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HOW IT WAS DONE.
The modus oferandi by which, under
the Radical administration, the moneys
in the hands of the tax collectors were
employed by the Governors, Kellogg
and Warmoth, is faintly shadowed
forth in the revelations of El. Fulton,
the ex-tax collector, just brought back
from California. These tax collectors
received the taxes, In certain propor
tions, In money and In warrants, with
this money they bought warrants at
discounts, and through the Gover
nors managed to pay them in at par,
thereby making large profits for
themselves, perhaps, but which a
suspicious world has always be
lieved were dlvided with the Gover
nor. Then, when the chiefs of the
party--the Head Chief was always
the Oovernor- were in present need of
money-always, of course, for party
purposes, he sends some old or new
warrants to the tax collector, and
made him exchange them into
current funds. It would be the greatest
a*andal to insinuate that Warmoth,
Kellogg and West's suddenly acquired
large fortunes were swelled by these
large and constant paotollan streams.
The late archive embezzler and ex
Auditor, who is tow enjoylng the lux
irles of his golden yacht in Mobile
Bay; during the whole administration
of Kellogg was the trusted mandatory
and manipulator in these transactions.
When Kellogg wanted money, he had
only to have a warrant issued and direct
his secretary to go around to Johnson
and get it cashed, and the money was
handed over and the warrant otood for
it.
We remember a little illustration of
this which may have passed from the
memories of some of our readers.
When an appeal was made, In 187:1,
for subscriptions for the relief of the
sufferers from the terrible epidemic of
that season, Kellogg, then enjoying his
comfort and grandeur at the Fifth
Avenue, New York, sent a telegram,
to his private Secretary to fill
up " a blank warrant on the
contingent fund for one thousand dol
lars and to take the warrants to John
son, get it cashed and hand the money
over to the committee for the Shreve
port sufferers and then tell the newspa
pers. We do not refer to this incident
to revive the discussion respecting the
morality of this transaction. That has
already been sufficiently handled. But
we refer to it to illustrate the manner
In which this office was run and this
corrupt business conducted.
Fulton promises to give further illus
tratilol, According to the Times inter
view, Mr. Packard was quite as great
an adept in this business as Kellogg.
It appears that he, too, required
Fulton to cash the warrants is
sued by his government, under an
obviously illegal act of his bogus Legis
lature. Fulton would not do it until
the Treasurer assured him that the war
rants would be received for taxes, even
if the Nioholls government should be
installed, as he (the Teasurer) had two
years of his term to serve. If this state
ment of Fulton be true, Messrs. Pack
ard and Dubuclet have need to explain
their connection with this exchange of
worthless warrants for the good money
paid to the tax collector by the people.
There has been a grand larceny in
this office, and some one ought to be
held to account for it, where so many
are so clearly indicated as having
shared the "loot."
We are credibly Informed that Com
missioner Chamberlain is on his way
back from Hartford, Ct., with an order
from Judge Billings, issued in cham
bers, which grants nearly all that the
Calcasleu logmen demapded. We would
hall with pleasure the definite an
nouncement that Rob Roy Carter was
at last circumvented in his black-mail
ing and free-booting enterprises in Cal
oauleu.
Our fellow-citizen Major John II.
New, who is under a promise to furnish
the DEMOCRAT with authentic and relia
ble intelligence from the seat of war in
the East, had at last accounts sailed
from England, bound to Syra, Greece,
the present headquarters of war news
and principal port of bhe archipelago.
We look forward with much interest to
the letters of Major Now, who has not
only had a large experience and ob
servation of military operations, but is
a graceful, graphic and sensible writer
and keen observer.
Sister Annie, in the sensational
drama of "Blue Beard," could not
have peered more anxiously with her
bright little eyes toward the horizon
for the expectant horseman, who was
to save Blue Beard's last matrimonial
venture from contributing her lovely
head to the gallery of similar articles of
vert'u, so carefully preserved by the anx
ious but somewhat exacting tyrant, than
did that delegation from the Custom
House which this morning rushed to
the fond embrace ofItheir rescuers, who
had at last arrived per steamer Bertha.
We refer, of course, to those gallant
knights, Tom Anderson, Gantt and
J. P. Harris, fresh from the breezy
prairies of St. Landry, who come to bring
their godson and ward in chancery,
once, too reformatory a collector, to hik
knees, and a full confession of his de
pendence and subjection to their au
thority and control.
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
17...............Chartres trett............1..
Stock at greatly reduced pries for cash.
We are now offering our large and cho're
stock of CARPETS. Of[1 CLOTH MATTING.
WINDOW BRHAotS. CURTAIN MATERIALS.
etc., at a great re 'uloion of tbrin"'s.
Parties wishing to UpJrchaL-e or t,) Inform
themselves will find it to their interest to call
and examine our stock and oricfs.
salU Lu&We A. BROU88EAU & SON,
NEW ADVERTIM5IEINT.
OiLBAN S INS IITUTE.
Day and Boardlng ~rchLel.
D)lrected by MRH. FAIINET.
1 , T............Toulouse treet ............. 99
fI' II9 C(IIOL WILL RE-OPEN N't TIlE
1 Fourth , opt nlbihr. The a ng)linl ann Fr'nel,
.rnurl are n tinder t 10 teintrol of tltinher. Io
known a)) lty.
'lhe o realltlspt nttenltinl i paid to Mlmic aIlnd
Sol fge.
Having a Irgl' and crmnm lldin.l dwnlling
with w tll v'",t lited l ,rr, ilnri,-.. l -11 . I'ifrnt t i4
diIsirei of lnking it i ltil (0 It of arldinI" 1,,ilJ,
atiny toil ¶Iaw
FOR SALE.
BUGGIES & CAIIRIAGES.
J I;E UNDEISRI(INEI) IP N'TILh AT IlIJ
Old m1and., 5 (Carondlelet street.
Anl will =.Cu1 pnrrltatgmi ant h gien for a lower
Ai hiw thtan lt-an d1 ttlr 1i' ht i Mouth for tiht, next
4xty V to to rnn i kl' I'r, om for at new fall
t.o k. Will 4tt1 Iowelrt un anry deiil-r Ili the
clty for ('ANtI. ,r litrt v. 41lty an l ninety days'
ai ilittn ll'c . toi lt u ll' i'1lO' g.*-I''.
N. 1. e-1 lnv .m oxlllintV I'()lrot fintt d nnlr if the
ol(ohbraltod Fufrll llo1 A FihEtl' ItoI and ino lop
Ihtgtgienv.that 1'11111"tie ~isurtpitmsed fJr 'enily.
olgl.lnee hrpp pnous and dutrab1i ty I n thell
United ltlt tIl. '1 hv ail' f ainiufaeturid of tll)
b'ost mni, rini; patntll whl'ol, and tixlo Itrlo'.
nitel Ihow.s. very light and yet strong, oil-I rn
I predi Enw' li h t cel 4 pringi--all fIlly giuaran
Sletid; all f whli'h will beeisihl Iin aIvordat'e with
tih ttmoti .
I hive also a nla.g stook of ('HfLDREN'H
(!AIJIIA(-EH. from $7 up to $4m; a Ifll mA)nort
mnut of VEI O(CII'EI)EM. and the ltiart JAP
ANEHI UM71IIL:ELLAN. new style ifnd water
roof. (all at 35 ('arinndell t. arl t xatiln be
torn buyitlirg clilwherc. nil unvt' monely.
Agwat i. hatvte txvtlllulv'e nale of the wirk man
ufal it rel iby Meniar. M't"lrar A& E indlll, of
I'hilnld lphin-- tih' Iiarg',t nl a nu m st .il,"e''sful
hIi t.l-is tion till lltill t of A nlllri'a. They
vinld their goot.ii ti o'-.ry tlly in the Unllitl
HMnltrt)1; have nitliny e.sltlhli ell d riepoiltorie.
well ci.,ekedwl it tflie flc'int alwrk. ovrerI Ii, '(' it1n
work In thlle very host .qlllity fTr win! r andl conn
fort, Fully qu rtanoteed for ,twelve nu.tvhli i TlthiI
I firm as ) t tI a 1 itll lhe tlnnnmial eorilitons andll
pani) ' I ior tw nt. y yearsI , il1 to,-daty I fur inI ad
vanie of iany etiiltlllthmtnlt ii the iouitlry.
P. 1 -I al.o buiy largetly of Mn'-ri. I iiirt & R1oy
nolls.i of New H ueivlln, C(nh '., tll' young will ln
t jrprising sullrersor! T of (ti.. iNen.hall. rThy
illtl ih)about ixt v j,)l1 IIt wee'k ,work thait innllnl t
hl PlrIrpanled for dlurallility raidi Inlllth, uilly
gitDt rtllti li.
(.nll .t an mlinrondiletut street. Hall exnnlinep.
atstf I,. T. MAI)IO '.
GARIEN SEEIJDS
JIUST' IIECUEIVED.
NE/'W c110I' (OF TU'rIltNI' EEtD 'HIN YEAIRN
( ItOWTH.
SAlso, in full n4ioirtmtnnt, of nil H1FANI()NAI:LE
H1EEI)H. iniiicludilln largeh lmt FIlnlt I)iitIh
iand I)rl.lheldl (Cnlliage, lsuperior
rlulnltl v.
For -tale at the NEW HEED STII:IE.
E. BAKER,
3 X3m.*.X.Urn. I x1 JIEr1ý,
No. 7 CAMP /TRIIET,
NEW (IfULEAN,.
H~ Mnd il nt by mail, postongr' paid. All orr'leri'
r mniptlly lattlinlell to. I ll 3llm
UNIVERSIIIY HIG(H MI 11)0,.
I- Eale Hall, Prytanla slreet, cer. IUranla.
The Fourth Annual Nesalon of this school
t for Boys will open on MTONDA Y, O(ticher 1, 1877.
Tl'he prlnipal will li- ath4ivneud by a( full corps of
I competellt teacher,. THe refers tly pirmissiotn
to the Faculty of thn Unlverlt y of Virginia, and
to hiR tntr no the past so s.in, whose names
may 1h flllI uind In thlii lreilar of thin l.e ,eol.
C(ireulars can be) had at the book stores.
For further infllrnminion adtdross
(lEO. C, PIREOT, P'rinl'val,
Sjyls Am P.- . l1o 430
3 1O I ICIVE.
Crockery, China, Glass and Hardware,
AT NET COMT PRICIES.
ON AfT(OUNT (IF LIQItTIDTION THE
antrlre . n ,ck1 ii tradne f lt he ilt, Ilri of
tI\INEN A. ItEl,'
Is offnreud for aini tit niet cio. piricer, for casih,
IPuo ic.hsrsiter, rtr lquite4td to {ill before pturthas
in. I, andll may rily on ftntling oxtraorllinary
good bal a.nl and at Drices Ilwuwr than can be
f ound l(. .lWiphere.
Parties ' eiring FIIIRT (CIANK (1OODB at
VEIIY LOW PILICEN will do well to call.
J. (1. GAINE , toill' lquidjlltor.
100 Unnal at rnlet.
Now Orleu.n., July 1, 877. au:) 10t
NEW kitOP TIRNIP SEED.
By steamer Lone Star, from New York. I havn
r recived at full supply of TURNIP HEED, this
year's growth. I also have In store a omlaeto
m nosortmint of SEAHONABLE HEEDH, whlIh I
Soter or low-st market rates. In bulk or papers.
Ordlnil respeetfully solicited.
3 jy22 m 1RICIIAR D FROTSOHER,
No. 15 andl 17 Dumainratroet.
II. Hi. HUMS.ANN & P. BUiLER,
PROPRaETORR OF
EAGLE ODORIENNs APPARATUS
FOR CLTEANING VAULTR.
Office. No. 25 Exchange Alley.
Orders loft at 0lo2 Calliope t., Now Orleans.
jy22 im*
P. BEROUD,
I CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
7O and 72 Pt. Joseph etrel-,
Between Tehouotitoulan and I'oters streots. Now
Barouoches. Bugles and Borlng
Wagons at th olowet prlnse. GOnneral
repairing done on most reavonable terms.
t jyl tim*
HENRY KLUNG,
LITHOGRAPHER, ENGRAVER
-AND
PF LIL T 1.T "X am ,
S11............Magazlne sltreet........1nil
1 IW ORLEANH,. LA.
All work exoCunted at NomewYork prie. jy9ne ly
WML, H. EYlMOUJ(,
UNITED STATES PAIRPORT AGENT,
NOTARY,
CommiH4ionmr for New York and other Statee
19 Customhouse Street.
jv19 ti
EQUAL TO THE BESr.
Marais Street Steam Brewery,
8N ........... Maral street ..........I6
Botw''n Conti and St. Louig.
H. F. ,TURCHKN, Proprietor,
jylo m NEW ORLEANS.
TO ARI(' ITE('TS ANhD ARTISTS.
Dosiuns will b~ r,,,,,iv r d until O'tol, r 1. 1877.
f-,r a Monullrln t f" th i nla,r of It, BT. E.
LEE. to, h, rotld in "T'i li Cirlo. ity v of Now
Orl,a' nM-not to ex\·',cd ao.( i, in (.,t. Inhllding
all 'oroind work. f ýnhdio' . oa,. All comr u
nientio to lo haddrolrc to E. A. PALFRVIY.
Ch'irnman Monumental Committtoe. N). :j7 Ca
rondollt streHt. 11112 mIn Patl
DENTISTRY.
J. R. WALKER, D.D. S.,
No. 180 Del.rd Stree,
Latest Improvements and beet styles of both
Operative and Mechanical D.ntlstry at most
Ioderate Prices. Contour FlUnQr speolaltr
mhb~tl
MISOElLAWEOVl.
IRON COTTON TIE
IMPORTANT
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In view of the constantly increasing popularity
and demand for the
CELEBRATED ARROW TIE,
The universally
recognfrlad favor
It, Tie of Plant
era. Cotton P'ress
men and Ship
pers of Cotton
generally: the
manuf eturers of a d Tie com
manding uneq ualed facilities,
hava, in addition to their iargq
st'ok now on hand, contracted
for Increnasd quantities, sufim
cient to meet the largest demand
for otton Ties. to rover thientiro
crop of the cominig season, and
now, through their agents generally, offer the
POPULARI and IRREPESSIB BLE
ARROW TIE
At 4U 60 Per Bundle
Less 2!. per cent dtiscount for cash. In bundles
compelte,. LIFH THAN '1 HE MARKET VALUE
OF PLAIN HOOP IRON: and it beingthe pur
pose of the CompDanyy to merit tho continuod
patronage of the P anting community and to
defy alI comt petiti ili that may arise, their Agents
are Instructedl to mintl act with Dealera, Factors
and Country M.rehants at the above named
prisn and terms for future delivery up to the
tfrst of August In quantities tas may be required
from tinme to time. settlements being made on
delivery.
No competltion arrests the Progreen of
the AIRROW TIL. It I* ever onward
in its course as streams flow
to the Ocean.
BRK THE FOTLLOWIF( CERTIFIIATEh ADDRESSED
TO COMPANY'R AGENTR.
Gn(l'nteim--lt aift,rl ros great plhasuire to
present you with this statement, as evidence of
our high apprecialiion of Ihi value of the AB
SROW TIlf, as a fastening for Cotton Bales.
We hsve usuil it constantly in our Presses
since ite introduction. having found no other
STin tlhat an compare with It iii uttlity. duraill
t.y and st.renrgth, and froln our own experience
we can safely recommrend it to planters as the
BEST TIE we haiv sieen.
P'rssling from five to seven hundred bales per
day. when running full time, we lntl It to our
Ihter, at to purchase the ARROW BUCKIE from
you for the purpose of replacing any other
blckle that. may be on the bale. taking the
others off -nd throwing them ihk the scrap pile
to be sold ats old iron.
You as truly,
(Stg, ed) A. P. TLUFKTN. Runprlntendent.
Southern lotion I'reCs (CUompany 'reases.
FA' TOtS' a OMI'ItEtS, I
MERICHANTS' Galveston.
NEW WHARF
I take pleasure in stating that since my
superintudoilnurley of the P'lanters' Press, we have
ben onstalantly using the ARROW TIE. It
gives entire satistac'tisi. and our pressmen
prefer the Bandnd and luckle to any that they
1 have ever useid.
I am youl s very truly.
(8lgned) F. I. LUBBOCK.
Su perlntoenent.
The above Is indorsed by Cotton Press -en of
New Orleans, Mob,iln. Havannah, Charleston,
Norfolk. Wilmington and Petersburg.
Tihanks to ptanters throughout all the Cotton
Rtates for the liberal support and patronage of
the ABROW TIE.
'R. W. RAYNE & CO.,
General Arents,
jy92p 2m d&w NEW ORLEANS.
CALEB A. PARKER & CO.,
t10. ............. Union treet ...............
NEW ORLEANS. LOUIHIANA.
OENERAL A(.NTM FOR
Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Lousilana,
Mississippi and Texas,
FORl
H. W. JOHNS
MInufllaltilror sf
ASBESTOS MATERIALS.
Ashestos Painta in wlite and all known tints:
colors mixe.d ready for use. unequallud in the
market for ldurabllllty lanld ),altiy.
AUBERTOa ROOFING,
Unkequall,,d for dlurability; no retention of
water on the roof, iukikiil to 1late
on tlhat neolnnt.
Asbesto. Roof Paint, Asbestes Fire
Proof Coating, Asbestos eteam
Parking, Steam Pipe and
Roller Covcritngs.
TEHTIMONIAL.S:
Naw OyEyANS. October 4, 1876.
Having made use of the Ashbestos Paint manu
factlurest by H. W. ,lihns. of Niw York, and for
wardetd 1 me hy C. A. I'Parker.EMnl..l 1o Union
streit, New ()rleans. to bhe testid. I take pleas
urn in saying I have foundl thnkm to be In every
r.spet-t us representtI. I (an contidently
recommand them to tiuilders, owners of real
estate alids ship ctnkt.ein s ast bring much sil
rlor., in Imy slilnion.to ni i paints this
or any ot.h-r couitry, and in fsct. tiyoad com
Sparison with any leoud) In this market.
TIlOMlAH D. CAREY.
Chemist and Palnter. Washington anud ,agnolia
strsets. New OrIs-ans.
NE.w ORLEANR. April 20, 1577.
Caltt, A. Parker & Co.:
Nirs- Haviing u1sd H. W. JTohns' Asbestosn
Pa~lnts illd I lsilln ig. I consufider them the best I
I have ovur used. ILspe)Ctfully yoursT
Captcin of Stsamn.lssat New Bart Able.
Er-Ea:'R:Nu·-R-Mca'Ra. I DnrltcV Coleman _,
Br,, hr. I2 UniiIn it r,--t. Nw Orlans.
lind C:ir'ilair and Prisr List. iy15i
U S
F. BUSUH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
No. 2S Commercial Place. New Orleans.
BELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGS, AND
General House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonablo pritces. Also Vaults.
Locks and Copying Presses repalred; i`uplicat
Keys of all descriptions made. Bare repair
lng a speclalty m9y '77 1y
SPECZIAL N 1OTICES.
Anaoclatlon Army of Tennessee-There
will hbe a ineellug of the Association TH H
EVEN IN(t at 7::11 p. nt., at. the MIhanles'" Insil
t.lt,. JAMEN LI'G(AN.
First4 Vie l'rhlslent, Ac lug Proesident.
111114 It
N'.tlce-lDurlnv the Alsenrcr of iour 'r.
Ewiing, the only p lsons tni h ,rized to eotlhet
1and1 4444 i' for lioliv fbr lro 1IS 4 E. Joitts ii
toarl A. H4thupidir.
WIIAAM I KING A C(1..
-i lhDulluent . exptayer'-- , tllzlessn' MlvilM'
Ba k, (Ilunnwalhl aHlll 21 Iaronlln streoet New
Ortleans. Jlily it, 177--This IIAVINt) ijA4NK
will aiilvalno t, Latiorrers, M4lilhanlli.. C!rl'rks.
reo. IIthe uii() 'y l'1'..W 41'ary to lipay ihoir tilx'k s
ln(lrl. Ac,' ng ta 1l77, Ittid rp.rtaymentl may 1he
rnmlan tol th- Bank In wio-'ly 'or ,nonthly in
stllments. M. BENNER.
ivjy tf (Ca:hlicr.
Omre st. IernanrS f'oal I'oinmpany, 22
('ar,'ndelelt tt" ,lt. Niw Orle-ans.- HPEtIhAI,
NiTI('E.--The undrsigned li' preptlarced to "on
trait fotr ()A, L ,for fall and winter supply, lat
following ratest, dltivered In any portion of thln
city:
Fatmllles ......... .............tre per btl.
Stsii 0..... ......................... r.511 Iper bhl.
DI)lelrs ...........................145" per hhl.
(hauling th,'ntselv.s.)
iris iiA'rtl 2m W. H. CAMI'IIELI,, Ag nt.
For tIe Lakv - offmee oi ftrw orltans
City Rallroad ()ompany, No. 124 Canal street
New Orleans, May 22 1877.-- ntil further notieon
trains for the Lake will leave the city every hour
from a o'elock :. m,. to a o'clock p. m., and
every half hour from a p m. to 9:80 p. m. The
last tralniwlll leave the Lake End at 10:80 o'clook
p. m.
myla tf nl.O. LEWIB, Becretary.
FOR SALE.
Lillt t.A1,--A LAIE HUOCAlt PLANTA
t tion in the parish of Point" Conplon, Louis
IIIna. mlasrtnlrillg a t four'o'l ' rl ilp s n frontl
on the Mistls .Ippi Ilver. .'t'ndlilinlg in depth to
False Ilver,. and4l having anl rea of abollt t VwPlv'
hunilred liirpnts.
Witlll dwlling houlle, sl4tbles, harn. Peihilts
for lahrl'o.s. nilt with brick st.tent sugar-tIlioi '
also(| thole mlll'i1 d ilurrrlltng ut'llns i, andll st44
a1nc11. Aply to AIT IITIt DENIH4
ntul4li 104 oundt str1i tl.
I'tili HAlLE ( II lKEN R '-rTHE TWO-HTORII
Sframe enilil Dtwtlling Ulonls and applrli'
nlitites iat the corner or .t. lbar lIos ani D lrfo-sat
streets with rlarge groln, omprrisinlt th" iup
'r hlnfi of wlt4t1ni boutnded by F-.. (iiarles. lu
fossalt Bn.c'hulls1 and ontlat srirncts.
P plv ,to ARTIITII IENI,
auli lm lot Carll) str'r.t.
Of10 HAIAE T'RA T (OF ILAND) IN TillHE
iL' parish of Point, f('oupee. Iliulshana. mias
uritlg aliholt twen1tv-thr1r rirpentsf lrolnt on F.'lsI
river. and(l 4,1nt1inihng alrlit twenty-two hulln
(ldrl4l news stu1tar hands. witlh brick steam sLugar
housr and rhlins for IIIaoers. Will he soldd
oithor in block or In -41ntll irin.s, at the ,optionl
of pfl tr'h a1114r.
Apt ly to ARTIHT1R DENIH,.
all14 I 1114 I itnal sftr4et.
For atle.
A Wheeler and Wilson HEWING MACHTNE,
new and In perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MAOHINE. Democrat office.
mnyi tr
FOR RENT.
L1OlR RENT --NO. ¶97 TH('OUPI'TOU LAH
1' str-et. J11lntl si. AppIly 1o ,. WElL,. I(t h.ar
treµ.soote,. or colrnr T1eh1t11 oafi l1a nd Plfas
Illt street', . sI ltl ,It
OltR IENT NO. It EIOIITII TrlIEET.
Itlnt $7. iApply to L. WElL|. in (Cartrll
street, or !orllnr if T4,o'llaitploulal- and Pleallnt
striet.s. ault ii t
14'tOlr TEN ---N. 95 T' 'HOPTl'Jl'OULAI H'.'..
1c urnllr of E1lhllit. Iltnt $is. Aply to I,.
WEI. I,,1 Ohartlr- street, or orner 1of T'leholt i
touins land Plasanllt str-es1. 1u I it
T O JIaENT-A TWO-STORY IT)UHE- 12
ro..ns a lnd 4,.lr. for $25 it mot1li : I 'fir itd
street. No.. 1, hbtwoln C'anal tlid Cllustumh"R e;
p'catat ighborlhorod, a.ll1
1isl (III i Hv"r. tif-els.11Ol R itE rOF (;A NAf
kilt'lhn, ri stern and1 yatrd, for f1 and upwarlIld.
all 2 I1w*
Llr ItEN'H'-Ill OtIE NO. ic l' REY Al11iRE
I' stroet P],4sso4i'n Hpii.nimier I: rent. low:
hous i.t, gid order. Apply to L. F. iBarrltt.
No. 7 4(%11u11eia41 p4iln1', atuaM 1w
F.OR IlENT-T'liHE Vril'lTII 4EH HRAI)ON,
tiri 'rgl trol t . connecl't llg wli th h naui
torlum of Ihe, Vtririe.s Thelrntre,. 1 ,r ounrnr,
tHh[lve, . l (,k'rn . Fia- itrure s, etc, all orl1
plte, in go,,ud order arnd ready for us'. Ald
lrec's profonnlt': fr recital to W. [.f, TI'EVEN.
14(.Hrert:rv Lti V'riltte A4ss44llation, New Orleans.
aill 21I19s
TOlt RENT-'.HE COI'TAE. NO. 14: E,.YX
I inln Fllds sltret. Conl aning eight rooms.
kit.hen. servantl's room. two wells anl la cis
tern. thkgthe. with several largio lots and stable.
The above is sultable for a lairge dairy, dray
mrn or It gardinrr. Rtent cheap to a good
tenant. Apply at No. 140 Carondelet street.
Jo28 tt
BOARDING.
((HEAP PELECr' PRIVATE BOARDIIN-A
./ small famfiv of adul s. speaking the Eng
lish andl Freneh langulages. can a4'4ommodllate
0notlotof familll's with ha.nisomnely ftrntshil
fron roolns, single or "en sRltfe," with or with
iout board by the day, week or month. Use of
prlvate parlors, piano, guitar and violin; also
bathroom granted to guests. Table boarders
rcenived. at Flve Dollars per week: wine and
home-made broad innclded withy rivate tatles.
lRatisfaction given or mlony rtefunided. Ap.tly
at 145; (tarondhlet street. Iteforences exchanged.
aul2 3t
SELECT PRIIVATE BOARI)IN COMFORT
ably furnished front rooms can he obtained.
with or without hoard, by the day, week or
monlh, by applying at the elegant private resi
deuco No. 141 Carondellet street. Patties in
search of home .omforts will find this a rare
opportunity. A fine bath-room also attaehod to
the house. Referenne, rxc:hanged. ie28 tf
COPARTNERSHIPS.
1 OPARTNERIHIP - TIE IJNTR)IGNED
/ have lhils day forrmid a c"alrtnershlp unIder
the uirm name of FAZENDI, & EIXAH. for the
pnur4444e of ra rrying 441 the Blroki'ragle tsllinn 1
In Hticks, Nto-. BJlondls. anil all Ntate and City
H1'c:lrities. at NI,. 173 Common stre'lt.
PI. O. FAZENDE,
aus 2w HiENRIIY O. IMEIXA.
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
G ItTTNWALD HALL,
2. ..............Bare nne treet............. .22
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
This Havings Bank will recelve on deposit and
oay Intetre, t at tei rtule of 6 per cent p@r annum
on such small sumns fI money as may from time
to time. bo off'rd the. ,for by mechanics, eiork.
minors and others, thus securing protection
from robthryr, naciidcr t or fraud. and also afford
ing a imeans of profl: on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
By special provision of law, married women
and minors can d0,p' sit money in their own
name, and it ran he d awn by themselves only.
Such deposits carnnot be controlled by hus
bands, parents or tutors .
Apply for Charter ar d By-Laws.
J. L. GUI ERNATOB. President.
M. BENNER, Cashie .
DrR irORs:
J. .. OUBERNATOR, E. W. HUNTIN OTON
E. P. CHAMPLIN M. BENNEB.
LOUl1t GRUNEWALD.
my2 1ly2p
WANTS.
*ITUAT1ONS WANTED-PFEALE.*I
HonMekteperu.
WATANTED-BY A IlEHI'E'ICTABLE LADY, A
5sliitiiioi tn hoiiec o'i'per. Addrics AN
Jai'kso,.n .tro',t. allt tw
qalerwomen.
W1.ANTFD-BY A YOIJN(Q IA\I)Y OF THII.
nitv. it N I lli i is n vi4 ' or nill..-Inidy.
Adhire , u or aialt No. VAr Mtgaziine -. . I.
,ntol IW
Cook., Nurmen. (ahnlmbermnlds, Etc.,
WVANT.hl A WOMM'N TI" (:i OK. WAHII
vn -l i,,nv f'ra i rit l f ltam ily. Aply aiit Ni.
ATAN'TI'l) A ilT 'AT:i' IN, IY . Ill:i.4'EI 1
V lhl-t iirl, 1.n -o k or I *iu.iri. in ni Simnrill
family, in the "'ullcrth Di 'iot. A. lir'-r K.. thiq
ft,1'-,. nuI', Iw
",T A ANT'rf - AAIT iATI)N. BY A I1 I'Et
V nihlc n girl. to In hl lI-,,Iw ir'k. Aidlr.,n K. ., I
th in 11iflir',. tol l i 1w
,WAANTERI- A HI'I'ITATIO)N BIY A YOUNGI
IV while girl a nll urie r lhoI,i girl. Il11.i
adlrirrs. (1. V l.. I)e u nl.c t oftll . oitll4 it.1,
W ANTED-A HI.TUATION Yi A Wli 'TE
womtIn asti k or wllh lr alit i toner. Thte
bont ofit rr'f'erctn' givenii. I'!,.iae atl.dlhr I It.,
No. .tt M .ý oltillnei stret, vityl. a11114 I
W ANTED-- A HTTIA'TIOA N BY A IEAPirtT
iale coloredi wwn ill cook, washeir anti
Irinir in a lnsmall fam ly. !14t1 of rIvflrt.nc.
given. Adldrcs K. I.. le.mo.rit, ofl.e. itul It,.
W ANTED-BY A MIINDDLE-AGED LADY, A
situailion as 'l k nursre, and willing to
ike challtrgen ofi ivtll 4 (or Iinfants. Do not ob
11et to erotai ttin Gulf lto any part of T.rutse.
)o01 referenet' given Ie rtqiirtd. A ldrlts
Wrs. Hlimletll . '2 .ia k on iI, t trirot.. "fill 1W
W ANTiI)- A HITUATION flY A YOUING
girl to ,-,k, wash and iron, or to wash
and Iron alono. Addlro.e A. (1., this[ offlo.
MITU ATIONM WARTED--MALEM.
Clerks an.d Paleumen.
W ANTED IIY A YO;UNG( MAN--A HITUA
f ion in ai wtioltbiial gri ery or Illtlor
W ,ilIl ,t i,14,01 to fo to l o cour ntry. Ioslt
rite f ,en-., If r,'llluir"d. Address M ', t.a lofl ti) .
liill4 1
W ANTED- liBY A YOUNG MAN. A HITUA
iliin tin e rk or iany way uiseful In a orm
menrlalI housne. Atihlrm Y. M. C., this offl'e.
11.1114 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
W ANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN (IONVER
W 1ll«' with thei ri.all Igroeory busintes, a
sitalt on in either city or cliirntrv. Woldk I e
willing to work foran ii.nlill siltiary andi bontrd
until Ocl.tor. PilenRe o. rlr'el A. If., care of thi.s
i liINe. ni 2 3t
HELP WANTEID-PEMALi.
Chambermald.. Cooks, Nurses, ete.
W ANTED--IN INDUI.TRIOUM AND TIDY
a oman for cooking andt hoiiieO work. lto
fornien ' requlred. Apiply at No. 0 First street.
i iilt f . .
W ANTED-AT LABOR A(:ENCY, 12s GIOD
near tamip stroet, e.Hntil.htel in 1x47 ten
Cooks. Latndrtanes and House Girls. WM.
CLELLAND. P.42 tf
WANTEID-PIUPIM.
A WIDOW LADY (IA FINE l'lAN.Ti') lE
V iqi iflld iv tel, t'h, l ihbiool in IhI ill nllll t y.
Best of rrilrclle.n givel. Al"drlst.i M., 73 (arin
dl(l-, vtrol[ . stu11 1w
WTANTED--BY A TEACHER, THE CIRE
t lof t hotie from tlu lst of .Jurl tio the lfet of
Novimniber. lnitlefaivitry reoeriencos will
gvllol. Alddlres U., thisl oftl,. j2a4 tf
W ANTED- BY A TEACHIER, A POHITION
tl to inuh. In llither ia fInily or a school,
for board for self and two children. Awndress
"D," lhis offive. j124 tf
TO RENT.
W ANTED TO TI ENT'- A H 'lrE ilF OOMt,
niifiriinhiil. ir ian eawlilre Sieond tlor,.
Ilims mu41 I i l Ii rge ani d 1r . it contral Irtelt-lion.
(tanal North ilniilllmpart, or lilurbon strol.n p
fir,, i d. Addriir (eI. Il., tfieinooi atr i tlle. ani12i .
W ANTD-A HMAIL HIOUIHE COTAIN
ing thrto or fo r rlloms, or part of ia ho-t.
with ithe samn number of roorms. Muost. ie, in
walking llnultence of Canal street. Address V.
I. M.. I nostiffll hb ¶112011. aUiR 1w
W ANTED-TO RENT, WITH BOARD. TWO
Slgi. n i ry and om fortabl y ll rni sh-d front
rooms. in l sond story, Iallery all round. con
vnient to two linesi of cars table always sup
llied with the fInt-t that th(le market afords,
none unti apl unless well recommended.
Addil c(5, X. X. X.. Democrat office. jy7 tf
MIMIELL ANEOUM.
IW ANTED--A YOUNG MATi. HtON OF A LATE
V otlton broker, and of highly rspeltabih'e
farmily, wishes to learn the cotton business.
Best. refereness given. A small salary expected
Ariress ,. C., thi ofl eo. ault atl
W ANTED-IhY A YOUNG MAN. ASITUA.
tion in a country store; would be willing
to work foi his board only. Address H. I., this
ifflDn. aul5 lIt
ATANTED-EVERYIIODY TO KNOW ThiAT
t Dr. KING. of Nbw YorkF 1F In the city,
stoplping iIt 5 North stroeet, where ho- may beh
io-iulteid iTy li persons addttid lt tho uia ofIIf
oillulI o1i" morphilino. ourtl guaranteed.
mtul4 IC"
WANTED--TWO LADY TEACITERH-ONE
lcol c tiiet llt i lhtter hranchie of Englihi
the othIer "es first pirletaint. Apply at Ht. .ioIs
inlNtitutt, 10. 275 D!Dihit etrietst, from 9 1,0
p. ci.. Iail4 1W
W ANTEID-HITUA't IONH FOLR MAN AND
Wift (whliitel. Macin ioa i'thmicniIi. womnn to
iou hoitln wolrk. N,, oinj.,tlons to tthe country.
Adldrne T. ILr II.,_ Dnr.ralt ofti.. anl4l tll
W AN'rED-A YOUNG MAN. WHOSE TIME
iis llo o, uied after "1 s clock p. m,
woihli like a osition of any kind.to whIch he
ionihl duivoite that time for Ia smalloomfensa
tloii. Itleren.e giv.n if riqillirnd. J'lealu nd
t roess IDlWAitD, )emiu rat. otlic,. 111112 ;It,
W-ANTEII-TWO HUINDRED AND FI'TY
iolleitore to .ell ooal fur the HIt. Bernalrd
(iial I milniauly, otlloi' 22 Carondeiat etreet Will
- v live per rent, tin 1all naeh ordtrs for eIther
Ht. lurniid -r Piuiiirg coal 8thl at follow
ilna r',es. Hi pe di.neollnt allowed all illr-"
ihtai4-lrn fur eitsih
Ht. Fi, rnard Cioal . r.. per barrel.
Pittltburg Coal . .......-c0eu per harril.
5112 1in W. H. CAMPD ELL. Agent.
WITANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOJUN(I
S ran twenty years of ag. in a store or any
'apauity that will enable him to support himself
and widowed mother. ('an give ogood reference
as tr, "har'cter. etc. Address WORK, Democrat
office'. ius1
1 1' FORPIANO TUIN N(1-BEST WORK.
* *)'ý ta Magazine. DI). LEEChI, Soiree
IPianirt. ;y9 1mSu
W. ANTE - BILLS FOR COLLECTION.
Pa rtiular attention paid to the collection
of all bhlis entrrusted to my earn. The under
signed will make an arrangement with mer
chants, physicilans or any one having bills for
collc('tion, at a small salary. or very small per
centage. Satlsfwation guatranteed and the very
tbest of recommendations furnished as tuo hon
oaty and canpcity. Address OOLIJO'TOB. rare
Drnmor.rat o01,. 1j27 tf
WTANT'ED-1- Y A GENTLEMAN FORfMER
l y mrne r"e'l with the Pr}sf t Mississipi,
a ci ,ration. Has in 'extensiive atiqaintatr."e
thrugtrhut thiSHouthwst ;i- ros-r'- id ofr b-ii
i1 ea .,e'it y and 'nergv. Hias hal exthn'rive
ixpemri* nri's and Sinaratie' a. tirave lint i'nit sol "it
In a.S-'it. aridl is wlling t dvo' his time till
the ltrt of So tmr-it'r in iartlwiring it ,r miarion
lahbout nrid the ditails of the liner of hbiroi(
prr'Katrantory to triavring, for t very Prnall (.,m
p-rnsation. Address B.,Dernocrat offi:e.
jvil
LOST OR MISLAID.
SOST--A Bf'N(: r F HIX KEYS, COMP,.i
iiig three small iron, two sk le:ton ald ( nec
it' rt hruas key. 'Ihe ilnder will plea-; i,.av,
them at this offl'.. aufi it,
I OXT-A PROMIST ORY NOTE, DRAWN
-A and Indorseid by John PashIy. dited July lar
payablev h irty drys after date for the amount of
$e. Parties are rcanrin d not to neuotiate the
above note, as LaymeLt has been stop reiL
A. PARY.
New Orleans, August 8. aus9 i4 )
AMUSEMENTS.
!-ijll8OLFTt)N (i.- I)FN. P+v.
lJ I&Raln MILITARY AND ('1%u'1
F'E!E C11AI11ETRE
T'I ll ovlr, riSv ,F['r of' m
Waishington Arilirry Ats'tiodtitna.
Y4 INi)) V.'I'Ilri414 1 A Ni) lI'I 1)NEI4I' v,
timuit 2A. 21 and 22, DM77.
OIi)1 wIichu''n'iini ivil Is. pri'~int it' I~ hoi
The Dlnltof te ''Npid
olg,,s i sil iii" v in or i-i'i ir tloiwr i'rp'
in ;niiatiiir'.s, fit~r'.', mhil. 54)0w riiiiii dii
TIInoriginal ')U 1111G" 11o.' n( "olig'. by
ntbtivi' o 14in ig t nhior ,i t fll!:'. .54? ilnr ', wit Ii -
titifi d orgiati-!tu ''t ; ig t.,tnnrl
naid 1ni14fnilt)i~i rio li+"1v popiinii~r AtITI'Et1lI
i'hIho. Art lilory, .ooin! owlt ill ,i1nim viP n'i4.
witl conga tniI v lili it'i, n l nr ti
hldirio , ('ti*. iin'holiot g miifi night with aii
M4PIRI:U DANM ANTh.
litrr'frinitilomn in 'ltiirgi' or ito' bury hrini
tho aaot~nl~oH. atpopuar piors
Muel i by 4140 W. A. I rooK anod 'tring 1 anod.. ii
full uiulirmni
l'rinninnadtone(iiort. hogln i)litii at r, fIt . tit
Vmtrformnuni'n bi'fi daily sit. p. tn.
I iirrio Danuuntt' lii'i1 flu lit. 1', p. in.
Trarolrporlratiin niiiringooi'iiit will I ri+" Ii-fr)
and i'iirnjdi't n.
noay and will hit varlimi 'n, 'm night.
AEdmladIon, Twlenty..flve ft',mq..
Tloitu nuny Ii., ho n ironi nov mi"nihF ho ii lls,
g-aa'"irilii 51. r 'i. I ll'cr t ( ll t En
WV. 1. Htir)cd1)N,
(tli in Jontt . ('in oil i Ni,
(ihnlrmn CIiom ni itlon of A rrniilg Cpiuti
]y39l 0115 12 1927021 22
RUAND INTP;mTA 1NMEN'r
--antd
4WILIrAUW1 MOIRII~t DANAGANTE;,
for Ibm
II1NEFIl' ( OF TIlE UNIF"01M Pl-d4
I1;EA(E:NT IJIBETM,
It oml iny A, Louiliana's Own,
ItitW ,A KE 1, INT),
wa~tumrday, AIKnum 25. D477.
t ',Ioii "Irig ubt 12 In.
I. lShootIng M i so r nh ) yorrmlp, Willwih nrin glreImb
rilbue, op.04 iioly Ii, iiinonlii. 1 ~Ii Militiary tCon
lOKnil". Eiitriini' fen. t. I'rliz. 44 li-mr C'i 'oilr
with Mt~ami mii(i (11,4)"1451. 4)n t ulhitli~or ott
,lt,1i'i nhitOl'5. 9540no1 441.
2. I(latn stall Malw'h. P 1'0, l" lIvir A En
trionl Imie, r' ( Ii tila. (puo to l ill.
3. Swnummnng M-01i, :il) yard'i. i'rlze, So in
gold Enm mon ll ' 55loo. 2l tr,oit. Oren Ii) oill.
4. WkIT Iliumn, o0''-l400 liT in Iio and~ rotorn,,
-Prlies. $2 fit goail.
2. 'Job i)nini. 201 y) 4d51. Prizi', sr, In gcold.
- ; Ti bionc , to iouri loon) at 7 p. in.
7. 11011, Iii (oil)11 ,11 at 9ip. m.
f Hbolrim, ptlou to flail, tO nont~.
(nenit and allmun ition (U rnlsliiniI on fliti
gro~in n'1.
O)ur og iia dany fit ho molrlolninint will be free
IA? thn public;,
Iutllos' invlt~at~ionu moonbii had from any mem
bar,
All monrlon ion lii mail'. on apppllmation to Ft.
h1('ftllr51nhn (or 4 ol. F. Itorlond. dr., '07 I'oydruis
utroist. or ('loSiwlandl, 1311 IRampart stroot.
104t12 ltii %'&F5r 2w
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEITENT
NEALED PROPOSALS.
OI,'Fr FI" ILtM4I's (tH -ttITABTl. Asqor7A7Aow,
City a I, , Third Floor,
New Orl;ans. August 14. 1877.
H,'n.ld proposanls will be received at this oflit
until r12 m., A ugst. 24, 1877. for the building ef
FIFIY-T WtO VAUILTd in (lypresa Grove Com
(t,'rv No. I, lsw,,ording to speclflcationson file at
this nill"., Tihe atssolation reserves the right
to rejrct any and all blds.
THOS. DEVEREAUX,
FRA.\NK KEEfIN,
anl4 lit Cemetery Committsr.
9FALED PROPO@ALA.
D)KPARTMaPrT OF WATrw'IRWBKx AWln PUBTlwI
Buildlngs, New Orleans, August II, 1877.
F.lted proposals will he reaelved by the un
dersigned until WEI)NEADAY, August 1.,, 1717,
at, 12 o'clock m., for REPAIItM TO ENGINt.
H1OUSE of Htearnm Fire Company No. 22, iu
as per plans anid slpeetfications on flle in the
offi e of the city surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject anly anrd
all bhids.
I'arties making prnoprals for the work are
required to delosit. wih the A,lminis. rator of
Finance, ., an evid.lnere of their Intention to
abide by the adjudieation, tihe amount of $tit in
cash, which shall be forfeited to the city in ease
of failure to sign the contract.
Bldders to whom the crntraet is not awardled
shall have their deposits returned to them., on
the day adljudication is made.
Proposals to be indrseld. "Proposals for re
paIdr to Engine-house of Steam Fire Company
No. 22."
JIAMfE D. EDWARDS.
Administrator ,of Waterworks and l'ubllie
Buildlings. aull srt
NOTICE TO AKEIRS.
MAYORALT'Y or Nrw ORLEANS,
City Hall, Alugust 11, 1877.
The average price of fresh flour being this day
eight dollars; in accordance with said valuation
the price Mr broad for the week. commencing on
MONDAY. August tI:, 1877. will be:
Fifty-:seven ounces for twenty cents.
Twenty-nine ounces for ten cents.
Folorteen 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 thle 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 quality of
material.
aln12 ED. PJTT4fBURY, Mayor.
LEW N' PREPARATION
of Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.
Th"se having used and tested the value
of this compound are rlesptefullye Informed
that it c.n te had aet the Drug Store of I. L.
LYON and many other druggisti. of this city.
To tho uninitiated and sker,tl",d I will say
that, in ilre'in&g it tbfore the pubii;* I have dl,
vialed from the whoie eol;ve oni o I Inventors "'of
the - urrat antl ho.t anti- hl ilus rt cl,,, 'ti 4 " " tt,
I allude to their invai iahl+e ."":r-rey of ingre
(dients. Th" usual and onlyp.thrr mreide In pro
doluinga Bilrhulrctted Iro'n l I ty he ydr(orge~n
pr''..sm, wthere it is rmadcle by hundreds of
pounds f,'r the eornmr;ere of lth world, and In
not Ito be dlip, ndede on, as It 'ontairn too groat a
proprrtion of carbon (,:hrr'sAli, whtch cannot
tfo Arvreitd In the process of their manufa.
toring It.
This Iulphnret of Refined Pte'l is the nreu
inliphurt of s.tel, having not a .,rtiicle of for
eign matter in its combination. It is made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of chemistry and
physicians of Fran'o, tog'ther with the United
stat,'s Diupeneatory, state that the great object
in administering Iron is to get the greatest
enantity into the gastric juice of the stomach, as
ft is Intended to renovate and purify the blood.
and its known value as a tonic,
my4 tt W. T. IJ

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