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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-16
NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. September Is. 1877. !
The average price Of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; in accordance
with said valuation the price Of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY. September II.
1877. will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best flour of the above value per barrel and the
use of damaged or inferior -four in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation Of the above ordi-
nance either In variation of weight or quality of
material.
sel6 ED. PILsPURY. Mayor.
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RYC E. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-Office No. 81
= - ;, Camp streetsAT 2 October 90 1877
change, IN the .rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel.
IN this city, will be sold at public auction. BY
Virtue Hph and Ipsa Of a. order f,em TIE
Court for the Parish Of Orleans. dated the is h
OF September. 1877. and rendered in the above
entitled Succession, the following described
pf + ohiR Il LOT OF GROUND, situated
In the First District of this city and in the
Basin. Common and Gravier streets. The said
lot forms the northwest corner Of Rampant and
Gravier streets, and measures rs feet front on
lines Of 1i2 feet and front on Gravier Street, and
extending .i In. to an alleyway in the rear 10 feet
Inches wide common to this and the other
ings and improvements thereon. comprising
the substantially built two-story and attic
brick building, the lower portion used as a store
and the upper and rear arrangements for dwell
Ing, with paved yard, cistern etc. and designa-
TED y tn IN RI e keTPPa pr trest
tho same district and square as above described,
measuring. 25 feet front on Rampart street BY
liz feet In depth. between parallel lines and also
inches wide. Together with all the buildings
and improvements, designated by the No. "a
Kampart street, and comprising substantial
a hhost fs ana asa,e pf ap dwelling containing
:, 3. ANOTHER Lot OF GRoUND. situated in
thu, same district and square as above described,
anu ilB % Itet front on HHtnpHIL Street
by depth Of 112 feet between parallel lines, and
also extending. back on an alley in the rear 10
feet inches wide. Together with all the build
tngs and improvements thereon comprising q
two story and attic brick dwaling. designate d
by the No. T6 Rampant street. it contains about
- rooms. paved yard, oistern etc. near the Poy-
dras and Rilie markets and the centre of bust
ness. adapting these properties for either
dwellings or retail business The location and
substantial character of the improvements
merit the attention of capitalists seeking safe
and productive Investment.
Terms and Conditions-C 10 per cent Of
the, price Of adjudication to be paid on the spot
and the purchaser to assume over and above
the price the taxes for 1877, due and exigible in
1873
d, Acts o. sale at the expense of the purchasers
before Charles II. Soniat Esq. notary public
Se16 % 20 oo6 10 90
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, September Is, 1877.
INn A1lG- Adn,isi n ga finn Harlan

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 10, 1877.
mo. 4ll6-Administratio Series.1
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
accounts therein named.
Be IL ordained, That the following appropria-
tions be and are hereby made for the month Of
August, 1877, and thai the Administrator Of Public
Accounts warrant on the Administrator Of FL
nance in payment Of the same, whenever there
shall be money in the City Treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund for each account, and not
otherwise appropriated:
James D. Hou sten, criminal sheriff, for
maintenance OF prisoners, etc., APP
pEONeu ..........,... So,l3L ~
Fees aud expenses in First District
Court. approved ............... $40 70
lothl., ...st'.t.st. potftl w
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of New Or
leans, september II, 1871
Yeas: Brown. Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards, McOaffrey.
ED. pILsBURY. Mayor.
A true copy
THos. g. RAPIER, Secretary.
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Ask for Soapina and you will get the best soap.
Soapina containing no rosin is the best soap
for washing WOODEN goods, can be found at ITO
Drawer street.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
5@-~-S~~o-sSS~S~~yNsll1,
BY Se1le Il Ma1ochee.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE DURAN.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No, 81. 600.

DY sELLE Il MALOCHEE-Armand selle,
ID Auctioneer-Off No. 80 Royal street
SATURDAY, October 20, 1877, at Ia O'Clock M,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street. between Customhouse and Canal
streets will be sold at public auction, by virtue
of an order from the Hon. A. j. Tisso', Judge
of the Second District Court fol the parish of
Orleans, dated September 10, 1877. the following
o9sea' gER6T f22tPNSf1Yor or GROUND. situated
In the Faubourg Plaisance in the Sixth Dis
trict, designated as lot No. 8 of square No. 5.
bounded by Toedano, Jersey and Laurel streets
and Louisiana Avenue said lot measuring 80
feet front on Jersey street tnoW Annunciation)
by o depth between parallel lines OF 100 feet q
inches. Together with the buildings and inn
'i !. CERTAfN IoT OF GROUND, situated
In the Faubourg Plaisance, in the Sixth Dis
trict of this city. in square No. g. bounded by
Jersey tnow Annuncatinn), Laurel Toledano
and Louisiana Avenue designa ed by No. on
the original plan of the Faubourg Plaisance.
measuring 30 feet front on Jersey street now
Annunciation) by depth Of 1o2 feet 10 inches,
between equal and parallel lines. Together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. .
227. bounded by Green, Madison. Cambronne
measuring 300 feet by sol feet all of which
property Is fully described IN the inventory
filed. Together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot
=. Acts Of sale mt The expense Of purchasers, be-
fore John T. Coffey, notary public.
Ee16 az 30 OC6 10 90
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BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL STREET
BETWEEN DORGENOIs AND BROA
STREETS
SUCCESSION OF ABRAHAM H. D'MEZA
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NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1877.
CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAYoRAnTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September ID, 1877.

MAYoHALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September ID. 1877.
rho. 4l14-Administrat Beriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several pay rolls therein named.
Be IL ordained, That the following appropria-
tions be and are hereby made for the month oil
August, 1877, and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administers
tor of Finance in payment OF the same, when.
ever there shall be money in the City Treasury
to the credit OF the appropriate fund for each
account. and not otherwise appropriated
PAY roll Of recorders courts .......... t1,770 90
Paw roll of court officers. .....i........ $50 90
PAY roll of Superior Criminal Court . TAI 86
Paw roll OF First District Court. ....... 533 80
PAY roll of sanitary inspectors ....... $50 90
Paw roll of sanitary police officers. ..... $40 90
Pay roll Of justices OF the peace and COM
Pay roll OF ooroners. .................. 1000 90
Pay roll Of District Attorney. . ......... 416 65
Total. neutrality-suspicious.. 1851 eB
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New Or
leans, september IL, 1877.
Yeas--Drown, Osvanac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards, McCsffrey.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy;
THos q. RApIER, Secretary.
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MAYoRAITY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, September Is, 1877.
mo. INSTRUMENTATION Seriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
several accounts therein named.
Be IL ordained That the following appropria-
tions be and are hereby made for the month Of
August, 1877 and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment of the same, whenever
there shall be money in the city treasury to
the credit OF the appropriate fund for each no.
count, and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF FoLIoE.
, 1877-03-31
GHRlSTlANSTED, ST, CROII,
Saturday March 3lst 1877.

Il 10 just three years and three months
to day since a leading article appeared in
this paper, which began by announcing
that the Government of the Danish
West India Islands had been pleased to
confer q Royal GrantGd mandarin on the
late Headmaster of the Public Schools in
Christiansted, Chr. DAHL, to conduct a
Printing Establishment in this island and
to publish the "St. Croix Avis. From
m official notice in to-day's issue, it will be
ssen that a similar grant has now been con-
SsFTsd on Nj. J. KNUTHsEN, broker and post
, 1877-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BBKJENDTGJ0RELSB

HINDER 26de Marts d. A.. har Commencement.
ct tor do dansk- vestin dislike Der Medl6r at
Gllerh 6iests Resolution af 7de September 1871
udferdiget allerhoieste ad mandatmm Bevilling
for N@gler og Postmaster i Christiansted
julius KNUTHsEN til fra 1ste April d. A. og
iudtil videre paa st. Oroix at anl@gge og drive
ed Bogtrykkerie mel Privilegium til Udgivel-
sen af "ST. CROIX AVIS )" og tilbagekaldes
som Folge deraf fra lste April d. A. den Bog.
trykker q. DAHL under lode. December 1873
meddelt t. Bevilling.
Prmsldentsskabe for ST. Croix den 2sda
Marts 1877.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-03-31

IN the S6th inst. the Government Of the
Danish Westindia Islands has, in virtue Of
the Royal Resolution Of 9TH September 1871
conferred a'Royal Grant a2 mandatSm to Mr..
Julius K%NUTHSBN, Broker and Postmaster 10
Christiansted. to establish and conduct, from
let April 1877 and until further notice, a
Printing Establishment in st. Creix. wi the
privilege to publish the "ST. CROIX AVIS"
in consequence thereof the Grant given on the
10Th December 1873 to Mr.. G. DAHL is recall.
ed from lst April a. 6.
The Presidency for ST. Croix goth March
1877.
. J. A, STAKEMANN.
8. W. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-03-31
ORDER OF DAY
.auCtiOneer.

for the Colonial Councils Extraordinary
Meeting Tuesday 3rd Apra 1877,
IL o'clock noon.
1. Introduction OF & 1st Discussion on the
Draft of Ordinance concerning the
establishment ola Constabulary Corps;
proposed by / Member for FreCerik.
sted's Country District FIeming.)
3. Discussion on Report from the Com
rnittee to revise st. Croix Communal
Accounts for 1674-75.
, 1877-03-31


on Friday 18th April, every discrip-
ton of Household Furniture, consist
ing of Chamber, Parlour g. Dining
Room Necessaries, Bed & Table
Linen, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Clothes
Presses, Toilets, Bureaus, Dining,
Gard, and other Tables, Cane seat,
Rocking & other Chairs, Sofas
China, Glass & Plated Wares, Mir
rors, Lamps, Hanging, & Branch
Chandeliers, Candlesticks and a
Piano.-Also 3 Ponies, l Ass,
Double & Single Phmtons, Harness
g. Saddles &c. &C.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock
precisely. Refreshments during the
sale.
Christiansted, 3lst March 1877.
II. J. ROBINSON.
AuctiOneer.
, 1877-03-31
AUCTION! AUCTION!!

IOY request and for account ofwhom
ID it may concern, ! will sell at the
residence at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10
DEATHS.

Died on the 9th instant, ut the residence OF Mr.
n. II. Turpin, BETTY PARkEE HILLiARD,
only daughter Of Mary E. Hillyard, In the ffly-sec-
Her funeral will take place from the First Baptist
church TO-DAY ut II N. Friends are respectfully
invited, TO attend.
Died, In this city, at $50 p. NJ: Yesterday, Mrs.
ELIZA YANCEY, wife of Samuel Yancey, In the
thirty-ninth year Of her age. .ox,, ,,
Her funeral will take place To- MORROW lSun-
deTce, on Third street between Duval ana JACKSON.
Died, at the residence Of his father, In the city OF
LIAM WALTER HOWLE. the youngest son Oh
Emmett t. and Bette E. Howle; aged thirteen
months and nineteen days. ,,.. o111s
His funeral will take place ut ociocs : HE LIE
parents Friends of the family will attend without
further notice.
Bicd on the morning OF the 9th instant, At 91
o.cIock at the residence of his son (R. j.. CHM
PETER D. GLINN, in the sixty-hfth year OF Ills
THE friends and acquaintance Of the family are
resnectfuly invited TO attend his funeral 1t the
Seventh Street Christian church THIS (Saturday)
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock.
Died on the morning of November 9th, BESSIE;
infant child of j. Thomas and Bette ruling; ageu
four months and thirteen days.
The funeral will take place from the parents resi-
,lence TODAY ut III O'Clock, of which relatives
and friends will please take notice
Died. November 9th, Mt o'clock, Captain JOHN
BELCHER; aged egliy-one years.
Friends and acquaintance are invited 10 attehd
his funeral from Seyenth-Street Christian churcn
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at 1870 O'Clock.
FUNERAL NoTICE.-The funeral Of Mrs: DORO-
THEA LOUISE ROSE will take place from 81
johns (German) church THIS MORNING at II
O'Clock. Friends invited to attend.
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lFor the Dispatch.l
All HHnsr. Old Isle al wight!

She has fought good fight She has done
her good work She has kept her honor
nntaTnished Henceforth there should be
la;d nm for her crown OF political glory
nrenored by all in the Old Dominion who
value the ful6lment OF financial response,
tiles above any temporal concerns, ana
especially above official preferment.
A terrific host was arrayed against her-
made I'D of repudiationists, compulsory
adiusters, soreheads, Radicals, negroes
their coiored troops fit nobly), antftaX-
PAYERS, nti-Mofett-rcgistcr ana hsh.la"
men, and naturally most OF the oenencia-
ries OF the bankrupt law in the county:
It was led by an independent candidate OF
education, and q descendant OF qaonddm
family of much personal popularity. But
her true sons have met the motiey crew OF
white SHIRTS and black, and with deter
minotion to preserve her honor, reputation,
and her credit unsulIied, forced the I'M
holy alliance to strike the piebald Nag.
Ever known rs the banner county OF
Underwater Virginia, is she not by this VIC
tory worthy of grazing the cap-Stone OF
monument to public faith and private
honor? leave your readers to answer the
question, and will give them report OF
the engagement that led to glorious VIC.
tory and the preservation OF cherlshed
name. -, ,
The majority of DIR. George II. Jordan,
tbo reoular Conservative. nominee for the
House of Delegates. over II. Z. Whitfield
independently, is l4S. ,o.
The majority OF X. r. Griffin (Conserv,a.-
tive nominee for the Senate) over {. ii.
Causey independently is larger than Jor-
dams.
The only returns OF the State ticket at
hand are from Carrsville, where its vote en-
ceeded the aggregate Of Jordan and whit
fields poll votes, which indicates that the
State ticket carried the entire vote OF the
county. j. Il. 7.
NOVEMBER I, 1877.
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IT will be disastrous to the South II 1t yieias
to the seductive influences Of such AMI dea'
The greater the homogeneityot the peo-
ple--provided they be Ola superior race
the greater the State. Neither States nor
ships, nor houses, are the better for weak
foundations. The greatest State Is ena.
which rests upon the very best class OF
men-tbe class most capable, most virtuous,
most brave, and most devoted to the puolic
welfare. No inferior race OF men can come
up to this standard.
All, no. The South must fnd tnat tue
consultations that can be derived from aool''
ton without deportation are few' ana ONSET
bv many that are overwhelmingly against
them.
Time will show. But it would DC sao
drawback to southern constancy ana Ior't'
tude could we not patiently and firmly await
the providentia developments in asmatter
which is clearly beyond our reach ana
control
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r-i;- PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
This and next week should not forget to call at
sYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most extern
sye stock In the city Of Richmond and 1T prices to
suit the times.
In our Goods Department we have every
shade. color. and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ut 12i4c.:
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at Csc;
Beautiful BLACK CACIiEM1RE ut 45c.:
100 BLACK CACIIE4nRES reduced to 75c;
l25 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to 9Oc.;
COLI RED CAClIEMlRE from 62!2c. to goo. per
yard-a shades;
D IN nieccs BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
81 per yard. Ifany person wishes an ALrACA
DRESS they can buy 1t from STYLE Bko-
THEIRS for twenty-five per cent. less than any
where else.
Good CasSIMERES for so, T3c., 81, and Sl.25
per yarG-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS. SIIAWLS, FURS, Il o I'll F. ' ID
SKIRTS, and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies, GentIcmen's, and Chilren's UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced prices
WH iii + F fLSSS At So. 81 20, and SOC;
CANTON FLASSELd from SCI CT 70 23c:; rho cno,n-
est in the city. Don't fail to look at our 81
200 niece: of LINEN CRASH at 1oc.. real value
4 large Stock Of WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
ri, ANkETS from 81 .25 10 $40 pair:
We call sDeclal attention 10 our SO ana ~ hL.NN-
SIT X VEI.yETS-a large assortment.
SILK VELVETS from 81 10 $40 per yare'
VII VETEENS In all coors and shades:
BiiTTONS GALLOON, PRINCES ana All the
,,r !a I S;Tstfrrt and C0LORED, IN two and
Dhn ,hrrc bntion:; KID GLOVES from 75e. t"
suEs:E fTpiHS !S ss.fTABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS. OIL,
CLOTIS, BED-rLCKs, and DAMAsk at all
w, raTe n large Stock OF HOSIERY, SCARFs.
UhNDKERCl1IEFS, aud COLLARS ana
CUFFS at reduced prices;
dozen. real value So per dozen, and thousands OF
other goods that we could mention but for want
Of space
Persons Wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent &. .. ID. Special attention paid to orders
Is the place TO buy your DRY and FAMG1 GOODS.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
3l1 BROAD street,
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets.
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The Northern BondhOiders and Negro
Suffrage.

Editors Dispatch The election in this
county (Albemarle) has resulted, as appre-
hended it would. in the success OF the re-
pudiation candidate (Rev. John L. Massle)
TO the Senate, and the entire reputation
ticket to the House OF Delegates.
This result has been brought about by a
combination between the repudiatinS white
men and the solid vote OF the negroes. |
fear the same result has been reached by
the same means in many other counties OF
the State.
1t may not be amiss to let our northern
friends know the fact, so that they may take
comfort to themselves for having put negro
suffrage upon the southern States. Many
of them are, no doubt, bondholders OF the
old Commonwealth, and ii the public debt
is repudiated they have themselves to blame
in great measure.
4 majority of the white people OF this
county are sound on this debt question, and
the county could never have been carried
for The reputation ticket except by the solid
cote of the negroes in its fauor. deem
it due to the white race with your permits
sion) to say thus much in their behalf.
II. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N.Y. COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING THE MOST EXTENSIVE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c. to 1916, from
35c. to Csc. from SOC. to 35c.;
DRESS GOODS OF the finest importation blo.
market value;
so pieces BLACK and COLORED CASIINERE-
just opened. See the new prices on them.
SILK vELVETs, In Black and Colorei, At an9the-
great reduction:
DOUBL E-WrDTH FRENCH DAMASsIS, I'm El,c.
and Colored, reduced from s2.75 10 $50:
Another large stock Of COLORED sILKSa.c,n.
siderable reduction;
See the new shade OF BRONZE 4, 81 Is. ,or,perI,.
sold ut $3.50:
COLORED SILKS at 80. IS, DOC. y, sllo.
&1.25. $3.50, and 51.7j;
Another large lot Of Gulncts and Bonnet, BLACK
SILKS:
32 pieces fine WHITE FLANNEL at 3 7,!c., mark,
valuc OF which /, SOC, at SOC. worth Csc;
large stock Of PIASO-COVERs at great rednc-
lions:
large stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
HOSIERY:
Also. $50 dozen KID GLOVES Of a celebrated
make at 7Jc. worth fully $3.50:
A large stock Of CURTAINS. CURTAIN LACE>
and UPHOLSTERY from recent banHrlpt
sale:
so more CI.OSKS lust added To their stock
40 dozen LADIES' kNIT-FESTS mt 4oc.:
32 dozen at so. 75c. and 81. worth $50:
KNIT-WEAR Of every description for Ladies. g"u
tlenen. and children. nog
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Z. - I - 80 % - - >
MARRIAGES.

Married. In GraceJStreet Baptist church. Novem-
WOODWARD and BESSIE BRADLEY JETER !;
both of this city, No cards. E
Married on the 9Th instant, at the Second Baptist
church, by the Rev. Henry Mcdonald. d: D., Mr..
CHARLES II. MCGRUDEfs and Miss SA4LIE G.
PENDLETON; all of this city.
Danville papers please copy.
Married, ut Christ church, Baltimore, OF Wedncs-
day October gath. by Rev. Wilbur +. Watkins, Sir.
]. HENRY LOWEDES, formerly of this city, to
Miss ANNE JOSEPHINE SELDEN, OF Baltimore.
Married, ut the residence of l.. II. Frayser. ESD,
Tuesday, November 6, 1877, by Rev. J. ID: Dudley,
assisted by Rev. J. L. N. Curry, ID. d., KATE f.
DUDLEY to HENRY L. STAPLES; all OF this city.
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MoFFETT REGIsTER.-This somewhat IA
nous instrument arrived in this village on
court-day, and was put in position in places
where liquor is sold. 1t was the object OF no
little curiosity, and we do not know how
MANY extra drinks were taken just Tor the
purpose OF seeing how the thing worked
Charlotte Gazette.
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ne THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING
OF THE YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
aof the Second Baptist church will be held on Sun
DAY EVENING at ~ o'clock. Addresses VIII be de-
livercd by Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, ID. d., and
Rev. J. /. NJ. CURRY, ID. d.
The public are cordially Invited to attend.