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TB E1U, II$ED 0AZT C tt.ll,
The petition of a large number of
oerohlant and others to our City Ad
adnisatttors reppeotigg alleged abuses
of the oOmpaay whioh owns the con
tract Of lease and use of the property
occupied by the Sugar Sheds, demands
and will, we trust, receive the full and
thorough examination of the City
konnoell, It is to be regretted that
the petition is not more speelflo in its
allegation of abuses of the franohises
rather improvidently granted by the
elty to thWs company in 1,49. But as the
charges are very emphatic, though gen
eral, we assume that the respectable
"eigneth of the petition will be prepared
to prose what they charge, and on such
proofthe City Administrators will afford
some relief for their grievances.
The questions to which the investiga
tion should be directed are these:
1. Whether the owners of this con
tract have charged the preoeribod rates
which owners are required to pay for
the sheltering and storage of sugar
and molasses. These rates are
twenty-lve cents per hogshead of
stegar and fifteen cents per barrel of
molasses as long as the sugar and tao
lasses are held by first owners, but, on
every sale and transfer, the same sugar
and molasses should pay at the rate of
fifteen cents per hogshead and ten cents
per barrel of molasses. If these rates
have been exceeded, the lessees have
violated the contract.
2. The lessees are required by their
O0fitract to furnish sheds and shelter
and all proper facilities for the conduct
of the sugar trade, If they have 'failed
therein they are in default on their con
treat. They have not the right to enact
fees for sugar and molasses not sheltered
by them.
8. They are also bound to pay to the
city ten per cent. of all the amount
received by them for the storage and
sheltering of sugar and molasses.
It is an interesting and pertinent in
quiry whether the city has received
punctually its share of this large bur
den upon our commerce. The legality
of the city authorizing and sharing in
such a tax may well be questioned.
The wisdom or policy of the city grant.
ing such a privilege for the exclusive
use of the public quay to an individual
Or company has long been more than
questionable. In fact, there have been
decisions of our Stpreme Court against
the legality of any such power or grant
in the case of the wharfage tax for the
deposit on or use of the wharf by the
owners of products landed thereon,
which wa temlpted to be imposed by
Mr .. e ifT. Peters when he was at
M.i head of our city government, twen
'ty-five or thirty years ago. What Mr.
Peters was prevented by the interposi
tion of the courts from doing was done
in 1809 in this lease and contract between
the city and the Sugar Shed Company.
THE EUBIOON PABSED.
The passage of the Danube by the
Busslan army will compel the British
Ministry to manifest, in a more de
cisive and effective manner than here
tofore their policy and purpose as to
the Russo-Turkish war. There can be
no doubt as to the determination of the
Russians to force their way to Constan
tinople, and as to their capacity to
do so.
With the artillery and machinery
they command, the passes of the Bal
kans will be easily traversed. Constan
tinople is then at their feet. Of course
the Turks will make gallant defenses
and there will be great losses on both
sides. But the end is certain; Constan
tinople will fall. There is only one ob
stacle which can possibly arrest the
Russian progress and occupation of the
Byzantine capital.
That is the Intervention of England.
This has been threatened at times, but
afterwards those menaces have boon
qualified by speeches of the Ministry
indicating a pacific and non-interven
tion policy. At this critical moment no
emphatic and positive declaration has
been made by the Ministry of their pur
pose to interfere actively against the
Russlan design. And yet it would seem
to be a wiser course to make such nlater
ference before Russia had advanced so
far toward her object. Shl' has now
crossed the Danube and will soon assail
the Balkan line. Will she then recede
on the demand of England after all her
losses and sacrifices? We fear not.
And then is England prepared to op
pose her entrance into Constantinople?
These are serious questions and facts,
suggestive of apprehensions of the
gravest character as to the maintenance
of the peace of the Old World.
The light rains throughout the South
west during the last two weeks have
given great impulse to the growing
crops. The cane on the coast has an
unusually thrifty and vigorous appear
ance, and the crop of corn nearly made
3Ieverywhere more abundant than it
has been since the war. Indeed, it is
believed that in Louisiana there will be
no need of buying corn this year, the
home product being sufficient for the
demand for consumption. The only
drawback upon the sugar planters is
the high price of peas, the great and in
dispensable fertilizer of our p'antations.
Many planters this season have used
cotton seed meal with great advantage.
The cane when this fertilizer is used is
at least a foot taller than that which
has not had the benefit of it, even upon
plantations of great fertility. The use
of this meal, at $25 per ton, has proved e
preferable on some of our best planta- s
tlons. There is unusual activity and
energy on all the plantations and a
happy harmony between employers and c
employes, which, with good prices
augurs a rich return of our agricultural
product this season. a
NNW AIWZZaTBIIZMIWTT.
INOTICO TO TAXPAIERL .
I have the'various. RORIP AND WAIIRANI'H4
rnitahble for vrymenttotf ity Taxse 7.. 1et4, 1675.
17l, Rand yearr DOIreviou, State taxes 19irl, 1674,
and 167i. arnd the rurreut year. whl"h I sell to
sums to suit a the lowest market ratne. I aflo
senttle these taxe and make lena savings to to the
taxpayer. W. It. It t IINETT, lirokr,.
8s Ht. Ohatiee t.. rtplosite Ht. (harles Olltl,
jae2R Im_
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Orvrwo OF trhDwmrTAUY (Wr !TAVP.
Ftat of Irltlinna.
New O(rleans, ,ntJne 7, 9. 1.
()OIntit t tibn rrreat nrlmue.r ,d toketrllatl n
mie.ir Irrom thre Fttatc Libraryv, and with a view
of aserrtailng their whernahrtl.. t.arties hrvling
in their oeeeeelnon beoke helanrrnig to trhe Htutte
Library. elther by my order or that tf rllv Iro
lrlouseere. are reirmetedlto rotornthr Irrirrne
ullatrdly to the tiRte JAIBrary.
Ilutil. tie ratnlalogurn and Irventory now inl
progrese Is oompleted there wilt hiiii fuIrther
permits grn rted to take t Iorks frolrltlhi Lirary.
WIlL A. BTRONG,
irja HrThlm Beerettary of State.
A. ABAT,
MAntx1JM :fOW'zALt"r,
TRANSIJATORI
Of Legal and all other French, English and
Etpanlsh Donumelts,
no. IS llUnstomihole street.
jo9s ly
10 PLANTElRS AND FACTOHS.
We are prepared to sail a few hunlldretld na'k
COW I'PEA on tlhrne to six monthsl tlm., for
good Ility a.revtan-.n.
A. A. (tIEENWOOD & C1o..
3J7 tf 47 Magnalino ntr'm.t.
Cow Peas-Cow Peas.
1OICI .IAROLINA CLAY PEAR,
CLAY MIXED and othllr vnrlotioP.
S00 TONM COTTON PEED MEAL.
For sal hby A. A. GREENWOOD & (0.,
jel7 lm 47 Magazine stroot.
SPANfSI WINES.
200 OAA4K I HEAVY ('ATALONIA WINE.
tno quarter ransk a T. VINCENT lIEU.
-And
100 unarter nPaks of thn CEI,E A'IIATED tT.
VINCENT WINE PLA dlE LlOIIENR.
Now lnlding ox brig Onmpltidgllo. for mnli
IN BOND and duty paid, by
D. FA'JO A& 0.,
1w No. rn Tiuhoupi-touml Atraot.
JERSEY AND ALDERNlEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
'ure and fresh, from the country, to be had at
Corner Carondelet ant Common atreets,
and ranlch, No. 0 Canal treet, inear
Custom-Heouse, North stile.
Thet only plaRe in thie city whlmr this oplo
Ibrated milk can be procured.
I'ure. rich and ewaot Jersoy andm Ahldrnay
Mlllk and Buttermilk. at i cnnts per glans. rr
nolvd dally on lnn via .laekson Illilroad. from
the famous Arnnla Dairy Famtn. Iahli stock is
from the wall-known Fowler's importations of
Je sey and Alderny Patle.s.
Also kept on hand, ad, H4.odn,;'hy, Mln
Pral Witers, Home-mtdoe I'ie and Pantry.
je24 lm
WATCHES, WATCHEM, WATCHES.
I. C. LEVI'S,
ION...............Canal street.......... IO1
TIHE CIHEAPEST WATCHES
Evr s" l n this ll ty will ibt fiund in !1
JEWELRY ENTARIlINI MENT.
luojidn (!ann English PIalt'nt, Lover, in ttrlats
finn. from lhti to sl ol.
4wisn Lover Watnehtn for Lalditws and tontln
mon. also 1i onarate fine, from 1sr2 to $Trh- aIll
hIlavy eason and of thlle ost m.ovonimnt.
tomin Winders for Ladin ans d t(il'iLltmnoi, in
natrnt finn, from son to si1n.
Hliit M1nond and (ihronnraiphor at variloti.
Atnmrioan Lcvers, 14 and in 'arat f ano. from
Slt0 to $171.
Milver Uluillon (Case American laov'r, o."nota
weighing from B2 oz. to 4 or., from i10 to $40.
Ht1m' - Windor in proportilon.
Ladlis' HMmanll Doible (~asel Hwinn lovers,
from $10 ton $r.
All the shoven goos hlav or' onmi selected with
'ara by
1. C. LEVT.
jt24 14t No. 10n (renal StHlront.
NT. JAMES HOTEL,
ON MAGAZINE STREET.
1Bet woen (irnvior and Natchez. Now Orlorans, La.
lGEN. ('1lAH. E. HMEDEH, Proprielor.
Terme--$2 SO Per Day.
Thei undersiagned having .p.urhaseod thm unox
S liroid Ilms' of M i.sr'.mI. It. . Iltvors A' (: I..in the
ti )oVe Iotel. iS n is lo iln pssisisioll of the sanmn.
and lus thl tlaisiir of iiinioinling to his
friends and tl, ' jniil that it will h, klpt opon
lll'ng thllo ontllf o sulrllnmom r fri riogrllar landl
itransll nt. guests and daly Ioirdlllors On
LIBERA I TEIRMS.
No pains or exponri will be spa'Ord to ins1i1ri'
the comfort of his guosts.
The lHoteil will e nntiretly renovnteod relfttdl
and refurnished during thle samrll r.
C(HAM. K. HMMEDS. 'lroplritor.
Now Orleans. June 15. 1877.
DOCTOR HENRY SAUVI,
Late of Now Orleans.
HOT SPRINGS,
jo lit Arkansas.
PAUL SAUVI,
Commercial Stationer, Book & Job Printer,
and Blank Book Manufacturer.
Agent for BUFFORI)' PICTORIAL CARDS.
jos lm 27 Commercial Place.
FITS, EPILEPSY,
-OR
FALLING SICKNESS,
PEMANESNTLY CUREI--NO HUMBUG--BY
ONE MPONToE I7RE OP DR. (OULARI)s CELE
I itA&tD INF&LIIBLE FIt' POWDERS. To
Sconvili sufferers that theso powders will do all
wo el im for thorn, w, will send thom by mail
POST PAID a FRIEE TRIAL BOX. As Dr.
Goulard Is the only pv ysioan who has ever made
this disease a speoial study, and As to ou - knowl
edge thousands have been PERMANENTLY
C RED hs the ue ofo thi..e POMDEES, WE
WILL IGUA&NTEE A PERMKANENT cure In
every cuse Or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
EXPENDEI. All sufferers should aive these
powders an early trija, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price. for large box. 83, or four boxes for $10.
sent by mail to any part of the United States or
Canada on recef pt of price, or by express C. O. D.
Address,
ASH & BOBBINS,
apli ly peo Fulton street, Brooklyn N. Y.
LEGAL WO TIC .
('ANCELLATION OF BONDN.
UNITED tTATu o5f AeM RiOA. |
Mtate of Louisana,
Executive Ilepartmn, nt.
Whreas, napplieatlon lihs Iw1lln madl to me
for the ,ancellation of the following Isnd.s to
wit -
1. One drawn hy E~dward tl islury, as prinei
pal and as Administrator of Financn of the city t
If New O)rlean, willh J. . Van Wickll. IV. (tor
drion, T'hrelphlln I'rlrllrudhmm, L,3n, Itufyroll e I
and llatrirl Pascal as urtatets.
2. One by James C(. Brown, as prinhipail and ct
Admintstrator of I'Putlf' Ao nrts of tmill city,
with Hawyer llaywtel, (lharl.es A. Fvager and
(loor.n Hwatrlrick as surctieo,
le. ()no by E. A. Ilhrke, as prin'oln1i andn nc Ad
mlinitratlr of Iitu.lrovemenPts of said ilty, with
John Hawkins. J. Hart andl Frank Johnson as
- sureties.
4. (One by .. O. Landry,. ng prlneiDa and a .
Administrator of Commercem of said clty, with
Joseph llcrnander, L. E. Inmarlie. . Fe. For
trall and O. A. ERger as suirties.
6. One by 1'. L. Bany, as principal and as
Adlnminlstrator of Assessments of caid city, with
P. (apdevlell~e, Julos Ttnves. 1. I. l''ychall and
Erganr Hinks as sureties.
6. Oneh y Intnnis MOarthv, as principal an1i
as Administrator ofi Pollce of sail Ity. withl
Oliurge Hl4lith, JfOhn (I. Ilyan. William I1. 4rnmlih,
Ernile J. O'Brien anld M. Flannery as sureties: :
I and
7. One( by Leon Bertoll, as principal and as
Administrator of Water Works nnd Publhi
Buildlings of said city, with Thomas Duffy. N. E
Lamnlas, L. Itoce,. F. iReuiso and John Finaey
as sureties.
All of whloh said bonds were each tsuhscribed
as nforesaidl on the 27th day of November, 174
and are for the sumi of twenty-five thousand
dollars each, clditioned for the faithful p1er
forlnanlr'e of the dutie of .ar-t of said prin
cipals it their rnspectilvn administrative capaRf -
ties.
Now, therefor'. I, l Francis T. Nifholls. (toy
Prnor of the Htate of ,olouisinna. have thiought
pro rper to ItFRsue thlis, my proclamation, givIng
plblln .ille to all .narsons therein l. ,onernll
anlli iltfrifSled to lishow fnauPe, in writing, at tlhe
mrn tof the HP'ret.iry of SItate, at the city of
Now OIrlanlls, withllin lnint t nys from al33l nfter
the last plilf'tlollhfi of this 3 iise., why the sald
lands1, or eithell r of thtin,tlhould not, N)o caIlled
al nliinuiiiled, and the isemuriltJns atove 3na3med3
S fiscflitg't l t rino an y fu rt.hor liahili y,
In test il3nllny whereof, I have heren
U-nto sirgned iily namel and 1cas1ed tChe
L. H. } seal of the State to e ihnrunitoi affixntl
at tlhnclty of New Or.Plns, this twelflf
S day et Junl. in the year of orllr Lord
1lone thottusanlid eight hulindlredp ald
Rsventy-seven, aRnll of the one hun
lred a11nd flrst yenar of the Indlependl
once of the Ulitsed Stnttn of Amerlea.
FIIANUIt T. NIUIIOIJ,R,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Govrior:
WILt,. A. TRnaowr,
ijeti l- Hecretary of matie.
CANCELLATION OF BONIJD.
UINITED MTAT.ES oF AMERRI('.. a
itatn, of Loi ii aill.,
,Execiutive I)1l.ar t ilent.,
Wherans, napllinfltti ha been ntiftll to me
for ithe tli l ltcetlt hi n of ai h l raw l ly L . T.1'.
Murdok, k.an1 l by him Ii lhfrihd, tnl the 14thi
liay of Neltlhnr, ai lpritipiil, for lih su3m off
Forty lThu tht ditoe ars. wluiih n tt hav W. Ilnnl
lnilli!, Johnl A. I',l, John 'Tholrn ind ,ohli II.
Itarnahiife nI sut'hriti', t indiltionfd for ti-t
fnilhfil erfortmane of the a lusti w ion il h , Ti'
Muirdck, hn. Treasuren of lth Board of Mt-rin o
Ipo h lltar Poltiry f ht, nty llo New Oriansw
Now, therefore, 1, Franci T. Nicholls, GOv
Irnori o the mlhtt- of Loulilana, hllave thoughte
proprlll to i u nc tl llhis, i prooilln tilt.o , l ting
lhllhll notie to all personsf tlioi whom thrgll frn pr.ip
ornt shall concern, IIn,l who ir tIherein in
t1'rested, to lshow icau.il in writing, t at ilt ofilce
of the 1 e1retary of Hlat. at the city oi Ntew Or
tlins, within ninty. daysll from anId after Iflt
3ist lrubllIfalton of this iotlle,why thr ayeir haintl
iou!llil int Ibe ni eIllel tltnd acnulled.l A nld rthl
sou'lltin ablov nmod disclhargetd from ffy
furthl r liability .
In witness whereof, I have hornrnto et, miv
hand and sed tHhe seal orf the tta t of Loi-o.
jl'a it b7 axnd at the 1ity ot Now Orlais,
this twelfth playo f .lio, In finthp yor of ourLord,
ono thousatd eight huillrtd and seventy-seven,
tuid of the ono hindrn(d and first year o.' tIlia in
.Dep!nionieo of tit UnilltHd Slute s of Ameirina.
F IRANCIS T. NIUFIOLLH.
(¥overnlor or the State of loulittnn a.
Ht'i'rtarhry ,of State.
1t'17 :lnd
CANCELI.TIION OF N110).
UNITED STATW or0 AMeRIfcA.
State of JLouislana.
Exoeclltive Department.
Whereas, applieation has been made to me for
the aneCllation of It bond drawn biy (EROItRG
i O. JOHNSON, rnd by himi subsnrlbtd, on the
thirtieth day of DIecimbher, 175, as principal, for
the sumn of ten thousand dollars, with Wright
R. Fish, Honore Pothier, Joseph Alphonse
Walker, John A. Watkins and Patrick Keenan.
as seeuritieso. onditioneid for the faithful per
formanee of the dutin. of said (Gorgn ]l. John
son, as Auditor of I'ublil AeCounts of the State
of Louisiana.
Now, tlterefre. I, Frannin T. Nicholls, Gov
ernor of thbe Hate of Louislana. have thought
propier to isll this, mry proclinmat.ion, giving
publio notlie to all persons to whom these
presents shall conoern and who are therein in
lt.roisted, to show cause, in writing, at the ifflen
of the Henrotary of Stale, at the city of New Or
leans, within ninety days fiom and after the
last publiallion of this noti c, why the salid bond
should not, hie caneonletd alind anllnulled, and the
r.tlurlti1's nlbove named dhischarged from any
furlher liability.
In testimony whereof I have hern.
Sin set mlly hid ad ant causedil the
L. H. i'Real of the itlnt of Louislana to he
S atllixed, at. the city of New Orl.ans.
Sthis twe'nt y-ighth day of May, in the
year of our Lord onei thuliisunil i'lgiht
hnildred and sovently-s.ven, and of
the ione Ihundred and firat year of lth
indlependonne of the Unitedl iatl es of
Amerlica.
FRIANtCIS T. NICIOLLT4,
Governor of t.le ltate of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OM(;Aa AaItovo,
Assistant S4iretary of lSatle.
je't :lit
$5!00 REWARID.
HTATI (OF LOUISIANA.
JExlcutive Departmin t.
Whereas, authentle infrmatlon has been by
me received that William F. Carter was. on the
night of the twenty-third of May. 1877. at the
northwest corner of Common and St. Charles
streets. in the city of Now Orleans. brutally mur
dered: and wherea.s, Oine JAMES WHITE is ac
cused of having comminitted the ('rime; and
whereans, thie said Jame White is now at large.
and has fled front ju -tiee;
Now. therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICIIOLLS
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought plolper to issue this, my proclamation,
calling u pon thel good people of this State to give
their aid and asststance in arresting and bring
ing to ul-tico the said James White. In order
that he may be tried for said crime; and by vir
tue of the authority in me vi'steti by the laws of
this Sta'e. I hiireby offer a reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLAIRS for the apprehension
and safe delivery of said James White in the
Parish Prison of the parish of Orleans.
James White is a white man, aged twenty
seven years, height five feet six inches. florid
complexion, smooth face, brown hair, weiglhs
about 135 pounds. dresses neatly, is a native of
Louisiana. is well known as a gambller through
the whole United States.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Sta'e
of Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans, on this
thirtieth day of May. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
and in the one hundred and first year of-the In
dependence of the United States of America. 1
FRANCIS T. NICIOLLu. t
Governor of Louisiana. a
WILL, A. Saroxo, Secretary of State. jeL I
SPECIAl NOTIOIU.
W.ltlte--The ltoekholders of the Em
j;,rtort's Blonded Wreohou.e, In view of the nloo.
Irln t;o t hI ld on 1110 rucond of .tdly text, land
who drslro a rhan ian the adlonillstratlon, are
Invlited to mn'ot at thn otllor of Mr. E. lolrmuden,
140 it{oyal st.rnwt, fi FHIID)AY, Juno 29, 1977, at
0 p. m.
i921$t* HFEVEIIAT, FT(OC'H HOT,DlflR.
Notlie---A. At rIIelar nectlr in of the 11.
recPtors of tht' (CIttyone' Hank or Loltltiiana, held
this dlatp, Mr. J'ltlN O. (IAINEIH tendered lile
roenilnaton, at JPresident of the bha k, whioh h,1
Inug ri'.optel,. Mr E 1,. ('A lfltllET waR unanl
nionllal etolted fPreoIadent. pro tern.
JAH..w. TARLT(NA . C'Aft N ashier.
N'ow ()rl inn , .11imn 2', 1977, je7 $t
New Orlenul, Nallenll llank--New Or
lonllR. Junlll io, 1R77.-At. t.h Inrl'ert n of thI'
Iioadrl of INIrirotor. h0lul (tin day, a dlvldendi of
otllIr lo l'nt w at. dIn(ltredi pyallhi on alnd
nf',r MOINIl,,AY. lulyv . 1977. to nil ta.tkhioldi'rt
who havl' 'nrlt tr, asno't;rrnt ,ti;leq for Juno 9,
1974. WM. I'A IFLtEY,
ij"7 1w ('ahier.
New Srleana 1nal avid l 3annklng Coin
PrAnn. Now OrleantR, .June! 2, 1977.-At a B3tp~'lnl
meet.ing of thn Itoard of Itlrnltors helda n lIH
DAY, a ao;ri-annrual dividend of four prer Pent
wIaL derlarod. Lu.atble to th he ntcktholdr er onI
and ifter th3 tirot. Monday of Joul next.
jea2 1fit ('H. J.UIJMONVt fE, (!ashler._
Otate antd City '1raxeu mttled at a 1,1k'
oral dint'oiut. by W. T. MOIui(tAN. Brokor,
i124 Iw 189 Glraviol strirt.
Per the Lake - Offlee of New Orleans
Olty laliroad Company, No. 1t4 Oanql etreet
New Orlant, Mar 221977.-Until furtier nottre
trains for the Lake will leave the olty every hour
from 7 o'c'lok a. m,. to 8 o'olrok p. In., ain
every half hour from a P. m. to 9:40 p. m. The
last tralnlwill leave the Lake End at lo0:. o'tlook
p. in.
ntia2 tf C. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
LOST OR MISLAID.
eI O1HT- oIN 'i'JTHE LEVEE. CANAL, OR ('AM'
I74 A stroot. awldy's rmall (OLtA WAT (.!. with
d the Inllltii I. J. engrnvel on tthe raei. A stit
ld e reward will he paid for the return to M. W.
'r- JOIYE, I ll(ravier street. jr.27 2t*
"OT ORt MIHLAIU-FIVR PIIOMIR1OI( Y
r n- 1 ltoes. ~t r, for the umn of .one thulRaand
rdollars drawn and slgned by WILLIAM W.
IIIOLJ,INOMHW(O''RT, th bi own order, and hi
hiem indorRed, dtoned inrish St. John theb apt.it,
I'ubruary 19, IR97, and payahli r poreltively, $1000
on lot January, 17.4; +$100) on iJt, July. 1878:; 10001
on 1nt July 1974: $110 On It alllnrnary, 1875, and
(1f tx0 on l9tI Jlly, 1R75, payable with Interest, at
the rate of nllht per .ent. , or anllnum frorm tbolr
or rr'sle.ctive mllatnrilid uuntil paidt. Haid inote
Il faraphed "No Varietur" by Zcnort Miller Delpu
Siteerrrter of aild Ierih. Thn finder will
d ina return the corln to the ofmen of Ju llJln
Mihel, attmorrny at law, No. no l.xeharnge All.y
SN. O, IItia glous righits are attaiched to sald
lInnoto. jr'2 taW lm
th OHTr-A fEIRT'AIN I'IOMIiHOltY NOTE,
d A in worl nai Ilgnur' ' NR followa:
in(l $5i9. Now I.otIMANS. Fohruanry 29, 1972.
n h- rrirre year nftrr liate we promrlno to iply to
Sthe order oft 'rrsnelves Five 'iIhousInnl ,o Ilr.s
'R vatl r rteived. with itnl.r'mt aRt tihe rate of elgt.h
for cent per annllnl tfrom maturity until pald.
(Hiune.rd E. (I. MALMIr'IIE.
lHiznr) Iper pro U. A. MAIIMICHIE.
E. O. MArIMICHIE.
SEndrrrs,: E. O MAlRMICHIE.
pr pro U. A. MARIMICHE.
E. (I. MAItMICHE.
I'nrnphnnd No Variretr, geu'rrrrd by mortgage,
nml duly nstamped' New OrlRans, FI'oIbrllary 23,
10572.
(Hiinerd) A. I. JIIENVENIT, Notary I'Plitc.
''l a note wns filed by the Ul(t.'zer.s' link, in
1 uflll No. 2Srr, of the titeo H rn ertior I t ri t, ('ni'r.
', entilt ed 4fitl.,ns' liak of Lou Ilislana vs. F. A.
t11 Il'icro, trnll 4lo said orirte Panrnot II w ier fournd.
AI)iIAND) I'ITOT.
o Attorrov of the (Fittzns iBank of lnmrisna.
1i- Now ( r'innarl . J l urine 19, 1H77. je17 2tlt
II.
IRON COTTON TIE
IMPORTAN
SPECIAL N(YVICE.
I.( -t - - -
In vloew of thle rnmtantly Increasing popularity
arlll I dei nd for tht
CELEBIRATED ARROW TIP,
l'lt uiniver anily = -
r m,..lg ni. ed. favr-r IE
ite Tie oft i'lrant
er. rUotton IPress
men and Hhlip
Lor Do of C(rt.ton
geneorally: the
Amerlran Cotton
Tie Crompany.
r Limiterl.rlo rro
lrrlotrrrs an
Smanuf,.rturers o 'a d Ti, oom
mrnaling rnunqualed fr'ilities.
have, in adtlit.rrn tp their largre
Storek now on hand, contratetd
for inrcrenasnd quarrlntities, sufm
rnirlnt. to miet thr largest demand
forr Cotton Tir'. torr over the entire
rrop of the coming season, and
now, t.hrorgth threir agltlts gennrally, offer the
t I'Ol'ULA ri and IIR&EMIIIJ.ULE
ARROW TIE
At (L SO Per Bundle
SLess 21 ptrr rent ilirnorunt for e(iash, In Iurndlles
F',omplrte. LEI"I THAN 'L lE MAIIKET VALUE
OF I',AIN t`11001' IRON; and it hrengthe pur
prosr orf thlr (ompa.ny to merit, the, cornt.inlued
i rntronarge rof thre I' rantling rornmmunity ar.n to
rlrefy al corll petition that mnay ariase, their Agrntsr
Iire l nsltrucr'tln to rcontract with IDealers. Farctor
alli (rrColrlntry MrrcrthantA at the. abtovr named (
,rirn nt it errm forr fuiturrr delivery ui to the
lrst of Alugust in Flartlrititlns r may ine rnrrllrodl
fromrl turen. t'o timrn, .ettlirlun.rts brinug madrle on
dclivnr y. t
No competltIon arrests the Progress of
the ARROW TIE. It is ever onward
in Its course as streams flow
to the Ocean.
.I;lE II VI FoI.r'A9WIN¢i (ERTIFIc:ATEr AIrDREHMED)
Ti) COMPANY' AGOENTY.
(/r'tll.rvern -It, afforrl mn groat leartsure ton
pieeirnt you with this statemrnnt. a5s evlInone rrf
our hlKh rporre"lation oIf the vuln et f the AI- s
RliW 1I It. as a fastening for C(ott lrn ttaleos.
Wor halLe used it ronst.antly in ouir i'reosenR
rinenl,' intro'liurtinon. having foulnd no other i
'Tin that rcain 'compare with it in utility., dlurabill
ty and - trrngth, nnll from ouIr own experrierl O
we can nsafely rrtxornrnend it to pluantrs as the
BEST T'IE we htrve soon.
Prr'T'ring from live tor seven hunrireri tales ror r
day, when running full trimre, we tlinl it to oulr A
Inlrnri t Ir iurtrrthas., thih AIltitoW BUCKL ,Ir from C
rru forr the purpgsre of relahing any other
uInkltr that may be on the bal. taking the
otheri off ndl throwing them in the srrap Dile
to be sold as ol iron.
Yolrs truly,
(iigr.und A. P. T,UFKIN. Snwerirntrndtrr t.ct
Southern f(otton I're+N Companly P'rosses.
FA( TOhS'u OMPI'1tEMS.
MERCIHANTS' iGalveston" IF
NEW WHA'F Fi
I take pleasurr in stating thiat sine+ my
snueorintrndorlmy rof the Planters' Pre's. w havei I
b.en eonstrnntly using ther APRIOW TIE. It
gives ettrro saLtisactionr. and our pressmen I
refer ' the Iand and ucklo tr, any that they Ij
Shave .wvrnr uise.Id.
I am yours very trulyt. cl
(Signed J F. . LUBBOCK. Ir
Srlrreni teri rlnt t .
Thr above is fnrlorird hy Cotton I'resr en of
New Oirlans. M1,brl'. Mavanunah, Charlestr,r. I
Norrfolk. Wilmington rn l',,tnr.rrburg.
TihiRakis tlo plantniri thrrrughout all the Cotton
Stutri o, fr lihr'rarl s.rirort and patronage of
tho AIRItOW TIEB. N
Ri. W. RAYNE & CO.,
General A*gents,
jeo.f2rp Im d.&w NEW ORLEANS.
W. W. PFARMER, th
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE. LOUISIANA. kl
th
Practicees in the varishes of Ouacbita, More- .
house and Bichland. Claims taken for collee
tLion in all other parishes, with privilege of man
agintssame in connection with attorneys resld
;n tere ano.o eThuly
WARTS.
ITrUATlrl iN WAW -llPTALUSll l. ,
0tl1L[, Wlltlllne, t!tnllllrinltdL, itf,,
YAA1Tf)FD - A MIWTATIOI¶ BY A COt.
ore( wormrn. to nur-r and do housework
Wiing to travol. Itoodrl referen-ae gven. (C1l1
at No.9 . t. .Jamps street, oornert Flt Tormnas.
les91w
"iTATITED--JlY A YOUNO Ollh,. A HIT'ruA
S n t ( a Nullrso an to do housework. Ad
nlocss Dmoorat 0liC j2l7 At
IUTANTET)-BY A REPIPWTATAiB WOR¶AN,
TV asituatilon in a privnto family as ('rok
Ilferenten given, iIf inquired. Address) 1. r.,
I.nrmocrat offIe. ja7l at
W ANTED--1Y A RPlPIPET.ABPLU (oTLL, 17
ylear old, a sitniation to do houelnwork or
nurse: referenocs given It required, Address
,. H., this offiie. joS lW
WANTED - A IITTIATION Al SIFAM
stress, r to, take care of children. No ob
jlrtlon tof country or traveling. Address M. O,.
(,,. IDemtotrnmtofl. joe2 IW
W ANTED-A WHIT I NURBiE, WELT,l IrE
commended, at 87R (lanal street. jesl Iw
WAANtEDI-IBY A YOUNG GIBEl A MITUA
tlon to go wifh a faml NorthI or ilse
whore, as urse Wag no objet. (ood refer
ence. Addross A .. .this offoe, los iw
W ANTED-A SITUATION TO DO IOUSEii
work, by a respectable girl. Addrrad K.t
(!.. this offWnJe. j1.
SANTED -- A SITUATION AH COOK.0I
i Will help doing plain washing. Ad
dress ). (!.. this offie. jeeti 1W
W-ANTED -BY A llPRtM'EETAIIf,E YOUNG
Id y, betweon the ago of 1R tad 2 . a situ
ation a.s ook, or to do housework In a family,
Address ,. (IL. Demorat oflie, je24
IrTANTIED -- A SfITUATION AN COOK OR
i dialll-room Hervant, by a respectable
old lady. Address Y., Democrat offlce. je.I
W ANTED- BY A TOUNG MARRIED
lady-a sitition in a respeotable family -
Ito do nooking or lrhoursework ' best of references
give if requllird. Address 2. (., thin omllcn.
joe4iw . . I
W ANTEID-A HITUTAT(IN AMNURIHl. WILL
arsist in ilhor.s work and also in oln I . t
Ilent of rnference ggiven. Addrens Mrs. O'DON
. A)L, Demrrato cle. JIe 1w
W ANTED - BiY TWO It fliPf'PATAI1.LE
Sgirlin- sflrrtilo.sin- one' .l a nursn, thn other
grilerl housework, ooking ..., in a private r
lamily. Adldrss '. and M., this of(lnro, jell tw
otlneekeepers.
ITANTED)--IlY A MI DDLE-AET)D WOMAN-- 1
S Ra situation Ra hol.mekeeper; willing to
travel. Address M. N.. this offce,. jest IW
Wet Tnrseaa..
W ANTfD-BY A VOYIJN( (cOTf()lBED WO- ]
Sroan--a situation as wot nurse. Address
M. M. It..this om(e., jesl W rI
aITUIATIO(lal WANTElD-- ALEa.
WI ANTEID- -Y A YOl)N(I MAN A H1ITUA
v t iort of rinly kind who can fundrr h the
Irst, of reforoleos. Addthresn at NNo. 49 Tloritose i
tf reet. to F, A. je21,
W ANTED--IlY A MAItRIEID) MAN-lM.- I
iloyment ilther na clerk, warerhousemran t
or driver of a wwmn : is well acqluainted with
the city: will work for a moderat earlta: city n
referenoes glven. Please addrenss .1. W., this
om.e. j',S iW_
(lerk, and MalestIpn. j
-WANTED -A HITUATION BY A IIOY 1
yi'ars old -Iani write a good hand; in ani
omiefR to weo.lp or I li anything that in required ;
ji jut. lteavi ng shJ'ol . Add.dred .1, I. this oflBlce, r
_da it
IW.ANT'ED- iY A YlTIN(G MAN. TWENTY
two yeir.s oI, it position as lierk in agro
torvat,.re., tr portr in anyl store; can givoe
godol rofernimrs, Address 'ETE'rION,. e
-North f, rohnson otroot. j5 1w r
WVANTED.-A 110OKH EEI0ER AND (110- a
V or'.'lerrk d.lres! employlnoent, if salary
ornly arrounts I +,ins tt'r month. Unxen3 ton- ]
abrIi reforo os. Adldross D. D. D., Democrat
offOc. ijtsR 1w
-TANTED-A HIT ATION AM COLLAP4TOII,
l clerk porter. driver or w'rehlorseman.
Employment of aniy kind that will afford a liv
Ing for a family. Address E. W. ~. this office.
IWAANTED-A HITUATION Al SHIPPINFG
and recelving clark ann furnish the be.t of d
rr.reroncesr. Adldress O(AlIt(ti, 48 Carondele
street, je4 1ew
IJANTED--IY A YOUNGI MAN. A ITUA
V tion as Irrk i I cigar store. Hen had
somen explrlroe In tihe tbusin . Referennes I
given if rrurirind. Address W.. . C., thin ostde. a
jell1 ,
WANTEtD-PUPIIA.
U.TANTEI'-PUPTIM. FOR A FRENCH CLAHH.
V Addroess ,( Orlean, street. j.24 7t
WTANTED-ItY A TEACHER, A POtITION
tp to tah. in either a family or a so ool,
Sfor hoard for self and two children. Aldress
" ).' thls offee. joj4 tf.
HEILP WANTED--FEMALIE .
(lambermalds. Cooka, Nurnes, rt..
W ANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY, 12sClIROD
near Carp street, established In 184't ten
Cooky, Laundresses and House Girls. VWM.
CLE LLAND. je24 tf
U ANTED-A (IRL TO DO HOUIIEWORK;
t irnman preferrd. Apply at 152 Jackson
I street.. near the French Churc,. Je24 lw
IWTANTED--A GIRL TO TAKECOHARGE OF
Srchklh two yars od, and P.sist, In house
Swork. Apply at 1r8 Feicity. lRefernce required.
. . . . . . . . 2.- _.. .. . . _ , I W2 4 w
W ANTED-IN THE COUNTRY, MAN AND
his wife. Man to attend stable and do
cbores: woman to cook and do housework.
Apply to JAMEH WIIKINHON, No. 5 Clinton
st roet. je2l 1w
TO RENT-ROOMM.
WTTANTED-TO IRENT PURNIHIIED-TIE
T Whole or part of the house No. 310 rt.
OlCarles street. Terms very low. je24 Lw
W ANTED-To RENT TO A G(ENTLEMAN
t an wife a nicely furnished front room :,t
the house No. 3rin dt. Charles street. Terms, 1:1'y
dtollars. je24 I V
IlearderN.
WANTED-- toARDE[H rAT P2 CHARTRAE:
st__ __r,_ __l jePt 7t
MI4CELLANEOUJ..
W ANTED..-A YOUNG MAN HAVING LEI
iure tnime after : p. min. would be pleasedl to
secure a poaition. for a smrnall remuneration, in
any (hosl.n e to' whit h h,;e (ran devote that time
to. tefert'ne giv-,,n if required. Pleae adu
dre.s EI)DY. J)Demorat ot"'iI,. jet28 lw
VANTED-TWO At (CARPI'ETEItH ; MUHT
bc good and prvctieal workmen, to go on a
plantalion twenty mil:es below the city. Wages,
$I Rto a (ay andl board(. Apply immnediateay at
A. TIIOMION & CO., ,orner Thoupitoults and
Gravier streets. jia It
SW ANTED-FOC(;'ANT WITHOUT CfffL
dren for the ullrnished o.Rottage hous,, No.
Vr Ht. Andrew stre.t. Itent f:5I per month. Ap- 2
p y on the prem ises after . p. in. j0528 2t*
WH ANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A FUR
nished house for the sunrner, by a widow
lady, with gold references. Address Mrs. B.
loek box 1884. P.O. je27 1W 0
WATANTEED- !,ILH FOR COLLECTION.
V Particular attent.iorn paid to the Colletion Ir
of all bills e'ntru.sted to my carp. The under- it
signed will make a l arrangemnent with mer- a,
chants, physiclans or any eno having bills for
Ce llction. at a small salary. or very small per ai
,entage. eatisfaction guaranteed and the very n
bM:st of recommendations furnished as to hon.- ,
esty and capacity. Address COLLECTOR, care bM
Democrat Offl1e. jeTl tf
W ANTED-BY A TEACHER, THE CAIRE
of a house from the Ist of July to the ltt of
November. HatisfatAry referene;s will be .,
given. Address this offle. jle2 tf K
1WAANTED-A FINE WAHIIERI AND TRONER
immediately at 410 Camp street. None but
those fully competent need apply. yro1 iW
WJTANTED-A YOUNG MAN TWENTY-FOUR
Vi years of age wishes employment of any
kind; is willing to give his servies gratis for
the summer; will o in the country. Address
J. G.. Democrat office. je2 1 F
ITATIONEBRY AND MUSIC-6ao MAGAZINE
street. Pianos Tuned for $1 5 L C
Sjel7tt D.L CH
AMUSZEZMTh.
VA^RA1T7IE& ThE'ATHE'
MNW InatTltONsI(.n
(flby rttest.)
COLLEEN SAWN,
'rlunrrsday, Jite !a, g1R7,
'rTCKETH - - - - rrFTY r'ENT8
N. 1.-lBox oJfce Eopeon fo,r r.nervetd euFA. WHd
ntwIday and Thursd.y, .Ju I 27 rnti Ae, from 10
a.m, iteoP m.
t71 40i i oi for "Doeqs if' r Me1 and "Mr.
n MrsI'e4r Whilt." good for the ColIleei
awn, , . j17 24 27 3 _
ElXCtRCIO rT TTIlE GULF.
AN EX(ilit HION TiIP TO TIR
, . ut 011,t via Dlayou lalturIohn-1T',
Steamer
BRRRihKA,
faavalng Now Orleans THUIHIDAY, July ,
remaining at the fen shore Baturday. Hundat
and Monday, returning Tuesday morning.
Pare for the round trip (including meals and
stateroom)0io. jrl
COPAXRTnZS.sIUps.
fI- ifOLUTION O1 F PAItTNtifttH1iP--TH11
¢opartnoship heretofore etltlng unlderr
the name attd style of .IitOUD 4 IITIN T, car
ripge manufaeturers. at Nos. 70 and J Mt. Jo.s
pi str0eet a this d lay dlsmolved by muttail ,on
s-nt. P. EIlOUD will oontlinue the usineag
on his own anooant. P, llKEOTj1D
JAiOBH AIINDT
New Orleans, Julfe 7, 1277. Jan I t*
1tISOLUTION OpF I'A 1TNHISHIR P-TtIE
p rtnamrhip heret ore existing br'tWse
e rn ii date arteit tliA indbe
,spvderey hi by mu0tual aosent.
. 0. NIl I hlrgrd with t,e Ilmiuldatlon
of the fiairs of the firm, and pa tls lndettedl
to the rm will make Pamrtet tJo i!.
JNO. O. OAINF.
00 Uanal stret-.
New Orleans, Juno 21, 1577, j.a~ ilt
Er UINDERIAJONED HAVE AHOCf((ATED
- themselves, for t. Irwtlce of Law nr
th fir e anme o' Trm lfAUfliN, II (K £ DiN
KIt4PIf[,, and will ho found att th odlion No,
17 (ommlerial Pinoe
(~EORGIE 1. RAUHIf N,
(IH E4 HLEU IF. DU
MAX, DINKELPI 74,
Now )Orlonnm, June 20, 1517. __ jetl P,
MR, HENRY BgEEt HAM THIS DAY WITH
drawn from our firm, tho style of whlob
remains linelhan. Ad.
. .. . A M , ABRAHAM k CO.
New Orleans, June I, 1577. A jdi in
7 . ' . . . - -. . .. . , ! ,,
POR RIENT.
ORl RENT-TIlE COTTAGE, NO. 14~ ELY
slan Fields street, oon alning eight rooms,
kitch n, rtant's room, two welins aR cs -
trn, lgm with several large lota and Istable,
Tne ao I a suitalble for t large dairy, grayr
m or ai galdenr. Ilent ohosap to a goodl
tenant. Apply at No. 146 Carondelocstreet.
1410OR RENT'P AT MANDEVILLE-A COTTAGR
.onlakeshol, aomolanily furnished, near
Coloin's Hotel. Parties renting the bovre ca
obtain boarders, whinh will more than defray
x enet. #or upartlbulars cill at No. i1. Ctron
dluet teet_, _isi tf
10 RENT--1OOMKH AT No. 52 CHAIRIITrE
-- strnt, jn4 74
Trib) n T-A (X)MFORT'ABtIf, COTTAGE
In good order, situatedl on Priner, between
Poldras and Larayette streets, will be rented to
a prropt paying tenant for eight dollars pr
month._ _Applyr next door. _ W, tf
iOB RNUTQ0OTTAGE, ýt9o WASlIItOTOlq
street. near Uaqaminne. tent 3o. Jet If
. . . . . .. . .... . ... .... .....-- ---_, ,-- - ,,,,, :_..,
BOARDING.
ELE"'T PRIVATE BOARADIN--OO-M oRT.,.
.Pbli furnilsh ed trodroows can be o ined..
wit .wltboqt board y the dy, week or
Smonth,, t apDp!fng at Ehe elegant Pavrie reel.
Sdunee N, 14l rones let etroet. arties I1
search of home 0omforts wilt fid this & rare
th noeseo. erernos exechange..d tje f
Slarge. ary ad elegantly furnIlbshed ropm
, mo trn ex eosure, with or without board. Br
Scheap foe the summer, at 24 Common Street,
corner of ryndwer, je17
A Wh1eSrOanD T Wn REWN INTA: TH
j-1mot desirabo oboardingE-hot in the
cIty, In dbreez loation, two hand.
comely furnished rooms, always cool and airy.
who are compelled to spend the Smmer hert
an't deire to avoid he heat and dihlomfortof
a New Orleans rnmmer. jea Um
·-- -- --- --------____..
CIIZENFO SAVINGS BALE
For ale.l aving
A Wheleran. Wllar onne SEWIN MACIfNg
This Savingd Its rfBank wi, re, willve on deposit and
pay ddnteret at th ACHIN, Dmper ent ofr annum.
anA Bankal Interest paid.for mall av
y spial proiEWAsionD of law married women
22 .... a..... I renne Street.,. ........ .
HPECIAL LEOII a TIVE CHAI:ThB.
Ths vinors ank wdeo rt monve on dtheirt and
pay Int.'rest at the rate of Ci per ce*:nt porr annum
onam h ndml ran be dr mwoney ath masy from tlm
to uhtim be offerd therefor on mtrohnlld by herks
mbandors parents others, thtor.a.sring. prtectir
romly robery, acrident or raLd, anrd so affo.rd
ing a means of profit on :ievirs e by the semi
J. Lannual Intrst paiPresidentd.
By spial porovision rrf law married wome?
and minors can depos.t, money in their owr
name, and It ean be drawn by themrselv-s only.
8ulch depoits 'cann,,t te, r:ontrolled by hua
bands, parents or tntore.
Apply for Charter end) Pv-Laws.
J. L. GUIIERNATOIe. President.
11. BENNEP.. hachi,:r.
.T. L. G IJBERNATOI, E W. HUNTINGTON
.. P. CHAMPLIN It. BENNEls.
LO)UIi GRrUNEWAI.,
NEZWsrT STYLES JUST Rrhr
reFsm the IliceNtes t te c allpg
Bosewood and Walnut parlor and bed-ro&(
Furniture, with numerous fancy articles.
Furniture renewed in the best manner, at
49 Reyal street,
my5 2m HE RB N,