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IW3SVANCE NEWM.
In the light of the recent coal oil calamities
Wight here at home, we renew our demand for
s standard of 150 degrees fire test.
Is not a merchant who accepts an oitler for
a certain quality of goods and receives the
maoney for that order, but supplies goods of
asmother and inferior quality, guilty of obtain
ht money under false pretenýies and crimi
ualy Tiable thererorT And especially so Where
by so doing life, limb and property are placed
Ia jeopardy ?
Everything which tends to lessen the dan
WS Of the dse of coal oil for tile purposes of
Ulamination Is, or should be, of interest to
dulers in that article, and most assuredly of
Importance to the Insurance interest and that
I[ the community at large. The proper con
Uatction of lamps will contribute largoly to
the safety of the use of oil, and tae method of
setting on their metal attachments is an Im
portant feature in such proper construction
Ia this connection we copy from the Scientific
Aumweag
A nent, particularly adapted for attach
Iý t te brass works to petroleum lamps, is
mosde by boiling three parts of resin with one
of caustic soda and four parts of water.
tion is then mixed with half its
to plaster of paris. It sets firmly in
half to three-quarters of an hour. It is
to be of greatadhesive power, not perme
to petroleum, a low conductor of heat,
but superficially attacked by hot water.
Vine white white lead, or precipitated chalk
may be suustituted for plaster, but harden
not slowly.
The coal oil horror of Wednesday morning,
whereby Elizabeth Davis lost her child, and
frum the effects of which she will probably
lime her own life, and which resulted In the
burning of two other persons, and the de
Struction of property to the amount of $1200,
I1 but another witness to the justice of the
Ight which the DEMOURAT has been and is
making against the sale and use of danger
eos qualities of coal oil In lamps. In the face
of sech occurrennes, can there be any further
laggitation as to the necessity for putting a
astp to the sale of such dangerous oils ? If
Uh deplorable results of the use of these in
Siammable oils is insufficient to put an end to
their sale, then the men who deal in them
s-ed begulte the-public-inte-buying-and using,
mast be made to stop; must feel the heavy
land of the law upon them. We know that
there are safe oils to be had in our market,
also properly constructed lamps, and we
weouh say to those who sell them, that they
owe it to themselves and to the community
Im whieh they dwell to join us in our war
upon this pernicious traffic in explosive oils.
At Lest.
At last the Pic. has spoken of coal oil. The
DaEmocAT has been persistently attacking
the dangerous storage of these oils, and the
use of such as are of an explosive quality,
and at last, after the results of our work are
.apparent; after the city authorities are
taking cognizance of the matter; after the
Board of Underwriters have taken action,
ad the insurance men generally are in
'dorsing our course, and after a series of
"deplorable accidents " have been recorded,
the Pic. plucks up courage and actually men
Alnes coal oil in its columns, though even
aow in a mild, inconsequential manner.
Speaking of the Wednesday morning ca
lamity, it says, In one place, that " It ap
pears that the lamp was upset"; and In
.another, "The supposition is that It was
pspet." Now, by what.does it "appear," and
upon what Is the "supposition" based? The
lamp was left burning in the room where a
ahsping child, an invalid, was the sole occu
pant. The mother thought she had placed it
so as to be out of danger of being upset, and
'that is all that is known about it until the
reoin is found filled with the flames of burn
hg ecll. Even now the Pic. cannot venture to
siggest a remedy, but says " The suggestion
Is made." Cautious Pie. But we must not
'expeot too much at first; and we have hopes
that with proper encouragement the Pie.
any eventually approximate the style and
standing of a first-class paper.
Read Navra's Invitation to the China Palace.
> Offner has only one store-114 Canal street,
ptosite Varleti. s Theatre.
BEPOr OF THE CONDITION
- OF THI-
,aIDERNIA NATIOWAL BAWN,
AT NEw ORLEANs,
In the State of Louisiana,
At:the (lose of business. Monday. Oct. 1. 1877.
REHOURCES.
Loans and discounts.............. 780,000 97
V V. B. Bondy, to secut a circulation. .. 15o,ooo oe
Dueefrom reserve agents........... 47,142 76
mae from other National Banks... sic 99
Due from State Banks and bankers. 1,692 92
Seal estate, furniture and fixtures... 53,000 00
Current expenoss .....5......... 6.047 87
heemlum paid for U. 1t. Bonds. . 12,00 00
Obeoka and other rash items ....... 13.759 01
Reahanges for Clearing-House .. 62.385 79
20-l of other banks . ........... 32,410 CO
Fractional currency, including nick
el ......... ..... . 1.128 00
Specie .... .... 40,073 85
Legal tender not . .... ......... 91.000 00
Redenption fund (5 per cent). . 6,750 00
Due from U. 8. Treasurer... ...... 2.100 00
Total .. .............. $1.300608s 16
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, paid in . $400.000 00
SurpDus fund... 39.000 00
Undivided profits ..... 30,781 76
Imtleaal bank notes, outstanding.... 128,500 00
ilvidend un paid.. ................. 1.362 00
Individual dept sits ................. 562,622 22
Demand certificates of deposit....... 81,St 36
Due to other National Banks......... 0.987 41
Due to State Banks and bank. rs .... 21.974 06
Notes and bills rediscounted. 1 ... 7.1 79 15
Total........ ... . $1.,6os 16
Stale of I onisiana. Parish of Orleans.
I. John 0. Devereux, Cosiler of the above
named lank. do sole mnlF swear that the above
statement is true. W the best of my knowledge
and belief.
JOHN 0. DEVIEREUX, Cashier.
Bnbserlh d and sworn to before me, this loth
dag of October. 1877.
W. J. CASTELL. Notary Public.
Correet. Alt. ' t :
P. iRWIN,
J I. AD % Sf8. Directors.
E. UAUCHIE. o001.2 It
Rt. .WVA L.
UIIMMING$& ELMY R havs this day rn
iereved treeir safire Tfrm Ni. 66 Ma-mAg.to
*Poyefreis tr.i t, where hey welt oosetinue
eta rod Poeos nts pees as her. tolore.
REMOVAI..
S13W AavastemmWS
NEW ORLEA1IS CREDIT PONCIER
ASSOCIATION.
offier No 46 Deeatur street.
MIXTH ANNUAL STATE3EWT.
In conformity with the provisions of the char
ter the New Orleans Credit Fonder AssocIation
publish the following statement of their opera
tions for the ryar end rg flcptebtmr 3., 1R77, the
end of the sixth fiscal year:
Amount of interest accrued from October 1, 1876.
to September 30, 1877 ...... ... $, 32
General expenses, taxes, rents, etc.,
from October 1, 1870, to Septembor
30, 177.. . ... . 3,917 40
Discounted from notes paid
before maturity. . .... 11 3
$3,929 93 $3,569 32
69 01
$8.928 93 $3,928 ¶0
The assocIation havethe following
ASSETS:
Notes payable monthly, se
cured by mortgage and
vendor's privilege . $29,300 10,
Real estate........ . 7.301 77
Gash balance in
bank .. $1,279 41
Cash in U. S. Our
renpy .... 470 43- 1,766 84
Sundries debtors.......... e3 81
Installations and fixtures.. 500 n0
To mret passif ........... 703 s99'-. 40,237 O,
LIABILITIES.
Full paid stock.......... 38,000 09
Scrip account .............2.170 00
Unclaimed dividend... 17 06 - 40,237 or,
We the undersigned do solemnly swear that
the above statement is a true and correct extract.
from the books of the association.
A. SAULET, President.
G. II. NORMAN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this filth
day of October, A. D. 1877.
0. LAEARDEUR, Ja., Notary Public.
oel7i1m Fr
FINE FURNITURE,
UPUOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGING1.
"
The finest assortment of
PARLOR,- BEDROOM; DININ-RQOO-M AND
HALL FURNITURE
ever offered in New Orleans will be found at
No. 49 Royal Street,
with a genernl stock of Furniture Coverings
and Curtain Materials, in Satins. French Mo
t et'es, Brocateliens, Cotelines Taoestries,
Reps and Cretonnes. with suitable trimmings.
gimps cords and tassels. A line selected stock
of Bobbinet an'I Noit.inwham Curtains, with rich
corn ceg alt poles and rings, curtain pins, etc.
Window hawies in every variety. Large Mantle
and Pier Glasses, w th hbst French plates.
"itatuary in Newest styles. Paper Hangings
I in newest styles, from "ellings and fancy deco
rations to the lowes' prie id p per. Toose wish
ing to furnish will find it to their advantage to
call and examine before buying
H. N. HIEBRECHT.
06 1m 2p 49 Royal street.
RETAIL PRICE LIST OF TEXT BOUKS
-ADOPTED BY
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOR USE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF LOUISIANA.
As accepted by contract with lowest bidders:
FOR USE IN ALL UNOBADED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
McOuffey's Eelectic p oiler .............. 15
McGuffey's First Reader ................ 15
MeGuilcy's Second eader .............. 0
MeGnfoy's Third Reader ............... 45
McGuiTey's Fourth Reader .............. 56
FOR USE IN WELL GRADED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Independent Spelling B 'ok .............. 2
Independent I first Reader.............. 20
Independent Second Reader ............ 40
Independent Third Rader ............. 65
Independent Fourth Reader ............ 70
Independent. Fifth Beader ............$1 o
Independent Sixth Beader 1 20
Wilison's Larger Speller............... so
Worcester's Primary Dictionary .......... 6o
Butler's Introductory Grammar.......... 20
Butler's Practical Grammar............. so
Swinton's Composition................ 40
Hart's Composition ani Rhetoric. ...1 25
Clark's Easy Leasons in Language....... 30
Maury's Physical Geography...........1 95
Maury's World We Live In.................. I 0o
Mitchell's First Lessons in Geography.... 46
Mitchell's New Primary Geography........ 75
Mitchell's New Intermediate Geography... 1 55
Cornell's Physical Geography ........... 1 as
1)imitry's history and Geography of Louis
iana... ......................... 75
Swinton's Primary History......... ........ so
Holmes' United Sta os History. ""........... 1 20
Robinson's Table Book ................... 15
Robinson's Progressive Primary Arithmo
tic... ............................... 20
Robinson's Progressive Intellectual Arith
m otic....... ........ ... ................ 35
Robinson's Progressive Rudiments Arith
mnet............................... 40
Robinson's Progressive Practical Arithme
tic.............................. 75
Robinson's Progressive Higher Arithmetic 1 10
Robinson's New Elementary Algebra....... 1 20
Venable's Elements of (ieometry........... 1 60
ýpenceeran System of Penmanship........ 10
Moore's Elements of Science ............... 66
Martindale's First Lessons in Natural Phi
losophy... ..... ............ 55
Steeles Fourteen Weeks in Sciences, each. 1 20
Cutter's First Book in Anatomy etc........ so
Carter's Elements of General History...... 1 20
Willson'- Fifth Reader...............1 06
Catheart's Literary 'Reader..... ....... 1 30
Sargent & May's Etymological Reader..... 1 35
Worcester's tomeri-hensive Dictionary.... 1 75
Whitney's Essentials of I nglish Grammar 95
Jobh son & Brown's English Literature.... 1 20
Snedfor'i's Hig or Arithmetic.............. 1 25
Webb's Model Etymology..... .............. 55
anderson's Historical Reader.............. 1 50
Peckham's Elementary Chemistry........ 1 00
Duff's Hook-keeping ................. 1 00
Bartholomew's Drawing Books. lonumbers 1 80
Per Sale at Annexed Prices by the Foilow.
lng Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS, No. 7 Decatur street.
GEO. ELLIS & BRO. 82 Camp street.
W. E. HEEBOLD, 166 Canal.
HEBERT & CO., 59 Chartres.
P. F. GOGAItTY. 151 Camp street.
Madame LELIEVRE. 174 Royal.
LAPARGUE & BRIERRE, 167 Royal.
Mrs. S. SUGG. ioo Orleans.
JAS. KIRKPATRICK. 610 Magazine,
F. F. HANSELL.
RENRY C. ANDREW), 1150 Magazine.
FRANK M. NORMAN, 595 Magazine.
A. A BOHNE, 369 Dryades street.
W. H. MUIR. Pontchartrain Railroad Depot.
H. MU\CII & SON. 43 Washington street.
D. LEECH. 630 Magazine street.
And Booksellers generally throughout the city.
IN QUANTITY TO TIlE TRADE,
At Liberal Discount, by
Seymour & Stevens,
Waolesale Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 96 COMMON STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
Agents of supply for the following publishers:
D. ArP LETON & CO.
VAN ANT WERP. BRAGG & CO.
IVISON, BLAKE WAN. TAYLOR & (J.
JH BUTLEa & CO.
ELDBIDGZ A BRO.
BRELDON A CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE! !
1E1W~3OVA&L
--OF-
B. & W. CRONER
-TO
141 CANAL STREET,
Corner of Bourbon.
Having rented the elegant and commodious
a tore formerly occupled by Messrs. Levois &
Co., and later by Messrs. McGibbon & Co., we
have fitted it up In the most convenient and
comfortable style.
The old stock having all been disposed of
during the summer, we will offer an
ENTIRE NEW AND SELECT STOCK
of the most fashionable
DRY 40OO1S,
At rates which
DEFY COMPETITION.
Our Stock is Complete In Every Depart.
ment.
We would call also especial attention to our
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
The patterns of
Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingrains
are very elegan
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS
are all of the
NEWEMT AND LATEST DESIGNS.
and of this year's importation.
Eattings, Floor Oil Cloths, Cornices, Etc.,
to which we would call special attention.
sego im 2dp
IUKE MEW OHLItAN4 PACIFIC RAIL.
WAY 4 OMPANY
Have removed their office to the commodious
ground floor of the building No. 159 Common
street, formerly occupied by the New Orleans
Gaslight Company.
In making this announcement they desire to
expiess their thanks to those of their f-llow
citizens who have thus far extended their aid
to this great enterprise, while again app aling
to the entire community to promptly c 'me for.
ward and subscribe in accordance with their
means, in order toe able the directory to pu-h
with renewed vigor the work already so far ao
comp'ished to completion,
Every facility will be given, on application at
the office, to impart the information required to
convince every one that the success of the road
is assured as soon as the sum of $575,000 is
reached, either in subscriptions to the first
mortgage bonds or to the stock of the company
In ordt r to place their securities within reach
of all classes of our people, the company have
Issued scrip limited in amount to $50,000. and
made reoelvable either for stock when t resented
in sums of $100, or for freight or passage on
completion of the road. This scrip is divided
into notes of $50. $20, $10 and 65, transferable by
Dearer, thus enabling all to aid this immeasur
ably important work, the success of which will
largely relound to the interests of every man,
woman and child in this city.
With regard to the first mortgage bonds, no
one can doubt their being a first class invest
ment, apart from the collateral advantages
which will be derived by the residents of this
city; and that they will be so regarded by our
moneyed institutions the company refer to a
recommendation made a short time since by
the presidents of nearly all our banks and in
surance companies of the second mortgage
per cent bonds of the company, when such at.
issue was contemplated.
To show the confidence felt by these Institu
tions in the proposed road, their officers rec'm
mend the second mortgage bonds of the New
Orleans Pacific Railway Company as a "first
class 7 per cent per annum interest paying
investment," and say "they will be received by
their several Institutions as security for loans
with as much readiness as any other 7 per
cent security of the State of Louisiana; they un
hesitatingly commend these bonds for invest
ment."
With this inducement supplemented by the
assurances that the company can obtain all else
necessary to place the entire road in working
order when ths seemingly small sum shall
have been provided for. and further, that in
stead of second mortgage, first mortgage 6 per
cent bonds are substituted, can any citizen, who
really desires the prosperity of this city, which
has been so long retarded by the simple want of
proper communitation with the almost inex
haustible resouret's of Texas, Arkansas and
Northern Louisiana fail to respond promptly to
this appeal ?
E. B. WHEEIOCK,
President New Orleans Pacific Railway Com
pany. sels Im 2dp
REINERTH & MONTARDIER,
Having purchased the STOCK and GOOD
WILL of
'Arcy's Well Known and Famous Old
HAT $ rFOlE,
corner of Canal and Chartres streets, wish to
hereby inform their many friends and the pub
lic in gont-rA that, from and after the 27th inst.,
they will ores nt to them the most elegant and
fashionable styles in HATS. CAP:4, etc., shicti
were ever offered in this or any oth--r city in
the Utitel Statt-s. Their p ices will be is
motera e ant sot-ona le as those of any other
establishment in this city. se2ai m
A CARD.
MR. JAMES RICKETT6,
tor manyy yars eonn4ected with
D'Arcy'a Well Known at Seters,
Oorner of Canal and Chartres streets, will be
fondon inmdafer tIbe.J fhIatauatathbo same
SPUGIAL iOnIOin.
R*mes Parish Committee 3emoeratle.
Conservative Party. New Orleans, October 12
ed meeting o1 tbs committee will
be held a the halNo. le Poy (I 70 street. THIS
(Friday) EVENING at 7'4 o'clock. Punctual
attendance is earnestly requested as important
execntive business will be presented for eonsid
oration. By order:
HENRY C. BROWN. President.
A. J. KELLY. Assistant Secretary. 0012 1t*
Mpecial Ntfotice to sihippers to fa you S a
fourche-Please take notiet that, in conse
quence of the closing of the Bayou for the pur
-ir o 4redg ai out -namean4-eemusloetrans
portation of Roods out and in. the steamer
ELLA HUGHER will, for the present, delay her
trig s. the resumption of same to comuence is
soon as transportation shall be rnadl possible.
o0i2t JOE DALFERE4, Master.
SpeiIal Notice-Tn Whom It May Ion
cern-The steamer JOHN H. HANNA wlil nv't
y any bill without the written order of J. P.
';El roy, master, or L. P. Delahoussaye, clerk,
attlbched.
00121 w JAMES P. McELROY.
Notice-New Orleans Credit PFncler As.
sociation-Office 41 Deca ur street, New Orleans,
October 11, 177-Subscribers to the capital stock
of tals assoclation are hereby notified that the
lirst monthly installment of Tien per cent shall
e tIic, payable at the offlee of the association,
on the 25th of October, 1fr77,
By order of the Board of firectors.
0012 1m G. H. NORMAN. Secretary.
New Orleans Credit Fonder Associa
tion, office No. 41 Decatur street-At an eleetion
held Monday, October i, 1877, the following
named gentleman were chosen directors of this
association for the ensuing year top wit,
J. MIt. VILLAVASO. u OBEa T JiOBEERTS.
L. LAROQUE. L. MOLLO
JO8. NOEL, A. SAULEt.
GUST. PATART, F. T. FERNANDVZ.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held Oct)her 10, 1877, Mr. A. Saulet, president,
and (. H. Norman, secretary, were unanimous
ly re-elected for the ensuing year.
ocl2 im G. H. NORMAN. Secretary.
Army of Northern Vlr lnia, lAtuisiana
Division. Benevolent Assoel tion.-Regulsr
monthly meeting SATURDAY , October 11, 1877
at Teutonia Hall, corner Exchange Alley and
Customhouse street. at half-past 7 o'clock p. m.
Members will come prepared to account for
picture tickets.
By order of the President.
W. B. KLETNPETER,
ocl2 It Recording Secretary.
Special Notice to Red River Ohippers
Owing to the non-arrival of tbe BONNIE LEE
the W. J. BEHAN left yesterday, the loth instt
taking all freight received for the BONNIk
LEE. Please arrange Insurance accordingly.
JOS. A. AIKEN,
ocl at 111 Gravier street.
New Orleans, October 10, 1s1-Tfhere
will en a meeting of the Legislative Committee
to Investigate the Affairs of the State Land
Ajlfften atith±ienato.Finance Committee rooms
at the State-House, on FIIDAY the iT2 bl st.,
at 12 m. W. A. LOsIERTTON,
oc1 t Chairman.
Office of the Police Jury, Parish of Jef
ferson, right bank, October 10, 1877-Holders of
Bonds of the parish of Jefferson, right baik
are hereby notified that the INTVRESS 1
COI ONet due October, 15th Inst., will be paid
on and after that date, on presentation to the
undersigned, at bis office at the con t-house,
Harvey's canal. Office hoe-rs on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from t1 o'clock a. m.
to a p. m. JAMEI BERTH 'UD,
(11lo tl.* Treasurer.
Office New Oriean- and Carrollton Nall
road Company. New Orleans, October 1,1577.
At a spe tat meeting of the Board f Diro tors
held tels day, a dividen t of TWO AND A HALF
PER CENT was decta ed out oft' e earnings of
the pas three months. payablh to the stockigol i
ors of this c mpany, or their legal representa
tives, on and after SATURDAY. the 20th inst.
oc6 td WALTER V. CROUCH. Secretary.
Delinquent tax aaers-s'itlens' Savlpgs
Ba k, Grunewald iil, 22 Baronee street New
Orleans, July 5, 1877-This SAVING, hANK
will advance to Laborers, Mechanics,. Clerks
etc. the money necessary to pay their taxes
under Act 96 of 1877, and repayment may be
made to the Bank in weekly or nonthly in
atiiliments. M. BA.NNER,
ivr tf f1luhtiet
BANK NOTICES.
Hibernia Nasienas Bank-New Or.eant-,
0 totser 6, 1877-At the meeting of the i'rectors
this day. (lo. R Pre-ton, £aq., was unanimous
ly ele o e President of this issnk
os7 1w JOtsi G. D1)VEREUX Cashier.
FOR RENT.
F OR RENT-DFSK ROOM IN ATLANTIC
Coast Lino offl e, coiner St. Chas les and
Common streets, under tt. Charles Hotel. In
quire at ofile. oci It
FOR REN l-THREss, COMFORFABLE BED
rooms in a strictly private famil. Parlor
and private table given, if prelerred. No chil
Iron in the house or other boarders. Lora son
psoessan and convenient. Address D, Demo
erat ofsioe. s0 11 tf
ARARE CHANCE.-FOR RENT-A VALUA
A ILE VEIIETABLE GARDEN now set in
winter cabbages, cansflowers, onions, lettuce',
turnips, etc. This p ac- has superior advan
tages in marketing the pr duct of the garden.
100,000 eabbagss, 3000 cauaiflowere can be grown
from the present stock of . lants, half an acre
of onions, turnips. etc.
Dwelling hous . s ab e. implements. team.
This glace will be rented on shares to a re
onsible person with sufficient capital to com
py with th terms of the proprietor.
Apply to H.., t this offies.
New Orleans, October 10, 1877. oc1o
FOR RENT-FOR THE FIRST OF DECEM
hbr, the Jos. Avet tsroperty, with garden at
tached, corner of Ess.lanas e and Rampart
streets. Apply to 0. M. LETELLIEI, No. 17
Royar street. Oc9lOt
LOR RENT-.THAT Df HIRABLE OFFICE,
F on second floor of No. 4o Union street, for
merly occupied by Mes-rs. sikns & Watt, with
affles furniture.vaul and gas fixtures esmpleto.
Apply t, A. LiVI, No. 34 kerdido street.
oc7 1mn
FOR RENT. WI CH ORt WITHOUT BOtRD
handsome, well furnished apartments in
that most eligibly situated residence No. 22
Rapntsart street, between Canal and Common
streets. ocT im
FOR RENT-THE TWO VERY DESIRABLE
Two-story liesidences, wi h gas fixtsares
complete, corner Philip and Ma csziue streets,
Fourth Distriet. Apply to A. LEVI. No.34 Per
uido street. O071m
OR RENT-A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
ro m near Canal street. Apply at the
Democrat ofl _e. Oc2 tf
FOR RENT OR SALE-A SAW MILL, ONE
mile from Biloxi. Terms liberal. Address
JACOB ELMER, Biloxi, Miss. se25 Im
TO RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RAISED
cottage, on four lots of ground, cultivated
in flowers and shrubbery siusated on corner of
Mitth anal Coli eum streets. This house has
every convenience, being in an attractive neigh
borhood, and only one square from the Pry
tanla street ears. Said cottage contains dou
ble parlor, four bed rooms and bath room; also,
finished attic, besides dining room, kitchen
china closet, pantries, etc., in basement, and
gas and w .ter throughout. For further par
ticulars, address or call upon H. H. BAKER,
Democrat office, 8e18 tf
1 ORt RENT-THE DESIRABLE iWO AND A
balf story b ick dwell ne, with all the mod
ern improve Lens, h lls, diningfoom, arched
parlors. airy bedrooms, bathroom. servants'
rooms, large pavel yard, cist irn d w" i, sit
sated sn Prytbnia eteet, No. 2 1, between
Josephine ant Sr. Andrew streets. Also the
adt ining h~ use,. Nos. 209 and :07. Pos ession
givoon s the 1st of October. For further tar
titulars apply to E. CONEi.Y,
sst'13f Corn r "nnstaind 9 in streets.
AIT. CazamnI. O. CA3n zUz.
. L. CAnzans. CaAs. J. CAanhas
A. CARRIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCIIANTE
Corner Royal and Custombuaue.
Idberal Advanues made on -Oonulgumes to
WArTSn
SITUATIONS WAwTra-E-1ALUS.
Gevernesses, Coppeaiens, ete.
W ANTED-A LADY, NATIVE OF NEW
Orleans, who has been connected for seve*
al years with the leading schools North, is de
sirous of obtaining an engagement elher in
the city or country. Teae'tes French. English,
vocal and instrumental music. The highest
reference sgiven. Please address, care of this
oiftee, MM1. M. I, M. _ e_ t w
Dressmakers and seamasresses.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. A SITUA
ttiento sew: twirsa rtrk i opeDrator on seer
Ing mac in The b st of referenoe given.
Address KO 1t this office. a-e! o
eHousekeepers.
W ANTED-A SITUATION Aft NURSE OR
hou'ekeeper by a respectable servant.
Good recommendations furnished. Addre-s E.
D., Democrat office. oc0
Coeeks, Nurses, Chambermalds, Ste.,
W ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
V girl, a situation to do housework or cook
Ing. Bost of reference given. Apply at No. 10o
(laiennl street 0012 It
W ANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GIRL,. SITU
ations as nurse or to do housework. Can
both give good references. Address Mi. C. and
K. C., Democrat office. oci2 et
WANTED-A SITUATION AS A WASHIR
and Ironer by a good, steady woman. Ap
ply at an Thalia street, between Annunciation
and Mt. Thomas streets. 0012 at
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
a situetion as cook. Address hI. B., Dem
ocrat offie. o cil at
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
white woman o do housework or nurse.
Address C. K., this oil 'e. ocli at
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
white woman to nurse and sew. Address
C. M., this office. 0c0i at
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
girl, a situation to do h usework and
nursing. Apply to N. T. at 10e Calliope sireet.
0e11 it
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS
old, a situation to do dining-room and
housework. Can give good references. Ad
dress L. W. A., Democrat office. ocli at
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
woman, a situation to cook. wash and iron.
or wash and iron for a small family. Can give
good references it required. Address M. I.., No.
10 Theresa street. ocll It
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLEMIDDLE
aged white woman, a situation to cook
and do plain washing. Apply to B. W., ins Cal
liope street. 001 at
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL.
a situation to do diningroom and house
work. Can give good relerences. Address I).
M., Democrat office. ode It
HELP WANTED-PEEALS.
Chmbewmates, Cook., Namse, ote.
W AN ED-ýA WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
and iron in a small famrlly. Apply on
Carnndeleet strett, setbnd door below Gen.
Taylor street ooe*
WANTED-BY MRS. BLOuK, NO. i42 CAMP
street, for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand a
good housekeeper, an17 tf
W ANTED- N INDUeTRIOUs AND TIDY
s oman for cooking and house work. Re
ferences required. Avpfy at No. 5s First street.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
Clerks and Oslesmen.
WANTED-A SITU ATION BY AN INDUM
trious man as bookkeeper, clerk, pri ate
watchman or .tton ginner Best referencees.
Address F. CARTER, No. 85 Exchange Alley.
0d12 dt__ ___
A YOUNG MAN WANT A SITUy TION TO
go in t e country to work a her on the
tarm or c erk in a'te're. An i tG rview is re
spectfu ly soteited frni any laemer wanting
any help. Bost of reference given. Address
W. H. C., his office. ec it
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A COMMI -
soon house. wine and liquor store or
who esale rocery, by a young maei who speaks
Eng ish, French, German ani Spanish and
o.news IBook-ke.+rieg. Is willing to work for a
small salary. Best of city references. Address
AMt'ltICA 's* 135 Dec tier sire' t. o'-7 1w
UJANTED-A P051 ION IN AI tiUG STORE.
Vw olesale or rmtll. Futly competent.
Best of r" lerences. Address J. P. J., care of
t emocrat ofti o l ore 1 w
W A TED-E~t'L(1x1£3 AS tA 1)1D0(
lebrk. by a >oun/ man of five years' expe
rieno- and a gradeuate of the Ontari College of
Pharmacy. Can furnish good r efere cos as to
ate lit y and char.s. t r. Aitoress drawer No. 48,
Brantford po. tofjee Ca(nada. e 1w*
W ANTED-L 51i'UATrew , ,, A v(.C
eate r retatl) irocery store by a' oung man
who has had eeverai yeas' experience in a
count, y store. Willing to work for a living sal
ary. Address G. K., care this office. seiote
';ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN uP GOOD
character a situation in an office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid of hard work.
B .st of refer ences furnished. Address I. H. D.,
Demo-rat Office seietf
HELF WANTIID-MAfaLEE.
W ANTED-A ST ADY, HONEST YOUNG
man, ib ut 15 year s of ag + to work in a
barber, hop. One tha hus, b en in the business
before Apply at 15 Johnson street, between
Canal and, ustomhou-e. oc11 It*
WANTED-PUPILA.
W AN TED-A GENTLEMAN IN DELICATE
health desires to spend the winter In the
South. and would like a poslilon in afamily as
teacher of young children, in eiy or country.
He would consider the comforts of a home an
eluivaleet for services. Best of references
given. Address H., Box 2845, New Orleans.
(312
ANTED-BY A TEACHER A POSITION
W N toteacB. In either a famfily or a school,
for board for self and two children. Aodre
D," this offiee. 104 tf
NISM:ELI.A E DOUV.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A RITUA
tio.i as barkeeper on a stea 4 boat; has had
experiene ; goon referenc s. Address J. E. H..
Democr it office. oel2 at
W ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, A
situation as pr v"., watchman or porter in
a store. Can bring the best of r commenda
tions from 'ormer emt.loyers. Address P. K.,
Demoeratt off`ice. 009 tit
W ANTED-T; RENT, BY A PRIVATE
family residing in the Fourth District, a
neatly furnished fr nt r om. suitabl for one or
two gentlemen. Breakfast furnished if dsared.
Cars pass the door. R ference. exchanged.
For further particulars, address Z., Democrat
office. o09 1w
fi r MEN WANTED TO WORK ON BASS'
QJt Levee in the parish of kast Carroll, 75
miles above Vicksburg. The work will start
immediately,
ocl st* P. J. TYRRELL. Contractor.
WANTED-TO RENT, A SUIT' OF ROOMS
adapted for meeting rooms, in the s- Bond
or third strye of a bull isn< near Canal street.
A good tenant can be had by addressing Post
office Box 1789. 0o4 1w
$1 50 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEST WORK.
P * 1an 9 63o Magazine. D. LEECH. Soiree
Pianit. _____jys ly
W ANTE'D-SUGAR COOLERS, IF SOUND,
good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem
ocrat office. segoif
W ANTED--nY AN AUI'IVs. AND RAPE
rienced young man, a farmn with stock
and impleienis to work on shares, or will take
charge of it for a steed salary Best of r'fer
enue furnished. Address FARMER. Democrat
office. s etf
MRS BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMPSTREET. HAS
on hand the best kind of heiri for city snd
cointry; has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper, ai17 tf
LOST OR STOLEN.
LOT O0 STOLEN-ON THE EIGHi'H riP
Otober, a Newf on Ind DO ,; 1,o y all
white. heat and as bi irk; eirft e" innths
olft at sweritg to tae n ,me of 'Baby." A tib
'raf r ward w 11 he , en to the fin er ly re
turningitto GIEO. EIRE. eernerof Car.-n stet
Walk and I) rbi.tny 0t Brin. "'12 It*
LOST-FOUND.
OST -A PA R OA PULPIT S PRV(yrAoT7
ad b leaving thema at lbs Demor at ,1,.
0.-12 Uf
~A~j jj
ACADEMY OF M1VO*,I
Sunday Evealnl, *cteber 1, Zlk4
and during the week.
Wednesday and fiaturday MATUN ,
The world-renowned KELLY & I EON$
strels and Burlesque Opt a Troaoe,
their Upora House, Twenty-hlrd
New York, on their rogu at aWah
with the fincest artists that money Wi
and a repertoire of nflolitter unap
- banyother compeny.
The iargq fit, moel replecoT awd refute
STIEL .O~tQANIZAT ON in thcswod.4
Seven (Jonedians ani Sipec Itty A.
Matchle-s Q in-etto of, YIaletg.
Orchestra and Brass Bend.
Box offlce open from 9 a. m. until 10 p. tm
tairi rises at s o'clock.
rr HE GAIM.TY THEtTlTE-BABI
near Common.-Unaries Monuai,
and manager.
orPE EVEET ]TIGET,
with a first-olas, company. sele0th fpf
individual merits from the Eastern dlide
elty theatres. Admission only 10, 9I
cents.
BOARDING.
BOARDING-A LADY WISHES 'rQ
party of g ntiemen as hoardele
four rooms in suite, bathroom jouia
vate parlor. Location First Diatriot
neighborhood. Address (i., Demoan
New Orieas, with names and refere
a party of gentlemen suitable arraa#A
can be made to take no ocher boardes'
SELIOT PRIVATE BOARDIN -O
ably furnished front rom ceap
with or without board by the day,
month, by applying at he elegant
deuce No. 1 Cordelet street.
search of home comforts will find
opportunity A fine bath-roomaijo
the house. efereness exehanged.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
JARGE AND HANDSOMELY IU
apartments in one of the most elegant
residences of the city. Convenient to
street and business localities.
Unexceptionable references exoh
Booms with private table. it desired.
lies seeking a desirable location, can
Box solo, or inquire at the office of the
crat.
FOR ALe.
BARGAIN CAN BE HAD ONSATU
Octob .i lit, ft - Letnajrd A
stables. A stylish pair of iron gray
No 1 buggy, with po.e and shaft, and h
of harness.
01O1 HALE - AN ELEGANT AN
F- plete set of furniture, desks a
suitable fora banking or countintla.
ply to HIBERNIA NA 'IONAL RBA
B HALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO.
new; will be sold cheap. Apply at
street.
DAVID F. COOVER&
SUCCESSORS TO WM. B. WABNE
WHOLEMALE DEALERS `.
WATCHES & JEWELI
S. E. corner Chestnut and Seventh
PHILADELPHIA.
American Watch Wholesale
0010 rnm pod
OPENIIMII iAL.
ON MONDAY, O eTO3Ea 1S, IA
Rime. Julie Las.
Will have her first Grand Opeatnia
FALL FASEXONE,
-In
MILLINERY, COSTUMEIB,
-In
Her Parlors at the "Turner
188 CANAL STRRI.
oclO tf
JERSEY ANS ALADEWRN ,
MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh, from the country, to be
Corner Careudeler and Commesa
and Branch, No. RS Canal
the Custofa.meuae, North M49
The only place ; in the oity where
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and swe- t Jersey and
Milk and I uttermilk, at C cents pergi
ceived daily on lee, via Jackson Bal
the famous Arcola Feiry Farm. fSa
from the well-known owler's imp
Jersey and Alderney cattle.
Also kept on hayd MeaI Soda. Ytekv,
eral Waters, l ome-made Pies and Paat r
sea1y5thp
CITIZENS' SAVINhIS BASK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALl,
22..............DaronneStreet.
SPECIAL LEGISL.ATIVE CHABTM..
This Savings Bank will receive on d4pgie
Day intere"t at the rat- of a per cent per
on such emall sums of money as may t
to time be offered therefor by m-"-haaies
minors and others. thus sweirdn
from robbery, acl.iest or fraud, anda
ing a means of profit on savings by'
annual interest paid.
By special provison of law. ari
and minors can d -posit me
name~an'i it san be ran by
sno ren orn
APIY 3,