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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
once hoard s,s srI,oo, p,rectors M

once hoard ut school Directors. no Huy-
gundy street-Clty OF New Orleans. June 2p 1871
The rents OF the Public Schools Of the city az
New Orleans, for the months Of July and
August, 1916 win be paid on demand at the office
OF the Administrator OF Finance. City Hall.
ieqO II JOHN ]. O'BRlEN. Secretary
Notice to Gsmsignees The Italian brig
CAMP1DOGtIO, Capt Fevola, from Marseilles,
will commence to discharge her cargo on the
Goth inst, at the foot Of Hospital street. Second
District. Consignees will please make their en-
tries In the Custom House. pay their freight
bills at once and attend promptly to the receipt
OF their goods on the levee otherwise they will
be stored at their risk and expense.
DEWOLF, POWELL Il co.
y. B.-POsITIvELf NO CLAIMS WILL BE
NTEhTAINED after the goods have left the
leyee iets st
sleciap N0tice-A Meeting nj the stack.
noluers Of me New Orleans Pacific Railway
company will be held at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Parlor r. on WEDNESDAY. the ggth inst. af
O'Clock q M, 20 consider matters OF Vital I'm
BY order OF the Board.
1e19 " IL Il. RANLETT. Sseretary.M
For tire Lake - once sf new or,sans
City Railroad Company, No. 1874 Canal streef-
NeN Orleans, May 221s17.-Until further notice
trains Tor the Lake will leave the city every hour
from O'Clock a. m. to 8 o'clock d. MI and
every half hour from D. m. to $3.50 D. m The
last train will leave the Lake End at 10 O'clock
D. m.
nly2s u @. O. LEWIS, Secretary
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90 1877.
ASTONISHING PRICES,

ASTONISHING PRICES,
For the next
FIFTEEN DAYS,
At
DANZIGER'S.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR WHITE
GOODS.
VICTORIA LAWNS. at 10. 10, and i5 cents.
Plain striped and checked NAINSOOKS, al "a,
IL and 40 cents
SWISS MUILs. at 10. u and l5 cents and In
finest grades.
Striped VICTORIA LAWNS. at 10 cents. sell
Ing all over at d cents.
Open work PIQUEE. at 10 and 20 cents. selling
all over at 80 and 80 cents.
BISHOP LAWNS. at 49, 20 and 80 cents.
II will be to your interest to see this stock as
all our customers are delighted with the goods
and the prices we are offering them at.
ASTONISHING PRICES FOR DRESS
GOODS.
800 pieces LINEN LAWNS. choice styles, at
only 10 cents per yard, fully worth 25 cents
Gray and brown DRESS LIN EMS. at 10, 10 and
10 cents per yard.
Also. the finest assortment OF CHOICE DRESS
GOODS to be found In the city, consisting Of the
Latest styles OF MOzAMB1QUIsS.
Latest styles Of Figured GRENADINES.
--latest styles OF Organdy MUsL1Ns.
Latest styles of French PFRCALEs.
Samples for comparison freely given,
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WTANTED-EY A HIapECTABLE GIRL
w situation as cook help In doing plain
washing. Address j. H., Democrat office.
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| WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HOST
W Ter. a situation to take charge of q ock on
aplantatiQn. best OF reference given. Address
H0STLEH, this office. jel7 1w
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FAMILIES LEAVING THE CITY CAN
Il secure the services Of q man and wife, with
Best of reference given. Address j. II. g..
Democrat office. lett
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y. POSITIVELY NO CLAIMS WILL 81
ENTERTAINED after the goods have left til,
levee, toto Of
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SITUATIONS wArrED-rEmALgs.
ssovernesses, Companls,ns. ctr.

WANTED-BY A LADY. A sITUATION no
W travel North, or elsewhere, as companion
or gUvnrness. Compensation not SO ifitieh an
undersigned would be willing 70 fake charge al
q house during The summer, II not called from
the city. Address G. O.. Democrat office. sssas4
intr fsn
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WANTED--BY A MTDDLE-AuED WOMAN,
w a situation to cook. Apply at A94 White
street, near Terpsiehore. ietf wv
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WANTEp-A TAILOR TO WORK IN THE
w shop. No. So st. Chatles street. under Ma
sonic Hall Apply to II. Hamburger. ie1e 1W
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Cooks. Nurses. CIlanbermafas, Etc..
Is o. ssss vees
there are no childrenl The best Of references
can be given. Would prefer place lin the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
swiss Method of Making Whey Butter.

Some Of the SAi~. cheese makers in
this csuntry who are employed at our
factories manufacture whey butter as
follows:
The whey is drawn directly from the
curds into zinc vat, or into vat having
metal bottom. This vat is Is inches
high, feet wide, and of convenient
ength. 1t is set in a wooden vat, with
space between the two for oold water.
When the whey is drawn in the upper
vat, a handful of salt is added to every
10 gallons of whey. During the first two
hours the mass is thoroughly stirred from
the bottom every Is minutes; it is then
left to stand quiet for about "a hours,
when it is skinned. The cream is
churned at a temperature of about So
deg, and care is taken to have the tenn
perature at as near this point rs possible.
1t is churned until the butter forms in
granules about the size of buckwhca at
kernels, when it is left at rest for about
five minutes; then the buttermilk is
turned off and cold water poured into the
churn. The butter should become hard
before stirring much; then rinse with cold
water until it runs off clear.
The butter is now gathered together,
the water poured out, and salt added ut
the rate Of one pound of salt for every
18 pounds Of butter. 1t is now set aside
in cool place until next day, when it is
worked and packed iu the same way as
other butter.
We have seen very nice whey butter
made in this manner, and when fresh it
is quite palatable and fully equal to the
best grades of cream butter. Whey but
ter, of course, can never be expected to
have the fine aroma and smooth taste of
the finest grades of cream butter, but
when we'll made, it passes current for Or
binary cream butter. 1t should be con-
sumed while fresh, as it does not keep
so we'll as butter from cream.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
Buried Cities in Central Asia.

An expedition to explore the buried
cities Of Central Asia is talked of in
Bombay and elsewhere in India. That
treasures like those at Mycenh may be
found in the sands Of Mongolia Is at
least possible. If tradition be of any
value tradition, too, which has per-
sistently chung to one locality through
the lapse Of centuries-the tomb Of
Ghengiz Khan is yet, with its fabulously
rich treasures, to be found Gas Colonel
Prejevalsky was told by the Mongols) to
the south of Lake Tabasun-Nor. Your
readers may remember the quaint legend
about the last resting place Of the great
Kahn. Within the tomb lies a man who
seems asleep. Every evening sheep or
horse is tied near the spot, and 10. in
the morning the animals have been eaten.
In 300 years, say the Mongols, the sleeper
" ill awake and lead countless hosts of
his children to victory and dominion.
The old story is said to be circulating
more and more widely every year. Then
the Mongols say that constantly the drift
ing sands disclose, here and there, gold
and silver treasures, which they have q
superstilious dread of touching. The
buried cities under the sands of the Cobb
are affirmed 10 be mines of incalculable
wealth, guarded by gnomes and fearful
spells, while all the deserts around the
hidden ruins are peopled with myriads
of bowling ghosts. DR.. Below estab-
lished the fact some time since that we
shall probably have several of these
buried cities revealed shortly in SINH
larly natural manner t. that in which
they were primarily concealed from the
sight of man. The sands of the deserts
of Central Asia regularly move and drift
from east to west, and even now the
eastern borders of deserts are being de-
nuded widely of all soil that can be t,rn
away and borne westward by the violent
winds that rage with incredible fury
many nooths of the year in those re
gians. Will Russia avail herself prsrti-
cally of the knowledge Of ihiss-Lsa4sa
AfkeA~wm-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

CHTIsHesso --CaIstr~u A. hu- Ilrfl~
F-sP.-. Ut fh~f iu,R a v-ry ins.St1a,
part of sss-ft. exf-salz< muca & or
cspStAl. hsvr c.sa>llscrAsl. lzss~acr %
the coTn-is~s- emPsoy . gr-AE g-sr1ira e
oar FsopalztBna N thrsr srrSior. 4ni &C.
cups half Il the lItera,i 81 uur day in
lzlssrs for their instruction and 4muse-
ment- They cause more trouble and Ana-
seiy than the national ,ie,t. the l,yrii-st
1t women In her maturity of charms
breaks not 80 many sluml,ers nor occa-
sions so many signs as she did in her
cradle; snd the hand -ome>t Of men. with
fdll-gr"wn moustache, must not fatter
himself that he il half 81 much admired
rs he was when in petticoats. Without
any reference to their being future states
men. philosophers and magistrates in
miniature disguise, children form, in
their present state Of pigmy existence, II
most influential class of beings; and the
arrival Of a mewing infant who can
scarcely open its eyes, and only open its
mouth, like an un1edged bird, for food,
will effect the most extraordinary altera-
ton in whole households; substitute af-
lection for GOODNESS, duty for dissipation,
cheerfulness for gravity, hustle for for
mality; unite hearts which time had d.
vided, soften feelings which the world
had hardened; teach women of fashion to
criticise pap, and grave metaph ysicians
to crawl on all fours.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
A Strange Freak.

A man who evidently is unworthy the
name of father, recently ran very mar
row risk while "playing ghost" in order
to frighten his own children. He was
an occupant of flour in first class tene.
ment house, sometimes called French
fiat, and one evening wrapped himself in
sheet and emerged suddenly from a
small room adjoining that occupied as a
sitting-room by his family. The chill
dren fled into the hallway, and the man
followed them, still keeping ON his white
robe. Just then the occupant of another
floor happened to enter the building, and
hearing the noise, walked upstairs to as
certain the cause. As he did so the
ghost like form appeared, whereupon the
latest conner, rough, practical sort of
fellow, drew pistol aud fired. The ball
grazed the head Of the wOuld.be ghost,
and his habiiiments dropped from him in
an instant, as he retreated to his own
room. The sssailant, suppOsing the re-
treating form to be that Of q thief, fired
second shot, which fortunately missed
him, and the whole house was speedily
in an uproar. The police was summoned.
and the parties all taken TO the station.
where the ghOs. player received = severe
rePrimand. No one briag hurt, they
were discharged; but there's little fear
that those unfortunate children will again
be troubled by gh.~fiy visit.nts-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

A GOOD old colored man named Uncle
Jim Hill set himself up the other dav as
phrenologist, and a barber was his first
subject. He placed the barber ON a
chair, felt of his head for long time,
aud then remarked: "William, you 10 too
sanguine. When you lend money you
expect it back. You are bilious. You
want to be honest, but you hasent the
necessary character; you isn't hopeful;
you is bowed down with grief most Of
de time; you has an ear for music; you
has de worst feet on Kentucky street;
you is de right sort ola man to wheel coal
down hill for big wages" William rose
up, pitched Uncle Jim over the Cook.
stove and under the bed, and split panel
Of the dor as he vent out. The aged
phenologisi ~as at the City Hall the next
evening To get advice frs'0 the police,
and WHEN advised 10 70 out Of the fr.de
replied: -s-ems like shall have ta. fr
I'se getting TIM srrsi to he eumhsd os-f
ssyTe~ --Lexsssszlx Cem~srcsSs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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IT 10 said that the average lemon tree
will prcdac~ from 2 500 n 1.0se A~msns-
wh3r. fh~n. .re &c ~ rhink sf thai TIRE
IN FssrS4A. frum xhieh. Ancsrasng ~ =
esz~rr~p-uos@ne sf . P~s<-~sgrw. Va pa
p~r.r s<y r-r~usy xsrk~~-s - s~ss a~zsan.-
s~nsbnx - $50 sszl ug~an re TA~s mu~s
hss~ e~tz@s.=1 ~ sz@s<x Il b~ms~s 80
fn.s rz-~ 30 $3.50 Hn9 nxs~ ~~sx.-e
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q ~ s<A~r. xsus sa~S x~~~@ - -szs w-s--sss
q $40 ssswqxa q auu-ss~ grw~m@
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TmK @asEuzsaw Hmz8 %~~ sswa-mns @ssas
surs An~ as-~~sraw a~ 81 ws.ea es-s Auxs sS~
ms-sf A~~@wsetwa A@aus~ T~&x q ss~A 80
f~@~z CsE3 r. @=aw E@mr yax A@~w
1aas s~s-~a q Glssr 81 cara sass
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fu4Exm--. - h@s s~ss3 r-4sT s4a&- So
n ra~.r ~ ersnw sN4 81 snw zr@z Fszsa
sa wsw~sK a. 49, A. 90 eu.ssssassss-
-saE azr maaass~ ssa-E ~ ssmaa@zw8 F~~-
80 a~azrMs EB N uaa~w~s~ Sea a9xzrs
t,~w HswGn~ h-~s m@aasa- wa@rs s@rs
u~rs~ sarraa~ e Tmg@E1ra ~ Eass ssaT@ xa&
aa greHas asz~N tamm1a - a~~aw1@se p~ m
49, r-r v'uws g. Maa 81 aaxss ~ 80 ~m
naaea 1880 s-srEg as q znaa - fzssA
tu aaseA@7w s~ Razz~s q saAaH 1z -
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Twk p--~s !. ss.s $50 sa~ 49, @x~aSrrs-
- LA - sas= saEzszx as ezr.~r~s.
49, mz rsssw - ms~z azzz 49, =
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hs~ q rsa4~sa4 So a~snG saas z3s rsrAs--
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mHwsas Ma4 @new~7esz saa~sr sHesss~~e e.
-xm pe@m waaala& ars~sas as~ss4r eaAaasz
nng xa~ Auausas-~s - - So r. a~r4S = IN
asa 81 Es samsasaas 3ma uv~s~ssss ssags-~S
asnss asHsg4 a Bps~sua waw@a~r "a sa--~x ar
$780, $780, aa ~a@ ss~E zm& -
s.3nTM1s w~~E $3.50 BE- ~ @uaz q
rnw Co. -Sz~zs~
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s-sNs & EEE-Ths waa&s - s-~sw err
4u4 sssz ~assaw e.. as@r azS rsR - s-@E
z-y. sz@s C@R 81 sag~r. asssr @m4 c1~ a
@n& r~@ r@p~ 81 suszr. a~n e@f s-~
.s~~zssaa saa -s@h4- x~a ~ae a-sxsg~a~umf3i q.
,.z~0au - AA~rar FUaaF
, 1877-03-30

or benz Nrnbcr beg Generals, Srn. G..
yartsoaIc bon Miiiilippi, ols Mnoenfsn
liir Die Camille ouseelieisrt morben.
Nedt 10!
Ser ierbiide 4ries uub bic -Stu<
benmdo6en. Ser nun lpeaisitcns por,
laufia b%eenoiste &rics, reip. Die onrd
oemlelben beipirften GuIiensiisc. baden
auf bag @ei6Iedt Der Sotel- Stuben=
mdeGen III geI9rab unb SemIin cine
rdt portbeilbofte @irtuns sebobt, nnb
sipar in Der Weiie, oab Die meiIten her.
lclben Mn9cb0ri9e beg ruiiii6en &eibes
belratbsten nno nit bcnlslbsn na6 oen
GeflIoen beg beili9cn Gsarcnreides aus-
9%emanosrt 1inb. 8loB elmer bsrislben
aing es l6lirnm, pa Tie ibr onsebliA
3nfilnftiaer big Wien mitnabm uno
oann-liBcn licb. Gin flottes 5tuben-
mdoben genicrt aber b~efanntli1 10 ct.
mas nldt picl uno Die 8ctreHsnoe fsbrte
raid nod @emlio suriid. UNI bic Mnsel
mad anoeren beimtebrenoen &u}ien aus.
5uiuerfen, ipeI6e INNER rarer ,perben
1no oaber na6 oemiclben 8srbdltniB i'm
gSertbe 1teigcn.
, 1877-03-30

9er5Ii6eR sbensarten. Gin
eifriser &eiter iast. oaB linn bas Ser,
i'm 2eibe la9e. ,uenn or elm i9ones 4ferb
iiebi; ein bon SabgrfIlter. DAP lih iein
9ers umiuenoe. Uenn er ieinen Teino err
bIidt; oaB inn oas oer5 brs9s; Gin
Gur&tiamer. baB es i6m beflsmmt lei;
Elm Neioiser. bob es inn blnte, ,penl, es
@noeren woblgebt; Elm Beraniiatsr, oaB
es ibm srob ,peros; Elm G6i9terner,
bab es inn Sappels; elm 3orniger, bnb es
inn bebe; elm Gridrodencr. bob es ibm
,udre, ale tpiiroe inn oas Ssrs obeeito,
Ben; elm Danger, oIs ob ss nieoerlintF;
Elm Grobliher. ols Oh es linn 5erlprinsen
,pcle elm 3drtli9er, als ob es INN
idmelse. @on einem llnsmpfinbli9sn
ia9t man. oaB iein Ser5 bart lei; BON
girem, Der nidt reht tranrig miro, ba5
er elm yrobes 9er5 belize. ginem 9ie=
benben miro es balo biirfen, BALD iprin-
gen, bolo min cs seprebt iein, balo mill
es seriprinsen, je nan Dem es inn Sc
raubt. 9eitoblen, entpenbet pnrhe.
, 1877-03-30

Sdladtoieb. 9eri6t beg oai
Der Staatspa9e aelnoQcnen S6lo6t-
piebs fir Die am %. Mirs cnocnoen
Wp1e:
80 Climber, 300 S6aafe uno 7S4
Shiueine. giniae Climber mno 9doofe
ipnroen per Stiid %uertauft. ITO big
1i5 Sdaafe puroen perl6ift.
Hlnoer, gut 81 eytra. uaren etpas
bober i'm 9reis ole lebte Mode; ertra
quite bra9tcn 5-58 quite 4a-5. nit
telmdbise Al, aew6bnli6es @6la6t.
bieb, lpie &iibe. 3n9o6l.n uno Stiere
33-34 gts. 8rutto.
S9meine, bette Sorte 7. mittelmdbi-
&c 63-6a gts. Netto.
@4aafe, gut All ertra 5a-6. mittcl.
mdbise 5-54 Gts. 9rutto.
Nildfiibe brudten $3.50 per
Gtiid.
&dlber $3.50 per @tiid, je na6
Der Qualitdt.