREI'I&ESIBLJ5LE
ARROW TIE
At 03 50 Per Bundle
IPss 216 per cent discount for cash. In bundles
complete, LE,4H THAN '1 HE MARKET VALUE
OF PLAIN HOOP IRtON; and it bning the pur
pone of the Comrpany to merit the continued
patronage of the P' acting community and to
defy a cI .onpetiti n that may.arise, their Agents
are in-tructed to contact with Dealers, Factors
and Country Merchants at the above named
price and terms for future delivery up to the
firat of August in quantities as may he required
.from time to time, settl.ments being made on
delivery.
No competition arrests the Progress of
the ARROW TIE. It is ever onward
In its co.urse as Streams flow
to the Ocean.
gER THEU FOLT.OWIINO ('.RTIFI(.AT~f ADDRESIlED
TO COMPANY'S AiGENTS.
(.ientlrm-n-It aftfrds me great pleasure to
present you with this statement, as evidence of
our high appreeiation of the value of the AR
LOW TIN:. as a fastening for Cotton Bales.
We have used it constantly in our Presses
since its inotrotluetion, having found no other
Tie that can compare with it in utility, durabilli
ty and strength, and from our own experience
we etn =afely recommend it to planters as the
BEST TIE we have seen.
Pressing from five to seven hundred hales oir
day. when running full time we flnl it to our
inters at to purchatse the A RItiW BUCK LE from
yon for thie purpons of replacing any other
bunkle that may be on the bale tasking the
others offt nd throwing them in the scrap pile
to be sold as old iron.
You s truly
(Hir eal) A. . IUF{IN, Ruperintendent,
nouthern fIotton Plre- Company Presses.
MA' TOHt' OMPItEHb, I
MERCHANT8' Galveston.
NEW WHARF
I take pleasure in stating that since my
superintendency of the Planters' Press, wehave
been constantly using the ARRIOW TIE. It
gives entire satisfaction. and( (our pressmen
prefer the Band and Bluckle to any that they
have ever used.
I am yours very truly.
(Bigned ) F. It. LUBBOCK,
tSu perlntendent.
The above Is Indorsed by Cotton I'ress,.en of
New Orleans, Mobile, as.vannah, Charleston,
Norfolk, Wilmington anti Petersburg.
Thanks to planters throughout all the Cotton
States for the liberal support and patronage of
theARiOW TIE.
3. W. RAYNB & CO.,
General Ageats,
jel 2 Im dAw NEW ORLEANS.
BSUtMM ER CLOTHIN G
-AT
WHEELER & PI.ERSON'.
13 and 15 Camp Street.
New Gioods Recelved by Express and
Offered at Low Prices:
Black Alpaca FROCKS and SACKS.
Now French Diagonal FROCOK and VESTS.
Youths' Black Diagonal COATS. as to $12.
White Duck VESTS. i. $2 to $s ne.
Cheap CASSIMERE SUITS, all prices.
Gauze UNDERSHIRTS, 5oc. 75i and $1.
Jean DRAWER4, 7lc and $1.
Boys' SUITS, for school and dress.
New BOWS. H(!ARFS, CQLLAIIS, etc.
ALL FRESH GOO1)S, LOW PRICES.
Polite attention at
Wheeler & Pierson's,
Buocessors to Pierson &. Hewes and Darcy &
Whoeler.
A Complete stock for Wholesale Trade up
stairs at low prices. jell tjyl
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BASK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL,
22..............Baronne Street............22
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
This Savings BIank will receive on deposit and
pay Intoere t at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
on such small sums of money as may from time
to time he offtTered 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
annual interest pa d.
By speial provision of law, married women
and minors can deposit money in their own
name, and it can be drawn by themselves only.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus
bands parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By-Laws.
J. L. GUBERNATOlt. President.
l. BENNER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
J.1.O. UBERNATOR. E. W. HUNTINGTO N
E. P. CHAMPLIN rM. BENNER,
LOUIS GRUNEWALJ .
mv26 ivIn
WANTS.
mITUATIONS WANTIED-IEALSW..
oe.ernesse, Companions, etc.
WAJANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATtON TO
Stravel N rth, or elsewhere, as tompanion
orpoverness. COomaetation not so much an
obect asn pleasant spielatios and a hoe, The
u dolrigned would be willing to take hr e of
ahoieus during the Rummer, if not tll'ed from
the city. Address C. C., Democrat of e. ,
jell 1w
Cooks, Nurses, Ihambermauld, Ete.,
W ANTED-BY A WIDOW, A HITUATION
as housekeeper or seams ress (where
there are no children ) The be-t of refernceas
cn he given. Would prefer a pl cie in the
country. Address No, a H,"onnd street, j.s tw
W NT- D-IY A MI IDLE-AiGID WOtMAN
a situnat'o, to cook. Apply at 4t84 White
street, near Torpsichere. je17 1w
W ANTED-BY A RE.PECTABLE GIRL,
a situation at cookk; help in doing plain
washing. Address J. .., Democrat office.
jelO tw
W ANTED--BY A RIEHPFECTABLE GIRL A
situation. (ann nurse or do all kind of
housework. Address J. K., Democrat office.
jelO tW
aITUATIONR WAN'TED--MALLtA.
Clerks and salesmen.
W ANTED-A IHTUATION AR COLLFEC'OR,
Driver or iorter, by a young man who can
furnish the best of references. Address ,. H.,
Demoorat Oflee. je9 iw
W ANTED-A HITUATION AS MANAGER,
Boors-keeper or Clerk-city or country,
Age forty-seven twenty-five years in New Or
leans. Beet city references given. Address
Box s819, P. O. je19 st
W ANTED - A HTEIDY AND HOBIJER
young men able and willing wants em
lovment o any kind that will afford a living
or his family. Is a good grocery clerk, will
drlie a waxon or officiate as warehouseman.
Writes a good hand and is correct at figures.
He wants and must have employment, and is
not very choice just now as to quality and quan
tity. Address JOHN, Democrat iffier. jOlo9 1
W ANTED-BY A BOY 81XTEEN YEAIR
old, who resides with his parents, a posi
tion In any business house where he can make
himself useful. Address Frank K., Philip. be
tween Clara anrl Magnolia streets. jell 1I
ITANTED-A HITUATION BY AN EXPE
Vs rienced Cottmn Yard and Love Clerk.
The very best references given. Address Cot,
ton Clerk, thina oflice. jilat 1W
A GOOD RALEHMAN, JUST OUT OF EM
ployment, competent in dry and fancy
goods, millinery and variety and notions
wholeesale or retail, speaking English and
French. also book-keeper offers his services at
low salary. Address X. V. Z,, this office.
jel8 lw
IBELP WANTED--FAIALEM .
Chambermalis, Cooks, Nurses, etc.
W ANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AUD AHSIST
in housework. Apply, with references, at
No. 158 Felicity Road. . j 141w
WARTED--CANVA*N I.ER,
W ANTED-A M. M., TO CANVAHR FOR A
Masonic publication. Call at Waverly
Hotel. Ioom n, 17 wl w
Iloardlers.
i.TANTED- A LADY WOULD TARE
V V charge of one or morn children as h.,rd
ers. Wli gunarntne satisfaction. Addresn MR.
IBEELITZ, at the grocery corner Royal and
Toulouse street . Jel9 1w
TO IRENT-ROOUlM.
WTANTED-PABRT,1 WITHOUT SMALL
W children to take a part of a furnished
house, with six rooma, parlor. hall and kitch,n.
Two gentlemen would like to board with par
ties Rent low and in a good neighborhood.
Address II. P., this oface. jele at
TTANTED-BOAD-BIiY A 8TINGLE OEN
V tloman, with the intention to settle, on a
plantation, at a moderate flaure, for the sum
mer months. Address I. W., Democrat office.
jel9 It*
WT ANTED TO RlEN r- FRNWIHED OR UN
furnished, three larne rooms, one front
and two back, on second story and kitchen on
lower floor.on Common street, between Clal
borne and Derhbiny. jno lw
EISCELLANIEOUIJ.
WANTED-A POHITION BY A 14Dt IN
any private office as copyist. Can wr t
French, Hpanisb and a ngllsh perfectly. Rer
ence given If required. Address R., this offce.
je 17 1w
I.AMILIEH LEAVING THE CITY GAN
I e' setute the services of a man and wife,with
out children, to take charge of a house, etc,
Rest of reference given. Address J. H. B.,
Democrat offioe. is17
SWTANTED-PBY AN EXPERIENCED HOST
V ler, a situation to take charge of s ook on
a plantation. Heat of reference given. Address
HOSTLER, this office. jel 71w
W ANTI'D-A CARRIAGE HOBBE 701
family use. Must be ypang, sound and
gentle. Apply at 1n65 'aronielet s re t. j11 1w
A MAN AND WIFE. NO CHILDREN. WILL
take charge of Hlouse, Cows or Horses.
Terms easy. Best reference. Address ClAR.
LEY. this ofllc jiels 1w
W. ANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED SHOE
maker, a situation, either in city or coun
try. Halary no object. Address A. F., this offioe.
Jtt17 1w
STATIONERY AND MUBIC-eao MAGAZINE
street. Pianos Tuned for $1 s0
je17tf b. LEECH.
FOR SALE.
For Sale.
A Wheler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE, Democrat office.
myl tf
lFOR BALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RE9I
I' dence and extensive grounds of Judge M
A. Dooley, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets. Seventh District, (Carrollton,)
about 120 feet from St. Charles street, are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
with about iroo range trees, (some sixty bear
ini.) fig and other choice fruit trees. The lm.
Drovements are nearly new-a raised cottage.
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for poultry. etc.. etc. Inquire at s
It. Charles street, or on the premises, or ad
dres PostoffRce Box 2430. aplitt
COPARTNERSHIPS.
MR. HENRY IEERt HAS THIS DAY WITH
drawn from our firm, the styl of which
remains unchanged.
LEHMAN, ABRAHAM & CO.
New Orleans. June 1. 1877. jet lm
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS CITY OP
NEW ORLEANI.
STATE OF LOUIrIA)A. AUDITOR'S Omuc.E,
New (kleans, June 15, 1877.
You !are hereby ordered to furnish to this
office by the second day of July next a list of all
the delinquent licenre payers in your respective
districts. ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor.
RECOND DISTRICT
STATE TAX (CorLic'roa's O(FIE,
No. 2 i Canal street. June 17, 1877.
All parties doing business in the Second Dis
trict, still owing their State license, will please
cause the same to be paid before the 1st of July
next. to avoid suit and seIzures. See Auditor's
order published above.
P. I,. BOUNY.
ji17 7t Hecond I)istri('t Tax Collector.
DOCTOR IENRY SAUVE,
Late of New Orleans.
HOT SPRINGS,
je81m Arkansas.
PAUL SAUVI,
CommerecalStationer, Book & Job Printer,
and Blank Book lanafacturer.
Agent itT BUFFOBD'S PICTORIAL CARDS.
jeslm 27 Commerelai Place.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notic to Ceanuo nees-The Itallan wrig
CAMPIDOOLIO. Capt. Fevola, from Marseilles,
will commence to discharge hlt cargo on the
20th last., at the loot of Hospital street. HNoond
Distritt. Consignees will please make their en
tries in the Custom-House, pay their freight
hills stance and attend promptly to the revcipt
of their go, ds on the levee: otherwise. tfhey will
be stored at their risk and expense.
niWOIF. POWELL & CO.
N. .--POSITIVELY NO CLAIMS WIll IE
RNTIERTAIWED after the goods have loft the
!Avee. je :l t
Npetial Notice-A Meeting' of the fltok.
holders of the New Orleanns l'ttlefl, Ilnilway
ompany wll lbe held at iie Hr. Chtrlhs Hlotel
arlor ,. on "EDNEDAY, the Wt.h inst., at I
o'clok p. m., to consider matters of vital im
portanee to the nomnpay.
HT order of theloaNrt
jet ]t L. ANLE, TT. 'er ertary.11
Assoelation Armay ot Tenne'see will
meet, pursuant to adjournment on TUEH)AY.
Joe 19,jst 1f o'elock p. m.. mat I,eodge Rtoom No.
4, Odd Yolloos' Hall. A full attendance re
atteted. Business of Imports am
First Vice President, Acting l'resldeot.
Jao. Got.m, t Secretary. j),17 it
lFel1 tle Idke - Oflee eof New Orleans
lty Ballroad mpany, No 124 Canal street
Newrleans, i4asy 22s877.-fntil further notice
train for the Lake will leave the e city every hour
from o'oloek a. m. to a o'clock p. m.in,, an
very half hour from p. min. to s:ae p. in, The
last train will leave the Lake End at 1i o'clock
p.m.
myol if C. 0. LEWIS, ae-retnry.
POR INIT.
l.OR RENT-TWO-STORY HIOU.1E NO. -la
' Josephise street, Rent t10 per month. (on
venlent to three lines of cars. Apply at, cornr.
jell 7w
-iOE RFNT-A COTTAGE COMPLETEILY
1 r frnsbhed, situated on the corner of Ec4rla
nade and Du re streets, Hecond District, Will
be renlted on favorable terms from July 1 to No
vember 1. A family without children preferred,
Apply on the premises, jel7 3t*
DTI ENT IN''UBATOR-FOR IIATCHINGC
cOhik ns. Hend orders to CHARLEL G.
SOHULTZ, as Natchez street. je9 Iot*
FOR REINT-COTTAGE, I3o WASIHINGTON
street, near Magazine. (tent $So. je7 it
BOARDING.
ITENTI.M),N AND THEIit WIVEH, Olt HIN
Igle gent0mcen, can hlo, wcomm,odat.nd with
largo, airy and elegantly furti shIed roe i.is
soutllern expoRsure, with or without, board. Islnam
heannp for the summer. at 224 (,rnmlon street.
corner of Dryade.
161 CARONDhI&ET .TlItrEI': IN THE
most desirable boa~rding-housewl In the
city, in a cool and breezy lobarion, two hand
'omely Iralnished rooms, always c I aid airy;
and espe.ally suited for the summer, with ftve
large windows opening on a wide gallery.
T1hce rooms will be rented, with superior
[oard. Also, other roome on the same flroor.
These rooms are especially suited to perrons
who pre comvelled to spend the summer here
anwl desire to avoid the heat and discomfort of
a N w Orleans summer. jel 1 in
LOST OR MISLAID.
C1APTION. - TIHE PUBJLIC ARE CAU-.
- t.oned frrIm purchasing or acquiring a trer
tain pobi for the sum of $244, payable April 1,
1878, to Cha les Fritech, and algned by mro. the
amount for said n' to having been iattached In
my hands In the slit, of luHensel vs. tritIch, No.
,ae Iifth )1istrict Court.
jelO at* O(I EOItIE J. HAUVEII.
SOT-A NOTE DRAWN BY MIH ENTIIER
SUnrbridge to hter own ordeor aqd by her
indorsed, dated June s, is5 nd male payablo
in one year after date. for 423 s1 with i per
cent Interest, aiodparatphed "No arlaetur" by
O. Morel, notary, for identtlflatlon with act
pa d before him on th., ]int Juno. 1875. The
puI are warned not to negotiate the same as
It haben paid. EHTHETR DUIBRIDOE Ap
pollo treet, between Valence and Bordeaux
streets. _ei_ 2 2r6 so
O -P---A CERTAIN 1'IIOMIHHOItY NOTE,
in words and figures as nfliows:
gact, Nilw OnCtlsaA February 29, 172.
Three years after date we promise to pay to
a the order o ourselves Five Thousand Dollars,
value reeetved, with interot at the rate of night
per cent per annum from maturity untlll pId.
(Siaed per pro V. A. MAIIMI('HE.
E, 0, M A ItMIC`E.
P adorsed: . G. AI.MRIC E.
Sper pro M R IC1
Paraphed No Varlatur, secured by mortsngo,
and unly stamped Now Orleaqn, February 2.
L eigned) A. E. BIENVENU, Notary Publc.,
Th note was filed by thle Clt ',ns' IBank, in
suit No .te of the late h up rlor istrlct ('Cnrt
entiflod Citzens' lBank of Louislana vs. ). A.
Dueros, and the said note cannot n w be found.
ARMAND I'ITOT.
N Attgrney of t Citiz nsa' Bank of Louisana.
New ..ans. Jun_ Is, 1T77 j,17 7n
OT OlB ITOLEN-S-BTATE LEGOILATIVE
W tarrant N.o8n0 issqued A Arll 2s 1577 reg
ular p-salon, tYVINiCENT DICK1 BRON. for
s1, indorsed 'In ,a yment of my licenses.
" b. Thompeon." has boen losIt or stolen, snd1
the public are hereby notified that all legal and
necessary steps have been taken to stop Its pay
ment. P. A. TUIEAUD,
Iel la 30 it. James Parish.
I OST OR MISLAID--CERTIFOIATE NO. ne7
- for one share stock of New .(rleans Mutual
Insurance Assoncuatlon. dated March a, l9712,
iassued to Odd Fellows' i.fll Anssocinatlon. Appli
.atlon has been made to the Insurance Associa
tion for a new certificate.
1. W. DELEtDERNTER,
je12 2/jll* fcretary 0. F. H. A ss'n.
ITO T OR MIHLAID--FIYV 8HIIARES O0
New Orleans Insurance Company. No. 87,
and datd tweny-silxth Junn, 1872, favor of Dan
ielEdwards. The publio I. cautioned against
neaotlatiUng same,as application has been made
for new certilceate. jl,4 That
OwT OR MIHLAID--FIVE I'IIOMIIHO4 Y
.Anotes. eaeh lor the sum of one thousand
dollars drawn and iineld by WILLIAM W.
ROLLINOhWORTIH, to his own order, and bpy
him indorsed, dated prlish Ht.John the Baptlst .
Febhruary 19.1872, and payable reu~eotl vely, $1so)0
oin I*t January, 1871: s1to10 on 1st July.1878:;r$00
Son 1st July 1874; st00 oon 1st January. 1s75, and
l t,00 on latJuly. 1875. Dpayable with Interest at
the rate of eight per cent. or annum from their
respective mat'ridies until paid. Haid notes
araphed "No Varletur" by Zenon Milllr, Depu
Ity Beeorder of said parish. The finder will.
nlease return the same to the ofliec of Jullen
Michel, attorney at law No. So krchange Alley
N. O. Iltigtous rights are attached to, sad
notes. jes ntaw lm
JULIO,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
we. S Caremaelet Street, New Orleans.
Portraits fr)m ife
or from pictures ,f
the do Pased (in oil
or crayon, from $M to
$150.
My ARTGALLERT
is a place of free re
sort, and the publio
is invited to visit It
at pleasure.
m8 em
]BWARD THOMPSON,
SOLE AGENT FOR
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
HANUPACTURERS BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
Three-Bolt Rim l.ocks, Knob Latches elf
Lotking Shutter Hinges. Hash Axle PuIllrs.
Thumb Latehes, Hash FAstenArs. Phelps'
Boring Machimnes, ihelf Brackets,
Combinations, Tools, Corn
hhellcrs, etc.
Trade supplied at factory prices. jR 1315t
SPECIAL NOTICI,
STATE NATrONAL BANK,
Fiscal Agent SMate of Louislana.n
New Orleans. July 9, 1877,.
Notice is hereby given that the July (1x77)
)oupons on the Consolidated Bonds of the State
if Louisiana will be cashed, at their maturity,
ipon presentation at this bank, or at the Bark
If New Yo;k, W. B. A., in Now York.
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY,
jelo 1m Preeident,