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INNURANCE NEWN.
Wo demand safety for those who must use
lamps; 15.0 degrees firo te1st will give It,.
'rhe Amazon Insurluwc ()cimpany, of ,lin
e.inati, hit. rKdlucndl ts cplital from ,1(l>..i.fKI
toe $3AJ,()l,0).
I'rovldoenn, I,. I., placedl tho building and
pumnpping oengines whll|h est .lher 25(l0,l0()
rvt'r ai bed of quli'ksld. alnd tlheiy are now
Mtatae uilprvishrin annd amalgamatiions have
fattcw.nll imany frauds aIld r.oblind ,thosandsiR
orf policly hoi.lorn' buht we' look in vanl for any
comporensating grinwd aeom(flished thereby.
Iofuls1o to buy ailny bllt hlgigh-tet,, non-!x
plorsivo ils; tak'e no othor; you will pay at
few crlis inorll per gallon, but yourl olil will
then burn lInKger and givo you hltter light-;
besidell you will hIave seniuredl safoty.
loineondiary firls have never b~,n so llirnme'r
ilns. in all parts of the couuntry, as during the
past few wooks. and they aro the cause of
mn uch unoeainss In firn insiranlrt. crehloe. It
is believ.. l that the schi!lastli fHoling prova
lent among the workingmenin Is re'spoInslhlI
for many iof the lires.--IN. Y. Mall.
The Canala. Insurance report shown:
atnadian m(llnpaniles (1) l'reoalurn inlomne.
$1,851,041; losses paid, $1,599,041; per cent of
prmilumrs paid in losses, 84.98.
British comipanlle (13) Prolmiuin hiome,
$1,597,410; l!ssoe paid, $1,1UU,858; per cent of
premiums paid in tosses, 73.17.
Amerlcan !onlpanllo (3) P'rolmim ll inlclol.,
$228,955; loates paid, $!9!,3851; per cenit of pro
mlumtn paid in h1(05(5, 43.41.
Total of 21 companies Proemium income,
$3,7014,00)i; los0e paid, $2,8el7,295.
The per cent of t.tal prle.liuhis re''ved
paid for l)uses being 77.33, tie highest. since
From the Clhroniele, we extract as to lire ln
surance rates as follows:
That the pr,'sent condition and future pros
poets of the fire Insurance business in this
c(oluntry call for timh hnmodaii]te anto 1 1o1rtoe
attentiotln of lfliclrs and managers of fire in
Hlranl('e comlpanies, no one who Is ((cq uainte.d
with the reckless manner In which *the b1usi
ness in mlany instances sl now Hbeing con
ducteri will dispute.
After the Boston fire, and in time prrselnce of
the disastrous results that had attended it,
molst of the surviving companies realized the
nwl.slty of adopting paying rates. But when
the business lame fairly roemunerative,
owing to increased rates and the absenco of
large conliagrations, thle greey demon of a
rivalry devoid of reason, sprang into exist
ence between the companies. T'he effect of
lthis rivalry has been manifested In the reluc
tiom of rates until a point has been reached,
nearly forty per cent below that at which
rates wore fixed prior to the Chicago fire.
I'nless the undercutting systtonl which is now
In operation be abandonosi, the existence of
the companies who continue to practice it
must necessarily hb of brief duration.
The companies who, like Individuals, fail
to learn by experience, and prepare for the
evil day, taking into consideration not only
the probabililtes but the possibiltirs of
events, (almnot oescape the cotrequences of
suchl Improvidence.
When officer's of life insurance companies
who violate their trusts, and defraud their
policy holders, are brought to swift and
severe punlshment; andl when m(anl who
asulllme the duties of comnlimisonors f insur
an(ce are made to promptly pay the penalty
of incompetency or corruption, or both; confi
dence will be restored and businnes will
Inc'roase; for the people want safe, legitimate
Insurance, and will buy it, when sure that
they will got that for which they pay. But
so long as men Ignorant of the principles
and workings of insurance are made superin
tendlnts of that business, by reason of
political affiliations and influence ; and
so long as unprincipled ofilcers are,
by Ireason iof the ignoranl(, olr coArrulpt
co-oporatiol of conmlislsioners, allowed
to Ipursue In peace their nofarious work
unlltil the catastroplhil is at hand and may not
be avertedl; and then are permitAld to escape
mll reckoning by delay after delay, secured
through thle mbecilityor conplicity of public
prosecutorIs, who faill or Ilne!glt to bring tholl
to trial after indictment, dis-trust will prevail
llIld Ilusiness langll ishi. HoY casl Lof( of ficers
of the Sec.lurity Life, Co(lntinnltal Life, etc.
All life Insurance men lar intllertl'stel in this
nliltterl, and will bIe to a certaln extent judlged
by thile ou(teolmei. (Can they bring no influence.c
SIf(Ilr to isecure tile o.xoIelltiIonl of tile law., and
piroti're the plmlllhmlnlont of the guilty?
What In Nald In a Philadelphia Paper
About Alphabetical Jewett's Threats.
rPhiladelphia Times. ]
The threat made at Cincinnati by Jewett, the
Secretary of the Louisiana Republican State
Central Committee, that in crr;ain emergencies
he would expose the manner in which Louisiana
was carried by doctoring the returns of super
visors, contains a good deal more than appears
on the surtace, and some of the circumstances at
least are known to several persons. After the
election the supervisors of Eset and West Fe
licians sent in their returns without protest,
each ridiculing the idea of protecting on ac
count of intimidation. The Democratic major
ity in East Felicoana was 1743 votes, as cast in
the regular boxes, and over 400 cast in other box
ec by men deprived of registration owing to the
alsenee of the supervisor. This br.ught the
Demooratic majority no to some 2200. In West
Feliolana it was about OJO. When It was found
that Hayes' election depended on the State all
the power ofthe Iepublican chiefs was brought
to bear on tlese two supervisors, as the State
could not by any means have been carried for
Hayes unless their parishes were thrown out.
The fact that there were no Republican votes
cast in East Feliciana made a good case on its
face for the Republicans. The supervisor of
West Feliclans made a protest after the time re*
quired by law. The supervisor of East Fecloiana
made a general statement of affairs as
they had been reported. He refused
to swear to this report because it was
mere hearsay, and he did not know that it was
true. This was afterward changed to a regular
intimidation protest, a jurat attached and the
parish thrown out. Threats were made that if
he exposed the cheat he would be imprisoned on
trumped.up charges, and both of them were as
sured by a member of the Republican visiting
committee that they would be provided for, and a
letter guaranteeing this given them. The clos
ing chapter of this transaction is a curious one.
The supervisor of West Felicians had possession
of this letter. He was shot down in cold blood
after the inauguration and the letter mysteriously
disappeared. The supervisor of East Feliciana
left the Mtate. Let Jewett speak, by all means.
WILON, dIH'LI)S & C(O.,
'PHILADELPHIA WAGONS. CARTs. ETC.
REPOSITOIRY
6t, 70 and 72 Carondelet street,
Have i'n hand a large aQnmortnbont of ("nute and
other WAGONS. CANE CATI'S for two,. tir ,
midl four mules. Light and Heavy OX CAIITH.
and alto all other articles in that lirne, at LOW
PRIC ES,
All w, rks gularat"teed. sit 111
LUMBER ! CABINS ! LUMBER I
The undersigned are still offering their stock
in trade at lowest rates. The prices of their
celebrated
CARRE PLANTATION CABINS
,have been so reduced as to be within reach of
alL Send for price lists.
W. W. CARRE & CO.,
35o Delord street,
-el tf New Basin, New Orleans.
NIW ADVERTIbEMENTB.
WALONS.
rITO CrLOE OUT STOCK, WE ARE HELLINO
sIuperlor two-h-orse WAIONH at $.( reash.
McNEELY& ITILBUltN.
so0, :it uTu&i& I m 74 (!arondllot str'eet.
PLEI)&AsE LLEDGES 1 ELEDW EY
I RESl'PEC TFULLY IiFil*UE4'T A ,1, I'I1ERONM
owing in' ,ha'k Interest on ,,rth'lrs ,rlldg'd
by thorn tio pay for .sam by Mnrtrnihlir 17. All
firrolitld ledges will invlarialy heo HOLDi AT
AU (l'TIN.
P'. M--The lOl1 will nmmoen' on the 1.h1.1
inst., nt the ornor of (:llnit i.l iolnrdon
strects, through I'Inlid' J. Maor , Ah1~t lltlo'rr.
or, 140 .J.. AN(1I,A IE.
REPOILT OF TIlE CONDIT'ION
--OF TIIE -
NEW OIRLEANM MAVIN|4r INW'ITUTION
At. the (lose of llsilness, Auiigslt I1, 1R77.
ela t lll esta 1..... '3.914 37
Loui1s4alia talet sv~n p"r cIll. bodlis,
314 M271 . .. ...... ... 2H.I9(0 0
St. (harles itel, Co., flrst mortgago
bondl. 3n4,000 .. . .. .. 34,00M On
Jllokson Itallr,,ad Co. llrst mIortirge
bonl d,$25.0t 0 . 27.000 NI0
Odd Follows' Ihll Assiilt In, first,
mortgago bools, o2040........... 2,000 (n)
loans on mortunge maturing within
so days ..................... ..... 54,41( ) 21
Loans on mortglIteo ll:' urig after 9(o
days .... . .. . .. .. . 427,192 77
Other loans and discount nmaturing
within 9o ays....va .... . 78,: 001.4 01
Other loans and dlliscountsl niaturing
after 9l dacys .. .. ......... .0i :lb1'.:
Toanln oil dema d.......... .... 279,9441 714
Cash. ....................... .. ....... 92.403 1
$2.145,083 an
LIABILITIES.
DIlo depooltors ................ ,070.:l04 27
Dueo prollt and lo ss. , 1.791 03
$2,1 145,03 37
Rate of Interest, six petr Cent per annu I11.
Wholenumhir of acoullllnts openedl . 25.412
Wholo nulnmb;r of accoulnts closed . .l t.19
Remanling oven ............ .. . (.r17:1
We, the undorsalgnod trluste'0s of tllh New Olr
lIan avs Havig1 Tnstitution. do solhemnly swear
that the above statement is trlue. to ilit best of
our knowledge and belluf.
(CHASH. J. LEI;ISH. 1Trustres.
ED, A. PALRE'IY
CHIAH. KISIHIAW\. Treasurur.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Sep
toinbr ri, 1477.
'THEO. (IUYOI,. Notary Public.
Published In accordanloe with the provisions
of no't No. 91 of 1877.
A. IDUBUCIET.
sen It State Treasurer.
JERIMEY AND ALDEnNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and freoh, from the countrl'y, to be had at
Corner Carondelet and Comnmon street-s
and Branch. No. 01 Canal street, near
the Custoln.Housec, North MIde.
The only plaeos in the city whlru, this cvlo
blratAil milk ian be iprolillred.
Pure. rluih and sweet .Jersey and Alderney
Milk and buttermilk. at h cents per gisas, rn
relved dally on 1e1. via Jackson Rallroad, from
the famous Aroolia Dairy Farm. Hahil took in
front the well-known Fowler's importatlons of
Jersey and Ahlorruny 'attll,.
Also kept on hand, Meavl Soda. Vichy. Mtin
eral Waters, Hlonmo-nimdi 'les and Pastry.
soio bbith .
THE CONTI VERtNDIAH,
Thoroughly Renovated,
Will re-olen on WEDNESD)AY, Septemnbert r,.
1177, for the ac.ommodation of gulst., bith per
mranent as, well as transient, and hoep for Ia con
tinuance of patronage so liberally ibstwed in
former years. s noI pal isll Ib sparidI to meet
the approval of publlic, ptron.lag. Terms rua
sonable. CHI. (IEC.',KH. I'roprietor.
PERIQUE TOBA(1CO.
THE CROP OF 1I77,
MADi; IN
NT. JAMEN PARIMUI, ,LOI:IMIANA,
Being the lneBot crolp sinle 172. will x.cini I In
,lUality tlhio ro., of that yoeur lthe yl,'d
will also be larger.
Persons who arei desirolus of i ittaiinlg a ~hipD
ply shouli
HEND IN TIIEllt ORDEIS .X AT N('E.
so I14 ii to make surell of glunting ill lthely want.
'I'hesi- ordelrs will be fillod accor:dig Io datl.
FIRST COME, FIR$T MERIVEl1.
Ao Hsoln 1t thIe prol'ess Of nlll1lltlli!lri i
curmnploto., by orldl'ling niW. betLior ratl'l'h rlililii
oltalindil, but 1o watit until the loliieo is reMiily
for dellviry is to Ltlak, tbo chance of a hlelvy ri ,
In pri-o.
'I'The illl lersgnod is the BO(IE AGIENT fir nill
the plantnlrsi ani lllnallllrat'inr(rer of
ORANlD POINT, NT. JA.mFER,
PER{IIQJl)E TOBACCO
'th'liese gertlemenl comprise all Ihose wlhose
tobacco tOIo
Prizes at all the World's Fairs,
and have never yet been Ilprotche.td )by
ihmitaltors.
SEND IN YOUR OIDlERq.
TIlE DEMAND FOR PI';lt(UE TOliACCO IS
INCIIEASING JIAI'[DLY, AND TIlE
CHOP WILL BE A FINE ONE.
no Not Walt and tiet the Refune of the
Crop and Pay 115 Prlces.
ORDER NOW, AND GET TlHE CHOICE WHEN
IT IS READY FOR DELIVERY.
EDMUND BOURGEOIS,
''OBAC(O AND SUGAR FACTOR,
No. 44 Decatur Street,
sle' t 3l Tu T'h H.u Now Orleans.
OFFICE ";ONVEYAoCE ItRECORD,"
No. 12 Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
The undersigned' respectfully announce'l to
tihe pulbli' that theyv are, prepieared to furnish a
o0111p1ete' Chain of Title or list. of Transfers of
Real Estate in New Orleans, back to original
grant or pur,'hase., when required; also Full
Abst rct of eeaeh transfer inll the chain; thus se
curing to tarties purchasing IReal Estate or in
vesting in Mo,rtlages Iperfect security from
fraludulent or detective titles. The method of
indetxing our "(onv,.yanece Reclord," pDecculiiar tIo
olr systm, eitnables us to, give information
inm nlcdliately,
Attruneys. Notaries, Aueietioneors. Land
AgentsI. Sulrveyorrs, n. all parties ilnterecsted in
Titl s to, Ie'al Etstate, are invited to call and ex
amine our "Record."
sel 3m L. J. DODGE & CO.
LIVERPOOL CO ITON PRESS,
(FORMERLY READING PRESSB),
Corner of Erato and Front streets.
STANLEY & CO.
eC 11W*
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention f Company C, First Reiment
C. C. W. L.-MAmburs of this orgalnlzatlon are,
rriqunsted to meot, at at Brown's l8all, Mel t,nlne
street, near I'rytanlia. on FRIDAY EVi..NIN(l,
the 7th inst., at 7 ,'clock. for the purt,ose of lo
htirrninlllli what .actilon this (CoinpIuny will take
in ri',glrtld to the prponiel ioelbration of the
coniing FOURTI'EEN'I I1 OF NVtI'TEMiBER.
By rdier of $ i. 11111 KU . ('iaptin.
HI. H. 11I'LL. O. H. st :itMA iti
office ireaen's. Charitalle A..iolallon,
Nw ()rliansu Hnpt,nil,' r 5 1I77- Hroei'l mwot,
inig JhItrild of IDoiligitets, oin T'IIUJ IIHI)AY, 6th
ilnstant, at 7::30 l . In., at the hall ,of Iloul llita
hfose Corn inyV. frth, Itllrl uiir l1 oifr itlng 111pi
the invitatil ortt.ldd to 1th Fire IGo,vurtln nt
l hlike part ii th lproi.Osion lof the 1i4h oi Hop
te+iihbr. My order:
I. N. MAlliH. Prihihlint.
IyHNuiy ANoDIY, H.o'retary. HtiS It
Receiver's On1cc, New Orleans National
Ilinki ing Asso lhti,,on,. No., : I ii ('itrolnloilt strIeet,
Now IrIrlnns, La., H., toniihiri I. IH77-Th''l cired
itors orf this Assoeliation areI hiory notilld t hat
they will r1onilve on deltrlniltr . ,llIl and upon presen
Iation of the Ilolvnri's ocirtllilleitO. a dividelld
of FIFT .,EN PEll CENT. on the amount of
their {,laims.
802 Iw . N. W. CAHSEY. Rieolvor.
Wanted---Everylbody to know that. Rod
lby plros. are noIit n~Onts for the sale of wiagtons
anlld carts, but having unlqUiiled fI'cilit.liut for
malllnllfactulrilng Iat their own factory in Whool
ing. W. Vii.. thloy utre ,r.irn d ito furnish ivery
size and strie of , INHT CLAHH 'lan, wlolums, ox,
riol, firml, htiuguisn) or one-horHn (iaiRits, tllrIe or
fouir-molllle llu.un 'Irts., whoolbarlrows, spokos,
fohllous. shafts. wagon andl iart milterlnl, etc., at
as low uprleos is ainy iiiforlor work offororl in
thllis malrket. Furthermiro,. that we use no
white pine for eart i.ds, ir bIlvk uam for hubs
lhat. weo it. In full slor axlis, LOCUHT BUBt
TllOtUI) GHtIIIY HEAHON ,DI) Alloghany moun
talln whitl, oak tmhubr. and glvn a rollable guar
aHtoo with ovory wulgon aIlll art sold by us.
Whii have a foulndry and clllltihinnll shopst at
'1'hibodaux, fromi whollno weo n furnish overy
dlesrli plini of plantation llinhinrily. Idelti
iloil with theu interensts ot thll cioullntry in which
wo live, wo rospoetflllhy utiiIit. a shi of'i. thU
ibl,uli atrnf . Ol,1t)l.IY O BItlOh'I EIH,
No0. 127 ilald 1211 (lornltln stroot, bhttwoon St.
Charles and Oilty llotulst. sel 1W
peclial Not-ice to Opeiou.sas lhippers
All friight trasittuarrdil from H:Pamors BERTHA
and BIG HNUNFLOWEIt t. Ilttle Devil ibar to
Htiiarnmrs CREOLE aInd MINNIE is Insured
. IRITTON ,t EIPPILER,
B. W. ADAMS
s.1t tf tIITEi & CAtIIIN, Agents.
Office st. Bernard Coal Company, 2
Carondliloet stroot. Now Orlianu . 1PE-HI IAL
NOTICE.-The unulersigned Is pr,,pared to con
trIat for COAL, for fall and winter supply at
following rates, delivered In any portion of iho
city:
Familiesn........................(a ponr bbl.
Sto. ....... ..................r.. ... per bbl.
Dealers ........... .....410 pr bbl.
(haullug themnolves.)
jy1l Hu&Th 2m W. H. CAMI'PBELI,, Agent.
Office of the New Orleans and Ouachlta
River Transportation Compitnv, No. 9 Cranal
strontl. corner )Delta, Now Orlanls, Aug. 30, 1877.
A meet,ing of ith, stoekhldleors of the Domn, an_
will bn hold at the ofllce thlrorof on MONDAY,
lept. 10, 1877. at. I10 u'clock a. On. for the plnrpose
of taking ilnto onsioderatin iho dissolution of
th+e Domrany. JEItD. N. CEILLOH,
ull31 (i Hcroetary.
special Notice - special Notice to Red
River hipnpers-W, have plauned tlhe very light
dratft sitAmuir TIMMIE BAKEER. with our now
Iarges ((iii whilelh cargo inusiures sn,11 as on
streamboats). Ill the shoal part of i.ol JRiver,
Thils insures certinll and prompllt delivory of all
froights shitped by ia. 'Th, BJaker will bo
joined by thoi FiIANK WIIAlD ) in a fiew days.
JOS. A. AIKEN.
au12 tf 111 Oravler stfrelt.
Delinquent Taxpayers--CltiZens' Lavlngs
Bank, Grunawahld Hall. 22 Baronne strooet, Now
Orleans. July . 1877-Thls HAVINO( BANK
will advance to Laborers, Mechanico. ClOrks,
etc. the money nec.ssary to pay thelir taxes
under Act 96 of 1877, and repayment may be
mail, to the Bank in weekly or monthly in
stallments. M. BANNER.
jy6 tf Cashier.
For the lake - Omice of Iew Orleans
Olty Railroad Company, No 124 Oanal street
New Orleans, May 2 1l77.--intll further notice
trains for the Lake will loave the olty every hour
from 6 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m., and
every half hour from ( p.m. to 9:30 p. m. The
last tralnlwill leave the Lake End at 10:80 o'clook
myv2 tf 0C.. LEWIB, Secretary.
EDUCATION.
I'E4BOi)Y HIGH MCHO)I,
FOIt YOUNG LADIES, WITil PREIARATOIRY
I)EPART MENT.
I. U. MIIA . Principal.
No. 07 Collseum Street,, corner Mt.. Mary.
Thei Fifth Annual H.ssion op,'Ins on Mondfay.
Hioteruler 17, 1877. Fir Cir'i'lars Itapply to the
l lltilnipal, at li, iheil., flroi l Ip to 11 l. m. ian
:ton t . in.. or to JAMEH A. (IILEHII4M I, No. :u
Ciii p st r+iil, so iln I oid
C(OMMEICIAL AND CLAHNIC(.AL ACADEMY
247 St. Cllnharles st root., ppositeo Tivoli Circlo.
T. H. DABNEY, Jit.. I'rlnciplal.
Huiie('ONisr to, ITon I. MI. ,Lusher.
rlMTTILTEENTit HEHSION OPENH MONDAY.
1 Hit,tlrnblr 3, 1877. English ihranllhtIts. Natu
rld H-lon-os. MaitLhlnumtii-S alndl Muodelrlln aild An
'i-nt Liingi.agutes talghllgt. For Jir-ulir'h , coltinlllt
li, tl'rii ll tistin.lonials. , atitply pit tho Aiuulo
my anl luIaillig b,,k storet. ailllt 21m cOd
_,'T. LO)UIs INMTITTl'E FOIL YOUYNG
LAD 111ES.
(Estahlished in 1847.)
Mrs. E. H. MATTHEY Principal.
All ithe branwhes of a Ilnishild 4du4ittin, in
bot h Enrgllsn lind F'rnnh. o, are tllght by pro
fessors of superlor knowledgo aInd sioonnce.
(terlmn and Spanish languageaIIl- o taught.
Musc1'. val iandl illnstrumenIttal, rcl.ive., 4p04
8lal at tent ion.
Classes for a thorough course il rn(mdel and
In object ])rawllng will te reorganIzed early In
the session. Also. Painting in oil and in water
(color-s.
For further information aIpply at the St.
LOUIS INSTITUTE, 275 Dauphine street,. Ie
tween Ursulines and Hospital.
sHt :Ia H41aSHu&.'Th,
UNIVERSITY HIGIH SUH0014
Eaagle Hall, Prytania street, cor. Urania.
The Fourth Annual Session of this school
for Boys will open on MONDAY, October 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 patrons the past session, whose names
may hbe found in the circular of the school.
Ciroulars can he had at the book stores.
For further information address
GEO. C, PILEOT, Principal.
iy3t sm P.O. Box 452.
F. NEWIIALL,
Importer and Dealer in
Wall Paper and Window Shades,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 40 Camp street.
Pric.es to suit the times. soI Irm
Rooms of the Joint Committee on the
Examination of the Affalrs of
the Treasurer's ffmeice.
STATE HOUtE, I
New Orleans, August so. 1877. J
The Joint Committ:ee appointed under Joint
Resolution No. 134, to examilne the affai rs of the
Treasurer's office underthe late administration
of the State government, is now in session at
the State-House. The public: are resptectfully
requested to give in to the conmmittee any infor
mation pertinent to the investigation which
they may have. The S,,retary of the commit
tee will be found at the rooms dailly fron 11
o'clock till 2, to whom information may be given
or to the Chairman. or the members of the com
mittee. E. D. WHITE. Chairman,
183 Common street.
S. H. BUCK,
Cotton Exchange Building.
C. W. KEATING,
No. 5 South street.
E, K. SRg~Ias, Secretary. au3l 2w
FOIl RENT.
-IOOMH, EN SUITE OR HINGLE, IN THE:
I elegant private residence No. 14 I)aupline
strret, sanonld do, r from Canal. s'.s 2w*
riO RENT-AT 1( BASIAIN HTRIEET, FUI
Si sheld or unfurnfishod rooms. sore
, 10 itEN I -HOUSE NO. 14 C(ANAL HTRIEET,
- h-two- n St. Chars an Carunein~ t l at stro ;
If dresirablh the upper part will Its rented
savarato. Apply to A. F. WE1IERt, samt place.
Her, 1II*
-IOlt RENT --- tl'LENDID IU(ICK ItEHI
- P.,c: with largo grollnds, tlres, eto.. frrolt
ing the MissIssIplnl river, bitweOnl Clouiot and
Lo.ial st reets, Th'ritrd Dist riot.
teioris Nos. 'T'hu ll)pittl uhtl, oit Colnm in. .l
Ht. (: Cl rl's st root. Ir4 St. Clhat 's streeot, trl 1s
Excrhanrn Allyw.
oI'ss.rws.Sll glven imnrdrliately. For terms
apply to A. IIOCIEIRIEAU & CO.. 1ii and IN St.
Louis Htrnet. Hot 219 1iit 23I10
0 it RIENT-A TWO-STORlY flUILDING(
t' situltitd t the corner of Drlyados andl Thlrd
str.ots, i.ar Hi'PonId stoelt market, In complote
repair, sultLablo fo(r a store, wlih shOnlvI. and
counters comrplete. Apply at No. 115 Enter po
street. soe 4 ai
FOR RENT-T-'TRIIEE COTTAGEH ON VAL
Son', sHt rlt corrner of tColisolnm, on tlhree
years' Im.s at $12 or montll. Eaoli hbes epa
rate yards, an,ll in N1o. I order. A pply at No. 57
(Camrp street t(. atstairs). , _ 4 If
I1OR E RENT--THE FARIM AND BUILDINGS
- of th'. Agricultural and Mi.ihanical College,
sltnlated In the parish of lt. Bernard, near the
Chalmtlte Monui alo,.. Parties wishing to, rent
will addrrss Look orx 317r, stating offer In full.
Approved security will be required. Appllca
tlons will bo reeolvod untlIl Seltomber i0.
so01 lot
To1 IrENT-A TWO-STORY HOUSFAls
rooms and olltar, for 1i ar month: Broad
street, No. 10. between Canal and Customhonsle:
pnt.asant nolghtborhoodr. u14
FtOR RENT-THE COTTAGE, NO. 143 ELY
- I' lan Fields streeot, ontaintng eight rooms,
kitchen, servant's room, two wells and a cls
tern. together with several large lots and stable.
ThIe above is suitable for a large dairy, dray
men or a gardenor. Rout cheap to a good
tenant. Apply at No. 146 Carondolet street.
je2o tf
REMOVALS.
RIEMOVAL........... ...... REMOVAL.
1)11. I. IANCE has transferredl his dtrmnielto
to No. I.a Esplanade stroet, corner of tit. (Cllldo.
CinSnrlltationss dally. from 11 to 12 o'cioek, at his
Iornor's ollit" corner of itonipart anul Dui.
mIatminn streets. adove the druilg store. .,4oi2 It
COPARTNERBHIPS.
r lEIR COPA fTNEIlSIII HIIERIE'TOFOIE EX -
-1 isting under t.i name and firm of IIUCK
NER& A. O., is this day dissolved by the with
drawal of the s(enlor partner. If. 1. BUCKNEi.
II. H. t UCKNElI.
JAM. BUCKNElt.
NEWTON BUCKNER.
New Orleans. Heptomber 1, 1877.
R EFEERRIING TO TIlE ABOVE THE UNDER
slgnod having nsumrld all lIlnbilltis of the
late nirm of BI1CKNEI & CO(. will continue the
Cotton Faltorage and (Commissilon businjless
anlter the same nanlo for their own ocrourit and
lrtrrest.
JAM. BU!CKNEIR.
u.sr, w NEWTOr N IiUCKNEII.
rl IJE FII0M OF APBATT & CO., PLANT
I ers' outton Press, Is this day disolid by
limitation. W. M. AIIIATT
J. E. RANDuPI H,
Now Orlirn s.. Hlt,. 1,1877. setl 7te
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTI(E.
DEI'AwRTMENT OF FtNANC.41,
City flall. New Orleans. SMpt. ;, 1877.
This is to notify all tersons interested that
Mr..iamos 8. Zaiharlo is alone auRthierlszd to
iolie't the amounts suatscrlbed for the improve
monits on St. (Charles Avenue.
J. C. DENIM,
set it Admninlstrator.
NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MATOORALTY OF NIW OnLKAIIw.,
City Hall. Meptombir 1. 1877.
The average price of fresh flour being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents:; n accordance
with said valuation the price of broad for the
week commencing on MONDAY. SHiptember 31,
1877, will be:
SHxty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fiftoen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of broad are required to use only the
best flour of the above value per barrel, and the
use of damaged or In forior flour in broad offered
for sale in this city is prohiblted. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation of the above orrli
nance, either in variation of weight or quality of
material.
uin2il' ED. PIfl4BURtY. Mayor.
TIEI CELEBIRATED
"E. CARVER"
COTrTOU.N GIN.
All Nizes and Motion, and Duplicate Parts,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES BY
OGDEN & BELL.
DEALERS IN BAGGING AND TIES,
No. 18 Union street. sel 2m
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GBUNEWALD HALL,
22.............. Baronne Street ............ 3
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
This Savings Bank will receive on deposit and
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
on such small sums of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks,
minors and others, thus securing protection
from robbery, accident or fraud, and also afford
ing a means of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
By special provision of law, married women
and minors can deposit money in their own
name, and it 'can he drawn by themselves ornly.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus*
bands parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By-Laws.
J. L. GUBERNATOB, President.
M. BENNER, Cashier.
DIBECTOBB:
J. L. GUBERNATOR. E. W. HUNTIN GTO'
E. P. CHAMPLTN M. BENNEB.
LOUmj GRUNEWALD.
my26 ly2p
WANTB.
SITUATIONS WANTEBD--I' ALE.
Governesses, Companlons, ete.
ANTEDIIY A LADY WELL VEIIHED IN
Enrglish, Frnchl and music, ia positionl as
goverrues in ita outhern Httre, coulntry pro
Itrred. Apply to Miss IH. I1.. No. 31 Third
street. Louisville. Ky. s02 5t'
Drermemakers and Meamilresses.
W ANTEDI Ify A YOUNG LADY. A HITUA
Ston to sew; it ia first--llas operato r on 5cw
Inl run'lhinnos ''The In t of reoirence given.
Addres K. (. M., thi otrlffir. pr, f
-W ANTED--iDY A MIIDDT,,l-A EI;D LADY
of thl highest rte sp ' ,talyitv, t swirg in IL
ir fly by tIe dinv. ''nruns modlaht,. Adtdrmss
__'s. U. ~ thins oflui. seb 1w w
Cooks. Nurses. Chambermaids, Etc.,
WANTED-BIIY A IE,*PECI'TAILE WOMAN,
aituntioitn as cook. A refternce gilvren if
raelulredl. Addrleps C. A.. this offlen. so, ait,
WA'ANr'l'Ei-- AI A IrHI'Ei'TAIiLE I O.LLORIEli)
rnlra, . Hsllltraton n1s cook or coa hinlan.
Address L. J.. tlls oflice, sort It
W ANTED-A SITUATION IIY A WHITE
Swomrnlll to cook and do house-work. ApI
ply at Miss Leggiti'n, No. Ilta ('arondtlet. sec,:lt
W ANTEI)--A ITUATION TO DO (OOKtI f NG,
washing and Ironing in a small family.
Good reforenoes. Apply at 171 11io. . sr, :t,
W ANTED-IIY A MIDDIE-AGED WHItTE
woman, a situation to cook, nllursn chil
droen, and to, rake horself generilly uIssiful. Ap
ply at No. 34 Constance street. .n2 1w
W ANTED-A RITUATION BY A WHITE
woman, to iook or wash and Iron. Refor.
lnees ,arn I,be given if required. Address M. It..
this offlo. sr2
W ANTED--1Y A IREHPECTABLE WOMAN,
aIsituationas, c ook ini a private family.
Address M. C., this oftinn. .t f1w
W ANTED--A HITUATION BY A YOUNG
white girl to nurse or do housowork. Ad
dress E. B., this offlc. florlolne's can hes given.
2512
WTANTED-AN INDUSTIRIOU AND TIDY
woman for cooking and house work. io
forRnocs required. Apply at No. 5s First street.
jAso tf
SITUATIONS WANTED--IIIALE.
Clerks and Salesmen.
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A HITIUA
tlion as assistant clerk or barkir.e,,r on il
sterinltmolrt.: have had experience. Address J.
E. I., )Denlnocrat office, se1;5 4t.
W ANTED-IN A WHIIOEHALIE 1GROCERY
or WVistlrnl produlce house, It situation as
sisslstant hook-keeper, corresponding clerk.
entry clerk. shlpping clerk, receiving clerk.
driver ofr a wagon, light porter. or aIny other
Posltion which tIn advertisir Is capable of fill
ng, and wlich will pay a living salary. Ad
dress B. X. L.. I)Democrat offce. sel 1w
W ANTED--BY AN ACTIVE, ABLE-BODIED
single man of good adrdress. a situation as
clerk, collecto.r, solicitor or traveol rig agent for
a mercantile establlshmlnut of New Orleans'; Is a
good scribe, and has an extensive aeqiualntance
throughout. Mississippi. The very best refer
ences from bankers and Influential business
men can be furnished. Address G. P.. In, PIoy
dras street. sO.r nt
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A 8ITUA
tifon as assistant clerk rr bllrkooper on a
steamboat.: has hal oxperince. Address J. E.
H., I)emocrat ofloie. sec at
W ANTED-ANY ON- WANTING A COM
votent book-kepecr, who Is well known in
this cIty, and who will also attend to collecting,
clerking and making himself otherwise useful
to his enlpioyser, can find ono by addressing W.
J. F., Box 2655 I'ostoffle, N, O. soe Iw
IELP WANTED-FEMALES.
Chambermaids, Cooks, Nurses, etc.
W.ANTEI - A GOOD RESPECTAILE
white woman to cook wash and Iron for a
small family. Apply on Nasliville Avenue, one
square from St. Charles street. seslt
jW ANTED-BY MRH. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
I street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand a
good housekeoper. au17 tf
WTANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY 128 GIROD
Sneor Camr street, established in 18s47 to
ooksE LAundreosee and House Irls, WeM.
CLELLAND. Jew tf
WANTED-PUPILS.
W ANTED-BY A TEACHER, THE CARE
VI of a house from the 1st of July to the lst of
November. Batisfactory references will.
given.. Address D.. this offleo. ito4 tf
W ANTED-BY A TEACHER A POSITION
to teamrh, In either a family or a school,
for hoard for self and two children. Address
" D," this offlce. . je24 tf
TO RENT.
W ANTED--TO IRENT TWO FU1INIHIIED
rooms ltt $0l pr.r monrth. Unfurnished
rooms, si;. Appily at corner Conllmron iniLand Der
tigny st rets. se4 :it
W ANTED-A I'ROMPT PAYING TENANT
will want, by the 1st of Octi,bhr. it smll
two,-story hous, in the First or Fourth DistrIrt.
rorlveniient to market and 't's. lunt nmllut tbe
low. AddIress ID. W. A. this offi(,. anlltl.f
W ANTED-TO RENT, WITH BOARID. TWO
Iargo, airy and coinlfortabhly fu rnished front
rooms, in sclondl story, gallory all round. eon
venie nt to two lilnes of ealrs table always sup
lledi with the finest that the market affordls.
No one d a ply unless well rtwcolmmnded.
Addliess X. X. X.. Democrat office. jy7 tf
INISlELLANEOUS.
W ,AN'rED-TWO GOOD IBABEItl:H IMME
• dirtily at N,,. 170 (travier street, uinder
na.,idy's f el.l, ;, It.*
WTANTiE-IN A LtAWYEI'H OFFICE, AN
tlhonst., active boy, niot. urnder thlirteeOn
years, ,f Itge. whiei, Ln wrie anlld knows Horllne
thling if the city, at N.,, 114 Common street.
s,.i It*
HTrANTED--]Y A YOUNG MAN. A HITUA
tIo in ia bhIntiniss hourse: knows En.glish.
Frennch. Gcrmran. Mprrnlsh and book-keiping.
I.,st of ilty r;eferences. Address LB.R. J., 212
Clhart res street-. set! W
SITUATION WANTED-A8 PIIIIVATE
watchlran. s18 a nmrarried nran ; htas listtth,
use of onul hlalnIil. an frIrnishi the very lbest of
refere.ces Iron the be!st mean in thi clty. Ad
dress or apply to irs T:houipitoulhs str!eet.
F4e4 1W
W TANTED - A YOUNG MAN (WHITE)
SV wishes a place as dining-room servant.
Can bring best of references. Address JOE, this
offlle. 8'4 tw
WAANTED-A YOUNr( MAN HAVING ONE
hundred dollars to loan, with interest, and
willirg to learn a good trade, will secure a rare
",han'c by addressing L. M., this ofile., stating
where can be seen. se2
W ANTED-THE LADIESTOKNOW THAT
they can get any all kinds HAIR BRIAIDS.
CURLS, etc., at VEtnY LOW PRICES. The
Invisibl, Fronts. Saratoga Waves. Partlngs,
etcl. COMBINGS mrade up. OLD HIAIR ex
changed or worked over. WIGS of every kind.
HAIR JEWELRY made to order-of any pat
tern or style. GIRLS wanted to learn. Coun
try orders promptly filled. Send for Circular.
sel PEIRCE. 1is Canal street.
.-1 P[6 FOR PIANO TUNING--BEST WORK.
"I V sio 31Sgazin.'. U. LEECH. Hoiree
'ian ist. se4 ImSu*
XW AN'lTED-EVEItYBODY TO KNOW THE
Vpricxe at which we are selling t;he ,,M I'
;SEWING MIACINE in the wrl--the New
Amnerictan.halnd aerl foot. Several secotnd-hand
WheVloer & Wilson and other makes on hand, in
pI'rf,,It order. $M to $1I each. Address IsoCanal
street. I. G. BERRY, Agent.
W. ANTED.-A BLACKSMITH. A GOOD ME
V chanit', able to take charge and run an en
gine, wishes to get employment in the country.
Address A. P., 126 Royal street. set 7t
ATrANTED - TO SELL - THREE LARGE
,'V Camphor Wood Chests for kepirng out all
inseetl from Clothing, etc. Price l$5 to 25 each.
Address W. J. F., Box 25soI Postofflee, N. O.
set tw
1,[RS. BLOCK-NO. 112 CAMP STREET. HAS
kvL on hand th.e :est kind of hel for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. .a.17 tf
W ANTED-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
.psolicitors to sell coal for the St. Bernard
Coal Company. offl$e 22 Carondelet street. Will
pay five per cent on all cash orders for either
St. Bernard or Pittsburg coal sold at follow
ing rates. Same discount allowed all pur
chasers for cash:
St. Bernard Coal .......... 5 per barrel.
Pittsburg Coal ....... ..s0c per barrel.
auL2 1m W. . CAMPBELL., Agent.
AMUSEMENTS.
JJIDWELL'S
ACADEMIY OF Mtf.I(,
A. 1O[G. Ihianess Managrt,
IHavingC hotn thororughly rlittGnd and redonor
ated lllring the summel r roloss, will opou the
sltaso of IH77 and '7H
unlllalll EvenlnaW, reptember g,
With th Er ,, u'rr of Pruit lliltat,+ir, LI.
C(OMMANDEUtI C(AZ,,Ni;UVI, his first Op
Doaranrn in Now Or 'ins. Wiii trosont n'
sori.s of ontortairmronts. I noudtarg hias
m,'st oolnhratudt| Trklks with (arIdH. amouis
Hlnight-oflluand Flrts. Wodorfudl Cabulnt
'i'rlks. anl tho groat mysunry of the drly.
the I)tJUBI,E INOIAN MAIL. in which
)MIn,e (AZIGNEUVE will apipear.
Porfror.lntno(nvory night. Wedll-dwday anid Hat
urday Matlinroo. Grand Bialhonv Coniert
everv owvning y lithR fatnmos Aoadorn~ y iand.
Box I)Mti! open Hatulrday. Hopt mlatr H, for
rosrvedl sots,. sea
GItANID MILI''AITY PI'NICN
--IY TIIE-
8IlXT'II COMPANY OItLEANM ARITILLEtRY.
---AT TIIE-
MAG&NOLIA £ARDEN,
-ON-
Munday, Meptember, 9, 1~$7.
ADMIBSION FIP1'Y CENTH.
LADIEM ADMITTED liY INVITATION ONLY.
CIILDIEN FREE.l
PROGRIAMME.
Young (tlris' Foot RIowe, from s to t.
years rf ago .... .. .. I prics.
Young Boys' Foot ItanR,. from In to 12
Years of I :g prizes.
(lent lemn's I oot liaon, open to all...I :1priArs.
Mank Ra. ............. ........ :I prri'
(llmnbing Hltpp ry Ptolo . I prize.
Priz pot, .... ............. I prlr.
Mr. (lhaillot and his troupt, of the "AlIanzar
Franeails." who hanv kinitly voluntorred thelr
scrvicves for the -oiait.on, will be heard in the
following:
Overtur. .......................(rohestra
Zouave et Oonse'rit, tro.chvloe mnilltaidrn
S 1MM. Mary ct Jullen
lor Diamants do li (Jouron n,
MIM. Kerko) ft Prevost
Ma Togitim ........... ... . Rnoult,
Jtulls ..... .................. . M.Jfulle
La tFouillo 'ouIso ..... . Mtle, Dorel
Le itlanehissour. ...M. Mary
Fantalste sur Fast .-.. MM. Kerkerl et 'rervost
Los Deux Avugles ...MM. MM, Mary at ltioul
L'honnour ot I'Arutit . ....-....M. Julienl
Les Calsers.... ......... .....Mil. Dotrl
Ie (Ghromnd,'lfonn,ur ............M. JReaoul
ILa Faute a Madarme ................. Mary
Curtain will rise at 7 o'loik D. m.
M. (tulgnol's grand i.omino-tragiro drama
(GIAND (CALL,
COMMITTEE OF AtIItANOEMENTH.
('. ROUYERl, Chairman.
ltnut. T. Noblr:,s. N. tlvter,
IDavid litsosr, L,, BaIer, Jr.,
P. (.Cslale. Geo. F+atzor.
FLOORt MANAOERH.
LIEUT. E. PACHOUD. Chairman.
leaut. K. Drouot. erg't. r'. BUrer. Jr..
Miorg't H. (luinln, 'Corporal F. Keller.
C(,rporal E. Rtubod, Private D. Risser,
I'rivat. J. KHohler. Prlvato A. i~rs)aye
'rivate J, . P . . David.
nir, 4t
OPERA HOUSE
Maturday, reptember 8, 1877.
EXTRAORDINAIIY PERIFORMANCE.
Under the patrornage of his ixcelleonuy Franelt
T. Nlcholls. (Governor of Louislana, and of
the following named ladies:
Mrs. A. Jamel, Mrs. A. J. Villere,
Mrs. E. Lafosse Mrs. 0. Blacthe.
Mrs. E. Bermudeoz, Mrs. J. Dolhonde.
Mrs. B. Nautre, Mrs. A. Te tart
a Mrs. W. C. C. Claiborne, Mrs. A A, W.ui
Mrs. . . Boudousqulo, Mrs. All), Voorhles.
Mrs. N. Houle. Mrs. T. Ommnrore
M) rs C. Magner, Mrs. Alf, Meroter.
a Mrs. I. Holdengsfelder.
Reception Coummittee.
HON. A. L. TISSOT Chalrman
J. B. HarraiJn. A. A. ker,
(Chws. De Oruy. (., Dobouhoel,
ST.Chauviere. Chas. Do Lassus,
I, J. Dupjruuir. O. Mazerat,
Chas. Vatinol, H, Mossonoier,
P. M. Oodlchaux. H. Durnl. Jr..
La. Coeullu. Col J. ii. Vinet,
B. W. Hobrard.
To be given for the benefit of
Messrs. S. D'AQUIlN Iand H. JOUDE.iT
Pupils of the Pa'rs Conservatory of Music with
the very kind assistance of the IOUISIANA
DRAMATIC CLUB and of Misses EVE
)AIIL1KHTEEN, AU(GUNTINE Bi ES
TEILLE D.. Mrs. H. MONTAMAT, and of
Mr. CARtTIERt. pianist.
Orchestra undar tho lawlershlp of Mr. H.
IIAYEv.
The deltailed programme will beo wvertisede at
an early iday, s' 2 1w
FOR SALE.
I.'OR SALI-
A Pirst Class 10-Horse Power Portable
HTEAM ENGINE and BOILERS, complete, In
thorough order, and now in successful opera
tion in this city, used less than a year, and for
sale because not large. enough for present re
rulrements of the owner.
A rare bargain Is offered on liberal terms
satisfactory commerc:ial paper or cash.
Address Box 2214, New Orleans l'ostofflco.
at25 6t crod
.tOR HALE--TWO 1 OTH. FORMING THI
north corner of Common andl ltoelrtsoa
streets, meau ing fllfty-eight feet front on (Com
monr: suitable for a fed store, undiertakers'
stables, hlrksmith or small stores. Apply at
No. 11 Claiborne, between Canal and G(lasuet,
streets. Hl. bEEBE.
au30 2rw cod*
LJOR HALE-ONE so-MAW, RIGHT HAND
1 Pratt Gin, cheap. Apply at 26 Union street.
First District. see l.,t
1 OXR SALE-A LARGE SUGAR PLANTA
tion in the parish of Pointe Coupec, Louis
lana, measuring about fourteen arpents front
on the Missiseippi River, extending in depth to
False River, and having an area of about twelve
hundred arpents.
With dwelling house, stables, barns, cabins
for laborers. and with brlck steam sugar-house'
also the mules and farming utensils and seed
cane. Apply to ARTHUR DENIS,
aul4 lm 104 Canal street.
LOft BALE OR RENT-THE TWO-STORY
I frame slated Dwelling House and appurte
nrances at the corner of Lt. Charles and Dulfossat
streets with large grounds, eomprising the up
Der bhaf of square bounded by St. Charles, Du
fossat, Bacchus and poniat stlrets.
Apply to ARTHUR DENIS.
au14 Im 104 Canal street.
F1 OR HALE-A TRACT OF LAND IN THE
-p parish of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana, meas
uring about twenty-three arpents front on False
river, and containing about twenty-two hun.
dred a res sugar lands, with brick steam sugar
house and cabins for laborers. Will be sold
either In block or in small farms, at the option
of purchaser.
Apply to ARTHUR DENIS,
aul4 im 104 Canal street.
For iale.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE, Democrat office.
my1 tf
BOARDING.
'ELECT PRIVATE BOARDING-COMFORT
S ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day. week or
month, by applying at the elegant private resi
dence No. 144 Carondelet street Parties in
search of home comforts will find this a rare
opportunity. A fine bath-room also attached to
the house. References exchanged. ie.s tf
DENTISTRY.
J. B. WALKER, D. D. .L,
No. 180 Dolori 4n..*s,
Latest Improvements and best styles of both
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry at mos
,oderate Prices. Contour ..lllng a sptctalts
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