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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ON MAGAZINE STREET,

Between Gravier and Natchez, New Orleans La
GEN. CHAs. L. SMEDES. Proprietor
Tcrms-S2 SD Per Day.
The undersigned having purchased the unex-
pired lease of Messrs. r. Z. Rivers 4 Co., in the
above Hotel. Is now in possession of the same
and has the pleasure of announcing to his
friends and the. public that 1t will be kept open
during the entire summer for regular and
transient guests and day boarders on
LIBERAL TERMS.
No pains or expense will be spared to insure
the comfort of his guests.
The Hotel will be entirely renovated. rofltted
and refurnished during the summer.
CHAS T. SMEDES. Proprietor
New Orleans. June Is. 1877.
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
I. G.. LEWIS,
los Canal street.--.- los
THE CHEAPEST WATCHES
Ever sold this city will be found in my
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.

Double Case English Patent Lever IS carats
fine, from s65 to 800.
Swiss Lever Watches for Ladies and Gentle
men, also Is carats fine, from s25 to s75-all
heavy cases and of the best movement,
Stem Winders for Ladies and Gentlemen, IS
carats fine, from $40 to $3.50
Split Second and Chronographer ut various
prices.
American Levers, II and Is carats fine. from
$50 to SITS.
Silver Double Case American Lever eases
weighing from az OF. to or, from $40 to $40
Stem Winders in proportion.
Ladies' Small Double Case Swiss Levers,
from $40 to SIS.
All the above goods have been selected with
care by
L G. LEVI,
ie24 lat No. 1es Canal Street
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LOST OR MISLAID.

T ,OST-A CERTAIN PROMIsSORY NOTE,
- in words and figures as follows:
$1,000. NEW ORLEANS. February o. 1879.
Three years after date we promise to pay to
the order OF ourselves Five Thousand Dollars,
value received, with nterest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from maturity until paid.
(Signed) e. g. MARINE HE.
(Signed) per pro q. A. MARMIfHE
e. G. MARMICHE.
Endorsed: f. G. MARMICHE.
per pro U. A. MARMICHE.
Z. G.. MARMICHE.
Paraphed Ne Varietur. secured by mortgage,
and duly stamped New Orleans, February %,
1872.
(Signed) A. z. BIENVENU. Notary Public
TIL s note was filed by the Citizens Bank. in
entitled Citizens Bank OF Louisiana vs.. F. A.
Ducros, and the said note cannot W be found
ARMAND Pilot,
Attorney of the Citiz MS Bank Of Louisiana.
New Orleans. June 16. 1877. jel7 pot
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BANK NOTICES.
workinxmen.s Bank, New orleans. ),

W0rkingmen's Bank, New orleans. June
20. 1s77--At meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held this dny % semi annual DIVIDEND. Of FOUR
holders I'D D,t on and wi, after MONDAY. July a.
Tho interest of the first SIX months OF 1877 will
also be paid to tho depositofs OF the Savings
iyi u ~ >''''' J. y. MONDIEGT. Cashier.
Office of the New Orleans Gas Light Conn
pany-lA dividend of FOUR ~ AIRS per share
will be paid to the stockholders on MONDAY.
months. All transfers Of stock made between
July and 16 must be ''ex-dividendna
jva TIC V. vALLOlS, Secretary.
Union National Bank, New Orleans,
June 20, 1s7-..A q meeting of the Board OF Di,
Of FIVE PrR CENT was deelared. payable to
stockholders on and after MONDAY, July 2.
next.
ly2 12t JAS. CHALARON. Cashier.
Ger,nania National Bank, New orleans,
rectQrs this day O sem annual dividend of
Dix Per Cent was do dared, payable to the stock
jyi iw - ''' HERM. ROEHL. Cashier,
Citizens savings Bank, GrunewaId Hull,
New Orleans. June 3d.. 1s17-The Board Of
dividend Of six Pill oENT out Of the proi Of
mAnd. nj. BENNER.
jyt 1t Cashier.
state National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans. June 30. 1BT7--At meeting of the
board Of DIRECTORS held his day 9 semi annual
payable to the stockholders on and after MON
DAY, July 9. 1877. The transfer book will re-
main open, but transfers will be ex-dividend.
jy1 Nv CHAh. L. 9. DUPUY, Cashier.
The Peoples Bank Of New orleans, New
Orleans, July /, I877--A semi annual dividend
of FOUR PER CENT on tho capital stock will
be uaid to the stockholders Of this bank on and
after the 10th inst.
by order Of the Board:
iel 1t N. LANDRY. Cashier.
New Orleans Canal ana Ranking Conn
pany New Orleans Jnns 2b, 1s77.-At u special
meeting Of tho Board Of Directors held THIS
DAY. q semi annual dividend OF four per cent
t,tnn If,lI
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NOTICE. TO TaXPAYERS.
STATE WARRANTS. RECEIVABLE FOR
Taxes and Licenses, for sale by the under
NJ F. BONIS & A. LEMORE.
ie2o I'm No. Caller Court,
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS.

FALLING SICKNESS,
PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
ONE MONTHS USE OF DR.. GOULARD'S CELE-
DRAFTED INFALLIBLE FIT POWDERS. To
convince sufferers that these powders will do all
we claim Tor them; we will send them by mail
Goulard is the only physician who has ever made
this disease special study, and as to our knowl-
edge thousands have been PERMA NENTLY
CURED by the use of these Pow DERs, WE
WILL GUARANTEE A PERMANENT cure In
every case or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
EXPENDED. all sufferers should give these
powders an early trial. and be convinced OF
their curative powers.
Price. for large box 50, or four boxes for $40,
sent by mail to any part Of tia United States or
Canada on receipt OF price, or by express c. o. D.
Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
apis ~ 800 Fulton street, Brooklyn NY
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WRITING A
w good business hand and willing TO work
for n moderate sum. Address AMES FRANCIS,
Democrat office. ie2g 1w
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LosT-roUND.

EOUND-CN SUNDAY, JULY l, TWO
IL Scotch Terrier bitches The owner can have
same by prov ing property and paying expenses.
Apply at $40 Goodchildren street. iva
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For the Lake ~ once Of New Orleans
City Railroad Company No. 1914 Canal street
New Orleans, May 221s77-Until further notice
trains for. the Lake will leave the city every hour
from o'clock q. m. to o'clock y. M, and
every half hour from . D. IN. to 9:3O .. IN. The
last trainiwill leave the Lake End at 1890 O'Clock
.. m.
my29 Il CO LEWIS, Secretary.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY
w two years old, u position us clerk in u gro
good references. Address PETERSON 65
North Johnson street. ie2s 1w
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| "ANTED-A BOOK KEEPER AND GRO
| W GERS clerk desires employment If salary
only amounts to $40 per month. Unexeeption--
able references. Address ID. d. D., Democrat
office je2s 1w
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New Orleans Canal ana Ranking Conn
pany New Orleans jung 81, 1s77.-At q specal
meeting Of the Board Of Directors held THIS
DAY, q semi ANN ual dividend OF four per cent
was declared payable to the stockholders on
and after the first Monday Of July next.
je26 lot CHI. JUMONVILLE, Cashier.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK.
w Good references given Address NJ MO
MILAN, No. II Vaudeville street, city.
ir1gtw
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE-BY MUTUAL CONSENT MR.. u. A.
~ GUERINGER has Withdrawn from our
firm. The remaining nartners, Messrs, ERNEST
j. aUERINGER and {. A. CAHKIERE will con-
time ths business under the same firm narns.
~ GUERINGEE h CO.
New Orleans, July 2. 1877. jy3 st
THE FIRM OF FRANCKE & DANIEL IS
-. - dissolved by the death Of Justus Francke.
me liquidation will be conducted by the surViV-
Ing partner HERMAN DANNEEL.
TI'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
ness Of Franeke & Damned, undo the firm OF
Ii. DANNEEL h co. IS CarondeIet street as
per CO. partnership act before james Graham,
Notary.
HERMAN DANNEEL,
lyi 1w VICTOR LATOUR.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
w ton as porter. clerk or gardener. or any
thing in which he will make himself useful.
Address No. A Jeanne street js3D 1w'
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WANTED-TO BUY-A WINCHESTER
W rifle, cheap. Answer Immediately. Adj
dress M. H.. this office iy4
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUTH
w aDosition where he can make himself gem
orally useful. L. good penman and can fur
nish the best OF references as to honesty and in
tegrity. Address w. H G. N O. Democrat iva
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special NOtlce--As the undersigned Is
about to sell tho good will Of the premises No,
II North Peters street. between Barracks and
Hospital. respectfully notifies his creditors to
present. within enext ten days, their claims
and also requests those indebted to him 10 come
forward and settle within the above specified
time.
jy4o 1s* HENRY THOMPSON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


This Company IN now prepared to issue
POLICIES against Loss or Damage by Fire at
current rates. Every RISK taken by this Com
pany is participated In by three Of the largest
German Fire Insurance Companies. represent
Ing an aggregate capital and surplus of over
SIxTY MILLION MARK. equal TO Fifteen
Million Dollars, " g. gold-thus enabling this
Company to accept large lines.
WILLIAMS Il RRUCKNITR. Agents.
iyaim 10 Carondelet street
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HELP wANTED-FEmALEs.
WANTED-PUpILs.

WANTED PUPILS FOR VACATION
w School. Apply to Messrs. A. s. Leche and
=. A. Golden at No. 80 Burgundy street ieao
W7ANTED-BY TEACHER. A POSITION
w 10 teach, In either family or q school,
Tor board for self and two children. ADDRESS
D." this office. je24 If
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WANTED-DEsKROOM IN SOME NEAT
this office. iy1 II
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WANTED A SITUATION by COLI
w ored woman. to nurse and do homework.
Willing TO travel. Good references given. Gall
Mt No. 60 st. james street corner st. Thomas.
tnnQ ttU
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKHEEP-
w er or general clerk in % grocery commits
gust free. Best city reference given. Address
d. s., this office. iy1 1w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WAETED--A SITUATION AS WAITER,
w dining room servant or porter, by a young
Best of references furnished. Address ACTTV-
lTY, Democrat Office jy4 st
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NTED-SITUATION AS ENGINEER OR
w assistant overseer on O. sugar plantation
Address p. III. b.. Jr.. this office. jy1 1w
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Governesscs, Companions, etc.

WANTED.--A POSITION AS COVERINGS
W In u private family, in the city or country.
by young lady having taught In thepubllc
schools for seven years. Address TEACHER
80 Carrondeet street, third floor iva
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF MANY
w years experience In school teaching q posi-
ton In a family to instruct small children and
ass st in plhin sewing. Address M. L., at this
office, ;vf 1,u
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yXyANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, q situation to do house work. Can
give reference II required. Address M. G., this
office. jy3 3t
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG STEADY WOMAN
w situation rs cook or to do general house
work and to make herself generally useful: best
Of reference given Please address y. M,
Democrat Office. iva fyy
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PHENIX RESTAURANT.
NITGUEL'9,
LAKE PONTCHAH RAIN.
Open for the season. Visitors entertained ut
very reasonable prices. Bath houses for fami-
lies and ladies are separate from the others.
iy4 I'm
$2 90. S2 90. SO 90.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-17
FOR VT. CAKHEL.

The late terrible tornado has left the
people OF Mt. Carmel in pitiable con-
dition. One hundred families were Ien-
dered homeless and penniIess by the
tornado. One hundred wounded are de-
pendant on the public for support The
population of the town Is only twcn-
ty.two hundred, and it is impos-
sible that the large number of
destitute and wounded can
be properly cared for without aid from
abroad. Mr.. Geo. Edgar, correspondent
OF the New York Herald, has addressed
the following card to the public, and
it is TO be hoped that 1t will
meet with hearty response.
Mt. Carmel, H., June IL, lsT.-Ihe
claims Of this city upon the practical
sympathies OF all generous people
Throughout our land woul not be denied
BY any who might witness it, present
damaged condition. The devastation
and suffering caused by the tornado OF a
week since Is past comprehension by any
who did not Sc. il or have since then VII
tied the scene OF woe, which Is 30 terrible
a sorrow to so many. y hundred ian!-
lies homeless and pennies, oyer hun
dred wounded and about score
OF dead, with a pecunlary loss OF iiOi
less than four hundred thousand
dollars, it is too heavy a lOli
for a population Of only twenty-five hun
dred 70 carry alone dRe SeXPeLGin,c e Of
other lands. in their days OF adversely,
show us that they did not call in vain tor
help. | do not believe, y hen the act,
and necessities Of this people are known
that they will be lett TO want. Ii in all
other cities and towns aid committees,
under the direction OF the board Of trade
or city or town officials, wlll DO q little.
this place may again be made TO rise out
OF deep distress TO bless the kindness OF
our people all over the land.
Any aid sent TO Il. ;. Gordon. mayor.
or I. j. Shannon OF the banhing-h0u-e
OF Shannon G. Beall OF thi, city. chair.
man OF the relief committee, will be
wisely and faithfully appropriated TO
the use OF those who are needy and
worthy. GEO. =. EDGAR,
Correspondent OF Now York, Herald
MAYORS OFFICE
Mt. CARMEL. H., jane II, 1871
| cheerfully Endorse the above appeal Of
Maj. Edgar OF New York city, former
resident of this city, who has been with
US a few days past. His statement Is
not overdrawn. 1t is simply the truth.
| homo all who road IN will sau1 ne gucb
aid as they will deem it priyalegeto do
in behalf OF suffering humanity.
X. ). GORDON, mayor.
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Judge Mulkey having returned to the
city his friends are beseiging him to allow
his name to 90 before the people OF the
district as candidate for the appellate
iudgeship. lie is also daily in receipt OF
letters from influential men in different
parts of the district urging him to be-
come candidate. So far, however, the
Judge has not Indicated What
course he will pursue in the
matter. That Judge MuIkey is the first
choice OF very large number OF citizens
in the district Is manifest By the favor
with which the mere mention OF his name
in connection with the judgeship, has been
received, and should be consent to be-
come candidate we believe he would be
elected by handsome majority.
From information at hand he would
meet with very little opposition IN the
southern counties OF the district, aud IN
the other counties lie would hold DIS
own with the other candidates. No man
in the district has more or warmer
friends than Judge Mulkey, and it would
give them unspeakable pleasure towork
and vote TOR him for the appellate iudg'
ship. His great ability as a lawyer and
his fairness in all matters Of judicial
character, are known to the people OF
Southern Illinois, and they would delight
to see him on the bench. We hope the
nudge will conclude to become cludi-
date, and feel sure that in the event Of
his doing so he viii be elected.
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all the tricks nj the ordinary medium.
He consumes all the mediums who tall IN
his path, and says: "Yum, yum give
me more!n Most OF the deluled belicv-
ers In spirltuallsm--the llneal descendants
of the old-tlme believers.iu witches and
ghosts-declare him to be medium,
prostituting his gifts 10 the business OF
making money out Of the unOellev-
ers. They denounce him in UNI
measured terms. liuntoon says be Is
.faking impostor, and that he
does not intend 10 live up TO his chat
lenge to do whatever any medium cJn
do or forfeit $500. Il can 10 what h.
can't do, says Huntoon. 81 will !ctyon
get YOUR own states write on then
what You please, without informing me;
screw them together with piece of slate
pencil between them hold the slate in
your own hand in q lighted room, and
then through me intelligent answers will
be written between the states to the
questions you have asked. Cooke can't
do this tor $500, mless he is 4 medium:
and il, being a medium, he can do this,
il he can explain any way in which II
can be done by trick, he can have 500, ~
This is the challenge, and Cooke may
now 20 to work, II he retorts properly,
his house will be crowded; and if be
looses, it will be MI light, IfDr. Hun
toon looseS, il will be all right, also.
There viii be no harm done, you know.
The profits OF The entertainment viii
hc-but, rs we sad, there Is 10
collision here, and such remarks are
mean and cruel.
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FOUND III A CAVE.
Human Zones Found In 4 cave IL,
JOHNSON county.
rIohn.on COUNTY Yeoman.l

johnson County Gc1map.I
\ few days ago Thomas L. Keith
living five miles north OF Vienna, was
out hunting q COW, and passing alon,
the blum on Wesley MilIer'S farm, he
saw 4 buzzrI ny from under the, blum
near him, which attracted his attention.
He decendod a few feet and found a cdye
III there about % feet by ten and some
four or five feet arch. On Ell.
teriug he found 4 large quantity
of a,hcs-a5olt two wagon loads, and
among them a large quantity Of human
bones, which are greatly charred. Qdi,e
a number of our Viennaians have visited
the cave and confirm the above facts,
They think, from the bones 10 be seen
there, that there must have been from
a halt dozen 10 dozen persons burned
In the cave. some OF the bones are Of
grown people and some OF children.
Some of the bones were brought to town
and shown to Dr., Brattou; he pronounced
them human bones. This discovery ha,
created quite az agitation IN the minds
OF some. There seems 10 be 10 settled
theory as to how long they have been
there. Although we nave not seen The
cave nor any OF the bones, II il our
opinion they have teen there ever since
| the red man lived in his country. Who
| knows Jut what il even anlelatc, the
| Indians, a. far back as the days Of the
! mound builders. %. whose existence
there ia but little known except the
mound. to be seen 10 some paris Of ghe
country. 4 finger mig and large glass
! bead were found m me cave.
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THEY MET BY CHANCE, THE
USUAL WAY.

There are now in the city two persons
who wish to attract public attention, and,
in an honest way, take some of the sur
plus silver out Of our peoples pockets.
One is DR.. Huntoon, medium. through
which spirits revisit the glimpses OF the
moon; the other, Prof. Cooke, who de.
nounces all professed mediums as Inn
posters. These gentlemen are here to.
gether by coincidence. They are not
in collision. This must be apparent to
all who know the gentlemen. DR.. Hun
tOon was surprised when he learned that
Prot. Cooke was here, Even the ghosts.
that write for him on screwed-together
states, didn't write TO DR.. IIuntoon that
Prof. Cooke would be in Cairo at this
time. And even Cookies secondsight
trick didn't enlighten him as to Huntoons
intention to be in this city at this time.
The fact is, whatever the impure OF
mind may think, they met by chance,
the usual way.
DIR. Huntoon, the spirlt-iellow, Is gen
tleman OF blue blouse, blue vest, blue
pantaloons, standing collar and a remark
able silk hat-a hat which on the doctors
head makes him look like Atlas weighed
down by the globe. He-Dr. Huntoon.
not Atlas--wears small cate and
neatly-iltting boots. Heis 3S years Old.
but looks boyish; bis ayoirdupois is
about 100, his height about ) feet
4inches, and his iace pale and beardless.
he Is eyed like a shrewish woman who
remains awake to scold and weeps ne.
casionally because OF the purest kinl q,
cussedness; while talking about the in.
telligence that operates through him
the doctor declaims, and when he gets
upon the subject OF Prot Cooke and tbot
gentleman's pretended exposures of
the tricks OF the mediums trade. he hn.
comes eloquent In denunciatlon.
Prof. Cooke we never saw but we know
him to be. like old Joe Bsgstock, "sly.
cir, devilish sly, sir" He knows how
to attract the public, and really does do
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