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INUSENENIs.
The Attractions that ARE Underlined for this
Week In the Theatres.

Inc return OF Edwin Booth for n six week,
season 70 the theatre which still retains MI.
name Is an event Of more than ordinary inn
por,nnce in theatrical affairs. H. opens his en-
gagcmrnt On the 7th with Richard Ill.
playing his own restored version with an ado
qute company, including Mr.. Miles Ievick A.
Narenre. Mr.. Wheelock ms buckingham. and
Miss Eleanor Cary ms QUEEN Elizabeth. This will
be followed by Henry WILL in which Mr.
Booth will give his impcrsonation Of Cardinal
holstN and Mrs. Waller will play Queen Kaiha-
rnte During the term Of his engagement Mr.
Booth, II may reasonably be expected will np-
pear in all his best roles. Of which Oihcilo. Tdgo.
Hdwi" aud Htcheheu are esteemed the highest
by ~" puhllc.
In the interim a spectacular comedy. called
, Sulu, Viii hold possession Of the boards at
Boom $. rms entertainment, which IL prof red
to- night for the first time bases liz claim la no.
coptanfo on the fact that Pauline Markham
Jennie Hughes. the Ross sisters and one nun
drnd comedians. dancers, q. take part in il.
lnrrr utn't points are nude IN It's favor. II
Is greaier than tho " Black Crook. il has three
TRANSPORTATION scenes. and II will be exhibited
a ilnc play. we'll acted may be seen at the
nlon Sqnare Theatre, Few dramas that come
mendalion ~ Fuilirt'. "Mnnntr,yeS X n r"H,,
here ls The Man Of Sueress"-nnd few plays
lN'. been produced at the Union Square Thca-
ire mat appeal So suuHrrly 10 All lovers Of IN
trlu-lcally good work, VIII ther OF playwright or
actor. Mr. Coghan ~ earning the praises ri
~ a.. lpI tnc honesty AMI
nlrliv Of his efforts
To- KIT " The Shaughraun" will ba pro.
scented at ia" Grand Opora House with Mr.
b'M1.ullt us tonn, and Miss Rogers ny CLAIR
r"H'i. Three matno"s Will bc given during
The week, They IRE Ia take place on Tuesday.
"Wednesday, and saturday.
The present IL the Inst week Of Mr. Sothorn's
very brilliant season IN New York. On Friday
mght ms engagement viii round up in festival
bru"ll ON which nccasion he will play. At
popular repu'st. The Crushed Trago,,ian."
nnd Dundronry Married and settled" Mr.
Nothnrn has played the most successful scasou
eyer known at q ~ Park Theatre.
Nine, Modl.7hN is still playing Adrlonne"
~ me ftih Avenue Theatre. and Mr.. Frchtrr
continues ms superb enactment of the French
fonhnrr ~ Mont" tristo' N the Broadway
~ Nlh.p : n clever young actor from the Wcst
VIII ip-nlgh npnoar IN the famous mcodramn.
me i'uhes Motto, and AT the Bpwery the
Count Joann"S VIII lmporsonhte Hdinl,L
Variety entertainment il given in large but
Lmhihhle doses NJ the ThoAirr Comquo and NJ
Tony Pastors, while nj the Olympic the great
est of al clowns Mr., Matilt, furnishes genuine
CHRISTMAS pantomme.
IN addition 10 the theatre shows propor il
may hn mentioned that Heller. at the Hith Ave-
nue Han, provides every evening n unlauo
enicriainment nj which may always he found "A
host of bright people. who never c'lsc towonder
al the murVels ~ TINS nrcromnncrr, and nt his
clever assistant, Miss Heller.
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nNGIyh,R o.Nnu MunDnnrD.


BLo0MINGrON, ILL.,. Dee. q. At q o'clock
this murn;ns James O'Nri a Wcll-knuwn chi
r,lgu and Alton locomotive. engineer was f.lu,l
liicl"sS ~ Co., smut ana Mason stro,t~. H.uc'"n
Wn Hr',S44 ct Nv! n,-ht rApr.ss trims Mr.
from Mason. heard ih' report ufu hrnVy .ri-toi,
followed hy tire" yrlls in n man. ynte.. 'Th,n
All Was quiet. Mr.. " lpaWard arose. dressed
4nd walk.L ,o Chestnut and Mason. aud found
James O'Neii Wing dead. 10 valuable. Ind
been taken from MIN. and hence il was infcrrci
tiiat lac Wi~ not murdered for money or fhut If
n was, ~ outcry after the shooting frightened
his aesailaii
ONrl hal Just arrived from Chicago ON tho
mlghi ,NproHs, OF which h. WIS the cnsinorr
IL iiad irit his locomotive AT Git-tuut -fr,,t
ana walk. NJ To Mason. An hour or two after
the murder IL" fresh track oi a small footed
man WAS iuunu IN the Who'll" length nf tho alloy
IA ihe block ON which O'Nru was murdered
. Nri never carried Il ni-tOi. There WAS no
sign of u ~irugglr.
james ONcil had become famous for his
h"rusiu ~ an engineer. aud his narrow rs nos
from death h, trrrILir rAiir,..j NH i5t MI
lNrH Irlgitiul collision occurred ON the hri,lrr
near Iw"oI. between a. freight train and the
ulslt express, OF which he WAS thee ngiuuDr
la9Srnlsrr coNcuoS were i,i,~Dtil.I t.l,, l,..n-
man ana IRAN ltEsngenan were crushed to
death. hnd ON Ills fir man WIS killed After
reversing has locomotive. and doing All hr
.oulI e cne'k tn Train and avert the d,sa--
M the terrible Say bridge disaster in 1871. In
Whi 'h, at 10 o''o X SATURDAY night. ths tr',if,-
met az iui speed. twenty cor moro worrrru-hrd
s'dld"l, ana burned io deaih. O'N"Il- fireman
wh~ Killed A-aln. after rrNrrslu. fh. .,uiu-
I'VE any HpiNinE u" pat MT hwN'~, .ON I'll
lcHprl Tor Me. and struck aIuOn- fhn rocks H..
was brought to the city demrntrd andTrum thui
time. although he fully recovered his health. he
hhpp"nrd after he saw Eoam OF tie coa.trains
headlight.
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Mr.. Cornelius j. Vanderbilt risos Mt times To
uir h'shi oi interest amt instruction. oi hi, rr',,eN
huuiinu l'r an TINS Tor instance Wien rAuluult,.
III h"ni of narrowing money lhon-h hr dit not lnr-
row money when ir hn no need tor l; lie itr used ls
need ana IN tlhtN o. horruw more Unsuitable mn
r"~ than the 'nmnr getting the Mn r,wiihhi Ia
meet expense lir borrowed To- roeNr hni.e at bore.
tie rn'' IiNrd literally, ami S'nr men abused his ho.
l'NN li'N atd ms un"iiiingl at their pcrA The
n Il tiit they hn' ~ the host would want To- hnrr,w
nlile money oi t'm, Ia tlr Iailc uar case ol which
Milh"s Nhs sictkius the ~, 4 luinrd linn ntaur,
Ih wa. the lhsi of tur kucsi and his uoucN lie WAS
OF - lring character That lac never Nrnticd n me-,
fer request tor trpH' mcut ne hadn't ihc cnfh. To
iHrr '"lA"NnsI after lMnng Inn iUui, lie ceased 10
hr - hn illi~ is d valuable icclr The world u boo. ed
people l. irtchicd 10 Mr Naudcrpi, lorit
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this const nrc believed 20 he euhsilzod orpans ~
inns ring, and, together with 300 capprrs en-
gagged hy the sumo worthless. they make M u
urlunnt array ut talent. Some. however, clai IN
lLat tho number OF cappcrs has not exceeded
900. but have reason to t-ilieve that during In
ns deal ureo y,ats ago, fully 500 men were
employed hy the Ring for the purpose of ropinR
y th' unwary aud ducIng people to purchase.
Miners are known to have received their rrgtl-
nf nay from the mines for walking Caiifor-
MIA street.
During my Inst visit At Virginia CITY. thov
smclt rat as the saying is. for found that
every legitimate avenue OF information rcla-
i've 20 IN" mills. milling shines. tailings. &C.
hHh bcrn closed against me; consequently, it
was rather uphill work to lind out what want
co. attempted To interview some Of the prom
ih.ht workmcn IN the mills, In order to asccr-
tiih tho change that took place in the
huinb'r of hours that the crushed orc
remained in the grinding and ANAL
gnamating pan and tho different sized screen
that is being usrd These important points
regulate the grade OF the tailings. IL the re- are
any st"nling going on of that peculiar kind.
bul not an amalgamutor could bc found who
uNrr communlcatc any Of the dcop-hiddcn So
rr'ts. lhey sent threatening letters to mo |
nave thr"e IN NV possession now. OF course I
cannot positively provo that they cmanatcd from
thls same band of knavcs. hut there nrc some
very good Indications pointing in that diroc-
tnn. for instance. during my stay In that
pHro WSt June. 4 prominent citizen and a SUI
perm ndcnt under the slmc Ring called ON a
iri,nu .ul mine. "A gentleman who. az one time
ii"h tHh'n heavy contracts from the Ring and
inrrHi'hed III m that II he communicated certain
, ,t.i,,lE a.. 10 M, n could meyer again get
uhNthin- 10 do on tho tomstOrk. WITHIN an
nour alter WIS told of the interview. The
thrcnirnlns lcttor4 thai were sent tp me nptnnr
70 nave been mailed at Gold Hin and adjoining
IOWA. Here h one Of them.
visei-A cry. saturday
sii Tho ohcct n vour viz, u. known rnlyl rn,.
10 urNcr yen lad hotter pr pifc to meet you God q
"."i li lN 'out- - BLOOD.
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SOME DUELLING IN FRANCE.
EvEN sCHOOrBOYs sTRUTTTN0 orr TO
THE IYELD or HONOR
ES-st"een rsabeIi,'- secrctary's Way OF re-
se"iina ins"it-The Kiiiing OF Journaiist
Doime-Kertarknbie Letter from, Naples.


Ho~a, ,es,~, de, nn, Inc.
Duels occur IN France with a wonderful
| frcuucncv Al nrcann, avn, ,h, aoh iii. -
gage in them. On tho 18th of December lnst
toward noon combat with swords took nlnco
| i'm the Bois de- Bouloo,c hc,v,oon NJ, ~
| vestrp and d'Ahsac These young follovs nro
only lG years Of age, and pupils Of Rolin Col
| lege. Sylvcstre returned to the college which
| he had left that morning. with two inches Of
| stool In bia aidc mn, hi. ,,,,,a. -, - "
! J,r liz, ,,,on,,.,, NJ. 80 ,''' i'9 ",
WI III pi'rccu. Inc calsc OF tho duel was al
| ..,.- ,'',',"'' "'s'"7s'oh h"Ving arisen
p'twe'n inc iads ON the academic benches about
| tho noiiticnl conduct q, Il, i.o,,., ,.,,,
"'o p"'.''o'u cohuu'' Oh husics Inth"r.
,h, s',,,.'. u"',. '''lS '.'"' ~ nriuahy we take
ycstcrdav r,nrnjrr, ,,,'n '.. "n' -, D'c To-
and n second licutrncn, in gorrisn, y,
Guin,,o, M M, '''',,' y, 1''i 'eo' II.
in III" "rm Tine c UO"o wns s S SGnly WOUNDED
,,,, Wv ""'' II "nhho"h
10 us.
third duel Is threatened between two mem
bcrs Of .hc Snnnish colnp, n, poris oa.,
p,,,i. p, 80. '" '"'s Vn'
l'''''' ''"''S' 7''r''"ryoi eN-Vu'cn Isabella.
received the visit of the seconds Of the Marquis
de- Vhlcarlos. cousin Of the King aud principal
muiary nttachd Of the spanish Legation M
Paris; Thrs" seconds, MN. de- Mramon and
r"ullinni. demanded satisfaction Of NJ. liamiro
iuehi,, and having failed To obtain it, pub
lish"d the following strange report:
N Kamiro Pucute. acfctar, of nor N,,.s,, o,,c,
To-. cousin al h. RIM .,,t ', l- ". ti'Af
the stnui.h ItasIf',n al ''t. a',,'N' ~
caused T., a.. Nr,t..n n' ~, n,,w, Nhvh u.
Responsibility Count de N rriUn aud n t,,,i' . ~,
IN, maine N tl NHr.ii. d. vIi,,i. 49, t,i "" ~ W.
faction w,ih AIMS Ar az ~ E w. ,''. SUI,
answer. nu ia. mart ,t n uat,.' ,s.',. ~ .'f'
srn1 soc nj. ,,,ilt, a. - a. unu ~. We ulhl'i
,.f,ilI,,. .iUtl "i u Whh W f"urtsr iciuu the
Fuenic " WV Anonymous WONG" COUNT Tn q" ,,s,,N
M, p. '''"A''
lh' ftYWo, Whrh published this report re-
rciNci th' following from W. lumiro ptirntn.
" ,,.. 80 '''' "'"'''
HE IA t,i,,t,',,. u"u-n, proper !" pupl~h note
uatt.r ~, 4, ,, +, - 49,. ~, '", ~ ~, ai.r No
4. tione ,,.,,,i.,,i Wv MARQUIS lc NAchri0s
t,s. mn ar ne Ih,, ~ - 'tifr TO hr sntd be.
rtv.ous ,'n ,,, 49, '",' .'r l,." not "hiN "a out
enlu,,,y a., A., an, w" 'ih'nh- '"luuny hnte the
nvsri r ,tyi, - III Pa, w 'u.l~ az" t'~'tfc 10
,, j., '. I'AH' y i'"i WIN thc Outrage ~ becomes
"'Sl''u"'y' &c h'aRo frrNrf
TINS irtter brought out another frn,n NJ A.,
Naicarlps: ~ ' Wv
" rn,...,. ,. ,.,.. t.,..t,,
ri.u,a AZ, .',,, ,,.m III, o. .Apry lo see VI kamro
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HAYES'S VISIT To NEW YORK
UNION LEfGt'E MEy cONSpIcroUs ny
THEJR ABSENCE.



Quito n number ~ league mon who lool,
upon tonkling as a much bigger man than old
hay.s were conspicuous 10y their absence from
thc Hayes reception. Tho club hal nut Colcr-
t"r Arthur on the committee II arrangements
IN ordcr To insure his attendance but he unani-
Stunned the gathering. lie sent word thnt
Re- must positively ~ down to Long
Brhn'h with his and Grant friend. John
evening with some Jolly friends in parlor of
ne ruin Avenue Hotel. whore Hayes had rooms
curing MS stay. Among other absentccs wns
SHERIDAN shook. who had much higher
opinion OF Grant than he hns Of Hayes. Several
Oh the smaller Fry also failed to put in nm APP
pcnrHnce, and their absence, coupled with that
oil Arthur. Murphy, ami Sh lok was commented
on IN corners during the evening. Tho city
authorities took no notice whatever of tho
executive presence. True Mr. Hayes had been
invited 10 open tc new ART uu-eum at Central
iafk hut that was nm AFFAIR that the city authors
!i's proper hhd nothing 10 DO with. Outside Of
We ANIMATION shown bj the riri IN IA who always
IN" tp u" ON the winning side thor. Wus vrrv
lIttlc interest exhibited
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Prohibition In Tennessee.

There WAS an election h'ld here last Frilny
10 tk" vote ui tIc aunlr ui the question: ni laN tn
shl o a linnc Nlulr rruulii.d within Hr. NJ un,
me from ihr Court lluuse. instead Of hllt nnlr "a. the
law st"Wi h'iuro, The >tluiart effects uf lruutun IN
this community We mai supposed. Mnhi nave made mo
hNftf mere LEGAL 'ormHlit hut IN tins Nrr, mi.
mtgn for IN" friends Of the ali'u must, rci an tie
.hllri troop, who tou+hf iraNrN TINS occasion ~,
bratrlN Indeed. that when tho I, Was rouutei Lnre
maj rlN OF ouc cnrilcd prohibition
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WITH CHARITY To ALL.
WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE

American eagles in the most screaming and
clut'hlug OF attitudes We're scattered In liberal
numbers over tho wall. and ahnve the door WAS
an inter- sting play on the proprictur- name.
nous trot"r |. Nter-rrcogn illilr nv his fnr,-
wni' feet and white uOso-speeaiuE away nj a
: ~ stt. from sisn board. whore saouc the
dlrriul anuoun 'emcnt:
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Yesterday Officer bernstein got onn Third
avenue gar H. goo home MH--c uni,r tIi. u1t al ,i
her lw' hrt hW hDcu la,tcL yn4n jump. iiunl
the car ON cI R'lu-t.m pursued lll ,,ltii,i hiur
He 'wlN dDn'd thD ucit. ami n,kpd Co. DO .oarrI 49,
TIL" lwh' ""' WIS i'und hdlch INA In, cutt -,ctr It,
save la, nanc a. victor Allou
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Holiday goods, S,Nrls. Tics. Jackets. Gloves
llAuikorchnts, lndrrsilrt., AMI Drawers. low pr,r,
Johnston, 40 Grand It, asV AZ 9th av cor 10th It
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= Valuable Git Lnd,.. Appr.c,,,.

A wonderful invention for repairing clothing.
tAhr AMI hOd linen amt other ARTICLES without patch.
nv. I, pi,rn ava, with r,rrN WILSON ,,NIug MAJ hinr
Suld a. - amt so bsotiWA --.th
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MIR. DExTER's SERMON.
80 Ccn.picuousiy Displayed That Those Who
Hun May Rend

Lower broadway ,vas troot,d tboo,hor,.,
to walking advor,iscmcn, ~ nnns,,oI o,, u"y
ton. A wrinked old man. in n greasy over
largo white TRANSPARENCY. whose announce
,,,,, -, -. ',.'' ""'7o "hhouhcc-
crcasihE throng OF spectators that followed it
Wherever 1t went. On tho face Of the banner
WIS painted in oils of the most unristnkable
A.nu " representation OF dilnpidatcd swell
win enormous baggy trousers. and coat Of
tho uniform worn no Tho Ar,f,,I ILL.,. >, -, -
u,,.,,. r "y ''o hi'", D"uEcr "heh
"'o u"iur'uh"'e ollVcr ilrst made his acqunint-
ance. Tho swel's hands were ostentatiously
IN rust into his nncknt ond ,ho,,., hi,,, a., -.
blnrk rtrrs was H.. III, az, , n,n III Arse
WV '''' '''"s p"'rs'
800 .'".. ''.'''-'-.-. ..........
,, Whnat would YOU think Of man whose highest
both hand ~, r., I'm IN 10 ,r g", a.,y ,mnlnvrd
falling the rroandi 10 N''P '''"'
............... '..-................ ........
NJ A.
IN 'n" opVcrse WINS gayly-dressed bride
M WHu nr,msc m2wels OF the most lic-like and
cut cut Pms. corsage low. A.. \ :. and. with both
m"i,us , Wus Juggling u, thc weight oi her cnor-
hiiuuLS run Wnlsn ihlrly swept the street be-
nina hor' over her mead were tho words;
.'.'...'........ ......
sweep our dirty street, with tneir ,lr"s."s viii"
mu'ut"d"s ri deserving poor are starving
Tho connection hot,yco, ,h., Loo. ,,,, 49,
tho nror.d M, s,,',,,i ", i w.. ,"9, cH'uSe nnu
he multt,i'Io cninvnG ,h" uint o'stnr, nut
wonrnis tr1iia ona S,,,l.,t, i,i, M Ut 'hc
Below tho fy,,r" of ftii,r
TIM ,ynrde in rcI t,t, W.. SUBSTITUTING urluc were
." ''u iV'ois'
...............
Any ref'oon WISHING to obtain warning pictures
Apply =" u & Dexter. 80 Broad street
..''...''..'...t
On the broad ctloes ~ tho trananorencv ,voa tho
motto, Fools sin Live" and on tho other The
appropriate sent nrnt "SLnnr ON Ynu W.
Opposite the Wcst. I'm Union rolnar nrb bu.11
ing the crowd Increased 10 n mob Merchants
Bankers hhoring mon lnIies ont shnrri,,,
street pnddlcra and tenlnsi re- rushnI nni
spuceH,d pach other in their rffort. r., ,,.t rc,r
the queer transparency and liz stiU cnnnr"r
bearor Tho latter whose inc. v..s snrn,v,d ~,
into n thousand wrinkles. and who tnlk"I
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Every D"c,or I,e. ,arnul,c

But W. combine ii with valuable herbs and
produce W, sure cure Ei0trs Carbulic snut 41old.
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Shame on Won men 10 encourage moor women IN
swttp our dirty streets with their dresses while
muihtuu"s o deserving poor are starving.
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The Best ne"sra, 'ree'lireo whlle Teeth.
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On the obv.rse WINS n gayly-dressed bride
Will orange flowers Of the most lifc-likc and
olcnginuus KIND. She wore long green dress
rut pas. corsage low. ~. \ =. and with both
hhnds was Juggling ut the weight Of her cnor-
nous train. which fairly swept the street be-
nina her. Over her head were tho words:
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Tho connection between the last clause and
tn' preceding seemed TO br "a rifle obscure hut
thc multitude enjoyed the visible hit at the
women trails and applnudcd loudly.
4, brlow the hRurc Of the staggering bride were
the words In rcd letters
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LAYER l'tu asa Iu4l.5 -Uf li .I . NfIl''ru All,
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Any person wishing To obtain warning nc lures
Apply =" u Dexter. 80 Broad street
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"~ Amt 90 t'llH-h O., no mean. lcas the California
street dead dNidcnd where the unuek, arc dealt out
'i nolrr .uid honc
Tine si"rk hu,inrs- on this coast differs nntc-
rlhlly nom that IN N"W York and other places.
lN' ~l1'k boards mere during the year have over
~ ili 'frhi mines represented ON their lists.
Ihcv range In l'r" from ON" cont Ia hundreds
81 dollars per share. servant grls, widows.
tors hr!siHiors tungr, Ssnrn, hnuthucks. ana
srnNcuIrrs alike dull,lr ~ sturns. Possibly the
mn. o." hiuush tu lnal may hnNe something
u 10 with H. Fully eight du!i) newspapers on
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Sin Tho object n YOUR vi.,t is known rnlvi rpi,..
W" itit Wihn lnNc-i. ul1-. Nr Iry into our hu4i
w. ~" 'rr yen i''d irtt'r pr garc TO meet you D, -
81 o" a. i.iiN 'Vu0-.'I' BLOOD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS.

DEPT WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Room No. % City Hall.
New Orleans, June Is. 1877.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
Till WEDNESDAY,. June 90 1877, at 10 M. for
building new HARBOR POLICE STATION
adjoining the Canal street Ferry Landing, lower
side. according to plans and specifications on
file in the office Of the City Surveyor
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
All parties making proposals for this work
are required to deposit with the Administrator
of Finance. as evidence Of their intention to
abide by the adjudication, the amount of s1oe In
cash. which shall be forfeited to the city In case
Of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made
No bids received unless accompanied by
certificate Of the Administrator Of Finance that
deposit has been made.
Proposals to be indorsed Propos ais for the
Building Of Harbor Police Station
JAMES d. EDWARDS.
administrator OF Waterworks and Public Build
ingS ie1std
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17
DIR. FARRIS.

A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues TO give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatment of venereal and private diseases
Recent cases cured il a short time. Long stanl-
ing constitutional ailments are treated with un-
Weakness or Nervous i ebility and Imp potency,
as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses.
which. produce some of the following effec s. AS
dizziness. nervousness, dimness of sight. cough,
constipation, c niusion of ideas. and uniting
the victim for business or marriage, speedily
cured. A physician who confines himself ex-
cusively to the treatment of certain class of
diseases must possess greatski ill In that special
W.aianaa +: medical pamphlet, for tw stamps:
guaranteed. Hours a m. to .. m. !; Sundays
from a m. to D m. Office No. "a Exchange
PIac between Canal and Customhouse.
my12
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17
WIDDER GREENEs LAST WORDS.

'Tm goin' to die, Z" says the Widder Greene,
sIm goin' to quit this airthly scene;
Tt amt no place for me to stay
In such world as 'tS to-day.
Such works and ways is too much for me,
Nobody can't let nobody be,
The girls is founced from top TO toe.
And that's the hull o. what they know.
The men is mad on bonds an stocks,
I'm real afraid I'll be hanged myself
Ef amt laid on my final shelf.
There amt a cretur but knows to-day
never was lunatic any way,
But since crazy folks all 60 free a
There's another thing that's pesky hard
r. cant go into n neighbours yard 4
To Bay 7How be you2' or borry d pin.
But what the paper'll have .h 9,,i " III, n: 4 :,
Were pleased to say the Widder Greene
or Our worthy friend Mrs. Greene's gone
Down to Barkhamstead to see her SON
Great Jerusalem! can't stir q. ~ III
Without a-raisin some feller's fur2
There amt no privacy, 50 to say,
No more than f this was Judgment day.
And as for meetin'-I want TO swear
Why, even did Hundreds \ spilled and done
Like everything else under the sun;
1t used to be SO solemn and slow,
Praise to the Lord from men below
Now it goes like gallopin' steer @
High diddle diddle! there and here.
No respect to the Lord above Q, s..
No more Of He was hand and glove
With all the creturs He ever made
And all the jigs that was ever played.
Preaehin' too-but here I'm dumb
But tell you what! I'd like II some
If good old Parson Nathan Strong
Out O his grave would come along,
An give us q stirrin' taste o fire
Judgment and justice is my desire.
'Taint all love an sicklsh sweet
That makes this world or tother complete.
But law I'm oldl I'd better be dead
When the worlds a turning over my head;
bperits talkin' like tarnal fools, U.G a.
Bibles kicked out o deestrict schools,
Crazy creturs a-murderin' round
Honest folks better be under the ground.
So fare-ye-Welll this arthly scene
No more'll be pestered by Widder Greene
Baltimore Sun.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.

TIES ASSOCIATION.
For Account of Whom it May Concern.
PY NASH u HODaSON-W I. HODtSON
ID Auctioneer-Offce. No. 10 Carondelet street
On WEDNESDAY,, June 20, 1877, at 10 o'clock m.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange will be
sold
TEN SHARES tmore or less) of the Capita
Stock of La Varieties Association. on which as.
sessments are now past due and unpaid. said
stock being subject to all past due assessmen,s
before being transferable on the books, in &C.
cordance with article of the amended charter
of the Association.
TermS-Cash on transfer.
1918 I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
Fifth District, Algiers. !
April 49, 1877. J
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 corne Of Seguin and
Patterson streets, Algiers.
III. J. BARRETT,
ap19 t State Tax Collector
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-17

SUMMER CLoTHING.-Messrs. Wheeler g. Pier
son, Nos. 13 and Is Camp -trest, have Just re-
ceived lot Of new summer goods which they are
off ring at low prices, consisting Of black lpaca
frocks and sacks, new French diagonal frocks and
vests youths black diagonal coas from So to $12,
white duck vests from 81 to So 80. Cheap suits.
snd new bows, scarfs and collars at greatly re-
duced pricea