New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IL, 1860.
n c. Morel, /. F. Maxent, J. Dolhonde, A. Dupre

c. Morel, L. F. Maxent, j. Bolhonde, a. Dupre
and +. Duplessis.
School Commissioners, Third District Messrs. 2.
Bermudez Maspereau, prouet, N. Larose, W.
Piles I. A. Boulet, ]. Lombard, d. Stickney, Il.
Wynne, v. st. Ceran, J. Mclean and G. Dufour.
Commissioners House Of Refuge-N. Z. Bailey,
G. L. Leverich, A. G. Bakewe, T. A. Lnmsden,
DR.. NJ. Eastman, DR.. II. S. Forwood, 7. A. BARTLETT
Jos. Andrews, H. Thomas Jr., u. Duvigneaud, r.
Gribble, Robt. Howell and Alf. Kearney.
Directors Works-Messrs. Leefe and Ma
gioni.
Commissioners Touro Asylum -Messrs. Witt and
Kingsland.
Directors Board of Health-Messrs. DeJabarre,
DR.. w. b. Lindsay and DR.. @. Delery.
Bank of Deposit Louisiana State Bank.
Inspector Wood and Coal-Chas. A. Noble.
Sexton Fourth District Cenetery--P. Hartz.
Keeper Courthouse--E. blanchard, Sf.
Keeper Powder Magazine-C. r. Fagot.
City Park-C. NJ. Madeline. n4%"
Porter City Hall-4W. w. Randcll.
Tile Board of Aldermen then retired.
A resolution was then adopted inviting the other
Board to meet this Board in joint session next
Tuesday at z o'clock 7. M.. for the election of
Recorder for the Second District.
Tie Board then adjourned.
.HeIp."
A lady writer in the San Francisco Golden Era
thus pours out her vals of wrath in reference to
the great trouble of procuring good servants:
If there is any one thing perplexingy annoying
to housekeepers, It's help.n. If there is any one
thing almost makes me wish was never born
woman, and had house to keep, It's " help" Ii
there is any one thing calculated to shorten my ex
istenee, and bring my gray hairs with sorrow to a
hotel, It's "help.H have tried every nation, kind
and character-all sorts, ages, sizes and descrip-
tons; but it's of no use they are all alike. In
stead Of helping you to do the work, they help to
make work for you to do; they help themselves to
the best bits in the Kitchen help their friends to
your eggs coffee, tea, and small stores, help their
TIA alrnzn and win baly
from your wardrobe; and one had short time
since helped herself literally to my little gold dol
lars. H'reddie gives me all the little gold dollars
| he receives for pin money!
| Help us from such 90 help or we shall become
| helpless indeed! The climax must soon be reach
ed, and to be prepared for it ] made Freddie pro-
| mise to bring me home copy OF Helpers $ I'M
| uending Crisis to see what he advises. Poor
| fellow he1 must have suffered terribly from help
| to be forced toiwrite book aboutit. Itmust be q
good book, too, the papers talk so much about 1t.
| Now, there Is my Thereae; she is, in the main, q
| good girl, as girls Co. but then she is so abomfna-
| bly careless you can never trust her. Tie spoons,
| forks and table furniture are never clean, and the
| table never half set She can cook very nicely il
| she likes but her head appears to me to be eter-
nally running on the young men. She is a fine
| looking girl and there is not an evening in the
week that she is not off to some place of amuse
ment, or that some caller does not waste our gas
4 till midnight. She must have sleep, and conse
4 quently have to get out Of bed to arouse her IL
the morning. must give her ample notice, tel
to one she is off before can get my things on, ant
stay at home must, for there is no one with whom
to leave the baby.
/ To be sure, Mary is an excellent girl and very
attentive but she i small and delicate, and DARE
| not trust her with so much responsibility. First
our Dutch grocery man fell in love with Therese
he promised her brick house to live in, with every
imaginable comfort, and gas, too. He was neithe
| very young nor remarkably handsome, but he wa
pretty we'll off, and she was on the point Of dc
ceiving' him when along comes the camphene man
much Younger and better looking, and lager bee
and cheese had to give place to one-dollar and
twenty. .cents-a gallon. What row that kicked up
For weeks, lager beer besieged our house, vowin
revenge, and the atmosphere was weighty with til
aroma of faderland.
81 Camphene had all his own way for some time
! but Therese is now inconsolable, consequent
| more careless, because he cannot wed for tw
!. years. In my opinion, he is a mean, contemptibl
! sneak. believe it was all business operation 0
his part FOR Therese says he talked love in a CO
tage and camphene burners, till we had the gs
0 put on. really do not know what to do. If sf
' does not do better and keep things cleaner,
must discharge her, and that would grieve me in
mensely, for might get worse one. II Fredd
gets elected to the. Legislature next year inten
0 to make him introduce bill creating the office
help inspectoress,' the governors wife to appoi
! the Oldest old maid in the CO lnty.