davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1876-06-20
PROPOSALS.
pRoPoSALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DRpARrMRnr

WAR DEPARTMRNr,l
WASHINGTON CITY, June 2 1876.
Sealed proposals. addressed to the Secretary of
War, will be received at this Department until
II O'Clock on THURSDAY, the I'D day of June.
the schedule below, for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1871.
The Stationery must be of the best quality
Samples must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond with approved sureties, for the faithful full
fllment of his contract, and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles as 1t may
deem proper, and to increase or diminish the
quantity below stated.
Articles not named in the schedule are to be
furnished at the option Of the Department, at the
lowest market price.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

NJ L W B o o X s..
Centennial OEering; republica- KTTGhH
tion Of the principals and acts of the SIEtR8A
Revolution In America. Dedicated TO
the young men Of the United States
nifty years ago, by the late Hezckiah Niles.
HOwC's Seven. hour system OF Grammar.
Infelice. By Evans.
Why We Laugh. Cox.
Free, Yet Forging Their Own Chains. Cornwall.
lshnael; or, in the Depths. SOuthwOrth.
Daulel DCrOnda; vol. l. Elliott.
Edih Lyle. Holmes.
WycE-uazel. Warner.
NEW NOVELS.
Love in Maze. Mrs. Ellet.
Curate in Charge. Mrs. Oliphant.
PSusanias. the Spartan.
For sale by
W. H. & o. II. MORRISON,
jc3-u 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-06-20

V1HE PRIME MINISTER; BY ANTHONY
l. TROLLOPE. For sale at SHII4-
LINGT0S'S BOOKSTORE, corner a3EWH
Fosr-and-a-half street and Pennsyl- ls&1
Daniel Deronda; by George Eliot.
The Hand of Ethelberta; by ThOs. Hardy.
Diana Carew; or, For WOman's Sake; by Mrs.
Forester, author OF Fair WOnen.r
Annual Record OF Science and Industry for 1875.
Meta Victor.
Wych- Hazel; by the author of "wide, Wide
World
One Nights Mystery; by May Agnes Flemmlng.
, Are You My Wife? by the author Of Paris Before
the WAR;
Note, Letter, Cap Paper, and Envelopes, Blank
Books, Pens, Pencils and Ink, Playing Cards of all
sorts and qualities wholesale and retail, at the very
lowest prices, at "
National Republican., 1876-06-20

aFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til THURSDAY, June .. 1876.
By order OF the Trustees, jelQ-SW &ds
National Republican., 1876-06-20
Circuit Court-yudgs Humphreys.

1t is probable that his Honor will sit in the
Probate Court for any business that may come
before him after the Court in General Term
closes.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
Probate Court-Judss wylie.

This court meets to-day, and will be in sess
only short time, as his Honor has to sit with
associates in the general term.
National Republican., 1876-06-20
FINANCIAL.
WALL STREET SPECULATION,

500 FHfB IHBEsFbR Z FE6rEF Has 81 $1,?OO
during the past few months under our improved
system OF operating in Stocks. Risks reduced to
nominal sums and profits increased. Book contain
ing full Information sent application.
TUMBRIDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ap29-STuThIy No. avail street. New York.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
SHOOTING. AFEssa At.
a Wan Ipangerous!y synmndr "a

Last evening. about six o'clock, n
shooting affray took place in the Post
office Saloon, No. - Decatur street, be
tween Joseph 9. Armstrong. alias Leaf
ful, and Adolph j.. Robinson, both en-
ployees eof the place, and which ter
minated in the latter being shot and
dangerously wounded in the right breast
with u revolver in the hands Of the
former. who was arrested and incarcer-
ated in the Central Station
1t appears the dispute arose between
the men in relation to some trifle CON
neeted with their business. Hard words
were used. and Armstrong. feeling him
self tho ineulted party, repaired to the
room Of Mr.. Murphy. the proprietor OF
the saloon. and, taking his revolver, re-
turned to the kitchen and gave his op-
ponent the contents Of one Of the
chambers. the ball taking effect in
Adolph's right breast. The wounded
man was conveyed to his residence, on
st. Ann street, near Claiborne. where he
was attended by DR. Monette. who re-
fused to give an opinion
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

A physician writes the following SEN
sibIe advice: my profession has
thrown me among women Of all classes,
and my experiences teaches me that God
never gave man greater proof Of His
love than to place woman here with
him. My advice is, 60 propose to the
says yes tell her how much your income
is, from what source derived. and tell
her you willdivide the last shilling with
her, and love her with all your heart in
the bargain. And then keep your prom
i8e. Ny word for it, she will live within
your income, and to your last hour you
will regret that you didn't marry sooner.
Gentlemen, don't worry about feminine
extravagance and feminine untruth.
Just you be true to her, love her sincere
ly, and more fond, faithful, foolish
slave you will never meet anywhere.
You won't deserve her, / know, but she
will never know it. Now throw aside
pride and selfshness, and see what will
come Of it."
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

At the City Council meeting yesterday
the Administrator of Finance reported
the collection of State taxes during the
month Of April to have amounted to
1864 .8GI 81.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the New Orleans City Railroad Company
to use dummies from the Lake to the
Canal street stationhouse, provided the
company shall remove their track to the
centre Of Canal street.
An ordinance authorizing the pur-
chase of the dredgeboats and other
property Of the Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal and Drainage Company. and u
relinqushment Of the drainage con
tract, was reported and ordered to lie
over The purchase price is fixed at
$3.50. 600 in drainage warrants.
A communication from DR. Lemon
nier, Secretary Of the Board of Health,
relating the outrages perpetratcd re-
Gently by DR.. White. was referred to the
Committee of the Whole. together with
communications from Drs. Hire, Taylor
and Bagley, giving notice that they
were elected sanity inspectors by the
regular board, and they intended to per
form their duties and claim the salaries
of their Offices.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

\ grand miscellaneous concert will be
given by the officers and crew Of the
steamship Memphis. at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday next, 18th instant, to
be given ut 9 o'clock y. m. The pro
gramme Is not yet ready, 50 that par
ticuIars must be deferred, but it has
leaked out that there will be a
chorus OF fifty or more scamen. This
will be novel feature, and
q rich treat may be anticipated.
This is not the first effort Of the Mem
phis crew. Several ports have already
been enivened by their musical voices,
and when we add that the proceeds of
the entertainment will be devoted to,
and will complete, we have no doubt,
the Bethel fund, we fear not that q lack
Of patrons will pail the pleasures Of the
evening
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
nCLKNAP A BORE.
The Galleries Of the Senate bes 1w0
Thirds FILLED.

Washington Correspondence n. Y. TeiearamI
Everything lives but for day. When
Belknap was impeached what tremen-
dous excitement there was; how the
capitol was thronged with excited peo-
pie; how everybody predicted that
Robson would be impeached next, and
Pierrepont after him, and that the whole
Cabinet was on the verge Of dissolution
and the Republican party was straight
way to be smashed into flinders Well,
Belknap is being tried before the Sen
from hobnobbing with the Emperor Of
Brazil, the Republican party seems to
have held its own, President Grant
smokes his cigars as coolly and
comfortably as ever, and-l am
now coming to the ciimaX-thc
galleries Of the Senate are already
half empty at the trial Such is the
American people. Only yesterday the
galleries were jammed, their occupants
were packed like herrings, and to-day,
although the weather was about the
same, they were only about twothirds
filled It was striking instance OF the
rapidity with which we exhaust our sen
sations by the excessive outlay OF ner-
yous emotion upon the first revelation,
which is soon followed by apathy. Ac
tually even now people begin TO get
tired Of the Belknap business. Why?
Because at first they fairly fed in every
repulsive detail Of that sickening story
of official debauchery, because they de
voured descriptions Of Mrs. Belknap,s
business and Mrs. Marsh's dresses-and
now they have exhausted their interest
when just the really important portion
of the affair begins, namely: the argu-
ment on the important question OF the
Senate's jurisdiction. Every dog has
his day. Belknap has had his, and the
public now banker for the next yictT(
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
TIE MORNING PRESS.

| The Bpe reviews tho points in Judge Billings
decision in tho railroad bond case against the
city. II lays stress upon tho importance Of the de-
oisou. highly approves Of IT and doubts not that
should an appeal be- made. it will be confirmed
by the Supreme Court. Tho supposition. how
ever, is that the hondhnlde's VIII find il prefer
able to accept Of the terms proposed by the city
! The Reputicdu is in favor Of giving fine ac-
commodntinns on steamboats, and railroad ears
70 the Indispensable element" meaning the
"coored voters. and works up the prooftha the
| coored citizen is Indispensable to Louisiana
Further tif wemay be allowed "A vulgarsm. .
It poes for the Pcapjnr. 1t repeats That the Re
publican party tmoanng Tho Custolnhouse) is
ready for investigation. but there is an under
current Of uneasness evidently running be-
meath thnt smooth and placid assertion aa the
| organ continues tp grind dcprecatory tunes
against the Democratic mania Of investigation
The PicaWnP reviews Attorney General
Pierreponts aud Governor Tildens speeches,
published yesterday in the DEMOCRAT
1t suggests to the little negro dandy who tenn
porarily occupies The Gubernatolial chair to
sign tho bill aboliahing tho Superior District
Court.
Aspirant editors may gather Information by
reading the article entitled Newspapcring."
The B,tii'tn thinks TINT Morton would be eyen
worse tlan Grant as a President. III ~ opinion
that tho loyal Indianian Is sharp, and that If he
has not been proved to have misuse1 the war
fund It is because his tfarbs have been VOL
covered.
The BpilctiD alyi5,s southern Congressman
who 60 to Philadelphia t. keep their eyes open
and try to ascertain the true N!thcrn sentiment
towards tho South.
II correc'E alleged mistakes IN the PjroV,tpes s
review Of the Elettnau contract
The Times holds materially the sam" position
~ the Hec concerning Judge Billings decision
IN the bondholders' case against tho city. IL
hopes this will end that oIass Of litigation.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
New York World.l ]

Mr. Bcebe suggested yesterday in the
House, by way of comment on re8olu-
tion instructing q committee to inves-
tigate the killing of Twitchell and King
on the Red River. Louisiana, that the
election riot at indianapolis should be
looked into, As the Senate has under
taken the tasl. OF oyerhauling the last
election in Mississippi it might as well
extend its labors TO Morton own city.
The Senator and his friend, Mr.. Stanton,
regarded Indiana, according to his own
account, as Il rebel State during the
war, and there has probably been as
much intimidation ana bloodshed in it's
capital since, as in the average Southern
community.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
s2@2 TO- Western do. sig2 per Dbl Cabbages

s2@e2 80. Western do. si6y2 per Dbl. Cabbages
$40 6 n 100.
POULTRY-Western chiekens-young s50e4 90
u dozen grown -UsT. Ducks &itu5. Turkeys
-@s2t: Geese --al5. Louisiana chickens
young 81 25op3 25 grown 81 50n5 30. Turkeys
--@sI7: Geese -0Ds5: Bucks -ns'.
EGGS-WesterD iJpl5e per dozen: Louisiana
1701lgc
DRIED FRUIT -Apples and reaches 1900 &c
Y 10.
Woodbury. l0gila Louisiana clear 2i922c
lake 23tp2ic.
MOSS-Gray % r IT. . mixed 3thtc: black 4@5c
Latest Commercial ana Financial TeJe-
grams.
IrerpOoi. May 10. IL 80 a. m.-Flour. y bbl OF
19G fb. 22n24s. pork. bbl of 200 h. s2s cd bacon
" 1t2 h. long clear mddles Sis 81. short clear
middlos b3s 3d : lard " liz b. bas tallow Il IL
ID. A. NJ. 4ts r. y. q. i7s 3d0oi7s Gl wheat, II 100
h. spring 9mpa AL. winter 9s Gd6u9s iod: corn. T.
4so III. 2GGu 26s Cd oats. y a. H. 3e49s 81.
Ner l0rh. May 10 II 30 ~. m.-Gofco staady
Raw Sugar quiet and firm. Refined Sugar in
good demand nj steady prices.
Ch,cago. May 10. 9g5 a. Lard dull 1880 n.
m.-ilogs dun 1925 n. m.-Onts dull. li:t9 u.
m-Corn firm. l1:20a Wheat steady
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
CITY ITEMS.
BARNEY LYNCH.
tie is Appointed Judge lof the superior
District COArt.


About quarter-past IL o'clock to-day
the commission of Barney Lynch rs
Judge Of the Superior District Court
was issued by Antoine, and it was
understood at the State House that
II. Ii, Walsh, Esq. would, temporarily,
occupy the bench OF the Fourth District
Court.
The news. as it spread. created
% sbudder through the legal pro-
fession, who, however much they
can rejoice ut Barneys future absence
from the Fourth Court, must feel sad
dened vt knowing that he will preside
over the Superior Court. Hawkins was
bad enough, but Lynch will be intoler-
able. There is one satisfaction. never
theless to be drawn from the situation.
I'm n very few months neither Barney
nor any of his lsith will roi5ter over our
sacred thrones of Justice.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
evening.

louisville Courier Journal
1t is common to hear him spoken Of =
unless he is abused outright rs 'the
venerable Henry A. Wise" There is
nothing venerable about him. A tall ,
! thin, 1.-the figure i'azep hair parted in
the middle a keen. pale, cIear-cu Wis
age; piercing, ever restless eyes, y Shrill,
treble voice, the veteran agitator does
not carry about with him any Of the
sanctity Of age. IN his duel with
Cocke-in '32, a5 Colonel 5tarbottle
would say-his antagonist undertook to
jockey him as they were placed riS-a-siS
by whispering to his second loud enough
for Wise 10 hear, II call you and God
Almighty 10 witness that am guiltless
Of this mans blood, to which Wise
quickly reioned. You had better leave
God-a-mghty alone and look to your
own blood, damn you, putting his bull
let into Cookies groln Us soon as the
word was given, and coming off himself
without n scratch. He slapped james
Il. Polk in the face for 8 triiling offcnse,
and he has bulIied his way through life
somehow in spite Of uudenidblc genius
ana courage.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

The oldest man in the United States
is Frenchman. His name is Etienne
in the neghborhood Of Quebec on the
10th Of March, 1852, which makes him
l24 years old. He lives in Clermont
county, Ohio. speaks very little, and
walks about well enough with the help
Of n stick
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

Captain Eads has requested. by tele-
graph to the War Depar sment that
Captain Comstock, United States Engi-
neers, now at the iotties, be instructed TO
make soundings in the channel Captain
Eads also requests that the Surveyor
Corps make soundngs, in front Of the
jctties to ascertain whether the bar is
really reforming
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

Speaker EstiI6tte called upon us
yesterday, having just arrived from his
home in st. Landry The country seems
10 agree with Mr.. Estilette very well If
one is to judge by his rosy and healthy
aBpparaupn
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

| At meeting of the Central Council OF
| this Union last night, n resolution was
adopted requesting the officers and dele
gates of the Sixth, Thirteenth. Four
tecnth and Fifteenth Ward Unions to
report ut the uextmeeting whether they
are organized or dissolved.
Agricultural ana Mechanical College.
At n meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors yesterday, Mt the State House, the
report Of the Treasurer was read. The
report relates tho inability OF the
Treasurer to collect interest on bonds
due the college by tho State, compell-
ing him to fund interest warrants to the
amount Of S12, 800 in new conSols, which
he sold at sixty eight cents on the dol
lar, to raise money to take up mortgage
notes on the college property. The
transaction cost $4,000 to the institution.
Convicted of Murder.
Adricn Eveque, as principal. and Eu-
gene GOdin, as accessory, were found
guilty last night Of the murder Of Louis
Poncet- Godin without capital punish
ment. The murder occurred on the
morning Of the 9Th February last, near
the corner of Ursuiines and Claiborne
streets. The quarrel originated at Il
ball given ut the hall OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, after which the parties
repaired 10 the SlueWHik, where ENeuHe
struck Poncet, who returned the blow :;
thereupon Evcque drew u pistol and
shot Poncet. Godin, who is u half
brother Of Eveque, was the incitor Of
the affair. The deceased. like his mur-
derers, was u colored man.
The Whisky Case.
A jury has finally been empanneled
in the Fehrenbach case. which was
formally opened yesterday. The jury
is composed as follows: Hester Addi-
son, Benz. Jenkins lcolored), VIM.
Powell, Peter Scott, y. Brown (colored),
Edward Butler (colorcd), Jacob A. No
riger (coloredD, L. Sprandly, Thomas
Poree (colored), II. Schroeder, Thomas
jefferson (colored), Antoine Bringier
(colored.)
Turn Up, JOHN BeatOm.
If John Beaton, Of Salem, Massachu-
setts, and who left the ship Paul Boy
ton some months ago, will call upon De
tective Cain. at the Central Station, he
will hear something to his advantage.
City Hall.
The Committee Of the Whole were to-
day i'm private session in the Mayors
Parlor, discussing the question OF lease
ing the wharis. 4 number OF bond
holders were present.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

Dull, duller, duIlest, Is the way to
classify business on the river front, for
il is at present always dull on Monday,
dUtier on Tuesday, and Wednesday is
generally the dullest dry Of the week
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


road Company. n Baronne'strect. Now Orleans
May 6. 1870 Hereafter for the better aecommo-
daton of tho public. won the travel is large. a
number Of the dummies between Napoleon
avenue and CHfrollton will carry two or moro
cars, nnd run through EACH WAY WITHOUT
STOPPING. Way passengers vii take the single
ear trains, aud are particularly requested to
noto this change to avoid being carried beyond
their destination. Parties desiring to charter
ono or more ears for pionica. etc. can make
arrangements for any hour on Application at
this Office.
myG lw J.. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
once Ot the Merchants Mutual In
ruranco Company. No lo4 Canal street, New
Orleans. May 2. tsT6.-At the Annual election Of
Directors held ut the office Of this company on
the ID of April last. the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected:
Z. MASPERO EDWARD TOBY,
s. y. REIF. VIC g. CLAIBORNE.
D. FATJO, L. FOURCHY,
NJ. w. SMITH, j. J. FERNANDEZ.
u. A. CHAFFRAIX. J. NJ ALLEN.
CHAS. IhFITTE.
And Mt a meeting of the Board held yesterday.
Mr. PAUL FOURCHY was re-olected President.
my2 lot g. w. MOTT Secretary.
New Orleans Canal ana Banking Com
psny. New Orleans. April II. 1876. Proposals
will be received at the bank, for the purchase or
lease Of its different properties mt the Lake End
Of the Now Canal and tefmj nus Of the New
Orleans City Railroad 10 the laka
apT I'm Gil. JUMONVILLE Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
TO RENT,

LNOR RENT-A NICE, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
IL with wide piazza. Would furnish meals If
desired. Apply at No. 33l Rampant street near
Caliopc mh2Gf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
FINANCIAL.

O,r quotations are correctfd from ne 7agi Eaies
repotfet at t'e stock, 'oHo" G"d Netehdds, Et-,
commercial teIegraas are The last reoeired up 10
the same time.
May Io.-Bank Clearings fsgi ls2 "a balances
s92, ,i42 62.
Thore ia slight Increase in the offerings for
discount. both in bank and on the street. con
aisting mostly of long paper on tho latter. which
Mnsn ses ,hs ihsa'pnna 7 oGca1'nyy w pafeI % 0
ccptional commercial paper ut -tes por cent
per annum; Al do. loee12. and second grad"
There is very little doing in mortgages except
in frat class. which rule at p9Io per cent r"r an
mum. while second grade are enn'irely nominal.
currency ratio !. Gold loans fiat.
london 1 May TO- a. m.-Consols p6zs
United Stutoa 2oa -. Bank of England rate p
per cent: three months bills. open market. !
per cent.
Paris, May 10, IT n. .-Ientes los ~.
GOLD-Now rules vt ll3NllJA. against 1l2t,
ut New York. The market II lese active and not
S1LvER-Owin to the report that or ders
have been sont by the United States Treasurer
to the assi4 4tan traasurcrs 10 nay out silver more
literally. the market has weakened. and il now
quoted ut loi@io3 currency for American half
dollars and spa9o gold for Meyican dollars.
STERbING-Otferngs light. demand fair
market lower. Commercial quoted here nt 5t7m
5ls eurr ncy. bank @652l. bank counter rate g
t52's. Commercial at New York III 40 s94Fa1a
gold. bank ig7 lsee4seia
FRANCS Scarcely ything doing. CONNER
'lal uuptel nero ihl =, haHk nominal N'h-
mercial ut New York 5la'sQ5T gold. bank b.tta
ht5lla
NEW YORK SIGHT Scarce ana IL request.
Bank checking rate on New YORK. $ p"r cent
premium. Commercial sight stiff at aa5-le
premium.
STOCKS Dun an1 without any new feature II
notice, Last sales Mutual National Bark SIS
Carrollton Railroad foi 25.
STATE CONSOLES Stronger: quoted ~ G7fd
G9t Inst sales G9.
CITY PREMIUM BONDS-Active md higher
quoted at 3ba3bi last sales 3tiep31t,
Other city bonds are quoted On the
basis Of premiums. with allowance for interest
except old six per cent city consolidated and city
wharf improvements: S20 900 of the former sold
yesterday ut a.: the latter rconinu" entirely nonl
inal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT |
/ Wednesday Evening. May 10. 1862 y. m.
| We condease iron, oar exchanges Tie foio'einl
| interesting financial and commercial
| Items:
IN October last the excnsa in the total held ~
| reserve by tho banks over the requirements 81
to s6 ooo. .0o0 while in the last returns Of March
| 10. 1t had risen to alO1 900. 900 Now and then
single banks in different parts of the country aro
| developing weakness. and a few are falling. but
the great national system remains thoroughly
sound. This. certainly. Is very satisfactory.
The following Is n synopsis Of letter recently
sent by the Secretary of tho Treasury 70 tho
Chairman Of The Committee on Ways and Means.
giving Prof Joseph Henry's Chairman of the
National Academy Of Scencesl views on the
classification Of imported sugars: Since u high
grade 81 sugar ean be made to assume the M
pearanes Of new grade hy artificial coloring,
the plan adopted Of rating the tariff as exhibited
by color is defective. A progressive ratio OF
duties, corresponding with the per centage Of
cryaializnbe sugar. is the proper hasis for taxa
ton. the only one Nv which frauds on the Cow
crnmen can hn prevented
IouIsvIII,E MnyG-The market closed with
good demand nj full prices for oil heavy. Nne.
rich tohnccoa in good orier mud fun weight. with
the market quoted as follows.
Monde
Now. script. HOHyY. fliting.
Comm lues s. oo6p 80 g booo 6 20 " to@ 6 50
Good lugs.. Boa 90 q sONl ~ 5VmD 3 %
Com Ieaf. 0atp 30 1ofp ~ 00tDiu ~
Good leaf 300 900 anegll 80 ~ n0haij ~
Fine leaf. 10olali u uO@1s 90
Selections. IL GOA ~ 40 nominal
With 81 to a. less for hhda in bad order and
light weights excepting for nnc graIpa
BILE change in the corn trade during he past
week
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION by A YOUNG
w married man. who speaks both Englsl,
and French. IL thoroughly acquainted with the
city as Book keeper. Clerk or Collector. Best Of
city references given IA to honesty. industry
and capacity. Address T.. Democrat office.
my1Oif
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

VVANTED-TWO ROOMS. WITH BOARD
for wife. child and solf. in n private family.
between First and Toledano streets. Fourth
District. References exchanged. Address.
mygu COMFORT, Democrat office.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
DAIL\ DEMOCRAT.
II. J. HEARSEy .............. EDrroR
f,I)IToR.

NN. yOEsPEH o. go, rr0prietors.
Office. ~ CAMP STREET. (SeeonJ Floor
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MESSENGER SERVICE.

30 cents per hour: r. cents for 30 minutes or
less. and cents for each additional 10 minutes
or fraction thereof.
Special rates given for any length of time be-
yond three hours, when contract T. made in id-
vance.