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H4t4nUtANC3 1~WM.
Ntothing jg en dangerousa 4wjan Induranim
umtt4pany a.ls uandtu nr ntratIon of risks.
Two par rrnl, of nnflRI)Ilha will Iower the
flashing ptuinl of an oil ton rlogr'nro witlhnout
# latenia3lly n.foi'titng theu Ioirtiing tnot.
No lamp 1r 4 Afo whjore a (rIFnrO1iisR fill is
UislmW Any lamp is Rslt with a saeFi oIl. lit
lsnmber to ibiiy oinly 151) dorgiolr ol.
Matne hen tried to IgIIla.n druinlltnhmlnpe
out of exisetrtio by enacting prohibiltflory laws.
Now w ew York Itnld'lwrlt'rn want tfo lotglslat
the moral druklnlll l oilt. of tlheilr bu)pinpn
by prohlbiting thi writilnR of rIAks heyond a
f.Medt amount. wilthin .'ortain dintrIlot,. 'rThe
one prohibtion will prove about, n nltffT'ual
ad the other. 'rh truth in, that be)fore ally
1mPore lntlurul .n lRW n l'v r'iina'tef. nIIoult. nllin
tnlthl of thof.e tlorlow existinRg shoulld be re
peatil.
The cointroversy hot wwn thel c(ity and tlhe
Waterworkn cniompany ' soolme no naniRe adjust
~ than everl and thei city ren.v li llfirl ill
e (letermtaiatnatlan to ntandl by tih re.itotlon
O fit plugs. li the miellntin h water
. ttllanny Iei atlly firni, and tll watler
shut off from all hI fir pluge onl the
I- ltilmlanapolls Nntinlil.
llqW let isurantlo coIpalltte 'ar'ryhIg risks
In the above city oltllloitnlln IIhi whlOleulelI
tleeiatltlon of pollhela, and we vontur tll (
li.edliet that eAliuh a settlement or the tlontro
vrgty as will make It onc. morl elnf tl o do
business theor will he speodlly atmripllsplued;
and iuch canc.llatlii IR n~tlilng inmre than
juitloe to thleir other policy holdmrs demands.
The unscnmly warfare that In I'llng wnged
between our ihon,, and ftroll Ini lsurainon
oompnanle doing buslli.esa inll thI; i('rillltl'y
ot fall to Iei plIductI'lvo of Injurlous 1me
to the belllignront.
he demon )of proj.uiJl.n shouild not hpI
owed to obtain a Totlholdi IIn thI sanctuary
an honorable bluionws. Potty jealoushmnt
Variably ea.d tao a dilhonoraiIleo rivalry,
e Who 5wishh to lmalntlain their mIanhuoIId
d the dignity of thllr ca.llilhng lould asFeort
mselves anid orolIl thint ptoxioupus rilvalry.
Lt there are enough of Ruich l1noi in the
t llilraies prfolss.in wo Iave nlever ihllobtl ;
that they will nlake their itlluenc felt by
3turlilg allike "fair' phlay " f or, gnilgnd
ttme tiompanls., anld iprovenlt a ointl.itlltn
tF a c.ntmovray that shiould nevelIr hIavo l.enn
.teguth I Nlariltnstly lonsiroPl by ''veroy hidln
itnde nt mlnInhll or th l profe.aonu. IChronil
We hlv toutlhlpll upon thle sllubject of Mtatn,
Upervision muore than 1 e.Rl,. alul Intend toi
keep up the attachk until I. Ist iA nmItlor'ed with
the things that were; a1ndll to,-day we giveo
give place to the following timely wordls lupon
the same subjept fr.ini th.ho In.'llvetp.or.:
The Insurnenro pol'-, with few nrXcept.oltl,
has taken strlllg groundl againstr. thpe wholep
sysetmi, and hIltsi dloiilnIILst.ratt e lb'eyonlld all
qlUstion that It is Irelpgulntt to tim gentim of
plllan lnt tiltutIons; that It mll mipsr
vy bunlens of taxatlion upon i rpotrtion of
t0 people wlthwout crreu.prnllbng lllna1lif.p;
that under tilhe lpo,,ial pollo r' unllllltihls tOe
which Innuratnp' In so unjustly pstulij'ttnl, houi
meUy mananged andl c'lmllolnhtilally .hlPllnl ('ll.l
Me have tu1n drlivn Into hankruptlllWy
y the Mooi', aonl fraudulent, ioln
Mmnthe hlave bn p'i rlitnir t to swinll
die the people undelir tho anption of
law; that tile r tsyitAn of State sllpotrvI'tilo
aLtrodra litrally no prtotettlot l tA tilhe po
tt nato-ivil oftthbis ttl tIhnt-iattion l asium
te Oerd0e. o ulu llllh artitriar power as do
the helad of thei sI'veral Histo ,ImIullrantlce l -
'Dartents; that. they are genirally appolntt
bx by the Exitnetiveml a nd selquently Ir-
imoved froni lroet. resposimnillity to thel p-ut
le, the true o'l Mi of all power; that the
we under whihll tlloy assumll thi o, ntri-ol the
busints (of isuran.i Rteil. nr a rulih. erilul',
and, If not harItIrinl. is ititvely injurious;
and that thely ililtppoei hieavy anld iitlp'less
burden.lof expntlHn upoi otIil anillli.hs, tlihat in
the end lIutst heo pal hy tI he plleiy holders in
thI form of inll'r0a5 i ll r iihiltO .
The insurance dparill~,lllllla apol tn grow to I
tle iere t illtih'ail IIacnlllnhie; they wrle I 'i
ated to ive pliipeo l active ptll "ltistlni whoi
co)ld n (othorwise w I r iIwl.i,-ptl. ' plitcthal
Influence andi not personal litnoss tat Ii gr 'mat
extent governked tih nptllelht ll.l.t.tlut, d tnl ithen
as soon as the lineL.hlt wlts falirly ini motlion,
the llncunimnlnts staned, t int oil lunrei't.Rg
their pOWels, duties aiid emoilulnwtrs. Loglis
latures we eallod th upon for dditltonal lgiln- e
lation year altor year, until the statutm' Iinks
are lumbered al) with a grlet lminlws oIf hltgsla
lion, little of i t gooll, tlllm1 o(f It hatrmnlies
land the moit f il t ltsolulAly IPPillohlhus Pilli- I
tll now the businessi of insurii n in' fairly FI
satlgering undetr the manifold burdens in
bed upon It, and governmental interferenioe 1
s oarrhid tao an ext.nt thiat Irl.oruins to ole
fatal. If the pretenlt state of tlhingl Is i to beI
onti;nued much lolnger, elthoir the govern
ment must 4slume to run the Insurance bust
a1se entirely, or Instrlatnle will htcplinoe ol- F
lolete. Men hlaving mtony to tºilvOIt will
prefer toe.lnipy it In otlihr dePpartml.ltsl of
,ininese In wlrillh they are permi ttted to con
trol their own affahlr unfettered by any spo
c1tl police regulations.
The system of State supervision, as it is
now practiced, practIcally asunlen that the
business oft Inlurat.no Is essentially and In
nately corru pt atlid dangerous, at, thleloreof, ir
must be he(de In, lke the social evll hi it
St. LouIs, by leglal l.uactmlents and special C
State pollee. It assumes that It 18 an evil that FI
cannot be al)ollsis l aild thietufour must be
nigulated apon the same prhiclDlo that theo (
liquor traffic is la lien.ed and placed tlndler
the special Survelilan.In of special statutes.
It assumes that the business of insu- et
ranoe cannot Lie honestly managed when
left only to general statutes, anid therefore
the State must employ stpoealil ofl.oors to keep I:
it within dut bunnds. It i. Jbase-I ulpon tite
funda-montally lnrrll.lnous and daingt'roul as- ot
aumptlon that thile guovormrn nt lls a riglht
toi)nterfere with, .ontr.l Iand direct the pri
vatel busliness of cltionls to an unllrmited cx
tent. I, ingllht do i at desplotism where a P
despot ,n the throne possesses absolute
I)owe'r over tho lip,'tlo alnd proprty oif Ills
subjlet,. but in a lmId in wich the Kgovern
mont (hir-Ivos all it. just Ipwers from tho c.(n
---nt of the gmoverimel, it lnbecmes an outrag,{
.and a diR.,llneir l im v iimvatoiO upon thie rigl 2t
allld Ibtrtms mf thlle plirpl]o.
Pearl Noapltna.
Ask for Seapina and you will Hgtthobest soap.
S0oapina coltainlng no rosin is the best soap
forvwashlng woolou goods, can be found at 110
Gravier street.
NOTICE.
OFFICE BOARD OF ScROOL DIrRu'TORSo
City of New rtllans.
9as Burgundy strreet Sept. 20, 1877.
The r.lls of Teachers of the Public Schools of
the Clty.· f New Onk·lns for the month 0f June.
18R7. will .be paid at the office of the Admijnis
trator of Finance. City Hall, in the following
order. viz:
Schools situated nl the First. Second and
Third Districts, ( n MUNI)AY. 'r4thb inst., at 11
o'clock.
~eho.ols sit.nted in tlr- Four'h. Fifth. Sixth
an .t Serenth Dhtriot., on TUESDAY, :sth inst.,
at 11 o'clock.
JOHN J. O'BIIIEN.
se20 6t Secretary Board _5'thool Di ret.rs.
A CARD.
The undersiened having. at the s'leeession
sale of Arbo's tal on. No. 3at Cc;mmon street.
purchased all righte and i teresrt anpertainining
thereto. beg to announce to the pub,'ic that they
will hereaf cr condu .t the business .at that es
tablishment in their own name and for their
own aceount
Thankful for past favors of public patronage.
the-, hope to meritsa ontinauaae of the sante.
Moae but PIRST-CLASS WINES and ,L
QUOwill be kept.-. .
35W ADVSUTZBDMZTS.
Vt'*M ALII,
MANILA CORDA(GE,
Alt tNi;n.,
John Jewett & MaNtr' 1',r. WhiLe Loud,
Ilolled mun Rlaw Linweoti Oil,
InI 1hit'rl' liv
t I . A IIATrT AgPt'i
NO`ICE.
Ninw tinr. snn, Hrt. 21, wn77.
TIPD allndll Ft. Pt) 1111 IADE Hllt4 bmnvtibnu In
IVIIIItotl Iby thP Hbtton Ihnolal nI 1tldqntion fIr IInu
In all Inprnrlci' pihltt Rll lnilR i t11111 Ht ltu,t will
an(lh allll y rAPil lalerR at ti n ilrlr~np Rf!vplnJ l
(Iy tn iTIlyn11111, 11o rnllnwlIr 4
Ml't~uI~l~yI lrllut.th lllll.Ilfll r
~(l lllf~ lll ntall. 1+ xnlt. nt II
ErnllI'Iinngw I tlltr tI l InI
~11 nsnliayp Firtt~t ].leader l· q to
Mnlitiffny'gR IP',tt'·th Ilctculnt . r n a
"lxllhnnln" IR hn lart+'n whit It al~.Fplp',nd
ina rld book in tRRine is (liven to.
A Ithnaral dillunntnt glYlon tol d.'nlitl'l.
A aniall tpr'Ptnitji may Irn chtlartedl Ply '1111n
try I'alnrn tao nrrvlr l t. P ' r it
'Iil'le fltrII't wan awnrdlI'l to MI'aara. Hvtnlafifll
A Htnrlna. toi (jIlulltf lt) At flint., fnr mmlll l llln rn
et ennrnlly. FIr - f lirt lr Iiforlnlr tioli a1111 mn o
I hPIII.
It. If. WITlrhrtFrIr
Ielht 4t* A u l fo r t I Itlint llos
DANZIGER'S
NEW ST 'ORE,4
1i57 Canal Street,
DETWEI&N IIOU Pl3UttN AND DAUI'IIINE.
Extraordinary Attraction.
THIS WEEK.
FLANN IE LS,
BItANNKE!'TS,
UO'`TOIN,
BELOW LAST YEAR'S PRICES.
flaving main Inrg." ilrolhnon of thhn alwovo
OleOdn hlai In itn h1.r prIII whtniil hlino golinu worn
nlobl very low. wn non ffol r thellm tlhin mIint by
th, ynarl at wlhat they coat. in Now York by
the rnoon.
FIANNEI,L. white, rold tnt all htta Iulo. et ln,
200 iil jln a yard.I'
Lxtr' liln ulallty FLANNELS sot ino, and .Two i
yitl.
CANTON FLANNELH tan low on 70 it yardl.
lI,A lKETId tit a anIdld 1 no Ia lor IIp to thn
Ifnlot Pr~ o'h llianknt,. ail Ilttlth hlulow t.t ir
Hilotnrtlhl OOTTON at Ml a yarld.
t i'rit-nihnrl (CO"Ol"'r)N it 'on yiard,
Immunem nivirtimnt of UCAMHI IElt'tI. JEIANH,
O(INAUUIIUH 'JT'IKH. t Iit.tnitolislhIg
.L.. W -w. ,.,o..
fRKNE MOOBm I DRElM G.OODS I
onlUtliful irll C'ALICOEM it. no i yard.
Now ~ttfl PIt.t iALN iti i .mr. 1 rl yn rd. t
Yard wtle Fall 1'0lh )ALEM Ont 1 io i yard.
A LIAAUAM and 1'Ot'LINd, ill ohoden, it, ason i
Froneh VMPRl'lEMN GCLO'TtHR MERINOS,
CAIMl MEllEHN. I)ELAINHEM, in all lhadinle.
HOUNEKEEPING UOODM.
TOWELM at no an tlpom.
L,'rgu, eaIy 'TOW 1., at $1 a 'dozn.
Imttnllllilluu ani.iortlmltJ ''(of TOWELH. In all priuns
u pto hil a uulin.
Nottinghanl LA( E at all pri.ce from In, a ytard
ijQU ITH it nill prlt'oum. from $It 1 up.
Irlih .t . l rrounlh llIIINENH II, aill t. riIo,o.
Wn log tI ro mommind thin iepartmniit ii our
uiitolrnlnr , its ihey wIllt findi it nolll lt, in n
lolrtm n t.ll t, 'd Ith prir n inn girat K iiiIt.nutl ht ing
thI ntlln'ieOtl evor dtTl ndtl.
BLACK (OODN I BLACK GOODlS!
Our Immnnse nmlb of Ithen goold. from t~he
foot thatw wn gut tllllitn thn ti nlor aind w'or., tlow
lnd tll' d n to makIl oxt ordrlllary largo pur
Jamit Recelved:
to to Dninoe of the relnthratoln "IMPERIAL
ALI'AUAAN."ol whthh wn nrno HMOLE A(IENTM.
Iloank A LIA1AH Iat 2i, rt' iiid ul in it yardl.
Itlamn ALPACAS. in all gradon. up tr $1si o a
yard,
Blaok UASMMEIIFH,. tDELAINEH IIOMBA.
ZINEM, Hlnnrhlut iiCLil'Iln, itt all prt.o.s.
aonmplon for comipluriion mronly givon, not
only h1 hIs, but in itll doIprtmront.s of our nstab
Illhlnonit
HOSIERY I HOSIERY I HOSIERY I
BUY YOURI
H.osiery at I)anzlger's.
LadIes'. Man's and Children's HOSIERIY of all
ulalitis, 'doors and grades.
liOHIEItY for Men, Ladles and Children at 10,
15 and 25n' Ia paIr. We also ta*ke o.'nnalo to in
trodunce our new stok of thie French and
German Hosiery. In all colors and patterns,
sure to DpleaseIO all visitors.
In our new store we shall continue to offer
(Great. Bargains in all kinds of DRY GOOD(H,
antd hope to merit, by courtoools attentlon, a
onlltinnellll of your kind patronage. The
u1pr part of our store, oonal.ining a large
CHOICE DRY GOODS,
Is open for the reeptllon of wholosale lbueyers.
Hanmlles sent, to all parts of the ciunltry frme
of chargo.
DANZIGER'$
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORES
157 Canal street, between Bourbon
and Dauphine.
BRANCH STORE,
228 and 230 Royal at., corner Mt. Philip.
e14 fn1111
S4OLD GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE
J oney. If you can't get gold
*you cian get greenbacks. We
need a person in every town to take sulbsorp
tions-for tihe largest, cheap. st. and lust illus
trated family publications in the world. Any
one can become a successful agent. The most
elegant works of art given free to subscribers.
The price is so low that almost eve yhody sub
scribes. One agent reports making over $15t in
ai week. A lady agent reports taking over 4to0
subscribers in ten uays. All who engage make
money fast. You can devote all your time to
the business, or only your spare time. You
need not be away from home over night. You
can do it as well as others. Full particulars.
directions and terms free. Elegant and ex
pensive outfit free. If you want profltable work
send us your address at once. It costs nothing
to try the btslness. No one who engages fails
to make Er rat pay. Address THE PEOPLE'S
.it)tINAL. Portland. Maine. seO c;m
T. A. BECK,
Offiee and Salesroom, No. 27 Peters st.,
Manufactory. Ca;rndelet Walk, between Roman
and Pricur streets. New Orleans.
Has constantly on hand Sugar Hogsheads,
tola ses Barrels. Half Barrels. Kegs and Flour
Iarrels. new and secndl-ha d.
Ordctry for Hoop-poles tIlled at the lowest
market rates. Particular attention paid to
trimming. se. 3md&w
WILHON, CHILDS & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA WAGONS, CARTS. ETC.
REPOSIMRY
68, 7" and 72 Carondelet street,
Have on hand a Iarge assortmant of Cane and
oth-r WAGONS, CANE CAKTB for two. three
and four ,I4rht; and $ Ot~jABT
WAVTOIW1 AlP TRADERS'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
7............ Carondelet mtrcet ...........317
Paid up Capital, *1,000,000.
Attets April 89, 1877, $1,282,908 00.
IFUVA4 POLT('1111H COVEIULNc FIRE. IUVEII
ANI MARIINE IIIHMI{
-AT -
LOWEST TAIFI'F RATEA .
ED. A. PATLFREY. t'rniluirint.
JNO. ()IIIAFFE,. Vir'n Prnaldnntlf
T110N. F. WA1,11(81b Hnnrnt-ary.
John I. Nohln. T. rLvtt. Lyoni
John UhaITn, Hunmrql It. Iloydl.
lIiornrd Mllllknn, Joroanh MrIFlrnry.
J. 1. Wnrrnn. Wil,, J. Ilnhrtin.
It. T'. Itirokr. It. P. VIrrohlpninn,
Ham'l I 'rindlarndlnr. Win. (!. huk.
A. A. Ynl. o, UlhM. (1IrslTh,
John I. Arirn4, If. 0. .Tlrny.
fnmstbn Ihnrl~ Win. HanrtweIl,
II. M. WlmPloy. U.1.1. rA.Riia,
A. II. MRy. A. T. Jnnln.
H. HI. nownlri, JOPi. Liowling.
A. M. Pllkhwmm. _ ll
P. A. BARKERt,
(General Ini urnuiee Agent,
NIo. 1A CIronlelct tIrect,
NEW OITJEANH.
,Enwa Firr lnrnin OoUnrviinv.
or liiartford. rnwota ...... 07,087,000
lin.t- ord TIPr Initrrncn (Ion, -
&nn®. of Ilnrtforul. mantaP 8,270,000
Horne' Fi're~ lnnerannioConirinny,
oT Nnw York, antnano..... . . ,104,000
Uitlnnntnil Vie, Inninnn'n (loimn
jliny. of Now York, mannita 8,040,000
rn akliii I iri limn nanr (hrln
janny,o I'hihllinrlnilphlit. ivinOtld. 1.862,09
Mniiancoliiipittn Mutfuol Jlln' In
purrinon (hoipn~ny. of Hpring
Il.Idl, maniaiti.. . .... ..6.45,,000
ant 3 mr
ROYAIL CANAIDIAN INSIIRANCE CO.
01' MONTRTEAL,
DOUGLAS WEST, Manager,
Depart~ni nt or Gulf Sr date;,
101 4JIIAVIVI NTRIET,
NEW OfllEAN$. ninl tm
THU CKLBRIATKID
"E. CARVER"
CIOTTI"(ONN -GIN.
All Ilsen. and 'otlon, and OIupllrate Parts,
FUJI SAIE AT ItEDUOED RATES BY
OGDEN & BELL.
DEALEJIH IN IJAft(IING AND TIEH,
No. II Ilntnon .tr'et. nst am
LUMIIER CAHINS I LUMBERi I
Tihe undersigned are still offering their sta,ck
In trade at lowest rates. The pirlome of their
celebrnted
CABIIE PLlANTATION CABINM
have been no reducnd ne to be within reach of
all. Mend for prin lists.
W. W. CARRE & CO.,
RMo Dolord strent,
sotl tf Now Basin. New Orleans.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
UNITED S1TATIN o0 AMEICIOA,
State of LouisIana,
Executive Department.
Whereas Mrs. CHRISTINA GAIRSTKAMP. of
the city of Now Orleans. has appliled to me for
the cancellation of a bond for the sulm of
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARH, sub.
scribed by the latW John Garstkamp, her hus
hand, with Frank Leldenhnimer. Jacob Haffner,
John Roclhm. Adam Ellenhbach and Hrman
IRolle. as securities, dated the nineteenth day of
January. I,75. to secure the faithful perform
anoe of the dutLos of Maid John Garstkamp aI
State tax collector for the Sixth District of th +
parish of Orleans,
Now, thereforre. I. Francs T. Nicholls. Gov
ernor of the State of Louisiana, have thought
proper to issue this, my proclamation. In order
to give notice to all persons herein interested,
to show cause, In writing at the offimo of the
Secretary of State, in the city of New Orleans,
within ninety days from and after the last
publication hereoof, why said bond should not
hI cancelled and annulled.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State of Louisiana, at the city of Orleans this
twenty-fifth lday of Atugust., In the year of our
Lord one thou.sand leight hunldre d ani seventy
seven. arld of the one hundred ad seconol year
of the indopeudnco of the United States of
America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLR.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARRoYo.
Assistant Secretary of State.
tUllQ .3)t*
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
Whereas JOSEPH DEMORUELLE. of the city
of New Orleans. has applied to me for the can
collation of a bond for the sum of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS. subscribed by him, the said
Joseph Demoruello as principal, with Victor
Demoruelle as security, dated on the twenty
eighth day of November, 1874. and conditioned
for the faithful performance of the duties of
said Joseph Demoruelln. 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 persons herein in
terested to show cause, in writing, at the office
of the Secretary of State, in thQ city of New Or
leans, within ninety days from and after the
last publication hereof, why said bond should
not be cancelled and annulled.
Witness my hand, authenticated with the seal
of the State of Louisiana. at the city of New Or
leans, this twenty-fifth day of August. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven and of the one hundred and
second year of the independence of the United
States of America.
FRBANCIS T. NIOCHOLLS.
Governor of the State of Loulsiana
Br thla'overnor:
II' UOI ALI tT ECUS.
The rerrnt bad weather will not Inter.
foor with th, propolpd anintatlmroi nt o, Coin
Iaany (. I,,uiatlana's Own. to ttnko pl ae at the
Now Lkikn Eiod. TIiM (Hatu rdat) IVENINO.
Ht4ipiltoinh r 2',. ,J. It. HTI'EVENH
('lhiiirma1n Arrlngmlntlt Uommitniti",.
an?'l It÷
-prellPal NIf Iet In cRost. hlpplrrm anl PaI.
iowl(,r-- -Th-hlt"talnor HlI,UE WINil N.:. I.'pt,.
I. A. (',io fhf, k " , ving this II I , it ., ,will iiioi 'ol
Ili theb ulsin ,m ,f thaea nnl ".r, I . IIANNA 'Ito
to Now III v r i,,llading.
a'.l it . IANEH I'. M, I I,ltiY.
oice of Newt OrleaOnl (6oy Hal ronad Can.a
laiiv. NvN. 1l? (rin!i straot, Now ()rloana. Hp
't'bir'r 1l, 11.77. At ai, mi 'ting of tipt tis m!rd of
1i)rJplrm, lhii onil the 12th Ilot . n ) IVIIJiNI)
(Ir T'limi Iit iillA 54 por hlar wa. aInolin.td
,nVtlobi thh th- HO.'klllilra ion or atftor tlN
lVY. (loihr 1. I177. All transfra· or stock fur
''ii lJays irvius tr o Ithat rndata i|t te ,| x -dlvi
ulfllrl. (c. (. LEWIH.
nl'ntoI H4erot'tr v.
Npecnl rilIe'-- The IPubli are resr prt
filly notiflrd Ill t I ihlavn ,hooi apt.lIutLd P'ron
vilional Iliquidat r of lth, firn of Moi',u A
M1aa4n, o f mity itmin for i dlssinlutiou of
saiii Drt,, in th"iii xth ilstriot(it irt. rIt hui
no will h.. "o.rrildn on I, hr.tfor, at the ohld
Ponhtl, N,. 1 (iraJvylr ptriant. (!htoleost. wit"a,
llquorIs anI t lmstores al witve oU hantnd.i rdrna
goliltld. VIIItMIN MAIIEU.
solUl 17 .I2
Delinquent TlaxtI ers-.Itlmenm ma~ingme
Dank, rlnnwald Hall-, 2 Barotnestrsat. N wý
(Jrloans, July i, 187--PThis AVINOs UANK
will lavanon to LIaborers, Meehanion, (arks.
R,,, the lmony nannassa to t ay their taxns
untdner Ant o Bof 1'71, and ropaymnnt my ha
made t) thle Bank In weekly or onlhly In
stallmentil. M. BlRNS hI,
jyt tif (Jashlar.
FOR RENT.
rIto REINT- TWO NIU'EIY FIltNIAlrItI.
! l',-ins. with- or without, bh.irdl, t at privato
familty. Ilofronconm oxhangel. Adlilraso X. V.
1Z. 11 i ,Il"a., lsoa . Ii
XVANTED A UcT'rrArgI (Ilt HMAIL TWO
, a ory Ioull. In (h the Fuuith or Rlxth l)ls
trlt. tIiut 1o1, t , 'x'ooed $20p l"r uetilt i. Ad
idros 1. . IW., at.hl ,iiir, i tilto and stitt"o itot ion and
tnrim,. sn ll i,
W ANTEI''(TIRENT AhINOLEOt YITTAhI4.,
MA MittI'''.ntaI n fuir roonis, kitltohn and tsr
vIInts' rolrm, rtll havi. gInal yolr'I anIld iti lli{ndl
jn or withlin one sjluarn of Eolgtatialo striot.
llant Init to xI P I $',i. A tiitla b1oo1.n 'inni
Ibtillln iu g'ood aying tinnrlnt ly oulr"arl Ig..
nrmmoralt .Pllll. R1 'At*'
T1, IiENI'--A VFI.Y IIf)IgIA.L9E IIAIMHFO
'ltilgta, on four lIts of grI'u.ii(i. "oItlIv+tedl
in (lIwira aiid .tl shrubbell ry. situa.ted ,rt en rnor' o..
i'uth -ill (to llsu.rt iha ronts. 'Chin ou.io. hina
'voryv co"iimi10iii. haling in an ntt ravtive nolgh
lirhlood, and iduly In0 oFa1ur.Il front the l'ry
tanin iiathoot ears. HMail .ntllOgao ointall In dlti
iiin parlor, feor al rlomatns nl bath rootn; also.
linI ihod attic', Mtoiiln ditning room, klt+bhin.
hitno oloot. tiat, antriaas, oh'., in titiineiirit, and
Igao tnldl waltr thrIouighout. For furt-hter uar
Il''iira, ar,.tlrs or ll pon iuponIf. lH. BAKERiI.
I iorn..rot oflono. " 11(s rf
111O1 IIE N'r-vUIltNIHIJIED--TIIHE TW-HTO-'r
- ry brlnk r-mlirnln+ N,. Inn Uil- strant, ron
tniningi parl-r. ilining root., finel hd ',rooms,
iiirgi hItlla, kit'lhen andr asrvanta' rooms. F,r
partiifli-ro .pplyni th i.prmuirs.i s. a'il; wa -
i1Ol1 ILENT --HTOIIEH NOt. (7(t ANID n7pt
- Jirytrdos sroott.. lJIRsjr iott,ionr In 1]Intii nigh
tirh,,,d r thn harvJiulna Markot. ALpIV t, Mrs.
FI. 1(P('1, . Annunaitnlion st,i trlt. Iutwroon (t.l
II li N anit, I'. yflrro. ailhl 7i,
rio0 IENTr OFFrifE NO. n IIaiiIN)¥Y
afr,,ne It rear uf WI aFnn Hewing Mnw"hine
(in lllurl y. A pLly at-. 1Hil Caial otront.
I.IT'l'h Ht44ii
ANT'ID if.rllPANrt FiOu TWO IO)ONM,
hurni nl oir unfurni shnd, t mer do thur.,
with gatlltrv fronting in thonstrunt. Noilhtir
hodr very idtirnlii a--tldinlr part of tho' F'irat'
Distriot. (CrA pails the dlor. Tnrma very rt-,i
nnalbio. AddrosaI,. (i, .1 ,this.fl ,on. ate 1w
W ANTED-TO BENT. WITH BOARD. TWO
r.trrgoi. rIt ry ithi i rnornroabl¥y fitrnifihnid front
Mroma. Ill snnofId stor, gnitlory sil routid, eon
virettnt. to two Ilnan of carsl tfldlo always aup
lnied with thn finPat, that thn markot, alyoit'.
N onr le nnod ai.ply Inionis well reoommnnded.
Address X. X. X.. Dnimorat oflim.. jy tL
F(Ot IENT -'I'TIIE 1DEHIItAtLf,lE TWO AND A
half story brir'k dwelling. with all the rotil
orn improv snlntls hails. dilnginuotrn, arehnrd
parlorm, itry bidroorns. iathroorr. a.nrvants'
ror,,i. targip, anvld yard. t.atrn antl well.nit
ollltid ,l I'rytnria t fllrit., No. 21I. ttw+onrl
JoIiVl Inn and Mt. An dr''w atrortt. Also tho
atijinin,lg hiuillFei. Nism.2Ni, and 207. J'.oaniton,
Yiven on thI Iat of O'tobor. F',r fuIrther vnr
ti'ulara laprly to E. C(:ONEItY
sol'| if (,ornor Canal anil nd llai at roit.
io1 RENT -- THII FiNE AND WELL
lo-+at,!l rslllnoo No. 212 (Carorlndniot at roni
with fIln. large double parloirs, hall, and all
the trnmlorn inmprovnLrarlonts. To a gUril tlntilnt
will bin renitsl~ rrasornablen. For torntms svt hly to
E. (CONEhY A MON. nornir of Canal and Doltal
stroets, nsil tF
r 1O RENT--- HIOUHE NO. 1f4 CANAL RTREET.
t et.ween Mt. Charln and Carondoinit satrts.
if deslrabl, thls u InDer tae t will Ie rontas!
set rate. ApUly to A.n. FWEBER, gamt Dplane.
L)tI II RENT- TRIIEE COTTAGEH ON VAL
lnnnen stroot .ornr ol of Colaiini,. on throm)
ynars' lit a', iid $12" isr monith. EIv'h ham simDLa
mtat yards, andi in No. I order. Apply at No. 67
Cainp strol t (up stairs). enot f
OxI0 RENT-THE COTTAGE. NO. 143 ELY.
sa' nn Fihlntr tomet, containing eglht rooms,
kit+hon, servant's room, two wells and a els
torn. togothor with several largo Iota and stable.
The above is suitable for a large dairy, dray
men or a gardoner. Imnt cheap to a good
tmant. Apply at No. 146 Carondolot street.
j)o tf
FURNISHED ROOMS.
J AIUtGE AND IIANDHOMEIY FU;INIHIIED
taparnt.Rtltll in ,n, of the most e!igant nprwivnt
residrnces of the r'ity. Cornvrnienrlt to Canalll
at rolt arid buminess lor.adlltias.
UJnox"'icpt.lonabl, refrrrer'ns ox'harngnd.
Btoornas with trivlatt tabl,e. if desired. Fa.rri
li lus"aking In dasi ratlo hocation,. can addl riss
i<x :30to, or iinullire at the oil '"' of the DeIlmo
e'rat. sell
- +
LOST-FOUND.
i OXT-A NOTE MADE AND ;tMCIIAfD ED
l by Williani I)oyli tlo his own order, aril, by
him inidors+ld, datel Novemnber 2, 17i; for the
sarn of oir) thousand one h undrir l anrd 5ixtli in
dollars, paytil, one year after date,' with inter.
est throrln at the ratie of eight per ':enit per
lannum from date until paid: puraipherd ni vye
tltur by A. ,Her, Jr.. ntary, in order to idenrl
illfy thie wari, with an nvt of mortgage paisred
tbefore him or said Novemrber 2, lr76. All per
sons are cauttiondil from purr:hasng or tralring
ir said note, as thi sLarni btelongs to tthe Itndelr
aigned. &ItH. JOHN U. HIUKEY, tutrix, te:.,
:is:s Fulton stisett. ae21 .it*
am.. ... .. ....mm ...
BOARDING.
I OOMS AND BOARD-AT VERY MODEB
ate priles, 193 Carondeler street.
__.e1; :ntiod MRS. M. E. BLANCHARI).
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING--OOMFORT.
ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board, ey the day, week or
month, by arplyng at the elegant Drivate real
deoce No. 145 Carondelet street. Patties in
search of home comforts will find this a rare
oDDortunity. A fine bath-room also attached to
the house. References ex'hanged. joy1 tf
FOR SALE.
IhRAY FOR H.\LE-A GOOD SECONDI.IAND
SIli'ra,. in running ordrr, will be '-old 'heap.
It ('an he s; n t C. A. BECK'S F,,q.i, store. ,.r
nort f Magazine and Del',rd si rieets se-22 3t*
fT4OR SALE-HALF A MILLION STIRAW
-l berry t,lants, oli and nriw varietls. Ap
oly at N,. 21, Ursulines street. s.,i, lw*
FOR SALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO. NEAHLY
I new; wial be sold cheap. Apply at 224Eighth
strn-,t. se7 tf
COPARTNERSHIPS.
ATOTICE.-THE FIRS OF HEYL & SASSI
i NoT wa- dissolved on t,,e 17th instant, by
limitation. The undersigned will continue in
the hardware and shp euandlery business at
the old stand for his own account, and will
attend to the liq daion nd settlementof the
L.. .m "l ,fmltecuaatr' ,,
WAWTS.
IIlTtATIONM WA1NTE0I-IPIMALVM.
Dre -makerg and eneamtre.sem.
W ANTED --A HI'rTIA'T IN BIY A H IIIHT
htla.4 .itter andl fltter in a 1tr$'n or rnm
litv or in i, shlirt tiallltlrlllfn u ir v i 1l c l l Ilg t
+h/(lnit, A dilrnui A iI 'U., I In, ff , 'f, 4i¶Ae
WANTD--HIIY A YOiN(t LADY. A HITUA
lIon to now: i a flrnt IR' a rltiPr ntl. r on uIw
i1enruhtan e tle at net rIf rnirrrrauo Ralvrn.
oonk., Nullr.. Chambermaldn, KIUI.,
ANTIIf)--A H''EADY AND IfI;LIAIII,I
wo. n IIwnIIIta RIt ltists nlal.Ook.,r WIll,
'n'ik nlllld th, 1' hoInoiiWo.nrk of ai, rmllllJ Inrnll ly
'i'hu lit ,f 'liyy rirferiPnll,.i gfivi'ii If rirIulr'I
AIply to MAI Y. Nii. il l'I hllI t, rlrrl tirntwirunl
Itri .iannI1 RI l l ltonr, 4amal it,
W ANTED -11 A YFFIINO ltle.I,--A Hil'rIr'+
tlon to il, lhouii,wiork a.rll anwinL. Alld
W AN'TED--ilV A ItEI'UITAliI; W(OMAN,
It a utiltion n to i d, wahing and ironingo.
anrd l lain ',i,,king ior hlouarnwork. Attip ly li r4
IThl ar.. ia o. . , arnl 11
W ANTrD- IBY A Y(,t1N(I (Ifti,. A Fii'r.
a1tilion to doI holirnwork In ta private' rn mi
lyI. ln give rnfitrr i'a, if risuiirid. Adii Fr +a
M. IO., 1PFrno, rat ,.m,. Re 1 a ill
WANTED-A HOJlII WIIITE WIOMAN TO
oork, wan.qh and iron. IItnrr'rrc'r rqlirPild.
Apply ft 171 Iitoe ntr[irt. lbetwrnn (.nlart andl
Magaainn, _ 112 It
W ANTEIJ A HITITATION 'T'O G(ltOi Ot1
to do walshilrg and Irnln I by ai (rmidtlln
tnd womani wagr'm raioRnlan.l~Ir Adldronq
(1flh(iK, Tilolt,_ml _. _,,1 ;It
W ANTIP,D Il A YOIUNO WHI'TE W(OMAN
a uituntion to rr,,k wash rnd i ron. Will
tahk in watshing by the. day. w, .k or month.
Thip hiat of riftirneia.i i tn u e li ivin,If riti illirrd.
Addrina M. A., Fil imon. ipren :It.
W ANTED) A I'rIATION. ItY A ILEHI'ECT
alin y ing igirl. to 11 fiironi wo'rk, arid in
willing ti .si fIt in p lila i wiihing nstil iruntrig.
Adlrirea 1l. H., this omen., anetr, iw
W ANTED A HIT'itATION. IlY A ithH'lIrc!T
Fbin yir. ll girl : IA at gona l plin ili',ook and
will miia, m.ist, In hinuiin work. AddriiF, W. H..
thin officP peyr IwQ
W.ANTED-A HIT'IATION AH ((O.(K IN A
mniln t ftamly, or would rirk 1riiil 1t.4n,1di
to thl diin g-rinm. Rhtrfnrrniu'iav givvn . If r,
liirndl. Aiiddrln'P V. IL., Dnmrnnral, iofilnrF.
W ANTED -IY A YIOUNO fiRLh, A HITIIA
ir itl t tdo hi.iiaework an.d dinlrng-rorm
work, or honl.work a, lld uIran. Or irrking,
Atdlrnaa II. II., lhis omnffi. ae :It
IIIL WANTEWD--IEgALE .
Chambennrmald,. Cooke, Wanrse, ete.
IW ANTEI, AN INDITHTHrOUH AND '1TIDY
yrioung woriInn to dI, h,,ulitiwrk anii.i
rrlirre. Addrirni IIANKH, this ,mrre. reil Iw
W~ AN'TED--A WOMAN T'O (0(.K, WAHII
Ao Nllron. A Iply. with rntforrntrr. at No.
1f4 NF,-t ,truot., h ,wi-n Ht. (;harims and ii Irr -
dilnt itrnti#, 4 I,4
W. ANTED-- IY MIH. I1,(OfrK, NO. 142 (AMP
a •trAnt., for the ,oirntry, onn (iook. on
Wanhar and onu ti Ofardonnur. Itn in hand a
"goinl hounnkovepr. an117 tr
W ANTED-AN INDUITPRIOTUI AND TIDY
wormran for rorroklng tili hroujn work. ti,
Inrnmns rnqulired. Apply at No. m First atrrnmt.
lITUATIONI WAiNTEtD--MIALE.
Clerk. and aeien.men.
W. ANTEI- A cEI,lth-TiI-,iOFOII()fl IY h AY
nmililar with thi hriook, it.ntntinry andn fainy
grIra rfalin: inn who r.fll bring nirr'i+t',ilrrnial
'If.y ritr'r+i'4'n 4r mayv rntatrn a pIrnmrnlnt ii t rilll.
tlron, with a fair an amrv. lat HMElitiIl'8H. I;i: Iaiil
W ANTEDBl-IY A YOINO MAN. A HITIlA
flIon in a tusiinnia beri, ; knowR Eligliat,
Frniacth, (Irmrnn. HSairith a n 0 rnd -ik-ke ,iig.
rect, or ,iify r9rtrforueoR . AdIdriaui LI. it, 1. , 212
ChI arItrra .itrri.t,. .F9IrH Iw
W ANTEDI-I.Y A YuIIIN(l MAN OF l(Dl)
'hrllr'aItiq r a nit.nllltirn in an crmrno or
whIilian hfnrune. ISi, rnot afrairid f hiitrd work.
ltrl. of rtferrirnu tirnimliii. Addrwn4r M. 11. DF.
flir- neirrat Ofln. 'rn ' If
WANTgT --PtUPIA*.
- TANTED-BY A TEACHIER, THE OARE
T of a hloun, from the Ist of July to the lnt, of
Novnmber, HatlIfaltory rferenceR will
given, Addral. D,.. thiis oImhJ, jl4t tf
W ANTED -·BY A TEATIER,, A POHITION
ti tttah, In either ia family or a school,
for hoard for solf ardl two children. Aodrtl
"'." this office. ije4 tf
NIgECILA?4EIOIJMN.
IANTED-BY A -.OIA;I.ED BOY, A HIt'l'.
iv al in in It baker toip or oin nf'tiownry
"ann gIve good refireni',i as to 'hiatraiter anid
"alpapvlty. Address C. W., tl'oicra, offici:.
ae022 at
wATANTED--A YOUNG MAN, AOGED i1II
St.>rin yeiar, diitires a iltlluatioln whlre hetl
can make hlimsllf iuseful. lBet, of r;lferencen
given. Addlre, cU. D.. D)mrocratoflt ffil. Fe22 t.
W ANTED-EMP'LOYMENT BY A L,ADY AH
Fr orewoman in any kind of Itor: Is not,
afraid of work, Address MAGff(I If., Demo
raLt i ;ofr , e,2l
ATANTED- BY A YOUNG MAN, A POHI
Y tion as ot.Al roroDnrr or bartendter; ls not
afraid ,of work; can give good rilferences Ad
dress W. i., IDmo,,tertA, ome22 at
W ANTED- -CALPE N'rEIIH, IN TIlE COlfN
try; must thU good workmn alnd have
toIls, l ',agil $2 pIer daiy lnld hoard. AUIly
to, (:IIHM & LlOYD, It Poytras st reit.
µe2'2 21,
W ANTED--AN OVERMEER OF MEVEN
t'Sirn yeonrs' ExxDprien,'l delries a sit ai.lofn
in an sugar plairiintlun: i ndrstindn th' rnod
orn sugallr planting, ri and is as al rnhirinist..
A .lJlris' M. It.. iemocrdt ole, statirig where'
an Interview can tli hadl. 54'21 it
WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN. ONE WHOf
Dtlspaks French. English and (.hrrnman as.it
untion ,,f any kind. Address F. A., No,. 49 Tou
oI us, sitre.t. _ - 5'l21_ 4t.
-3J ANTED-- IY TIIREE GENTLEMEN. TWO
Siiunfurnished roomip anld hoard,. with use
of bath. J'refer Iiupler mart of the First. thi
Foullrth, oir lower part of bixth District. Ad
dress P. O. Box No. 44. 1s,2i t*
X ANTED--HIX (OOI HtOUHE I'AINTERSI.
Irrndlltutcly. Apily at 213 (Cart stret.
Wages $2 rif. Hell tLt"
ANTED-MUGA I COOLERR. IF H, OUND.
good order and cheap. PLAN''EI, Drm
ocrat olfl ei. 4, 2;) tf
W AN rED-tY A YOUNG COLORED P,OY,
Sa s.ritulltll as dinlrng-rorn servant and to
dlo general work labout thile hious':. Is a g',nd
*arrage, driver andl hostler. Address EDWA ID,.
DI)mocrat offi.e. - 2 at
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORJIED BOY A
s situation an dinning-room servant. Ad
dress OUS, this offle. !019 lW
W ANTED-A HITUATION AS MANAGER
or asslistant on a plantation by an old cot
ton Dlanter, who can control labor. Would buy
a smalll -ape "furnishI-di" on time. Alddrurss
PLANTEIL. i North Peters street. soie, Iw
T7ANTED'-BY A COLORED MAN, A SIT
rV uation as cook or dining-room servant,
either In a boarding-house or private family.
lteferr,nc;es tivcn if reinuired. Address CA -(
TER, Demiocrat offcet. ,~ir, 1W
W ANTED-BY A BOY SIXTEEN YE IJH
old who resides with his arients, a sit
uation of any kind in whi,-h he can make him
se:.f useful. Ple:i.o aiddo ess FRANK K., Philip I
street. be ween Clara and Magnolia. .ej
WTANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE
rie:riced yoIIung manr, a farm with stock
and implrn,eri s to work on shar,.. ,or will take
,-harge of it for a tir'ed s. lury N'..t of r-f-r
,-noe luruished. Address FARMER, Dtmor,.rat
offi.e'. s,9 tf
'RI°S BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET, HA4
on hand the best kind of heir, for lity and
co'lntry;: has on hand one good German girl as
hous.keeper. aul7 tf
PHILIP HIR$CH,
50, 52, 54, 54. 58 and 6o North Peter street.
Manufactory-Corner St. is and Miro streets,
New Orleans, ,
Ham for sale choice gren Horhead and Bar.
sWF,_ ;ftaeel,
AUAEKIY op OFM11tNM
I4UNJ)AY. 8n51tnvrbrºr in, and riwrina the
"vlory tnitls, , W~ r vitfly nsriad Hnturdlar Matla
ll',.
Inluat W.'ik of tlr,(oMMANr)rl'ttA AZV1V "-y
giving ntlt i rn ''IittgF'i.7,r gri'm'-Tll'O 11 Vit
o 11 tr rrt16111r15nt.S i NW. .N rrvri , 1'I rtpll tln
Htftrl Inýý it Mysrin.'v, H irlt. iit'vir uro 111
N'w ()r51 iv in, n','r "" rI.r I ,, gat. Itt Hltiz
7,sv'riti', itrrii. (JAZF' i;i v I. jrv ontlng1 88
intli',,.v Irror i, r''rni B''ffl'. i',tlotint antiu
u51r' -(ii, I'r flat it'.,,
MtI .1. too.
141. yo(ty . I';vun I rig, Inpl. ' - (1{~ I.m t of thin rW
Irr lrr tntnt, ', H~lrql n. with t,,, Nr'W o
lii rk Tnthoatn U.'ro",'t tnr.ln j' 'i yI v
Iataot P'rls aisl n YnowWk i,'°r="o '. h l.
1Hur lfl1,'i orgl ai ll 'tltay: g,,Iir','v 8 "nutdo atl
T~i (AT'C 'iit4nri.". 11 M'rt.i.IN. AT~1
atilni rnanagonr: .t..hnn M'nriaq ~'.4t 1 art.
lnon . (lran'I or' fmini{ii of Ithi fill aoni Na'fIL
1877. '1tWonly filnl'Iritp nnalrit8 will ngk u'
in thui how hi~f.,nit Nriw (trlon'.n au'i 87.18.Te,
1 Iorl r i nt im yla ai n t n lv o i rb ui i t ,lw a ir I I,
thp ri'a, I'i' rail. illtotni, Tw.ntt y-flve and ,fi.'
ty-flyovoii t . .e ntt
LRuufo f . N i. t 14 h Pitnto N
IL, at Doj hia~ian Pnrk, orn MUNPAY, Mar.,tem
AT THil
Ill, A977. K¶I1.
Ot~Torial .i a vrlnivi1! It.. N. Ct, t{ IL. It. (11(, 4
Major (l fim. ihoyt., Ia n'W iRn so. willt in tof at t t
Rt. NRPIIII(k nIt.rrl
oil' wita I. o irt. 1'v trim, .mlnbratem .1r ,1 1 '1
Ti~O OPTm ro, . V'.;i' u'aIB~lr'o ha~unIokI8'bl
piat id r tn i ira. itm., I a lt I ,r n n t t oil f h ik t 0* t
ir)n If, Lan9 of It. tn, imitnotnm woltlit.
'rho vnlIa nro' (ivO 7uhiyrll J JInItlf~~ to) l~t1~0eJ .tj
11118 wrotulon or navarl iini'ltii~tlw't ro.
RO W11 W TO U--- NA-·-NT
MUNICIPAL ADVERTIISEaM3Tg
MCAIED PI|OPOA L. /
l1Io'A RiMENT 0F T wIn 8smUTt" ,
4,0,fr, N,,. ,. Citv Haill
Nnw Orh.nn, HnptfomIr lr, lfi .
4r,lIdl prtporals will hn r~,c'ivd at, t, hi)s o
untill T U ItIMA Y, Hnt.emhr ',ti IR77, at 19 iJo'f-Jok
rm., for the digging out of C.(aihrrn C(anal froM:
i'rr to I l, i .iand aFt. rft,. Third D)atrifot, as jie.
.pRnlhinaliions on file i, tih omffn of the el.,:.
Blurvytyor.
The c ity r"Rnmrvf,- the righlt to a'enipt or rfele
any and ail bl.hi.
,s'19 tMl JOHN Ms;:;AFFhII1Y, Admilnletrkai,
*IALD IfI PROPOIA IM.
I'lPA nTMP.T Jo IMPR~ovgW ,
I.,mon N ,. itls, tfity "
New Ori.'amnm, ,ptOtTIrtt l
minn!.d proI.o,nai will hIm rnlvnviwd at thieom oe
until TIf+I,iDAY. Hl4mtmrmltmhnr 2., 1977, at 12m,.
for tho radbliminny f nianllsrn whartvef ltw i ti
Third and Vlfth Dl.ltrifts, in ur'fmrdahtee wih
ealfmllentions farm n11 in the oftln of the (*f f
Harvyo.r. ,
'rTh ctly rfofnrv'' the right tno fL"t'et rt trejot
any and all hide. .INO. M.MAYfRU.,Gy '
ffffe ifi A'tminltferataor."
nwIECK TO IBAKGISA,
MAYaAon r1r (r NOW 0
tlt Hall, H rptrnom r It,
The average prlceof frrnh flour bedngthis 4ag%
omvon dollares and fifty (c.nts; In aoeordaae
with sald valuation the prim. of broad for tY;
weak oommening on MONDAY, ieptembor 1w..
1877. will be:
Hlxty oances for twenty r'ont,.
Thirty oUnDO' for t.,n .ent.
Fifteen onno.. for five oents.
Bakers of bread are re.',irled to nee only tliB
beet flour of the ahove v.le v l r barrl, s
reOt datmtl edorinf.rior fioln brai
fr isale In th ilt rn' Is prohhibterl a.
of broad are reoun trl to report to the a.
polle aation any 1Ointiron of ttit abOv'e
nane, either In variation of welght or,
mat erial
seld7 ED. PILABUtnB, a.ty .
JERMME AND ALIDErngT
.... . . .. , . . .. . : . -
MILK. MILK. MILI
Pure and fre~h, from the ,ountry, to be had
Corner Carendelet and Common sts
and Branch, Ne. 09 Canal street, ig .
the CautomR.Houne, North Aide.
The only pl.ax,4 In the clty where this Qeed
IratedI mlk i"arn hbD preljro(II.
Pure, rleh and swo't .Iore.Ty and Al4
Milk and itutt.-rmlik, at, 5 a,nt, per glai,
'oived daily on he, via Jackeon Railroad. fr
the famous Ar'r,la Dairy Farm. laid EaoJ
from thewell-knrown Fowlir's ImportatuylrOf
J'rsey and Aldorney .fattle.
Also knpt on hand, Mea'rl Hoda Vichy, Whi"
eral Waters, flmorne-mwl.ee.n and Paatry.
and , lyrtho
rrTIZEN9 t8AVLMN8 BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL
S.............. aaonne treet ............
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTEB
This Savings Bank will receive on deposit
Day Interest at the rate otf per cent per man
on such small sums of money as may from
to time be oferPAl therefor by mech.tnics, c
minors and others, thus seorr.rin rr
from robbery, accidnt or fraud and s..
Ing a means of profit on savings bý the
annual interest i TOld.
By special provlon of law married w
and minors can dposvit mr, ne in their
name, and It pan to drawn by tho0elvels o
Such deposilts arnnot bo controlled by
bands parents or tutor,.
Apply for Chart-r tn', Tyr-Tq w/.
_ J. ,. GU7 E.ATO. Pre . id :
M. BENNEt. Caihirer.
DrazcR- Oa :
J. L. GT7RKFNATOP.. E. Wc. 'RrT71 G
K P. CHAMPLIN '4T. BEt Eti,
LoUIli GP.UNEWALD.
SIDNIY B. NWIFT,
Veterinary Surgeon,
(PROFEHOR OF CLINICAL SITRGEIy
TEACHER OF THE )BY AND
IN THE ST. LOUIS VETErrB I i
LEOgL
that~~~~~~~4 5amyb ~~~tb~~BreC1L 6 Li

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