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IISBUIACI NRWI.
Voumlalome ' flow has, after examination,
pronounegd the Michigan Mutual Life all
right,
The lose to guest by the burning of the
1]4de Park Hotel, near Chicago, will amount
to e7ao or $10,000.
The order of eourt appointing E. D. New
eomb reoeiver of the Atlantic Mutual Life has
been iappealed from by the company.
The policy list of the departed Chlicago Life
&M been purehase. by the National Life; and
now the National Is undergointlg an examina
taon at the hands of the Illinois Insurance
Department.
The Indianapolis waterworks cannot sup
ply a fire pressure which will raise a stream
of water to the top of a three-story house; at
laut that is what is sald by the members of
that oity's fire department.
San Francisco has a hoard of Supervisors
who have appointed several of her firemen to
be inspeators, judges and clerks of election,
In ease of an alarm it would be nlateresting to
learn to whioh their attention would be given,
the fire or the poll.
Another coal oil disaster, this time in Phil.
delphia; a lamp explodes, and as a result the
house is destroyed, and poor Tillie Deburrow,
aged fourtoen, is burned to death. And so the
army of victims is increased day by day, and
so it will oentinue to increase, until strong
erfiinal laws, vigorously enforced, put a re
etraint upon the cupidity of men who grow
rich by the traffic in explosive oils.
There can be no test avplled to a life in
Surance company which will more fully show
the result of its management than the test of
its returns to the insured in dividends. The
amount which is returned is entirely volun
tary with any company. If the amount is
large, it certainly shows good man.ement
if t is small. It shows just as certainly that
the management has not been so gool, and
tt the Investment might have been better
male.-INew York Independent.
Which Is all the merest bosh. A company
dolag a large tontine or endowment business
could make no show at all as against a com
Sany whose business was nearly all on the
''ordinary life" plan. Then the amount which
is returned being "entirely voluntary;" divi
dends larger than safe management would
allow may easily be paid for the purpose of
ensnaring fresh victime by rotten institu
tions. The truth is, dividends have no legiti
mnate place in life insurance at all; either the
pollcy holder pays too much for his insurance
in the first place, or what Is paid to him as a
dividend is just no much wrongfully taken
from the assets of the company to its own
weakening and his disadvantage in the mat
tar of protection.
It is rumorl that the MassachusBtts Legis
lattre will give proof of its want of confidence
State supervision by appointing a special
commEisson to examine into the affairs and
condition of the life insurance cotnoanies
chartered by the State. If the appointment
of a special commission be a necessity after
so many years of supervision of the compa
nales by a commissioner, whose role duty it
was to supervise thile companes, of what use
Is all the costly machinery oft Htate super
vlsion?--Chronichb.
The costly machinery of State supervision
Is of no use except to furnish large salaries
to men who should be better employed in a
)ltter business, as witness the following list
of companies in the hands of receivers, all of
which have been rotten for years but have
been advertised as sound by State super
vision until within the last year or so:
Continental J. P. O'Neill.
Security, Wm. H. Wickman.
New Jersey Mutual, Joel Parker.
North America, Henry It. Pierson.
Guardian, Henry it. Pierson.
Widows'.and Orphans. Henry R. Pierson.
~ rve, Henry R. Pierson.
New York State, Henry it. Pierson.
Lt. LOu Mutual, Von Phul & Bent.
World Mutual, Ex-Roc. ikosendal.
Republio, Chicago, Sam'l I). Ward.
American Popular, Ed. Z. Lawrence.
Chicago Life, tCe. M. Bogue.
Atlantic, Albafy, Edw. Newcomb.
Protection, Chicago, E. B. Cook.
Columbia, St. Louis, L. E. Alexander.
TWi OTTOMAN HORDES.
Constantinople Letter in Philadelphia Presr.1
The last division of the reserves has
been called into service. This is com
posed of men of fifty or or more years of
age, and it will number about 150,000,
most of them being drawn from Asia.
After this comes the rising en masse or
the called to arms of the able-bodied
opulation. The European reserves are
to be stationed at Adrianople Sofia and
Bolonloa. When the unolasefied masses
are summoned to the field the Standard
of the Prophet will be unfurled and the
Sultan will take the supreme command.
That will be a critical moment, for it
will be an appeal to religious fanaticism
and to a destructive war between Mo
hammedans and infidels. It will be the
signal of the massacre and extermina-.
tion of the Christian Ottoman subjects,
This may not be intended, but it will
be so ubderstood. The Porte cannot
testrain the unbridled fury of the bigot
ed followers of Mahomet when it calls
upon them in the usual form to fight
for the religion he founded, and to crush
its enemies. It was the intention of the
government to enlist Christians for the
exterior defense of Constantinople, and
negotiations were entered into with the
beads of the different Christian commu
aities for that purpose. On their advice
the projeet was abandoned, and, in
tead, it was determined to form a new
organization for the protection of the
ca.tal itself, a civic guard, of which
the Sultan was to be the commander.
It It is to be called the "Imperial
Guard," and will be composed of
men between 20 and 30 years of age.
The deoree does not mention whether
Christian will form a part of it or not.
They oentainly are not reliable cham
pions of Mohammedan rule, even the
most servile and debased of them.
old Boespla.
If yon don't ind Soapina which is manufac
t~ured with borax the best of all laundry or fanm
ily soap. J. H. Kel-ler. Ieo Gravier stroct. the in
venter and patentee, will Day you double the
irice you paldfor it.
New Orleans Savings Institution,
N1o. s mual street.
-A.OULTON. N A. PALFREKY.
CARL DOHN. T. L. BAYNE.
DAVID UBQUHART. GEORGe JONA$s
JO.N O. GAINEs. THLO A. ADAMS,
THOS A. LAr.z. cOHRIBT'Na CBaNam n
ONA0LLuLJs. SAMUEL JAIDeoN
ISmStAllw.4. nDspotm.
D. UmWm1RAB. trestI
ahu IrDrAw. Treasuer. au N -P
rPteIAL WOTIOCUS.
Bnmanel ttleO--Nm se aac e oLe t wan
fulrlmaroivated, by #1 eren of the FMeoon'1 P)ie=
otI. Court for the ti&rish of Orleans, on the 12th
day of deptenmber, 1ts7, se14 Ht
lltlne to the Pauitle-The underullaned,
niritor pf the srer.es.on ,f Mrs.
A A, D Ot widtw of enn ';aiEaoux,
informs the ttl ill that ho will give iI l no,'t'
sary information in regard ft the Rnnolry nr|i'ri
tooroiultsl., orrites, nt.., offrrend for lrt Fle on ao.
count of canil srllccnrsion, by Plrr'Idt .1, spnar.
auttlnnetinr, FIn also off,'rs hil services for thr'
OOicr,eU andl lnildalidrtiln of all purtl ncr'rrrinl f
after their purchase. . ¶IARL,.EPIED.
tis5 (ltbrrne estreot,
saltt __ Opposite 141.. BIrnarrd Markrt.
From aind aIter August 2ii, I142, ir.
ftEDWA1iDJ V. I1UE1 holds my full power of
attorney. JFE,1). IENKTl, Gromer,
Cor, Mt. Philip and beatrur streets.
R0111i 1i ll i17*
Apelal W.i tice--To led River Chipper..
We are taking frlights at iftlh water rate.
d1i tf 1iiit Oravlir street.
apeeIal otle-Partle. having elalms
',alnet the .t,.eamboat UItEAKA will pre unt
them withoutrl Inlay to J, H. MiUNE& CO., &o.
9 and ii Delta stroet. se itf
hank, Ortuiewald Hail, i Daroungtreien .qeW
Orleane, July ...l 7--Tis 1AAVIN.g f K
wll advance to Laborer, eha lerk
t th money necessary to pay their toa"es
under Alt Nt of 117, and repayment maybe
made to the Bank in wee 1r Ithlyn.
sytfen Cashler.
eo the Lake - omen Ot Oew Orleans
Pity allroad ompany N 194 COanal street
New Orleans, May lST1,-U!tll further notoce
trains forte e will eav te city every hour
from aIo'eiock a. m. to I o'lok p. m.,
Svery alf alr fro$ p.m. .to :10 p, m. The
ant scrtrlnlwl leave the lake lnd at 10:110 o'clock
g. m.
myvsi tf OC. LEWIB, Beeretary.
EtIZW ADVE]TIIEMENTS.
NOTICE.
JEWEL MILL IIARD MAIOO,
No. ids Oravler Street.
I most rs.eoetfully announce to my friends
and the publle that my neloon heas e en thor
oughly renovated and reouened for the seasonl.
Tliakng my friends for the patrooage so lib
erall bbstowed in the past I hope to merit a
eontlnuane of tthe same. BIeppetf lr1.
sets at ( B. IT I'MANN.
LADIEs' FINE StO0ES.
ALL STYLES.
AT THIE "3RED STAR,*"
Corner of Customhouse and Tolrhon street..
One sq.uare from ('anal street.
snit, 2t
FOR mALE.
35,000 FIET O1 MIXED LIMBEIR.
(CYPIIEIM AND 'INE,)
Eighteen months in ynrd. Apply at corner
northeast of St. Charles and Peters Avenues.
sr14 It
WAIONN.
T O CLOSE OUT STOC., WE ARRE ELLINGC
su erlor two-hra e WAOOb M 6 '- as.h.
sep at iuTIk&F 3m 74 Carondelet street.
JIREAT REDUCTION
--TN TIR -
RI7DICI S
- oF TTu -
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
SBWAREI O WORTMLEMO IMITATION
MACSINEM.
THE SINGER
WILL LAST A LIFETIME.
HEND FOIl ClRCULAIt AND (AHII PRIC''ES.
Address
THE SINGiER MANUFACTURING CO.,
8S CANAL TR.EET.
se13 thhl
D. LUIZ,
Formerly Corner of Canal and Bourbon
streets,
Hles the pleasure to announce to his friends and
the tiuhlio in general that he will open his
on the fourteenth of September,
at No. 1Il Canal street,
between Baronne and Dryades strei.s.
Orders for Marriages, Dinners and Balls will
be proDerly attended to Sel2 1 w
bPhCIAL TO SPORTSMEN.
loo U M C Shells. loaded, I 1- ............. 12 40
1o0 U MOC hells. loaded, I 1-. .... r,
oee U M C Hhells, loaded, a1 1-- I !- .. 2 rt
25 Mhells, 780. to Shells. 1 rto.
E. B. Shells 25e per I0o more.
1. eto., refer to eharysAof owdOr and shot.,
Agent Laflin & Rand Powder Company.
RSa 1w No. t Tehoupitoulans stret.
WILSON, CHILDN &. CO.,
PHILADELPHIA WAGONS, CARTS. ETC.
IREPOSITORtY
08, 70 and 7S Carondelet street,
Have on hand a largo assortment of anne and
other WAGONS. CANE CARTS for two. three
and four mules. Light and Heatvy OX CARTH
and also all other articles in that, lno. at LOW
All works guaranteed. se4 Im
PLEDGE s PLEDGESI LEDUESI
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALLPERtON8
owing me hack interest on artIcles pledged
by them to Day for same by September I5. All
forfeited pledges will invariably be SOLD AT
AUCTION.
P. is--The sales will commence on the 1ath
Inst.. at the corner of Conti and Bourbon
streets, through Placide J. Spear, Auctionneer.
see lot J. ANGLADE.
TO MATAROEBO SHIPPERS.
Parties against whom suits have been brought
in the United States District Court for non-cnm
lliance with the conditions of MATAMOROS
EXPOIRT BONDS executed by them in the em
bargo years of 1l62-1865, in favor of the Collector
of the Port, can place the matter in charge of
the undersigned. who will attend to their inter
est propoerly.
H. BONZANO. Custom-House Broker,
No. 2 Clinton street,
Near the ceontre entrance to the Custom-House.,
on Customhouse street. sell lm
. a0. CAOMCL
OrIII. O. t.na O. OIBars..
SL. CA * . OHA. J. OAMZXm
A. CARRIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Boyal and Customhouse.
Liberal Advances made on Oonsiganments tc
our friends iln
LONDON. LIVEBPOOL.
aees 5midD BAVBE and BORDIALr.
PHILIP HmIuCH,
CO O P 20 2 ,E
so, 5254.5, 6, S and eo North Peter street.
Eanufactory-Corner St. Louis and Miro streets,
New Orleans.
Has for sale choice green Hogahead and Bar
rel Poles; also new Sugar Hogsheads, Molasses
Barrels. Half Barrels and KeRs, all sizes.
Prices moderate Satlsl.aotionguarasteetlc
seT 3m d4w
WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANThD-F-PA IMALe.
Drssnlskers uand Memstfmfremsts.
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
woman to cook, wash and iron. C.an bri~nt
the best of referncn, Is a good pastry mrk.
Apply 27f0Ht. Charles ,treet. Rol
W ANTED--l H A YOUNt LADY. A HsITUA
. tion to sew; is a first-ola,. operator on pow
ing inachintp The hbot of referonoe given.
Addroms IL U. M., this offlre. see If
*Iousekceperu.
W -kANTED-1- Y AN IN 'El,IrGENT YOUNGt
Swidow la,. iin reduo.d Ir',, nm.ltanr's,
employment nlth)or a.s at holsekonpor or copy
lt; luntnroptional referene,. Additsl M. A.,
Dmroo1rat of11o1. no9 tW
hooks. Nurses. ChamBermalids , Ete.,
W ANTED--IIY A COMPETENP WOMAN.
at Rituation on 'ook and dining-room ser
vantt, or to do dlltin wa.thing and Ironingt . liost
of reference.s onn be given. Address I,. (.,
Demoorst. offme. o15 -iat
W ANTED-A MITUATION BY A RESPEC(T
nblo white girl to do house work. Addross
M. F. f(, lll JuliRa street., . Rnr at
WTANTED-BY A FINE WAMHIIR AND
Sroner a situation in a large private family.
Can give the best of roferennos if reqliuired. Adl
drmss MARY ANN, Dinc rtat offloe. s014 It
WANTED-BY A WHITE (tllL, A SITTI
ation to do hmius work. Cnn give good re
forone's, Alddross M. O, nt thin olmne. RBell t
W ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AOED WHITE
woman, a situation . tn e'ok, (kCan glvyr tilhe
host of referennes. Addressm M. B., this ofeo.
Rell lit
W ANTED-A tITUATION BY A FItRHT
elas ooosk. c e fortoe gifvon if requirnd.
Address L. R. N. this ,of1I1o. sOg
W ANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUs AND TIDY
woman for nooking and house work. Ito
feronoes rrequired Appl at No. 51 First street.
josut tf
KINWI WANTE.-EIMALU.,S.
Chambermsnald, Cooks, Nurses, ete.
W ANTED - A G(OOD JItEHPI(TAJII,E
whitii woman to cook, wnih and Iron for i
small family. At, ly at. Ilano Ht4trn, 114 Canal
otroot. Touro Buldningt, potf
W ANTED--IBY MRH. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
strront, for the 0ollntlry, one Cook. ono
Washer and no Ganrdenor. HIas on hand a
good housakoCVor. U17 tI
W ANTED-AT LABOR AGENCY 1is GIROD
noer Camp street, established in 1847 ton
Soka LaNundresses and House Girls. WgM.
MITUATIONt WANTED-MALIt,.
lcerks and salesmen.
W ANTEID-A H'ITUATIOIN BY A YOUN(I
imnl oif goodl nillioss. no asnl'noman li I
r-tail ,r w h'l)iln.al, idry goidsi or gr''',rv hosme;
h1lL aoi tli , t .I r y onIs XII'I'erl)ll i.+, aiiil ran fur
!nish ht, t if iofi.ireerirn as ti'o "itin'.ontr atnd
abilit v. Arllrln's t. A. NELHON)N. this off',.
ni4t 3it.
W ANTED-A HITUATION-AM MALEH
nan, entry or shipping colrrk, by a youing
mail with aevon yars' ox oprleno, who has
also it praltient k nowldnl.r if Inook-koeping. Ad
dres'a W, 1 P..ti i's ofiler. ____ I1W
WANTED=PU(PILM.
"WTANTED-BY A TEACFBER, THE OCAIE
Sof a house from the 1st of July to the 1st of
November Satisfactory references will.
given. Adidross D., this offloo. ine4 tf
W ANTED-BY A TEACHERF A POSITION
to teMath. In oithorir a faRmly or a school.
for botrd lfor self and two children. Address
D," this offlo. eJe24 tf
TO RENT.
W ANTED-A COT'AtGE OR SMALL TWO
Mltrv hotirns., with at. 'least ,itr thir 'bedri,oim,
and gas th roulghout the holusel , Rnt. not to ex
ioo·nl .20 pr monthl. Iaymr.t prom t, in nl
vannn if di'lr',l. Addross ITENAN'T'. Ilnio
'rit. offlen. sol3 4t
WANTED-TO RENT. WITH BOARD. TWO
large. airy atnd )omfortnbly furn Isbed front
rooms, in secruond story, gallery all round, con
vonlont to two lines of cars table always sulD
plied with the finest that the market affordt.
No one need Raply unless well reoommondd.,
Addr'.s X. X. X.. Demnocrat offlen. jy7 tf
MISCELLANBOUS.
W ANTED-A FIRST-CLASM CUTTER AND
S itter. Apply at 149 Bionvllln streetM. so
W ANTED-AT DENECOHAUD'H REnTAIT
rra lnt. two young man compentnt to work
In the dlningroonm. No othors ne,.d atp.ly.
nel4 21
W ANTED-BY A BOY HIXTEEN YEoIB
old who reslies with his parents, t sit
uation iany kind in whilh hle na make him
silf lumsiol. Ploase addaimoss FRIANK K.. Philip
street, hrttwoon Olara and Magnollia. sti
W ANTED--A SITUATION. lY A I'RACrI
mitl linaksimith, ,n Ia siugýtr phtlant'lon;
Can also mniake hlimsl'if nn;ttll itn atny other La
ptaity. Address1 T'. 1'. CONN. this moo.
R'"14 It.
WTANTEID--BY A YOUNG MAN A HITUA
Stion to drive a groery wagon or at.t'nd to
a 5sore has Mome )l'tle expcrierne. Aldressm
C(. T.. ilnmoerat, ofmfce. l0i4 It
W ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A JOURNEY
man tailor to work in ithe shop. Apply to
Hamburger, under Masonic Hall. e0t8 It
WANTED-BY A YOUNG, ACTIVE COL
ored man, ta situation as dlining-room
servant, or to do general house work. attend to
horsesn drive carriage, et,. Address JAME.,
.hls ofTime. _sell 4t
WtANThED-ltY A YOUNG MAN, A ThT
t ionll in any kltnl ,f business, so as to bhe
ccPupied. flaisi-n ' lerking in this city for the
Iawi ten years, and van furnish the best of refuer
onoe. Address H.. No. 15t bt.. Joseph street.
s5113 1w
ATANTED-A MMAIL FARM ON THE MIM
sissippi river, twenty-flvo to lifty miles up
or down, with itnrprovements. orange trees, eto.
l'rioe fron sl0est to $S00, stating tArmes. Ad
dr ssto F. LE J3"8QUE.
ll12 lot* 97 Exchange Alloy. Now Orleans.
W ANTEiD-EMPLOYMENT IN THE COUN
try by a marriod man of family, consist
ing of wife, grown son and 'laughter. The
daughter Is capable of teauc'lhintg school. Would
bl. willing to act as assistant overnser on a Asgar
or notton plantation. Itestof reeommendlations
given. Address L. I)., Democrat offile,. soll t.
W AN'TED--BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE
rl-nced young man, a farm with stock
and Implements to work on shares, or will take
charge of it for a statled salary. Best of refer
once furnished. Address FARMER. Democrat,
offlice, set If
MRS. BLOCK--NO. 142 CAMP STREET, IAS
on hand the best kind of help for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. au17 tf
WTANTED--BY A COLORED BOY-EM
ployment of any kind. Is a good house
servant., and can attend to horses. Address
HOUSE BOY. at this office. s012 It
FOR BALE.
1OR SALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO. NEARLY
new; will be sold cheap. Apply at 224 Eighth
street se7 tf
VOR ALF-ONE seo-AW. RIGHT HAND
1' Pratt Gin, cheap. Apply at 26 Union street.
First Distrlit. 502 sIt
For MS ale.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and in perfect order will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE Democrat office.
myl tf
LOST-FOUND.
T 'UND-ON THE TWENTY-EIGHT I' DAY
of August, a tlne SE l TEll POINTERI. on
St. Charles street. between Seventh and Eighth.
C ,lored gray and brown. The owner can re
gain the same by paying for this advertisement
and proving property. Call at the corner of
Rousseau and .fackson streets. sela It
OUND-ON THE MORNING OF SEPTEM
Fber 11, a COW was found astray at the Levee
Cotton Press. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying expenses. Apply
at the corner of Blontegut and Moreau streets.
se13 at*
W. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LOUISIANA.
Practices in the parishes of Ouachita. More
house and Bichland. Claims taken for colle.
tion in all other parishes, with privilege of man
. e same in onniection with attornes re d.
m._ mote. seTbuil
OR RZWT.
TO RENT-THAT DELtIABDLE TWO-fTOBY
I bri k rsild noe No.1t Julia street, between
Camp and Ma Pine stre-t,. containing plne
rooms, bath rooms, etc. Apply on the promises.
spll it*
FOl RENT--1THI DEHIRABAL TWO AND A
F half story bril.k wlllnt1, with all the mod
orn Improvymenls, ealls, .Uiningroom, archedil
parlron, airy boIrraotlm, Irathroml. servants'
rornls, largte paved Ryar,. estrn ,nd we'll. sit
UInt'd on I'rytlnia strOl., No. Ill, bitwe,'n
Jsephine and Mt, Andrew street , I'Posesi~in
given on the lit of Octorhnt. For furtt4er oar
ticulars apply to E. CONEIIY
tleoO if Uorner Canal and Delta irto.r ie.
frlo 1REN'r--TOFFI NO. l; BUrltfUNI)Y
1 strPnt, in rolar of WI ani Howing Mtirhine
Compa.ty, Apply at. Ie UCanal street,
-tla'l'h HHn.
TO IRENT-THIEE PLEAHAINT AND WELL
furninhed front rooms, without board, on
first and sanond floors. Apply at No Ilr4 Ht,
.Josnph street, between Camp antid Mangarin
streets. Seta tw
D lIIMRABLE APARTMENT EN MUITE Oil
singln, and newvtl urnlsher, can bieo sur n
in the centrally lonated private residenca No. 14
Dauphino satret, Aecond door from Canal.
Pelt Iw
F01 IRENT--RAIHED COTTAGE. aS EJIATO,
newly btilt: seven ro'nms; gas throughout;
rent Si. Aptil on the premises,
sell WoFriu Iw*
FtOR RENT - TRIG FINE AND WIELL
located rosidence No. 212 Carotdolet etrent
With fine, largn double parlors, hall, and all
the modern improvamefnt. To a good tenant
will be reted reasonabl,. For terms apply to
.1. CON EtY &. HON, corner o Canal and Delta
streets. sell If
¶oiRoBENT-AN ELEGANT Htf IT OF OOMM
on senond floor with pleasant front Kal
lery; well locatnd for a deitinet or oculist, or
ted rooms and parlor, furnished or unfurnish
ed. Apply at 219 Canal street. , ae lw
tFO1 RENT-TE H IANHNDHOM TWO-.TO)RY
brlik house No. 077 Blnnvillestroent, between
PIrleur anid .Johnson streets, containing fourteen
rooms, front gallery, hiall, arched patfore, mar
ble mantles, bath-room, storte-room. gas
throughout, wood sher garden and stlables. In
qulre at the corner of I'riour and Bltlnville
streets. Ret 1W*
IROOMH, EN HUITE O(t HINOLE, IN THE
It elegant private resldenao No. 14 Dauphine
street, second d1 r from C(anal. isoft w"
TO B'NT-I-HOUME NO. 174 CANAL HTIPEET,
tbetwenm Ht, Charles and Carondelat streets'
if deslrable the ippe . .art will hI, rentAd
separate. Apply to A. I. WEBERD , same plac.
sRe Im*
0L1o1t IENT-TRIIE COTTAoGE.S ON VAL
I onc street corner of I:ollneum. on three
wars' ln.Mso at * 2penr month. Each has p.pa
rate yards, and in No. I order. Apply at No, 57
Camp street (up stairs). ne tlf
TjFO RiEIT-THEI COTTAGE. NO. 1411 ELY
sian Fields street, containing eight rooms,
kitchen, servant'p room, two wells and a als
tern, together with several large lots and stable.
The abov is I ultble for a arg dairy, dray.
men or a gardnor. ont htat to a good
tenant. Apply at No. 14 Carondelet street.
jes tf
SOARDIWO.
IE AECT PRIVATE BOARDINOG-OOMVIrORT.
i ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board by the day, week or
month, by applying at the elegant private real
dence No. 141 Carondelet street. Patties In
search of home comforts will find this a rare
opportunity A fine bath-room also attached to
the bhouse. iferences exchanged. i.ns if
REMOVALS.
-IRMOVAL-THE FIREMEN'M INHItRANCE
S(:OMI'ANY has removed to No. .s Camp
strent. Tutlan IJuildin, between Grasvier arnt
Comimosr strerts, in frots of Htnt' Ntiosnal Bansk.
se5ta w It, H. IENNEIII, Meeretarry.
1REMOVAL .................. REMOVAL,
1)1t. H. RANCE has transferred his domincil
to No. teo EI. planade street., cornrn of Mt. Claude.
Consultations daily, from 11 to 12 o'clock, at Ihis
Coroner's office corner of Empart and Du
mainm strents, above the dreg store, se 1Sat
CITIZENS' SAYINBS BANE,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL,
S ...............aronnestreet............SS
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
This Savings Bank will reoeive on deposit and
pay Interest at the rate of a 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 protectiop
from robbery, accident or fraud, and a afford
Ing a means of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
By special provision of law. married women
and minors can ideposit money in their own
name, and it can be drawn by themselves only.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hue
bands parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By-Laws.
J. L. OUBERNATOB. President.
N. BENNE. Cashibler.
DI Ri UTTOBT:O
. P. HUBERN ATOOR E. W HUNTI GTOF
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
myv tv2e
T. A. BECK,
C OOP..1.A..GSll,
Ofe and Saleasrom, No. 2e Peters st.,
Manufactory. Carondelet Walk. between Roman
and I'rieur streets, Newo'rleans.
Has constantly on hand Sugar Hogsheads.
Molasses Barrels. Half Barrels, Kegs and Flour
Barrels, new and second-hand.
Orders for Hoop-poles filled at the lowest
market rates. Particular attention paid to
trimmIng. ses 8md&w
COAL. COAL. LAL.
W. G. Wilmot & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE AND CANNEL
COAL.
Families, Steamers, Factories, etc.. supplied
at the lowest market rates.
Coal In casks for shipment.
Office. 1c,6 l'oydras street, New Orleans.
Yard on L-vev, head of Robln street.
sel HaHnWc lm
CARPETIsh
ELKIN & CO.,
168 ........... Canal street ........... 168
Are receiving new and elegant styles of
AXMINSTER. VELVET,
BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY and
INGRAIN CARPETS,
OFFICE MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICES.
CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
OIL CLOTHS, from six to eighteen feet wide,
At tie Lowest Prices.
se2 l1m2dp
I .DWELL' .
ACAIIRMY OP MIUAltI,
A, RIWGI, BuIlinna Manager
Having ben thoroughly reflttod and redloore
atd duroing the sunmor roernR, will open the
atasoon of 1x77 and "7H
nuldaty Kvenlng, , ptn mber i0,
Wlto tAr Emorrr fv Protldl lt tqnur, LE
(A•HiMANn .I CUAZN11JV,. hie fir4t avn
paranrt in Now Or Pani. WIIll rTront a
molt 'Olnohr,.4 Trioka with (Tarja yaimo lu
)n8lght-of-1 a iI Foate. Wonderfnl Cabinot
Trlok1, nutbo gtaatnymºir of the nlay,
tilm t)OUE111E A MA , In wmoh
Mme. CAZN IEUVF willap oar,
Porforrmanoo oDer nwar ht. Wadnoaday ad(l HMat
urday 1 atinln. Grand BIaloony Oonenrt
overyto Pnlin0 liy the faors Aeadarny. Band,
Brx Offino onn Haturday, Linptnmbur a, for
reserved ase e. ann
EGATTAS-
To bh given by P. J. MONTROWjt. at Blloxl.
Mlainaiippl,
ianlnay, leptenbem r I¶.
Opnn to all yashtt mneauring twenty feet and
und'r. _eli 4t
ROWING TOURNAMENT
AT THIt
NEW LANK ENl .
THE SINOLE BCULL ABElLL,
Offernd as a prlie by the N. 0.0, IR. I, o. and
Major Chan. Hot, ltr now on exhibition at the
popular hwoetulrt pf the latter named gentleman
T hell was built by the elebrated WA
T ,of Troy, N, Y, Iof paper; bha nickel
,lat.d outriggera, and all the lateat improve
ments, and Ia of the mnlnimum weIght.
The pll in are reaspeelflly invited to inapnct
thli wonder of naval architeoture. see
EDIUCATION.
PEABODY H.I.H SO8lfool,
FOR YOUNG LA DIEM, WITH PREPARATORY
DEPARTMENT.
NH I. I HA W, PrInelpal.
No. l1 ralseansa street, earner t. )Mary.
The Fifth Annual aessnon ovtns on Monday,
Sttntemlr 17, 1477. For Clir'Ilars apply to the
Principal. at the school. fromn 10 to 11 i. t. and
I to r p, nm, or to JAME$ A. CltEHtHAM, No. so
Campr, street. el Im rod
ST. LOUIS INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
SLADIES.
(Established In 15471,
Mrs. E. H. MATTHEY .. .. Principal.
All the branches of a flnishled nlduation, in
both English and French, are taught by pro
fesors of sup rior knowledge and sience.
rmm an d an al ish languatge also taught.
Mulsc, voca antd lostrumental, re0cives spe
cial attention.
Classes for a thorough course in model and
In object Drawing will be reorgaireld early In
tbh sesson, Also, 'alinting in oil and in water
colors,
F.or irtber information apply at the Hl,
LOULS INBSTIT UTEH, 7r Daphline stret. ,obe.
tween Ursuflnes and Hospital,
eel im HaHtI&Th
T. SIMEON't4 SEILECT 00H1L
181 ANNUNCIATION STREET,
Between Thalia and Melpomene streets.
This instltution (conduteli by the Histers of
Charity) reopened on September 1, 1577.
The Sisters conslder thmnselves conscien.
t.rlualy ilund to respond to the confidence re
posed In them by parents and guardians, by
giving to their plopils a Uhristian and virtuous
education: strictly attending totheir intellectual
improvement sand cultivating that refine ent
of manners which will fit them for soclety.#
The course of instruction (btsed upon that
pursued at Mt. Joseph's Emtnetburg) em
r~aes Orthogrph netiln Grammar, Rhet
oric, Composition lain and Oro mental
ing, Practical and Rational Arithmetic, ook
keoeing, Principles of Algebra and Geometry,
Ancient and Modern Geography (with the use
of Maps and Globes Astrgnomy. ared and
Profanti History, Bi'ograPhy and Mytholegy,
Natmral Inteilectal ant Moral Ihllosophy.
Logle. Botany and Chemistry, French, Music.
TnMs PRAit MNTTit PAYABLE 114 APVAfoGE:
English COlsas,. from . 1t4 to $10
French Classes .
antrane--pald but, once
Muscl, Drawing, etc., form extra charges.
UrsaRnAL OsganvAuot s-l. A month com
mrnnnced will be oonsldered a month completed,
no deduction ben made for absence. 2. . Books
and stationery furnished by the institution at
current prices. a. Vialtors are earnestly re
quested to call only on Saturdays, bentwen the
hours of to and r, o'clock, to prevent the inter
ruptlon of swholantlc exercises..
-Also-
"ST. VINCENT'H SCHOOL " in connection
with the above, re.opened on tho, same lday.
Se7 Im
COMMERCIAL AND CLAIBICAL ACADEMY
247 St. Charles street, opposite Tivol COircle,
T. S. DABNEY, Ja., Prinoipal,
Successor to Hon. I. M. Lusher.
rf' IIRTEENTH HESSION OPENS MONDAY,
Septomber 1877. English branches, Nta
ral Sciences. Maihematlcs and Modern and An
cient Languages taught. For circulars contaln
I1g terms and testimonials, apply at tie Acasle
my and leading book stores, at 2m mod
ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
Day and oeardlng s.ehsel.
Directed by MRS. FARNET,'
.................Toulouse street.............
rlHIS SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN ON THE
Fourth September. The English and French
courses are under the control of teachers of
known ability.
The greatest attention is paid to Music and
Soifage.
Having a large and commijodions dwelling
with well ventllated dormitories, Mrs. Farnet is
desirous of taking a number of boarding pupils,
aulA tool 2taw
UNIVEII4TY IIIOBH SCHOOL,
Eagle Hall, Prytanla street, eer. Urania.
The Fourth Annual Session of this school
for Boys will open on MONDAY. October 1.1877.
The principal will be asslsted 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 be found in the circnlar of the school.
Circulars can be had at the book stores.
For further information address
GlEO. C. PREOT, Principal,
Jysl am P.O. Box t4.
SIDNEY B. SWIFT,
Veterinary Surgeon,
(PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL SURGERY AND
TEACHER OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
IN THE ST. LOUIS VETERINARY COL
LEGE.)
Having located in this city, begs to intimate
that he may be .onsulted daily In regard to the
DISEASES of Horses and other domestlc ani
mals. by addressing him at No. ots Camp street,
or Leonard & Maxwell's stable. sell tf
JENR.EY AND ALDEINEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and frMsh, from the country, to be had at
Corner Carondelet an Cermen streets
and Branch, No. 69 1anal street, near
the Canstnom-HoIIuse, North nlsde.
Theonly plaeer In the city wherethiscele
brated milk ,.an be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Milk and buttermilk, at 5 cents per glass. re
ceived daily on ice. via Jackson Railroad. from
the famous Areola Dairy Farm. Haid stock is
from the well-known Fowler's importations of
Jersey pand Alderncy cattle.
Also Sept on haud. Mead, Soda. Vichr. MIn
eral Waters, Home-made Pies and Pastry.
set lysthp
PH(ENIX HOUSE,
No. 90 St. Charles street,
(Next door to the Academy of Music.)
Opens to-night. Thoroughly refitted and re
painted in every department. The most fa
inmons rfreshment house in New Orleans.
RESTAUBANT LIQUOR BAR. O)YSTER BAS
LOON. BOWLING ALLEYS, AODA. MEAD
and CONFECTIONERY DFPATNE~T, Cin
cinnati LGERa, Ice cold. see
AUCTIOW( SALES.
ft Vin..nt a Co.
BOOTH, HtW)PE AND flfl0o(AN4.
I0Y VINiV," T ,@" i.-1 '. rrlnnt, Auntjron
nni·- Will he mold at their ea wlnrr~o i(Un~, .
62 and rit C(Icetomhotian Wtrent, kn HATUITI1AY,
Hk ht,ntnbe i~ 1977 Ott in d~lim a~ m.
i nloo ti incult.
aIm C!AHLM rrr0ii'Hi : f(Cjo H ANDBtO#A
00 )rlginiIng i full, nomtlnt"t iatil fttrh anesc(rt
orn t, ilie rnm'ol viol from in 'tory arid WteI all at
nil tor,tilty !nl 'oiiltry trriiln. pair It
Uy Albert Paul.
PIOREMT'lolRY HALFIi; AT Ai( lTIo)N.
On Aoinirnt nlf Ilnprnrtur, .
-OIt it
VAl,I!AlJE 'l'WO-w4rflRY FHIAMIl; r11*41
PEN('J,
On fkalliope, Ietweeon Hl, Ch!arleP anol (aronla.
let 6trintl.
Nnar the now Mannnlc 'nmnrnfrl arnd Ith Jewleh
Hyngnknel.g
VALUABLE: TRACT IF LAND NI AI TAN
OTIPA OA.
LOTH OF OROUND IN THE 'I'TWN OF
TJ(IK PAW.
1B n A)JIli'r PAUVL. A1CrTIO' ET-OmIlr ,
O~HR Xchnn Allny--On HAT h'IAY. ant,
tenbar 22, i#71, at n'olook mi., lt tho Mnrnbant.n
ant Auntioneera' FRxrhangn~on It, y Iql rrnnr Cua-R
tomionrlue r wiLOTx OFid (ltl ,u ` Ii ltloin-
I. A Ii wll T i OT F (IIn ND. I) In thu
noiIarnbo irleI by (.alllopa Ht (ihnrina, Carron
(I nl rt ntdtanord ent, mntnnimi'nu 27 feat n
n linin a )Inei rrbot, on (`allin, n orrent tiby IMn
auet I Ipab en ealInnr In dpcth t lltmlktih miian.
limtr. T IP! IIprovrc anio nto fimpriFli I that float,
twofntory fra na rei'lrnjnm known sun 17Fn , Ul
Ilopa ent-'rertý,hn u larn roornri. tiIffIniIy
ilIAtrhu ni'u l rl rnurkot ohurnhb. n-to.
A CtTA IN V TItAO1T O* T MIIEIR I, AND,
nilluat ngatBth irot'in ine aI¶ , Ic,-rt o' rnaM
1V LI17T LR fi9 n"1r{ tu. r'TH OF
I tU C~he tow~n of 'A lsk fat. pariah ofT
Liytngnton, La.
Tnrrn6<-Ona-third uah: halannn at ring and
two yoamni' omnult, peg rant Iitoranat. taper Want,
at-lornoyna leons, inil all thi olhrr ualHn olatm]nu.
Acta of 6rala at jnurPh aiir'n txpunenl . Inefire W.
L. Poolon notary publlo.
ann, le' 22
U. S. WARSIIALS SALES.
UNITED MTATE' MAMHIAL'4 H4ALE,
UNITED MTATEM VS. JOS1EPH HAMPTON
ET ALM.
In the Unitetd tates Cirecuit Court fr. the Fifth
(lroult and Distriet of Lonl iclanll --No, i.07,
B-Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF COURT TO
Simnn directrdr in the above entti(d cit, will
proeed to ell to thle ighest b oidd-r, ,n Flit
DAY, 8ptlhner a1,1 i77, at 12 o'lojkr m., at the
Courthaotve, at Lake Chtase, parish of Calea
slee, Inthis8tte
NINE Y-FIVE THOURAND LOfOS more or
Ie,. lying and being on Blackman s BfynO,
ayou ronnt.. Hann rlw, , l outotn rer
Indlan Bayou, W i..key OhlUtt HfyDaou B rnes'
Creek. Perkins' ill, Norrli &. Ct. ,' Mil a
Olil anti Ilat.ze' Mill; about I4rt, railroad ties on
Habine river, anti 4,rxt% feet of lAmber at mill ot
Norrin & (o.
neineid in the abovn ault.
Terms-The property tIo te sold In Iot, of the
same brand no expresaed in the iive.utories on
flln at this office, and for an wavergwr- orl. for
log -the uarchaner to vat the amount of his bid
in cinsh at the time of adjdtllinttlJt and to re
neive deli err the poesono pr rty
rehasd at ty where at eeam'twe wle
tZnited States Ma shai's oficen. New Orleans,
tibrd day of Fneptem r, 1877
JACK WIHARTON
sens II n11 .1 United Stat.es Marshal.
LUMBER I CABINS I LUMBER t
The undersigned are still offering thelr stock
in t.rad at lowest rates. The pri¶es of their
celebrated
CARR.4 , PL&NTATIOW CARNIN
have been so redn. l as to be within reach of
all. Henri for Price lists.
W. W. CARI.E & C0..
3,0 Delord street.
Sl tf . New P,asin, New Orleans,
FAITORS AND TRADERS'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
I 7....... ..... rmAelet street.... ......07
Paid up Capital, $1,000,000.
Aaset April 80, 1877, $1,24s,000 88.
ISSUES POLIGCIES COVERING FIRE. RIVER
AND MARINZ RISKS
-AT
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFIREY, President.
JNO. C(HAFFE, VI:e Preside,nt.
T1JOh. F. WALKER. Secretary.
John I. Noble, T. Lytt. Lyon,
John Ohaffe. Samuel HI. Boyd,
Riiehard Milliken, Joseph MoElroy.
J. I. Warren, Wm. J. Iehan.
It. T. BuIkner, B,. F. Eschieman,
Hanm'I Friodlander. Wm. C. BIiack.
A. A. Yates. Chan. Chaffe,
John I. Adams, L. O. Jurey.
Inaac cherck, Wm. Hartwell.
R. M. Walmsley, C. J. Innds,
A. H. May, A. T. JJalIn.
B. H. Snowdnn, Jos. Bowling.
A. M. MBl'kham. eel
P. A. BARKER,
General Insurance Agent,
No. 55 Carendelet street,
NEW ORLEANS.
btna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford, assets.......... ...07037,000
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany. of Hartford, asnsts.. .. 32O,70,
Home Fire Insurance Company,
of New York, assets ........... 6,14,
Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New York, assets ... . 3,040,000
Franklin Fire Insurance Com
pany. of Philadelphia, assets... 8,r62,00
Ma..achusetts Mutual Life In
surance Company, of Spring
field, sse................ . ......... ,425,000
eel Im
ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE CO
OF MONTREAL,
DOUGLAS WEST, Manager,
Department of Gulf States,
105 GRAVIER FSTREET,
NEW ORLEANI. au311 m
HENRY KLUNG,
LITHOGRAPHER, ENGRAVER
S* Z INT W 211 r
U..........Maazine street .......Ui...
NEW O.BLEANS, LA.
All work executed a. .YorkwpZio c, irlj