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SECOND DISTRICT.

SUPERIOR FOUR-sTORY BRICK STORE,
ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF CANAL AND
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MNlIseksepers.

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" In housekeeping. q position as House.
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THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE
NO. III COMMON STREET,
BETWEEN CAMP AND ST. CHARLES

4. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to-
gether with ali the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the same district and
square as the last above described property
designated as Lot @, and measuring "a feet 8
an irregular depth, as follows: On the side line
nearest 10 Camp street it has a first depth Of 50
feet: thence on line parallel to Common
street and running towards st. Charles street.
3 feet inches and lines; thence, on o line per-
pendieular TO the rear line. second depth Of 10
feet inches thence, TN a line parallel to the
snid rear line. running towards ST. Charles
street. feet inches: thence. on q line perpen-
dicular to the said rear line q last depth Of 8
feet
On the line nearest st. Charles street. said lot
has q first depth OF 80 feet: thence on line
parallel to Common street and running toward
Camp street feet 8 inches: thence on q line
parallel to the first depth line. second depth OF
3 feet inch; thence on line parallel to the 1ear
line. running towards Camp street feet
inches and fines: thence on q line perpendicu
lar to the said rear line q last depth Of feet.
where it meets the said rear line which meas.
ures feet inches.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR.
Fifth District Algiers.
April 49, 1877.
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection Of said
taxes is now open at the eorne of Seguin and
: = III. J. BARRETT,
apl9u State Tax Collector
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
,@~-eySNes~Se4, SssS~Ss<S~SSse-1.~Ss .@@S-sS,
by Mask e. Hotlgson.
FIRST DISTRICT.

a partition. the following described valuable
properties at public auction. will be sold
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Nurses, etc,

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WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MANA SITUA-
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speaks English. French and, GERMAN: bet of
references given. Address J. w. W., 2s jose
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs.
etc.

Cooks, etc.
WANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL T ,
w cook, wash and iron for a email family.
Apply with reference on MONDAY at No. 80
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A YOUNG MAN LATELY ARRIVED FROM
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paeity. Has first class business qualifications.
Would render bis services from now till Oeto-
Der ] for board and lodging. Address j.. g..
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THE FOUR-STORY BRICK STORE
ON NORTHEAST CORNER DAMP AND PoY
DRAS STREETS.

1. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated In the First District Of this
CITY. IN the SQUARE No. 165, bounded by Camp.
magazine. Poydras and Nachez streets, desfg-
mated az lpt No. 25, and measures 40 feet inch
'front.' r. on Camp street. by q depth and front on
Posdras street OF &c feet inches. between equal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pany A. First Louisiana Infantry,

Company A, First Louisiana Infantry,
formerly COMPANY A, Crescent City White
Lgague-A regular meeting. OF this company
will be held at the Armory. Moresque Building
corner Camp and Poydras streets, on MONDAY.
June III at ;9o. p. m, OF which time last op.
portunity viii be offered all old members Of
Company A. 9. q. W. l., to enroll their names
with the new com Any upon the active or hon
desired. as the following business win be
Drought before the company.
1. Adoption of constitution and bylaws
J. A e9aSplloa q q tu5 nIiorym. etc.
1''O'O' - H YusH1s;N WATTS. Captain.
A. u. MoRPHT. First Sergeant, lelo
Take Netice-Ham merry FIFTY social
Club-The intention of our Club in giving their
Speaads sHTuR R6aa ct EYRa Rt5 s
The Reeepti ts Committee therefore reserves
the right to refuse admiltance to, any one hold
ing Ladies' invitations whom, In their judy
ment they may deem proper 10 exoluae.
je3 10 II II IS IA 10 10
For the Lake = once Of New orleans
New Orleans May "a ls77-Until further notice
trains for the Lake will leave the city every hour
from o'clock 4. m; to o'clock .o p M ahd
last train Will leave the Lake End at 10 O'Clock
p. m.
my2s If G. @. LEWIS. Secretary.
Louisiana Levcc Company, II Carende-
let street New Orleans, 10th May, 1s77-Notice
8 of the Charter, that q meeting of the Stock
holders Of this Company will be held at this
office on MONDAY, 18th June 1877, between the
hours of IA o'clock m. and o'clock .. M. to
vote upon the acceptance or rejection by the
company of the provisions of the act of the
Legislature, known az No, 1870 Of the Extra Bes-
sion of 1877. JOHN HENDERSON,
President Louisiana Levee Company.
my1p I'd
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WANTED-AS SITUATION AS BOOK KEEP
w or o. correspondent in u cotton. grocery
or comm ssion house. Best of references given,
Halary reasonable Address. Accountant"
Democrat Office. jei Il
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THE -FOUR STORY BRICK STORE.
NO. II CAMP STREET.

BETWEEN CANAL AND COMMON STREETS.
q. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
gethef with al the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the First District of this
Charles. Canal and Common stree g. design ted
as lot b. and measuring "a feet inch and lines
front on Camp street, by an irregular depth. as
follows: on the line nearest to Common street,
O first depth of II feet 10 inches and lines.
thence on o line parallel to Common street q
second depth OF feet 3 inches and lines |:
thence on line perpendicular to the side line
nearest to Canal street and running towards
said nal street, 10 feet two inches: thence on
line parallel to the said side line nearest Canal
street, a third dept OF 4feet inehes; and lastly
gu u line perpendicular to the sold side line
nearest Canal street. 8 feet. where 1t meets said
side line, which measures 10 feet inches in
Ia nd Ienth
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IN THE MATTER OF

VIM. r. MORGAN VS.. JOHN V. MORGAN
EFT AIS.
Second District Court. parish Of Orleans.
No. 1885,
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LOST OR MIsLAID,
FOR SALE.
For Safe.

TOR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
IL denee and'extensive grounds Of Judge NJ
Pearl streets. Seventh District, lOarrollton j
about lao feet from st Charles street. are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
ing) fig and other choice fruit trees. The i'm
provements are nearly new--a raised cottage
with marble mantels. hall, and all convenient
st. Charles street, or on the premises, or adj
dress Postoffiee Box 243o. apl7tf
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TOR RENT-11o GAIFNNTE STREET. FIVE
Il Rooms; 81 per month in advance Apply
TO w nj. BU lin, next door. leS
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THE FoUR-sTORY BRICK STORE.
NO. 11o COMMON STREET, tadioining. J

&. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the same district and
designated as lot d. end measu ing 70 feet 0
inches and lines front on Common street. by q
depth Of 10 feet 10 inches on the side line near
Camp street, and adjoining lot 1t has q first
depth of SO feet; thence on line parallel to
Common street and running towards Camp
street feet 6 inches; thence on u line parallel
to the side lines, second depth Of feet inch !:
thence on line parallel to tn, rear line and
lines thence on line perpendicular to the
said rear line a last depth OF 8 feet. where 1t
meets the SAID rear line, which measures 81 feet
inches.
The measurements Of the last four described
properties are all. more or less. and American
measurement, according to q sketch by j. A.
d'Hemecourt. City Surveyor. dated February
@ 1877.
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DATENT INCUBATOR-FOR MATCHING
4 Chickens. Send orders to CHARLES q.
SOHULTZ, 80 Natchez street leo 1otf
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A GENTLEMAN FROM MARYLAN Nd WANTS
"A q situation. Best re ference. Not afraid of
work. Please address My Maryland. office of
the Democrat. leo If
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FIRST DISTRICT.
THE TOUR-sTORY BRICK STORE.
NJ. IN GANAI lttI,1 IrIrtrt

BETWEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS
l.. ONE VALUABLE LOT or GROUND, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the First District Of this
city. in The square No. 1885, bounded by Canal
Common, Camp and Magazine streets. desiga
mated as lot No. s. and mea uring 81 feet inches
front on Canal street, al feet inches and 6 lines
Inches and lines on the side next 10 magazine
street. and 12s feet 8 inches on the other
side Inns nearest Camp street. all mors or
by J. A d'Hemeeourt, city surveyor dated Jan
uary 16 1877.
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THE FOUR-sToRY BRICK STORE

q. A VALUABLE Lon OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings ami improvements here-
on, situated in The same district and square az
the last above described property. designated as
lot A. and measuring "a feet inch and lines
front on Camp street. 10 feet inches in width In
the rear, by deph Of II feet 10 inches and
lines on the side line nearest Canal street. and
IA feet . inches on tho other side line, next to
Common street.
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FOR RENT,

k,ok RENT-TWO-S STORY HOUSE NO 1913
IL Josephine street. Rent SIG per month. Com
venient to three lines OF cars. Apply at corner.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AGE 90,
w married. o situation in any commercial
house where he can make himself generally 1se-
full. Salary not SO mreh an object as employ
ment Address Business" 80 Exchange Alley.
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No. 81 CHARITIES STREET,
ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF BIENVILLT

IHB lahHE-SIOh1 bhlUh SJUhE,
No. g. CHARITIES STREET.
ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF BIENvILLE
STREET,
ii. ONE VALUABLE lot OF GROUND to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated In the Second District of this
city, In square No; 80, bounded by Chartres. De-
catur late Old Ievee), Cont and Bienvie
streets, designated as lot A, and measuring "a
feet inch front on Chartres street. by o depth
and front on Bienvile street of 81 feet between
equal and parallel lin q.
THE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE.
No. Ga CHARITIES STREET tadjolning)
~. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
square as, the last above described property.
designated rs lot b, and measuring Il feet q
inch front on Charities street. by q depth of "a
feet between equal and parallel lines.
THE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE.
NO. GA CHARITIES STREET. tadjoining.)
10. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the same district and
square as, the last above described property.
inches front on Charities street, by depth of "a
feet. between equal and parallel lines.
THE FoUR-sToRY BRICK STORE.
NO. 81 BIENvILLE STREET, lin rear of above.l
IA. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to-
e. Their with all The buildings and improvements
thereon situated In the same district and
square as the three last above described proper
ties. and adjoining them in their rear, desig-
mated as lot D. and measuring "a feet inches
inches, between equal and parallel lines.
The four last above described properties are
all American measure, and are. according to q
sketch by J. A. d'Hemecourt, city surveyor,
dated January 49, 1877.
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In the Matter Of

WIN. r. MORGAN VS.. JAMES COLES EFT AIS.
Second District Court. parish of Orleans
No. 80 3s4
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FOR A PARTITION.

pY NASH AND HODGSON-w. I. Hodeson
- Auctioneer- Office No. 10 Carondelet street
On TUESDAY, June u. 1877, at 70 O'Clock M. at
ment rotunda OF the St. Charles Hotel, In this
city. by virtue and in pursuance Of q judgment
Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans. rend-
cred on the 4ih of May 1877 and signed on the
9th Of May: 1877, in the matter of VIM. H. Morgan
vs. James COLES ct ais. docket No. 1884, for u
partition. the following described valuable
property. OF public auction. will be sold
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HOUSE WANTED.

SMALL HOUSE In THE
w sixth District, situated on two or three lots
81 gGoa enpt bea pe feond far
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Dressmakers and seam !, ressss

WANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE
w at Dressmaking and Sewing, work by the
day OF. week; is q "A tst-cl8ss Cutter and Filter
for .ladies' and children's clothes Inquire at
TIA Rampant street. 2 doors from ut. Ann. je5 tt
WANTED EITU ALTON AS SEA MISTRESS
W or nurse. No objection to going 70 tho
country. Address II, T., this office. jeb If
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
AUCTION SALES.
by Nash 81 Hodgson.
GREAT SALE
OF THE -M
MORGAN ESTATES,
EMBRACING
THREE AND FOUR. STORY BRICK STORES
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
ON CANAL CAMP, COMMON. PoYDRAs,
ST. CHARLES. ROYAL. CHARITIES AND
DECATUR STREETS.
IN THE MATTER OF
VIM. II. MORGAN VS.. HENRY MORGAN, EFT
AIS.
Second District Court parish OF Orleans,
No. 80. $50.
FOR A PARTITION.
by NASH q HODGsoN--W. l.. Hodgson.
On TUESDAY. JUNE ia. 1a77. at IL o'clock M.
at tue 1t. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, In
this city, by virtue and In pursuance of judg-
ment OF the Hon.. A. l.. TissOt. Judge OF the
kecond District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, rendered ON the Ah Of May, 1877, and
signed on the 9th OF May, 1877, in the above en-
titled matter, No. 1880, for partition, at pub
lie auction, the following described very yalua-
bic properties. will be sold
FIRST DISTRICT.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
THE THREE-sTORY BRICK STORE,
NO. A ROYAL STREET,
BETWEEN CUSTOMHOUSE AND BIENVILLE
STREETS.
g. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situa ed in the Second District of this
city. in the square No. So, bounded by r val
Customhouse and Bienville streets and Ex-
change Alley. signated as lot No. Z. aud meas
uring q feet 8 inches front on Royal street by a
depth of 81 fee inches between equal and par
allel lines. American measure according 10
sketch by J. A. d Hemecouft, City Surveyor,
dated January 16. 1877.
THE THREEs STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. SO ROYAL STREET,
BETWEEN BIENTILLE AND CONT STREETS
9. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the second District of this
city in the square No. GA. bounded by Royal.
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS DRIVER
w Collector or Private Watehman by q
young man of good moral habits. Best of refer
ences given. Address N, D.. this office.
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THE FOUR-sTORY BRICK STORE,
No. rs CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL PLACE AND POY-
DRAS STREET.
9. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildines p nd improvements
thereon, situated in the First District OF this
city, In the square No. 173, bounded by Camp
st. Charles and Pc, dras streets and Commercial
Alley. designated as lot No. H. and measuring
81 feet inches and lines front on Camp street,
by depth Of 40 feet inches. all between equal
and parallel lines. American measure.
THE FoUR-sTORY BRICK STORE,
KNOWN AS THE wAvERLY HOUSE.
ON N. W. CORNER OF POYDRAs AND CAMP
STREETS.
2. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.
gether with all the buildings and improve ments
thereon, situated in the same district and
square as the last above described property
designated as lot No. /, and measures % feet Q
inches front on Camp street, by depth and
front on Poydras street of 100 feet all between
parallel lines, American measure being bound
ed in the rear by an alley feet in width, lead
ing to Poydras street and common to said lot
and other lots bordering thereon.
he last two described properties have meas
uremenis according to a sketch by j. A. d. Heme-
court, City Surveyor. dated January 16, 1877.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED PRACII GAL HOUSE PAINTER
w will paint q house where the owner will
furnish material, and desires a good Job done
cheap. Address PAINTER. this office. leo
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STATIONERY AND MUS1C-e9o MAGAZINE
mybtf b. LEIGH.
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Rates Of Tuition
(Per scssiou of ten wccks.)

Application may b made 70 xiss Loomis, st .
- 1Aetoy. .
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Turkish VS.. Russian Outrages.

Turkish outrages on the Christian
population south OF the Balkans are be-
ginning to create great indignation in
Europe. 1t is said that portions of that
country are being rapidly depopulated
by murders and transportations At
Carlova where the population was 90
900 not grown man is left In some
places among the ruins Of their former
homes are let thousands OF women and
children, who live on roots and vegeta-
bles they CLEAN from their garIens--
Pacific christian Adcocate.
Yes, the outrages referred to are hor-
rible; but the equally fendish outrages,
committed by the Christians of Russia
upon the Turks don't appear to be worth
mentioning. The very matter of-course
way in which they are ignore |, reminds
us forcihly of those fellows in the bor-
der states during the war, who, when
accused of stealing horses, replied with
patriotic triumph: "Wel', what OF that :
/ reckon its no harm to steal from "a
rebel" The fact of the matter is, the
war between Russia and Turkey is Il
kind of game of dog eat dog" which
is rcpulsive to the finer instincts of
humanity, and burning shame to the
boastel civilization of the nineteenth h
century.
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We hail the issuing of spectator
der 10y the commanding officer at West
Point and its commentator by the
secretary of War, as the promise of the
suppression of all forms of hazing and
,agging in the U. s. Military Academy
Gen. Schofeld in his order, states that
all offenders will be dealt with to the
full extent of the Academic Regulation,
which is as follows:
l2l-Any cadet who shall strike, lay
hands upon, treat with violence, dlsturo
III his ioom, or offer any bodily harm
To another cadet or Candidate, with a
view to injure, insult, annoy, modest, or
narass tae same, or VINO sla compel
on permit another cadet or IA candidate
to sweep his room, make his bel, bring
water, or perform any other menial SER
vice Tor hun, or TO do anything incom-
patib.e with the position OF cadet and
gentleman, shall be dismissed SUNNI /
rily or by sentence of a court martial,
or Ike less severe y punished, according
to the nature anu degree OF his offence.
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General Howard.

The Oregonian publishes pungent
article from the New York Times re-
viewing the idiotic criticisms made by
the eastern Democratic press upon
General Howard's Indian campaign.
The following extract from the Times
article is well worth reproducing:
For sometime after the war Gen.
Howard was connected with the
Freedman's Bank, an institution
which ultimately earned a most un-
savory reputation. Certain Demo-
cratic journals whose love for honesty
was even stronger than their love for
every faithful Union general, soon
began to accuse General Howard of
stealing enormous quantities of mon
ey from the freedmen. The World,
which naturally has an intense horror
of man who will steal anything,
and which naturally cannot compre-
hend the possibility that any man
should have an opportunity to steal
without availing himself of it, was es-
peclally stern iii denouncing General
Towards alleged dishonesty. With
his usual etirontery. that accomplished
hypocrlte had his conduct investiga-
TED by court composed of army Off
GERS OF stainless reputation, who re-
ported that he was entirely innocent
of the Democratic charges made
against him. This acquittal is per-
haps one of the gravest crimes that
Gen. Howard has yet committed,
since it showed fragrant disregard
OF the finer feelings of the editor of
the World and his democratic breth-
rem.
Oflate, Gen. Howard has command
ed the troops that are operating
against the Nez Perces Indians. His
failure to ontmatch, with his heavy
infantry, the savage horseman has n
nallv opened the eyes of the public.
With his handful OF men he has not
vet exterminated the Indians,
although he has been in the field al
most half as long as was the expedi-
ton which was beaten by the Modocs,
and quite as long as the gallant Gus
ter had been, when his force was an
initiated by the Sioux. People in
this part of the country can form a
much better judgment as to how an
Indian campaign should be conduct
ed than can an old army officer in the
field. All Gen. Howard has to do is
to surround the Nez Perces, and to
kill or capture the whole of them.
That he did not do so within the first
twenty minutes after he began his
campaign is a convincing proof that
he is utterly unfit to hold any COM
mand whatever