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, 1877-02-06
THN CoNPTRoLLRR's VIEWS.
In handing in bis budget, tho Comptroller

prcfaces It w1tl. tho following remarks:
In accordance with thn requirements Of the city
charter submit herewith Abatement OF the esti.
n,utps o! moneys needed TO dcfray tho expenses OF
tho City Government during the currsnt aseal Jcar;
uiso a statement showing tho aggregate Income Of
smoant Of liabilities outstandIns upon which in-
tefest !s 70 bs paid, aud tho bonds and dchts pay.
ahls datlug tha yeat.
ter upon tbs expenses Of ~ entire year with also.
1uey no capital, md with acareely possibility Of
ss as: 4ny hsy e r. hss se: s I'll Sss @
nscal year. 1ndeud. In 1870 not u single payment
W made Int she CisY 1ssasa.y u @ the 4 taxe. or
supplies fot II }hs saioSs depaItacns M IL monthi;:
o o o
our experience fcs tho pa.s few Year, has shown
the ptoyious year cxtcndcd ovcs pertod OF nenrly
twelve months subsequent to tho Issuance Of tho
tax.wasrant IN pscaaaber. and that essn then
tncafy two years from tho commencement Of elIs
sxpenscsl there remained from 20 to 40 per cent Of
tho ta1 uncoilscted. while thn practice had pro.
e 10
fact Of !ta non.eolleet!on It require. no argn'
nsnt e prove that thi4 practice would inevitably
especially a. theirs must always b. m eventual
loss ot some portion ofthe saxe4, particularly upon
e da = "a ess
cotnmcnccncnt Of tha assessment and collection OF
Tho taxes, stlnplil{lnX ths collection machinery,
dispensing VIII tho ltngthY advertisements and
numerous copylags. and thu letting Ut no contract.
and tue commencement of no improvements until
70 money ID at leass In part collected And In tho
Iaeladsd In shs e.ttm.tes for this ysar l. large
itetn for shs completion Of tho FHlarton avenue
conduit ifot cleansing The north branch Of tho
Chicago hYeg,, caused br tho failure of tAe Coun'
eli Of last yent to mako appropriation the
unexpcaded balance though thcA and Yat une0l-
lected) OF former appropriation. The work hay-
iak nesn cuHLFaEtea iat ~ Apo, ana tn1 Gohtsoet
ia Tooa faith nf H. civ to fjdIi ~ Mi a. thc
contfact-t would teen, but just that q sufficient
sam .nonIo Gn t1, :" tae ~. e.,
tnaisine bai1dln0s st HIiwsukco avenue yiaduct.
caused Dy palpahly lnaut'lclent appropriation last
ycaF. Meto i not for these two ID deficiency Items
me toSai EoT re estlM4tss tor 1olt Woua 20 !ees
Pr ~ !sn 'aose e' .. isto anH eses n
, 1877-02-06
TIE ClrY-HALL.

Aid. McCre4 WAS reported on the slck.liss
yesterday.
The Tteasurer's receipts yesterday were 81, a2A0
from the Water Department. aud $A1 from
miscellaneous SOURCES.
Justice pollak yesteEday turned orsr 10 the
, 1877-02-06
REPoRT ALL THE CAska.

3Q ~ 1dII0F u 1A4 1F1pV&&.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Allow ms to suggest that
In your uext report Of tho scarlct~feyer dead
aud their doctors, you also give the number Of
ssarlet.feYeE patients treated by said doctors.
and thus induce them 70 report them to the
Hoa14 Of Health. Respectfully,
4. 4. AQiVILLlAM4, Ii. D.
, 1877-02-06

DEATf4&,
AAsTRRsoN-ont tho 9th tnst, Bernard, young
est sou Ut u. Msstesson-
Funeral from lAts residence, Nc. 31o West
Twelfth street. at u O'clock shIs morning. By ca1-
IiR0us ~ calvary.
IAnNARD-feb, 8, II stsidcnco No. l02o In.
dlaua avenue, Htt. Hairy Barnard, sged 6u yaass.
Funets! from lsta residence Ut 10 4. m. TO- Jay,
thence by carriages to OEacaand.
, 1877-02-06

NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PORCELAIN.
Dentists ware IL poor substitute for Natures.
IL daily sppled will prevent al necessity for fslse
teeth by keeping tbs real oues SQUAD and healthy.
, 1877-02-06

4 RICH PERFUME.
Dr.. PTice's Flornl Nlches In tho Anest toilet OF
Cologne water ever rn1de-& rich perlums.
, 1877-02-06

10 to Nov. ., lsf0, amounted e s9gtss:;so; ~:
licenses collected in Ramo period. $it2,sS5,vI:
From Nov. o to Dec: 81 ti!o amount collected
ed, eSI50; uneolleeted, ST, 500; for 1s;s, ss7;
uttcoilccted, sl72,tl0.t7; collected for 1873,
$f55..O; unsolicited. $1t0, ,957.D0; collected for
1871, 3755.50; uneol,cetea, sls7aG2lo; AZ % Mneol-
a. on spectal assessment, 1870, &35, ,tss0.0; nn-
nullc,1, s17,49748; uncollectci, $i.S5?,tEo.03;
collected on bankrupt costs, 50, On licenses.
voH uoLLEN's STEAL.
In the latter report was given the amount ot
tho Won lIollcn dcfaicatton under the head Of
"ColIcctsd but not reported" The figures arc |
o. 'p's'sonai.plops:y ps'soi ;a1 q q isi3: a,ooS:S
IN pstsonal iopeti; iar Il is73
"a personai: properly ia1 1t ls7i..... IL. 90
Total. ............. >. .sl33, oas. 70
The reports wcre referred to tho Finance
The Corporation-Co Counsel presented On ordI-
nanss 5inE IT, lsensens 70 2! sonss'on9fss
eenEes.
HEALTH MATTERS.
Tie official bond OF Oscar c. DoWolte, tho
Aid. Throop offered the following. explaining
the necessity for ita immr.liate adoption:
Ben ordained, tte. sEo; !: That tug ss1asY d Of
ths q eod nen shn = s. 99o rer
'ts sIc. i. Tke Commissioner Of Health shall. in
tSesa ID danger of mpaadng pestilsues q spasmla
d!scase. o. IN caso the sanitary condition o. she
sy e9 q a. 70
any | ps,tsns,.l spdsne or infectious dsssse. liz
% lses to III b cleaned. disinfectad, Or .eio.sd to
visitors and prevent from rcsorttng thsIeto
"s liz n
lng direct nny nuiaunce TO 20 abated, q unw!,osa-
sono matter or snbstauce, dirt Or alth to 10 re-
scribe tho ti,no md mode Of doing 40. and % take
any other measures hc may deem necessary and
ppesEsnta pesRis II O. sps@le aissa.s an
who shall neglect or refuse 70 nhe{ thd oflet a.,
fssn sa .s Ell n:a II g :s nas r.: nsa
nor moro Than S100.
SIC. i aald Commissioner Of Health shall cause
notice, printed or written, In large lettcEa TO be
iena may yPS" Sa atetea q III Wit :ms :eat
s*s o. sn.,s ss .ss %Sc1s
seatlet FessE iiere" o. whsssssE , nams r. % d..
r. az aD5 sb a1s
Without ths po.mtaa!oa Of tho Commls.lonct of
Health, such person sha!l bc liable fot ssGh
ao as''s os 70 {asa Rsx So en' oe
house upon which nos'ss e., shs, bo P'assa saoe ..
s'Slo GSse'n for sae re@osa 81 se same and tic
Commlssloner of lIeat. such occupant saalt 10
aubisct tn lha like tne Of not 1eas than $40 nuF
nofo ti,an $50 unleas be shalt notify tho conmis.
sioaet q Health within swens5tour nours after the
removal Of sata potite.
Tie Inst two sections wcre the usual ones
about takiuE effect On pasaage, etc. .''.
Aid. Ryan moved to htrke out that clause re-
1attng to tho Commissioners salary, IN tle
ground that this va not tho proper slme To say
KID. Throop accepted this amendment.
, 1877-02-06
They Aggregate About One Mill
ion Less than Those
tor 1915.
Rigid Economy Recommended, as the
City Has No Money on
Hand.
Collector Won Hol1en's Defa1ca-
tion Announced at
$133,938.
Passage Of nm Important Ordnance
Relative 10 tho Public
Health.

Tho regular meeting Of the City Council vas
held yesterday afternoon, Aid Aldsich ia the
chair, and quorum present.
Tho first matter presented WAS the annual
budget Of estimates. Following arc tho figures
asked for BY each Of the heads OF departments,
With Tho Comptrullerts revision In each casc:
, 1877-02-06

1nto,r.t .... 1dH, DOL
iniri,tr,inrss ...........,,,,.,,,.,., o30t COO
inaonerfs ....,, n, 831
Ic9ni ernrrsea ..'........,,,, 1900
i,nfIr. rosrta . ,:..,...,, /, roo
ronnds .....,....,.,,,, 1,hD0
rrintfnr nni ttht}pnery. .....,....,,,,. 4h,o
gswrrsnn Fmni ...,,........,.,....,, 413, GO
IirhtInr Inn citv tv,..,,,.,..,..*,..,.... 800, 600
anccfai nssrtemcntd, ntd,-..,,,,....... .... &, GOD
sn;stre not shnrrrsi,ia 10 iItpartmcnas. ~, HS0
Schnnl EinkinV. Frnd. d.,,..,,,,..,,.,.... 1000
sc,rsra arn "a rnni ..,.,,,,...... ~, 2g2
Dcnart1ent Public Wofke,,............ 881, U02
DEBIT AID CREDIT.
The Comptroller also submitted The following
statement Of tho city's income. liabilities, and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14

"A 4. n,itlnt atint tsrharnt ln itttadns
the sacred precincts Of McVeigh's family cir
Gle and seeks to cover him with fidrale by
representing him as waiting eagerly for the
death Of his wifes father. whereby he may
become enriched And SO Of other passages
lii Buffers recent vulgar contribution to
political literature. What is most contempt
lble IN them draws from the World It's kid
gloved applause, while those passages which
might have furnished legitimate subjects for
comment are passed over with Indifference.
Need we say that no Southern man OF journal
with any claim to respect would have de-
seended to 80 low a plane of comment upon,
OF treated with anything but Indignant coil-
domination, stch brutal violation Of the So
cial pfopfieties Of life as that by which Butler
has recently for the htndtedth time proved
how Justly he has incurred the contempt and
odun of mankind2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14

Yesterday morning we printed n very racy
letter from our Washington correspondent,
Mr.. A. G. Buell. The letter contained very
lively and striking carcature Of negro polit-
ical philosophy. and every intelligent man in
the South will recognize the accuracy of the
witty artist The Times, however, is quite
angry about the letter; 1t Is indignant that
those eminent "cullud' statesmen and citi-
zens. Dumont Stamps, Newman and Lewis,
should be lightly spoken of or oarieatured
These .tcullud pussons," the Times assures
the public. are highly educated gentlemen:
one of them is an accomplished physician,
another one speaks several languages, and
40 our courteous neighbor says 'is perhaps
much better informed in mind and more pol
ished in address" than the Washington cor
respondent of the DEMOCRAT.
The writer Of the Times article doubtless has
had full and frequent opportunities to Judge OF
the accomplishments and social qualities OF
the colored statesmen mentioned, and we
shall not enter into controversy with him
on a subject of which we have no personal
knowledge. We would like TO be informed,
however, Of the cause of this sudden outburst
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14
10 THE SUMNER TOURISTS.

Those Of eur citizens who are fortunate enough
10 be able to seek respite from The labbfs Of The
business season inst closed snd to racuperate
their energies at come Of The many delightful
summer resefts 10 be found III the Northern
States and Canada, will be glad to leafti that The
old favofite Jackson route, under vigorous aud
efficient management. les becnme uhe Of The
very best travelling thuroughfafss In The country.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars have been
expended, ss We ere err aibly informed, during
the past twelve months Tor new ifch and steel
rails, new cr9ss-ti, and new bridges, aud TO dsY
1t may be safely ssid that M road south of the
Ohio liver surpasses The great Jackson route in
smoothness end perfect safety We have had
occasion, dnting he past few weeks, to travel
quite extensively over that ,usd ard we can thus,
from actual experience, bear witness TO its ex-
eellence III every particular which goes to consti-
tutn good rna1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14

"A Dealer IN Western Produce" asks
whether the ordinance granting permission
for the construction Of freight railway
track to the elevator on the levee now Hleeps
in the Council the sleep that knows no waking
We understand that, at the last meeting Of
the Council, action upon this ordinance was
postponed for one week. in order that full
and fair hearing might be extended to the
representations Of ali parties concerned in the
matter. No harm ia likely to result from
such postponomcnt. however, for we are CON
vinced that the arguments in favor of tho
project must prevail with The Council and
that the ordinance will he passed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14
10 OUR FRIENDS.

The psMccRaf has just added TO its office
new and complete stesm job Printing depart
mtnt. With all The latest end most desirable Inn
proyemens In types, rules, botdetr, etc. We ate
now FULLY prepared 10 compete with shy Job
printing establishments III the South. We can
turn out, Al the shortest notice, anything from q
newspaper or boob 10 lady's visiting card, in
The beat siyle OF the aft. We shall devote
speeiai attention 10 commercial printing and TO
the priating uf lawyers briefs. We earnestly
solicit The support Of our friends III cur progress
sjvp piinrle,
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AZ there are III present numbers Of persons OF
the poorer classes out Of employment, and who
have not the means 10 advertise their wants, the
DEmouRAr will heres ftet publish such 'Want"
notices free Of charge, when they do hot exceed
In length three lines, This will include adver-
tisements Of thoae desiring The services Of ser
wants Or 81 any class Of employees, and will ALEC
include advertisements Of houses TO rent, where
the monthly rent does not exceed s25. III adopt
Ing this plan, The managers Of The DEMOCRAT feel
that they will greatly benefit those not iinaucal-
" able 10 make their wants kaown, end will be
serving The poor of the city who are out of EN-
puyment or In quest Of homes.
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Il II te,,, t,tst II. Tin part II Tho Iftttee ntat
otit witty and. we trtist add, able correspond
ent's letter 1t is notorious fact that
the proprietots Of the Times are imported
Northern or Western Republicans, who
are running All extreme soltbefii fire.
eating paper here, because 1t will not pay
to run a Republican paper. But their
uutbitst Of yesterday can hardly have
been the result Of ali oterstrain Of their real
synpathies and political opinions. What
was I'll cause Of 1t Have the negotiations
which, 1t Is ruinofed oil the Streets are pend
Ing to convert the Times into a Republican
journal, advanced SO far that 1t may venture
to grow indignant over the predicted wahe Of
negro domination IN Louisiana politics.
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TERMINAL FACILITIES.
NEW ORLEANS. .Inns Ia. 1877.

New ORtEANs June 10, 1877.
Editor Democrat What has become Of the or
dnance for The freight railway track To The ee.
vatot Have the petitioners given up the hope
Of getting II. or dbes 1t sleep ID the Council, the
sleep that knows no waking
Are we 10 continue Ia The future. as Ia the past,
10 fepel cuininercial fity by the want OF
facilities to do business as cleapy az other sea-
board cities do? Shall the imposed, but not
real, interests of few persons control The TN.
doubled welfare OF the whole city
II the protests from Louisiana Avenue are
powerful enough to prevent development, why
can't the ordinances be passed granting The right
tp Icy the track Through Water street TO the
elevator, and thence oil some either street to
Junction with the jackson ruute7
A DEALER IN WESTERN PRODUCE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14

Weprint this morning letter from Judge
Dibble with reference to the exhibit Of his
settlements with the Civil Sheriff. Auditor
and Treasurer while Assistant Attorney Gen
eral, presented in the city columns of the DEM-
oCRAr yesterday. We give Judge Dibble the
full benefit of his letter. He ia now to be
tried on the charges made against him. and
as we have no desire to prejudice his cause
we, for the present. abstain from comment.
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stANMsER

R-ANDE ItsON-On Tuesday morning.
12th inst at the residence Of the brides mother,
In Algiefs. La. by the 1iey. e. Fontaine, MIR.
Eugene y. Dyer Of New Orleans, TO Miss Emily
8. Anderson. eldest daughter Of Louisa J.
Blunt ard The late J. T, Anderson. M cards
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NEW ORLEANS, JUNE II, 1877.


Our subscribers will confer favor upon ts by
reporting at This office every failure LII the de.
livery 10 their address Of the DsmochAf, as we
are particularly desifous OF achieving absolute
exaetilnie and punc'uality
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No competition arrests the Progress III
the ARROW TIE. II is ever onward
In its course as Streams now

In its course as Streams now
to the Ocean.
SEE TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES ADDRESSED
TO COMPANIES AGENTS.
gehfemeH-It affords me great pleasure to
present you with This statement. Ms evidence of
our high appreciation Of The value of the AR
HOW TIE, ~ fastening for Cotton Bales
We have used 1t constantly in our Presses
since ts Introduction, having found no other
Tie that can compare with II in utility. durabi-
ty and strength, and from our own experience
we can safely recommend 1t to planters as the
BE9T II ID we have seen
Pressing from I've to seven hundred bales per
day. when running full time we nni 1t to our
inere st 10 purchase The ARROW BUCKLE from
you for the purpose of replacing any other
buckle that may be on the bale taking tho
others Off end throwing them In the scrap pilo
to be sold as old iron.
,si hysg ''p Al LUFKlN, Superintendent
Southern Cotton I'rese Company Presses,
FAnTQHR' { OMPREs5,
N1W WANTS Galveston.
| take pleasure in stating that sipcs my
superintendeDey of the Planters Press we have
been constantly using the ARROW TIE. It
gives entire satisfaction aud our pressmsn
prefer the Band and Buckle to any that they
have ever used
/ am yours very truly.
tsignedl FIR. LUBBOCK,
Superintendent.
New Orleans. Mobile. Savannah. Charleston,
Norfolk. Wilmington and Petersburg
Thanks to planters throughout all the Cotton
States for the liberal support and patronage Of
the ARROW TIE.
H. w. RAyNE & CO..
General Agents,
iea 80 I'm d&w NEW ORLEANS.
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DIED.

PERgY-On Tuesday, June +, 1917. al Ahthuaa,
The i. Residences pf Mrs Ann y. Archer, nenF Port
county, Mississippi. native of the parish Of
West Felicia IA. 1oulsiana. IN the forieth year
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-14
LEVI OPEN TILL 7P. N.

Forthe accommodation Of BUYERS Of FINE
JEWIILRY, my customers and the public gen
orally | will continue the sale Of my large and
we'll selected stock Of Jewnlry during the cool
OF the evening. CLOSING Att 7. NJ
also inform my customers and the public in
general that Am prepared TO execute the fines
work In MOUNTING DIAMONDS. REPAIRING
JEWELRY and WATCHES. at very low prices.
and will pay my personal attention TO the
same.
!. g. LEVI.
ies lat lna Canal street.
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.

This Savings Bank will receive on deposit and
pay interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
on such small sums of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks.
minors and others. thus securing protection
from robbery. accident or fraud. and elso afford
ing means of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
BY special provision of law, married women
and minors can deposit money In their own
name, and II can be drawn by themselves only.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus-
bands, parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and BY Laws.
J. i. GUBERNATOR, President.
NJ BENNER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
J. j.. GUBERNATOR. T. W. HUNTINGTON
E. P. cHAM 4pdniss aRu n EBWENNe.'
mya6 1y2p
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Less 2is per cent discount for cash In bundles
LISk THAN ! HE MARKET VALUE
OF PLAIN HOOP IRON and II being the pnr-
pose Of the Comnany t. merit The continued
patronage Of the auting community and TO
defy u competition that may arise, their Agents
are instructed to cont act with Dealers, Factors
and Country Merchants Mt the above named
price and terms for future delivery tip to the
FIRST of August In quantities SIS may he required
from time 10 time, settlements being mads on
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