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IJNSURhJCE I EWN.
The New York Board of Underwriters, at
Sroemt tructed the committee
Slw and segatlon to prepare a bill for
passage by the nt Legature, limiting the
ount companlas might wrllte in defined
i astrits.
Fkre Marshal 8heldon reports that thorn
.ere one hundred fires in New York during
the month of August, causing a loss of $17,
188 on the buildings and co',ntents; insured
for $800,17,. In the same month last year
there were eighty-tine fires, with a loas of
08,40, and nd nsu to the amount of 11,075,
The Man Francisco flreomen are not only
called upon to serve as clerks and judges of
election, but arN also subject to assessments
Upon thltr salaries for political purposes.
The assessment was at first twelvO per cent,
which caused some mutterings of discotntent
but it has now been Increased to twenty per
cent, and some rather loud talk on the part of
the firemen Is the result; all of which must I
le dghily painag t the Man_ Franrise. pro
prietor when hI hears an alarm sounded from
his box on aelecton day.
The second meelting of holders of policies
in the various life Insurance companies was
held at the Board bf Trade rooms in Wash
I.nto0 on Monday, when an organization for
mutual protecti:on was formed. Another
meeting will he hold on Thursday evening to
plect permanent officers. It is proposed to
aave similar organizations started In ill
rg cities. They will he requested to send
deleates to a cmnvention to be held here
urlhg the winter, at which some kind of a
aw to protect the Insured will he drafted and
gress urged to pass it,- lialtimnore Uln
erwrlter.
Now lot all those unhappy people who have
suffeled losses by giving credit to persons
who cannot or will not pay organim, and ap
peal to our " paternal" national government
to protect them by law against impecunious
debtors. When will men learn that insurance,
life, fire. river and marine is a pure matter of
bcsines, and nothing more, and cease to
whine over losses for which they are them
selves principally to blame ? It. i just as
much a business blunder for a man to pur
chase insurance of any kind, from a rotten,
tadly managed company, as it in to extend
credit to orn individual beyond the power or
will of that Individual to pay; and it is right
and just that the blunderer should suffer for
his folly. The truth is, men will and do In
vest in insurance, and particularly life insur
ance, and it is unmanly for them, under such
ctcumnstances. to whine over their burnt
fingers.
Pennsylvania experience in the matter of
taxation of Insurance iompanine upon their
gross premimlln receipts is thus slmmed( up
and sensibly commlented on by Commisnlsioner
Foster in his last report:
It will not he. questioned that taxes should
be Imposed upon some rational system which
at least alms at justice and equality, if these
are not absolutely attained. But wherein
consists the justice or equality of taxing
gross premium receipts, which in one conm
pany represents 1j] per cent of profit, In an
other 10 pr Us per cent of profit, and in a third com
pany no profit at all but actual loss ?
The experience of foreign companies in this
State dluring the pat year deepens the nu
ten s.m thme prophloy of tfidseornr. d
on These ogmpanles rebgved in pre
s- on Pennsylvania busiu.. , the tross
e e.pnsea of procu ag these premius at nto
it a mper cent anl we have a total of
1O,606 10 of losses anti expenses, against
$40,644 9llof gros LpremIums, or an apparent
1ro¶ $S1151oe 181 Forthe privlegeo f earn
ma t. proit within the boundaries of the
state of Pennsylvania these companies were
$atxe 10,d 110 84, that beInt three per cent
uptol the gross premium and 79 per cent up
on heprofit. It would certainly be a start
ling proposition to ask the Legltlatue of this
or any other tstte to pass a law imposing a
t f 7'9 per cent upon the proflt0 of any class
of orrations domestic or foreign; and
still more startlg to have the Legislature
entertain with approval any such measure of
confsoation; yet thin is precisely the result
attained by the apparently innocent tax of
three per cent upon the gross premiums of
fore inasurance companies. And as before
tated, the mischief does not enid here, The
ore companies are not the only victims.
Otl states enact retaliatory laws and our
companies suffer the oonsequences of our un
agie and oppressive system of taxation.
Pearl lSOaplfas.
Ask for soap'na and vou will get thebest soap.
Boapina containing no rosIn mi the best, soal
for washing woolen goods, can be found at 110
Gravier str et..
I I - -| --:
OFFICE "UONVEYANCVU RfUORUM9,"
Nn. 13 Carendelet atreet,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
The undersilned respectfullr announce to
the public that tey are prepared to furnish a
~clto Chain of Title or list of Transfers of
EaL tate in New Orleans, back to origlpat
m nt or Dpurchase, when reuiroed; also ull
trat f each transfer In th c hn a thus se
turanp a to parties purchasing Real Estate or in
vesthn- in o s perfect security from
fraudulent or detective titles, The method of
Indexing our "onveyance Record," peculiar to
Our system, enables us to give information
tmmediatelyL
Attorneys, Notaries, Auctioneers, Land
Ants, S~urvey ors, and all ratstes interested in
Fles to Reel Estate, are invited to call and ex
m e our "Record."
sel8m . L.J. DO3GI U & CO.
Maie. H. BAUSSET,
MIDWlPIE,
IEGS8 LEAVE TO INFORM HER OCUBTOM
~i ers that she ihas transferred ner domicile to
1sM Rampart street, between ht. Ann and Du-.
maine,
Receives boarders from tio city. also from
the oountry,
honsultatlons from 11 o'clock a. m. to 1 o'clock
p. m. setla am Tu Th Hu
T. A. BECK,
Mles and salesroom, No. 31 Peters at.,
Manufactory. Carondelet Walk. between Roman
and PriLeur streets. New Orleans.
Has constantly on hand Sugar Hogsheads,
jola's.: Barrels. Half Barrels, Kegs and Flour
Srles, new and second-ha"d.
rdans for Hoo-poles filled at the lowest
market rates. Particular attention paid to
trimmtnu . sen smd&w
JIBEMB ANDb ALDERNEY
MILE. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh, from the country, to be had at
Verner Carondelet and Common streets
and Branch, We. 69 Canal street, near
the Custom-House, North side.
The only place in the city where this cele
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and swer t Jersey and Alderney
Milk and jiuttermilk, at 5 cents per glass. re
ceived daily n ice via Jackson Railroad. from
the famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stEck is
from the well-known Fowler's importations of
Jersey and Alde ney cattle.
Also kept on ha,d. Mea, Soda, Vichy, Min
eral Waeters, Home-made Pies and Pastry.
see lysthp
D. LOPIZ,
WF.merly Corner of Canal and Bourbon
streets,
Has the pleasure to announce to his friends and
the public in general that he will open his
Conr foot ion~ rye
on the fourteenth of September.
at No. ISCalnal street,
between Baronne and Dryades streets.
Orders for Marriages, Dinners and Balls will
,l.roperly attended to. ae12 1w
DANZIGER'S
NEW ST ORIE,
157 Canal Street,
BETWEEN iBOUt11ON AND DAUPHtINf,.
Extraordinary Attractions
THIS WEEK.
FLANNELS,
BLAN KIETS,
(OTTONS,
BELOW LAST 1EAIR'S 'RICES.
Having made larger purbchalc of the above
goods late in the spting whien these goods wer!.
sold very low, we can Ofier thenr this montll by
the yard t t wat they nm t in eow York try
the asce.
Ft ANNELS, white, red and all shades, lit 15..
20c and 250 a yard. a a
Extra fine quality FLANNELS at iloe anl wee a
yard,
R ANTON FLANNETH as low as 7c a yard.
BJLANKRET at lt and 1 o5 a pair up to the
fl11ne French Blankets, all much below their
value.
vallndid OOTTON at to a yard.
bolt-fl nlshed ( (I'rON at eo a ryl.,
Immense assort-ment uf CAtHI tLtEH, JEANH,
OINAULbti 'V UtUKIK, gactoilistlnig
DUIngI GOODfl DEn l S IODS I
Ienautlful Fall (ALICOEt at no a yard.
Now Fall PEI UALES at oc and en t yard.
Yard wide Fall PEI IJA LES at ]lie a yard.
ALPACAS and POPLINd, all shades, at 20it a
French EMPR IR CLOTIIS, MERINOB.,
CAMilMERIES, DEILAINEd, in ill shades,
HOUSEKEEIINGO G00 S.
TOWELH at ea ieplpe.
Large eilm TOWE1Lt at $1 a dozen.
Immensoe assortment of TOWEILH, In all prices
uv to $10 a dofmn.
Nottingham LACES at all prices from lto a yard
Q1IR'8 nt all prices, from s!1 2 up.
lrlph and Frenbch LINENS att all pritee.
the cheapest, ever offered.
BLACK GOODS I BLACK GOODS I
Our Immense sale of these good. from .ito
fact that we guarantee the color and wetar, tfio
lyduned us to make extrallrllnary large 'u r
n Jut Rlleelved :
100 pm1nes of the e.aelrated "IMPERIAL
AI'CAMA." of,wlih we anre HOLE A(tIE;NrTH.
Bllaek Al1AUA H at, anll, .di and is.e a yard.
Bla.k ALPACAS, in all agritte, iup to t1 5o a
yard.
Black dCATIMEIIEH. DTELAINFH. IOMBA
ZINEH, lHenriet a- CLOTil'r, at all riceles.
Plaliles for collpayi)son freely given, not
only iin Ithi, but In all delpartmncltt of our estab
llshiment.
HOSIERY I HOSIERY I HOSIERY I
BUY OU111
Hosiery at Danzlger's.
Ladiso', Men's and Children's HOSIEltY of all
qualities. olors and grades.
HOSIEIIY for Men, Ladleie and flhildrcn at ltl.
In and 2e0 ai pair. We ass take, ocetricsli to in
troduce our now stock of fllte French and
Goerman Holery, in all Icolors and patterns.
sltre to plone all visitors.
In our inoW store we shell onlltillnun to offer
Great Bnrgains in all kinds of DLY (HI)ODi,
alnd hope to megit, by couirlteilsue at fllttion, a
cOlintllnunUe of your kindil patrolinage. The
Pileteir lpart of our store, .oItIhililnig a largK
tock of
CHOICE DRY GOODS,
IP open for the receottion of willlcale buyers.
Htmillpllr aunt to all parte of the euntrv free
of chargo.
DANZIGER'S
POPULAR DRY GOO(DS STORtES
17' Canal street, between ollurblon
and Ilauphine.
BRANCH STORE,
2SR and 30O Royal st., corner Rt. Philip.
.1l4 liu
PIIIIIP HIIRHn,
CS O O P EII It, tl
tno. ,2. 4. , and 0 n ut Northi T'etr St rest.
Manufactory--Corner St. Lou is and Miro treel,.s. "
NOw Orelan-, .
Has for sale cholce' are a i , ghea, d Ind Blar
rel Poles; also new Huger HIgsheadl . Molasses I
Barrels, Half barrole tl and 1(gs. all Cazes.
Prices mod ritatl Hatisfw'tl o gua eri toeot
se7 am dlAw
CANCELLATIION OF BOND).
UNITED HTATIOC OF AMEatoJA,
Itatet of Loulisilanc i
Executive D)epa!rtment. h
Whereas Mrs. CHRISTINA GA THI'KAMP, of
the city of New Orleanls. htas applied to mn for i
the eaneueollatlion of a bond for the sullm of
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSANI) DOLLARS, sub
scribed ihv the latet John Galrstknilp. her huis
hand, with Frank Leldrenhilmeiner. Jacobt IUaffner.
John Roehm. Adam Ellenlbach and Heerman
Rolle, as se(urities. dated the nineteenth day of
January, 1875, to seeclre the fuaithful perform
ane of the duties of sadl John (iarstkulinp uas
State tax collector for the Sixth District of th
plarishl of Orloans,
Now, therefore. I. Francis T. Nicholls, Gov- t
ernor of the State of Louisiana, have thought
proper to issue this, my proclamation. in order
to give notice to all persons heroin interested,
to show cause, in writing at the office of the
Beeretary of State, in the city of New Orleans,
within ninety days from and after the last
publication hereof, why said bond should not
be cancelled and annulled.
Given under my hand and the seal of tilhe
State of Louisiana, at the city of Orleans this
twenty-fifth day of August, In the yelr of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven, and of the one hundred and seoonld year
of the independence of the United States of
America. FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OSCAR AnnoYo.
Assistant Secretary of State.
8112 30t*
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATIC OF LOUIRIANA,
Executive Department. I
Whecreas JOSEPH DEMORUELLE, of the city
of New Orleans, has applied to me for t.he can
cellation of a bhnd for the sum of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLAltS, subscribed by him. the said
Joseph D)emolruelle as principnl, with Victor
Dernoruelle' as security, dated on the twenty
eighth day of November, 1874, and conditioned
for the faithful performance of the duties of
said Joseph Deemoruele. as Constable for the
Third Justice Court for the parish of Orleans.
Now, therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation,
in order to give notice' to all tersons herein in
terested to show cause, in writing, at the office
of the Sceretary of State, in the c.ity of New Or
leans, within ninety clays from and after the
last publication hereof. why said bond should
not be cancelled and annulled.
Witness my hand. au'henticated with the seal
of the State of Louisiana. at the city of New Or
I leans, this twenty-fifth day of August. in the
year of our Lord on' thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven and of the' one hundlred and
second year of the independence of the United
States of America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
Osca. ARROYo,
Assistant Secretary of State.
au29 o0d
FACTORL AND ~TADERI'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
-7............ Carendelet street ........
Pald up Capital, $1,000,000.
Asseta April 80, 1877, $1,2e2,908 00.
.SfIHUE POLICIES COVERING FIRE, RIVER
AND MARINE RIIK8S
-AT
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFREY, PreRtdont.
JNO. CHAFFE, Vil.e Presldnrrt..
TIIO. F. WALKER, Hcoretary,
John I. Noble. T. Lytt. Lyon,
John Chaff", Ramrutl H. floyd,
liothardr Milliken, JoRnplh MoElroy,
J. I. Warren. Wm. J. Bohan.
It't TIunekrnr, BI.. E.Ahlaman,
Ham'I Friodlandor. Wm. C. Blank.
A. A. Yabt . Chas. ChalTe
John I. Adams. L. 0. Jurey,
Iran Binhorork, Wm. Hartwell,
R. M. Walmhelny. . J. Leede,
A. II. May. A. T. Janin.
H. H. Snowdon. Joe. Bowling.
A. M. Bilkham, AnM
P. A. BARKER,
General Insurance Agent,
No. 5N Carondelet street,
NEW ORLEANH.
REPRaFfENTIN(4:
REtna Fire Inauranr- Conmpany,
of Hartford, ans ............ 17,087,"0,
Hartford Firn Inenranro Comr
panr. of Hartford. aRorrts ..". 8,270,00
IIome FIre Inanranon Companay,
of Now York, amlt ............ 8,104,300
Conrtilwntal Fire Inouralmn (Com
tlany. it Now York. a.aet ..... 5,040,00
Franklln Fire Inaurant'l Conm
paIny, of lPhiladnlphla, neta. . 8.858,000
MaianaohiurttI Mutual Life In
suIra.l.r' C(rompaly of 8Hrring
flI,. o rh t o ................ ....... 0,42 ,0 0
ri1 lmn _
ROYAL CANADIAN INNURANCE CO.
OF MONTREAL,
DOUGLAS WEST, Manager,
Depalrtment of Gulf Mtates,
156 bARAVIEIR E T1BE T,
NEW ORILEANH. anal Im
THE CEIRHRATK.I
"E. CARVER"
COTrON GIIN.
All Slze. and Motion, and Duplicate Parts,
FOl B8ALE AT ItEDUOED IRATES BY
OGDEN & BELL,
DEALERIH IN BA(IOING AND TIES,
No. IN Union str€et. pF41 2m
NII),NY B. SWIFT,
Veterinary Surgeon,
(PROFEIHOfR OF CLINICAL HUIlOEIRY AND
TEACIIEII OF THE')IIY AND P'IACTI(:E
IN TIHE ST. LOUIS VETEIIINARY COL
IEOE.)
Havlng loc ated in this n:ty. hugs to intlmtrli
that ho mIny Ie vnsnulltd ItnIly inl regard fto t.ll
DIMEAHEI4 of lor8,8s aLnd other IomInrtIti; arni
rmai1, biy taddrt(llng lhIm at No. s Crnamp t r.ot,
or Leonard & Mnxwwnil'R stabl-. ail tof
LUMBEK I C(AIJINI I LUIMBER I
Thi undersignod ar' still offering their stork
IitraLdr it loWist rates. Tie prioo8 of their
c,Iolroted
CAIRR PLANTATION CABINS
have boon so rdrno1 w Ias to be within roach of
all. Honr for pril( ists.
W. W. CARVE A CO..
.iAr Duelord stront,
Ril If Now Bnsin, Now Orllnns.
THOMAS LUNN & SON,
OOTTON PICKERS,
Corner Orange and at. Thoman streets,
Big I.,nvo to inform Cotton Fac:tors that they
arc pro D ared to oxcteuta all orders eotrustod to
thrlt with promptntss.
TraMs-Baling superv|isd loose cotton, in
eluding utaging ,nd ties, 5t. Putting in order
dalt.tg.,eld ,t.tn. $1 50.
Adtlrss{)rdr I1ox 43 Union strwt. nel Im*
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GBUNEWALD HALL,
s2 ..............aronne street............. S
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 roblbery, 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 be drawn by themselves only,
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hun
I bands parents or tutors.
i AppVIy for Charter and By-Laws.
J. L. GUBEBNATOB. President.
M. BENNER. Cashier.
D1aRrogs:
J L. GtUBERNATOB, E. W. HUNTIN GTOF
E. P. CHAMPLIN K BENNEBB
LOUI G1BUNEWLD,
mY26 lyp
ISP1IAL NOTIJTIIWS.
F lial Wotlee to Vlekmnbllr a Pr et s perIs
ondNtHlippoa-Owlng I the stress of weather
the stoan ior 1IOB T.H J1E : hh t die frref d her do.W
parture until THIN DAY ( Wenacsdaytt at Ip'. .
-1 ,.it JAN NEY & WORK, Agonts.
New Orleann, La., *eptember I.. IUMII.
The plulile are hereby notitilnd that IP'al (Orain
zin is auithorielrt to collet for the estate of A.
illmml,I. deeoe...d.
By ordeor of JO8. CHR(tITTER.
l'ubll. admirnlat ratoorof t.ho estate of A. limmnl.
dlOea ld, setll) it
Offlee of New Orleans (City Railroald onm
Pamny, lNo. 124 ,minR atreot, New Orleans, Hep
tenb.r 1. ta77.--At a m,,O.ting of the Board of
i).lttors held on the 12th tlost, a DIVIDIEND p
OF 'THilE DtOLLA1Jt per share wao do-lerod
a.)able to the iloclkholdtrs on or after MON
DAY. O()ctoher 1. r77. All transfers of stock for
ton days previousl to thilt. date mr t he ex-divi
dand. C. C. LEWIS,
sOlltHn'l 8,,rotary.
Delinquent TlMx ters--siltIta en' lavinas
Banuk, Grunewald Hall, . Baronne street New
Orleans, July l, 177--This BAVINGtJ BANK
will adlvance to Laborers, Mechanles, Clerks,
et., the money neoessoary to pay their taxes
under Act 96 of 1877, and repayment may he
made to the Bank in wee yl or monthly In
stallments. , N B hNE, r.
jly tr fathler.
FOR RENT.
FO1 RENT-- DOUBLE COTTAGE, CORNER
First and Laurel: nowly buIlt; soven rooms;
gas throughout: rent 52,. Apply on the prem
Ises. se12 WeFrsu 2w"
I.~1 RIENT--II()oM. HINGLE OR IN BUITH.
Sfurnishel d or ulnrtlfriesho(d with kltitchls
attltcl.hed, If dloeirod. Apply at lo. 14 HSt. ,Josoph
str.ot, ht woon MIgallne an1)ld Cmtlp. s',ls It
01R IIEN' ---THE BUILDING. ~I, 47 C(AMP
L etrot, l.ttely orull pild by tIl' HlbArnit
Ioank. Also tlho lIwelling No. 127 Carontodlot
et.root. nqlllire at No. 40 Camp str')t. taw oflo,.
tp stairs. iso 71*
tr10 RENT-A VERY DESIIIAIIE RAISElI
outtage, on four lots rof groindll, 'oltlfvht(ll
In flowetr anli sthrlubbery. situated on .,onllr of
Ninth and Collasiln streats. This holuse has
overy 'onIveniolen . being in an attractive noigh
t,,rhood, and only one sIIquare from the Pry
tila sttRInt arIS, Maid oottatge contains doll
ble parlor. four toil roomls ald hbath room; also,
finished attl', tiosides dining roomI kitchen
ihina cosont. pIiintries Oti., in ,basemenllllt, anid
gas and wlter throulgholt. For further ptr
ticulatrs, address or gall upon I. . H. IlAKEl,
lDemonrat offlei, ents If
II ANDI)HMEI,Y FUIINIHHIEI) t()OM?1 IN A
1 privato fatnily, with or without board. No
,bon.rders. Ikrforen'os oxchltlgd. H. M. I).
F10 tIENT-FUIRN HIIED-THiE TWO-MTO
ry brlck rrsidrnotl No, Il Ullo strot, on11
tniningh parlor, dlining room, fine baid Iroor s,
largo t hlls. kittIhen and servants' roomlns. For
partitlull.rs appLly on the promisesl. Role Iw*
1OR RENT--HTORl NOM. 971 AND 879'1
I Dryadoa si root. Be't .iltOtionl in the n.eigih
btrthooli of the l)ryados Market. Apply to Mrs.
F. LOu Ic, Annunciation streot, tbotweon (lal
1l1pn and PI'lyflrror fsl_ , 7t
FOR RENT-THE J)EMIIIABLE TWO AND A
half story bhlck dwoiling, with all the mild
orn Imprve.meniits. hlalls, diningroom, arli.ed
parlors, airy )bedrooms, latthroolm, snrvants'
rooms, large Dpavnd yard, -istern lndl will. sit
unted on I'rytania strdlot. No. 2ii, t.itwen
Josephlne and Ht, Arnlrow streets. Also the
at1dj linlng holuses, Nos. 2u0 andll 907. P1os-OssRlon
givw on tIn Int of Oltctotor. For further per
liriiiars opprly to E, ()NEIIY,
sRoi tf Cl ornor (anllnl ail L)ltnd , streits.
TF0 RENT THREE PLEARANT AND WELL
Sflurnlitlnd front rooms, withllout, board, on
first iand ,ouind floors. Apply it. No. 1r4 St.
Jostephl street. ibetwiIn (ICalp a(nd Mugaztine
stroeIts. sull Iw
(4O0i RENT TH- iH" .I- AND WELL
loiated riRidcne No. 212 Caronrlellt Ot.roit
with flun. Ilargn oublle parlors. hall. nd 11 ll
the mlodrn improvemuents. 'o a good tilinant
will be rented roaso.ohn.lo. For terms apply to
K. O()NEt( Y & 8HON. lNaornor of Canal and IDeltn
streets. soll If
lOOMM. EN HUITE O1 HTNISLE, IN THtE
1 nltrgant private raldoence No. 14 Dfullplllno
strooet. Re'ond do, r from (oanarl. Sl 7w*
rio RENT---IIOUSE N(O. 14 (CANAL ,'I'TI I,. '.
L hottwen Ht. (Ch..rls and Calrondol-t striltsi
if desirable thi upper Dart will bh rented
separate. Apply to A. . WEBEIr, same place.
S.Al lin*
1RO IIhNT--'RIlFEE COTTA(OEI ON VAL
fin ,.Siriiet lrn i r orf (tCliseulrn, lin three
years' so nit l $12 per Illonlh. Eiilthi has pi,)pa
rato yvardse, an1tl in No. 1 order. Apply lat No. 67
Canmp slr trt (Iup t Firs). s1l4 tf
lOl0 iiENT-THE COPTAGE, NO. 148 ELY
sian Floids street, eon'aining eight rooms,
kitchen. servant's room, two wells and a oes
torn, together with several large lots and stable.
The above is sultable for a large dairy, dray
man or a gltrdonor. Rent lheap to a good
tenant. Apply at No. 144) Carondeolet street.
jils ti
BOARDING.
OOMH AND IIOABD-AT VEIIY MODER:
Ie [a t'|,ri s, 103 I Lrolld clf'r ret.r
sllttllod MILS. M E. IIANCHAItD.
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDINOJ-COMFOItT
Sably furnished front rorin can he obtarined,
with or without hoard, by the day, wek or
month, by applying at the eloegant private redl
d(nuce No. 140 Carondolet street. Pat ties In
search of home comforts will find this a rare
opportunity. A fine bath-room also attached to n
the house. eofonrneos exchranged. ije tf
FOR SALE.
11tOR HALEl--IIALF A MILLION STIRAW
Ierry plntns, old and now varieties. A,
ply atl No. 20 Urselints street. stOl;t Iw*
FORl HALE- AN UPRICHT PIANO, NEAIILY
' now:; will be sold cheap. Apply at 224 Eighth
street. .07 tf
REMOVALS.
1)EMOVAL--TIE FIREMEN'H INSURANCE
0 COMPANY huts removed to No. 33 Camp f
stre!t,. Tulane, Buildting, between (Iravier ndlt
Corln mon streets. in front of Mtat, Naiolatol Barrk.
Bela 1w H. H. BENNEIS, lcrettry.
LOST-FOUND.
IOUNI)--ON TUESDAYY. HEI'TEMIER II.
1" 77 lIAY HO1USE, tabout flfteen and a hall
handsll high. The owner .o tlhave smn.rn by
proving t,ropertY atnd paying for t.hituu dvr
I seli'mne. AIpply at N., 170 Ief.ligiouw street.
sols a3t*
I OHT-ON TUEHSAY LA.T. A BiLACK AND
A Tan BITCHf. answering to the name of
KITTY. Her cars are cut Irregularly. Any
one returning her to 10, Julin street., to Forster's
Itie Mill, will ib etuitaly rewarded. tsl :at
L REAT REDUCTION
- IN TInE -
Y. JICES
- OF TIIE -
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
BEWARE OF WORTHLESn IMITATION
MACHINES.
THE SINGER
WILL LAST A LIFETIME.
SEND FOIL CIRtCULAR AND CASH PRICES.
Address
THE SINNER MANUFACTURING CO.,
8o CANAL STREET.
son13 tmhl
TO MATAMORO4 SHIPPERS.
Parties against whom suits havo been brought
in the United Statebs District Court for non-.om
rliance with the conditions of MATAMOIRO
EXPORT BONDS ecxecuterl by them in the em
bargo years of 1862-1865. in favor of the Collector
of the Port, c-n place the matter in charge of
the under signed, who will attend to th-tir inter
ests prooerl.
H. BONZANO. Custom-House Broker,
No. 2 Clinton street.
Near the centre entrance to the Custom-House.
on Customhouse street, sell I
WANTL.
6ITUATIONS WANTb-PIIMAL1U.
Dlreamakers and aeamntresses.
W ANTED-A RITUATION BY A WHITE
woman to onok, wash and iron. Can bring
the beot of reference. Is a good pastry (ook.
Apply 270 t4. Charle PStrePt. s0l
WANTED-fIY A YOUNG LADY, A H1TUA
tion to sew; is a flrst-(lass operator on sow
In0 maching The t~rst of reference given.
Addrtmss K. , M., this office. Per tf
lCooks. NIar.les, Chambermaleu, ote.,
WANTED-AN IlNDVITRIOUII AND TIDY
omann for cooking and house work. ite
fersn'es required. Apply at No. 5 First street.
jei0 tf
HELP WANThED--I'MMALAL .
Chambe*rmlds. Ce, Nurses, ete.
W ANTED-BY MIR. BLOCK, NO, 14j (AMP
street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Bas on hand a
good housekeeper. au17 tf
eITUATION1s WANTED-MALEt.
Clerks and Nalesmea.
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A 1ITUA
tViJo-lt a htludixsa hboon .i kno t lsh.
French, fGerman, 8panish and book-keeping,
BuIst of city references. Address . . , 212
Chartres street. sels 1w
T ANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character a situllaton In s ole. or
wholesale house. Is not afraid of hare work.
bost, of references furnished. Address i. H. D.,
Democrat Office, sel tif
WANTEDn-PUPII .
WANTED-BY A TEAC1ER, TH1 CARE
of a house from the 1st of July to the lst of
November Hatisfactory references will
given, Address D., this office. je%4 tf
IWTANTED-BY A TEACHER, A POSITION
I to teach, it either a famly or a shobool,
for board for self and two children. Address
" D," this pinioe. Je2o tf
TO .ENT.
W ANTED--OCOUPAN114 FOR TWO ROOMS4,
furlnis ed or unfurnished, second floor.
with gallery fronting on the street. Neighbor
hood very desiralte-u pver part of the First
District. C rs tpass the door. Terms very reta
sonnble. AddressL.. (. J . thisoffice, sels, 1w
W ANTED-TO RENT, WITH BOARD, TWO
large, airy and comfortably furnished front
rooms. in second story, gallery all round, con
venient to two lines of ears tabe always sup
plled with the finest that the market affords.
No one need apply unless well recommended.
Address X. X. .. Democrat office, i. 7 tf
MIUIELLANEOUW.
W ANTED--BY A YOUNG CtaLOIH D BOY A
• lituatotnll as dining-rom 'ervant. or car
ringe driver. Address WILLIAM, Demoo erat
r mflea, sel9 3t
W. ANT'ED--BY A YOUNG COLORED BOY A
situation as dianing-room servant. Ad
dre.s H(UH, this offhle. s19 1w
W. ANTFD-BY A YOUNG MAN. A 81TUA
tion In a butcher shop or in saRisags fac
tory. Address F. HCHILLING, Democrat office.
ant Bt.
W.ANTED-A HITUATION AS MANAGERI
or nirist.int on a plantatlon Iry an old cot
ton planter,who lan control labor. Would 4tl y
a smnll pinc14 "furnislhed" on time. Address
PLANTEI. xl North Peters stront. taln Lw
ITW ANTED-DIY A COIA)RIED MAN, A RIT
nlation as (ook or dining-room servant,
nither in a b,oarding-hrusa or private family.
Refervencs"s ulven if required. Address CAlR
TEll. DIm) ornt ofnfle., t;l 1w
W ANTED-BY A BOY HIXTEEN YE1R.H
old, who resides with his parents, a sit
uation of any kind in whl'h he can make him
wsif uselul. Please addesr s FRANK K., Phillp
strnt twewnnen Clara and Magnolia. sl4
WATANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A POHT
tV tion any kind ',f business, no tS to ie
oneUipied. Has been 'lerking in thins ity for the
Irst t.en years, and can furnish the be..t of rTefr
entr. Address H., No. 154 t1t. Joseph street.
iRtlA IW
WATANTED-A 8MALL FARM ON THE MTH
S alsisip river, twenty-five to fifty nilles up
or down, with improvements, orange trees. etc.
Price from $144o to $4(00, stating terms, Ad
dr ss to F. bE BL tQUE,
n_ lo it.* 97 Exchange Ally. New Orleans.
W ANTED-BY AN A(CTIVE AND EXPE
rimnced young man, ia farm with stock
and implrnlames to work on ashare'4, or will take
cluarg. of it, for a stated salary. B.Mt ,of refer
eine furnished. Address FARMER, Democrat,
oftle. .0(s tf
MRH. BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET, IIA
,n hand the best kind of help for city and
country; has on hand one good German girl as
holusekleper, anl7 tf
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT5, k
MEALED PROPOMALM. 1'
DEPARTMCNT OF IMPRlOVEMENT5m,
Rtoom No. 1i., City Ha.ll,
New Orleans,. tpte'mber 1s. 1877.
H~,ald protosals will be reeived at. this offli'
unlt. T'r;i. Ei)AY, Hept,emt.er 21, 1877, at 12i elock
im.. for the dilgging out. of Clairrn ( Canal fromn
Prr ss to Poland streets, Third Dist.ri"t, as per n
spiiciflcations on file in the ,of,'1e of the City a
Burvweyor.
The city rservw s the right to accept. or reject
any and all bid,. r
o"esl tl JOHN MUA FFREY, Administrator.
SEALED PROPOMALMI.
DEPARTMWRT Ow IMPgOVEMETt. -
tOtrsm No. 16, City Hall,
New Orleans. wSptember 18. 1877.
He, aled proposals will bey received at thiotfflce
until TUESDAY. Hepternber 25, 1877, at 12 m..
for the repair of nuisnnce wharves In the Third
and Fifth Districts, In aecordanee with spaefl- h
ca'tions on file in the ofleeo of City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to aceput or reject
any and all bids. JNO. McCAFFREY. C
sel itd Administrater.
By Hot, lMaoon & O'Connor.
MALE OF THE REVENUES OF THE PUB. I
LIC MARKEr I'.
DExPARMENrT pr COMMEP.CE,
City Hall.
New Orleans, Stepternber 15, 1877.
WILL BE BOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, IN
the Council Chamber. City Hall, on
WEDN lMd )AY, HSptember 2., 1877, atl2 o'cl~ok m.
the revenues of the following mentioned Mar-.
kets, viz:
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
French Meat
Poydras and Pilie ..
Treme
Washington and Port
St. Bernard
LeBreton
St. Mary's
Magazine
Clalborne
Jefferson City
Horapurn
Ninth Street
Algiers
Drylades
The Markets will be sold separately.
Terms and conditions-Cash on the spot in U.
B. Currency.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. CHAS. CAVANAC.
Administrator of Commerce.
rel 19 21 24 25
NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYORALTY OR NEW OLzsANS.,
City Hall, September 1a, 1877.
The average priceof fresh flour beingthis day
seven dollars and fifty cents; in accordance
with said valuation the price of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY, Sept:emter 17,
S1877. will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
- best flour of the above value pew; barrel, and the
use of damaged o; inferior floe r in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohvoited. Consumers
of bread are requiestrd to report to the nearest
policee station any violat'ion of the above ordil
nance. either In varisato'a of weight or quality of
e. material.
sel. ED. PILSBUBY, Mayor.
IAM'UlSUIIMZU.L
I;IDWEtL/8
ACAiERlt OF MUSIC,
SUNDAY. H pt',wber it. and during the week
every night, Wodnesdiay and laturday Mati
nee.
ilst Week of I,ECOMMANDEUltoAZFNIPEUV .
giving entire cthanng of pregramme a teah
'intcrtinntent, of New NIovel, PlaHning and
Htertling My.trlea., Firet appearlne in
New Orie ns in eont rt. Ihh great Pariian
Iavorlte, Mine, CAZE NEUV . f ipraeentllg sr
leatit,.R fr,,m tO Irn Bouffe, Peathetri and
ttirlo-Comia Bel is.
Frlhdy. Hnpt, 'Ai, ens,'flt of Le Commandonr
UV,'ncuve, Saturday, H.pt. 22, Urand lift
Matlire.
Sunday Evening, Stint. .--Opolngnof the re~
lar Drantatl HMeason, with the Now York
'Park Theatre Cornsdy ompany, n the
latest Paris and New York r tlane-a BABY.
Box offlo. open nil day : g.allry eerenado at 7;
enrtain risen at o',elr'io'k. al8
ITHE (AINETY TIlFATHE-BARONNE WI'..
near Common.-(;harime Montald , Iaesoe
and managern Johinny Morrian.', atae man
aner. (ranr. o henin of the fitl and winter
henone, HATU.rDAY VNIINA . September 5.,
1a17. Twenty first class artists wiill make their
initial bow before a New Orleans audle je. The
rt1 ofsle a mission havr bonn lace within
nt1 i t~-Yift ec ' w.c. -iE. Chaa - irma
ty-five renta. sei9 tU
FUNI FUNI r1UN
lreoncd (ranc Picnln,glv4ef by Ho.n Ioo, art
Ladder Compa.ny No. i, of t Sxth
0(.. at Delachaise P'rk, on SUNDAY. r eptember
2a2?t177. TIck'ts fifty cent. Laedie andehil
dren free. The boot heta will be told to the
l~lhest, hidder on SUns8dAi Heptemser is, 1877.
at to o'eloik a m.rn, In front of Tr ek ronee.
Solatt C. O. r iR.Chairman.
ROWING TOURNAMIENT
AT THX
NEW LAKE ENU.
THE SINCGLE SCULL sHELL,
Offered as a rle hby the N. O. C. 1I , o. o. ae!
Major Chae. Io. t, is now on exhibition at the
popular bhoaterie of the latter named gentleman
at thb Maw Lake End.
The Shell was tbilt by the celeberated WA
rT , of Troy. N. Y.; is of paper' has Bickel
lasted outriggers, and all the leaeat improve
ments. and Is of the minimum weight.
The public are reRpeotfully Invlted to inepeet
this wonder of naval arhiteature. stee
EDUCATIOW.
PEEA BODY II01H SCHIIO9l,
FOR YOUNG LADIEH, WITH PREPARATORY
DEPARTMENT.
3. 1. lNAAW, Prluelpal.
No. 67 (olleum Ctreet, earner 6t. ar Y.
The Fifth Annual 84esion opena on Monday.
Fnsetember 17, 1877. For Circuleara apply to tie
Ptr inipal, at the school, from 10o tb i m. and
Sto ps m., or to JAME8 A. OGIEIHAM, No. a~
(Camp sRtreet. net In od
ORLEANS INSTITUTh.
Day and ermrd~is SeleL.
Directed by MBE . FARNET,
9.......... u.tlouse stret .............
rIIHS ffOOL 9WILL IE-OPEN O q T1H
TFourth eptember. The English and Prenv
courses are under the control of teachers of
known ability.
'1 he greatest attention is paid to Muste and
Solfage.
Having a large and commodious dwelling
wlth well ventilated dormitories, Mrs, Farnet ln
desirous of takinga number of boarding puplla.
aul5 tool ftaw
COMMEROIAL AND CLABSICAL ACADEMY
-247 Bt. Charles street, opposite Tivoll Cirle.
T. B. DABNEY, Js.. Principal.
Successor to Hen. B. M. Lusber.
r.fTIRTEENTH SESSION Ol'EN MONDAY.
- Hetotrnr ta 177 English branches. Natu
ral Solenes. Mathematoia and Modern and An
clent Languages taught. For c.lrculars eontain
Irg terms and ttstimonials, apply at the Aoade..
my and leading book stores. sull 2m eod
ST. HIMEOiN'S SELECT SCHOOL
181 ANNUNCIATION STREET,
Between Thalia and Melpomepe streets.
This institution (ox,nducter by the SIsters of
Charity) reopened on September 1. 1, 17.
The isters consider thermselves onslen
tiously bound to respund to the confldence re
piosed in them by parents and guardians, by
giving to their pup lIs a 'hrriftian and virtoun.
educatlon; strictly attendlnrg to their intellectul
improvement. and cult.ivating that refinement
or manners which will fit them for socIety.
The course of instruction (nased upon that
pursued at Ht. Joseph's Eirmetstbnrg) em
br ,eps Orthography, tarlln, Grammar, Rhet
oric, Composition Iainr and b)rniaental Writ
ing, Practlanl anid tIational Arithmetic, Book
keeping, Principles of Algeibra and Geometry,
Ancient and Modern (Geography (with the use
of Maps and Glob~ts), Astronomy, Sacred and
Profane History, Biography and Mythology.
Natural, Intedlectu. l and Moral Philosophy.
Logi. Botany anrr Chemlst rv, French, Music.
TmBMs IPER MCNTHI PAYABIlE IN AIDVACEI'G
English la'smes, from .........14 to $10
French Classes .............. 2
Entrlancc-paid but once .......
Music, Drawing. e.tc.. firnm extra charges.
(taNEBRAI, OaaGRVAIroNs-1. A month corn
mencmed will be co,nsldertd a month completed.
no deduction being made for absence. 2. Books
and stationery furnished by the Institution at
curren priAes. 3. Vilitors are earnestly re
quested to call only on Saturdays, between the
hours of it and o', lock, to prevent the inter
ruption of scholastic exercses.
-Also-
""ST VINCENT'H HCHOOL,." In conneotlon
with the albove, re-opened on the same day.
e7 1m
SLT. LOUIS INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LAD) E8.
(Established in 1l47.)
Mrs. E. H. MATTHEY ...... .. ..Principal
All the branches of a finished edluatioi, Ia
both English and French. are taught by pro
fessors of superior knowledge and science.
German and Spa,;ish languages salo taught.
Music, vocal and instrumental, receives spo
cial attention.
Classes for a thorough course in model and
in object Drawing will me reorganlbvd early la
the session. Also, Painting in oil and in water
colors.
For further information apply at the St.
LA)UIS INSTITUTE, 215 Daupnina street. th
tween Ursnlines and Hospital.
sol 3m SaHukTh
UNIVEBSIIY HIGH SCHOOL.
Eagle HMal, Irytanla street, ewr. Usalia.
The Fourth Annual Sesion of this school
for Boys will open on MONDA,. October 1.lF71.
The principal will be assisted by a ful.corps of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty of the University of Virginia and
to his patrons the past session, whose names
may be found in.the circular of the school
Circulars can be had at the book stores.
For further information address
GCOO. C. PBEOT, Principal,
iyal am P.O. Box 412
-- ---Moto
WIL.ON, CHJLDS A CO.,
PHILADELPHIA WAGON$. CARTS. ETC.
REPOSITORY
68, 70 and 72 Caremdeleb street,
Have on hand a large asortm'nt of Cane and
oth.r WAGONS, CANE CARTS for two. threft
and four mules, Light and Iaavy OX CARTS
and alao all otter artietns in that line, at LO
PRICES.
All works R ara-teed. 5e4 Im
P. BEROUD,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
70 and 32 St. Joseph street,
Between Tehupitonlas and Peters streets. New
r, tans.
Barouches. Buggies and Spring
Wagons at the lowest prioee. General
repaerina done on most reasonable terms.
PH(E IX HOUSP,
Ne. 96 St. Charles street,
(Next door to the Academy of Musi.)
Opens to-night. Throughly refitted and re
painted in every department. The most fai
mons r'treshment honse in Ne Orleans.
HESTAURAN P. LIQU:OR BAR OYSTER SA
LOON. i4'WLING ALLEYS, IODA MEAD
and CONFECT ONERY DEPARTMN&TS. Cin
cinnati LAGER, Iee cold. eet