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A HIGH OLD'OOUBT.
11 Friday's Damoor~T we paid a well
inlted tribute to the ability, industry and
Ash moral Worth of the present Supreme
Court of Lisolsana. This morning we pro
pose, by way of contrast, to give a brief
descripton of the organization of another
Supreme Court, equal in nominal dignity to
our Supreme Tribunal, but rather different
in its personnel and manner of conducting
jdicial business. Perhaps some of our oldest
bitants will remember the incident weare
about to relate.
When, in the year 1810, the inhabitants of
that portion of Louisiana now known as the
Florida parishes revolted against and over
-threw the rule of Spain, a provisional govern
ment was organized, aad, as a matter of
course, that government included a supreme
judicial tribunal. Lawyers were not quite so
plenty then as they are now, so the appoint
ing power selected and commissioned as
judges of the high court referred to three
prominent men, neither of whom probably
had any particular knowledge of jurispru
deance, namely, Fulesden Sklpwlth, Captain
Percy and a Mr. Mather.
Skipwith, a Virginian by birth and educa
tion, had been UTited States consuI in France
and was a stickler for precedents and similar
t&44s of action. Percy was an Englishman,
had been an ofileer in the Royal Navy, and
bore about himself through life a touch of quar
terdeck manners and habits. Of Mather noth
lag is known beyond the reported fact that he
was of a somewhat irritable temperament
and had a relish for "jugged gin," a Dutch
drink then in vogue and which was put up
and sold in small stoneware jugs and bottles.
When the court was about to be organized
Mr. Skipwith, whose reverence for forms we
have mentioned, was sorely perplexed as to
the ,proper modues procedendi, because of the
fact that neither of the three judges had been
designated as Chief Justice. Not so, however,
the bold mariner, Capt. Percy. "Aw," said
he, "I can soon settle that trouble. Mr. Skip
with, you take that seat, sir, if you please,"
and he pointed to a chair on his right. "Mr.
Mather, you take this one," and the Captain
indicated a chair on his left. Then, seating
himself between the two, "I am the Chief
Justice," he exclaimed, with cool aplomb, and
no he remained.
t110e nor5IaUmU.
One of the first cases of which this court
took cognizance was that of a man accused of
having stolen' a horse. One version of the
affair is that the offense was charged to have
been committed in Georgia, but that was
probably a fiction, invented for embellish
ment. The accused begged the court to name
a lawyer for his defense, pleading pecuniary
inability to employ one himself. "Never mind
athat a lawyer," said the Chief Justice; "you
shall have a fair trial, sir, and if innocent will
be acquitted; but if you are found guilty, as
Ithlnk you are, damn me if any law quibble is
going to let you slip through my flingers."
What the Issue of the trial wAs we have for
gotten, but the tradition that Asaociate Justice
Mather, in addressing the prisoner, aecosted
him as "Mr. Damned Rascal," would seem to
justify the assumption that it was a convic
tion of the accused.
N. 0. PACIFIC RAILWAY.
All grq& works require continued
powerito keep theR 's iotloo. .ATrie
great OIts engine will stand motion
less without the power of steam.
The New Orleans Pacific Railway,
now in its vigorous youth, cannot go
forward without the power of money.
The hfnds heretofore contributed have
beef well applied, but its cash resources
are almost exhausted, and it needs pres
ent help.
The people of New Orleans desire and
intend to have this road, and all they
want is confidence that it will be built.
The trouble is, that what is every
body's business is nobody's, and thq
community, while intending to help,
still leave it to somebody else.
Now, as one mode of securing the gen
eral co-operation of the public in this
enterprise, the undersigned friends of
the road have now open, for a few days,
an office on the ground floor at No. 27
Camp street, where every inhabitant of
this cily Is earnestly invited to call and
interchange views, and to define what
he will-do.
This is intended to be the voluntary
action of the people, independent of any
other effort which may be made.
Every facility for imparting informa
tion will be extended, and the presence
of as many of the friends of the road as
possible is solicited, th aid by their
presence, their counsel and their means.
Edward J Gay. S Hernsheim & Bro,
J I Adams & Co. Hartwell & Chambers,
Glover & Odendahi. J R Kent & Co,
T McDermott. W H Matthews & Bro,
E8 Keep & Sons. Smith Bros & Co,
Geo McCloskey. . Schwabachor & Hirsch,
E K Converse. J M Schwartz,
James McGrath, Howard & Preston.
FM Ziegler, Flash, Lewis & Co,
Thos Simms & Levy. Wallace. Carey & Co.
J J Irby. LB Cain,
Joseph A Aiken. M W Joyce,
E Conery & Sons, James Jackson.
Yale & Bowling. Keiffer Bros,
Page & Moran. CE Girardey.
Townsend & Lyman. Samuel Boyd.
Jurey & Gillis. John Phelps & Co..
John T Hardie & Co., Oscar Chopin,
John B Lafitte. Scott McGehee.
je27 1w
Buy your hats at 26 St. Charles street; they are
-theesorppeet-n in hemarket.
Economy is the road to fortune. You can save
money by purchasing hats at 26 St. Charles street.
To-morrow, Monday, and during the week, V.
L. Byrne& Co. 163 Canal street, will offer their
entire stock of Victoria lawn eui'e and brown
linen suits at greatly reduced prices.
Tax CENxs Excussxows.-Cast a glance over
the advertisement of the river steam ferries and
fly the heat of the city during these sultry days.
It is always breezy on the river, and for ten cents
you may enjoy the cool air during the entire
evening.
MAnrnt L.NNzs.-Snooes in business is to be
attributed to his energy, industry, economy and
fair dealing. His stock of meats and vegetables
are the best to be had in the market, and he is
satisfied with small profits. If you want some
thing goo,, something cheap, and to be dealt
with on the square, by all means go to Lannes'
stalls, 37, 38 and 39 Magazine Market.
Tax STATE NATIoxl. BANK -In our special
notice column this morning wid be found a notice
of a meeting held yesterday, June 30, by the di
rectors of this fimurishing institution, at which
they declared a semi-annual dividend of four per
seat, payabl, on and after Monday, July 9. Their
statement alese of business, June 80, is also to
lbe feumafi column. The business of this
bask bee been prudently managed, and Is
)tea1dil losesse.
WIW ADYERTI3ESENTS.
SEEI*AEJUAL STATE ENT
3Or THE
LOUISIANA NATIONAL DANK
OF NEW ORLEANS,
At the Close of Bubiness June 30, 1977.
t
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts..................$1.406.028 05
United States Bonds.................. 3:13.500 09
Other Bonds........................... 158,099 62
f Banking-Houseand other real estate. 234,486 59
Due from reserve agents............. 1,949,720 01
fDue from banks and bankers........ 31,581 5:
Five per coat redemption fund....... 15.(6) o0
Legal tender and national
al bank notes............$188,567 66
Specie, gold coin..$29,963 22
Specie, silver coin. 5,000 00-34,963 22
Checks for Clearing-House. 162,480 66-- 77,.957 is
P LIABILITIES. 4,0 00
Capital stock................ ..........6,000,000 os
Surplus..... .................... 000 00
1 Net undivided profits................. 112,935 45
Circulation.......... .......... 300,000 00
Individual deposits................... 2,197,441 98
3 Ilue tibanksand-bankers............ 194.775 17
SroE4.0,175 60
jyl at A. LURIA, Cashier.
MTATDNENT OF THE CONDITION
rOF TW
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
At the close Of business. June 30, 1877.
RESOURCES:
Time Loans............................61,18,025 44
Call Loans............................ 219.610 57
United States Bonds.............. 50,000 06
Other Bonds and Securities.......... 114,361 87
Domestic and Foreign Exchange.... 513,570 68
Real Estate............................. 141,583 25
Five per cent Redemption Fund..... 2,2o0 of
Currency.................... 679,013 99
Specie................... 37,212 88
Checks on other Banks..... 301,362 3
- --4 $1,017.588 66
$3.100.990 45
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock......... ............. $850.0(5 00
I Surplus Fund.......................... 25,000 00
Undivided Profits (including divi
L dend of 4 per cent) ............... 44.382 13
Circulation........................ 45(.90) (0
Dividends unpaid .................... 8.037 e98
Due to depositors .........$,987,875 74
Due to distant Banks
and Bankers......... 146.694 6o
- --8 2,134,570 34
8 $,106,990 45
SAM'L H. KENNEDY. President.
0H&5. L. C. DUPUY. Cashier. viv at
CORRESPONDENCE.
Is Naw OILEANS. June 24, 1877.
I). B. Robinson Esqj Superintendent New Or
leans and NMobile Railroad:
Sir-Will you be kind enough to run an ex
;e cursibn train on the 4th of July to same points,
d and at same fare as your regular Sunday ox
cursion, to accommodate those who do not wish
0 to-o on Sunday.
. oping that you will render us this favor, and
m ae an early announcement of the 4th of July
qxaprsion train, we remain sincerely
rTHE LADiES OF NEW OILEANS.
SUERINTEN ,-DET-r's OnFICE, N. O. & M. R. R. I
.June 3P, 1877. f
In accordance with the above request a train
d will levoc foot of Canal street at 6:46 a. m. on
t WEDNDAY, July 4, 1877 for Biloxi and re
turn, Fare. $1 or th Un riNSON.S .
jyl it 1. (3 NS . Sep(
, THE FOURTH OF JULY.
0
0 For the convenience of the Firemen and their
8 friends we have added TWO BALLOT BOXE4
for the receitlon of votes for the great FIRE
MEN'S CONTEST. One box is at 142: Canal
street; the otherisat as St. Charles street. 'the
( first box is still at the Principal Depot. 28 St.
Charles street.
V Each purchaser of a five cent Cigar. Tobacco
or Cigarettes, besides the enjoyment of a prime
Cigar, has the privilege of voting in favor of his
- favorite Fire Company, in the following dis
tribution of prizes:
The first prize-A valuable Silver Tea Set,
comprising six pieces, given to the company re
ceiving the big hest number of votes. The sec
ond prize-A magnificent Silver Ice Pitcher and
- two Silver Goblets, to the company receiving
the next highest And the third prize-An ele
3 gant Silver Fire Trumpet with Tassels, to the
company receiving the third highest number.
All the ballot-boxes have been duly sealed by
I. N. Marks, Esq., president, and Thos. O'Con
fnor, E.ef en ineer Fire Department, and
T they wil ,e opened and the ballots counted on
, August 18.1877, in a public hall, in presence of a
delegation representing all the fire companies
I of New Orleans, Algiers, Gretna. Milneburg.
Jefferson and Carrollton.
The prizes are on exhibition at the principal
depot of the Enterprise Cigar Company, No. 28
St. Charles street, and will be delivereon the
21st of August, to the fire companies which shall
be declared entitled to them. A band of music
will be engaged for the occasion.
Remember that every cigar counts for one
vote. Vote early, vote often. jyi it&ME
VACATION SCHOOL.
Professors JACQUET and CALHOUN, of the
New Orleans Central High Scnool, will open a
school for the summer, on the SECOND OF
JULY, at No. 39 Rurgundy street.
Prof. Jacquet will attend to Writing, Book
keeping, and, if desired to French and Drawing.
Prof. Calhoun will attend to the preparatory
and advanced classes in the other branches.
Terms moderate. For admittance apply to
Mr. CALHOUN. between 7 a. m. and 12 m.
jyl it
PLANTERS' SEAMLESS COTTON BAGS,
FOR PICKING COTTON,
All complete, made any length desired;
the best and cheapest article for the pur
pose now known, for the following rea
sons, viz: Woven of double and twisted cotton
thread-same used in grain bags-and therefore
of double durability of osnaburge or any other
material used.
Also-BAGGING of same material, in 30-yard
pieces, to be cut as may be desired, into bags of
any length. If taken care of these bags will
wear many seasons, or, if wished, after picking
is over. czn be cut up and made into wearing
apparel;
The goods are only to be seen and examined
to convince planters that for cheapness, dura
bility, and adaptation to the purpose, there is
nothing equal to these Bags and B gin.
We have also on hand GRAIN BAGS of the
same material as above, holding two, two and
one-half, and three bushels each.
For sale by OGDEN & BELL,
Sole Agents and Dealers in Baling Stuffs.
jy1 1w 18 Union street.
FITS, EPILEPSY,
-OR
FALLING SICKNESS,
PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
ONE MONTH'S USE OF~ DR. GOULARD'S CELE
BRATED LNFALLIBLE FII' PO WDERS. To
convince sufferers that these powders will do all
we cluim for them, we will send them by mail,
POST PAID, a FREE TRIAL BOX. As Dr:
Goulard is the only physician who has ever made
this disease a pca td.ad st u-kol
edge thousands have been PERMANENTLY
CUxED by the use of these PO WDERS, WE
WILL GUARANTEE A PERMAJNENT cure in
every c we1 or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
oAll sufferers should Rive these
powders an early trial, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price. for large box, $3, or four boxes for s$o,
sent by mail to any part of the United States or
Canadaon receiptol price, or by express C. O. D.
Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
apse iy 8,e Fulton street, Brooklyn N. Y.
MI5CELLAWNO u .
$2 00. $2S i. $ Va
Cow Peas. Cow Peas.
17. PLANTERS AND FACTORS ATTENTIOI
We will elkso out the balance of our Stoc
he only Peas in market, at TWO DOLLARS p
a 65 bushel for mixed and Whippoorwills.
1 0A. A. GREENWOOD & .CO..
1 6 17 1st 47 Magazine street,
01 - A. ABAT,
a> o>W~ k lF232 O A t
TRANSLATOR
Of Legal and all other French. English at
Spanish Documents,
1 1s No. 100 Customhouse street.
- je2s ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.
e 00
00 STATE OF LOUISIANIA,
Auditor's Office,
445 New Orleans. June 27.1877.
o The Auctioneers of the city of New Orles
98 are particularly requested to come forward at
i1 settle their ac obuts *.th the 74tsto for ti
55 quarter ending June 3o, 1877, within the fir
r. ten days of July. 1877, and to bring their bool
to this offlce at the same time, so as to exhit
their settlements for previous quarters, in d
fault of whloh they will be dealt with accordin
to law.
ALLEN JUMEL,
je27 lt ' State Auditor.
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1 57
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CITIZENS' SAVINGS BASK,
- (A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL,
7 22... ......Garonne Street... ......2
Or- -
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
Is This Savings Bank will reelyve on deposit an
ex- pay intere't at the rat,) of 6 per cent per annui
ish on such small sums of money as may from tim
to time be offered thernforby meehanis, clerki
end minors and others, thus securing proteetio
uily from rohfcry, accident or frnud, and asoaftorl
Ing a means of prollt on savings by the sem
4, annual Interest paid.
By spacial provision of law, married wome
L and uminors can deposit money in their ow
name. and It can be drawn by themselves onlI
S Such deposits cannot be controlled by but
sin bands parents or tutors.
on Appiy for Charter and fly-Laws.
re- J. I.. GUBERNATOR. President.
tM. BENNERt, Cashier.
*. DIREcTORs:
J J.. GUBERNATOR, E. W. HUNTINGTON
E. P. CHAMPITN. M. BENNER,
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
my26 lylp
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ir OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
E State of Louisiana.
New Orleans. June 27.1877.
Ial
ime Owing to t'o great number of books that ar
SL missing from the State Library, and with a viei
of ascertaing their whereabouts, parties havint
nI In their possession books belonging to the Itat
)is Library, either by my order or' that of my pre
)s^ decessors, are requested to return them imme
et. diately to the State Library.
'e- Until the catalogue and inventory now It
)e progress is completed there will be no furthe
rig permits granted to take books from the Library
WILL A. STRONG,
jets SuThim Secretary of State.
a1 DOCTOR HENRY SAUVE,
)n
a Late of New Orleans,
es
"g. HOT SPRINGS,
al jes im Arkansas.
28
liPAUJLSAUJVE,
me Commnerclal~tatloner, Book & Job Printer,
-and Blank Book Mannfacturer.
Agent for TIUFFORD'S PICTORIAL CARDS,
h es iem 27 Commnerclal Place.
LOST OR MISLAID.
L OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-ON WED
nesday evening last, a 8KYE SCOTCH
TERRIER, answering to the name of "Teaser."
A suitable reward will be given if returned to
No. 137 Prytania street, and no questions asked.
1e30 3t
LOST OR MISLAID-FIVE PROMISSORY
notes. each for the sum of one thousand
dollars drawn and signed by WILLIAM W.
HOLLINGSWORTH, to his own order, and by
him indorsed, dated parfsh St. John the Baptist.
February 19,1872, and payable respectively, $1000
on let January, 187<; $1000 on let July, 1878; $1000
on 1st July 1874; $1000 on 1st January. 1875, and
$1000 on 1st July, 1875. payable with interest at
the rate of eight per cent. i or annum from their
respective matirilies until paid. Said notes
paraphed "Ne Varietur" by Zenon Miller, Depa
ty Recorder of said parish. The finder will
please return the same to the office of Julien
Michel, attorney at law, No. 10 Exchange Alley
N. 0. Litigious rights are attached to said
notes. jee 3taw 1m
LOST-A CERTAIN PROMISSORY NOTE.
in words and figures as follows:
$5000. NEw ORLEANS, February 23, 1872.
Three years after date we promise to pay to
the order of ourselves Five Thousand Dollars,
value received, with intere-t at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from maturity until paid.
(Signed) E. G. MARMI HE.
(Signed) per pro U. A. MARMI' HE.
E. G. MARMICHE.
Endorsed: E. G. MARMICHE.
per pro U. A. MARMICHE.
E. G. MARMICHE.
Paraphed Ne Varietur, secured by mortgage,
and duly stamped New Orleans, February 23,
1872.
(Signed) A. E. BIENVENU. Notarv Public.
Th-a note was filed by ti-e Cit zens' Bank. in
suit No. 2360 of the late Superior District Court,
entitled Citizens' Bank of Louisiana vs. F. A.
Ducros, and the said note cannot n w be found.
ARMAND PITOT,
Attorney of the Citiz ns' Bank of Louisiana.
New Orleans, June 16. 1877. je17 20t
FOR SALE.
OR SALE-A PARTY HAVINGsl2oo or mooo
cash can secure a nalf interest in an bid es
tablished manufacturing business that mys a
handsome profit. Address H. N.. this o> e.
je29 3t*
.F* Sale. ,
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MAOHINE. Democrat office.,
mu tt
BANK NOTICES.
Hibernia National Wank New Orleans
" June 30.1877.-A dividend of POUR PER OEN'
will be paid on demand. B, order of the Boar
jyl it JNO. G. DEVEtEUX, Oashier.
Germania National Bank, New Orleans
Juno 29, )877-At a meeting of the Board of DI
rectors this day a semi-annual dividend o
F. itix Per Cent was do dared payable to the stock
holders on demand.
1, jyl 1w HERM. ROEHL. Cashier,
Tr 'le Louisiana National Bank, New Or
loans June 30, 1877.-At a special meeting of th
toard of Dire tore, held this day, a dividend c
FIVE PER CENT was declared, payab e o
demand. A. LUlIlA.
jyl at Cashier.
Citizens' Savings Bank, t(runewald Hall
New Orleans, Juno 8o, 1877.-The Board r
Directors have this day dolehredI a semi-annna
dividend of MIX PER (ENT out of the proll sc
the lest six months' business, payable on de
dmand. M. I3ENNEII,
d yl7t _ Cashier.
State National Dank of New Orleans
New Orleans, June 8o. 1577-At a meeting of th
Board of Directors held 'his daya semi-annut
- dividend of FOUR PER CENT was declarer
payable td the stockholders on and after MON
DAY,July 9.1877. The transfer book will re
main open, but transfers will be ox-dividend.
jyi 1w CHAts. L. C. DUPUY. Cashier.
houthern Bank. New Orleans, June IN
9 1877.-At a meeting of the Board this da
I semi-annual dividend of FOUR PEB CE I
was declared. payable on4emnand -
e jys at " J. GARR, Cashier.
The People's BDnk of New Orleans, Net
Orleans, July 1 1877-A semi-annual livident
of FOUs t'ER OItNT on the caoltal stock will
be t aid to the stockholders of this bank on ant
after the 1oth inst.
By order of the Board:
jet 4t N. LANDEY. Cashier.
WvkHlowwshm's MMmNeOW Qrleans. Jun
- 29, 1877-At a meeting of TefloAftd of lyrseto
held this day a semi-annual dividend of FOUl
PEK CENT was declared, payable to the stock
holders on and after MONDAY July 2.
The interest of the first' ix months of 1877 wil
also be paid to the depositors of the Navingi
Department of this Bank on and after the above
menti ned date.
jyl td .J, B. MONDEIGT, Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank-New or
leans, June 2a, 1x77.-At the meeting of the
Board of Directors held this day, a dividend o
Four Per Cent was declared payable on anm
afer MONDAY, July 2, 1877, to all stockholdern
who have paid the assessment called for June 9
1874. WM. PALFREY,
je27 1w Cashier.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Comn
pany New Orleans,June 21. 1871.-At a speooa
meeting of the Board if Directors held THIE
DAY, a semi-annual d vidend of tour per cen
was declared, payable to the stockholders o0
and after the first Monday of July next.
jets 15t CH. JUMONVILLE. Cashier.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
From and After this Date the Under
signed will continue the Coal business under
the firm name of Kepdig & Co. for his own ac
count and risk.
iJyl 3t5 T. A. KE"DIG.
Notice.-Ofllke N. 0. Packlle Railway Co.
The gentlemen who received subecriptioi
books of thi" comp ny on the 4th, 5th and 6th o
June will please oblige by returning the samne
to the office, 38 MIagazne street. jyt it
Howard Association.-Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of this association will hi
I held at the rooms No. Is Camp street, on MON
DAY, July 2, at 7:30 p. m. Election of officers
Members will be punctual. B0 order of thi
I'rcsl'tent. F. It. HOUfHAD
I Syl Mo&E Hecretary.
Varation School for Doth (exes.-Mr. A
N. Loehe, Professor Boys' High School. and Mr
F. A. Golden. Prin ipal Marshall Sehotil wil
open school at No. 39 Burgundy street, on ZION
DAY, July 2. 1877, at heir past sa. m. The sys
ti'in of ti-aching will be ORAL, thus affordini
the pupil sufl llent rest, while steadily advanc
ing, Terrms-S per month, in advance. lvi I
Notice---All persons are hereby caution
cat aitniitst nigoti ting for an eight month's note
payaibl to J. Hamburger & Co., New York
dated Novtitber 1, 18747, and due July 4. 1877, fou
($1454 it,) fourteen hundred and litty-tour dollst
rand sj xtv-six centi, as the same has been can
saulid Macli 18, 1877, and for whict I hold re
ceipt and letter Lof acknowledgment of cancel
lotion.
ean 3t F. BELING.
For the Lake -.Ofince of New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street
New Orleans, May 221877.-rotte further notice
trains for the Lake will leave the city every bout
from 7 o'clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. m., end
every half hour from 3 p m. to 9Mio p. m. The
last trainiwill leave the Lake Bad at 10:30 o'clock
p. m.
imy23 tf C. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
MILITARY NOTICES.
Attention, Battery I, First Wegiment
Louilaea Field Artillery-ihe offiee s and
members composing this or.ranization are
hereby ordered to assemble at their Armory
Mechanics' Institute, on MO \D 1Y EVENING,
July 2. at .7k6. sharp. PIunctul attenda'ice is
strictly enjoined, as matters of vial importance
and report of committee on uniforms will be
brought eforo the company.
By order of
E. A. GUIBET. Captain.
L.. CABOOHE, 0.5S. jyt it&ME
PERSONAL. S
PERSONAL.-MY ANONYMOUS FRIEND
should see me immediately. Your name
shall be kept strictly secret. I am always home
al ter 7 o'clock p. mn.. and during business hours
Iat myeoffice.
FOR RENT.
TO RENT-TO A DRESSMAKER, A FUR
nished room, to carry on dressmaking, with
variety store c'*nnected. Rent $8 per month.
Add. ess VARIE 'Y STORE, this office. jf1 3t
TOO RENT-TWO LARGE, AIRY ROOMS ON
1 second floor, near Claiborne Market. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Address X. Y., this
offfee. jy1 3t
STORE TO RENT-NO 237 CANAL STREET.
Rent $15 per month, Apply at No.130Third
street, corner Annunciation. Je30 1w
TO CAN'T-GET-AWAYS-F U R N I S H ED
Rooms, with meals and refreshments at all
hours. Terms reasonable. At F. SCHRODER'S
Carrollton Family Garden," corner Levee and
Short streets, Carrollton, je29 7t*
OR RENT-THE COTTAGE, NO. 143 ELY
sian Fields street, con alning eight rooms,
kitchen, servant's room, two wells anl a cis
tern, together with several large lots and stable.
The above is suitable for a large dairy, dray
men or a gardener. Rent cheap to a good
tefant. Apply at zo.146 Carondelet street.
je28 tf
OR RENT AT MANDEVILLE-A COTTAGE
on lakeshole, comtletely furnished. near
Colome's Hotel. Parties renting the above can
obtain boarders, which will more than defray
exeses, or partibulars call at No. 146 Caron
deet street. Je28 tf
TO RENT-A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE
in ggod order,-situated --n Prieur, between
Poydras and Lafayette streets, will be rented to
a prompt paying tenant for eight dollars per
month. Apply next door. je24 tf
LRUR RENT-COTTAGE, 130 WAdHIiGTON
street, near Magazine. Rent $20. je7 tf
LOST-FOUND.
FOUND-ABOUT FIVE WEEKS AGO. A
black and tan SLUT, about six months old.
which, if identifled by the owner, can be had at
.me St. Charles street. jyi it*
BOARDING.
SELFCT PRIVATE BOARDING-COMFORT
ably lurnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day, week or
mon h. by applyinog at the elegant private resi
deuce No. 14I Carondelet street. Patties in
search of home commorts will find this a rare
opportunity. A fine bath-room also attached to
the house. References ex.-hanged. je2B tf
161 CARONDELET CTRFET; IN THE
most desirable boarding-house in the
city, in a Coot and breezy location, two hand
somely furnished rooms, always coni and airy,
and especially suited for the summer, with five
large windows opening on a wide gallery.
'1 hse rooms wilt be rented, with superior
board. Also, other room' en the same floor.
These rooms are especially suited to persons
who area nsel ed to spend the si here
ant desi[b to avoid he heat and diseomfort o1
a New Orleans summer. iMs im
WANTS.
BITUATIONIS WAWTIB-WUUALWS.j
A Governesses, Compmables, etc.
-ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POi
lT ion as governess In the city or country
1, Cen teach French and English thorought, acnt
- has had flive years' experienoe in the Fubil
Sch~ois of New Orleans. Can refer to well
known citizens. Address X. Y., Demoera
ofies. jyl at
- W ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF MAN'
.- VT years experience in school teaching a posi
e .tioIn a family to instruct small children ant
t assat in plain sewing. Address M. L., at thi
Soffice. jV1iw
COaks, Nurses, Chambermalds, Etc.,
W ANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSI
{ chambermaid. or assist at sowing. Wout
prefer to go across the lake. Address I. 8,. thl
offce. jeso t
- TITANTED - A SITUATION BY A COL
TV ored woman, ti nurse and do housework
Willing to travel. Good references ulven. Cal
at No. e9 St. James street, corner St. Thomas.
ie2s 1w
A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WANTI
, a situation as cook or washerwoman, o
would do both in a small family. City refer
ences given. Address M. B.. this office. jeso ii
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUN(
girl to do housework or cooking. Cai
sew well by hand or with machine. Can foralsI
good reference. A Ca holl family preferred
Address M. N., this oflice. jyi St
T ANTED-BY A BE&PEOTABLPZ 0IRL-,
- V pare old, a situation to do housework a
nurse; references given if required. Addres
E. B., this office. jest 1w
TITANTED - A SITUATION AS SEAM
I V stress, or to take care of children. No ob
jection to country or traveling. Address M. 0
C., Democrat office. je2 1w
WANTED-A WHITE NURSE, WELL RE
Is commended, at 873 Canal street jest 1w
TANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. A 81 VA
tion to go with a family Not'oJ4
where, as Nurse. Wages no o eat. Good r t
l ence. Address A. G.. this office. jesO 1w
TATANTED-A SITUATION TO DO HOUSI
V work, by a respectable girl. Address K
C., this office. Jest iw
lAi ANTED - A SITUATION AS 000K
" Will help in doing plain washing. Ad
dress D. C., this office. jest 1w
Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
W ANTED-WORK BY A FIRST CLARI
cutter and fitter; dress making or famll
iAK bydthay or week. Address DRE~dS
MAIG hsoffice. jyi at
W ANTED-BY A COMPETENT SEAM
I W Vstes&asituation of any kind in a Drivatb
family. No objection to go to the country oi
travel. Address M. O., this office. jeS9 St
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
TITANTED-A SITUATION BY AN OLI
Texperienced cook and steward. Addresi
STEWARD, this office. jeso at
SATANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN, '
T situation, either as assistant overseer o1
- stable man, Address J.'B. G., this office.
ji3l) 3I
- TATANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN,FORMERL1
- T editor of a Mississippi paper, a situatiot
1 as traveling and soliciting agent. Has an ex
r tensive aetuatntanee throughout the Southwest
Havingexperienee in this lino of business, ant
being especially inclined to it, feels confident o
affording satisfaction to employers. Addrest
-.. this tomlet. __29
Clerks and Salesmen.
TATANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEP
T er or general clerk In a grocery commis
sion orcotton house. Services for Jufy and Au
ust free. Bitst city reference given. Address
l.1.tneoffice. jyl 1w_
T ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA
W tion a p rtcr, clerk or gardener, or any
thing in which he will make himself upeful
Address No. 44 Jeanne street. je0t 1w
WITANTED-A YOUNG MAN WRITING e!
VT good business hand and willing to wort
for amoderate sum. Address JAMES FRANCIS
Democrat office. je2P91w
X ANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK
Good references given. Address M. MC
MILLANNo. 11 Mandeville street, city.
je29)1w
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY A BOY iý
VT years old-can write a good hand; in at
omree to sweep or do anything that is required
is just leaving school. Address J. R., this office
_je28 3t
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. TWENTY.
two years old, a position as clerk in agro
cery store, or porter in any store' can giw
good references. Address PETEIt-ON, rt
North Johnson street. je2t 1w
W ANTED.-A BOOK-KEEPER AND GRO
cer's clerk desires employment, if salary
only amounts to $10 ier month. Unexception
able references. Address D. D. D., Democrat
office. ..00 ,
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
Chambermalai, Cooku, NWues, etc.
STTANTED - A RESPECTABLE COLOREI
VT woman as nurse. Good recommendationi
required. Apply at No. 474 St. Charles street.
1y1 _iit
WANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS AND TIDY
woman for cooking and house work. Re.
ferences required. Apply at No. 55 First street
je.3Otf
TANTED-A GOOD COOK AND HOTI8I
men irl. ANn nee apply unls well recm
mended. LAp~oeply at No. 495l unt. Charles lstreet.
)jyl 1t*
WAANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY. 125 (IIROD
VTnear Camp street, established In 1847 ten
Cooks. Laundresses and House Girls. WM.
CLELLAND. 1524 tf
WANTED-PUPILS.
ATANTED - PUPILS FOR VACATION
School. Apply to Messrs. A. S. Lecne and
F, A. Golden. at No. 39 Burgundy street. joe
WANTED-BY A TEACHER, A POSITION
frto teach, In either a family or a school,
frboard for self and two children. A'idress
D," this office. je24 tf
TO RENT-ROOM,.
URNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOL.4
to rent, from s$4 to $15 per montn. Ap 1 at
No. 195 Oary 'ndelet street, near Julia, Mrs. E.
BLANCHARD. je2S 31,MtELNOS
MIt4CELLANEOUS.
WANTED-DESKROOM IN SOME NEAT
and pleasant office. Address LAWYER,
this office. Wyi tf
WANTED-A CARPENTER WHO HAS HAD
some experience in running wood-work
ing machinery. Address W. L., this office.
jyl it
W ANTED-TO PURCHASE, AN UPRIGHT
piano. in good order. State lowest cash
price and where to be seen. Address C., Post
offic bor 836.jyl it
ANTED-SITUATION AS ENGINEER Oa
assistant overseer on a sugar piantation.
Address P. H. B. Jr.. this office. jyl 1w
WANTED-A SITUATION-BY A YOUNG
man 20) years of age, on a farm in the
dairy, understands the cultivation of v getables,
has had four years exnerience. Can give goo's
reference. Address REDWOOD, Democrat
office. jyi7t
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
man, a situation of any kind. Address A.,
this officee je2 9 at
WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN HAVING LEIS
ure time after 3 p. m. would be pleased to
secure a position, for a small remuneration, in
any bosiness to which he can devote that time
to. Reference given, if required. Please ad
dress EDDY, Democrat office. jeSa 1w
WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A FUR
nished house for the su.nmer, by a widow
lady, with good references. Address Mrs. B.
lota box 1884. P.O. ie27 Iw
W .' NTED - BILLS FOR COLLECTION.
Particn'ar attentirn paid to the collection
of all bits entrusted to my care. The under
signed will make a-i arrangement with mer
chants. physicians or any one having bills for
c. Ilection. atasmall sa'ary, or very small per
centage. Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
best of recommendations furnished as to hon
esty and cannsity. Address COLLECTOR, care
Democrat Offiee. jej 2 tf
11TANTED-BY A TEACHES5, THE CARE
Tof~ house fromfltheist of Julv to tle istof
Nove ne. Satlefaetory references. will he
given. Address U., this office. jeas tf
STATIONERY AND ofVIG-azx EAGAZ'
s' reet, PMans Tuned fora $1o.
jointt a ;g.g
.&MUSEIEBNTS1
GRAND MILITARY PICNIC.
To be given bythe'
Seventh Company Orleans Reg!fhet
Artillery,
-AT THE-
WASHINGTON HOTEL, LAKE
On Sunday, July 1, 1057.
The proceeds being to purchase the neeesmuij
equipments.
ADMISSION.... .. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ladies admitted by Invitation only. Mors
open at 2 o'clock p. -. Jes0 St
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Gtrand Matinee Performance, July 4,18'17
For the flenefitof the Relief Fund of
ASNOCI STED VETERANS OF THE MEX.
ICAN WAR.
Oration-Grand Tableau-Si ning of the Deo.
Ilaration of Indeperadeneo-fecldents of the
Mexican War and of the be~e Civil Strife-Be..
union of the Blue and the Gray.
The best Musical and Variety Entertainments,
have been procured for the occasion.
Admission so ments; children and srv nts
half price. eti
EXCURSIONS.
HO ! TEN CEfTS EXCURSION I
-By the
FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD DISTRIOT
l d FERRIES.
Persona wishing to enjoy the constant coot
breezee of the river, and spend a pleasant ev
leg generally, sha uld remember that by a
tenoe 0 embarking on any one of th
ie? i ta~ ride the entire evening for Ibt
prioeidr-. Otlo not leave the boats
inev ls.tilidren half brice. jyilmU
HO ! FOR THE SURF
-AT
GRAND ISLE.
Steamer
BILLY COLLINS,
will leave Harvey's Canal on TUES
DAY, Ji, at 8 a. n., returning Thursday
evenig f o'clock.
A select Band, engaged for the occasion, will
entertain the guests.
This is a rare opportunity to en joy a delightful
trip to Grand Isle and return. On the arrival of
the boat there will be a Ball given at the hotel
on July 3i end 4.
Fare for the round trip, including meals, 15,
or hotel and boat as.
For tickets apply on board or at the effiee of
HITE & dOARLIN.,
jyl It No. 4 Tohoupitoulas street
TO THE GULP.
EXCURSION EVERY SATURDAY, THROUGI$
THE JETTIRS TO THE SEt.
THE CHEAPEST, COOLEST AND MOST DE.
LIGHTFUL TRIP OUT OF NEW
ORLEANS.
THE NEW, SWIFT. LOW PRES.
lad sure U. S. Mail steamer
MaRTHA
W S. Bassett, faster,
leaving every SATURDAY at 6 D. m.; goes
through the jetties Sunday mornings, returning
via Southwest Pass, giving a sea ride of over
twenty-four miles, a daylight view of the works
and all points of interest on the lower coast, ar.
riving in the city early Monday mornings.
Tickets for the round trip, Including meals
and berths. only $5.
Apply on board, head of St. Louis streetor
to JOHN McMAINS,
jyi tf No. 572 Magazine street.
EXCURSION TO DONALD ONVILLE,.
The steamrnr
ST. MARY,
Capt. FRED. PROBST in command.
Will leave the wharf, foot of Canal street, at a
o'clock p. in., July 3, with the Continental
Guards on board, and return at 9 o'clock p. in.
July 6. A limited number of tickets will be sold
at TWO DOLLARS each for transportation,
and meals at SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Tickets for sale at Edm. Mandin, 57 Decatut
street; G. B. Finlay & Co,'s drug store, and 4=
Natchez street. jyl It
100! FOR OAKLAND.
TWENT'Y MILES ABOVE THE CITY.
The Steamer
LA BELLE,
M. N. WOOD, Master,
Will leave the foot of Canal street SUNDAY
July 1, at 4 p. m.; Jackson street at 4:80 p. m.;
Carrollton at 6:30 p. m.
Returning, will stop at Carrollton and Jackson:
street, arriving at Canal street at 9 o'clock.
A Brass Band will be in attendance.
Fare for the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
jeee It
EXCURsION TO THE (ULF.
AN EXCURSION TRIP TO THE
Gulf, via Bayou L.efourche-Th.
EUREKA,
Leaving New Orleans THURSDAY, July a.
remaining at the Sea shore Saturday. Senday
and Monday. returning Tuesday morning.
Fare for tho round trip (including meals and
state room) i10. JeSL
GRAND EXCURSION
TO DONALDMONVILLE.
Wednesday, July 4, 1877.
The steamer LA BELLE will leave the foot of
Canal streetat 7 o'clock, a. m.. on the Fourth of
July, and will stop at the foot of Jackson street,.
Ocean Saw Mill and Carrollton, to take on pas.
sengers. She wilt arrive in D naldsonville in
r time to allow the excursionists to witn as the re
t, view of the troops by Gov. Nicholls. and to hear
the addressesof Rev. A. J. Ryan, H >n E. John.
Ellis and others. Returing. will land passen
pers at the points of embarkation, reachin
Canal street before 11 o'clock, p. m. Seve
persons of highly entertaining abilities will
- give frequent exhibition during the trip.
p Fare for round trip, dinner included, *2' sup..
per 5o cents. Tickets for sale at Fitzwill ams'
76 Camp; Dowlinq's, 12 Camp; Star ofce. Us
Poydrs ;Gogarty a, 151 Camp, and Elder's, nor
- ner Erato and Camp. jtPt jyl 2 3
COPARTNERSHIPS
73HE FIRM OF FRANCKE & DANEEL IS
diem's! ved by-the- death-of Justus- F-raeoko.---
The lIquidatIon will be conrlnit'd by thsurviv
ing partner HERMAN DANNEEL.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
the Cotton Fawtorsge and bommission busi
ness of Franeke & Danneel, unde the firm of
If. DANNEEL & CO., 55 Carondel -t street, as
or co-partnership act before James Graham,
HERMAN DANNEEL,
jyl iwVICTOR LATOUR.
11I8S0LUTION OF PARTNhERSHIP-THE
1/ arta-rship heretofore existing b tween
the subscribers under the style of GAINEi &
RELF is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
J. G. GAINES is charged with t. e liquidation
of the affairs of the firm, and parties indebted
to the firm will make payment to him.
.JNO. G. GAINES,
8. ;. SELF,
100 Canal street.
New Orleans, June 21, 1M... je23 lot
THE UNDERSIGNED HA i ASSOCIATED
themrselves, for the prartiue of Law. under
the firm name of BRAUHHN. BUOK & DIN
KELSPIEL and will be found at the oitee No.
17 Commercial Place.
GEORGE H. BRAUGUXN.
CH'RLES F. BrC!K.
MAX. DINKE.BPIEL,
New Orleans, June 20, 18,7. 1e21 1et
aRB. HENRY BABE HAS THlS DAY WITH.
AU. drawn from our Arm, the style of whieb
Nlamfair floHAN: ABRAHAX & CO.
New Orleans. June 1sr. Je7.g