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RIOTM OF THis PAST.
.I#I e Ct the Notable ones In This Country.
'Uder our popular system of govern
sitent there ought to be no such thing
as a riot to enforce a popular claim of
any kind ; but the people of a free coun
try are not unlike those who live under
a despotism : there is always an element
ready to break out into furious demon
strations to right what is regarded as a
grievance. A list of some of the most
notable riots since the revolution will
be found to include the following:
In July, 1812, at Baltimore, a nlewspa
per, opposed to the war with England
was demolished.
Heptember 24, 1831, four persons were
killed by the militia in a riot at Provi
dence.
August is, 18.:3, several men killed
and wountled in a riot at Baltimore
about the Bank of Maryland.
July 10 12, 1834, a riot occurred in
New York city about the supposed aims
and objects of the Abolitionists, who
were accused of promoting amalgama
tion.
August 11, 183l, a Cathollo seminary
or nunnery was burned at Charlestown,
Mass.
August 12, 1834 forty houses were de
stroyed in an "Abolition" riot in Phila
delphia.
February 13, 1837, a riot was caused
by the "hard times" and high price of
flour, and flour warehouses were sacked
and the flour destroyed in New York.
May 17, 1838, Pennsylvania Hall and
other buildings were destroyed by an
"Abolition" riot.
December 8, 1838, the Pennsylvania
Legislature was broken up by a mob,
and, after several days of riot, the mill
tia were called out to suppress the
rioters.
May 1 8, 1844, in a riot between native
Americans and Irishmen, in Philadel
phia, thirty houses and three churches
were burned, fourteen persons killed
and forty wounded. The military were
called out to suppress the mob. This
riot was renewed July 7, 1844 whetl five
thousand troops were called out, and
forty to fifty persons killed before the
mob was quelled in Philadelphia.
The anti-rent riots in Albany, IRense
laer, Delaware and Columbia counties,
in New York, from 1844 to 1847 were put
down by the State militia, after much
disturbance and destruction of prop
er'The Astor place riot, between the
friends of Forrest and Macready, took
place May 10 1849, when several per.
sons, among them many innocent spec
tators, were killed.
The great anti-draft riot in New York
July 13 1i, was the latest outbreak of
the mob spirit upon any great scale pre
vious to the present deplorable railroad
riots, which have shocked and saddened
the country, and caused great loss of
life and property.
. . .. . 4m. .... . .
INTESlTIin TROullIles IN RIaar5A.
[Vienna Telegram to London Telegraph.]
Those who pretend that the Emperor
of Russia has leisure to indulge in doing
the good Samaritan at and about head
quarters on the Danube, wittingly lead
the public into error. I am in posses
sion of information to-day which shows
that the Czar has other and less senti
mental matteres to attend to. A power
ful reactionary movement is reported
from the interior of the Russelan empire.
Education and socialistic principles
make progress hand in hand. The cry
fatal to French military success in 1870,
"NT)u sommes trahls," is becoming
general throughout the Russias.
The people not only clamor for a con
stitution, but openly express the opinion
that the privileged and aristocratic
class of ofoleer must immediately give
way to the professional soldier, in order
that a catastrophe of still more vital
import than the Russian fiasco in Asia
may be avoided in Europe. The effect of
a Turkish victory at the present crisis
would cause an outburst of popular
feeling subversive of absolutism. It is
now asserted that the Czar bitterly re
pents allowing his better judgment to
be overruled by the party uf which the
Ozarowitch is the leader, and painful
recriminations have resulted.
It is now a question whether over
caution, which mbans concentration of
unmanageable masses of force, will
avail to prevent a serious reverse. The
men exist and can be massed, but the
army is devoid of all dash, owing to the
Ponderous nature of the intendance.
Then it is remarked that iussian strat
egy in Europe is of a nature which Ab
dul Kerlm and the climate of Bulgaria
may be expected to out-man'euvre. Still
the old-fashioned believer in strong
battalions predicts a 1Russian victory,
purchased at. an unwarrantable sacri
fide, and the Czar may well dread the
rendering of an account to his people
of the legions which but a few months
since were the glory of Slavdom and a
menace to Europe.
MHRINKAGB IN R|ILWAY STO('I(.
On the 8th of March, 1R7,, the stock
of the New Jersey Central railway was
worth $107 per share, and on the 23d of
June, 1877, it was only worth $6 per
share.
On the same date the stock of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
road sold for $33 per share, against $119
and the stock of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company sold at $30 per
share, against $120 in 1876.
The total shrinkage In the stock of
these three roads, between the dates
named above, was nearly sixty-two mil
lion dollars.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Eagle alll, Prytania sireet, cor. UIranI.
The Fourth Annual Hession of this school
for Boys will open on MONDAY. Octobehor 1. 1877.
The principal will be assisted by a full corps of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty of the University of Virginia and
to his autruns the past session, whose names
may be found in the circular of the school.
Circulars can be had at the'book stores.
For further information address
GEO. C. PREOT, Princival,
jyst 3m 1'. 0. Box 42
LUMBER OABINS. E1C.
The undersigned are still at their old stand.
No. 35o Delord street. New Basin. and are
prepared to sell :cheaper than any other house
in the trade from this date until November,
1877.
Great reduction in the price of CABINS.
W. W. CARRE & CO..
350 Delord street.
New Basin. New Orleans.
New Orleans. July 4.1877. iyl 2m
la TIMBE'EL YA.RD
R. F. LEARNED,
DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Corner Calliope and Foucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS. .
Yazoo Cypress. Oak. Ash, Poplar. Yellow and
White Pine and Walnut. Ceiling and Flooring.
A full supply always on hand. Orders promptly
filled. Box St Mochanics' Exchange.
lqlm* 3 F. H. WNEsT, Agent,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT5.
NOTICIE.
Crockery, China, moass and IHardware,
AT NWKI COOmT PRICRK.
ON ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATION THE
Sintl re to,,k tin trade of t e Into firm or
(IAINEIH & ltEIF
is niT.erd fr sale at net eost irles, fr cahl.
iui 1 lilclnrc are retl) lsted to rtil Im for' urrI'Iha
IlgR, adIl rIafy ly on finlding extlrnllrdilnary
mood bargaitel atld at prlces lower thla i'an l.i 1
fI end lsiowhrre.
'artleO S lesrlng FIRHT CLASSH (O01S) nlt
VERlY LOW PHI'(LMH will do well to ,nil.
J. G., OAINE , ,I8,0 IIqllid ttr,
10n Uinnlll i- rtt.
New flrl'rnq,. July 1, 1i77. toil lit
PAUIL UIlPl d1, llRO.,
117 IDECATUR HTIIEET,
F)IiFEiI FOil MALE. LANDINI E1X ,14TF. (IFN
irivi, from' ])rlenor x
4H0(4rsat' wihiit rind Rld WINE3, tr !ntu' Fils
Finr.
l u'anks W. W. VINE1IAI. ('ncsat.
T7, lhbil W. W. VINEG AII. (l'l I st.
In 'slloes HMwr't C(-IIIII)IAIti, LDazi)t nk.
H 'rCi'f Ff4(1 IN OfIL, 'I'nny Fish,
4' a o.in HAMAlIIIN EH, lllrpliesr, L' Marlr,,iilI.
lin enua.u AIIlDIN E4. lirnelunlc. Ch(Ian"iroll..
175 "iles,,RMALtAll Il, Ext11ra iFine, Nartlhlun A
lligourrlan.
7 'acO' PIIEI' A l B II EATHI Palnsle Fols (iran. -
4RenRn. FIIUIT'r IN JUalIE.
7R ac.es FRUITS IN BIIANDY.
100 'mankR CLAIRET. E. Bes.na & GC'.
n ak T'rWINE, Frenl,'l In I or. baills.
In '.iiARs (IIIAIIfTIEUMIE. Ylllow and ( r'le.
no oeMns MUIRTAIID, DRon.silhaux.
'21 eOrns OLIVEM, MtniffT .
nro enra*r APERH.
'on ence 2a tils onrhll PIItUNEI4, . Fiar. nu2! It
LANUIN4&
EX 1liiiP 'I. OENEVIEVE.
Fr'omn Iltoirdli x.
--l) ccask (CLAIIE'. Oldardl Prrr.
no enurks (;LARET,. J. J, Duverg.ir. Jr.. A t'o.
Sn oalsk WHITE WINE. J. J., I)nvrlor, Jr.,
A Co.
Ra uartSr Ipe0 IIILANDY, U. Miirgin't.
5 eigbth pipes BDIANDY. I!. Marqinol.
l qujarter pipes IIRANDY, A. C. (Ittardl A (In.
eI elhth tploes BRANDY, A. I'. i Ilard , A i.
so boxes BRtANDY. II. O(, I,
100 boxes CI~ARET, r('ontry OGldnrl P,"ren.
12l7oxes CIAIRET. Mi. Enill' , (lodard'l,
la boxes (LAIRT, Elt. Ermillon. Gal.rd. fints.
19 boIxes CLAET, Oantenr"l, (GodllarI. (liluart.,
12 boxes CLAJRET., Oantenia, (+otilrr'i. tints,
For pal Iby A. 1o!HEIIREAU A CI..
Rt11 9t l antrl 1s Ht. Lislri ntr"'et.
S$1... .............. 1 . ..... . i1
COW 'EAM-COW PEARH
I'onitlvoly tIhr last rodutilinil
Whiuprorwill PEAM..................... 0o
Clay mixod 1'EAM......... ................ It
Ture Clay IPEA.............. ........... 1 I
Will locn lthinneo f st*Ak at al'ov'e 1rli"'n.
A. A. OIIEENWOO)I.
r not 47 M g.alrln Rci real.
SJ(ENTU(IKY MULEM Fulrl HALE.
I am now revel ing at. I. E. lEE MHALEH
BTABLE . No. llItIaronnes tt .l, WeklY hilp
Sments oif kontrclky MULEMH nrll tOII)IIEH, of
a very descrlption. I will rnonstniorlly keep oný
hand from nt) to :ton MulII. 'Termis I lbral an d
prIres reaor.oable. Platnltrs anid drnymen enpo
dailly oallotted to o3all and examinrl t henm.
jyal lot M. F. THOMRON.
-COpt'. MIA1S EXTRA.
AFTEII FULL IREPAIII AND LALGf.
1aidditions thothilr ill Meslr. II. i. ('(LE
5" CO. of Chl'eter Ir, il.re amain st.i!td for the
r! nl"1eOn'H l)InsRn.ss.
Tboheir Ilrst sthlpmoet thit nrrnoion of that jlislly
-elhrateld brmand. (10)I, .8 MI11, EXI'I'IA
FLOUIR, wilt ho duoe Fridlay morning Atingit 3,
and will h found ant their agltl. , Mineers. W.
3 II. Matthewo A Ilro .7l 1'oydrat tllreet. and from
t hls limln on a .full supply will ho found withl
their aranit, rill it
1 ANE WAOONM. FO(ITII-MITLE OARTSi
./ Thrine-nulo C(arts. ()x (Crts, all lzsnn ri
Hmall niirt, Mt kes, 'lloe, i, ihafts, Wood
]larrl'r'ow. ,'ie.. i, rom oulr own mnanufactory at
Wr nti., l' none lot tihot 1.. thorough .EA
B MONEto TIMN EIIE. illll gnarnrilrt. oevery lart anl
wnalgl noll liv io.
lrlltponiory, Non. 127 anml 1291 (lmollronn street,
I hitwniti t Hr . M ll,t Chr ir and City Hil tnli.
a jy', lw ilIALEY 11(8)
I 8UNDRIEM -sUNI)I-EH4-MUNDIIIEHM -
Fr'on'h WINDOW O I, HMM, n1lllln toxl-. IcIsortelI
ABIIYNTIIE, irn 08ll'(4. Fi. d. llrnolld.
IIOLIJA5I) 0IN. ra c,, iland 21t half indl qluar.
B ter p lpi.,
o (LAl'Tr. 1T. en. sl' arld ,in.04 Iinihiv Wini.
PORT 24 talattr fak !ild Sh n nii Po,rt.
SC1DIACl,no rno pass lHolln anlii ii.l.d.l .
For sale byt WM. H. VIItDiENIiEltRlI.
jy27 1w No. 2A IP'ioi Htrll.ot.
CALEB A. PARKER & CO.,
IO ............... Union street...............1
NEW OIIIEANI4. LOUISIANA.
(IENEIRAIl AGENTH FORI
Alabaua, AGeorgIa, Tennessee, Iounisaiti,
Mississippi and 'tl xas,
H. W. JOHNS
Manufacturer of
ASBESTOS MATERIALS.
Asbestos Paints in white and all known tints;
colors mixed ready for use. uneuailled in the
market for durability and beauty.
AS BENTON0 ROOFINIG,
Unequalled for durability; no retention of
water on the roof, equnl to Slate
on that account.
Asbestos Root Paint, Asbestos Fire
Proof Coating, Asbestos Steam
Packing, Steam Pipe ant
Boller Coverings.
TESTIMONIALS:
NEw ORLEANS. October 4, 1876.
Having made use of the Asbestos Paint manu
factured by H. W. Johns. of New York, and for
warded to me by C. A. Parker, ERs., 1o Union
street. New Orleans, to be tested, I take pleas
ure in saying I have found them to be in every
respect lts represente,. I can confidlently
recommend them to builders, owners of real
estate and ship captains as being much supe
rior. in my opinion, to any mixed paints in this
or any other country. and in fact, beyond com
parison with any (lead) In this market.
THOMAS D. CAREY.
Chemist and Painter, Washfngton and magnolia
streets, New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS. April 20, 1b77.
Caleb A. Parker & Co.:
Sirs-Having used H. W. Johns' Ashestos
Paints and IRooing. I consider them the best I
have ever used. Respectfully yours.
IR. SINNOTT.
Captain of Steamboat New Bart Able.
RaEFERENcx-Messrs. H. Dudley Coleman dr
Brother 12 Union street. New Orleans,
Send Circular and Price List, jy15
WANTS.
ITUATIONU WANTED--FrlE ALE6S.
MnlaWCfmet.
W ANTED --BY A YOUINI T,ADlY--A PT''
givn inu re' uri,, Altrs 1NNE ll
om,,,. jy l t1w t
Wet NIures-.
W AN TEII- --A MITIA'T'ION IBY A YUPNINI
w man a9 wft ni0p,4 . A-l'lr', M.. I1en1,
'rat 011m",' ilna p Iw o
W ANTEII. --A RITUATION BIY A lItPEfT'
abl whllite womatn pppa wi't nurFa. Apply nat r
No. '.7 Perdihd at lre~t b.etwoofn B livar aoid I't'r
Irnp ol. pill -it
Cooks, Nurses. Chramnlermald, EMc.,
W AN'l'l'l) A HIIT'UATION BY A Y( Bl:N -
wP it' girl to nlursew ,r 1lo hsois'work. All
drotS EK. M., thi. ,1m"., _alp ,1w
W"AN'EI-A HITUATION TOf .'O , WAII t
V r iI rot)n by a Inltdlll-.id woIntlln. Alhlpps4 f
Mtras. WI Il ENNON. this onfil.. anI Iat
W -TANTI'-- A I'IT1UATI(N 11Y A W!ITE t
wotn ltlo.t',ok or wash ail Iron. Ad.ll'r.P
E. M., Dcmnorntrl oeIr,. itnl IW
W ANTEJI--ilY A NEAT. TIIDY WOMAN.
a Ptihlnlin Ito cook p111i do ho.tuework.
(Itor r)ternroo pw given If rf'llurirod. Aidl o
MA((IIlE, thi ooffi. aru 1 w _
W ANTED-A MIDDLE A(IED WIIT' WI)- 1
0lt11n tot d it hoil9inwor 11!,1 nellrn. Mull I
,,ni well re, onlllmlpedlld. Apply at ailr Orangu' i
s'treet. 1112 I it
W ANTED--IIY A lREtPEC(TABlLE Y( P t fl
girl a ituatlini to taPiPt InI house wor PK.
rwillng or waslling. Addtress E. M.. thip offliio.
0a1 1W
W ANTEI .,)IY A MiD)ILE-A(IEBII WOMIiAN -
S It situation tio 1'i k pnil 1ii h siie-work
puitlIltpipek liitllf UP'IPP'rIPlV PllPIf tll.
allot mtk" hors"lf anonerlly mu l .
Address M, K., this oeh. i4114 1w
W ANTEi- A iT'l'IATION lBY A IEiI'EC'T
uthi , yioniig girl toi d11 plain ciookIt. Ad
rlPs EN. M., tills on.l .. 1 fi11 w w
t. ANTEIl-lY A YO)IIN( (IEIIMAN (1111R,
a tilltatplo to urse aldI do oulrisw rk.
Adtdrres 117 PI(ontl ire"It. jy:i 1w
W ANT'EID-BY A IIFHIEITI'AIlIIE (1111 A
altiptlnth to do hoiptuewori'k or turl''. No
oJiRll tiol to l IIave tillp ,city. AIlrlpnrP s I. E.. this
Otifi'i. j)Sy2 1W
W1 AN rEl1 - A 1' I'TUATION. BY A VE.IIY
SItll]y wol Jan, I lnont 11111i tly., to 'rlk 11Ini
011er" givpi if roliltireli. AItlri-ns M1. N. 1)Pm
ourat )lllo'i' j o 1"1 Ii w
WATANI'EI A NITlIATIO'IN IY A II EI1HI'E'T
latile yipll.g girl t ihi tii,,wnw rlk. A.I
r, N. '.. i)in ,r'rpt ,ill'it . jV2i Iw
DrePsilnnlle Rn lanl MRIasp il'rssIeI.
W ANT, :ITUIATION flY A IA,1Y TO
W , it i-ily sowing,. Ni. I dr,,ismpipkr pt11i
usiml'llhi Il haild. Addlrila IPIIEMi'HMAKEII. tlhis
ollln1 , ill it
-IITUATIONT WANTED-IMALEi.
Clerks and Maleamen.
ATANiTEI-P TIlE ADVEIITIHEII WIll, PAY
hIllftv dy lliri tonp ly arty wlhi will pro
poll'rp 1iii I a pit llp iitllinllt tRifptltlii I4 rlnllll!nnag r,
Ihoo rtkko pe r or ,l'rk 'Ity 4r .! ittry. (!til glv.
goil r.f''rns. Aiihlrp4 I'oso1 i l ', Iix 'iill.
jy2i_1 w
W ANTEI-- IIY A liIoY. AGlE In--A i)' UA
tll II i in stirn whlrtP Iln eaf i ppptpnkp, him
i f ll PriusIfn i ,llrfirp.nies given 11l pre uir-1.
Addrel s ). H. II, ih fi l'.'' --. jyeal lw
HI.ELP WANTED--FEMIALEIM.
halnllermnltlds. Conoks, Nurses, itr.
IATANTEIF-A MITUATIOIN. IIY A YOUNG
gl il. to di illpopiviwork nuil ursi',. (an
furilatil tlphe pat llty rifrrn"."es. Addires M. 11.,
this ofil,. jy2_ Iw
tW AN''TEI-- N INDIiBTITIOUJ AND TIDY
wonln foir ,ooking pnil holusiO work. li'
frPnoi.A r'Iquilt'rii, Apply Lit No. 8o Firststrolt.
j,,'Ho t l
-A ANTED -AT LABOR AGENCY 12aF OIIlOD
Star Canulp strreet, estnhllshad in 1847 ton
SCooks. Laundtlreoauo and HlouPse Oirls. WM.
ULELLAND. s24 tif
TO UoENT--IOOMl.
WATANTED--TO RENT. WITH BOARIID. TWO
V T largn. airy andi clmfortably furnishel d front
rooms, In saecond story, gallery all roundt, con
venlent to two lines rpf ears table always sup
plied with the finest that thin market nfforls.
No One hnod apply unless well roeommfnltnd.
Adhldress X. X. X., lDmocrat office, jvl tf
WANTEII9-IPU PIt1.
t W ANi'EIl- IBY A Y(llTN( I ADY-A HIT
V cation ill taip'her in-a private vt fpilpy orit
instittlltl . No olji''tioin tio go to thi' 'iuntry.
lia hlt Po'VIl yt1' P ra parY ne t'. Iletfor'-iie
given If op ul . ,l. Aildr.on N. MI. II. this
otliao .;I11 tIW
W ANT'ED -]Y A TEAH(iiEIL, Ti;lI: UII4E
f ia h usIIIti friom the 1st f lif fulv tho Int iof
Novem'.i .r. Nlltisfl"ta' ory Irpifafprllpr o4 will
givetr. AdIliress It.. it li tiflllo n. ij'e if
W ANT.'J'ElU--IY A TrFAUlfEiit. A 1'-O.ITION
tWto t!,,a h. Iin phitit'r a inmily lor ai schpool.
for hIiiril f.r titll aid two) clhildren. Aiilr'.ss
"1j " 1 hisop flO. i. It
M INL El,lA N IEOUN.
AN'I'I - lIY A +'(Y*ici.IOPETENI'T IN
wright, a Pituatioln In thpe "oeintrr. Ail
,1hppiFs 1'. I'., Imitrt erIP . r,l op ,. , 1 it3 It
tWAN''IEID---A MI' (IF 'I'ELEIIBAII IN
Ilstrumn nts in.,od . orderl Apllr,., stutliilntig
whir, "nn hti s.pi' n, pri'e,, tic., I'. O. Box No. 11r,.
1 pill 3P1
W ANTED A HITIiATION (IN A P'fANTA
I iotli i iby a PI Irlii ' gii nlltil e nd o"aut
iriveniter . NHi. 1 rf~lfprio nUpi. Adidr!p4 EIN( INFEEI,
Itlil illl n. pil it
WJ ANTEI,- A t41'1BA'I'IIIN IlY AN INIWN
I rl mipl n agna. w-. itan wlieroa i i'.nit
mipakpi ipprail f g lipralltv uy tfipl. Apldr'rip I, . I.M..
lbhi rilll ,i. Ini 1w
WANTiED--TrO ilEL, r.0 (p) O7-Il HO+M[F,
wV wholl'ill hlouiip' In N''w P)rlPana. by Ii
Yiaing 1Ipm whi will Irpvll over pLolisinn inll
, I'ppp lin I neppiipiris. Aldircas JAM EM U. ta I111).,
EPFIa Poippint. 1i'l ItiEr. La. jy:li
C AN rEI'-J-ANA'.IVEPA i' TNEI WITll A
V lcapitaI of frllmn live thppspant to tni IthiIp
a.pl dillrpl,.to f engage In a I Paylili manlllulia'
lturIag blsinIIsi. Addrslwi. - ENTEIIlllHIGE, tIlih
'TITANTED-'IY A YOUNG MAN l WIMi) ll.
VT piprvp'ld a rcanlalar alDprentionlRsh ip at thIi
IhlP inPe. of Iot, as hoi aild galteir Pipp.r ninaii
fal'ct.lring. a itulation pilh Iir t f.l traplo or in
any other rcaplpilty whra heI could mrnko his
servllas valllpbptIp to lI18 l mrllDp oyir. T'le, v' ry
twit of eilty referenc'np gvlo.ir. Addr( H. A..
)eimocrnlt o .lll ... jy:il 1w
WAANTED-D.Y A YOUING MAIJIE.I) MAlNB
T ,If sober, industrious habits. aIdi familiar
with the grocery, produco and conmission
bitsiin.css-liaviiig a large aiuaintan(e in Lou
isiana, Arkansas Texas andl imHlssippi-a Hit
nation, as traveling agent. salesman. corre
sponildent or any olileo wtrrk. HMpaks French
and English, Will furnish the best of refer
en'es. Address EDWARD, Loek Drawer sn:,
New Orleans Postofnice. jy29 1w
W ANTED-BY A MAN OF FAMILY, A HIT
nation as hostler. IIteerernes given if
required, Address 1t. W., this lfte'. y28s 1w
WANTED - ILLS FOi COLLECTION.
Particular attention paid to the collection
of all bills entrusted to my care. The under
signed will make an arrangement with mer
chants. physicians or any one having bills for
collection, at a small salary, or very small per
eentage. Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
best of recommendations furnished as to hon
esty and canacity. Address COLLECTOR. eare
Democrat Offlce. 1i,27 t1
W ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. FORMER
ly .onnected with the Press of Mississippi.
a situation. Has an extensive acquaintance
throughout the southwest; is iossessed of busi
ness capacity and energy. Has had extensive
experience and practice as traveling and solicit
ing agent, and is willing to devote his time till
the 1st of Se' tember in acquiring ir,foi mation
about and the details of thie Iine of business
preparatory to'traveling, for a very small corn
pensation. Address B3., Demnocrat oflice.
jylH
FOR SALE.
1OR SALE - I,-TFIEE BOILERIS. 22 FEET
1' long and :as inche.s diameter, with miid and
steam drume. Wi4l be delivered at any point
on Upper Coast. Apply to E. CONEi-Y & S, N.
au2 7t
1OR t SALE-A LOT OF BEN('HES. TEUS
Ssel Table and snall] Counter, fire sale. whole
or separate. cheap. Inquire at 77 Magazine
street. jty29'
For Sale.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACH.I~E, Democrat oflice.
myl tf
SPECIAL 1IOTICUl,.
Ie ardqqrters Pirat eal tnct Lotuisiana
Fleld Atitl]ry, Mth~anio' In!etitt$t, New Or
leans, AultlRt .. 1877.---Cfrllar No. ..-Thu off=
cars anid nI'mhIers of the batteries of tills coin
muand are herohv orderod to Rltt(nd n batittllin
tllntlilg on RIIDAT. the ad InstlAnt, at. I n'+c k.rk
pi. n, I'unotual attncdanlcre is rc llest' ' .
fly ordor: (,OL. 'J ON IlYNN, JR.
A. IUItEl,. Adjutant. twol ii
-Dellnltaunt Taripa rs--lItlACna' Panvrins
iartk. (irunewnld Ial. WI Jlparrone etrot, New
(rlnnans. July I, l77A--'hle HAVIN(J DANK
will advance to lahorers, MIethanile. Ulerke,
ont' the tninny nor.eacary tr paty their taxPA
linltdr Ar't n of 1H77, andr rrtray.letlt tIlay be
mnade to the Ilank In woinkly or monthly in
etlnilments. M. BIJNNEI,
jyn tf Il(ahlir,
Per the laske - Ofmee of New Orleans
City lillroad Uomptrany, No 124 (lanal street
New Orleans, May 2 1877.-- ntil further notice
trainR for the Lake will leave the city every hour
from 6 o'clock a. m. to a o'clock p. nm., frnd
every half hour from a p, m. to 9::a p. in. The 1
last tratnlwlll leave the Lake End at 10:80 o'clock
p. m.
nmy2 tif . O, 0LEWIS, iecretary.
fOR RENT.
L1Ol, RENT-TIlt EE HINGLE COTTAGE
. holosea. containing eight rooms earl,, will
tic rellted for twenlty dollars a mnouth to igood
'nantse. Apply to F. AHIIEiL, lrca Tehoupit.tlas
at r-oot, - ai It
10Rl IIENT-A OOTTA'IE IIOURE, O1l TWO
' Tenennante. Apply ti A. PLJOOM, Jefferstn
strnet, between rltarket and Jr'krn. Allners.
au1 at
m1 OlItlEN'T AT MANDEVILLE-A COT
L tht gelontllninili four rooms, with privilege
of bat -houes , one blhrink front stonemboart wharf
in lake .lorn, I.nt. $oe for the aRason. Ad
droRe K. I,. M.. f1)Pnetnirat ufflni, cll
IMOlt ItENT-NO. 98 'CIIOUPITOUI AI NT..
i ornerr of Eighth. Itent a*2. Apply to L.
WEll,, 16 Ohartrimr street, or corner if ,it,liipl
toulas and Pleasant atr.ets. nutl 1w
l41011 IIENT--NO. It EloII'lT'I BTIlEET.
lent 7. Aplyv to L. WELL, 16 (jhartrnes
at rnet,, or doirner rf Ti'hniupitoula anlid l'leasant
stroeets, aut 1w
ITIIINIMIEI) IiOMI4H TO LET-FOrJl (ili
five pgenlltlomncl oellllt b c reo.llodrated with
large, airy furnirehed iroms at, No,. iIrl outh
htantpat t rot. u, rnor of ('rilnorln, with or
without board. Tertm to sill, the tiln's.
jytl 1w
h~AMILlE (HI (II+,NTI,EMEN. DESIIIIIN(t
ilii FrnstIheld A palRtiment, Ell s.Euit Or Rsingil
crtn apply at No. 14 Dauphine strer't., norind
dior fromt Uanal. jy27 tw*
lORt IRENT-THE COTTAGE. NO. 149 ELY
Slant Fields stroet, coriaining eight rooms,
kitclhen. servannt's room. two wells and a cis
tern, together with Reveral largo lots anld stable,
The above is suitable for a large dairy, dray
menn or a gardrlnor. Int bcheep to a good
tenant. Apply at No. 146 Carondelet street.
je2s If
1iOR RENT AT MANDEVILLF,-A COTTAGE
I' on lak ehole, conirloetely furnished; near
Iolore's Hlotel. Parties renting the above can
obtain boarders, which will more than defray
expenses. For partibulars call at No. 1160 Oaron
delet street. lJ28 if
BOARDING.
1ELECT PIIVATE BOAIIDINO-- OMFORT
J ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day, week or
tnoth., by applying at the elegant prlvatt resl
dinere No. 14t Carondlllrlt street. I'trtl.es In
search of bome comforts will find this a rare
opportunity A fine bath-room also attached to
the house. Ileferonees ex'hauged(. le2 tf
COPARTNERSIIIPS.
IfIf.E ('OPARTNERMII ' HIEIIETOFOILE EX
I itlln under thie irrm atll atylie of HEIIASY
&A. UIIMMAN i tis dai dliasrolveld by litnitrtioln.
Mr. Wmr. LuJamia iee'lltrNge, withl tlhliiuib-i
tlan of thr late firm.
WM. l1 CI,l,EY.
WM. I,UIIMAN.
Ne'w (tril, ne, July aI. 1i77. trollt t*
rfTHE (IOPAItTNELIII' II' ltE'TOPOIRE EX
Satlling between the undersigned. untder the
firm of A. A. O(tEENWWOODk UO., is this day
dissolvend y mutual agreernmnt. Mr. A. A.
Orrcnwood is chargeld with the sole Iljuirla
tion of the afflTair of the nto firm,
A. A, REENWOOD.
HENY Ora 1L.
New Orleans..July 7, 1877.
flitE U1NDWIRIGNED WIL, CONTINUE
Sthe business foIr his own wcurnt, iatlrl sll
Vermlona havinlg 1any 1laimns a4galtin4t the Irto
11rm of A. A. (Ir.wtrnwo & Cto. will prelnt
themn for immdlrliaht liq!luatio to
A. A. (II.ElNWOOD.
47 Mngazin+ 4it relt.
N'w Orlansl, July 7. 1877.
IN REFEIRRINO TO TIlE ABOVE THE
I undierslgnCdnl Ie to thank 1his frllnd14 for
the 4atronage h'rtowod on the li4' fllim, and
"ojlicts of tho nml ivp tint n onn of sinme for the
nIiw lr4i, wlIrr e l, will bnr 11eadly to serve thllc
I44 lIr4toforr'.
jyH tf IIENIY (IEIIL.
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO'I'I(I'.
H11t1. FoI"r Days Rllstain.
IEFI'AIITMENT OF FINAN('I. I
City ilall, New ()rirans, August l,, * 77.
At tih rllequest o(f ImanLy 114rsons4l4 the l1ublin
tion Iof the I.IJNQU.IENT I,li4T will he post
lpnd until HA''U IHDAY next. August4.
CIIAS. CAVANAC.
Ad4mini4trator of Finance ad Interim.
44 1 It
SEALED PROPOSALS.
IDEP'AR'TMENT OF IMPIIOVEMENT'S,
IlRoom No. 1,, Crrr' ALL.
New Orleans. August, 1.1477.
Heall 1d 'roponsal will 1'e r1ceiv'd at this offlee
up to SATURDAY. August, 1. 1 877. at 12 o'clolk
in., for the eronstru4rtli(on of Nulislncel Wharves
in thr First. Ho41nd and Fifth Districts of lith
city, as perr spc'lilelltins on fl4' in the( ofither of
the City Hurveyor. Til city resorvee tlhe, right
to rojoct any or all proposal4.
JOHN McOAFFIIEY,
a142 AdlminLstrator.
NOTICE TO BAKERm.
MAYORALTY or N1w ORLgANS.
City Hall.July 28. 1877.
The average price of fresh flour being this day
ten dollars; in accordance with said valuation
the price of bread for the week, commoncing on
MONDAY. July o0, 1877, will be:
Fifty ounces for twenty cents.
Twenty-live ounces for ten cents.
Twelve ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best flour of the above value per barrel, and the
use of damaged or inferior flour in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation of the above ordi
nance, either in variation of weight or qdality o
material.
1y24 J. C. DENIS. Mayor pro tem.
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Noe. 476 and 47n Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
SAILOONS, and to the public, that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for mauufac
uring LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWEB
PRICE than auy other HOME-MADE ARTI
CLE, and of as good ouality as any similar atil
ele produced in the United States. mh27 sm
HENRY KLUNG,
LITHOGRAPHER, ENGRAVER
-AND
. P I 1J R .
811............ .agazine Street ....... 811
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
All work executed at NewYork prices. jry21
AMUJITEMENTSL.
ItIAlfD COMPLIMENTAIIY ENTERTAIN
- MENT
to begiven to the
CREN(ENT CITY RIFLE CLUB,
-At. the--
OLD LAKE EN), MIINlEBUlt(I
On Friday. AuaUmt 3, 1'77.
iROGLtIIAMMIf.
WhatlHn l nit r, ''r-dT V.I
1. 12 o'clock m.-Tµ rgent lootillg for CONTI
NENTAC1' H, (IIAtEY; thre.,, h ote for fftry eenth.
ODpn t, aill. i.tai.tn+e Bi.tty yardsi: Rsmtnl I hre
rifle.. Highest sc.re io tttake ilte bear, HShooting
ti csltn at 7 p, rn.
2. p. Ir.-Military Target Pratticn, open to
bhona l41 minembr of military organilatlonR:
with military rtlta. l'rizoe-flandome sliver
ruap. 1)iatanne 2i, yards. Rulees on the ground.
1), ntt p. m.--Olaae Uoll Mntch, under the at
sppieOs if tie New O(rleans antl Loueliana Gun
OClub.. Ope'n to all. MHvern bMl's. eighteen yards
rise. Entra,'e gl1 Co to, cover n11 eltpnses. Four
vrle- 1. (mold MadRg. 2. (otnme 1.a, pr emhtedl
by Hi'thard Rihi ihs. lPau. .- Hiliver-vlated l'latol,
presented , Mtlroser. jFonllnm .ro. 4. O huun
dred Lonted thella, )retwsted by Wallen Wood.
Eksi Arrangemente have been made tor shoot
uing sweepetake or private matehe?. )uns and
ammunition may lu hhad on the groundp.
4. a p. m.---lt'and Artillery Target Pracetin,
with Napoleon andl ating guns. by. detach
Inents from the Wstmhindton Artillery, Ioulislana
F+lnld Artillery and (lrleane Artillery.
IOAT RA4ING.
I. n p. In.-- F'our-,'tred targes, between crews
f tihe Aspiriwall, llo e, and fliverside Ulubs.
Ilstanfen ono and a ha f tulle.
2. I'a 1p. m.-hH1tnle seulls, betwoen Mr. R. (G.
Muserove'. of the Ht. John, and Mr. Madison
Dallas, of tho Orleanns (!lubes.
EVENIN(I PIROG(RAMME.
After the completion of t.the for golin pro
f.amne, gue-js will r'lair to the Washington
lit Al Ito atthend a
(GRAllD f1OllfREE DANCANTE.
Visitors are retquelsted to purcht'll.e their Pont
chanrtrnin Railroad and Enlteirtainment 'rickets
tiefotr' entering the etre.
No boats will Ib. allowed to land iassengera
onl th ltier haiP l du ring thOi flntf+rtainmerln t.
NO'TIiE.
IPONTC'IIAIITiAIN IRAILROAD.
'I'Th trains in ttis roadl wtill e rill ~vt.r'y half
htiiur frimi 12 it'c,)lock nollon iof AIG(1UH'T 2, 1IT77. tio
I,'nrnm inbttl r all wlshing to witncsm th. -ot'r
tarin ,,lnt I, Ih, given Ib tl
C(IEMPENT CIITP Y rIIIpiE TLU.
At the Lake on that Day.
'l'lt'kie fir lo at tht e omfn ifi thln New (4r
ilans and Motile itatllroala. fornler Caml antl
(iIommon strfl tl, t. Itl lat, tie ldpot. Elyslan
Fltlla set.reett. oid at i Rstat tJlPl. ilorner of Ely
elan itFlus anld Ciathornf streets,.
Itals Mh&E I). I. ItBIfNtiN. Itniivir.
SIVEItIIH IIF ItOWIN(t ILEATTA.
ATTENTION CA P'TAINI.
Canptains and l strkes of the various irew, oen
tortd for this legatta will lulease meet at Ilfaw
kine' Club ofim. MHA'TriI tAY EVENIN 1. at t
i.,'ltok. to, draw for a.itsltons.
IflCHAlI) It. WILDE,
ChIlr rnn i 'orin rnit.te.
Offliial oilpool s mol HATUJIiIAY. HUNDAY alnd
MONDAY EVENINO8. at liawkine' at so cflc'k.
fill:) 2t
GIRAND AMATEUI: REJATTA
UNDER T1HE AUMsPlCUR OF '1lHE
RLIVERI IE BOWING CLUB
AT THE
NNW IAIlK EMN,
Monday and Tuesday, AUgust 1 and 7,
Olpn to ali regular organizm, boat clubs
in the State of Limielitana.
Rares.
Monday--lingle 1timul! Hell, Double tehotl.
Four-oiared (U1g,
Tuesday-Hingle Htill Working Boat, Four
oared Barge, Four-oareld Shell.
Elegant prizea for each momber of winning
r Regatta C'ommittee.
E. A. BUIRKE, Chairman;
Hon. . R. Dia.mond. Hon. I. . Wilde,.
lOorge Kuhner, John Kuhlman.
Henry Whohtge. Henry A. Despotmier
jyaR taw
INSURANCE.
HAMUSIIUg MAIDE1BIIURB FINE INRUU
AAC. COMPANY OF HAMIUINU.
This Company is now prepared to I1.sun
POLICIES against. Loss or Dabrang by Fire at
current rates. Every 1IH8K taken by this Com
pany is partic(ipated in by three of the largest
German Fire Insurance Companies, represent
Ing atin aggr'egati capital and surplus of over
HIXTY MILLION MARK, equal to Fifteen
Miillion Dollars. G. H. gold-thus enabling this
Company to a..'pt, largen linets.
* WILLIAMI & dBRUCKNEII, Agents,
jy4 rlm 13 Carondelct street.
TIlE PEOPLk's INSUltANCUE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Omlre, No. 10 Carondelet street.
MINTH ANNUA.L %TATK1IENT.
In conformity with the requirements of their
charter, the company publish the following
statement:
Premiumn reoonlved during
the year ending June 30,
1977:
On Fire risks... t3,.7., lo
On river risks.... 4.238 97
Ol marine risks.. 5,168 00
Total Premiums ........ $48,193 07
Less return premiums...... W;7 19
147.525 59
Add profit and loss ...... 18,123 7
$6..,49 67
Less unterminated premiums 10,00 34
Not premiums received -55a569 33
Losses paid during the same
period:
On fire risks .............. $20.420
On river rislks ............. 1.002 71
On marine rtisks .....---...... 1.22 27
Rebate................... 7,141 05
ielnsuranee ................ 2,413 32
Taxes...................... 2,928 5.1
Rent......................1. 11 00
Printing. adlvertising, etc.. 672 90
Board of Underwriters... 1.564 25
Expenses, etc., less interest 4.664 r6
$43.124 23
Net profit............................ $12.45.1 10
Thie comnpany hts the lol
lowing assets:
Premiums in course 9f
collection ............ . $7,22 60
Bank and other stocks.... 56,721 05
Rhal estate.................. 13,941 95
Notes secured by pledge.. 8.694 9
Notes secured by mortgage 13,015 16
Bills receivable at shogt
terms ..................... ,.109 13
Of ice furniture and fix
tu . s .. .................. .... 2.879 1
Suspense twVrouint.......... 1.711 40
Cash on band............. . 9,6:0 9~a
Totalasst ....................... .1..2.12.5 44
The above statement is a true and correct
traneript from the books of the company.
E'NFNHT PRAGST, President.
JOHN WILSON. Vice President.
1'. M. SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
hSworn and subscribed to before me, at New
Orle.ans this loth day of July,, 1i77.
JOHN BENDEKNAGEL, Notary Public.
NEW ORLEANS, July lo, 1877.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
this (lay, it was unanimously resolvedto declare
a dividend of TEN per cent on the capital stock.
nayable on demand and a further dividend of
FIVE per cent to ALL insurers on their earned
premiums for the year ending June 30, 1877, in
addition to the rebate of 15 per cent already re
ceived by said insurers on their gross pre
miums, payable on and after the 6th day of Au
gust. 1877.
jyl2 im P. M. SCH.EIDAU, Secretary.
MIOsCLLANZOlls.
NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.
By stenmer Lonn fttar from Now Yorlt
received a full supJ,ly of TIUIINIP ME)R.
v'tr' g#rowth. I so lovein stj.r t eao
aessirtIntit of REAH)ONAIBLIE N1EE8flDS, eI
olfer at low-st market rntes. in bulk or aperr,
Ordtrs respeotfully sohltie d.
jylalm tin fIIlA;t FROT130TlEB.
No. 1i and 17 DI)umnlostr,.ct.
LJLI ENTHAL'S
PHOTOGRAPH ART GALLERY.
191............ CANAL STBEET ............1 :
TOUIIO BUILDINGH.
This well known establishment is the largaew -
and mot complete in the city of New Orleanu.
The style of pictures made by
LAMBIERT'S PERMANENT PIOCESS
surpasses. aything that can be made at other
galleries.
No one who is fully aware of the superiority
of this proceess, will go to the expense and trou
ble to have a picture taken that in a very shot
time will fade.
I guarantee the LAMBERT to be unly plo.
ture that WILL NOT FADE.
myis .m
I'. DEROUD,
CARItIIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Io and y1 Kt. Joseph street,
lBetween Tchotpitoulas and Peters streets, New
tjrleans,
Barortches, iusagles and Spring
Wagons at the lowest prices. General
repairing done on most reasonable terms,
iris am'
JULIO, 1
PORTRAIT PIAINThR.
No. 5 Caroadelet street, New Orleans.
Portralts from IlfQ
or from pictures of
the deceased (in oil or
,(rayon, from t2 to
My ART GALLERT
is a pinae of free re
sort, ant the pujile,
la invitel to vi t it at
pleasure.
DR. FAt' RIP,
A REGULARILY EDUCATE'D PHYSIOCIAN,
Continues to give his LNIE ATTENTION to
the treatment of venere an privat disease.
Recent ases uredi a short time. Long stand- .
Ing constitutionl ailments are treated With U..
oarIleled sucess. 8perm torrh rmindt -
IWeakness or Torvope Debility aznd mptencr ,
Sthe resut o evil habits ion otlt or exs ,
which produesome of thefo9wneffeo'-n Af s
eminelons, blotohes, debility, d asppoden.
dizz ness, nervousnees,dimnosof sighthou
ot,nstlpatilon, onftuslon of Ideas, and untti ,
the viotlm for bulness or marriage, ar fl,
cured. A p slcan who confines hmself ax
clusively to the treatment of a certain olass
diseases tnust posses reatkll in that s it- i :
td. A medical amphlet fr two sttnpp
MedicInes sunplied. Consultation free Cures
guaranteed. Hours: a. m. to7 p, m.' Sndays
rom 7 a. m, to m M. Ohflee o.24 xchangr
lPace, between anal and uattomhousea
myl2
LEWI1' PREPARATION.
of Fine Oast Steel to the Sulphuretted l
Those havin n used and test t vail
of this olnono, are Mu in
th is_.t 1lp be had at the Drug StroI,
aLY an many other druggist of ti city.
To the uniniltateod and septical will ay
that, in placing it before the public, have
viated from the whole conclave of inventors "of
the surest and best anti bilious medllinage" cti.
I allude to their Invtrlable sersly of Inlgre
dients. The usual and only other mode in pro
ducing Bulphuretted Iron is by the hydrogen
process, where it is mat e by und reds of
voundle fr the commerce of the world, and Is
not to be cpended on, as it contains too great a
proportion of artBon (char(coal) which cannot
be volded in the process of their manufao
turing it.
Thin Hulphnret of Refined Stoel is the pure
sulphuret of steel, having not a particlo of foro
cign matter in Its combination. It Rs made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of chemistry an
physicians of France, together with the United
it.ates Dlspensatory, state that the great object
in admlnistering iron in to gct the greatest
Stuantity into the gastric juice of the stomach, a
ft In lntendad to renovate and purify the blood.
and Its known value as a tonlc.
mysttf W.T. L,
CONSUM PTION
Positively; Cwred.
Al IIufferersfrom thedisiasew whoareanxuos
to be cured should try DR . KI.4NER'S GKLIC
BRIATED CONSUMPT.IVE POWDERS, These
powders are the only preparation known that
will cure CONSUMPTION and all diseasies of the
THROAT AND LUNOS--indeed, so strong i~,
our faith in them, and also to convince you that
they are no humbug, we will forward to every
suff rer, br mall, post paid, a >rFR TRIAL
We don't want your money until you are
verfectly satisfled of their curative powers.
If your iifeisorth saving, don't delay ingiving
these POWDEJR a trial, as they will surely cure
Price, for large bor t. sent to any part of
United States or Canada by mail on receipt
price. Address
ASH A ROBBINS, ·.
pa16 lV u0 Falton street, Brooklyn. N Y. 0
DENTISTRY.
J. R. WALK R,' D. D. S.,
We. 180 oej, 5 tmeeg,
tt Imrovee nd b sle
[iodralte IoYe,5. Contour 1Uiln so
mb4 K
F. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH,
No. 23 Commercial Place. New Orleans,
BOBenera ed o ork t to sort
notice and reasonable prloes. lsoV
Locl and Co. ese relr ; D
boeys ot allp deseriptlon madeý r te r
in a specialtr m,. Iv
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
$8 and 55 CsSal street, New Orleasa..
TO ALL SO'THEBN CITIZENS. .
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufae"
turIng interest of our native atin order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money
which wouald otherwise go to the North. at honje.
About ayear ago I started my Faetc ry, and
using the best material and payina myf aas
promptly. I have been enabled to extend my
siness and upport sw women and child
that would have otherwise left the Btate.
order still to inerease my Pactory, I would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only of
the city, but of the whole country. to give me
their al and encouragement. ome ann see me.
de14 1y INO. HANSEN
w. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE. LOUISIANA.
Practices in the parishes of Ouachita, More
house and Richland. Claims taken for collee
tion in all other parishes, with privilege of man
sen same in connection with attorneysreesi
Stherepolo eThuig
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